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ES
crorruaL LIV&4MIIE M A RKET,
OrricE or TKE PrEranuwat Gitzsm,
Tlicrastkes. May 22, 1868. S
The operations in Cattle -were remarka
bly insignificant this' wikk; - bay reaching
,about sixty head, ailtold, 'W
orto
hich is next '
nottae — gi
togive a character- to: , the market or- es
tablish quotations: There were several
lots on sale, and we noticed several eastern
buyers in attendance .but litiyers and sel
lers were too far apart to admit of many
-sales. • , Prinkar:,shipplmit,Cattlecench'sa itte
.suitable for retailing in the eastern mar
kEtl%. Were held lit* WA -with buyers s%
-834 to 8,4 c, and, perhaps, 9c. The- market'
is always very changeable at this seasmi of
the year, and this has a tendency to make
.operatk4urtimiiirthierweektberiTterhave"
-a very good inane; in tliCressil pope next
week it, may be just the reverse. There
werebnt !very fewl 4034 buyers ih-ratten
dance and there were but very few Cattl e
-of this character on sae; the fact is geed
stockera cost as much in the west as farm
ers and stock growers fed like paying
here. At 434 to 5, a large number of stock
-cattle -could be sold, trut anything bf
a de
cent stock steer would have cost froin‘
.6 to 6,4, and even 7c. In.a few ; weeksmore
we expect to see grass cattle coming in, and
th'en, said ,not.. till Ahei?,is
--eteekvill rule' loWer; The ro.l.%wilak ger
the sales: • _ •
W%-HeOgwoold-17-head of- lair-butchers
cattle to Yopupi; pr„uraglng, ,LW: pounds,
at, 9.
McKee sol4B- -4 1 .1R 30 4- 11 41 41 .4 MAIO.
•cattle • - • . ; ;
'J. Berry sold E. Toting 20 head good fat
•ateers, weighing 20,77516 a, at 8,40.
- - XODS,o LI • 437 i•
The market for Hoge compared with list
week, has- undeigone but little charige.
Pripae fat Hogs were act to as good supply,
.as last week, while the number of light
-averages, suitable for, the New York mar
ket, was consideratiiy larger. We quche
lherfornier at Afi•;• to I.O l A,:gtF The-litter at r
-8-to 18%.. We are quoted the foLlowhig
sales: • '
Ibalmes,_Laffertv-&-C& sold -139 head for-
Stump to Cronse, melt** , Co. at too; 62
for Holmes & !Ilene to. Keys 'at 9.51; 108 for
asmetto Crouse,Emerick• 41,..C0.41 93j;112
for Bond to Singer ..& Imhoff -at 10,30; 123'
for Blue & Co. to Crouse, Emerick & Co. at
9,30; 32 for Ross to . W.liedgeii at 8,30.
'Hedges & Taylor sold 69 for Meaks to
Pidcock. & Co. at ,40,0;45,. for Afiddleworth
&Fri:tat to 'IV. Hedges - at 8,80;, 146 for Getr
to same at 8,40; 84 :for Methane to same at
.8 65 for Paul to Emerick & Co.,at 8,10.
W. Hedges bought 66 from „Pidcock &
.CA,. at 8,65; 127 from Crouse, Emerlok Co.
-at 8%; 127 from - Quick at 8; 349 from Cal
hour at 8.65; 144 from ilicEeth at . 8,30; 33,
from iiiingent-Ittihotfat d 0 - 11; -
-chreist dr. Co. at .11),40; toatiMeo at 10%; 15
to Imhoff at 10,50. • -
'Beals sold 196 to Tideock & !Erlifutiti aG
5,35. •
- Glichreist 6c. Co. bought 202 from Smith
at 10%. Shipped 1,800 head from Chicago
to Philadelphia., ,„ ,
Sinker &'` Imhoirbought 114 front E:
Smith at 10,20; 202 from Osher at 10,35; 124
from McClain 410; 114 from .T. Voter.at
9,115; 107 from Fry ik.Esed at 10,50; 107 from
Quick at 10,10; 34 froth '.Pidcock dr Co. at
10,20; 68 from .510Kee
head Otdcago - Hciga;
CrOuse, Emerick ck Co. bought 457 from
Green at NI 189 froin. Haakek at 10,10; 89:
fr.6trillamb - at B,so,'ancl - 158 froth. Ilarrirrg4
ton at 8,90: -
• M. Lanahan de Co. sold 272 to Keys, to go
to Baltimore, at 10. .
Reynolds to E. Smith 275 at 9,40. Voter
to same buyer 140, averaging 162 pounds,
at . „834. - --
rTIMI
With large arrivals and a diminished de-
Mend, the market for Sheep has been a re
markably hard one this week, and prices
have detlined from .ascent to a cent and a
half per pound: In the early part of the
'week, two or three bunches of - prime fat
Sheep sold at 7 1 416 - 7;46;ithil/F - to.ilaY
same quality of Sheep- would not have
brought over 6to 634 c. Common. and in-,
- latior • were still - worse; the decline biiinip
still greater, though this is always the case
-In a dull market. • There were less-buyers
than there were last week, and those who
were hero bouglAtancreaparll:4;lv is
Holmes, Lafferty. & Co. sold 154 head for:
Bond to Pearce at 6,55; 212 for;McFadden to
Pidiock & Co. at .7,40; 243 for .same to same
af T M; 221 for Logan' to Anil &Mors at
4,-t 46ibr-Rosirta beitriCir-
Smith & Talmag4iiibld
ard to Wilson at 4; 101 for some to Anil ,4
Myeis•at, brl9ololoViTitiabiklo Wilssd oat
4,40; 207 for Brooks to Loyd '24 - .6,15; 451 for
Erwin to Lafferty &Brow at 5; ,104 for .Mar
vin to Aull A Myers Afia Isar helkd•
'Maga .& tl'dyl64 501d242 heddldr hi
Hugh. to Mgypes atC 4;,231 for Vizonlito Def
trich at 4; 107 for Hunt to,Pearee.at 614;,r1.3
sansi,'to'stinfd at 6V-1 1 Mikairthn:hartiluf221
_for Evans to McCurdy, at, 4; 58 boinmod
wooled Sheep for Harrington toAult& My
ers at 4; 12.8 for Dodd tpArtaltpichO..,
Pideook Ertstni&botiglif 419 hesidlioni
Cunningham, averaging 80 lbs, at 6,40; 448
cMeClain dr Erwin, averaging 80 lbs;
at--q,o; 46 from Vase pt, 0,9171.1-avpraging)B4
lbs; 200 friana Deitrich, averagi ng ,lbs, at :
6,92; 53 from sae` avers it 75; at 4; 88
from Calhoun, prima Viockle `Sheep, avera
ging 90, at 6; 229 trout (Pennsylva- •
, nia Sheep) averaging 93 -lbs at 7,17; 440
from .E.-L- Higkeravln;itiOlitgl:-at: 4 1 6 4 12 5 9
final Lamb, averaOng 83, at 5,25. -
8. • Clark sold 345 head of fairish Sheep,',
weighing 28,58 1 0, to Blayneis 43:.
E. L. Kase bought 440 head from Beals dr. l
Horner at 4e; 201`frotriVaterow at 4e; 285
from another party at 6,601 .
Cleveland Market.
(By Teleiraph to the PlttoburAti Gizette.l
• CLEVELAND, May 28.—Flour market dull
and unchanged; double extra spring, city
ntede. a4.sll,26Oll,7ElfdcrecituttrY made , '
1)10,50a11,25; double extra amber, city e,
at i 1 ,14; 'double extra white, city nfade at
415a15.50; do red, ,country made, at
22,150., drill. and' , with
interior demand tin orders; No 1 red , w d
ter held at 52,52; No '2 do 'at 12,45; No 1
westertr spring at ,. 51,20.1 'COM In fide de."
mend, but lower on spot at tila1„00,40; aVG .
by seller for June,`declining. Bye stesdt
asitestrtalLh*Sat.lll,* for aio'±l.f.. Barley,'
• sales.. , Petroleum firm and a shade
lower; refined, in bond held '244241.0 do
1 4 4 5 r.e d t fs:ti..:
. • .-.lllllwankee Market.
,
12, Telegraph to the Punhttnas Gazette.] , t
-114-thwavanskAfay 28e0-Flour dulischoice
Wisconsin - and, 7Vvx 1810,87; medium
.118,82a8,67; combsoh $8,25a8,50. Wheat ad
stalloettst 41,433)004% for No. I.P $1,9311314
for No; 2. • Oats -declit*d to 67c for No. 2.
Corn dull' at 88c for new. Recelpts.-"4,600
burro's a ilaivr 040 0 -bushels of.wheats
7,000 bushels of oats ; 8,000 bushels f corn.
Shilbments—.4,Boo ;barrel's • of! dour; '49,000
bushels of ;wheat; 200 buishels of oats; 500
bushels of Corn.' ' '
-hr.ii,.-.la/llcANo,lo‘4l,4llgek,f: it ." $,,, ta ' 1- :
arTetegraph•to the Plttsbant tyeetettel : '
e':
' ..
TOL81:10;, 'MO 2EL-411*,4,retiultofel;741.
Tbli and qplet: Wheat-receipts 4 , 800 bu 1
and salek white - Miehigtut , at:l F,f43;• 'amber
dull and notninalx lower. • Corn-tecelpte
.5,0615* bu.anddeflcnen#-,ailealld.sl 4 aVV2i4g;
buyers for'Jnne.94e;;!lotllo dayer of Judi)
82,34 e:.. Oats- 7 460(44 2015..bn and No lovf.
4)r; pales No. 1 at 723 c,dieing firm at. , _tte
decline. 'Rye settee.' Lake-frelabig" firm=
te 1V 761 .4 1 9 15 , 19 *. /8 11 4 !l?' 0 01 61 41 ' O l
Corn. -; •' .; -: '
tOlealig Oi l _ .
.. , 'Mi t tet. 7 --.. 1 . { ";
ipi TelejTl
. 1 / 4. 01t0 t!uf 11 tquiPlrnelteti -: ' - !
.- _
1
. thAaCett,t,0423 3 . 412.
elite ig. tatita . :1' - at
1,..-..,
~44=4
lad_landBBlBi - at faae;lo for 'medium .
r 1K80a9,10 for good to choice.; Ito
-034441 8 470 head hogs. taldptuente-3,,459
had nog& . . ,
.t ...1,2. : ,,,,, F g,,,.. . 74r.,0 " .4 b , i ,1 " , ..4.;.64.51.;...L., , ....1.1K.4.,Li5411 . 1;,..r.A1F.V4piamerxir..t...1. .4.4; •
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Mendel lettere In New York.
Gold Closed at 139.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gsgette.l •
NEW YORE. May `2., 1868.
Money continues abundant and, extreme.
ly easy at 3@5 on call. Sterling fitru at le
q,lo>f. Gold lower; cloidng at 139x®189%.
Export - to:dayAe3o.ooo. ' • - •• ' '
• ..
aosrazsas
.
Were very active,
and higher,- clostn • g. very
.„
s t r ong, with a' large demand, for rivo-
Twenties or 1864; Ten-Forties lea* wanted.
conversions of seven-Thirties'tp-da* u,-
lienrY Climes &To: fitrniahte the follow
ing annexed 4:30 quotation*: Coupon*
1881, 116 @IRV,: do '62,111y,®111%; do '64,
109%®109%;,d0; '65„1073{®166; new 11134
®11.1%; do '67, //1%€4111%; Ten-Forties,
16.53,110.5%;, Seveu-Thirties, 4.07X4@)1073‘..
• I.StsizAr.§..x xeracii. •
The.railway market is active and buoir
ant, With a marked advance, closing strong.
Border;State bonds active and strong.
Express ,shares lower. \ Miscellaneous
• • -
- - , STOCKS.
.
The following are the 5:30 prices : Can
ton, 50@51X; Cumberland, 35 30436; Wells
ExPFess, =q , 11244; _ American, . 53@533i;
Adams; 56,411§57; United State, 55y@56,
Merehafits Union; M34@28%; ,Quickflver,
30101130 g; Mariposa. 5(O; Pacific Mai ;28yi
@t 34; Atlantic, 38(g134 New York Central,
133y 4 (4)1.33X; Erie, 72,0572%; preferred,
76%®77; Hudson; 143,-;©144; Harlem, 123;
Reading, 95%®95X; Ohio ik Mississippi,.
315 (4)31%; Wabash. 51,-1@52; St. 'Paul,
6. @6i 78%@78,4; M. C., 120
@2l: .Mic n Southern,- 840)88%; Wi
no's Cent ral, 148614834; Pittsburgh, 88%;
Toledo;
.1.10y;®110X; Rook Island, 98 63 983-y ;
Northwestern, 8914 ®69g, do. prerre,
801(,@)80%; Port Wayne, 114350115; Hart
ford and Erie, 14©15. Terre Haute, 494';
do. preferred. 70; 'Chicago and Alton, 128;
Hannibal and St. Joe preferred, 87; idari
etta 2d preferred, 10; Missouris, 92%; new
Tennessees, 623;; old North Carolinas, 9634;
old-Virginias, 50%.
MINING SHARES
Steady; Gregory, 310; Smith and Parmelee,
32; quartz Mil, 105; Edge Hill, 395.
TREASURY. MATTER&
Receippts• sub-treasury, $3,803,532; pay
ments, 84,081,529; balance, $100.465,491; re
ceipts of customs at all ports for the last
week, 42,821,169.
New York Produce Market.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gasette.l
Nxw .Yoss f May 28..—Cotton in better
demand and'more active; 11900 bales of up
land nxiddlings at 31, Included in the sales,
were 1500 balesln transit. Flour, •receipts
2668 bbls at saloc lower; 6800 bbls at $8a8,50
for superfine State and western; 49a9,60 for
extra State; $9a10,25 for extra western; $ll,-
401113 for white wheat eittra; $9,55a12 for It.
911a12 for extra St. Louis: $12,25a16
for good to choice do. closing quiet; Cali
forma heavy, 2000; sacks at $11a13,25. Rye
flour quiet, 209 bbls at 88a10,10. Corn meal
steady; receipts 500 bbls, $6 for Brooklyn;
$6,40 for Brandywine., Whiskey dull. Re
ceipts of Wheat amount to 52218 bus; open
ed drooping, closing fairly, active at, la2c
better; 94000 bush at $2,25a3 for No. 1 spring;
$2,16.32,18 for'No. 2 do; $2,14 for inferior do
in store; 92,21 for No. 1 and 2 mixed;
92,60 for amber Southern and about $2,42
for white', Canada in btnd. Rye heavy;
sales 4,000 bush Canada at $2,44. Barley
nominal. Barley malt quiet. Receipts of
corn 22.198 bush and- la2c lower, with an
active business doing; . sales 154,000 bush at
$1,06a1,09 for new mixed western. afloat;
$1,06y,a1,0734 for old dp; $1,15 afloat, and
$1,14 for Irestern - Sqsllow. 'Receipts of oats
73,474 bush,. heavy and lower; sales 36,000
bush at 8530-for western in store; 8711871;c
for do afloat. Coffee unsteady; sales 1,200
bags Rio at privrte terms. Sugar firmer,
sales 850 hhds Cuba at 1134a12 1 4c." Mo
lasses la fair demand; sales 100. hhds Cuba
53a56c.' Hops quiet at 50c. American pe
troleum firm at ,13gal4c for crude and 20c
for refined bond. Pork opened dull for
new:and closed irregular; sales 335 bbls at
$28,12a37 for new mess; $28,15 cash; '927,50a
27,76 for old do, ciosingat $27,62 cash; $22,75,
a 23,25 for prime;- $24,25a24,30 ''for prime
mess. Beef steady; saps 225 bbls at sl9a
20,50 for new plalfrznesS;'97o,6oo24,7s for
new do; also 150 fiords at $34 for prime do;
$35a38 for -India mess. Beef hams dull;
sales-25 bbls at $29a33. Cut meats quiet;
sales--150 packages at 1334 for shoulders:
hams at 17817%1 loilddlings ramiinaL lLard
quiet and , heavy; sales-1,650 bbls at.1734a
183!,; steam rendered at 183019; kettle do
at 18g,ii18y4 small lots at' ame price. But
ter quiet'at 25a30 for Ohio, and soa3s for
State. Cheese quiet at 12a16: Freights to
Liverpool, firm; atAlial33ld.; for ~ c omit.ller
steamer.
LA.TEST,...FIOtIr closed very quiet, with
out decided change: Wheat firm; .$2,18a
2,,19 for No. 2 and $2,29a2,30 for No. 1
spring. .Ryd dull at - $2,02a2,05. Oats dull
and heavy, at 85a8.51ic for western In store.
Corn dull, at $1,18tia1,1954 for new mixed
western Pork' dull and strongly
downward - , with sellers`: of mess. at -$28,12
and buyers at $2B. Beef dull "and un
changed. Cut Meats dull and heaVy. Ba
con 1] MrtinaL Lard dull and beau at
alBSo for prinle steam: - Eggs dull at'2oc.
New york_Drif goods Illarket.
C 37 Telegraph .to tbe rltteburgh Gazette.) ,
NEW Yortic, May, .28.—The weather is
still overcast, ail "is ~ttade, yet prices rule
steady at 9 'for. print cloths of standard
makes, 17% for Appleton A, Atlanta A and
Indian, heavy ..brown sheeting% 17 for Pa-,
citio 'extra 'Market R; 31 Tor,
Columbian duck, 30 for Mertham do, 18 for
Lancaster ginghams„ 14 for Hereford do,
I 2 for Keystone do; 11% , for White Oak
do, 14 for Cocheco D • prints, 12!
fork IPacific . 1354 . for. Richmond:,
10%c for Nassau, Me for Peak° Mills,Or
gandies, 25c fcr — Xellbebee checks, 29c for
Otis A X A blue Debimi, 27%c for B B do,
24c for do- and Arlington, 140 for Bine
.
Hill do', 32c for 'Ainoskeeg doi 31c for Co
lumbian, 35c for Levristan 36-Inch Ticks, 35c
for 7-8 Minnehaha de, 28a for . Alg:otbin 36
;nab !ricks, 284. for New York Mills and
Masonville biueline, 25e for Wamsutta do,
2234 c !Or ,Truicarora 'do, and 13%c 'for Lac!).
nia Comet Seam • •
Phllliaelolda Market.
Car Teissralo to the Ptttiburgb gazette.l
PkILADEL.E . Ititt,: • /fay , 28.:Petroleum
quiet; Crude lnialir Relined 28.- Flour
dull and aroOping.. ' Wheat, limited en.
quiry: sales red at, 52,80. • Corn dull and'
lower; sales yellow at • 11,18. . Oats dull.
Provisions unchanged. • '
Baltimore:Market.
(By Telegraph to theyittebazgh Gatette.)
BA4'IIXORE, *Sy_ 29.-, lolly nominal..
Wheat noininaL Corn firm ; white; $1,14a
1;16; yellow, $1,'21a1,24. 'Oats; - Western,B6
a9BO. , Mess Pork quiet at 1129,00a29,50. -
Bacon quiet; zits, aides, 4.6gci clear slaw:
I 7 4o; shoulders, 144 c; hams , ge2243. _Ler*
firm at 19altNe - • -
, ,Ifiestpkte Market..,
C B .,Ylelesreoe to the PituOarga Gazette.t
DiEmPl4is, May • 28.-Cotton dull and
nominal; receipts;` bales;,_expnrts, 2 F4 4 '
Flour quiet but firitt. 'PorktlAsu: , Bacon;
shoulders 14;4' clear -, sides= weak at 180.
Lard 1 9%5210. Cozzi 97e. . gay 's2o Oats
Ira Bran .81e. Eg g s 180 Butte[ $OO., ~
,Rn ma ,, rums..
•
Both ;river Mntl4netor**4p B Ortrt
ii r d 14 : 491 4 i . (94 4 0 04 , 149h 1 ;the Mown,
phela, and five feet alx, Inches Itt.the•Alle.
„h el m- ,The weather eeettenet 'cloudy and
iiiielftlede. with fr euoat 4 thavi'ere of Mfg
Tereritygtve• oil . City andlltatiou 77.7, t
, The fiat. Moore, from Porteroouth. bi
th e day arrival we have to rep or t. t he
St. Charles was due list evening, end WILL
•.*
PITTABITIIGTI ''GAZEWE :_ FRIDAY. MAY 29. 1868.
return twain as usual this evening atilve
o'clock. • : ' - '
The Lorena, - from . St. Louis, is over doe;
it is possible she may have been delays
by low'water: ' '
- The .T. •N. McCullough cleared for Cin.
cinnati yesterday with ,a fair trip, and the
Delaware was to have left for Nashville last
evening.. • '
The Ida Rees No.-2 is now inthe Browns
viile packet trade,• under the auspices of
the "People's Line.'" 'She Is a very neat
and stititnch craft,- and we have no doubt
will make the time withoixt any difficulty.
The Argosy did not get off.for,Cincinnati
as expected yesterday, but will leave' to
m. W. J. Koimta; after • Cal absenee of
several weeks at St. Louis, where he was
engaged in loading his mountain fleet, has
returned - home wail,* and will, we pre
sume, soon give his time and attention .to .
the Manchester Parsenger Railwv, of
which he is President and SuPerintenclent.
Com; K. is one of the most .untiring-and
energetic men in business we. know of;
`whatevei he takes hold of will`go through,
as - with him. there in no such word' as
The' Messenger, Capt. Jesse Dean, is fil
ling up rapidly for St. Louils, and' she is
announced to' to take
12 er departure to-
The St. Charles, Captain C. A. Dravo,
with Andrew Robinson ' Sr., In the o ffi ce;
idthe regular packet for Cincinnati to-day,
leaving at 5.p. m,
The,Bayru.d, Captain Shepard, is tne reg
ular packet for Parkersburg to-day, leav
ing promptly at noon. .
The Westmoreland, coming up from
New Orleans, hi loaded'very deep with su
gar and iron. -
Capt. D. N. Greenleaf is to go to New
Orleans, where 'he will the' position now
held by Capt. J. T. Burdeau, as General
Agent of the Mississippi Valley Trawl:Km
tation Company. ,. ,
A' St. - 'Louis telegram, under date of
Thesday, says: Arrivabi--W. F. Curtis
and Armenia.. The Silver Cloud left last
night for Pittsburgh with a good trip. The
Princeis loft for Buford with :government
freight of the, Hazlett contract, and the
Agnes is loading for a rise. The Luminary
enters the Vicksburg trade, The Missis
sippi and Forsyth were bought in for the
Atlantic Company. ' The Missouri is falling
rapidly at St. Joseph, and slowly at Omaha
with difficult navigation. The Lower Mis
souri' 'ls in a bad condition. The Elver
Mississippi is steadily falling from Saint .
Paul. Freights . advanced at Dubuque to
10c per'loo. , • -
We clip the following items from the
Cincinnati Enquirer of Wednesday: The
little propeller Carrie Williams, in corn-
mend of Captain Louis Krutz, coming up
from Louisville, bursted her supply pipe
when passing Petersburg, Rentuckyryes
terday morning about five o'clock. Four
little chiltiren of Capt. Brun were sleeping
right forward of the boiler, and one of them
a girl about twelve , years of age, was se
verely scalded. "
Capt. - Marsh Clark, of the Emma Floyd,
was conducted yesterday afternoon to the
office of Rose dr Batchelor, Where were as
seinbled a number of his personal friends
and admirers, whose grave countenances
betokened some serious design upon him.
A huge white beaver, of the high-top per
miasma, was produced, and was formally
presented to him by Capt. Bennett, in his
happy and peculiar stela, in • behalf of, the
friends assembled. Capt. Clark attempted
to 'tell how much he was affected by the
gift, but broke down, and invited the crowd
"round the corner," but they all, strangely
enough, declined (in) a horn.
Daniel Millard, a •pilot, fell overboard
from the steamboat Lula on the 19th-inst.,
near Rickman, Ky., and was drowned. The
drownEd man was formerly a resident 'of
Covington, Kv., where he leaves a wife
and daughter to mourn his untimely
end.
The Dubuque Herald says that' Captain
Davidson, president of the Ifoittwestern
Packet Company, has reduced the,wagee of
his officers as 'follows: Captains, from
1 15 0 to - 3100; Pilate, 13125 to $75: first clerks,
8100 to $75; second clerks, $75 to $4O. A
considerable decline has , also - been made
all the way down to the "shiner."
DEPORTS BY RAILROAD.
CLEVELAND ; AND ,PrVriistraos HAIL
ROAD, May 28-10 cars pig Iron, Nimick &
Cu: I bx indse, A lieckert; 4 hhds hams, W
H Wilson; 2.cars brick, Miller, Barr, de co;
1 car stone, Hastings & Co; 6 ears iron -ore,
McKnight, Porter ' & Co; 2do do, Shoenber-.
ger & Blair; 8 do do, 2 do metaLUnion Iron
Mills; .3 do luiaber, Win Dilworth; 2 do dci,
E Allen; 1 do . do, R A.Ciark & Co; - 4406
blooms' iron, J Moorhead;' 101 bbls lime,
Atterbery dr, Co: I bbl oil, Mien de Co; lot
furniture, Myers,• Downing .& eb; 1: safe
powder, Reynolds & ,Morohead; 13 boxes
scales; Fairbanks, Morse '& Co; 29 tics steel
Park, Bros . & Co; 5 hit bbls herring,'S X:
Smith; 20 do fishy EHeazletom, 1 .butt r to.•
bacco, E Wormser; 25 'bra rye, 1 & W Fair- f
ley; 18 obis knobs, Adams: I'dcKee• & Co•f1 ,
bbl •tallow; 1 bdl hides, I do 1
skins, Wm
Flamm It Son; 1 car,staves, C. H Bender; 2 i
bbis diyapples, Knox & Orr; 25 bxs cheese,
Voight,• Mahood & Co; l'keg oatmeal, 1 db'
pearl
• barley, Lewis • it McClure; 3 bbis 81
kgs dO. Arbuckles & Co; 114 bpi chairs, 10
°do roCkers, Bedford Co'
W :
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PITTSBURGH, PT. AVICE AND CHICAGO'
RAILROAD, Maps"'" 29. -7=l — car pig iron,
Bryan & Caughay; 4 do' o, Jas • Wood; Son
& Co; 1 cask glass ware, McKee & Bp;
. 7„
bxs cheese, If Jr Braden; 10 do do, R& A'
Carson; 6 do 'do; S P Shriver & Cd;10 'sacks
rags, Godfrey : - dr. Clark; .241 • boxes gimp, 0
Ihinsen & Son; 25 sewing • machines, Wm,
Sumner &Co; 500 pigs lead, Davlii,,C & Co;
250 Go CtO. Bailey, learrell - di Cu; : 300• do do;
J B Canflold do Son; 28 pkgs scrag iron, 44
pcs do, Coleman, Rohm & Co; Ipc s%ave .
casting, 1 grate, Bradley & Co; 15 wog-ta
b:lmo,
,Means &: Collin; .4 bas brass,. 0: G.
Hussey 4k Co; 9 rolls leather, i,Hammett*,
Son;'4llsprizigs, Artdersoti,CoOk & aiy; ',etc,
rbt glassware, BakewelL•Pedis &, Co;1 bx
mdse, J Lvon;4 bbl-'screp irono ;Columbia
Iron Co. - ~
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD S May 29.
—2,480 bbls °ILI B Bell; Iddo'diniZittle,
Baird & Patton 1 car stone, D..UREitilibSlds;
90 carboys oil,-vitro'!, Braun,& Wagner; 1
car Pig Iron, Lewis ;" Oliver 114 Phillip - a; 2dO
stone, Harrison - & Bee; - 1 do`tfir& brlok; . 10
Smith & Co; 4 pkge produce,..P.Megmtsil,
bx hams, F Sellers & Co; , /,.flrkin.hutterp-k
bbl eggs, Voigt, Malleod:42 Colar l lll f ol.yet
.T
W.•steek; 2 abliego,” I dti bUttif, 3' mil '
ler; 4•Pkgs-ibtittor :and Agge•l4 redek rags `
Paul & Ulbsoi3l.l pkg ggpteg t 4 sheep,
sks oats; 1.-sk 'lO B
611'3 B I;'Zi"filigii gi
ai l
keting, , Monangithela - Housept car do* le,
t
I °l lB ,9Fni.F#•-. , ... -
~''.;• - - ~ i. irr.J., ~; c”. ! - liq
RIMIMMOtTN I g li q r { - 14 1 #'", L, i i i !„.. 14;3 .t 7 1,4
RAILROAD, ' M ay 28.1. 1 .,;A. Oar: evives, Dual
& Christ; i do - do, , Llvittgektin &nitric; '2 tree
sausage. Jae Upplxiaott; •?211 bbls .. ,llMiris
eke do, H Riddle; /aka oafs .7 sks,ryo .
M Steele &Son;'3 bb It' eggs, W'H otats
Co; 5 aks rage ; I-bbl' dr B
gel, Greirlaird 1)
9 bbIB steel JE 9ll ,llorilkstilMidid IR akilAdryi
peaches; 3 bbls a.ryaPPßit, Meaner IPitst ..
per; '2- bbls dr7 peasha,wter; MOCirovedt
0o; 2 Midi); Head d; Metzger; 7 .'.-bbbi ..11 1 4 , k . ,
lasses, F Fella; 1 cask boo
__,,ou kli P. 1 ,1v,_912;
it Co; 0 eke rye : ..bb cgerron; U. ii
oats, 4 do, corn, _ ';'' eaoury 4k goad ! i e a r
corn; M Steele & Sun, ' '' L'"' "-'; -2 - ,' - ':.T. , -4.-
'•Att.tartzilr. Srifiiir4 -1 3fiy' 28; tat:
shingle* Taggart a; , WilsOir,l ear .Poi i'i
J. Reneedy;.ltbl j) ..m.2 bUtter a 4 Rs
,k,
188 kill barley '.7 - Rhcides; 99 ihge,39l:
te4
28 ligs leads - vtietatlyist -, Kopp; aka:4
ICWollp:l4tarikotatiml, Owsmi, - *
860 pigs lead,' Aeymer f ._s Co;Zostsfris i ri,
Flhoh; tbitlei *von , E ft Suilth:
''l l iiiigaittrAlti. Cittriti l ar: :Wil l i:to:kik
pday 27....WelittioidailirtehoOok,...McCteitry
dc.C9; ,I:t4d , angsr,fpbuckles_dafB464
bble,Ti r att'aiWUmn i • 40315 i oat ' , , M I
terktini'LPTiti4o,l , dcildittivi W'''' ' 4 3
2 bsAolimrso.B ANarriTeraklnabmi ts! ouql , ft .
...___
iariacti7jos_Fil:'•.tswev:;.o,43Mainddi
ams m,y 27.,-100 .0111 XS
R Roblsoulttin 123 blur litiabao — at
00; 80 calls rope, Fulton, Urcuz.& Co; 3
pkim. orsokers, 31 do sheet !rob, W F Arm
strait. .
.
SMUI:BOATS.
FOR ClINICI:9111ATI.
THIII2BDAY PAC " T—AT 1.2 at.
The new and splendid side- heel steamer
J. N. lIIPCU LOUCH,
G. D. MOONP: Commander.
D. 3100ILE ' Clerk.
The libiive elegiuit stde•wb I steamer will leave
with Pa c k et a n n n ß n iloda,
d c
L m ul n t g l a e N nc h nn l a e, i
Memphis, New Orleans and t. Louts: 41so to the
upper Mississippi - and Missouri rivers. .
Ifreightor passengers reed Led through either 07
rail or river.
Espeolkil attention even. to Orders and W 47
Butinese.
Fortrelght or passage app on board or to
JAS. C • LLINB.
ann . 1 :CHAS SARNI% lAgetits'
ci N cI NNATI , •
PACKE LINE
For .Wheellnit, Mari _its, parheniparth ,
Pomeroy, Giallo'. 'lie, Big Sandy;
Ironton, Poitsme th, Maysville and
Cincinnati. , , ,"
MARTS
e. Smnitr, Stastei,
MOND4YISi'S
ST. CHARLES
FIRIDAYep 5 Po DI.
The above elegant aide-wheel steamers will leave
regularly as announced, connecting et Cincinnati
with Packets and Rallroado to Louisville, Nashville,
Itempbis, New Orleans and St. Louis. Also to the
Upper Mississippi and Missoula . rivers. ,
• reight or passengers reeclpted through either by
rail or elver.
Especial attention given to Orders and Way Busi
ness. BARN ES a COLLINS,
sum WIRIEST h HAhLETT. Agents.
prrnau,giuu,
, -
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Lea . ro Company's Wharf oat, toot of Wood street,
DAILY, at 3.3 M.
•
-• MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
J. N. WWI...LOUGH Geo, D. MOotur, Master.
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
BAYARD A. S. Shingling°, Master.
'WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
GREY EAGLE L. BRENNAN, Master.
Freight will he received nt all betas by
ape JAMES COLLINS. Agent.
FOR • E VANS'S' I L LE,=W i t
CAIRO. ST. LOUIS AND ST.
PAUL.—The tine steamer.
A3IEHICA. Capt. A. Von,
Wilt leave as ahove, In connection with the North.
ern Line racket Company, on
NlONDAr v Junelet-41'. - '
For freight or passage, aipply on board or to
JOHN FLA(_ili. . • .
two 0r..1. I). cuLlavtily9oth Agents.
OR ST. LOUIS „ KEO.
i sdat ,
F. RUA, OL
AENA, OtHILIQUE
AND iST. PAUL.—The nue steamer
31EilSENOEH Capt. JESSE DICAN.
Will leave as above announced on
THIS DAY. , * P. 31.., ,
For height or passage apply on hoard pr to
FLACK & COLLISOWOOn.
tura . Agyntr.
Xi Ak EGULAR WEDNES-s id iat
DAT PACKET Folt
ClNCiti
-1.-rThe due atcamer •
ARGOSY Copt. TArtnznantrt,,,
W. H. Scott, Clerk, lenver Pittsburgh for Melia"'
113%14:very WEDNRSIDAY at noon.
C. GARNES,
JArt. col.l.lNS,}Agents.
mk2l JOIttO teLACK,
CITY OF PITTSBURGH WATER LOAN,
PROPOSALS FOR
9S 30,000
OF THE
• .
Bonds of the "Water Extension Loan,'!
Will be reinfreti at the office of the cfry cos
'TROLLER, Fourth street !
These' re COUPON BONDS. bearing Interest at
tbersteof SEVEN PERCENT: per annum. paya
ble/cog-annually, at the °face of the OttyTressu-,
rer, and the Bonds aretto be: pabl'Off.in twenty-Ave
yeara.from Aprll . l, 1868. ,
Aet, of asseiribli the Bereana of the Water
Wallis is pledged for the payment ofr he Bonds and
COUppos, and the latter ire by law made receivable ,
for Water Bents, and the Act iiithorizing the Loan'
creates a BINILTBiIIrUiCri . Of not leis than , two
per el It. of all bonds whiCh May have been hisued in
painuliice of said,'Xct. The Councils aretiound-to
approbriete`annuolly;a sufficient sum for interest.
And not Mit than: tin percent. of ill bonds 'which
Maylisre issued to go into theßinkleg Fund... ,
Theproceeds of these Bonds can only be l used for
the extension end Improvement .of the Chi' Water.
yorks, which will increase the revenue, while at
present ,it is far greater then is required tO insure
the payment of interest and retirement of the
The lionds are EEEMPT'PRO3f STATE, COEN
'TT' And CITY 'TAX, which, together * with all the
foregoing advantages, make: the Bondi the most de
sizable seettrity offered to-the .
Aide:under par will..not be enneldered:
By order or:Finance Cutomltfie..
THOMAS STEEL, CAintrellen
.
mylnal23
8. INTERNAL REVENUE,
4`+ Aft 131911tL0T.: • •
'"CCILLECTOR , S rtarice.
°Men COLLacion or Invineat. Itr.iiiics, ,
Twenty-third Collection Dist, or N. -
- No. °I Mrit4r ttt ilit l iitti h i l alk iii•
'-NOTICINIS MEltElllt GlVEN,•that the Anoint
Lists, of lIPECIAL TAXES, forhterly termed LI-.
.OENtIES, she of the' Taxen on INCOMES; oalt,,
.11IMIES,'Vt'A'r011'Elil, SILVEII rli/VrEi &C., are
now tome, ofpgek'wbere , virulent :if ilk be receireit,
th . treondoi,ahe Collector un stud: minor f 010 $ lOOl , Or-
May,cl969. ' Theta taxes lidelnichipottie due, Witt'
Impala before alie.lsth day of 'June..lll69, , ollief•
wise . Aii l3l , l °Fikk„e*PO4lies will, be incurred by %be,
taxpayer. , , . ,-....,. '
y.,; IItiPTINEITON4itf., Dori* Oolleifter Ihr the
county.
„of Armettiluge 9110.74/WIN XiYofis . . Est. +
TteputycOttotor Ot.the, convey of Muller. will be
reeette'yeablve c knit , gbh' iiliStlt" Wit: Alai* ie.
•Doetteeeetintlei , and will port sottoti dellphating ,
tint !Mate 494 places ; 111 1 101 ?: ing '.1 1 9, 0 4 11 .• win ,be:
prepared to remill'e the taxes colietitOle hy them,
To itetioamoditeteitteyertiletlitiltoinity of the'
lasing IttAlleithent eat et'Ai diolgueted 111 AMOWIII
DLDuIY PallqatOttlA4V4P,l.l.lA:lF,'glq'f? 'ln',
attehdat ilithie Nimes to toholv t he saes, On. 1. 41"
,dalietialriedi , beteraMl44llo heath to • '9 1 71414p1if
`and *weak ly it; of dititaii; vist ,, r, ' `,i, 1 `14 7 ,=;*
-A4Tatentbui, ' 011 ,4 11 t 1 1T5147 JORtlosillrows Au
814;910.1(9t0. • ••• t.; ;An t,.. , •--,9.; , :!,; , ••:7 7
Al Iliwiridiley; on " Tuesday, Ma y iaatu, At pue`onli
nur , .. -,1 r. •-t - tit ') , t '-, ..t
A , - Paklr4l o eth , 911 Theriiiiai,'''May: - 011iti At.,
thitelinbtel. , •
:
•.' IV:Wm theit'airlivilalp. ti:Orittaitcok. 'Or itAtiowit
chitipo l op 0: -: ~: i, . 1.; x1.,.1i! . -', , ii p 2.,
• Odlfie hour, from 9 A.;11: to 9 to.:lt.' ,' -, '. :.'+
~ifi!*. r''- '', - 'ii . i
/QUIN .101641111Enlirill
; . : 1 44iii0D i ' -'‘ i '''' 1 " jr " l '' 1 ' tolieetor
i)laititar
. ... - , 0-..,1;,, t v. , ..., l'i. 4.; , 4 , -••
...We, the underalpoe'd iraril; fPiiiiseiidittnagaii
Aligtouent. %Dettloff - of miry stmt. Third ward,
bit Olga t !TIM ir .I.ll4l;litleurr 4 !in.'f,iiFillat
$14..1ie things of their alyolno 4 e-:•- • ;- ~ , :,;
-J o U N A r t iat t or
94.17./A9B—:—. - ' + Ll'itypti3:Blll.TlL TT . - ,
101)1rrt ALLEIGL;-Nottett, 'ls , hereby
JL - Aitrisa.tust..tae VlOWerll teglari aa
"' W/ 132 / e ablek4ol,4 regAZZZir.
Mll6llll4l t tlaST, 44 4 1 13,4112g o ili b tb1) De r:
minstm oi .•a ly,n . .,; f ir , V r .b.Wl.o6ol:lA tl ..;
as I ' , — , --d.cittoguettar, 1,
r ....„,..:1,i1-111:4::: Iv l' , ' 1 :ii
the manufacturers , Ira 0 11 217 1 14 ratan/ 121 Cali
as Dead All St. Clair Oral
J. a n io ned.res.
opts . Bole wits, sousq•
r
51.•
I asovEß. & BAKER'S
At the'Nei and Elegant'Sales Itooma
Also, lintnixs, ATTACHMENTS, Melina
SILKS and cOTTONS, TillD, MACHINE OIL.,
de,, lie. The entombs of Fitt sburgh are respect
fully Invited to call. .
Appligations for Agencies solicited. Circulars or
temples by mill on ippliestion. cortespututencO to
be addressed to
GROVER & TAKER M. 00.,
61 VirTil STlitrr. PITTBIIIIIMiII.
C. A. DaAim, Master.
HE GREAT AMERICAN COM-
B/NATU ) UN
BUTTONHOLE OVEMEAMINO
AND SEWING MACHINE.
AT HAS NO
BEING ,AIISOLUTEIS THE IrAMIIAC
MACHINE IN TIM WOlttAP, AND IN.
Tar. 011EAPHST., •
SGrAgents wanted to sell thls,Machlne. ,
Agent fur 'Western Pennsylvania,
Corner FIFTH •AND MARKET lITHEETS, over
Meltonliton.s Jewelry Store. my2Btt4oti
A NSW 1911MMEItt BESOUT.
LALE HOUSE, Stoneboro,
(On the line of Jamestown & Franklin Jialirnal,
hour one ' F
Miu ride from ranklin.) This hotise e
'large, new and commodious, well tarnished, has
billiard rooms, ten-pin alley* and edrered Orme.,
nudes. It Is on the bunks of the mast charming
Fairy Lake In America, abounding In MM. and ad'
inimble fur calling •ptirposes, surrounded with sul
phur syringe, reinanith-stenery &e. It IS the best
oummrrresort In Lim Maim Aglre,P.
K.
T. 10101114 IC, Proprietor.
-"THM 11
E ANSION 01JEIE.
rim undersigned beg to announce to their friends
and the nubile that they haye purchased this OLD
IifiTAIILInIIED and POPULAIt HOW SE, •
No. 344 _Liberty fAtreot,
And will eontlnue to keep It. In the best style. The
110 DRE has over One hundred rooms, all
newly furnished In the best style, and only two min.
Ines. walk trim the itallrimd Depot. Trayelers will
find this horse 1113 excellent one to stop et, and will
be accommodated any hour, day or night.
Connected with the 'louse II :11 splendid Hail for
Concerts.
Families or single persons *Mint to board by the
day, week or month, with or wllliout rooms.
• HQNLICIt t
rehtr:milt
H. WA
l'lllol, VII it
IL) IitICTED ON TAM IP
EURPE.
AN PLAN.
ST, JAMES HOTEL,
Nos. 405 and 407 Llborty et.,
JAMES K. LANAHAN, Proprietor,
This house is newly built and splendidly tarnish
ed. ftnd convenient to all the Railroads coming tote
the city. Strangers visiting the city will and this a
very 'convenient and economical plan. You secure
your room and pay for your meals. as you get them.
,The Restaurant connected with this hotel Is open at
'all hours of the day and night. Balls and parties
supplied with Suppers at the shortest notice and
reasonable rates. selSztO
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
EUBEICA LIDIONIATED BOSE,
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME,
MANUFACTURED ST,
Tlie .Allegheny Fertilizer Co.
SETirA.BD CAMPBELL,.
.
. - • . .
PROPRIETORS,
•" • •
. •
°Mee t 856 Penn Street,. Pittelnurgbi Pa.
The beat EertUlzer in use, and :reconised •by
Farmers who have given' it a trial, to" be the stand
ard ibr raising 'large crops of Wheat,. Rye, "
Corn, Feta toes, go. We - have published for grain-
Itous circulation a pamphlet contulahig tntereatlns
and valuable statements of this Fertilizer, copies of
which will be rent fr ee to any sending uS their-ad-
LU MBER! ILUDIMEItt LUMBER!
AIYTANDER 11,T/13150N,
YARDS 'tio. 88 Preble Street lbrrriorirjltanttheater,
and No. 157 Rebecca street..opposlto ult.'s . % oras.
_ ALLICOIFENT CITY :
DEALL'It IN ALL KINDS CV
Bough and riatied Lumber,
Flooring, Door.:
Weatherboarding, 1 Sash, I
Shingles, , Idnilidings,. _
Saw Atill,Ltnnbor * t odar IlLutl tAIVIIP,!- rc 4 t l l
Lath null Palings, tlati and 1 talent
~t lark,
ALAI)--Ftll 11l tilttOK, Ttla: anti ct..ka . ai3w
. 31
Vtilit Itoit i ell:ll)ittliitlatolliriilit
, Capital, - • •• $.1,..1,000. •
.
Pttior.3l77-.finWAIT pr t inviool.•
gtIithILI , PIN -- giNtLiW. 4 t/Virtf.
Dlitle7o3l ,
f o lvr yn iar to li t t li lseu, i i . : ~.,t ,a4 , 14 , 1 , ,,
o.o,‘v.,Dlturmit•h , . ~ Monvv
k in
n. us J linatufk.
1
1414130 .io.oiirt it Mrttlll Ainl At
LICOItIgNintI73I4LTA. tut WW I . , , •
OFFIVPI AT TWIT t'l TT li 41431110111CtikW:001
•ton 5tNoll: ! .' • , iwanw
JOHN Mkt A. INNUDOUIIi
Nurserymen Flails an Soften
" n "T °Px"
it *it Vplse, t
Veehhoeelel Oakteit i ; le 64;11
of , I ce. ? ° 00 0 " 0 ,
vrrEstorien cAnquiaratimiTs. ,
iliViiiiuitiNk4o44, l l44l4 notoioa tut'
niodiftid by the ileart
4100th r %tail on o l lal lOC ill Mid Sof Juno Term. ,
Meanie boon 'Shelly echirmed. , 'and that the sac
comments aro In my hands On nollectlon, Unless
payment It made on echelon ian• 00lb. 0808. the ,
0101 ma will ha 0104 asllena and collected by process.
9"lwl ' . 11P.111.481:10,:eity- Attoantri
.
Pittsburt.b_NAr Nth, 4. 1468 ' I n i lu P gr q
NITYLIE AND DUNCAN. STS. ;
vv
• All persons interested' are hereby :Maud that:
the Bport of Viewers, as wonted. bp:the Courtef
(Outer Sessions, ;:al, Noce 11- and . 11V December
Toheti 10004 bat; Well coblifnifid,:and th"
the IWILIPumt! arc-Iter hi,MYXoutu lrOg, clg i cA7
"_ Infde' oo - OF be rc r—
Anti, 1809, the claims will
collected Prc o cti kW.
Z sfAsal. LIM f ,, Y
Attoriyetdi
• intutaib•;l 190r'
7,„
111211112
SEWING MACELNEI3.
ELASTIC SITTCU
UZI
LOCH siTryn.
MACHINES
WITH LATEST UtPROVEIIENTs,
OF TIIE CO?IPAET.
51 FIFTH STREET.
CI-IA 4.. C. 113A.I.Ei_iltiElt,
HOTELS.
Opposite Union Depot, PITTSBUttti
•LIIMBER.
SEED 9:
------------'—r-"-Th-----wallllri.s!,2
REDOWIIOIre 11177-- . - 7.
6 ..
C amm Th t
2 ein/to u t l evee ;tr e k
on THITTabAN. ff2l lll o . di p
. ..... a .li .
cOdockr. Y., to '"!-- re: 0 -... r . ir
t a r
meat. , - na s d uk gs, . -
syltpU
"f.‘f
A* 1 "" "
tto , -
ITTSBUBGH ate d
apIEMB
IcoNs Etzttvil am
On and alter TRUIBDAY. Mink l / 1 4 186 *
trains will arrive at anctdepart from the pot, trot
ner of Grant and
A. Waterstree De ts.
p ss
ie foltcnn"
Arrive.
Mail to and from Unlimt'n. ItOti A. Y. 6:00P. X.
McKeesport Aecommodt'n.ll;oo A. X. 0:05 P. ito
Ex. to and from Uniont'n. 3:00 P. 31:10:00A. N.:
Ntreit Newton Accommod'n 4:30 r. Y. 8:35 A. N.
Braddock's Accomlnstdattn '8:15 I:50 P. X.
Night Acc. to McKeesport.lo:3o . p. Y. 13:40 .11.
SUDdAyehllitit Train toad , • „, -.3, • =_:_•
from West N0wt0n,.....,, N. 10:00 A. X
For ticket apply t?
J. R. KING, Agent. , •
W. B. STOUT. Goliertntendent. subs
ATIVELEY RAILROAD.
t Y DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL REGIONS.
Running through to:Venango City without change
of cars—Connecting with trains East and West on
the Warre.. & Franklinlßailroed, and. Atlantic &
Great Western Railways. Shortest and quickest
route to Oil City and Fianklis, and allpoints in the ,
011 Regions.
On andlatter April 28th, 1988, Passenger Trains'
will leaVe from and arrive at the Pittsburgh Depot.,
corner Canal and Pike St& astollows:
• Aeries.
Expressnd Pm eta. City. MI H. - 1 9:1 1, r. Xs.
" 10:40 P. K.12:28 8.18.
Itnidns Bend Aceommod' 4 3:00 P.8..10:90 A. N.
tlodaorks Aecont'n . .... 15:30 P. le. 7:04A. X.
First Hutton Accomod'u..,ll:6oA: x 11:40 A. X.
&cowl Hutton Accomod`nlsl:oo- •2. 3.08. P.
Sunday Church Train leaves Soda 3Vcirke at fiLMI
A. It., arriving in Pittsburgh nt 9:80 4';
turning, loaves Pittsburgh at 1:10P. H., arrlving et
Soda 'Works at 91:80 t'. at.
. •
• H. BLACKSTONE, Sup`t.
W. P. HOPE Ticket Agent
1 TIABVIMH4MENIMB
CINCINNATI AND ST.
itA.;LIVAI
•
clittsz uuy and after @MIMI'
May 10th, 111901 4 trotog wyll leave and arrive at the
Union Depot, as follovre, .I.7lttsburab thee:
Depart. ; Arrive..
.
Mail 1 1 .1kpress 9:15 a: pi. 4:3flp. in.
Fast - lane I so 4 Ai ...li 6 a 9:40 ft. m. 7:15 p, tn.
rtAlgtFiltress 1:50 p. id. 11010 s, tO •
Mland ay ~, .....,,..,... 010 a. to. 7:os p. ID.
l/
11con:a dfs Anc'n. No. I.:11:910 a. Iti. 3:05 p. m.
Stenbenville Acconiturrn. gin() p. tn. 9:30 s. tn.
McDOrield's'Ace'n. No. 2 ... 150 15 P. If. 1 1 :510 a. m.
,
Srantkr..Nartck.—Sunday Exprewl leaves at 11.:St1
n
p. ni., i arriving in Cincinnati at 0 : 00n. m, the next
morn. . s
Tbe.9 g 34o a. tn. Trahi leavet del l '
f &friday:, and
Monday. excepted ; anfl.makes close cennectiona at
Newark for Zanesville and points , cfn , Sandusky,
Mansfield & Newark ILI:. ~ , k ' -
S. F. SCULL. General icket Agent.
W. W. CARD, Stup't.., Steuherevill -,
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From Slay 11111, 69, trains w / 11 leave. Dent
and tirrlve at the I;hian' Depot. 94t11i Ode; mt."
time, m followq:
itiwitat,
Chicago Ex.._ 9:13 a m Chicago Mt ... 2:23 9111
CIPIT latwl Ex 2 • 13 lila illevehttill pr. 223 $99
Mie k Yira MI 7:719 a mlf'hleagokla.... 11:5139M
Cl.* Wh'lt MI 6:13 am' Wheel:9%lE4. 11:99479,
Chicago Mall.. 0:39 a mlBt. Lahti For,.. 339pna
chit:ago Mt,. .. Sam' 9:4
Cl. & Wh , a , Ex. I:43prnlErle & Y 919 Mt 6:13 pm
Chlcitto Mr . 1:69p in l. Clilhaza - E8.... 4:23p ns
Wh. *Erie ii. Avis att,lol, & Whl E A i:espas
Dapegrt from Alt4ghenY.l il`rive 14 A ikeiolll
- Brlaa'n.Ae. 8199 9 m IN. Brlgral:Ae. 7:04 slat
Leetsdale " 10113 am N. Drlat'ro 8:29 902
.. 11.68 ' CI: II ille: " 8:53 &in. .
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Rod:eater " 9:93 pm New Cad a " 10:13 am
Wollsv'e &ea.. 3:413 pm Leetsdale: - !' 9:13 sall
beetidale Ace. 11. : 1 011) 81 '.. ' ''' ip pat—
N. Drlant " . 6:33 pm N. Drigt.' , .. 4 311' 1•19
N. Ihrlarn " . 6:99 pm, Lee:lad:at) 1- ". 4: 3pm
Leetsdale'•,ioviaptn' " li '" 9:28 pm
iia}s P. m. Chicago Ex-, 11:23 19..81. Chlemm
prate Mayes rfally. ;Express strives daily.
. myll y. 11. MYEllB. — _
Deneral raker. Agent.
AENNSVICIriIis
VENTRAL ItAILRO,
On and after May 10th
rive nt and depart from thi
Washington and Liberty s
I Arrive.
Mail Train.— 1:20 atn
Fast bine 1:50 a m;
Wall's No. 1.. 0:20 a in.
Latrobe Acc'n 7:30 ani
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a in;
Cincinnati Ex. 0:10a m
Johnstown Ac. 1O:113 a m
Baltimore Ex. 1:00 p.m
Indla. - Express 1:20 pm
Wall's NcW3... 2:05 pm
Braddocks Nol 5:50p m
Wall's No. 4. 7:06 pm
Altoona Acen
and Emigrant
Train_ 10:40
........ pm! " II
The Church Train leaves Wall'aj.Btattort every
Sunday at 9:15 a. in., reaching l'ittslburgh at 10:95
a, so. Returning leases Pittsburgh ht 19:50 is. in.
and salts :s at It all's Station at 2:0Il I'. tn.
.oinctnnatl Express Leases dally. - 'All other train'
4 lltlt.T toccerd Sandal'.
For turnser Ihr lormanon apnly to ,; •
W. H. DECKWFII, Agent.
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The 'Pennsylvania Railroad Comp- y as: '
some any risk for Ilangage,^except.L r wearing ap
parel, and Un•Lit their responsibtilt One Hundred
Dollars In value. All•'llaggago xeeeding 'Shad
amount In valve will be at the tisk ortne owner, tur•-;
/nos taken hr special marina. • - IL ,
EDWARD FL WELEIAM:C
General Sunerlntentient.lAitootia, Ps.
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ESTEIIN PENNSAIREM!
• SYLVANIA RAIL
.—On and after May 10th, iBe7, , the . Par
senger Trains on the Western .Peirnsylvanta 1 ii
road will arrive at ..and • depart from the Federal. •
Street Depot, Allegheny Clty, -
Arrive. • . - Depart.
Syringd'e No 1 . 8:33 a m Mall - • 6:15 a sir.
Freeport No. 12' S:l3 any Freeport No. 1 910 aat
Express..,;. ... 10:13 a in:Sparpb4 No. / 14:20 a int .
Sharph`g No. 1 "1:23 p Ea - press.* .. 1:50 pat
Freeport No. 3 4:10 pmiiiprinird'e? 3rAllipaa
Mall 5:50 prn ;Freeport No. 2 6:03 pnx
Sprlngd'e No 2 7:10 p mtEsetingiVir.No S T:3O pub
Aboye trains run daily except riunday.
The Church Tralh leaves Aleghen7 Janet.
Sunday at 7:40 a. in. reaching- Allegheny
.City
-0:30 a. Betundrig. leaves ..Mft , my; City at
1
P. :110 p. m. and arrive at' Allegheny; duet. at UAL
M.
COMMUTATION TICIUM37TOZ44II.IIei hi packs=
Twenty; between Allegheny CI , Chestnut
Herr's, Itennattne Urea.: Etna art Stsargetheirg,,
and good' only on the trains stopping Stations spu7. , .
allied on tickets.
Thetrabas leaving AlleghelaT City 7 : 1 . 1 m.
amt. 1:30 r. ir.,make dtreet - coartectra skrreepurt.
with - Walker's Rue onthaget forßutle and tisamtlia..
town. Through' tickets - selechase4 tub ,
°met., .No, 3 t. vi site street. near; the Sueiyenslola
Bridge. Pittsburgh. and. at the Derpott„Ahnithahr."
For Wilier heilertuatlere applyLre, ZI.
448124.
Lei IlOPers.
The Western Pverie3telmia Mal* • wi th liOn
sun* arg ‘ risk for tlAggages. except Irmaft..
d resironsiblithi! Une Munare2
Imilar4 ' , SA- Aft baiigne, it'avit , l/Hip *ha
amen ut 1u valve. wHI 31t the vw., - vnir Owner*. * Jas;
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4%14 withimonatso 244 nu-IvithrrrAt LINE filet
Otnl4olter Fort Vnton,_lient's Fen,. . Allnip.,
% l a ue, IsAnta'r!, and : art points it,
...arts 0ct5,.! 1 ! ! !! ...,
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oeatpmentif and , 11w arrangements linage
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shotudble - vraerland Transixtrtatloni Lines bowl
western terminus, ttatirrowt now_ __OVerituneaudiet
factllttee for the unearth:doh, ca ~ right,
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ItAILRQADS.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE
"A ggragßAN
pap.
ii..lSolr Trains wilt ar
m tinkm Drl'pot, corner of
streets-, SS rollima:
Lispiort.
Day Rap:Joss_ 2:20 a 'at
;Wail's N i t'i 1.:, 6:30 a m
. Mall Tral ,'. 7:50 am
, Gincluna ix 11:40 a 21.
Wall's' NO. 2.. 11:51 s ni
Jobnstowir Ac. 3:ospat
Braddockallo li 4:00 pas
Phila. LisPres. 4:50 pas
Wall's N : 3.. 5:00 p
il
in
Wall's N i• 41:. 0:0So=
Fast Line a.... 7.0 pas
Latrobe rc'n S3O pa.
Swiss valejse'n 10:30 gut
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