The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, June 18, 1868, Image 3

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F- New:fork Predate Market.--
nv Telegraph to the ritteharxh Gazette..
1'47 YOnfe, ;tine 'Z.—Cotton active ,and
T ,
?4aie better. sales of 2,5006 bales at 29iia30
for middling iiPlande., Flo& dull and
drooping; receipts; 6,378 bbls; sales, 6,800
bbls atilB,2oas,oo, for su.perfine 'State and
western; $8,10.a8 00 km extra State. $',.3a10 00
for extra Weitena; $11,50a13,00 white
wheat extra; so,loal3,oolordt. H. 0n.59,00a
Io,so'for extra St.' Louis; sllals' for; good"
to choice; 'do, closing qtlet; • liforma
beevy; ;sales; 050 sacks, at $10,40a13,00. Rye
lioitr Steady, With*des of 440 bbls at48,50a
/ 0 100; ''Corn Meal quiets Whisk)" tVnlnal•
Wheat. irregular and Unsettled; receipts.
7 .ooobUsh; closing With more:firmness.and
a better expOit inquiry; sales or 71;000 bus
at $2,11413 fOrNo. 2 spring; $2,17a2,= for
No. 1 $2,80 for neat amber IGeorghi.
Rye - quiet and 'very ' heaVy. ;'.Barley and
Barley Malt norninal. Corn;' reels 32,253 bus; .
opened lc better, and closed dull and- de.
clining; sales 116,000 -bus - at $1,07008 for
mixed Western chi Sing at $1,07;i,
andsl.llitl,ll% for Western 'Valois-. Oats
dull, and ,lower; receipts 52,850 bus; sales
78,000 bus at 83c for Western in store, and,
84e for do. afloat. Bice dull. , Coffee quiet...
Sugar easier; salea.6oo hhds Cuba at 11y,,a
12e. • Molasses dull. Hops quiet; 10a4Oefor;
Ameriban. Petroleum firmer; 16qa1634c
for crude, and 32Ma33c for refined bonded. ,
Coal quiet and steady: 'Letitlier:l',,lioni.
lock, sole firm and in fair demand
at abOnt previous prices. Wool' Witholif
decided. change; sales of 300000. /13a,, at 44a,
5,3 e, for domestic fleece aric l 42a4sctorpUlled.
Porktirmer but, quiet ; sales of 1,250 bbls,
at $28,37a28,62, for 110 W. masa, -olo*ig•at
-128,62 regular; $27,75a28,00 , for • old do,;',
closing at $27,87 regular;:.V 2 l. so a 2 3;oo' fQ;'
prime; $24,25a24,50 •for prime , mess;, also
1,250 bbls of new mess for -Sellers
at $28,50. Beef steady; ealeS2oo bbls and 20
tierces; beef hams dull agtp.34c ; cut meats
quiet, 170 packages at 4 l2Mal3c ; shoulders,
at 16a170f haresluiddlingi; dull and beavy.
Lard nuiet and firm; 725 tierces sold at 1624
a17;(10 for , steam;:473iWili.e- for kettle , ren.
dared; else 250 tierces, steam, buyers, July,
17ge: Butter r xemaina 'quiet - at 25a31c for
Ohio; and 80a350 for State. Cheese dull'at
7alsgf Freights to: Liverpool are decidedly
firmer; engagements per steamer of 150,000
bus of Wheat at sd, ami .1,000 -;b14,3,ef flour
at la. 6d. - •
Ls...rigr,..—tiour closed qUiet'and with it,
decideirchange,:wiga some little export in .-
quiryter, low grads. Wheat firmer and,
in fair. expert demarid„ at, $2,15. for No 2,
and 12,20.42,22 for No Spring. Rye. dull
and - heavy, at $1,93a1,98'.. -Oats dull, at 83c
for western store,
in and;a3XaS4c afloat.
Corn dull and heavy ":at $1,061ia1,07 for
new mixed 'Western alloatj 'Pork' quiet
and stetuiy at $28,683; for mess, cash and
regular., Beef ,quiet - and steady. Cut,
meati: 7 limited requisite and unchanged._
Bacon nominal.' Laid stead ,at 17y.a1714c
for fair to prime steam. Eggs "quiet at 26a
:•; • • Cincinnati Market:
(Br Telegraph to the' Pittablirgh Gazette:.
Crittn - liarr; ..Tnne l l7.;--Flouf 'dull. but
I.
holder'sare less anxious to, sell; family s9a
9,50. Wheat firmer, but,the demand light;
No. 1 sold at 112.10 and No. 2 at ,V.,05:; corn'
firmer' and there' is a better - demand for.
shelled, which is -held 2a3c higher; ear 93a
-95c, shelled•held at 9508 c. Oats' drill it 74a
75c for N0..1. Rye firmer and in demand;'
at :1,7561,80. Cotton firmer; Middling held
at 28c, but the demand is light. "Tobacco in
good •dernand saleS of 210 htilis In at s4.a
9,80,`-leat Bbtter light supply
and-the market firm at 25980 c, thejatter
rate - 'for Western Reserve: Eggs dull and
priceS drooping, eltosing at 20c. Potatoes
dull; - new $ll5 , per hbl, old $2,75a3,25; the
supply of new from the. South 'con
tinues large, but_ prioiS are not any
lower. Groceries steady. Linseed od
quiet' at: $11,14 in 'the large way;' the de
mand' is light, :Previsions dull. bless
Pork f27;75a28;00. 'Bulk Meats dull; shoul
dersilan be bought at 113;c;, sides are.beld
at 14,114r.0.. Bacon dull. - and;' little
deniatid; shoulders 13a1312:e;' dear' rib and'
olear sides 1634a17e;,„theseare the rates
asked„, Lard held more .fdpaly,and
out dethand - Consdiltrenee; prbne — city is
held at 17%c pretty .generally. Gold 140 X
buying at the-close..
Chicago, Market.. ,
[By Teleggii)b'th the Plitibuigh Gaiette .1
Cmcs.o4s,-Vancill7.--Fltinr; the:market is
quiet and a shade easier,' with sales being
made of spring.extras at.84,50a9,50, and
spring superfine,4Jsa7,so.. Wheat is less
. .
active and %ale lowar, and sales were
made of No. 1 spiiiigut'Bl:94496, and No.
2 at sl,BBal,BB%;,thp.market closing steady.
Corn; the market is firmer, closing with an
advance of gaige. Rye , is: Unchanged.
Barley is in limited request and the mar
ket is almost nominelat,B4 s .l .o ;trinr 2 in
store. Provialons are quiet and a shade
firmer. Mess Pork.is itshade:better, and
sales were made at 827,,87%. . Lard is , inac
tive and nominal at 1734a16Xectieh, and
17c seller for July. Dry .salted shoulders
are qtdet and a shade easier, with, sales be
ing made at 1bi11 4 ,46 Vreiglita'arequiet
and a shade...easier, at .4a4.%c10r-corn.to
Buffalo. Therebeipth lbetittrniat-twenty
four hours amounted-1:D.2,55a barrels Your,
19,95) bushels wheat, 148,153 bushels corn,
25,240 bushebroats; and-4,250 beads tifslive
hogs. The - shipments for the same time
amounted to 6.l7ol:barfelif flotird 19,402
bushels' .wheat, , , 11,256 bushels corn, 54,810.
bushels oats,. and 2.,753 head alive; hogs. -
nt.!rn
Milwaukee . Market. - r r , • •
(By Tetertaph Co the ilttatittrgh ' 7 • "
Mlrmiktrkstri
Choice litinneiota9a9;2s, choletiliVisctinalri
and tlutitic $8,12n9,00,' ineditinrlB,2saB,so: -
Wheat declined to' /310rfOr'r7O.'.1 . and $1,84'
for NO; 2;: Oats - 66146 fbi t No; 2.
Cori fiiirt'it 81;87 "for No".' . Receipts
-600 berrfiltiortiOnti;`2l,9oo bushels of Wheat; -
I,soo' g hPbels of oats; 2,00Q - busbeli
Snininalk= l- 800'hariebiflour; 11,008
bushelstiticliekt..soo'buslitds eats.; '
1 4 BilalVe
[BY *e:gralak tOe:Pß44bUrSia Ciazet:tc.]: <
Louts inLya, June .17.-..Tobacoo; .88Jes of
-255 hiutleaf and lugs at. 84100, .and, medium
to cutting leaf at Attila. Flour;'. Balm at
v i se *7,75. Wheat; ealea.of prime old atl4lo
Cornr-falea Attlee forahelled-anclear. Oatap
sales , :tit laihtloi • Rye 4, gales ..at, 41,75a/035.
ProviaionatlifeasPorkitalea at•ff23 Pes•bbli
Bacon4 ,, ghouldesayl34q Clear alb Sides,,
1814;•431eat ~•17,5‘;.Shoulderai•
1334; Ow 16., W,hisky; du ll ands
and nominal.
Cleireb
[By Teletraott to the Rittsberill G exette.l
CIarvIELAZID, Jim° 11 .1—Flollr;1201abie ex
tra „red .yriuter $ 1, 7 41 2,59;.. ,doUble ex.ra
apritig $10,5%11,00. Wheat dull and loW
er; Netted *I titer 102,25iNliii held ilt12,18;
,No lepring $2,95a2,10.r .Cart 4-Aiales' I earxm ,
spotat ea1ett.0090;404,40-,ha/fPrJuIY,
at 0.49, and 2000 Opeh, first half of July at
94e. Oats lower ; Nic I state' held at" 71 c;
dermilid , ll6t.. :Rye dull at 111;76a1,18: •Bar:
ley nominal,. - •
TheCittCinnati::Oommercidlilot , Tuesdavy
says: Owing to low 1 waterofreightel, have
advanned , to,alt , !Mints, thelate to Nest Ori
leansheing 85., to 40c! iper!loo pOunclae , i The;
Emma _No... 8 :Iroshippedrher brittahurgiV
freighbOn the, Peleiwarea II TheAldloo f °CP'
.parts tor .Plueintrgh . this. , morning.,; , Tbo
liars•Mrwits basnbeenv ohartered tol take,
the place of the Ohio No. Bin the Marietta ,
trade during low water: The Westmore
lin d irdepare )ifor New ' , Orleans; toidar.'
and t Ifl -he *141161441Th ti, i ithe. • EfSfailOWV
OaP nhos: IteivOf ;the AtnellaPeep te•
*mg stink liti the Misslasippli rarer( al&'
ei f il
riv pereletterdityjl 0=i , , , .: Pe l' , Pi ' , girl i
• ' 4 Witlello 7 t,hefif fallowing i trout !the I ofnein.i .
6:'.'"
vlitnadeil i ada4 / 04 ktU'' ' ''' ItratirUaMeiOr 'Ttuoddityi ) ' Phi Ohatitpknoi'
carTaetkoitiiburife#iuiette.t '' • - ' '' '' alinklibbetitil'etliheasnit'S itistaihiintlillbe
Pim: tfirti.; ' 'line ':',l7:4PetrOleitia l fret:ROW - Or 1 two, hasoinjr 'been raised
sad Floor steady , and unchanged:" Wheat We yeaterdar.vthstuthere woulti - be ,
in nrOttithitirdenixtid'fortrinie arid Stiereef : tro lti tWecri•it,Winwiatrrt abd admeof
arnalFiiiilee• OW NW 10; $VO47Oi Help' the nuotiiinoeltentimuoill4bal)had iligkaoll'
ttiokir :white: $2.84,2,90.% aiefjll46s. .! - Oothher, - iwitakiJorioNitosibzontotp almittfeeel
advanced; mixed western, 81,1a.iteateiteseI
(that a giattb" woe at the wheel when she.
dim Prnialons unobangod. stilt* and no lloonsed OM at band to
Id ,
Wanton, aiket.
urleustth ut tleabutidiaittiesuo = •
BAtititotut,'; 17:4-Flatkrattall and
lowan fat; Silitszcept vwBs4lloWai brands:,
salethofarerthwerftTrilla at 11 8 4,4-.
extrik,pt .119,25at0.25., Iwo% ;torn
dull; sales of *NU aC Date
westAtiilatfastftei ' Mesa ork dulittli2B.7s
52903itailitat iitid Mote aotitd; rib bides
at ieWnitiar btddb at - 1711TA, thouldetit,
ut 14114,3iV, Ram a t MA: 1.11 'dun at
- •
_...ir ;;
e$ , V ,- -
fd r
vt,,;o',l:::f*V.akeWoA-Vtitt.y,AV9.---"--3MaasikAf,,,4464,lglWW. 1:-;414,1:MPV&W.:ATA-4,14.-'4,,,A54-4-a4V-L'&141fiak
IhrTT C, ' • • • 7 ilia*, 1.%; •
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7 41
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..! - St. Louis Market.
Br Telegraph setae Plt.maiariltr • Gaiette.T ' .. '
ST`,.,LDUIS.. June ,17.—TObaCe0 .lugs '" de-,
ellnetl yic.; bright leafbronsht • full , priciO3- •
Flour unsettled and, prices ut favor of buy-.
els:• choice fall superfine sold at 87,00ii8,110;
extra 67,2503,25, double.' extra f8,25:110,804i
treble extra to ch01ce;411,00a13,50..,. Wheat:
dull and 10c. lower tor fall, ranging at t 32,3,5
a 2,55 for prime to fancy. Corn heavy; sales ,
at 81%884 for inbred yellow ancfWhite, Ma
8(3 for fancy white. 'Oats, dull andrlower at
73%a78.1 Rye declined: to tt1,411a1,50, seller
outside !price. Provisns more ,Inquiry
and holders • Stiff: ' Por k 2848f4. Bacon
!Shoulde4s 13. Clear Sides Jr. pad fiuctii
at 17; . 4a18, Ilecelpti-- 'lout
Whdatp . MOO 150 Shele 84/0;;RPF1415,000.141?5her133.
Oats, 7,500 bilk . - -
,' '' • Cincinnati rati,l6 - Mirliet.
t:BY . l:elegra/4/ A 9. t4er4t.toitvargh Gitzette.3 ~
CiNCEPSAT/i JAtterlise•-Beef Cattle dull;
the supply large andiprices declining; corn..
Mon #3,5044,003) fttirto, :choice 65,00a7,25, per
cental gross. Sheep very dull and• prutes
drooping; tho , ,whole range' is from $2,00a
-3,50 per cents' gross. Lambs dull and the(
SUPPLY;
.ite at 31,2582,50. ". Iloa's dull and ,
prices e ier; sales to-day of good, ayerag-
P 6 200 , 275 lba, at 68,75a9,00 gross.
~..
. - 'IIIIPORTS.BIf • RAELROAD. - ;
..' CLISVZLA.ND AND_. PiTTBRD3pIiE Itm.i.-.
itoalp,' l tie'l7.-.4 Oars iron lug Ore lug lt
Co; 4 Dilworth, Porter , it Coil do do,
f irn
McKni ht;POrtbr (11,` CO;18 - 92:bldoms, Nirn-,..
ick & Co; lot furniture,;LemonA ._Weise;,',
do do, Pauler, furniture,
Co; ,8 bbls potash,
McKeeitt Itip: 1 half.bbl., tobacco Ell Mc-,
Henna; I.do do, Gtatsaho.Y; 6,bg.ii Potnatt,,
3:cka do,'2s'bxielieeie, J B.Canfield &Son; 1
13 bblri Senn iron,. J' donosi, s .. • tes.boxiOtisPr 1
•Brvce;Walker &Di; 100 bbls 011, - .T Spear; .1
50 bbls ihitir, J& W Fairley• 4 bdlihules
WltiT acmes &Son; /P..hZ . s cheqset - VaPSor7- I
der .t Shepard ; 22 do d0,.T.: ,C 'Jenkins; /kg ;
soap, 3 1 . bpi dO: 1 3',' Xt ' , Grag 7 .4.'CA6. 47 '!‘k_q
•
oats, banor ityarpOry' 25p l i t sr, 'pipes BC
H Collins; ' 1' car 'lumbar, Slab & Shol i es;,
178 sks corn, R01',6 !St, HarrOn ; 2.51px-icheese,
Shoinatr &Ling. . . -
' :PITT uncux, CINCINNATI AND ST. Louts,
RAILROAD, June 17.-,-6. bbls dry: •peaches,
211 sks oats, 26 bgs :rye, WJ-Meek; 2 cars
stave c s4F,Kober; 83 sks oats, CH. Love; 5
labia. -I.P - ,Scotti.ls bait hops, J‘D Dravo; •
19 butlS tobacao,'M L Jones; 6 bbls eggs, W
- a
Graff di Co; 2 cases tobacco, Jas Murphy;
15 do guise, Eat C hiaguire; labxs mdse,
Beymer it Bro; 2 cases tobacco, S Cooper;
10 tea ha ms, E Ilearleton; 19 hhds should
ers, M M Field; 15 .aks corn, 4 do wheat, E
Smith; 10 bbls eggs, "F G Craighead; 100 sks
oats; . Etobb' & Herron; 22 sks oati, 6 do
wheat,l3'l3 Canfield; - ,'' . ' " ' • ,
PI.-t i tstioneix,'l s V. WAYar, arro 7 CIIIOACIO
RAILROAD,. June:. 47.-13 cars raetal, , Nim.
-ick & Co; 5 ~do, do r. Bryan it .Caughey;,24o
.bbls flour; oveber; 250 pigs . ?Lead, 31 bas
cheete: .3" 13 Canfield &Son; 6 cars iron - ore,
'Shoenberger it Blair; 42 bbls.,,pearl ash, q
L KrObt - 1 car innitier, -Phelan iScauckwell;
72 sksPotatoes,ltrickei it Co; 49 bks cheese,
N J •Bradeli; 12 do ' do; Woodworth' it Davi
sen;'l9 do . do; W ItHirkpatriek &Co; 16 do,
do, .1' B Taylor;,l9 tibia eggs, H Rea ,Jr; 3'do
do, Wll,Sreel - et J3ro; 1 t. olrg gloo, F W C
Feld. r '.. • - . . .
. , ,
Amt,sorrnrry Var.r.nr. RAILROAD. June
17.6.10 bbls oil, 1) M. Edgerton; 320 dO do,
Lockhart „Frew , Co; 69 green, hides, .2 bbls
tallow, Delsny;". 10 ears railroad, ron,
Northl, Missouri Ft R. Co; 1 car. lime,DS
Revnolds; /04 cinder, Andrews Y lteh
cbek; bbls eggs; A Vont; 2dodo G Crow;
1.'2 do do 3 boxesloutter J 11 Graham 29 bales
hay, ,Adams & Auiten; - 60 bbis salt, -W D
West,' bbls eggs, 2do do,, butter Knox t
I orr . bbliSsit, W Drakes 2 cars metal,
H Woodsldes;.l do do, Brown Co;& 1 do do,
Pol ten & Co.
PITTSBURGH AND CormartusinLLE
PAILRGAD,JUDO 16. --rVcolls.rope,Fnl.
tort Bellman Co; 3 cars pig metal, Pitts &
Yough. Iron & Coal Co; I car wheat, - Watt,
Lang it Co; •I ear W 'Flacons &
Son;,2.3.sks oats, ,Adams & Thuraby; 6 bbls
tallow, Reed & Johnston.
STATION, Jane 17...L.6 c ars
limestone; Beyrner, Banmari & Co; 2 bbls
oil, ECMllendersorl; 40 aka oats, Elliott '&
Lyon*. 15 dos' brooms, :Hahn & Hadley; 80=
'-bbls oxide' F .Cforder; 247 bags oats, •J B
McKe l e 4i , e9•• , : ,
RIVER NEWS
receding, but: very:slowly,
w. .eil l eetlittlse - Clunastel
hfi - marks. , :- The weather, was
aga ively hot yesterday; nbterifts;
stam..og very heavy showei of
rain II Tne/saleY ;ilia- 3 ; IS: ,
Thilzgomar:. arrived anO, Idsparted !tot.'
Wh and.; the Glasgow: cleared for
Parkersburg in.-places:if- the (Eagle: , ;She ,
went out draWingthree,feet, and. we --tkre
sume4,., she • would; have; to; jump !Glass
HMIS& , I 1
The N: McCuliongly from Cincinnati,
Grey Eagle, from Parkersburg, arrived:
The IfteCullough would have been in early
in the day, bad she nottuptei been detained
by low ; water and fog.. A B ll l , notiOe4 Yes-,
terday, the tagle,retires 16r the present.
The Waittinite;;Which "boat ' , left here '•for
St. Louie Tuesday , evening; grounded 'on
Glass Owns), an,Ont last, accounts, was 'still
sticking there., 1 , _ •
Th6'141.064; NA: Sate. Shuman, is load
ing for'St. LOIS. and, may . posidbly get off
this afternoon or evening. , •
Passengers IMO shippers shOuld :beer in
nsind' that the J N McCullodgb , CePt.
.(..leo. leaves for Cincinnati to, day
tile' 12 o'clock. , Shell in all respects,
one of ' the' best beats; on this end of the
,0hi6411/er, end sFe have no_ doubt she:will'
get More, freight then She can take on the
water.•
The St : Chariettiell Vindinneti fox nets!'
r bur l h' 310#43r, aiming,=Ole due hers
to-nAd RODinistifi; Clerk,Of ,the; St
I,Charfea repo is that potties whOltave been'
1 - prospecting fer'illiern_korllipley Lending,
-Jackson county, Veit Vitgbla, bayestruck
.ar vein twenty-two inches thick, which
- yields ninety-five pet `cent: of pure silver.
Greet excitedithiVprevails threughout that
section of the country. f: J
-..Theimanagers of the Northeru Line and .
Nerthweetermilition,Packet company held
a zatieth* id' `Chicago' 'oil' Wedneedoy,, at
which it Was detarmined that' the'fpresent
Tate 'tor carr y ing freight on ' the .Upper
tiisefppti was entirely tOoloW; and an agree- ,
mentlltllt entered into! b`9 whiotr the-ratesare to be" , raised4 ilvinglsrice; each
'perty'bibdingitrielf: to abide') brthe 'rate
*Starolished;++ ,,. , • . ,
A st;,Lords!telegstim, underdate'df Mon+
day,- sayki: There were 17'arriesils during
the paitt'4Blloiftajniostlyitrith;filliccargoes,:
end-17 departurescistcluding! theßuth - and
the towboat Shark and bargeseVith stilthes
freight they wanted, -Rates of freight and
passage to St. Paul tettny..points were ad
vanced thiongkr4lnhYthe;t wo, rival ; lines,
The is leaving . here , Patti have
;their antireladtes bias 'engaged conald
erably_ in 'advance. The• Miner t uts arrived
'from, t ut
MEE
---
give 'clirticitails.° ( *ire r'hiiie - trerelofoie
stated, on the authority or her clerk- that a
licensed pilot liaSlit the Wheel, , tard Capt.
Gregg. - sitting on. , the roof in front or the
texas. We think, therefore, that the story
We heard yester day must' be iantrue. How
ever,'lf gives us an opportunity to warn
masters'of beats and licensed pilots against
- haying the wheel, entirely in charge of a
•steersman,_even fora short time, as is , fre
quently done'
~, We" tilho hike" the •following trout- the'
same paper: - Captain Calhoun,,We under
stand,,has.been offered eohamand . of a fine
side-wheel packet, but declined, because of
_previous; contract.' . -,1
MEM
The rivalry 'between :the 'magnificently
built ' steamers carrying • passengers' be
ttveen:New York , and Bostonas unprece
fiented.: • These lines hat% hitherto worked
aide by side in unostentations,rivairy, hav
ing a , ,uniforra _rate of fare•of - from four •td
'five dollarsOimkirig:the 'passage by water
cost about as much . As .the trip • inland:" by
the Way of Springfield. ; •Ent - at last they
have become so. numerour-there being
now four separate linesef steamers and two
land2routes—that the competition has •be-•
'come very spirited, and within thellast few
weeks they. heve :been running a race for
public favor by the means of., low fares,
'until- now one c.rin. take his Ichoioe ?of the
Means by which hewill.go to New:York or
',Boston for a dollar. The result: of this has
been, that multitude's of people.are making
the jeurney:merely for the•cheapness of it,
and. some of the steamers now. carry • from ,
'a thousand to twelve hundred passengers
nightly. There are no sleeping accommo
dations for so manyl . application a - week in
'advance is necessary to secure a state-morn;
and the late corners have to testshe tender
tress. of a plank all c night.; The dining
roomsof • the•boats are turned, into , restau
rants on' the European ••_plati, and so made
infinitely rnore .proiltable; and , this in a
measure. COmpensates for the.difference,in
ts lEtlver .aud , Weather.
CB, Te/etraDlOotbe rlttsburgh,t3ttaette.3 '
•LOUIaViLtF., , June 17.-River falling,
with 5 feet l
inches water in Canal. Weath
er showery: ' • ' •
ST: Louta, June 17.--Weather clear and
very-warm: '
sTEAkBoAts.
cINCIIITATI 1
PACKET LINE.
For'Wlerieltnir, Marietta; rarkersbimit,
Pomeroy, ' 131 i Sandy,
Ironton, rofrfinnnoth, 114811110 and
Cincinnati.
ST. DTABI9• T. C SWEIOXY, Master
MONDAYS, i 5 P. M.
EtT. CIC , ARLES..;: .. C., A. Dturo, Master.
— FRIDAY% 5 P.M. •
• The above elegnat. side-wheel steamers will leave
rent/trip as announced. coanec.ting at Cincinnati
with Packets and Italiroads to Louisville, Nashville.
Memphis, New Orleans and lit:.Louls. Also to the
Moyer Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
relght or passenKerel teeelpted through either by
rail or river. • •
Especial attention given to Orders and Way Busi
ness. BARNES it COLLINS,
-_ tio'X' ' GORIEST & lIASLETT. Akents.
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FOR CillitiilNATL : ~ s ig i S i t
_ _
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'i'HURSDAY PAMLET—AT:FA M.
The new and splendid side-wheel steamer
J. N. NPCULLOUCH,
G. D. MOOR
D. XIGORE'...
- -
The abate elegant side-wheel steamer will leave
regularly as announced, connecting at Cincinnati
with Packets anti Railroads to Lou Seethe, Nashville,
Memphia, New Orleans and St: Louis. Also to the
Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers. • •
- .Freight or.paasengers receipted through enter by
rail or river. •
Especdal attention glren to Orders and Way
Business.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JAS. 'COMA Nts,ll a A •
SD= • .CHAIS. BARN
N -pwrimeii LINE j igi dG i t
PACKET COMPANY.
CESTABLISIIED .11368.2 .
The 0311 3 r 'FiltOuith
tweet' St. Loud' and St. Paul.
Shippers desiring their Lou i s. to go through lt
boat re.abipplng_aboye St. lyUl ladeseeeonsign
their fretgla-VTA , NORTHERN' LINE.. • •
Thrtnsgb ;TUGS ;oTel:invite Plitabitrgh.•Bente. and
guaranteed by .
FLAME &COLLl.ist¢lifOoti' Agents"
Joup,' . • :1 •:. 7 : 7 Xt. 'ID o; (MAW; .• •
. ,
let, liol 94 NVlltergtreet.o •
'pl*isniti . SG*, Al gae
•
ta
Mariet : and 'l l a4Lersivarg Line
. ,• .
Leave Ckbapanrs WbarftiOat. fbot of Wood street;
,) ; • "MELT, at &Std..' w - • •
pinniDAYS' T .
AYS.
4. N. MoVELLOUG 'GA*. 11. 0034. Mast r .s.'
1 " 'TUESDAYS AND PEfDAVET; '
..• . A S. Stserustan.. Master.
WEDNEII - 71 . An AND , EATUBDAYS,_. •
OBEY' EAGLE G. L. BitIOWAN, gaiter.
rreigbt will be received it an haute by '
it* • JAMES COLLINS: elrent.
. „ . . ,
131.EGULAR WEDNES-" ff _ A =A ,
DAY. PACKET FOittOINCIN
I.—The On.F ste)stner , .
AllticreY • - t;apt. VAltimitonirt.
W. H...Soott leaves Pittsburgh i for. Clnehr..
.natievery WED.NESDAYnt noon.
C.
T. CO LT
S, ',_ • 1 1
• VAI4N .hgents.
rnh2l. . ' JOHN PLAPK. 4
CHEAP F9ll, -CASH.,
MCM=MII
.092NING, oRAI,,AND cAzirapoq.,
w cr- ritx
(OM:03: T kriliitri
4,1 , N 11: at
DEN% andladLYN/LUD '
CARIBE French "Aril `. ameitc.au.
• JimEiNcita, ;
BLACK. LEAD,,F*D. AAP 4LUE.
. .
GOLD: - STEEt':ANDAMALGAM PENS.`:
A 4 01 .4 133 1 1. 34 .P 0 :.9: 1 ; 01 0•.1 .!, •
Geld - ' Mounted - Pen; Heider.
. ; DAHL 9410411,.: •• ;•
t• •,, • - Ik at igiii tit
. 1 1AVEN‘i
Printer , and• Stationerio
corner, Viriiod and Third Iota"
ATIOTICE,‘ , '
"LA••• ;
, Allatersonitbwrieig eittmsesistnig: ' estd Intecesto.
ed tee fil'EMktittAkr ARM DLLIA) wRI ',tate
1110101, that have Wet**, &Ltd tlttaltibo6l, stale sett
Of BAKER. PEAItuK & 00.
•••-• - • • • •
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s.
Martdiaps eatet, , ii
,m80027,•,ec ate2dtti7i •
MoIoAILERF FOR
_SALA
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Atril
1;14.4,
'jots..
Alider•
lIIIM
nirEictotrs.
pRICES OW THE
VARIOUS' RINDS 'OF 'GUNPOWDER,
.. 4 .NI:TBA.CYBBBD BY THE
HAZARD POWDER
ARTHUR' KIRK, Age;t,
office; 17a and 174 FEDERAL STREET,
ALLEGHENY, 'PA.
Electric Weis. 1,2, 1 4 and 5 grain,' tn &pare
Canisters; I lb.!each
American
,Bportiug, in Oval Canisters of I lb.
Duck Shooting, ! Nos. ' 2, 1. 3 and' 4 grain, In
'Oval Canisters of I lb. cad;
Indlan'llifle, in Oval Canisters Of I lb. each—,
Kentucky Ride, in Oval Canisters otl lb: each ,
kientuckylt Idle. In Oval Canisters ofeach
(25 one b. Oval Canisters In a ease.)
• " (50 half lb. do. do.
SEO POWDER.
, Rentacky Rifle, YFFO, BYG, , and "Sea Shoot
ing"
• . Fo, in kega,'2slbs.:.
Reutucky-11111e, • PF.Fot, PFc,"*lni "Sea Shoot
ing" FG-. in. keg/10236 •
Ken - tacky/Me, FFFO, FFOS, nd "Sea Shoot
ing" Fo. in kegs,'•634 the '
Deer Powder, in kega,sslbs
Mining and . Shipping Powder, ?dining F, Tr,
and FFF grain, net eash, In :kegs, lbs
Safety Fuse for Blasting, of anperlor quality, .
In packages of 50 feet and by r
Delivered . free of expense • o i board of Boat or 'Railroad, In Pittsburgh or kite heny. . •
mh24:c36
gIkEAT HISTIIIBI7 lON BY THE.
• - METROPOLITAN GIFT 001IPANY. Cash'
Its to the. amount ,0f.1:250, 00. Every ticket
• draws a prize. • • •
• 5 Cash Gifts , $lO,OOO
/0 " " 5,000
20 " " , 1,000
.;
40 ' • 5OO
200 "
4305 s
....
.... / 5r 0 0 5 .
600 " L 25
30 Elegant Rosewood Plano's, each $3OO to $5 OO
35 " " Melodeons, '• 75 to 150
150 .Bewlng Machines ...... ..i..each 60 to 175 .
250 Musical. Boxes.., ............25 to 200
300 Fine Gold Watches .. .. . " 75 to 300
• 750 Fine Sliver Watches... " 30 to 0
Fine 011 Paintings, Framed Engravings, Sliver
Ware, Photograph. Albums, and a large as
sortment. of Fine Gold 'Jewel ry , In all
• valued at-41,000,006. •
A chaneato °raw arty gf the above P* ftet by pur
chasing a Sealed. Ticket for 25 cents. Tickets de
scribing each Prize are seated lii 4 Envelopes and thor-
Wnghly mleed. On receipt of eta. a aeatect Tteket
ill be drawn without choice nd delivered at our
office, or sent by wail to ant address. The prize
named upon it will be delivered to the ticket bolder
on the payment ofone dollar:1 Prizes will be imme
diately sent to any address, as requested, by express
or return mall. . •
Yo tog El know what von, Prize ' befote you pay
for it. Any wise rn„qy be exchanged for anotArr of
gAr sable value NO B' ABE'S;
-OffrOorpetrone can depend on fair dealing.
REFERENCE-S.—We select tllew follOwlng names.
from the many who have la eiy ,drawn valuable
prizes and kindly permittedits publish them:
. 8. T. Wilkins, Buffalo, ,N. {1i,,000 ; - Mice Annie
Monroe, Chicago, 111.. piano, val led at $350; Robert
Jackson, Dubuque, lowa, Gold atch. x'so; Philip.
McCarthy', Louisville, Ey., Diamond Cluster Bing,
0WO: B. A. Patterson. New Bed rd. Mass.. Sliver
Tea Set, $175: Miss Emma Wall orth, Milwaukee,
Wis., Plano, '43M; Rev. T. W.-Plt Cleveland, 0.,
Melodeon, $ 123. •
- • 3111/sWe publish no names srltbet t permission.
OPINIONS. OF THE PR SS.—"They are
doing the largest business: the ti m b reliable, and
deserve their success."— . Weekly Tribune, Fib 8,
• • ". 3 - • `
"We have examined their system. and know them
lo be a fair dealing firtn."—New York Thraid,
:S., 1833. .
"Last week a friend of ours drew a 1.550 prize.
which was promptly received.—Datly News, March
3, 18b8.
Send for circular giving many more references and
favorable notices from tee press. Liberal induce
ments to A pets. •batlbraetlon guanuiteed. Every
_package of Sealed Envelopes contains NE, CA II
3/I , r. Six tickets for +I; la fur for h 5; lie for htb.
All letters should be addressed to HARPER,
'W/LEION & CO.. 173 BROADWAY, N. Y.
JuB:r37
O WHEAT GROWERS.
T.
Commander.
Clerk.
EUREKA AMMONIATED BONE,
SUIT&FHOSPHATE OF MIE,
The .Allegheny rertilizer Co.
SR rrA CAMPBELL, ,
PROPRIETORS,
Ski • street, rittei, P
: Penn' nrg ,
The best tertilizer in use, and recognized by
Tamers who , have given it a trial, to be thestand
srct for • raising largeerolof Irh . r6s4 Rye; Oats, .
or , - adfor
MEE=
:Ida faciute •by li. W. H. WAB.O, 381 Broad.
,way. Row York. , • - •Inyll:pin
.._.......,... _..,........„....
Mesiioons. /111 W LOST 2 . HOW
ivy 416,8TD8 4 801. Just nbitsissdissugasskeneed.
gps,____rrtog, six eeeta. LECTURE ON TIM
i l .
NATURAL •TIULATHE , 'end 'Radiesi ' CAM of
jgri= ir le m xtuir o ' b o e b l th ty .5 11itratk ` e n' tirtrut- 7 ,
i
age genertuln Nem:men se, Consumption, Epi
, pay and MU: Ataidal and Phydbal Incapacity, re.
lting_from Belt *bust, ~ ,by . Imes . . J Ahdver..,
11. kr. D . &morel:tee moreen Boolt,_ Ike. "A,
11,00• N TO !YHOUBSLN D 8 Ill' innigenninism lest ,
tinder seal, In a plain envoi pe, to any address. Poit...
Cc% ° Al l 3. mcaP ,K 4. 44 tin x i e t4 VnirratS)ye t ain
21SW YORitiPOSTOVVIoE 80V41586. AIE, Dr.
Oulrenvell'a 11Okeriageteidde.r . Ark* All mode. .;
;. , mykokibuer2 • . , , ~, , .-, -., , •;.
, O GLASS , RIANCIPACIVIIERSOO , -
,
•t The undersigned hinting deemed the sole /Lon.,
dT °T4 I 4 a*Pfatt r 4 ,l 6, ( VU A ,t 4 .:. , • ` .. ‘ly
tee voisriraditi turatiti lt , torlasiii it'tnitiNt
osewl,s lag pp VOWS 1611,ftril•MilrtiOleo; ,
ring dftcen years use of tam Clan, we nave ve
el, Purlrpurtione as we belleye _makes It a better
article t o r 'pots than anrireltie Montt, we eeein .
i emoted:a tittlieliallii n i s ie s ig . 2lYEll_linntiaittl , no •
I: F tc7tl;6,...._i r f eu v i t trtaisZ6l74='
rig : n . lllll 711/ d 4 dliniUnk %or 1
Ailetwegy..; .; ;1 nsi ; i Li yi l top i t t l i r; 4il aea . •:I ;• 1
V; •i; 11. 4 "; ;pf ~/2.".:
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CA'llll3l'Elt POWDEU
MANCITACTURED
COMCMON, ME4CHANTS.
Ti. anutvie ' A'. Ertri
MSTEELE & OONJ . .
•
r • Commission Merchants, -
AND. DZAX.BII.S TN (~
FLOUR; G r xiAiN, p-c - rmys, ar.o.
No. 95 OHIO STREE'I near East Common,
_ ALLEGHENYCITT, PA. ` =
JAIII4B I 6 mnarion.. 9Aitenn
MEANOR Si HARPER
FLOUR, .13RAIN. AND ODII.CE
corvwrssxorr m:Eatcia,tw'rs
,
' • 329 LIBERTY STREET, ETrTSBUItOH.''
Consignmenta solicited. _
R&FERENONS-4. G. Martin, Cashier Mechanics ,
National Bank; J. B. Dilworth & Co., It. Ken
nedy & Bro.- .: • . •
Tr EIL &tRICIL4RT,
COMMISSION MERCHANT§,
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS,IRILL FRED; &e., tte.,
349 44b4r4y 94.,Pittsbrushi,
mr2,4:bal
L J: BLANCHARD,
-Wholesale' s and Retail Orc•eez:fi,
No. 396 PENN STREET.
aplB:xle "
A.G.Ex; •
Mic . *44,P &. , • -
COMMISSION MVRCHANTS,
Dealers l FLOUR,' GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN.
ERALLY, No. I.4.I....W.H. — gXR,pIiITREET, above
Bndthflelg, Plttsburgh l
FETzoit & ARMSTRONG,
. .
FORWARDER/ AND uoz.NasBloll fa ON . INTS',
,
For the sale of Floor, Chain (' Bacon- L'ardYlintter,
Seeds, Dried Fruit.. and, X!roduce generally... No. iq
MARKET STREET, corner Of First, Pittsburgh.
SHOHARER .84 -LAN G, Whole..
sale dealers in Groceries, Flour, Grain, Pro
duce, Provisions. Fish, Cheese. Salt. Carbon 014 :
&c., Nos. 172 and 174 WOOD STREET, near
Liberty street. PittSburgh,-Pa,': noSinGS
JOii I. iiOUSE. ...mow. Roves
JOHN & 8R05. 9 SUCm
cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Whelesale
rocera and Commission Merchants, ,Corner. of,
Smithfield and Water Streetir, Pittsburgh, Pa.
eTT.- RIDDLE,- Noi IS3 LIBERTY
*STREET, Pitteburgh,'Pa.,_Commission Mer
ant and 'Wholesale Dealer In Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash .ad. ,
vanced on Consignments, and paid for Produce gas
erally. . _
EOBT. KNOX ~ANDRAW- KNOI ,
KNOX 84,,50N, Commissior:
*MERCHANTS and dealers in FLOUR, GRAU
.1, FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, NO
DIAMOND, opposite City Hall,' Allegheny City.'
jal7:r37 •
AP. COMMISSION
- MERCHANT IN PIG 3 11IETAL, 1 BLOOMS,
?
. E.' WROUGHT -SCRAP IRON,- FIRE DRICE.
ND CLAY, @c. Warehouse and Office, Nos. 366
and 368. PENN, STREET. , Storage . famished. ~
_.
Consignments solicited.___ oct
....__.____
TITTLE, HA.HID & PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers; coriniisstoii Merchants and
lers'inProduee. Flour, ,Racon, Cheese, Fish,.
Carbon' and-Lard 011, Iron, Nails, Glass; Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh . Manufactures generally;
112 and 114 SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh:
JB. CANFIELD & -SON:, Ciklll-
a .MISSION S. FORWARDING MERCHAA. TS;
and Wholesale Dealers in Western Reserve Cheese,.
Butter;Lard, POrk. Bacon. Worm Fish.' Pot and
Pearl Ashes, and Gils, Dried Fruit and Produce
generally, Nos: 144 and 146 Front street, Pitts
burgh.
JOHN a FitPTON...., ...A WALLACE. c7
§HIPTONtr.WALLACI;, .•
WHOLE
SALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE-DEALERS,
. o. 6 SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh. 1 6 12:r58
PROFESSIONAL
JOS. A. BUTLER,
ALDERMAN AND POLICrE MAGISTRATE.
Offlce,l26Wl LIE STREET, near Washington,
rrrTS.I3FRGH, PA. _
• Deeds, . Bonds, Mortga.ges Acknowledgmente,'
Depositions, Collections, and all other legitimate
business executed promptly, inhalinS
5A.111113131.-McBIASTERS, • -
•AIIDERMAN, - '
Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace and Police Magis
trate. Office, (*RANT STREET, opposite- the Ca
thedral, PITTSBIIIIiiII, PA.
Deeds: Bonds, Mortgages.. Acknowledgments,
Depoattibns, and all Legal Business executed with
iitompttieils and disputth. . togs
VIIMIPACE S. MORROW, ' --
[
F OFFICIO
JUSTICF OF TIDE PEACE AND .
. 1
POLICE MAGISTRATE: •- •
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA. AVENUE, PIITSBURGH, PA.-
~ Deeds,' 'Bonds:. Mortgagesi. Acknowledgments, '
Depositions and all 'Legal Business executed with
,promptness and dispatch.. ' • • trirS/
A AMNION . , , -
A
Justice Rl' the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE& INSLIRANCE AST,
CARSON STREET...RANT BIRiTENGNA.M.
ItectioA ° f - Ren4.!iciP 3d Rrc k ullitiZNl,Ad -
Wlll. - LIAM U BARKER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACF., coNyEynrcEs,
Zlre. CARSQI.*:STREET, nearly • oppositnEttie„
naj Depot, SOUTh PITTSBURDA, , •
Business entrusted to tile care promptly ittenaz
ea to. - mytty6l.
AiteuniAtio' stAlikugt; '
Aa-roatairmy r aet.a...4w,. ,
'No. 98 FIFTII STREET,
apaingo:d&e : , '
PlTTSlitrltialt. PA
DA-mEL ,1101'!rw4tL, M. n
PR acaxgrriG „?iffy§icuuir,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, - •
'No. 59. GLiraiit' near
• Rpm :
S.•VERGyIISON,, ,
ATT - oxia4T:T=ATA.A.*: .
siccorrpriocuu EnoriTßOont. apl:w73
JOHN . ItiMPELLs o • !
, •
ATTORNEY—AZ—LAiiir.
~Once, 110 . HisTu9ndl Street,
tbitpäslte . the rt
vre4;t44 : .i. PITTORIIROH,-P,ll.
W , . 4•.;I I 4PrIPt • ' - : 1
ATTORNEYAT-LAliV,'
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in6aki,B PitTSEVIRGii; PI. • ,
T_T CAtLICILAtEIj.4? • .;
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TORNFY., AND; twisikoail3T
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II Ctili AUISTRA . •
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44 luxhie-Ara..,,.,.. v .g,„,
t 4ck ea INS Was a ,al L Bail
isms. a c lihrianp%eick sad Mips c -..
c S ' ';, criAR-99 1111 9 11 0 ) , : , :c c:'.l . ... r ' . .. 7 , i
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fll titi?:l!'l.,ili 10 Lilf:•..", ~ . .
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lan BOOM Stoneboro,Ta«,
trott
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ogreA n aitrAsT4inirjit d"'")tue
-Ittzt4in e!ipicasoigtr.&.,,,,cigV
t ab o r igortage, COMllatle _jiletill 4o ti
felltVoigiataliST,
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vorrirsßußG taItiIKOMENS .
coiszmusvu,LS It
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On and after T DAY'lit4F3tk , 10031
trains will arrive at and depa,..o , parlleDOPogyl'''
•ner of erantanditiateliatreelMs.a*f . A 4.
Depart. • Arrive'.
Mall to and from Unto:it'll. - 7:00 A.,/14:-:13:0aP.Alla'
McKeesport, Accornmodt'a.ll:oo A. Xi • 2 05 P. Ws'
Ex. to and from Uniont'n• .:3:11. It
Q..,P.rd.11:0° N. -
'M
West Newton Accommod 4:3tnr: .- :35 A.ll.
.3tradclock's Accommodist'n A 158.'.x. 7:50 F.M.
Night Ace. to 3icKeesport.lo:33 T. M. 0:40 A. N.
Sunday Church Train to and -
_ froin.Wefil Newton 101304 M. "lit A - •
For tickets apply to
It._SIXO, Agent.
W. B. STOUT, Stiperititisndent: ' midi
ALIGE€4II.ENIC - Zlgglit .
• VALLEY RAILROAD . grE
.
Y DIRECT ROUTE TO THE 011. REGIONS. -
Atunning through to Yenango City without change
of cars—Connecting with traina EaSt and" 'West on .
the ~ :Warre....t Franklin RallrotuL, and, Atantic :O.
Great • Western Railways. - Shortett . and quicken.. 1
route to 011 City and Franklin,' and all poi is la the,
Oil Regiona, • • ,
On andllafter April 20th, 1808,__Passenger Tralas
' will leave from and arrive at the Pittshurgis.Depot.
Corner Canal: and Pike Sp). as (oil ergly ' t
' - Depart. Arrive.
-Hail to and Pm Fen. City. 7:00 A. N. 0:15 F.M.
Express _ 10:40 P. 11.12:25A. N.
Bradrs Rend Accommod'n 3:00 P.
.13odrilVorks Accom'n.:,.... 5:30 P. If. Vas X.
First Halton Accomodl, a. 8:30 A,: 5t...,11:40.a."74 , , , .: - "4 -
'.Second Button A econickrxi 12100 N. 3:55 p., M.
suu4y Vhurok Trah4 leaves.tioda, Works at.8:00
A. at., arriving In Pittsburgh at . 9:50 A. N. Re;
turning,leavea Pittsburgh at.l:lol , :at4arrtvingalk'
Soda Works at 41:55 P. 11r; _
• , • ESL ACKSTONik Sapot. - •
W: F: RIVE, Ticket 'Agent.
"r 1
i k`‘••••••• - Wfgamin.
'ITTSB PORT' WAYNE. & • CHICAHO B.
W. ANH'CLEVEIIAND 2 PITTSBURGH
From June 7th, 169...traina . 0161.. leave kola
and arrive at the Upton'a . Depot, north side, city
timessatollows: •
,
Lease. • I _
Chicago Ex.... 2:03 a , Chicago Ex... 2:OS sat
Cleveland Ex.. 2:03 ainieCloyeLandEx. 2:08 a m
Erie S - , Ygn Mg 7:28 a tac:blear° Ex 11:23 aat
Ct. & Wl9 ;x1 6:13 a tWheOling EX , ; ElteEtZEI
'OlllC£4O ; all.. 6:58 alai. St.tLouls Ex.. 3;33 pm • .
Chicago Ex... 9:43 :I'm CI:V.9IVA Ex 4:36
Cl. & Wh'g Ex . . 1:43 pm Erie & Yg`n Ex 6:13.pm.
Chicago
Wil. A E Ex Ex . 4;4 8 p
n m .
Chi&Wgoh E '
g x.. . , 4
723
p m • •
..Dejaart from ititephe4y; drrtroein Allegitenjh
'N. Brigt`n Ac. 8:58 am N. Brigtln 5
Ac. .7:g4,311,
Leetsdale "• 310:13 am Brigttn , • " • 2:118 Sat
" X1:53, " 8:53 am.,
Rochester " ' 2':23p,m New , Castle', " 10:13 aria '.
Wellev , e Ace.. 3:43 plux - Leetsdale " 9:13 it
Leetsdale Are. 4:13 pm . " 1:08pm
N. Brlgt , a " . 5:33wm N. Brlgra. " 2;43 pia
Brigt'n " 6:213p,m Leetsdale . " 4:53 pm ,
Leetsdale ," .:.10:43Vm . ' 7:48 psi
SW 1:58 p. ni. Chicago Express jeaves daily. • ,
Air 11:93 a: at: Chicago - Expreat arrives
jeS F. R. IHYHRS. General,Ticket Agent.
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PAIN. HANDLE ROUTZ''
CHANGE OF arid after SUNDAY
May 10th, 1867 trains will leavened arrive at thet-.
Union Depot, as lotions, Pittsburgh t ame.
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Depart. •Arrtott.;•• •
lipress ; ' 2as a. M. 4:35 p. m.
Fast Line 9:40, a. m. 7:15 p.
FestExpresit ' Itso p. m. 11:20 a. ns.
Mixed Way • , 6:10 a: ns. ; .7:05 p.
McDonald , ft Ace , ii, 11:40 . a. m. 3:05 p. m.
Steubenville Accomradd'n. 3:50 p. 9:30 a. •
McDonald's Acen, Nd. 2.. 5:25 p. m. .8:20 a. nt. r .
Express leaves a/.1:50
mm.,: emitting in Cineinnati at•0:00 m. the nett'
orM.
The M ug AO d. 'M.: Train leaves' daily; - Sunditli anit
Mondaysexcepted, and makes ,elose connecUone nt. ,
Newark for Zanesville and points on liandti
Mansfield & Newark R. 1t.., • •;. - , -7
8. F. SCULL, General Tick et Agent. ''
W. W. CARD, Sup't., Steubenville.,
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.1. CENTRAL , RAILR.O.
On and after 'June i 7th,
rive at and depart In* till
Washington and Liberty s'
• - Aeries. • d I
Mall Train.... I:lsnm.
Fast Line...—. 1:40A m
Wall's 140. 1.. 6:2oia m
Latrobe Acc'n 7:30,a m
Wail's No. 2.. 8:50,a.m
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10, a m
Johnstown Ac. 10:35• a m
Baltimore Ex. 1:09p m
Phila. Expres' 1:20.p m
Wall's No.
2:18 pm
Bmddoeks Nu / 5:59 p m
wawa No. 4. li.l9Pui
Altoona Acc'n
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• and Emigrant '
Train 0:30 pint' ."' '''-'-`
The Church Tranxi leaves. W all's Station every
Sunday at 9:15 tis lis.l' reaching Pittsburgh at 10:99 -
a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 121:50 psuts..
and arric : e atiWallis Station at 55:0o pi tn. -
*Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All othertraing,,-
.daily except Sunday: • ' • - il
For further formation apply to _ - '• • • .: ,
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W. H. BECKWITH, Agent,'
The. Penn ivanla Railroad I ComFany will opt an.- :;•,
sume any ris for Baggage; except for wearlng ap..
parel, and t theirrresponalbillty:AuookHundred .
Dollars in'
Tine. All Baggage exceeding tius;
amount . .n val u e will be ht thegisk:of the owner, tin.'less taken by , peciat contract.
. • . , .- • .RDWARD-FiVvilii;LiAmsy•
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' - Cieneral•Superintendent. Altoona, Fa.
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i 4 A- 1) . -011 - lied- after- -I.IIY-19th,,x11187,- the Pas
tenger Train on the Western rennsylvanla Ball-. _
•Toad , sail') arrive at' and •depart• • f rom the. !Fedarel :
Street Pepe ,t , Allegheny City ! as follows:
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-• : Amide. _ • it.-, - • ',., Depart. ~,. • ' , •T• • .
Staingd`e Nol 5:35 a m rill 13:15 ala ,
Freeport:No.l. 9:15 am Freeportiro, 1 9:10 a Ear' .., •
Express ' 10:15 a m Elharpteg No, 111:20 ain
Sharphig No.l 1:915',.pr0 Expreks./.1 .'... 1:50 put' '
Freeport No. ; 4:10 pin :3pringd le No 1 3:5P put • .
Mall • - 'olllop tti reeepert NO: 10:065 pla ' .'
Sprlngdle No tt: 7:10 ptu Suringtre No 1 7:35,p15. ,
' Aboye treble run Oily except nunday.- , -
The Church Trait: ,leaves Allegheny /anat. elver_ :. ~:
Sunday at 7:40 a: m ,'. teaching Allegheny Citrat
-9:50 . a.. at., ,Iteturning, , •leave& Alielineiti VA!' ",
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1.:20pi. re.' and arrive, •ar Allegheny 'Linn, ct. - st : '
P. ico. , - ) ~...• , I,P. , .. ''''.,•'' , 1.! -, ' . • , 2. , i
contlinTATIOY Tie - s—For sale tn package. or
.Twenty,Apetween,allegheny :City, Chests:Oen:4, - :
Iterr's, - Bennett, Pine Creek; "Etna and SharpsbUr&
and good only els the train Stepping at Stations 5p0.....:;
clflen on ti kets. .. -
The train leaving Alleghenr'llltritti4l:l3 ..'it :
'and 1:50 P M . make: direct connection at Freeport '
with Walk re line ofStaloseforEntlet and Hannah*.
town.-,- TO uh „tickets' may.. boo ptirelusedhnt she* )
051ce, No. 3't . Char street, near, the Suspension. ...,
Bridge i'l eburgh, and Att: the DeppWAlleghetry. • ''.• :
For Furth rinformition apply to
. ~ • : J LEFFBSTS, Agent, ~ .- , ,
Federal lareetDepot.
The Western. Pendaylvanla , Ballroad - wilt 'not aie- .. 4, 1
sums andsk.for Baggage, except for wearinrap. „ , _
parel,Molt thi3l l : e eeponsibillty'tothse Humber • • '
Dollars In ,'value. ' Att_ baggage exceeding this. ,
amount in value will i et the risk of the owner, nia.4 0. 1 •
tees taken by special contract. .. ~ • :
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-- •. - ) • :EDIYARD 71. ; WILLIEA1,111 . -' i '•
- ~ Gew)ral ill!mintendent,,Alloonn. Lig.. ; -
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Paoli% il rioidtritin St.-Louts,' 'mid 'Hunnrsay un* •
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entitpment, and the _arrangements msfle,initit,
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Western teregtous,thit road now offers.
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.treets. as follows:
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.Day Express.. 2:25 a ma'
Wall's 6:30 a %ix
Mall Train 7:50 am:
*Cincinnati Ex 1.1:40.111:111:
Wall's . No. 2. ;11:51 as
Johnstown Ai: 3:ospilr •
Braddocks Nol 4:00 pax
Phila. Expres. 4:50 pm'
Virall's No. 5:10 pm
Wall'a 'No. 4.. 0 :05V ' •
Fast Line7:3o.p sea, ...,
Latrobe Ace'n 13:50 pal
Swissvale Ac'n 10:40v
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