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F inanell4 in. New York.
Gold Clem!ott 140@i4ily.
f! (By 'Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gareue.t,
NEw Yomr. June 3, DM&
• Atoiczy AND GOLD.
N. Money is abundant but `there is rather
more detEttoAtttj.per to...GoV
ernment dealers, and 4@)5 to stock brokers,
mainly the latter. Sterling 'firm at 10 1 /.©
elO/. Gold opened firm and sold up to
1f1.40y., subsequently fell to 189,3‘, and_closed
quiet and steady at 150(4)140X. Loans at
4upto 6 pcorcent.ifor i:lorrotsfing. 'CI
ocivErtmitEirs.
Governbienttf active` excited and a shade
'A higher. Coupons '81,116%@1173;; do. '62,
kW.Ltz%; do. , '64, 110%a11OV do. '65,
110 ,46110 g; new, 113U®1134; do. '67. 4 113 %@ 113 ;16 2 40i;Ceir0Yf1 1 G;.:40C
. t rteiLWAY SAAR.F.9,,
Railm4r ,market sorOevihaf
ai
during tile day but generally firmer W 1 igut
the
;.close of the day, when the market became
tweak and closed dull.- .Bonlei Stateibontla
i,active and higher. Express stocks and
tniscelLaneous shares dull.
STOCKS.'
i,'The following are the 5:30 prices: Canton,
'oo%igti2; Cumberland, 34 340135;,We115Ex...
1 24 %@t35e" Amerlean, 534: 1 5.p• • Adaftii, 57
€ls7g; United States, 55 1455%;'
rebel:its, 37,4(4;127%; Quick ver, 28%®28%;
' !Mariposa; s@)6s, Pacitic 971(3ig0N;At=
30 M)35; -- Wes - IJni§n, 38014 , 38 X;
psT. Y. C.,134%.@/134Ni ErieiTN.(469ne=
ferred, 75%®76 1 4; Hudson, iczt91421.6
ilem, 12130V1218; Reading,osgigT9s%; Wab ash;
1 11 51g(451%; preferred, 69%®70; St. Paul, 66y,
@66%; preferred, 77%1f&78g; Ohio andling
-30..X®30%; Sectralr
1119%;
by an Southern; '80%©90; Illinoi s Central, 150g®151; 'Pittsburgh, 88®885‘;
Irfoledo, 109®109%; Rock Island 9634@)963;;
piorthwestern, 70g(a170g; preferred, 82©
182 g; Fort Wayne, 112g®112%; Hartford
land Brlington And ! . Quincy. 151;
tChicago 'and Alton, 131%i Hannibal and St.
,Jos
eph, 80%; preferred, 86; Missouris, 9.3 g
f@,93%; Tennessees, new, 72g; old, 73%;
Nirginias,ls9%. . - •
MINING SHATUML
Mining shares quiet; ,Gregory, 410; Quartz..
/Hill, 110; 'Edge Hill, 480. 4 • '
. sun-TazAsurtY. -
Receipts at the - Suh.Trettenry, 4 / 3 ,575,803f
• patents, $1,44443.Ea1ame, 893,037.628.
i Ne,w York Produce Market. - .. •
ICIly Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Geucetie.l
n NEW Yonx, June 3.—Cotten a' shade fir
er andmore active; .sales 2,500 bales—
rt last evening—at 31c for middling up
nds. Flour;
,reeb . lptif ' - of2N 'Mir ,r and
1 9
,20 bags; 10a15clownk and more doing;
les 8,500 bbla at 57,25a8,00 for spper state
d western, - $8,25a9 ; 05 for eatralitate i ltB,ls .
,80 for extra western, $11a12,65 for white
'wheat extra, $9,15a12,75 for round hoop
' Ohio, $10,25a11;50 fir extfaßt:"Lonis;" - and
•: $11,75a15,75 for good to choice .do • closing
;.,..; firmer. California heavy; sales 2,600 sacks
:••at $10,70a13,00; and $13,40 foi , Very choice.
: . Rye Flour steady. Corn Meal in fair re
.•quest; sales 700 bbls at $5,70 for State, and
-- :',..4513,35 for _Brandywine. Whisky no m inal.
. Wheitt; receipts of 50,580 bush; opened in
4, •,, buyers' favor, and closed more active with
.. ...t= better tone; sales 56,000 bush at $2407a
i 2,10 for No 2 spring-chiefly $2,07a2,08, and
'.":`,7No. 1 do, ai private terms. Rye scarce and
,••,!A shade firmer; sales-3,oe° bush Canada
kfree at $2,08. Barley nominal. Barley malt
.Ormer; sales-2,000 bush at $2,40. Corn la
• , ;,t2c better and less doing, the demand being
~,,,!. , .chiefly speculative; no receipts; sales-14,-
*i4300 bush at $1,09a1:10 for new mixed west
, : ern afloat; sl '
07a1,12 for do, in store; $1,163 4
. ;for old do, in store; $1,14 for new western
.;- mellow; 51,22 for southern yellow. Oats
• ...
opened steady and closed firmer; sales—
:-'.... ,300 bush at 744a84 for • western: in , store;
t , ;;,,54a85 for do afloat. Rye firm. Coffee quiet
'and firm. Sugar firm; sales-650 hhds Cu
lba at 11 ail. Molasses quiet. Hops firm.
• 7.Fetroleum firm at 13 for crude; 2934 c for re
` s3tiaed in bond. Coal quiet and unchanged.
.;',. 4 . 7 4 , eather-,-hemlock firm, and dri:
• good • de-
,;; j; k mand. ' Wool quiet and 'drooping; ,salei
' •1480,000 lbs at 45a580 for domestic fleece.
Pork opened dull and closed more firmly; 1
'
•'V ales 1,650 bbls at 1 27,78a27,87 for new mess,
.'' 'closing itt $27,87 regular; $27,37 old do.;-
. . losinFr at.627,so'regular; $2332345 for prime:
I c
•'" ler23 87a24 25 for prime mesa; also 2.500 bbls
n.-.•ew snessisellentforthadast-half -Jtme - at 1
' r a s2o. Beef quiet and uncliabged;Lsales 160
~ It, bblaat 330. Beef hams irregular and low
`'' 1371 r; salad 80 bbls lit 82513119. i 'Cat; riuiats"dulF
• ffiand heavy; sales 120 pkgs at 1231a13340 for
, t.ishotilders; 16 X1317140fur hams. lard beavY
.: i;land a shade lower; sales 1,600 bbls at 17ga
BY,c for T riteilni: chieffy -184 and '• 144 4 188 e, '
~.. .0 - i•for kettle -rendered; ,also 250 bbls steam
.ighnvers for July at 1830, and 250 . bbla do.
, .
tellers for August at 18e. 'Batter steady at
• 'Sane for Obi% and AhlilfielliarState• IC/Item
t ;
.dull fials%c. Freights to Liverpool aull
snd lower;•l_,s 000 bu corn per steamer - at 4d.
. LaTzer.—Flour closed -more active end a
~,
.•
bade lower and medium grades. .Wheat 1
'• a little firmer — a, t“IPA - 0932,039. for - No: 24-antto
,:,,,,, 2,18a2.20 for No. 1 spring. . I :Rye-quiet and
I
` steady at ip.,05 for Western. Oats active
. ' nd finder fit"B4C4ti slant, aiiilBscitilloatdb/..
;.; astern. Corn'firm, with , fair speculative
emand; $1,09a1,10 for new mixed Western
~.;:. Afloat, and 11,16a1,1634 for old mixed West•
•., 7 rii in kiturn.• - Pork nominal at $27,80817,5"
or mess, e.ash and regular. Beef dull and
~...". • • °ping. Cut Dieats and • Bacon nominal
~ •
-i .rd dull and heavj;ftf., 18.0, fOA-kfii'llPtefßL
;7• gs firm iit'2o22lc. , ' , ••
f - • ' Chiciigo Market;
c- By TelegraphActtbelPittebetith alizetie..l;' , -. ;•
:t • CHICAGO, June 3.—Flour dull at $8a10,30 ,
1 , •or spring extras. Wheat active and 534 a
; higher; sales No. 1 at $1,83a1,f37, and
' ~.. "0. 2 et -117831.41,84,k105ing at:'sl,B3);4.for
"o. 2. , Corn active and firm, and 3a3%6
' , -1 higher; sales No. 1 at 86a88c, No. 2 at 86a
.: me, and rejected at 83c, closing with buy
ters of No. 1 at 87%c. "Oats ', itivefand• Ba.
*. 'awe. higher, closing firm at theuntside.
tißye dallViales ;Ifit-.411,1'0 ler:NO. l 2Th store.:
~, 1 -7 Barley dull ; '
sales sample lots at $2,0542,30.
:Provisions , dull; sales. llfess Pork at $27,50;
',sales of Lard at 17e, closing weak at 163.1 c..
Dry salted' shoulders'weak and nominal, at
•., llallXca saleibuyers option, all month, at
• 1 113481156 P TreigtitiOthore iatitrif and $46
lower; 341s_gc . for oats , 4a4. 1 4e for 'OM ; t 6
- Buffalo, , _nemipts-3,473 .bbhi. flour, 40,829
' 7 bush wheat, 101,095 bush corn, 42 - ,292 bush
: Pt. oats, 7,425 hogs.' Shipments-'4,920 bbls
i, - flour, 2,620 buah wheat, 75,081 bush corn,
77,6.T2 bush oat% 2,528 hoga.l st• .0 . - .: .1 1
,
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11111
MEE
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Cincinnati; Market..
IBy Tel eal %Mktg Shit rJtOlogghaia4lsl443 - .9
CiscissAri, June 8.--LFlotir and Wheat
very dull, with no . demandr No. 1 . fed
wheat -told n
forced sale; it iSbeld at 152,25.' The Market
, • t is very s i
t
nick unsettled and ' ie 41111041 k to'
Titre aitiliate and
Rrices - drooping. ear; Bse Oats dill' St ?Etc. -
Jive scarce and !
firmst.-#2;00a2,05. "-Cotton •
Diehl more firmly at 29c,, but 'there lino
•fiemanarll
`iitteraid "1511W-deblindir
• • to (4a24e for Central' Ohio", and 401.126 c for
Westernjtoye; flono,but;strictly_nrime
to ehorce3frated'‘Piitstiles
and the' Market dull " ind y siroes; ldwer . at
* 3 , 503 3., ..Es,psx cularri
. . ana efi lt
sisd - ir fr,lo`; bylidOns' d epd
ull'
• "and prises- nominal; •there' la: little lor nci ;
demarld;'alid.. holders are more fanxious
to
sell; tIPO bbla Mess. Pork sold aC/fca, buy
ers, all,
,Jial, •Groeeriesk unchanged. • To- •
bacca witlfunit dtmlsuidt-4 1 114e5:- /01tiduhuz
42kAd139% buyer: ~••• ,• --• •• -
,•• . • • .
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'll, , !•''' .: ,
P
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(By Televatin to the rateatetnavGasettea r :
ldrzwAvsoann,4l7lont.liijltill- and'
lower 4iflieWfdi;klibbfigillinacorialf-inadi h.
lona'' ifer 41103104;;;:lted I S B lbied*' •- (,
. •wv neat litteettred and lighiir at .1110 - -
for No; Wit and-44841:1r•No, 2.: 1 rthda , aotlve
at 6.30 for N0.44.-Coriknonthiailit' 84(3:fat,
o. 2 . i; l'ltt', i 4 ' t 4.a .0. We.4oll.42titj
meets— • euii: B ,ooo' 1 .1a; ' leit i i . 27
oats, 8,000; oars, 1,000 bush.
CHIF Telegraph to the Pinot:arab Gazette.l
Tpxx-Dc ) June 3.-Fleur, receipts 2,420
barrels; sales White Wheat at 812,50. Wheat,.
receipts 1,050 bushels; white unchanged:
amber 2c better; sales white Michigan, at.
$2,55; amber ( 1 2,20; No. 2 Spring .2,00.
Corn, receipts 14,580 bushels and So better;
sales No. 1 and Michigan "at - 94; white 94,
buyer first halt Tune; 94 seller last•do; all
Stine 95a953;. Oats, receipts 2,900 bushels
and' lc better; sales at , 67. Lake ftvighb3
dull at 3c on Corn to BUffalo. • •
Memphis , Market.
,
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gaiette., ' :,
blEmr.nis June 3.—Cot t on , oniet: and
'prices nominal ; recelpte, '24 hales; ex_perts,
.13' bales. - Flour unchanged. Pork b 29,50.
Babo'n• shoulders - 13y,c; clear. aiOes Bc.
Lard ' l9a2lc. Corn 970. c a
87c. Hey
018a20. Butter 30c. Eggs 20e and ecarce.
.
--
Philadefphkr. .11utet.
Telegrapb to the. Pittsburgh essette.
Piiir.A.DELP.Emi, June • 3. Petroleum
17a1734; refined . 28.•;; Flour weak. Wheat
dull; Spring_ $g gp , 1 Rye dhelitted to s2 l ooa
Corn-firmer; mixed western - $1,14a
1,18.1 Oats unchanged.
irre;r -
. .
IMPORTS
BY RAILROAD. •
• P. 'WAYNE AND C7RICA
RAILROAD; Ju _Pyrrsinrito
ne' r 3. 6 cars metal, 'Nim-
DO
Ack:& Co; 13 do do, Bryan & Caughey; I do
do; Brown* Co; 500 bbls 'flour, T C Jen
kins; =lOO do do; S Lindsay Jr & Co; 1 car
Middlings, 3 bbls eggs; S B Floyd & Co; 84
bbls bones, Stewart dc Campbell; 1 cider
Beckam ilk Long; 4 bales moss, J
Woodwellide Son; 5 bbls eggs, 2 kgaappla
/butter, H Rea Jr; 2do dtr, WoOdworth &
Davison; 10 doz brooms, J Porterfield; 2 sks
rye, H Riddle; 100 bbls ' flour, Seghrityer k
Voskamp; '5 bxs leaf - tobacco, A Schaub; 1
:car - witeat, J Liggett & L e w s lows. Hall 'IC
Speer; I box hardware, s, Oliver &
Phillips; 10 cases tobacco, Arbuckles & Co;
Ibx meat, W H Graff & Co; 46 sks rags,
McElroy dr Harrison. ' 12 bars steel, Ander
son
, Cook & Co; 1 car reauers and mowers,
J Rtiox; Itc hams, F Sellers & Co; 9 bbls
scrap iron, Spang, Chalfant & CO; 23 sks
rye, D Wallace; 1 bdx hardware, Jones &
Nimick; 1 car stone, Allen & Dunn; 16 half
tobacco, E McGraw; 2 , cars lumber,
Nenz & Hersanroetur; 258 sacks oats, H
Schaelbach. •
CLEVELAND AND Pirrsnuniaar , RAIL
ROAD, June 3.-1 car rye, T Moore & Son;
1 car blooms, Anderson, Cook & Co. 100
bblallour, McKay & Bre; 100 dodo, W H
Hagan; 19 bbls copper, T M Howe; 4 cad
dies tobacco, J A Jacobs; 18 bbls plaater, S
'Davidson; 20 bra starch, A U Cabbage; 10
do do, Dunlevy & Bro; 50 do do; E Hea
zleton; 25 do do, Rinehart & Stevens; 1 box
hardwae, T Ha re & Bro; 2 bales S
-Liggett r & Co; 3 bbl pearl ash, Jsa BCan
field; Ibx sugar, J Welfs -- 2; 28 RIM oats, 6
has cheese, Graff& Reiter; 13' aka rye; Jas
Owens; 5 bbls oat' tribal, Segkanyer it Vos;
, katnp; 1 car kegs, J J Bender; 97 13kB-pata,
6do rye, Meanor & Harper; 303 aka corn,
Head & Metzger; 14 cars pig iron, Nirnick
& Co; 1 bbl soap, 5 bxs 1 kg butter, 5 sks
rags, 3 bbls eggs, W H Kirkpatrick & Co;
13 hhds tobacc.o, Weyman dr. Bro.
PITTSBITROH,CINCINNATI AND ST. LoUIS
Rerracutia, June 3.-1 bbl glassware, E
D Dithridge dr Son: 5 bxs chains, Spang it
Chalfant: 50 bbls flour, J Dorrington; 5 bbl
eggs, 5 bgs rags, F G Craighead; 63 barrels,
W H Graff; 2 bags coffee, J 13 Dorrington;
40 sks - rags, McCullough, Smith & Co; Ibx
cigars, CKoethen; 2 bbls lard, •Meanor &
Harper; 40 sks oats, C H Love; 7 ale bbls,
Spencer & hicKey; 14 sks rye, F Shields;
45 do oats, 14 do wheat, 15 do corn, Robb &
Herron; 19 do oats, 39 do rye, McHenry &
`Hood; 4 bbls eggs, Graff' & Co Ido do,
Voigt, Mahood & Co; 10 do do, F U Craig.
head;
17 hfs fish, Watt, Ladg & Co; 186 bgs
rye, W J Meek; 20 hfs fish, Wm Cooper &
Co; 20 dodo, Watt, Lang & Co; 50 bdis fel
loes, T Hare it Bro, 25 bbls vinegar, E Hea
zletori; 10 do do, 2 bdls shoulders, J H
Lippincott. - -
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD. June 3.
240 bbls oil, Fulton, Marvin& Co; 240 - do do,
J C Giddings; 320 do do, Clark & Sumner
-160 do do, Lockhart, Frew & Co; 33 hag;
rags, McCullough, Smith st Co; I car cin
ders; Anderson & Hitchcock; 1 car lime, D
L Reynolds; 1 car metal, Brown dr Co; 84
bags rye, W J Meek; 24-nks , -eats,-f3cott &
Gimp 4 bbls. potatoes. E Dewitt &13ro;
pkgs butter, 2 do eggs, L J Blanchard; 2 do
do, Paul Gibson.
ALLEGHENY STATION, June 2. —1 ear
Infeffer, Taggart dt Wilson; 4 hhils tobacco,
R dr. W Jenkinson; 1 car barrel headings,
Ortleib & Co; 1 car oats, J Kennedy; 2 cars
metal, Lewis; Bailey dr Dalzell; 3 cars 'ore;
Superior Iron Co; 349 calls stoneware, G
Myers; 10 bxs starch, Hahn & Hadley; 77
bgs bran, 8 do rye, Stewart & Langenheim;
2'cici cheese, B Jenny. -
Pktirnsyr.varrra.
.CENTRAL RAILROAD,
June 2-493 bat' axes, Mcßane & Anier; 12
bbls rye flour, Cnlp & Shepard; 50 eke rYe
JAM Fairley; 6 do do, J Graham; 25 do
do.Eitchcock, MoCreery & Co; 10 barrels
grease, Lupton & Co; 1 bbl egga, L J
Blanchard.;
Prrrsurrnaa AND CONNELLSVILLE
" RAnROAD, June 2.-;-:1 ear until!, Yough
iogheny Iron & Coal Co;
glia74 bells paper,
hlarhle et Co; 36 ski iiats,B Lang:
82 ears iron, Prestly Wilson in at C oor 17 'rolls
leather, 8 skins, W. Flaunts &Son; 186 ; bdls
sheet iron W F 'Armstrong ; 36 coils rope,
'Fulton, BOlitnartet
RIVER' NEWS:
'Both rivers conthtne,teremie steadily at
this point with six feet six inches in the
•
Monongahela, and about seven. feet six
Incites in the Allegheny. The weather
. .
was cloudy and unsettled -yesterday with
very strong indications of rain at times. •
The Glendale arrived early on Tuesday
everting with a very good , trip, and•a barge
of sand in tow. •The Charmer also arrived
from Nash 'vjkle. It is the intention of• the
owners of this boat to make some repairs,
,before she makes another trip. . •
The J.N. McCullough got in about twelve
o'clock yesterday with a good trip from
Cincinnati. She returns again tat/ay at
noon, and passengers and shippers should
bear in mind that. Captain Moore is very
strict in regard to' leaving on time, and It
Vapid be a good thing if some other -steam..
bolt Captains would follow his example.
The America,•Capt. Poe, with the vets.
ran Cat .' Mrrdoch in the office, is an
nounced to leave foe St. Louis this evening;
and no doubt she will !elm 'here
hh*l a fUll c argo. '- . - •• ~
e St; Charles is expectedin about noon
ay, and will -return as niirtal. to-morrow' ;
',84 - fp. m...`Her agents,,,Messrs. -, Ghriest • dr,
•Halett, will receive for her this morning
at .the foot cif Wribtatreeti , ) - .1 f !.1 - al-I'lll
: The Grey Eaglo arrived and departed for
Parkersburg se usual.. She-brake. one of
her bog chains in backing out, which, de
layed her for something.like all hour.. , • 1
'llie Alice y. was at Wheeling yesterday
forenoon putting off metal, and the , Wild
L Dudk was at Steubenville doing the same;
rthing. Both of these boats ought.to• arrive.
here to•day. ; •••• • •, '-' ,
1111 The funeral oiCapt..Alexander McGowin
look place . yesterday , afternoon, and was ,
at by ouitea number of 'steamboat,.
mop. Capt.. MoGowin.was an oldand , welh,
- known steamboattnan, and •lad.-commandr ,
or'quit,e. a . number , of ~ steamers,.-among
others - the Ambassador, -Prima: Donne r
Stephen -Decatur,: - Belief , Henderson, anti
Savanna.. ' At the time of his death he; twos
firreommandat the:Armenia: .• -,. ~. ~ -,, • . •.,-:-
,
We • clip - -the . .following items Isom our,
'Cincinnati- excilianges •of •Menhir i• The
`lntlaware, , Pittaburgh to Nashville
:down -'-!yeitterday,• , after- .receiving, soma
'froh t -tare. • i Pilots, , Robt. Greenlee bold.
f C i ' ... ReCalinnirt. ,:- - , ~•• ~, -: , •,. . f , I 211 ~
The MoseonigerVPittsibramb , A6 St.: , Loulsi'
ri downlyeaterdtty.,:; = Wherr tahe - leaves
lie she expecte to have about 500' '
'Uinta fret ht'..llso'Ztribil tff /Which fir foe ". the ,
. ,
.... :, . i '
~,,,:,,, .4, br..,4lllie?POttftl4ll
9............4 t ,h.l
irk
~ -'. :' ' . 1 244 . eliglik; ' .14 (0 :Ail
- 4 I ease
Dean,
' 0 Silver Cloud No. 2, IR. ;Rigs to
Toledo Market
Pittsburgh, passed up _wring" Sunday night:
The Argosy, from Pittsburgh, will be
!found at the - wharf . this Morning, With 150
tuns of freight for Louisville. Walter
da Scott, her clerk, arrived in the city yester-t•
y.
In the Supreme Court of Cincinnati yes
terday, the case of King, Pennock dc King
vs. Thomson Dean, 'iB.‘l.
Male • and others,
was decided in favor of defendants. The
claim-made by plaintiffs was forthe value
of twenty bales of totton=qB,ooo) Shipped
by them in 1863, under the 'following cir
cumstances: The L ady Franklin, owned
by . defendants, and the Sunny Side, were
lying side by side at Mempids. Defea
;dents shipped seventy-three bales cotton
for Which the Lady Franklin gave bill
lading. Only fifty-three bales were de
livered to plaintiff's at Cincinnati. It came
Out in testimony that twenty bales-bad
been hauled to the Sunny Side by-mistake,
which boat was burnt on that trip, and the
ootton lost. The Court held, that the mis
take being in uttal, - neither party 'could
claim advantage, and the decrepancy in the
bill lading being satisfactorily explained in
evidence, defendenta were riotlihbld:
The starboard boiler cf the ill-fated Mag
nolia was found Sunday on the bar• below
California, Ohio. It now lies in three feet
water. This is the second boiler found,
and wo must now conclude that :he re
maining or middle boiler was the one
which exploded. The water gauge and
somdilues were also secured; part of watch,
also, marked Northampton, England, No.
5,019; also, one keg horse shoes marked J.
8., Smith's Landing, Ky. '
Colonel Steadman, of the Louisville Ho
tel, Louisville, a hearty, genial old gentle
man' and his young bride, were passen
gers
for Pittsburgh on the St. Charles last
evordng.
The C. W. Dorrande has returned to MO
bile from an unsuccessful attempt to raise
the Sallie List, sunk in the Alabama river.
She was raised about threb feet, and a diver
went through her hatchway. She was
found to be filled with sand, and parted
amidships. There is no possibility of rais
ing her to any advantage, but her ma
chinery will probably prove valuable, and
will be taken off her during the low water
season.
A deck hand on board of, the W. A
Caldwell fell overboard and wos"drowned
while she was lying at Fort Smith, on Sun
day last. -
A storm prevailed in the vicinity of
Evansville on Friday night, doing consid
erable - damage along the line of the rail—
road, and playing smash generally along
the - river, from Owensboro to Henderson.
Several buildings in course of construction
in both places, were blown down, while
shade and ornamental trees' were twisted
off and torn up by the roots in great num
bers.
The Louisville Courier, of Tuesday, says:
The Captain of the steamer Delaware t43le
graphed from Cincinnati yesterday to, one
of our steamboat agents to Icnow how much
freight there was here for Cumberland
river. The answer returned was very little
for Cumberland river, and it might have
been truthfully added; or any place else.
IICISCRL.IaI=OIIS
pucF.s OF THE
VARIOUS KINDS OF GUNPOWDER,
31ANUFACTE;BED BY THE
ITA ZARD POWDER COMPANY,
ARTHUR KIRK, Agent,
Office, 172 and 174 FEDERAL, STREET
POWDER
Electric NO.. 1,2, 1, 4 and grain, In Square
Canisters. 1 lb. each
American Sporting, in Oval Canisters of 1 lb,
each
Dusk Shooting, Nos. 1,2, 3 and 4 grain, in
Oval Canisters of 1 lb: each
Indian Ride. In Oval Canisters of 1 lb. each....
Kent/AO/y.llloe, In Oval Canisters of 1 lb. each
Hentuckylt. Idle,' In Oval Canisters of 11 lb. each
(25 one lb. Oval Canisters in a case.),
(50 half lb. do. do.• do.)
KEG POWDER.
Keittacky Rifle, Trim. PTV, and "Sea Shoot
ing" ro., In kegs, 25 lbs
Kentucky Ride, Frro Fro, and ."Ses i" o, In ks 14
Shoot-
Ke g tuc g y Mae, g rto rro, and "Sea Shak
ing" ro. in kegs. 634 164
Deer Powder, In kegs, 25 lbs
Mining and Shipplua Powder, kilning r, rr,
and rrr graln, net cub, In kegs,
Safety Fuse fbr Blasting, of superior
In package* of 00 feet and over
Delivered free of expense on board of Boat or
Ballroad. , /nlittaburgh or Allegheny. , •
, • mh.24:01
TO FARMER&
THE HAY RAHX,f`ITEWOME."
PATENTED 1885, ANDIB62".
Is the beit Rake Wade.' It will rake 'heavier hay,
carry it farther, load' and unload Itself easter than
any other rake. Itts self-operating; a child 8 years
old can do the Work 'of a full hand. Hundreds of
certilleatesdould be given, one of which Is below:
"Gramm. Erie a., .11117 1967.
"I have used the W. teems Co.,'Ray Rake, manufald:;'
Lured by W..W., Wallace. Pittsburgh Pa.. and NC" .
ommend It to farmers. It is good in t ight and heavy
hay: Is easy on man and horse; Is a cornnlete glean
er o gran and stubbi ; le simple In construction
and easllykept In order.
JOSEP be RC Pi t ts-
burgh,
orders directed to am) Lty street, Pitts
burgh, Pa... or at the works in Columblana, Ohlo,
promptly attended to: ' Sold- wholesale and retail by
,W. W. WALLACE:. ,
Send orders in early, attsapply Is short.
MANHOOD: HOW T HOW
REsTtnittn • /unpublished in/Mated envel
ope. Prior, els aerate. A , LEC'I'UItE •. ON •THE
NATURAL TREATMENT,nd Radical Cure of
Ilerrnatort.hcea, or Seminal 31 , eakness, Involuntary
Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impediments IQ MeV'.
Heige -generally. Nervouhnees, •Consumption, Ern,.
le psy and Fits; Mental and Physlind Incapacity, re
sulting from Self Aimee, : &c. brEept, outeer.
well. M. P. author of the , tureen pooh," ee. "A
BOON To THOUNANDO SMOTE/MRS," tent
under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, post.
paid, on receipt or six cents, or twoostage stamps,
to ORA& J. O. KLINE A Co,` E 47 IaoWEIM
NEW YORK, PosTonelCE BOK 4 / 3 86. Also Dr:
Culverwell'a "Marriagequide," price 65 cents.
nt
yS:D&WIr• •••• • • •
ERCEVAL
vitonAregcutz'!wianattn.
Mate; of P. P. W. & C. ftallwny. y •
°Mae. !To; 'YOVEDERAt, OTHEET Room Ntr.4l 4
Auxuar, w ,
ACHI ERT. of all a osorlotlonkikslimad. '
BLAST URNACE and HOMING Emit RAW.
DRAW.
INtid furnithed. 'Fanlcular attentlqn paid to de.
algulnyt cOLLLEIrt LOCOMOTIVES: • Patents eon
doentialty , solicited, . An: EVENING DRAW.
ING CLASH inealtanloa eye 7 VilM/41X13DAx.
NLGHT,
apinnel
OFsiOit oi 01:6 Eigotarsith ixoltutVici-Oe,
Pittsburgh; , June 3;186h:
-
ASSESSIIIIENTfee the 110sted
Itlwalk groin litutelwoodiStatirolt•to the Squirrelit rood is now ready for examination, and will
remain at this office until 'June 10th, 11300, when
ft ITN be returned to the City Treeth revs °Mee for
collection.- ; • • , #2,lgoOfq:
,
- .
WI Amite ;tar es.
Ifor it ifi Ant .t 0 Eel nern t eae, ua
early tivme ter, Fot 4 ! I t :3"4 . r?
fn i 4AMICEI:BoWN, 1416-1W064
________. . ,
ie - - ANSIOLIIIIna
. , • . vdireoc,irouli.
Il i lk Vlio#loo&zite P"1121.
*i4 e greintri s MI Z P le iki°F .
./1.; 1 LIMI/1 BOWS, ISO 1140011 streow a
ALLEGHENY, PA.
'MT FIRE JACKET ,
id Node ton
For SHOE AIR FL usin
with the in ,nd Fires in or about the
g
Passenger Ar e, with the attachment to
graduate ti . temperature that .may, be
desired witht,„ rol'firinst the car or
cars to which tb,. ,ket may be attached. •
Raving obtalued vf the United StateslAtters Pat
ent for a Safety Jacket which is warranted to realist
the most intense beat that may be adplied to it in
the position and purpose fOr,„whick itAsJatended.
It is a sure protection from accidents by tire, origi
nating from defective dues,. or liters iron pipes are
. used as emiductots for smoke or heat. It Is .apfli ,
plicable piping.that may become overheated,.
and is warranted to give perfect, satisfaction where
wood or other combustible material - May. be placed
Ip Mlle proximity thereto. I am now ready to ap
ply my invention: to storm dwellings. tacterles:
ships, • steamboats, railroad cars, Sec., wherever
pipes as conductors are- made dangerous by being
overheated and security desismi. I will sell., on ap
plication: rights to manufacture or to use the above
invention; also, territorial rights. to such, as. may
wide to engage in 'milling privVegeS, either by State
or county.
illfrOftice at the "NE PLUS ULTRA.PAINT
WOIIKS," corner or Morth street and the Alleghe
ny Valley Railroad, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa.
th28:540
WHEAT, GROWERS
=I
SUPER , PHOSPHATE OF. .LIME,
The Allegheny`'Fertilizer Co.
Office, 456. Penn , Eit!eet).Pitteburgiti
. .
The best Eertiliser in usa, , and.gecogolaed by
Farmers who hare given it a trial, to he the stand
ard for raising • large grope of Wheat,. lige,. Oats,-
Corn, Pots toes, me., W e published for grate.
goes c ir c ulation neinniiiet nontaitiingiliteresting
and valuablestatements.of this Fertiliser, copies of
which will be sent free to' any sending vs their ad-
WEHSTER AND RODEwis 137 , 8.
,A.l!persons lateyeated arerherahr nottitoct: that
the Report or View - era. as modified br the 4i1040,9;
Quarter Sessions, at Nos. 12 and 43•of.Jiiiie Terg ! ,,
1888, has peen 9aally cou6rmed , 'nd that thefts,
are in my bands (for- collection. Unless
payment is made on or before Nuns 42,11:1 1 : . 4888, kite
4atrus will be. tiled m yens and collectedby process
Of law• " 4.10. stifik
..rCltlrAttOntey.
rutabarah;gigy flui,,Wgßg t nya:poi
ItM3
wYLIE AND= DUNCAN. STS.
All persons Interested are hereby OOtteed that'
the 4Pori Itg za9 4ll ited by the Court of
Quartar,l3eietoner at, Noc.-111.. and !Le g ' Deceinbet.
Tom, 1068.' has hfira dually; conitriosid;, 'adz that
t h e is„eloieitil noti In ray;'hinde: for bollte
uii.llble.s payment IS'atede, on or : be re iJune
10tH, 1881, tttie aukiplt'irl l l be tiled hiUrns, 'anti
collected' by process of law,
J._
irgb, bitty Bth. 1888. -my,9:05
FEE
. ,
liviara.s..TAiriAnt,
Ip,
74: • n, Agri!, g •!-
' 71 .>: 4 5 04 !r
gto*edigpou'i ig i urj frig ,
i n lir l a m
leptr e tly
and ran at ta gligiggivomi VS.,/
lesait 10 Or. m. twat.
smiintoe.n.
OINCINNATI
Adige
PACKET LINE.
i .
Foi • Wheelinii, Bar etta, Parkersburg,
Pomeroy, Galli oils, Big Bandy,
ti
Ironton, Portamn th, Maysville and
aneinnisti.
, . .
ST. MARTS
DI?IND,ty i
ST. CHARLES
FREDA
The above elegant side
regularly as announced.'
with Packets and itailroa .
Memphis, :Nei? Orleans a!
UPper Mississippi and Mil
might or passengers
rail or river. 1
Especial attention given
nets. BARNES ,
app: - • RIMIEST
FOB CINCINN
THURSDAY PA
The new and splendid II e-wheel_steinier
J.-N. WPC LLOUCii,
G. D. MOORE Commander.
D. MOORE Clerk.
The above elegarit side-wherl steamer leave
;FR 'Kirke% Vaolam.dfiotraginfux Ctnclnnatl
Memphis New Orleans and St. Louis. Also to the
Mi
Upper ssissippi and Missouri rivers.
Freight or passengers receipted through either by
ran or river.
B Especial attention given to Orders and Way
For freight or p r ftss!Lg j o A a s l?_ e ni o y u ot po ws, ard cfr A
t gents
areM CHAS. BARNES. _
PITTSBURGH,
WIIEJELING,
Mariett4 and Piirkersbuto• Line.
• •
Leave Company's Whartboat, foot ,of Wood Meet,
DAILY, at 12 M. (
MOAYS
D.
M oo J. N. MeCULNLOUGHD AND
Ono T . D. Moons, Muter.
TUESDAYS ,AND FRIDAYS, ,
BAYARD'.'—.!.— . .
. . SITXPIIERD, Muter .
WEINESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
GREY' EAGLE C . L. littaivivAN, master.
Freight will be recelVedist all boars by
atgl JAMES COLLINS. Agent.
F°l
PR CAIRO. ST. LOUIII 2 z ia gEt
;
_,.. DUBUQUE ANDS . PAUL.
The tine steamer
AMERICA
.... Capt. A. rem,
Will leave as'above. in co neetlon with the North
ern Line Packet Company on ,
THURSDAY, J nc 4th--4
For freight or passage apply on bogrd or to
JOHN FLACK.. -
lel Or, J. I). COLLINGWOOD, Agent,
AAEGULAR WEDNES
DAY PACKET FOX CINCIN
Z.—The ilue steamer _ • . .
ARGOSY Capt. VANDICS6RIFT,
W. D. Scott, Clerk. leaves, Pittsburgh for Cincin
nati every WEDNESDAY at noon.
C. BARNES, )
JAS, COLLINS, Agents.
miall. JOHN -FLACK. -
31& H. PHILLIPS.
1868.6PRING""81868.
mytieurito,rlloe.warMintVrapor own and other
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
CARRIAGE, FURNITURE, TABLE AND
WINDOW SHADE OIL CLOTHS,
OP EVERY DE'deltl lON.
Also, a flallll+ of •
Transparent It Sh
( es,
llollil!nds, Shade Fixtnres,
Tassels, Col
WOLESALE AND RETAIL BUY
our
BE ner t tAf3 A kkgr, E l L p s kOT liaE
and styles -
PHIL
.names
SECV
AND ASST.
• color
G'COMINUNII
J. B. 11
Emu ArimmIATED non,
MAIMPACTUIt ED. BY
SEWARD & CAMPRELL
PaPPXtimTOrM.
T. C. §srinor, Master
. 3 P. M.
0. A. DRAT°, M'aster
93 P.N.
wheel steamers Will' leave
I connecting• at 'Cincinnati
s to Louisville, Nashville.
d: tit. I..oulsi .Also to the
sour' rivers.
Opted through either by'
to
Orders
S and Way Bust. COLLINS.
I& HASLETT, Agents
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive: . '-
saidelle
ILS X. ' •
GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right of way,
and all necessary timber, and other materials
found along the line of its operations.
IL—A GOVERNMENT -GRANT of 12,800 urns
of land to the mile, taken In alternate sectlons
on each side of Its road: Thli Is on absolute do
nation,- and will be a'source of Large revenue to
111.—A GOVERNMENT GRANT of United States
Thirty-year . Bonds, amounting to from 06,000
to $48,000 per mile, .aectirdlng to the 'difficul
ties to be surmounted on the various Bellows to
be built. The Government takesa second mort
gage as security, and It is expected that not only
the interest, but the principal amount niarbe
paid in services rendered by the Company In
transporting troops, malls, The Interest Is
now touch more than paid In this way, besides
'securing t great saving In time and money to the
Government.
IV.—A GOVERNMENT • GRANT of the rinht to
issue its ,own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to
•
aid in building the road, to the' same amount as
. the U. S. Bonds, issued for the same purpose,
and no more. The Government permits the
Trustees for the First . Mortgage.Mondholders to
deliver the Bondkto the Company only as the
road is completed, and after it his been examin
ed by United States Commissioners and pia
• pounced to be lu all respects a iirst-elasi Rail
road, laid with a heavy T rail, and completely
supplied with depots, stations, turnouts, car
shops, locomotives, cars, &c.
V.—A CAPITAL STOCK SUBSCRIPTION from
the stockholders, of which OVER EIGHT MIL
LION DOLLARS have been paid in updn the
work already done, and which will be increased
as the wants of the Company require.
VI.—NET CASH EARNINGS on its Way !Easiness,
that already amount to MORE THAN THE IN
TEREST on the First Mortgage Bonds. These
earnings are no Indication of the vast through
bosineas that must follo!r the opening of the line
to the Paelde, bat they certainly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such a property, costing nearly three times
their amount. ARE SECURE BEYOND 21.1 4 Z1C
CONTINGEIWY.
The Com - iiiiiy hare aouplant means In their
treasury, at - Td - make no appeal to the nubile to pur
chase their Bonds, as the daily subscriptions are en
tirely satisTactory; but they submit that, for entire
security and liberli returns, there Is certainly no
better Investment in the market.
The Union Pacific Bonds are for sa,ooq each, and
have conpons attached. They have thirty years to
run, and bear annual Interest, payable on the first
days of January ..tud July. at the Company's (Mice
in the City of New York, at the rate of six per cent.
In gold. The Principal is payable in gold at matu
rity. At the priacnt rate of gold, these bonds pay
an annual income on their cost of
ae.. &e.
will pnd
R T s d
CLAIR BT.
' RT FOR
1 Y.
AND IT IS BELIEVED THAT THEY WILL
The Company reserve the right to advance the
price -of their bonds to a rate above par at any time,
and will not all any orders or receive any subscrip
,tions on which the moneybag norbeen actually paid
at the Company's ohlce before the time of. such
advance.,
Parties subbcribineiellf remit the par value of the
bonds and the accrued interest in currency at the
rate of ail per cent.'per annum, from the Idate on
which the last coupon was paid. Subscriptions will
be received in Pittsburgh by
JAMES T. BRADY & Co.ivorner of Wood
and Fourth Streets:
,
HART, CAVORET & Co., corner Of Wood
and Third Streets:
B. McCLEAN de CO., 73 Fourth Street;
Pll. R. MERTZ, con:J.l , sth and Wood Ste.;
ROBINSON BROS., 78 Fourth street;
At the Company's Ofikee, No. 90 Nassau
Street. and by • -
JOHN J. CISCO & SON, Bankers, -No. 59
NVall_ Street, and by the Company's advertised
agent's throughout the United States.
Remittances should be marip Io drafis or other
hinds parin New York, an t & the Bonds will be sent
-free of charge by return express. Parties sub
scribing through local agents, will look to them for
their safe delivery.'
A PAMPNLET AND MAP Fog 1888 has just
been Tahliqht:tl by the Company. giving fuller in
formation than la possible in an advertisement, re
specting tlie Progress of the Work, tile• Resources
itf.the Country traversed by the Road, the Means'
-for Construction, and the Value of the Bonds, which
will 'be scut free oti apPliCailon at the Company's
offices, or to inv. of the advertised agents. i
DINVF
DOLLAR SAIVI.NO BANK,
CHARTERED isas.-
ASSETS
, .
Open daily from 9 to 2 o'clock; also onIVEDNEB,
DAY aml SATURDAY EVENINGS, from May Ist
to November leL from 7 to 9 o'clock, and from -.No
vember Ist to May Ist, feoMB' to 8 o'clock. • •
Deposits received of ail !alms of not less than ONE
DOLI.AR, and a dividend of the
.profits declared
twit° a year, in June ; and 'December:- Interest has
been declared semi-annually In June and December
since the Banitwas Organised; at the rata of six per,
cent. a year. .
•
of the not drawri , ont, is placed to the credit
of the depositor as principal, and bears the same In
terest from the Ist days OfJane end Decentber, tom.;
pomading twice a year without troubling. the depos
(toil
rateall.or • even to present :his Ines book. , :At
tills money will doubloin less than twelve years.
Books containing the Charter, lip.Lawt,-Itelesand
Regulatione,,parcashed gratis, on . applicat ion at the
• rnasinitsi.-7GEORGE ALBREE.
..
. 'TICE PIIF!SIDENTB: '' '- •
- John G. Backofen, *: ); A.N M. ,, R9110Ck, I. D,.. •
Benj. 1... Fahnestoca; , Hobert Robb,
. 1
Jatues:Hordman, •: !!jolsa,H.l3hoenberger.
• ;James DlcAuley, ' : Jannis Steidle „
James 11. U. Meede, , , AieXander,Speer, . •• ,
, Isaite M. Pennock, Christian Year.
:117m. J. Azicerso n ; t Robert C.'Looirdi, -- .
Calvin Adams, '..: . Henrit J. Lynch. • -John C. Blarney, ' Peter A. DiadcirB..
George Black, John Marshall; • -
Hill Burgwin,_
_Walter l'..Marshall,
'Alonzo A.. Carrier, - john 11. McFadden.
:Charles A. Cotton . . Ormsby Phillips, . •:. ~ •
, John :Evans, Henry L. Itingsvalt,
John JiGilleeple. - - • Wilt.'E'; Sohloortz,
William S. Haven, Alexander Tindle,
Peter 11.:Hrinker, '. IV illialn Van Kirk, •' .
Richard 1
Hays, , Isaac Nybittler,
jameS D. Kelly. - ,_ Wm . P. We man.
, • TnaAstguen--CHABLES A. COLTON.
- .Eir.eitz7Atir—JAMES*ll. D. MEEDS - : .4
GlttAlc
Tremendous Suerifice In Looklini.tilnages.
. •
.ffro_paratot' to tztotrutz.r offer mr elegnat trfxick
firm it/ILT, P IER and TAA:NTVE EtLAßsffs,
FOR
TEAIT and PICTURE FRAlditS; tnisiteliape-
OUB 'sty lea of BEDROOM GLASSES, AUL of whiuß
must beaoltbrthe'Ett ofJuue: • •
. . . , .
11, iigat , diess of Cost. "
I phose who are id want of line Parlor (Masten and a.
brut-olaitel artlelentilnd 'alit. work , will, d 4 well t°
°!11111° calf .
• ! i-! .'. '-.: IL' I rt: ~ tu t tl r y l l:o N d i tt . --',
.... -
ana-mwp
--- -00------m-------------- _IL Es AND
[larpitivi:.----,s o latio.kl:
: B:—t ' •recteived m ._,, vere
',....az n i ge ".44.1.4.4.H. 4 . 1 4, =
---"" tir:Vlts'and 'Artteet -Belt - e. .v
Jolters
smut* t irjsieikindeopesuUtud% it,..APY!ffllBlo,rl.
aesbovel l o o aribriale w -. . , •• 7
-
- was SOWN . 1* Wood stre e t. '
• . XISCEL SO •
, titzu _
600 MILES
OF THE
UNION! PACIFIC MUM
•
Arettow finished and in operation. Sixty miles of
track have been laid this miring, and the Work along
the whole line between the Atlantic! and Pacific
• States is being pushed forward more rapidly' than
ever before. More than twenty thousand men are
employed, and It is not Impossible' that the entire
track, from oi:enlist° Baceansento,- will be finished
In 1869 instead or 1870. The. means provided are
ample, and all thit energy, Men and money can do
to secure the coinerletlon of this . • -• •
CREAT NATIONAL WORK,
At the earbeat possible day, will be done
NEARLY NINE PER CENT.,
SOON BE AT A PitEMlTrit
AND NEW YORK
JOHN J. CIS“), Treasprer,
No. 65 Fourth" Street
, u, 1 1,12c, 151.
1 011 rrTtilitli GII and P. 7 •• , . - •
,I„, CONNELLEWILLE 11. R. • • .'"'" ""
---,- 11:-
On and after TFIIIRSDAY, wi th sth, - ISM
trains.will arrive at and•depart i the Depot, ctir
ncr of Grant and Water streets, ai follows:
.Dep,of. • thine. -
M
toand from Unlontn. 7 :n0.,A: m. °MOP. X.
NICKeeSpOrtACcOMMOdt'II./1:001.: IL 2:05 P. X.;
.nr.. toand from Uniont'n., 3:001..<1.1, /0:00 A. Y .
west Newton Accommod'n 4 :35r., I. 0:35 A. M.
Braddock's Accommodat'n 6 :15 1 m: si, 7 : 5 0 p. N.
Night•Acc. to IllcKeesport.lo:3o e. M. 5:40 A. N.
Sunday Cbarth Train toand , j :
from West 'Newton 1:00P . , 71. 20:00 A. lit
For tickets apply t,
< , , ,T. /I: XING A
W. B. STOUT, Superintendent. :: gent. Ibibs
. A LE..gernErr a rgapili
VALLEY RAILROAD.
MY, DIRECT ROUTE TO TEll O IL REGIONS.'
Rutming through to Yarning° Cl t nvithout drugs
of ears—Conneetittg with trains ast
,and West on
the Warre.: & Franklin Railroad, rand, Atiamtle &
Great Western :Railways. Shortest and Quicken=
route to Oil City and . Franklin, and ill point& la the
011 Regions. •
On &ad/after April 90th, 11463,Ammenger Traine'
will leave from and arrive at the Pittsburgh Revak.
corner Canal and Pike Ste as tollonso • , •—•
Depart.: Atirtin.
Mall toned yen. City. 7:00 Al X. 0:15 .
Express • 10:40 i.. 2.1225 A.
Brady's Bend Accotomod'n 3:09 P. 2. 10:20A.
Soda Works Accont'n 5:30 P. X. 7:55 A. X.
First Hutton AccomorPn.., S:00.: N. 11:40A: X.
Second Hutton Aceotnod'n 12:00 !' ~ 3:55 P. X.
Sunday Ckrureli Train leaves Sala Works ga SUB&
,A. st., arriving In Pittsburgh 'at 0:50 A. 2. Re
turning, leaves Pittsburgh atl:lo • p.'!2., arriving a&
Bede Works at 2:55.p. M. .1
a. BL K
ACIITON, Bup`t..
W. F. ROPE, Ticket Agent. .
alt
ITTSBURGH
CINCINNATI AND ST.
DIS RAILWAY. . • - •
CHANGE OF TIME.—On and after I'INDAY .
m ay 10th, 1807, trains Mai:cited arrive at the
Unhurt Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time:
Deport.- Amts,
Express' 2:15 a: in. 435 p.
Fast Line - 9:40 SI In. 7:15 p.
Fast Express 1:50 pl ni. 11:20
Mixed Way • 6:10 al In. 7:05p. .
McDonald's Acc'n , No. 11:40 al 3:05 p. m m
.. Accommod'n. 3:50 ru. 9:30 a.
m.
McDonald's Acc'n, No. 2.. 0:00 p: it.. 81210 a. in.
'SPECIAL Notick.--9unaay Expreas leaves at 1:50
p. m. arroflug In Cincinnati at 6:00 a. m. the next.
morning. 1-
• The 9:40 a. m. Train leaves daily; Sundays, and
Mondays excepted. and makes close connections at
Newark for Zanesville• and polntS on Sandusky.
Mansfield & Newark R. R.
8. F.SCULL, Generallliket Agent.
W. W. CARD, Sup`t., Steubenville,
... . .
1
PI SEIJPG__ ,II E FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO R. ! .
W. AND CLE VELAND & PITTSBURGH It. - R.•
From Slay 11th, 1868, trains will, leave from.
and arrive at the Union Depot, north aide, city
time, as follows:
Leave. I • '..417110e.. ;
__._
va
Chicago Ex—. 2:13 am: Chicago Ex... 2:710 a
Cleveland Ex. 2:13 a in: Cleveland Ex.. 2:23 ais
Erie & Ygn3l'l - 7:28 a m:ChlcagoEit.... 1L1:23 a In
cl; & Il'hgilt'l 6:L3 a mCWbeelinglEx. MOS aim •
Chicago Mail.. 6:58 ain ISt. Louis Er.. 3:33 pat
Chicago Ex..-- 9:43 a m Cl. & Whle Ex 4:38 yar.
Cl. &"4 - 11'r Ex. 1i43 pto Erie & Yels•Ex -6:13 pna
Chicago Kr.... • 1:58 pm Chicago Eric; . 4:23 pla
Wb. & Erie Ex. 4:48 pn. Cl. & Wh'iv y.....x. 7:08 pat
Depart from Allegheny. draftse tra Allegheny. '
N. Brigt'n Ac. SamB:s N. Brlgt'zi ac,_ 7:03 ant
Leetsdale " 10:13 am N. Brigt`n, r" 0:28 asa
611, "
11:58 a in , Wellsville, '."‘• 8:53 aay ,
Rochester " 2:23 p m Se* Castle :I" 10:13 aaz
Wellsv'e Ace.. .3:43 p m Leetsdale !: :?': 9:13 a JaL
Leetsdale Ace." 4:43 pm • " r I:" • - 1:08 pat •
N. Brlgt'n 533 pin L e ets da leigLi -." 2:43 pat.
N. Brigt'n ". - 6:2Bpm ' ‘-"." 4:53 9 in: •
1, :
Leetsdale " . 10:43pm " _,v " 7:28 pot . •
1:58 p. in. Chicago Ex- : 11:23 it. , :ni. Chicago
press leaves daily. Express arrives daily. I — 7 - :.
inyll F. R. MYERS, General Ticket Anlenr.-
• vENNSYLVANIAaggagat
ILL
trt and CENTRA after L
Mar 10t ROAD. h, 1867, Trains will ar- •
rive at and depart from the Ti 111011 Depot, corner f
Washington and Liberty streets. as follows:
Arrive. De ' a
Mall Train.... 1:20 a ralDay Expresa.. 2:20 a
Fast Line...... 1:50 a injWall's No01 , :'•. 6:30 a
Wall's No. ... 6:20 a miMall "rmln , l'.'",. 7:50 a
Latrobe Ace n 7:50 arn • CincinnatlEX 11:40 a
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a ntlWall's No: . a .- .,, 11:51a -
Cincinnati Ex.
_9:10 a m Johnstown Ac. 3:05p
Baltimore n
Johnstow Ac .
.1031:00 5 a m Bra ddocks Nel 4:00 pm.
Ex pin Phila. Expret. 4:50,pm
Phila. Express 1:20 pm m Wall's No;',3 - ..i 5:00
pm
Wall's No. 3.., 2:05 pm Wall's No.?]1:•.. 0:05 pDa
Braddocks Nol 5:50p nt Past Line..' :, 7:30,p na
Wall's No. 4. 7:05 pm Latrobe Aet . 'is J 1 3:50,p,M.
Altoona .Acc'n SwisavAle 440i10:50jpna
and Emigrant - ' *; JJ • I
Train . ... . ~ . 10:30 p ir. :II':
The Church Train leaves Wall's 'Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. tn., reaching PittsbUrgh at 10:05
a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at12:50 tr t m. -
and arriv :s at Ni all's Station at 2:00 p.m.
* CincinnatfExpress leaves daily. All 'Other trains
daily except Suuaay. ~.!jj.t. ~.
For further information apply to ": , I
W. H. BECIEWPfH, Agent.
The ( Pennsylvania Railroad Company not *ri
sme any risk for Baggage, except_ for , Wearing ap
parel, and limit their responsibillt t0.012e Hundred.
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that
amount in value will be at the risk of thAowner, Un
less taken by special contract. • JIJ J.,
EDWARD H. wrir.,. 'fowls& •
myll ` I General Superintendent, 241 i9nniv. l ie. '
RIVESTERN PENN-algimit
SYLVANIA. RAII. ,
A.D.—On and after May-10th, 1 867 . , thei ?. . (
lemur Trains on the Western Penneylv . attla •
road will . arrive at - and depart from. the Federal.
Street Depot. A ll agheny. City, as folloWs: •
Arrive. I -rigoll
Snringd'e No 1 6:33 a m Mall .. .. ..., - ,'4
- 6.15 m
Freeport No. 1 8:15 a m Freeport No. 11'9:10 re .
Express • • 1O:15 am in Sharpteg•Na,ll.l.:2lllsat.
Sharpb , g No.l 125 pin Express 4:,..', 'l3O pm
Freeport No. Z 4110 pre Springd's NO t.. 3:30 fins.
Mall • 5:50 p m 'Freeport .No,I r. 6:03 p Da
-1
Springd'e No 2 T:10 p m Suringd*e N 6 Zi 7:30 pm,
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday. ,
The Church 'Pralh leaves Allegheny ilvanct. every.
Sunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching . Allegheny City. at •
9:50 a. m.' . Iteturnlng,- leaves Allegheny City at
1:20 p. nt and arrive. at Allegheny inittit. at 0:46
CONNOTATION' TIONIITB,FOr IWO 111 ,:packates Air
Twenty,_between, Allegheny City, thest - nutalies4
Here's, Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpabarg.
and good only'on the trains atopping akEitations 'spe
cified on tickets— ,
The:rains leaving Allegh e ny ` City at 6:15 a. m. `
and 1:50 P.N. make direct .connectionnt 'Freeport
with Walker's line orStages fur Butler and Hannah's
town. h, tickets may ;be purchased; at the
Ofilce, No. 316 t. Clair street, near the Suspension
Bridge Pittsburgh. and at the Depot Allegheny. ,
For farther information isnolx to -.14' .
JAMES TEFFERIS, %v e nt,
e Street pot.:
The. Western P ennsylvani a Raliroadlelli not as
sume any risk for Baggage,. except for*earing ap.
pare!, and Unilt thel. responsibility to Ono numbed.
Dollars in value. , All baggage ^ exceeding lids -
amount in value will be at the risk of thenwner, en,
teas taken by special contract.. - ,:. • •..
-.. . u
• -EDWARD H. WIE •
myll . Gew”..al-Senerintendent. AltoOna.
S irl --- 0 lit - ii IL L . --
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UN_ ;PACIFIC •ItAILWAY
NEW YORK
Eastern Division.'
- The SHORTEST AND MOST RELIARLIC ROITIZ
from the East to pohno hi •
Colorado, Nevada
California, Utah,
Arizona, Washiniiani
_,Piew Mexico, Idaho,
•
Otegon: r • • •
Two Trains lettye State Line and. Laayanworth
daily, (Sundays excepted,) on the arrlvaltur t;alits of
Pantile Railroad.trom St. Louts; and Hannibal and
St. Jo Railroad rrom Quincy, connectlnttlat'Law.
hence, Togeks. and .Wam ego .with rtsgoil , rhr JUL
points In Kansas. At end of . track west of Ella
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS COx
PANT'S DAILY LINE OF OVERLAND MAIL
`AND EXPRESS COACHES FOR •-••
_3,s3alzahr:tht ; ettrir T-A-ara74
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And all Points In thelreiTl.torles,'
And.with SANDERSON'S Tat-wgzicr,i-trior or
COACHES for Fort "Union, Bent's Fort, FCsas, Alba
§rneeArre,ifertlt le,.aatir at; points' 111, Arizona •
With the react. additions of. roiling ;Idockied
equipment and the arrangements nuwer p ith re
sponsible o verland Transportation - Lineemoulti the , :
western terminus, this road now offers unequalled .
ibudittleff tbr the transmission of freight to :we war. ,z
Waist. •
Ticket, foi Side at the principal 0w . 44
,United States and Canadas,
lie sure . and ask for tickets vii THE ,7 81Mykr
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