, PITTS/3171MR METAL MARKET,.
Orr nn; 01 ,
PRIDAY, ' June 12, 1868, 51
Business, during the week was '
mode-l rately active in Crude Irons.' The con
sumption being large, considering the ad
.
vaned pOriCH of the season. : with reduced
supplies in first Bands, and diminished re
emPtill. The tone of the market for leading
standard medium grades of Forge Irons
was decidedly firmer, and as a number of
the furnaces in . the idahoning and She.
nango Valley have been compelled to blow
out in oOnsequence of a strike of coal
miners for higher wakes. Only a limited
supply of raw Irons may - be_ expeeted for
some time tci come.
CO
11183 tons Ohio Coke Forge ..... . . 1.87 00-6 mos
5 "
200 Allegheny F0rge...... 35 00-7 mos
64 85 00
50 " Yonghlogheity No. 3. 35 000— me mos
dry 39
ANTHRACITE.
40 tons No. 1 Foundry 140 00-4 mos
oun
30 " No. 1 Foundry 40 00-4 mos
60 " Red Short 36 50-4 mos 50-4 mos
100 " No. 8 Red Short 86 00-6 mos
CHARCOAL.
100‘rut NO. 2 Forge 07 00 --4rnos
250 " No. 2 Fancy brand—
to arrive 50 00-4 mos
150 " Favorite Forge Iron. 48 90-smos
50 " Hanging Rock No. 1
187
Foundry 46- 00-4 mos
" MediUM i 41 50-6 mos
RITOMINIIB COAL SMELTED PRO PER/OR ORE.W LANZE4 EII
-100 o. -
100 tons Open Grey .. . ... ... . . 00—gm—es
100 " Open Gfey ......
Medium. Grey, to ar... 85 00— cash
300 " Favorite brand; to ar. 36 50-130 d's
250 " Open Grey, from y'd. 37 00-6 mos
300 " Coma deliv.at fur ... 32 50 -4 mos
400 " " from y'd.. 34. 50-8 mos
554 " • " at for.. ... 31 00-4 mos
100 " Open Grey, from y'd. 37 00-4 mos
100 " " 37 50-6 mos
60 " .48 to ar ...... 37 50-4 mos
• ew York Produce Market.
i • 187 Telegraph to the Pattabargla Gazeite. t
Ntw Yong, June 12 .—Cotten dull and
lower sales 500 bales at 29a2230 for mid_
'
Y I dling uplands. Flour; receipts 7,743 bbls
\
and 8,809 bags; dull and 10:sloe lower; sales
6,100 bbls at $7,35a8.00 for 811perfille state
and western, $8,25405 for extra state, /8,20
.alO,OO-for extra, $ 1 1.25a13,00 for white
wheat extra, $ 9 ,25a12,00 for round hoop
4 Ohio; tilltall. for extra St. 'Louis, and sl2a
1.1 'lB far good to choice do, - closing heavy; Ju
eluded in the sale were 10,000 bbls low
grade extra Midi for -export. California
il heavy; sales 550 sacks at $ 1 0,65a18,00. Rye
Flour steady; sales . Boo bbls at $8,50a10,60.
Corn Meal steady; sales tibia western on
private terms. Whisky nominal. Wheat;
i receipts 37,536 bush; heavy and 2aSo lower;
_nale - s 31,000 bush at $2,18a2,16 for No 2
spring in sten', and a110a2,24 for No 1
. clo, 12,65 for white California, /2,20
; for prime Canada - club, on shipboard for
Liverpool 23rd. Rye dull and lower at
$7,50 for Canada. Barley nominal. Barley
Malt quiet and steady. Corn dull and la
2a lower; receipts 36,760 bus; Wes 4.1,000 bus
bush, $1,08a109M; inferior to mixed western
$1,10; choice do closing free; sales of prime
at 11,095115 for prime white eastern. Re
eeipts---Oats; 26,939 bushels, market dull
and:declining; sales 38,000 bush at wes-
tern in store; 8534 afloat. Rice; qui et.
Cof
fee; steady; sales 8,500 bgs Rio at 19a82)0
per lb, currency. Sugar; steady; sales 365
hhds at 11a13; Molasses; quiet. Hops: qui
et at 10a40 eta per lb for American. Petro
leum; firm, at 1534 for Crude, and 3134a32
for refined bonded. Provisions: pork open
: ed a shade tower, but closed firmer; sales
of 15,000 bbls„ -at 12 7 851120806, new mess
closing at 028,06; regular sales at 527a27,50
• fbref; old do, -closing at $ 27,50 . New Mess
Be steady, sales of 240 bbis at /15020,50.
sales new plain messat 120a20,50, for extra
mess; also 40 tierces at V28a32 for prime
mess, and 132,50a82,55 for India mess. Beef
hams nozinnal at ;Mau. t meats
sales 180 pkgs at 123 4 a13e for Cu
shouldeheavy;
dull'
and
15.tial7e for hams. Middles dull and
heav; sales 40,000.1bs rough sides at 14c.
Lard dull; sales 700 tierces at 16ma17y.0 for,
steam, and 175gal8Me for kettle rendered;
also 250 tierces steam to buyer for . July at
1730: Butter steady at 25a33e for Obio
. and 30a350 for State. " Cheese dull at 'l2;
nged.
Freights to Liverpool nominally -un
t. Ls'rEstkr.Flatu• Closed;lrregular,
tied and saloo. lower on common gramdes.
ulct-
Wheat dull.. heavy and lage lower. Rye
dull and heavy at, ;222,02.; Oats quiet :at
85c in store, 8534 c afloat. Corn quiet at
5 1 ,03)0109,f0r new mixecL western 'afloat.
Per/ quiet and firixf at $2%12.519-1k95 Airiness,
cash regular.: Beef steady with a mod
*rite delhand. Cut meats dull and Aroop
ing. Bacon nominal. Lard very quiet at
170 fortali to pilule steam. Bggslitm at
a=.:c..
I
Cincinnati Market:'
_ _ .
(By Telegraph to the Pittabartla Garotted' "
CINCINNATI, 1 2:—Plour dulli no
demand. Wheat unsettled, and prices are
nominally lower; No. 1-red *inter could
• have heen.bonght at 12,28; and No. 2 at
./2,16. Cora unchanged and quiet at 93efor
ear, and 950 for shelled. 'ull and
unsettled; , 489
No: I held at 76a77c; bu d t these
rates are 2a30 above the views or buyers. •
Rye dull; little demand; No. L can be
bought' at /1,85. - Cotten very drill; mid
dling could have beim bought at 27a2734c,
but there is no demand. Tobacco stftdy,
with a fair demand;-sales 240 hhds; 112 8 13 9
/4,00119,80, - and lest / 1 0,00348,80. Mess
..Pork held firmly at 128, Bulk Meats are
firmer and 'l►rices a shade higher; shoulders
sold at 12c. but are mostly held at 123(c;
sides in fair trade demand, with sales of
city
t 103fo, and 17c for;clear rib and clear.
Lard dull, and sold at 173 e. Sugar cured
183ia190. Potatoes dull. Linseed
4 i 1 1 1 1 42 Antimed to /1,14; and is in - fair de
mend. Groc
buyin er iesg. unchanged and dull.
Gold, 1393 i
Chicago Market.
• Mr Telegraph tome pittetrerposzette.i
CHICAGO ' June 12.-:-Flour dull, nominal
and lower; ' sales of s •
pring extras at $9a10.50:
:Wheat unsettled, irregular and 2a2 - MO
lower; Isles of No, 1 at 11,93 and No. 2at
111;85a1,67, closing 'unsettled itt $4 5 01487
for No.' 2; ;sal& this aftenloon of No.'2 at
/1,8634 cash, -Corn 2303 c lower; ssdeat of
Na at 8 !11487c , ••Ico : 2 at "83118140,. and re;,,
jetted at , 81c, ;Ash. Oita active and Z(a
2 30 r 'lower, closing at , 66Xa66XO. RYE(
quiet, at $1,5521,58 for No. '1 in store. Mart
c-1651koroinaL- Provisions, dull and
1 droop),
•••ifeas Pork held at $ 27 ,75128,00. lard,
7c; 'Balk /teats neglected 'and nominal;
'c
Fptighta quiet. and 34c higher, at, itmc ort
oft to Buffalo . "Receis*--4,182 bbis dour;
19,983 bull wheat; 116,1505 bush corn; 38,014 •
bush oats. B tdpment2,B6o bbl flour
451 48 7 baud wheat; 60,000 bush corn.
' . ~.' •'' -. ;":'. '.::: .. Memphis. Market.
ill , TeisiiipbM the Pittibu riiithixette.l -
3thipifiEli' - June 12.-e-Ojtton .. dal' and
_bossy; reoelpta 43 bales;:mrports., 24 ;bale* .
-: reek's.reheipts - 178 bithimexports2lB.l3ides;,
.-,. stook 245 balesi. • ..POrk $29,50.'-'./WontlUletl:
• . shoulders 2113fm
_blear sides 1.4340.; .. Lard la - .
15 Corii:mase4,... Osts.!MlMc' .3:twilit'
*Me i 1 ... - Bran , 30e. , I.; . - Corn- , mettle: b 4,2584.60;; . .
.. `,24 tew • PotatooliliM3lo. ;' -'. - • •' • ' -
' . - •" ' " . IPhoadopida Market.. -.• •- • `‘' - -T. '
131 3TTelegriiph to rittabingb Elisittte.i-_- 1
. ' l i ametbstaitri;.. ; lane ' ' l 2.Flotir, ' -. .,:and;
Ri a4
?rheat, dull.- - . .u4eollned" to 11141.30i---vorn'l
, ,quiet, sales of 00W tratheli of miiredvireid-
21.14. '4 iill: 41350,r0t ,I*. LeMk . ''
, I ,
;•2-:.'Prowslopo artOuuirelin •• . ' , 's , , .W.;IP , -
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.. •.; patron 'Market - ;-..1 . - '.., . ! ' .'-' , 0
21 manlidirealrisisinotikamotimi s fH' '-
7 . ' - '.''''•llS 4 tiotr,. IMO Ill.47lbiat dull at Oi*6o.
,- ZS r oorosuperiorilioWersuiii3_#egfortioie '
- - ticoisit=folanediumgrides purelyi.nirml 7 ,
. 1311 /,.. . . ~
Oflliii al eeflit, $l4 Wp t r 2f cp. ',
6,.. rw wl Flt t- ..:—.' . ..t . .,1111?.', - :1-4....(-,..-. Tel , : v . 3f: 1 Y; ;
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119121
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%meal 'tatters in New Yozit.
aßy Teaegraph to the Plttabaila Gazette.,
NEW YOILIC, June 12,.M.
Money easy at 3©543 on call. Sterling
quiet at 9;i0 1 0 3 t. Gold firmer, closing at
140(0140X. The shipment of gold toaor
row will probably exceed one million.
oovititsnalwrs.
.
Goveinments cened weak - and closed
strong. Henry Views do - Co. Ihroish the
annexed 4:30 quotations: Coups - as, 'Bl,.
116%@116;(,; do. '62, 112@; do. '64,
1 099@1114 de. '63.. 110 %0116U'; 'do. new,
1123fiV113; do. '67, /1231•§11814,• ,Ten-
Forties,
1 0 5 'J @io6; Seven-Thirties, 109 M
ogio9X.
sTocKs.
Stock. market i 8 dull and heavy, closing
with a slight decline,
The following ate the 5-80 g notations:
Canton, A9@so; - Cumberland, 82@35; Wells
Express v 261§2534 ; -American, 53341054;
Aduns, -66%67'553‘1@/55:-M,ll#
28Ne28%;. .Quick411Ver,2634@26%; Marl
4K• Pantile Mail, 9 5®96,,f; Atlagtic,
I@3.t• Western Uni0nTe1.,37%@37%; N.
Y. C., 13 4%®137; Erie, 88 %@ 69 ,1; . pref'd
75 y@175%; Hudson, 141@l41%; Reading,
68 196%; Efarttord. and Erie, 15%@1534;
Oh o and Mississippi, • 29%®29%; Wabash,
16 Xig47 St. Paul, 64%®66 ; preferred;
7 7 1 4®77%; 'Michigan Central, 121E02134
Michigan SoUthern, 97%®97%; ;
Central, 15434(4155; Pittsburgh, 86N@E7;
Toledo, 107301107%; Rock Island, .103%©
105%; Xli ort Western, 68 %i@68%; do: pre
ferred, 81%®81%; Fort Wayne, 111%®
11.1%; Ashtabula, 103; St. Joseph preferted,
91; old- Tennessee . 73x; new, 73%; Wig-.
souri, 93%; North tlarounas, 68%.
miirraro !imams
Dull; Gregory, 4 60®475; Lacrosse, 42@43.
TREASURY MAtTal"
Receipts Sub-Treasury, 52,469,528; pay
ments, 64,786,780; #
balance 595,665,547.
St. Louis Market.
MY Telemph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
ST. Lou. June 1 2.;=Tobacco firm and
unchanged. Hemp dull •at $1,50a1,60 for
undremed: Plour dull, especially for low
grades, which are not wanted; sales small,
at yesterday's prices. 'Wheat opened firm
but there was lean activity in the market;
choice and red fall sold at $ 2 ,0ba2,68;ri
to strictly prime do, 82,508253; c ho ir
spring, 81,80a1,85. Corn firm, and higher
for choice; mixed and yellow, 82c; choice
yellow, 82a83c; Drime and choice. white,
85a86. Oats higher and in better demand,
at 76a78c. Rye firmer and higher at 81,73 a
1,75 for choice. Provisions dull but holders
firm. Mess pork held at $28,25, which is
above views of buyers. There is nothing
in bulk meats. Bacon—clear sides held at
16Nal7c; shoulders at 13a1314e. Lard_
nothing doing; choice tierce nominal at 1734
alBo. Cattle in fair local demand at 430
7340. gross. Sheep range for - 82,50 to 83 per
head. Receipta—Flour 7,200 bush, wheat
6,03 bush, corn 20,543 bush, oats 8,131 bush,
rye 227 bush.
Toledo Market.
£By Telegeph to the Pittsbarett casette.]
79 8 bbls
'lbi.nno, June 12.—Flour quiet; receipts
. Wheat la lower; 8,253 bush at
3 2 ,53a2,54 for white Michigan'and $2,3702,38
for amber. Cornhalo lower at 92a92xc
buyer June; 93c seller June; remißts 20,865
bush. Oats lc lower; receipts 6,0 0 0 bush,
at 70c for No. 1. Lake freights are dull of
80 on corn to Buffalo.
Lot:Marine Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
Lotnsvitax, June 12.—Sales 171 hhds
tobacco lugs to manufacturing wrappers at
35a28,75. Corn,93a9sc. Oats, 711a80c.
Wheat, $2,20a2,25 Rye, 131,93a2. Flour- •
-
Super, $&58,50, Mess pork, 1 0 28. Lard, 18c.
Bacon-houlders, 1334 c; clear sides, 17Bfc.
Bulk shoulders, 1234 c. Whisky dull and
unsettled at $2,10.
. /Baltimore Market. •
ins Teloirraph to tbo Pinabants oalette.l
Bermisons, Jane 12 .—Flour is nominal,.
Wheat dull. Corn dull, white at 11,1 yel
low at $1,12. Oats firm western at 89a90c.
Rye dull and unchand Provisions firm;
mess pork at- 29c. n aides at 16,q
clear do, at i7go; "hofilder
at 34
Hama at 21n92c.
umerpoltreVirt RAILROAD.
Pirnanatim FT. WAYND AND CPEUVAGO
RAILROAD . June 12. 7 ears, metal,
Bryan & dinghey; 8 do do, Nhnick do Co; 1
do do, Chess, Smith do 0o; 20 bait cheese Vt.
H Kirkpatrick & Co; 10 do do, 8 Ewaik it
Co; 83 do do; II Riddle; 21 do Bradend-
worth & Davison; 59 do do, N J ; 10
do do, Vangordor & Shepard; 17 do do, Jas
Canrad, 28 do do, Arbucklett & Co; 18 do
do, Kirkpatrick, Herron.it Co; 10 do do, J
I House & Co; 40 do do, Haworth, Mc-
Donald & Cci; 25 do do,
Co; 20
do •do, S P Shriver & Co; 25 do, do, E
Heazelton; 25 do do, J S Dilworth; 10 do do,-
Head Metzger; 10 do do: Robinson Co;
1 bbl &
eggs, & 8 kegs lard, IL A Carson; 169
bgs oats, .IV J Meek; 27 bbl flour, Dillen
ger it Stevenson; 2 bble bacon, Graff &
Reiter; 10 sks rye,a - McHenry it Hood; .13
bbls rye ,flour, .11 Riddle:, 79 .sits owe, H
Rea Jr;'2s doz pails, Haworth, McDonald
it Co; 100 bbls flour, Watt, Lang & Co; 100
do do, owner; 100 do do, J B Doe; 30 bbls
sizing, 0 B Mills; 2 bales broom corn, H B
McClellan..
. - .
ROAD _
CramitrAND AND yrrrsounam RAIL
, June cars iron ore, linlon
Iron Mills; 2 do do, Wood & Leketts; 1 car
chimney tops; H H Collins; 1 car fire brick,
Park, Bro & Co; 6 ears Iron ore. McKnight,
Porter & Co; 12 do blooms. John Moorhead;
44- bbls copper, 2 masses . T , ig Howe; 16
boo cheese, J B Canfield 4tSon; 5 hbis
meal. Strickler & Morledge; 6, bbis :flour.
, Tenon & Co; 10 bra cheese, T CJenkiruo 14
sks rye,:hicHemy & Hood; 46 • bblo ,46.1, 8
.11, Floyd A Co 50 do do, Win
eke 11 bdia.bows, T Hare • & Bro• 9 oats, F
G Craighead; 2 kgs tobacco ; Preetsfieki &
Bro; 22 bales hay, 83 Jvs corn; . Mcliate ct
-Allier ; .1 car :staves, Livingston, & Bra; 894
sks Milifeed; J Dorrington; 8 cars pig iron; , 'Little, Baird:4- Time* 1 e a stone*are4iis
• Bennettf 20 boa cheese , J J Pettit ;" 10 do do,
,Ertox,iit Orr; 1,2 do do, Graff 4' -11 , 4 dter1,2q do
d(h' Wati;Lanif &VO: ,"- ' - - . -
'pa‘itotntair,Crnarrnrar 01)134 , .`1
. +oyrxe
! BAlraition.June - .12.-7 akit rye; 36 dooldsv
Isistr oats art& r, M Eiteei'& Son; 12 cases
4471n0z0, -P titeidt4 40 green ''ldde6," Id,
- Belongs,. 3 hbds tobacco, E , Wormser; 28
.40 matt!' Kirk patrick 'it Herr on 8-bblii
octell; 2 pkgsH Bead, B .40. ,opple„ butter.l' 'P
' ailigh_ ,eati• li bbl fish , ,- L J - Blonchard. 4'
bides, ir —humus* Simi 20 bbl'vliPri is r 0 '
Cooper, la do do, Thomas && r. 420 di) dov
E Heirietori; 10'dd 'd'O,'LS • -& Co; it
•borbacon;.Meanor & Harper; 1- car footo,
.Bingham & Tang; 'oar staves; M IA Adams
a& - Bro; 1 Car Corn, ,, ir'H:Gratrit Co.:' , P.,
• % eAtiimaii**. 17 = 114 'ItaYLImaiej 'Tun e',
it- - .211kgs eg gs. 8 :diibutterai 3 : 'lninisho,
.sod if d o 40;46 - wig oa ts,
...7 'lrleititin.
'I - pkgg' biitter'and :_qpiKs;"o 'Ski lirots%ir
George; 8 bbla eggicir 'l` Midtet . "26` ,
wheal. i 3 do oats , ' John "CaruPboll;, 88 ,. , :
c'auh got* 'et ,Ghtsl; .14, eke *tot W ': Barker'
Jr.&
.Co; 18 d0',p0tatt0C4e2,,,111.17,4 isi4dlgicig;
btater and : eggs; Joan • °Wai;iliii,74
AlSUmart„, 4,4 , 0 Ame'_ Jinum
_..„, .
bikter., supul - egga:li i ,o4aeuit.; I 0tte5„,..#1, 6 , ,
0 Wokidaides; X do,illoi46TP,,4tfor"%ri__
. ,‘ Asaatemorr Bra'terri-- IRA" • 40:;''''"Ig.-
,____Whenti Kennedy a, Bro; 200 Wdm,44,,,&
Hagar
_3. ,oraskilm OsiAOW,ri"
IrOm00; 27 /-oals /Mesa • r '
~,,
- toolt.tillhodes it Co; 8 bbls
..08214 , fit'
-toter; ado de, IlLenzt 2 can me llre
Bennett ilt-Cb; JO , doz ,pails,4 PPM A m "'
o, EgArClarsout / caripotisteonstrfur.i
:ilt, 41-dchwheati 'McKee & C 0 4441 ",
;ROW, ibßwingt2 oars frost or
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Gold Closed at. 144:1@140N.
XON'EY 4ND GOLD.
;;(1 ,;,121111tiver kind Ilireatho.
By 'relestayli tmthe Plustputil Gunge. 1 •
Loonivitgai, Arne. -1 2.--River • falling
slowly + withal:ant bji feet .of water in the
canal. Weather oleic and warm.
iongrinaltn A -4,7 4YEnnitet clear and ,
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE :.SATURDAY JUNE 13, 1868.
Toiiichi 'I, - - -
og_ eny Iron & - Coal Co; 2 frishoor)
PoltSs /4 hides, Lucks , wool', W 'gains; 4
pkgs mama, ilinith; Johnston & Co; 51°
oohs rope., Pulton, -- Bollman & Co; 26 flour
hbls, 18.pkge sundries, $ P Striver &. Co; 5 8
Pk sheet iron, W 7 - Armstrong; 6 sacks
wool, IV Barker Jr; 933 bag •
Idiebaela w ß & Co. - glass,
.aoth rivers continue to recede steadily
at this point, with scant five feet in the
Monongahela, and six feet in the Alle
gheny. The weather yesterday was clear
and pretty hot in the sun, and while this is
not very good for the river, it is just what
is needed to - ripen the grain.
The Bayard, from Parkersburg; and Ing-
Mar, from Wheeling, arrived and departed,
and the Robt Moore cleared for Ports
mouth. The St. Charles got off for Cincin
natl last night, with a very fair trip.
The R C uran Capt. Whittaker, is filling
week d .
up slowly fer Cincinnati and Lonhville,
an will be ready to leave early next
The St. Marys, left Cincinnati for PlUS
burgh on Thursday evening.
The Glendale it was expected would get
off for St. Louis last evening, with a cargo
of railrOad Iron.
The Wananita, Captain Thelma Shu
man, is now in turn for St. Louis, and will
be the first regular packet out for that
point.
The America, enronte from Pittsburgh
to St. Louis, was at Cairo on Wednesday.
The towboat Simpson Horner was also at
Cairo the same day.
A St. „Louis telegram, under date of
Wednesday, gigs: Owing to the high wa
ter, work has been ' discontinued on the
wreck of the steamer Arabian, which lies
upon the sand bar opposite Atchison. A
large quantity of Merchandise has been
removed, but the most valuable portion of
the cargo is still in the wreck.
Arrived—Lady. Grace, Shamrock, Ab
sone and Leonidas, from the Ohio river.
The Messenger leaves to-day. The Sallie
arrived yesterday at St. Joseph. She left
Port Benton on the 29th; met Silver Lake,
June 6th, below old Fort George. The
Leal Leoti is on the docks at Omaha. The
boats named, and all the others afloat, were
getting along well.'
The Missouri was stationary at Omaha
yesterday, and the Missbeippi is rising at
Dubuque.
A telegram i dace Helena, "says the
Huntsville ar rived. at - Benton on the Ist
inetant, and the Antelope on the 2d. The
Henry Adkins started down on the 2d. The
Peninah, Mountaineer and Antelope left
Benton for St. Louis en the 4th._
Further advices from the Upper Ws
souri mentlem Indian hostilities along the
river. Steamboats have been fired into,
stock run oft; and several whites killed..
A late Memphis paper has the following:
Aknotty case has arisen within the past
few days, whh mill gsome work no
doubt, to our ic shrewd' c
limbs of the law.
The creditors of a merchant of this city
have been trying to force him into bank
ruptcy.' Armed with the proper papers,
an officer from . Cincinnati proceeded to a
paint in Arkansas, where the aforesaid,
Merchant has , a store, and seized his stock,
which was brought around on the last trip
of the Liberty.
The officer, fearing a replevin if the
goods were landed here. had them put on
board the Des Arc, lying on the opposite
side of the river at Hopefleld, until he
could_ get a Cincinnati boat to take them.
The Memphis merchant, hearing of the
whereabouts of his stock, had papers served
i?pon Capt. Elliot, owning the Des Arc, en
joining him from letting the goods go out
of his possession. They were carried off,
hoWever, in the night, and now Capt. Elliot
is held responsible for them. Whether the
fact that 'the notice was served on the Cap
tain in s coral tate while his boat was in
Arkansa hat the Des Arc was turned
into a wharfboat without his consent, wig
change the face of matters or not has yet to
be learned.
The St. Joseph (Mo.) Union,-of Friday,
says 'Shortiyafter seven o'clock last even
ing, one of the most terrific storms swept
over the city that has been known in this
region for yeers. The steamer Emilie, be
longing to the Hannibal A St. Joseph Rail
mooredmpay .packet
which was
at the lower landing, was torn to
pieceei a portion of the cabin being carried
O'er the bank to.the railroad traek, many
rods distant.. Her texas and smoke stacks
lie betWeen' the dismantled hull and the
river's bank; and she is 'completely stripped
of everythlngabove the boilerdeck, save
her engines, and machinery.
OVEn'vn Onfo.—The
Maria' to 'Congress' of the steamboat' "cap.
tame and.pilots on the Ohio bridge shall be er e cted
orlhe
has been publiehed In pamphlet form,
is an Interesting document. Aq au exam and -
pleof the 'injury dime to navigatien by
shot t span bridges; they 'lnstance the Steu
benville bridge. The memorial says no
. coal fleet eve eaves Pittsburg without the
owners and Pilots carefully considering the
time they will probibly have to pass be.'
tweeh these piers; and in spite of, everryy
care coal,fieets do strike upon them. sink
boats, end ,caus e a heevy loss to the ' coal
trade, • ' '
It alsocontains_ some• Interesting facts
relative to the dimensions of the coal fleets,
obtained from_practieat men. •
Mr. JOseph Walton reports the tows of
the steamer Coal:City, of 13 barges, flare.
gating in whith.l92 feet, length 420 feet, and
carrying 105,000 bushels. • '
Mr. Thomas Fawcett, states a tow of coal
boats, by the steamer. Boaz, consisting of
nine coal and, two fuel boats, making the
dimensions 140 feet Wide and 490 feet long,
the draught being 7feet. The amount car
ried was'2oo,ooo bushels.
Mr.. Brown also states that his losslast
year, by the detention of his boats, occa
sioned by the latilty construction of the
iiiteutienvillebildge, was over $B,OOO, with
out including leases arising from Collision
with the piens.
Mr. B. F. Wilson reports the width of his'
coal tows 014.0 to 124: feet, when they tow.
In thrdii len Wand 132 to 140 feet when
they toWinlwo lengths; and respectively'
850 and itii6o • in length. ' Messrs. R. & J.,
Watson ' report the regular. tows of the
steamer Ajax as 250 feet wide, 600 feet long,
7 feet deep, 'carrying-886,000 bushels..
1 1* ie equal to 18;40 W.
,Brown ,reportsf - the,towe , cif the:steamer
Shark es 14,harges, lebgth l 585 feet, width
125 feet",:_okoterits' 160 oog buthels; ,etearner.
Mktg Alitte; f l2 bele length 580 feet; Width.
160 feet, -. 6snientri; ,000 bushel& •
To riait 11 tow feet , wide and 600 =feet'
kingin a riPidifive4iintposed to cross cur,
renti.between,plers 000 feet apart, is,an op
oration too ihasardOtsB to be 4ndertaken•
Togedoco the. tow.;4 such dimensions es
would, seems safefziapWould greatly
enhance the cositial. poriation: Cheap
fuel and '047 ',fro ghts are subjects
which' all 'are, eeply interested , and the
above facts ti e ofilitnite thtf , fact that short
span bridges arti r detrimental to both.
EVER
TT S. INTIESiNAL REVENVA
IL) • SISD DISTRICT.
-
COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
Orring Cotuscron or . ImmixAz. Ituvxm-x,
Twenty-third Collection Dist. of Pc,
- - No. 67 Watts-8t
/1., Allegheny City,
' ay 9th, 1858.
NOTICE D$ HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual
Lists Of SPECIAL TAN.I63,- formerly:termed L1CE.N1372,
CE.N1372, and of the Taxes, on INCOMES, CAR
. -MAGNA WATCHES. ELM& PLATE, ete., are
now In this' ethos, where payment will be received
thane's by the Collector on and ;after the 90th of
Nay, 1888. These taxes having become due, must
be paid before the lath 'day of June. 1866, other
wise additional expenses will be Incurred by the
taxpayer. -
Z. DITTPINGTON, Ewa" Deputy Collector the the
county of Armstrong, and EDWIN LYON, Esq.,
Deputy Collector ler the. county of. Butler, wilt be
ready to receive after the /10th inst. for their re
spective countlea. and will post notices designating
`the times and places when and where the/ will be ,
Pattered to reethre the taxes tot/Actable by them.
To accommodate taxpayers in the vicinity of the
plsies lu Allegheny county, ' designated as follows:
Deputy Collectbr SAMUEL H.• BAIRD. !eq.. will
attend,at those Dlaces to receive the taxes, on the
days named. between the hours of 9 o'clock A. a,
and 3 o'clock P. Y. or said days, viz: I
At Tarentunt, cm
,Driday, May 7198, at Brown &
Hhadle's Hotel.
At Sewicklty, on Tueiday, May 26th, at Gaston's
Store. •
At Bakerstown, on Thursday, May 98th, at
White's Hotel.
Taxes payable only In Greenbacks or National
Currency.
°Zee boars front 9 A. st. to 3 P. Y.
JOHN IL 9117LLIVAN.
Collector.
0171 Ck or CONTROLLZR OP ALLEGinrier r*., t
•
PITTODOEGH, June 10th, 1869.
NOT/CE :TO PLUMBERS.
SEAL OPOSALS will be received at this
once until *OTH lNftT., itlCluelVe, for putting in
and Siting up in the County Prison, with first me*
' work, the fallewing
WATER' PIPES, .'CLABIPS, &e., &c.,
As directed by the Engineer:
~. , .
365 feet lii Inch Galvanized Iron Pipe.
, ' Eight I,if inch Globe Valves, brass. . •
. 3 ,
I Your I inch Unions , galvanized.
•
Eight Inch Les, do.
. Forty 1 bleb T's. - - de.
orty , lnch Globe Valves 'brass.
Clamps, Gaskets, and Bolts on Steam Pipes,
with all necessary books, fastenings, to.
Bldg must State bow much wlll be - *Hewed for old
'materlareinoved.
Coßunt •
y order of Board of ' Inspectors of Allegheny
g Prison. . • - ,
Jelliai2 HENIfr LABIEERT, Controller.
......-..„—i_ .
PT
/ERVEVAL BECKEI'T - •
' • 1611011ANICAILLf EINGINZIER,
• gotto or P. F. C. Eauwar.)
(Duce. No. 19 FEDERAL STNEIINoom No. 9, •
I claim
...rot), Nits 59, ALLIENHIONY.QTY.
i , ltfei t rartZati e gfikliaPhattrgla w .
Nes 4'7,1'44. Particular attention paid to de
esregatEilffiV.naLUlßVisiiiiregri
.Nst, or itteChaulas Avery WZDNESDA.
wEST COMMON.
• ' , I Mitchitie *otos WOrks,
Northweitairner ot. West Conunsro, Allegheny..
. . , FREppiic,a,T t yATza & co.
Hari on hind or' laftare on short notice Meartli
and the Skilless orhwa rocSidewalks, Brewery.
v en u e , ge. nead and'idmb Sto ne s, ia. •
..; comer oxidated: : Prloes reaeonable.
• • •
All rierions hailagelatoy, jidninit aid interesi;
ed In th e ; STEAMIWAT "artar.ADILLO will take
notioethat hare toured salt eteambont at the lull
:9 1 BAJCPB.: P.4,4MC11.13?1 !' •
. .
•
Marshal's Ogicti. MarAlri..l2llll.,".*ii) msletcarl
11111113111EMIIELTING, AND
:(-1:13r:1119:::r7saa I:uve:l":delll;4l7l7:74:llDef*:::llB,44l;4674ll4r4snati7nl7ii.unti:::t"kalkil;suotv:recieth":6447lLre.l4l4:treadtilillait:l7:ll7l,,l‘:'
=lMMlNifiln
ligr me
PACKET EINE.
For 'Wheeling. Marietta, Paritarsburir•
•
Porn.lroy, Gallipo li ., Big. Sands',
Cincinna
YironigenS
ti. Portsmouth, MIIIIVIViiIe Lad
•
ST. 'KARTS . . .. . ... . ...T...... C. Swart,
31 E 0 XDAYli, 3 P. X.
ST. CHARLES ................C. A. DRAT°, Master.
FRIDAYS, S P. M.
The above elegant side-wheel steamers will leave
regular/9 as announced, connecting at Cincinnati
with Tackets and Railroads to Louisville, Nashville.
M,..,entrott..lB, New Orleans and St. Louis. Also to the
C l and ilissouri rivers.
night or passengen receipted through either by
rail or river.
Especml attention given to Orders sad Way Busi
ness. - .BaILES COLLINS.
auto. Galt/EST & HAsLETT, Agents. .
FOR CINCINNATL adifiret
THURSDAY PACKET—AT 1.11 X.. •
The new and splendid aide -wheel steamer
J. N.III'CULLOUCH,
DG. D. itocom .......... . ... . : Comm
Clerk .
. MOORE ...... ......................... ..... Clerk.
, •
uThe above elegant side-wheel steamer will leave
tiligzieve anrdionneed, :o t rat i la n t e t 4 Wzgi s i r ml
Idemphiltssii4FOirleadnkradigkouls. Also•
to titi;
tr g e erght or passengers Mpted v ar . e l ' ugh either by
rall.or river. •
Bits=sai attention given to Orders and Way
For freight or pulse IpPIYPo board or to
JAW. COLLIN&
arl23 CHAS. =ZS, ?Agents'
NORTHEIpy LINE ziagest
PACKET COMPANY.
CESTABLBSHED HISS.]
The Only Threizgh Line Running Re.
tween St. Louie and St. Paul.
Shippers desiring tileir freight to go through with
out re -shipping stave St. Louis. wfit_please consign
their freight—VlA NORTHERN LINE.
Through rates given over Pittsburgh Boats, and
guaranteed by.
• PLACE k COLLINGWOOD, Agents.
And R. C. GRAY,
tos No. 94- Water Street.
pwrrsmunGnr,
.riagrot
WHEELING,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave Company's Wharfboat, fbot of Wood street,
DAILY, at 12 M. •
J. N. MoCtiLLOU
MONDAYS
GII AND THURSDAYS,
Gro. D. Moons,
TUESDAYSAND FRIDAYS, Master.
BAYARD A. 8. Sitzenzuo, Master.
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
GREY EAGLE, C. L. BayarltAsr, Master.
Freight will be received at all hours try
aye JAMES COLLINS. Agent.
OR EVANSVILLE,
CAIRO, ST. LOVIB AND ST.
AIIL.—The due steamer '
WM:UNITA Capt. T. Ihnntax,
Will leave as above, In connection with the North
ern Packet Line, on
SATURDAY, Jane 1 . 31 h - '"4 P. la•
teFor hated or patetagoapply on board or to
n FLACK .1" CULLINGWOOD, Agents.
VOR CINCINNATI AND
L OUISVILLE.—ThetIne steamer
R. C. GRAY ...... ....Capt. W. B. ANDRnsost,
Will leave as above, taking freight for Memphis
and New Orleans, on
SATURDAY, 13th
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN FLACK.
• J. D. COLUNGWOOD, Agents.
jILILAIII WEDNES—
DAYARGOSY
PACKET IFOR CINCIN
•
A e tine newander
—ThCapt. vAlmenciarrr.
W. H. Scott. Clerk. laves Pittsburgh tor Cincin
nati every WZDZIESDAY at noon.
C. .
BARNES
mk , ) _
JAS. COLLINS,
= JOHN FLACre
--------
STEELS & SON 4. A. iptiums;
as.immissiefe iterchanta
AND MUNNB IN
•
Px.43l7ll___; .6-IVAINTA-PZIED
No. 95 ou.TO STREAV near Dud bowmen,.
______ ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
..T.Auirm; 11. mir----ZlO.lOB. MM.=
MEAlvon _
notrig, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION ACERCEE.A.Nrrs
RAO LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH.
•
Consignments solicited.
Na ayan aw tional B cia—J. G. Martin,. Cashier Mechanics'
nedy & Bro ank; T. 3. Dilwor th it Co., B. T. Ken
.
lati:l24
KELMITA KEIL ...... RICSAKie
L & '
•
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DZALIKEI IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, B&EDI3, MILL. FEED, te., to.,
my24:b3
21497
Liberty b‘,Pitteburiiii•
,JLJe . J. BLANCEWLD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
Ismee No. 396 PENN STIMET.
ALEX. WZIANZ .....
cBANE Ai: . ....
M .......
COMMISSION. MERCHANTS,
.Dealers Itt-PLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 1411: WATER STREET, above
Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
lea
"GIETZER ARDISTRONG,
.
vostutine AD ookirmorionumAns,
. .. _ ..., ,
Por the sale of Flour, warn. Bacon; Lard, Butter,
Seeds. Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, No. 16
MARKET STREET, corner of First, Plttatargh.
letbuli
Q I IOIIIAILEJI • & LANG, Whole
saleLy dealers In Groceries Flour , Grain,Pro
duce, Provisions, Fish Cheese, Balt Caree on,
&c., woe. 1721 and ..t74•WOuD STREET, near
Liberty street. Pittsburgh, Pa. n08:n66
JeiLH I. HOUSE . . EDW. HOUSE:. .WM. H. HOUSE.
TORN HOUSE & /1)1108_9. SU c .
tenors to I.
I. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale
- rocers and Commission. Merchants, Corner of
'Smithtteld and Water Streets,' Pittsburgh. Pa.
.
- • RIDDLE, No. 183 LIBERTY, *
STREET, Pittsburg, Pi-, Commission Mer
ant end Wholesale Dealer In Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash ad
vanced on Contignments, and paid for Produce gaze
erally.- -
- sun
BOB?. KNOX
4
ANDREW KNOX • KNOX & SON, COMMI9SIOII
*MERCHANTS and dealers in FLOUR, GRAD!'
L FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, NO
70 DIAMOND, opposite City Hall, Allegheny City,
D
1 -
KOAT.CRAWFORD, CODINISSION
MERCHANT IN PIG 3IETAL. BLOOMS,
E. WROUGHT SCRAP IRON, FIRE BRICK
AND CLAY, &c. Warehouse and Office, Nos. 360
and 368 PENN STREET. Storage furnished.
Consignments solicited.
oca
bn . r.LE, BAIRD & PATTON.,
wholesale Grocers Conimisslon Merchants and
ealers• In Produce, F lour,-Bacon, Cheese, FLsh,
Carbon and' Lard OH, Iron, Nails, Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures genera ll y,
119 and 114 SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh.
_Tr •B: CANFIELD & SON CON
ry • MISSION & FORWARDING 71LERCRAIXTG,
and Wholesale Dealers in Western Reserve Cheese,
Butter, Lard, Pork Bacon Flour Fish, Pot and
Pearl .Ashes. and 01ls, Dried Fruit and Produce
generally, Nos. 144 and 146 Front street, Pitts
urgh.
§JOAN SAIRTON..}
...A WALCZ.
HIPTON&WALLACE_' WHO LE..
BALED ROCERS AND PRODUDE DEALERS,
3. 6 SIXTH STREET, Pittsburgh. 1a12:r58
PROFESSIONAL.
JOS. A. BUTLER,
ALDEBICAN AND POLICE lUGIEITILATE.
Office, 126 WYLID,STREET, near Washington,
PITTBI3PRGH, PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages,Acknowledgmts,
Depositions, Collections, an all other legiti en mate
business executed promptly. mhM:n9
_ _
SAMUEL McMASTEIEtS,
.AI4II3ERMAN,
Agenta.
Ex-Otticlo Justice of the Peace and Police Magis
the
tratedral,. °M PIT ee TS , G BURGH P A STET, opposite the Cr Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, and all Le,gal Business executed with
promptness and dtspatch• train
EIUSTACE IC-MORROW,
ALDERMAN,
EXOPTICIO JDETTCP DIP THETE. PEACE 'AND
POLICE MAGISTRA
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA..AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA,
Deed h Bonds, Moilit*S._es , Aatnowledginents,
Depositions and all Legal Rosiness executed with
Promptness and dbpateb mr3l,
A AMNION,
justice of Elie Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATEic INSURANCE AST.
CAPSOPT STREET -EAST .13ERBEINGHilif.
ed to.
Collection ot Rents solicited and prinaptly attend.
nartryoo
f I LICII8:11LIBILEWL
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CONVEYANCER, &C,
omee, CARBON sTREET. nearly oppogte aro
Railway Depot, 8011711PrPTSBUREW. •
Business cannoned to Ms care promptly attend
ed to. ' ' ' niyuyei •
gib
AT T f aitNEV-A.T-LAW,
NO. 98 Firm wriesarr,
ape:no:day • PITTSBURGH. PA.
AMML IMMEML, M. D.,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
ap a ,:xn o. 69 Grant St., near
& FERGUSON,
ATTORNEAT-LAW,
No.. 87 *lfth Street,
BrzoND PLoon, FRONT ROOK
JOBB W. .RIDDELL,
ATTORNEY-A.T-LAW.
°Mee, us melee:id street,
(OPPoulto tbo Court House')
reis:t44
MI .
ATTOTti
No. 90 .111a111011d Street.
_mbdr,uil
C. DIACAKELL~
ATTORNEY :AND COUNSELOR AT LAW;
No• 89 farfulPlStreets
mySitbls ,
JOHN A. NIFRAIthis
,
ax-orreto Alm= tar
THE ps.tea AnD
. • 4..04,19,34"1"114*Tir.
-Oglestila PinEt.snizrr, 2ppOsite Hie came,
drel4 • , rlttelnagls,,„rai -Ileegg„ meads. 'Vgages
Acknowledgments, Depositions end lust
nese nutmeat* wlttm.oinotness and dispn
JOHN ,C.llllol3o)^ause,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW,
riq
treet.
oohed tosul. butanes and Amin at Fey DroalOY
.•
goia
•no:
: '
SilThatigit gisonT.
—9 riti , ) , - • : ;
LAIERIMMIN,
OVA. iha bt Jaaiestiring , a iwisaktig Railroad!,
dela- frowillsakilltit ;Wean .18 '
hew Mid -aanlntpdions, Weu bed. Us
Mkmorks,;.tbst-powanatsra lapilme.-
ii Is VsegULearitlie
„mart,
phut, 505,q2;..141# 42.
' Whi r
. • ~ ,! • •
VIZ
Iff OILY BILL• 6
1 4 .7VTE.
BON PACIFIC RAILWAY
Eastern Division. "I
nro m ili e tgiriZtr anAatitniT RELIABLE BSDUTI
aPfiliria
•
•
_ • - ' ' Oregon.
Two' Train' leaye State Line and Leavenworth
Ettlally_. (Sunday* excepted.i on the arrival of trains of
acme Railroad from St. Louie, and HanalSal and
. Jo, Railroad from Quincy. connecting
Fence. at Law.
Topeka and —l,Vamego with stage* 'rfor
it
Paints In Kanßaa. At. end of track west of Ella. •
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS,. .
_OON •
PANT'S DAILY LINE OF OVERLAND asA.U.
,AND EXPRESS COACHES FOR ,• , .
.. ,
PITtIiBURGH. PA.
p_IT'I'SBiTRGR, PA.
And all Points in the TexTitorles,
And with SAHDEnsON'S tril-WEEKLY. LINE al
! COACHES ihr 'Fort Belot; B'effflTlrore* - ,Pers Al a be.-
I t ite n eA f artl xi llirta 'le, and all put 4 in Arlonn. d
' With the ! eedenrairditions of roll! og• stock anif '
equipmen and the arraugenzents made with re..
spot:wale: V reelandTnmsportstion Lines
en from Ur
eatern terminus, this road now offers Ulleillitalled
f'Wer t acilities for the • tranandseion of freight to. the Far
.
'.!"! Ticketaint male at &lithe principal oftleacin the;
United States and Camilla. •
z -Be =relied ..ask for tickets • via THE SHOWY
L BOI"'4UNiON I'ACiFIC RAILWAY.
VivoslON. ! _ _ . .
PrITSEDRGIL
I To, zilusaoooL,ANDisatk
r • ' QtYtENTSTOWIsT.
.umerbli ed dxteen' iltattalaas Tessekh smnn6 thug
CITY we Air/LtrelPP,
BOSTMt. CITY OP BALTIMORE,
ONOON,
rule mV,MUY S ATUTMAY. from Pfor MS /to
Jet
reti.,PAT PtittgrAt INeethertirinns.,
- t ' •: ThrnalAN BINGRAM6 gir
e l t i ntetp.
Stietty*Juilti Pitt allkte - rho
• rho
60
prr•runam nan daimpi g
' CONNELLNVILLE
. .
• .
On and atter THURSDAY, March fith, 1100
trains will arrive at and depart from tho DepOk coir
ner of Grant and Water streets, ag follows:
- - me.
Mail to and from tlnlontM. M e r.. .
K. 0 A
:00 P. M.
McKeesport Acco mmodt'n.ll:oo A. K. 511:03 P. K.
Ex. to and from Unlontm. 3:00 P. 31.10:00 A. IL.
West Newton A ccornmod'n 4:30 P. at. 14:35 A. at..
Bradight Adocce. k e
to Aceom
IL modat`n 0:10 P. 7:10 P. ar.
Sunday Church Train to
N McKeespo
amend 0 :30 m
nd
0:30 P. m. 01:40I.,119
from West Newton ........ 1:00 P. m. 10:00/. M
For tickets apply t,
Agent.
W. B. STOUT, SziperteitendAt!" KING,g
XLEGRENT
algig2lll
VALLEY RAILROAD.
DIRECT BOWIE TO TRH OIL REGIONS.
Running through to. Venango City without change
of ars—Connecting with trains East and West oe
the Warre.. 2 Franklin Atlantlo di
Great Western Railways. s horte s t and quickest
route to Oil City and Franklin, and all points in the
011 Regions. -
On aad/after April 26th, 1808,, Passenger Trains
will leave from and arrive at the Pittsburgh Depot,
corner Canal and Pike tits. as follows: 4
/fall to and P m Fen. City. 7:4% A. it. 5:1.5 r. it.
Express " .. - 10:40 p. m.12:25 A. 2.
Brady'ir Bend Aecommod'n 3:00 r. at. 10:20 A. R.
Soda works Accont'n 8:30 P. R. 7:53 A. R.
First Holton AccomoiPn... 8:50 A. It. 11:40 A. 114,
Second Halton Accontod'n 19:00 e. 3:55 P. It.
. Sunday Church Train leaves Soda Works at 8:011
A. sr., arriving in Pittsburgh at 9:80 A. 2.1 Re.
turning, leaves Pittsburgh at 1:10 F. At., arriving ai
'Soda Works at 2:85P. M.
I
W. F. nom
zi .H. Iliac/moss, *rapt.
cket Agent. am
1 , .
1 4 es ... . ......... .• ... ...
.Plll24ll4llllGrf FORT
.t '
W. AN D LEV &AND MYTITIRIiaIICEIGRn
From June 7th, 18613, trains will leave .107 in
and
a loearr at the Upton Depot, north side, city
time, afollowe:
Imam. L
ebleago Ex.— 2:03 - a m -
Cleveland Fa.. 2:03 am I
Erie & Ygat MI 7:28 a m
Cl. &oh M'l 6:13 a m
Chicago Wall— 6:58 ain
Chicago Ex.—. 0:43 a m
Cl.-4 WV/Ex...1:4-3p m
Chicago Ex.... 1:88 p m
Wh. 4 - Erle Ex. 4:413 pm
Deport from Allegheny.
N. Brigt'n Ac. 8:58 a m
Leet
"sdale " 10:13 aua
."
Rochester 11:58 a m
" 2:513 pm
WellaVe Ace.. 3:43p m
Leetsdale Ac. 4:13 pm
N. Brlgt'n ` . 5:33pm
N. Belgvn " . 6:28 pm
Leetsdale " • 10:43pm
war 1:58p. m. Chicago 1
/lir 11:23 a. m. Chlevre
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CHANGE OP TIME,—On and after 81717DA.7
May 10th, 1867, trains will leave and arrlve at the
Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time:
.
Depa. • , ..firtoe;
FMail Express ........... . .... pa rt 2:a. M.'. 4:39 p. M.
ast Line ... . ................ 9:40 a. xn. 7:12 p. M.
Fast Express ................ 1:50 P . in. 11:90 a. to.
Mixed Wa y. . .—. .
_... . .. 6:10 a. In. 7:0 p. m.
McDonald 's At:Wu, N 0.1.. 11:40 a. tn. 3:05 3;
Steubenville .Accommod'n. 3:50 p. tn. 930 a. 111.•
McDonald's Acto'n, No. 2.. 5:95 p. at. 8:90 a. m.
SPECIAL Rams —43unday Express leaves arl:so
morning. tn. arri
in
ving in Cincinnati at 9:00 a. .. the next
The 9:40 a. in. Train leaves daily, Sundays-and
Mondays exce_pted, and makes close connections it -
Newark for Zanesville and points on Sand
Mansfield it Newark it. R. - usky, • ,
W. W. CARD,
S. P. SCULL, General Ticket . Agent.
Sup% Steubenville.
,
tENNSYLVA.
CENTRAL RAIL RD.
i and after June 7th.
rive at and depart from hi
Washington and Liberty
• Arrive.
Mall Train.... 1:15 a m
Fast Line ....
.. 1:40 a m
Wall's No. 1 6:20 a in
Latrobe Acc'n 7:50 a m
Wall's No. 2.. 5:50 ain
Cincinnati Lx. 9:10 a m
Johnstown Ac. 10:35 a m
Baltimore Lx. 1:00 p m
Phila. Expss 1:20 p m
Wall's re
pm
No. 3.., 2:15
Braddock/ No / 5:50 p
's No. 1. 7:15 pm
Altoona Ace'n
and Emigrant
Train . . 9:30 p
The Church Train, leaves Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. reaching Pittsburgh at 10:05
a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 19:50
and arils :A at Wall's Station at 9:00 p. m. m.
d• *Cincinnaeptti Exunp aa ress leaves daily. All other train s
ally exc Sy.
Par flintier Information apply to
. H. BCKWITH.
not The Peinnylvania Railroad Company will not sa
tsuma any risk for Baggage, except for wearingl ap
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that _
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, un
less taken by Special contract. ,
ED W ABB IT. WILLIAMS
General Superintendent. Altoona, Pa.
TERN PENN L Aim mita
L YK ES SYLITANIA RAI
1 a er7iiiinfluodn 1114rWiltetirerin(Iten:1411Z;mith:AZI:
will arrive-at and depart from - the Federal
De= egh
' -Street Alleny City. as follows:
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Depart: •
Bllringd'e No 1. 8:55 a m .. ....: ..:. 12:15 • M
Preeport No.l - 8:15 a m> reeport No. 1 9:10 a m
Express.•,...... '.10:15 ain harptrg No.; /110 a m
WharptPiNo..l 1:25 p m EX - pr6b ... . .. . 1:50 pin
Preeport,NO..2. 4:10 pin springd , e Sol 3:50 put
Mall .. .....--. - 5:50 p m Freeport No. 2 t3:05 ra
Springd'eNo 2 - Ift/O p m Enringlre No 2- 7:30P in
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Aboye trains run dally except eunday.
.2 . The
Oh
nrch Trani. leave. Allegheny Janet. every
Sunday at .7:40 1.: m., reaching Allegheny.. City at
9:504. - 113. ' Returning: leaves Allegheny 'City- at
p1:90 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny .runet. at 9:45
. m. _ .. .
s:Cumitmextox Timiarra—For bale In PACklyra of
Tnenty,_betweeni_Allegheur City, Chestnut s met.
Herr's. Bennett, Pine ereelte Etna and Sharpehu,rg,
and e rod only on the tralna stopping-at Stations ape.
The trains leaving Allegheny eity'at - 0:14 a. m.
and 100 P. - X. make dirtmt eunnection at -Freeport
with Walker's line ofStages fur Butler and lianalus-,
town.
Office No. Maer nn tickets nan) hei : Purchased let .the
, 3 St. OMIT street, near the Suspension
Bridge! Pittsburgh. and at the DepOti'Ailethelr•
For further information apply to _
• ' 1 •' ,•,• JAMES LE.FFEIITS, Agent,'f
, Federal Atreet Depot.
The Western -Pennsylvania Railroad will not as
sume any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel. and - limit the". reinonsibillty to One linudsed
Dollars in value, _. Ail haggag exceeding this
amount in value will be ea the net 'of tbe neater, un
less taken hl /pedal contract.- '.) -
EDWARD H. WILI.A
Oen.Ml tinuerintendent. Altoona, ra.
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colorado, lievada,
Calitorn .Utah,
Arizona,
New 11/!zico, Idaho,
Washingtcw,
DENVER; Egwr ma.&iKmi
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IChleago Ex... 9:02 &El
'Cleveland Ex. 9:02 ars
r:hie/Igo Ex....11:23 a in
Wheelingx. 11:09
S E
t. Louis Ex. 3:33 pna
CI. Wh'g E x 4:39 p
Erie &Yr nEx 6:13 pm
Chicago Ex . 4:23 pns
CI. WIVKEr 2:09
Arrive in Attegnen p ps
_y,..L
N. Brigt.'n Ac. 7:03 •en
2,13 a at B. m
New Castle 10:13 ans
Leetsdale '• 9:13 a m
N. :OS Brigt'n 2 ,1 :43 pra
pna
e,tectsle • A 1163 p
" :2E
Express leaves di7lly. I Dm
r }sprees arrlVes dally.
General Ticket Agent.:
, AD.algo4l
1E167. Trains_ will ar.
le Union Depot : cor n er of
streets. as follows: . .
Day Express.. 0:25 aat
Wall's No. L. 6:30 ant
Mail Train . . .7:50 ata
vcineinnati.Ex. 11:40 a az
Wall's No. 2.. 11:51 aa2
Johnstown Ac. 3:05 put
ftwoldocks 5o I 4:00 pia
Phila. Expres. 4:130 pia
Wall's No. a.. 5:10 pal
Wall's No. 4.. 0:05 pin
Fast Line .... . 7:30 pin
Latrobe Ace . 'n 3:50 pnt
Swissvale Ae'n /0:50 pm
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