II
latten . i t' New I
gold Closed at 1493 i.
IS
,
1, EY Telegraph to the Pittatrateh Gazette.,
Nzw_ Yoiur, June 19, 1868.
• ',DIONEY AND GOLD.
Money in large supply, and easy at B@s
7per pent. on call. Sterling, steady. at 11 0 Q).
k,1104 for • prime . bills . _ Gold . irregnlar, Open
st.kio%, advancing to 1408;, and clbsing
1.19 k, Loans were made at 1 per cent.
cexrying,'and 142 per` cent.' and flat for
) 3° r;iewing•
;VSRDICT AGAINST XAICSAS PACIFIC 'BAIL-'
A. verdict .for. about-four and. a half md-. ,
41°1144. dollars figainst the Kansas Pacific
:RaUroad" hai been ,obtolned in the Soprano
tp . crtht• tifthe former Ceinitincition contract- .
tors,: itcde. Steele :and "Trowbri4.ge. This
road,has no connection with the unithi
tO-day advanced the price of its
;bolt 402. , • Nearly. 117,000,000 of 'them
lareJalreadid. CoMPskl owes /Is
tdebt, and s e v eral millions in.lts area=
stay.
, t 003;111RNMENTE1 '
Governments quiet and steads , . Coupons
t'811.11734011734; do. . 1 62, 113304113 g; new k./64, 1103401074; do. 1 65, 111011134; do. ne*,
113%®1113,q; do '67, 113300114; do. XS,:
v . :109%0109g; • Tar-forties, 10634010634 i.
t S u evon ny r b ti ond IroP%lb 9R,1‘.,
rSbiaxd p el O O
3103.', Border' State bonds are • t:.
- ,
STOCKS. ,
Stock ;market has been heavy generally
• and • dull, influenced somewhat by_ the fall
ure of a 'Broad' street firm; but eled - flrm
The following are the 5:30 but.
13oup •
t0n,47®51b Conhaelagd, 4@gs ; . .w e ll*
r4ress, 26,6@46_14; American lc_preis,
spgosl; Aftme pry; 2 56066%1 Met
chants *Xcprosai 2734027%;:1Jnitad
States Express, kr i 2®15.236; quicksilver,•2s34o
2831; .Mari .43405; Pacifid Mail, 97740
98; ; - Nestern:
; , 1 •• Krepb:',lllNol4734;.:New York,Cantral, 13334
%i 44 4l..Er 69 , e.praftrred,, 743 a~
76,4; n 40®1 ; xesairig, 100%tD
:9•14; wadi Erie, ; J:15®1530
01210- end'Alkstdiadj9ii - 2931@i2 9 14 Wabash,
4811 Rt
`"; 11054(065M. do. preferred,
7034; - Micnigan - Cdritral, - 421X41='llith-
I: igen i3Onthern, • 903409010 Cen-•
tral, 16430 Pittsburgh, •a3408934;,:T01ed0,
g 1071(010734; ~Rock Island 1063001030
Nbrth - We 6606630 preferred, /7X®
7134r - Foitr Wayne011130®111%; • Clikago:&
• A-ltee s ,lll9.lt; St. Joseph, Irk Columbus, 91;
Mlssoterfs, 94; Old - Tennesiseiti 7i6i" new W.;
75; eld - Virginhilly filMf new do.i; 5756; ;
awned'. mays -arrangements law -been
madefor theviithdrawal of the Rock, Isialid
sulta, and a five per' 'cent cash dividend'is
;; to'be paid,tinder which the stock' advanced:'
larited manes, , •
lifining:.sharee l lower, Grcitovy, t fga*
numelee, sqo. '
Irittespui - ItAtrmis: •
gab-Treasury #4,898,037;*pay;
mantis, 94;704,004;- balance m t he. Treasury,;
; P 5,744,468.
. .
- .7. - • - Blew -ICI:Irk Producaidarket. .
•.1 137 Telegaph to the Flttabursh Gazette.)
•1:, NEW. YOEK, Jane 19.—Cotton is . Sinner
!.. but' less abtive; 1900' bales'sold 'at '3le • for
' middling uplands.: Flour, reoeipta of 2963
'... bblig prioea still favor buyors; sales 0f.7800
4 bbls at 17,20a7,75 for 'superfine. and State
1 i and' western; ;Sag Oki extra'State;' sBalo for -
. extra western; $11,15a13 for white wheat ex
;1: tra; s9,loala for Round Hoop Ohio; 1.9tq11 1 5. 0 4,
,A for extra St. ' Louis; sllals Ibr `good to
I chbice do. ' Closing heavy; California 'droop.
'.:' ing; 1200 sacks.at $10,30a12,75; and $l2 for
very choice. Rye, flour quiet; 200 bbls sold
'1 at 18,50a10,50. Cornmeal still remains dull.
Whisky is-dull: " Receipts of wheat,. none;
A Wheat, 2e better and qui et ; the 'expert de
.
wand restricted by the scarcity of freli r t i ti
13,1500 bushels at $2,18e2,20 fel; mixed Sp :
.: t $2,60 for white Canada, $ 2,15 bid and 152,1 ,
4, asked for Straight No. 2 spring and white
• 1 California, on .private terins.„ Rye' ; quiet;
sides of 500, bushels of Sontheru,* 01,95.
ti '
- Barley and'hailgy malt 'nominal; receipts;'
.4 ., , Corn 97,107, bushels: earn heavy; sales of
5 ., 5i,000 bushels at ':$1:054.101% ' fbr 'Oilfired
•,N western afloat, dosing at $1;07 far Vilna it par
-I', eels, $ 1,09 for - mixed; neathr yellow and
- 'a' sl,loal,tl - • for white 'Western. I.4hieeipts;••
'A
. r oats 118,529 bushels; oats lower; sales of
~,= 48,006 • bushels ~ at •• • 82;4o w for western
in store and 8314 e for afloat. Rice
!"$ quiet, at'llall%e for Carolina. ' coirecidull.,
Sugar quiet end hftvn sales 550 bhds of
';
at" .1.1Y 4 a12c. 'filolasses ; sales of
650 bbls of Cuba at 55c.. liepiCquiet itt 10a
40c for American 4 Petroleum dull, at 16e
for crude, and 31.3ic ,for refined bonded.
t i, Freights to Liverpool firmer,' engagements
i i per steam of 20,0110 bus. wheat and corn at
ed.; now held at liNd.
.h • Liersarr.—Flour closed' dull' and saloc
ri lower on common grades., Wheat quiet and
firm, as $2,15e2,16 for No 2, and $2,22a
..:1,. very
, ior No 1 inning: - Bye dull at $1,95a2,00.
V Oats dull and beat" , at 82y,a823,e in store,
p and 73;(a73U0 *Oat, Porn-dull and heavy
g at $l,O ,07 for new mixed western afloat.
, 'N Pork' dull and h r eF a at - 1128,12518,25 for
..
mess, cash and re r. B
i iller in her de
..
• - mend at steady 'p des: Cut' Meats dull and
heavy. Bacon"inr limited demand at un
changed prices. Lard 17Xa1.' 2 7 , W fair to
1
,:* prime steam. - Eggs dull at
Chleigo - Market:
(By Telegraph to thi ttistnugh Gazette.)
Calesoo, June .-,Flour, there.is a fair
demand for good Mintmeota spring, extra
brands and Ate lower grades at Tosterday's
prices, but the other- grades are dull and
unchanged; spring extras sold at ''sB,ooa
9,, ay„ and superfine at ssa7. Wheat mod= '
eratbly active and improved 2a234c on' the'
clotting nominal for No. 2 springat
0,91 cash,' No. 1 spring sold at 0,95, No. 2
at 51, 7 •!34a1,91; after the" change salsa-of
N 0.2 were made ,at $1,92.' There is , a'fair'
shipping and speculative demand for Corn,
and prices advanced ;ia,34c; Sales of No. 1:
at 86a1363i0. Oats more active at a decline'
of lc; ,sales at 60308930, closing no m iflal
at inside. IVO quiet at 11,48. - arley dull
and' nominal. Provialons dull and inactive:
Areas Pork nominally.quoted at $27:,75,328.
lord *old to a limitedextent at 17c, an eat
tilde price. Bulk Meats inactive. Freights
quiet at 4o for cora to . Buffalo and Port Vol
borne. • Roaeipm-4,668 bbls flour, 2,000 bus
wheat, 167,800 bus corn, ,20,600 bus oats;
8,200 live hogs. Shil i n s lente-4,487 bbls dour.
• SAO bus wheat, ' OOO PUB corn, 22 , 000
bus oats, 2,100 live hr. • •
CinchundE Market.
By Telesraph to the ratebenih neeetto...
- 013mm/en, June 19.-- , Plour unchanged..
Wheat held at $2,15a2,25f0r No. 2 and 1 but
• demand /ight. 'Corn, deoll ed to SS for ear
and very drill. Oats •yat 77 for No.
1. Bye dull at Sl,BO, . Te firm and de
mand good; 'Sales 210 hhds. at *fall rates.
Cotton firmer; sales middling at 24.:: Spec.
ulative demand. for Mesa Pork for future
delivery and 1,250 barrels sold at $28,50,
buyers, July. There was no demand fbr
lota on-the epot; sales :1,800.-barrels at 12/4
buyer,• this month. -Bulk Meats dull: sales
Shoulders. buyer, July, at 12c. Baoondull
land nominally unchanged. - Lard dull •
can
be bought at 171 i; Butter firm and'acarce
at 28480. Eggs dull at 2A. Sugar and COMM
unchanged. , Linseed Oil dull at $1,13. Pe.
, ',relearn 334.15 for refined.. Beef Cattle dull
• •• at 113 .. t05
l t : i s gross. 'Sheep dull at MOO
gross. dull at ,
16,50, grilse. Gold HO
'buying an 140 X selling. Money= market,
New York Dry Goods bfarket.
tby Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Oazette.3
. Youg, June • 19.—Although the
market is lacking in , activity, : it. would
seem as though better feeling prevalio4l, or
et least that prima bad reached low water
mark : under the reaction in cotton a nd
gold, yet, however, there tent elasticity in.
prices, ;but .the indications are that they
will be higher next month when Abe fall
tisuleopens.• For light styles of American
gelato prices - are lower, being reduced to
11%c, tbe,same as Lancaster, but for other
dimes of goods there is no 'partici:44r
change to observe.
,- •
Bt. Le
CET Telegraph ao, the Pit
,
ST Louis; 3une lg.—Tobacco mOrs 80-
tive; holders'more willing to sell but prices
unchanged. Hemp rinchanged.WlthisellAra
at 81,41491,60 i for undressed. , Flour ,very
drill with only retail - business - doing :'
superflae- sold at $7,12a7;25; " extra,' ;$7,50:
double antra, 18,801410, 5 04 Wheatdeclined:
,heavily; p r ime to fany red and White Tall'
Selling at $2,25435; ' spring inivelkw•
it #1,75a1,80 for choisje; and 61,66, orto 1 2,,
Dora—mixed and yellowvezy at 80a
I83c; choice whitest 84a85c. .oati drill and
Tower at 7105 c. Rye dull 'lower' at
81,35. Provision s ric; - activei - with-sales
of MOO bbli and lots for" future-delivery'.
at 828,801428,60; and.ror,present,,dellviuy at;
'112 8 , 254 / 28 * BITOT4 shoiddthw,, 13O;
clear sides.! 17e. Cattle . 'and r •Slikip " gide,
and zthohaziged.. - Reedipts4=-,flaar , 42oobbls;:
I rheet 7,soolthiih t 1 4 114 11 , r" 00 9 oats
70; 0 09 busl4. • '
•
. ? 1 111windiae,*arket. •
•
By Telegraph t, , c pp!iPittat!xrre Gs tette.,
MILWAII June .11 2 —F7otii dull and
firm; Choi da $9.25a9;75; oholoo
Wisconsin:it:ad lilrwa,.';B/745119,28; Modlowi
POW& ,Wl4eat Erm ' , at .11499 for No.
At sy,
_B6 ftSiVO: 2. " Oats ateady, at 67.40 for'
tiatiat sold Vefeiti at 116 a tbr'Ntr:
2. .Receipts--FOO. •bbla • 10,Q00 ,bush
4.900 , bush 4
oats; 90 buith corri.
•Eddrafint.::-.4.00Cr bbla flour; l;oo o l''buith
:wheat; 13001mab'oatir, 1,000 btu& corm-,
Toledo Market.
Telei*s to the Pittstiureh tizzetie.i
: • ToiroCl; 'June 191 1 -Plenr; reeeipbt '1,752
bblavnierket quiet 'Wheat; Receipts 1,700
, market ; quiet ~without _material
Chance; saleSef Aloha at L52..811a2',81; Am
ber for August deliVilry, 'at $2,10. Vora;
receipts 26,403 bushrmarket dull and low
. er; Welt No. , 1 at 9431,:t0r July delivery; and
95 fer.Jene do. Oats; receipts, 49,30. *bush;
,market Cull, 'held at Lake Freights
dull and Mithanginl. • ' • •=• 1 ,,
liutrido Market;
187 Telegraph to tb! Gazet4e.3
, BUFFALO,, ' Sark, '19: 2 --RelielPti—Mheat,'
88,000 bush; oorn. 108,000'bualw
bbla, BbilP/rferd&t-Whool, ~ 1 2,0011; bush: ,
Corn, 55.000 busku,uati, .10'006. Canal"
freight dull. and, unchanged,- Flour, very
dulloinchins'edd ritenihat." Corn dull
and kiweilltaltteo9 92,000:bush No. 1 west-I
ere .et.; Nei Oats, , nominal at 760. , RYA
Barley, Mess Pork and Lard dull and un-
Memphis Market.
[By 'Teleiis.' ihn Pitt:3l4=h thizette.l
•
littEmpuls, June 19.—Cotton 'checked, with
middling liplandiedift - ferelpta, 20 Wes;
exporta, -- 7 bides; leading fort the weak, 84
bales: export do, 90 bales; stook on hand,
7244341a5. „Flour xtilek with- auperfizia at
s6a& ,Wheat at 1f2a2,10. Coin at .92a93c.
Otte at stte: Hag ratilTalk $2B. -
Cornmeal at rsi,2sa4,6fg n Pork, at $29.
Ogn.fnlip shoulders !it /4,07, 4 0 clear
sides a 17%.
Bit'Maar!) Mar et.
LET Telegraph to the P.4tsburgh Gazette.l
BAl,TlMO*, l nneflo.—Flour a little more
active and low grtides•:declinedlbe; • Caen
unchanged. Wheat very dull., Corn firm;
whita,sl4.3 . ; yellow 11,10aL12. Rye .norni.,
nal: Mess perk firmer at 1141,75a29: Bacon
Mora active; rib tides 1634a18 3 / 4 e; elearsides
17a17 c;: shoulders 14a14; f ig;,, hams . 201122 c.
Lard dull at lilalBXe.
Philadelphia Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh eszette.)
Puit.ansima; June 19.—Petroleum less
active, with Crude at 206; and refined at
80Nc. Plour dttll. Wheat in limited de
mand; red $2,65a2,76.- Rye steady.-:.Corn
unsettled,with mixed western at 11,12111,14..
Provisionsunchanged with tedeclining ten-
Chicago Cattle Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Omette.l
Crucano, June 19.—Live Hogs active and
ifitalbo higher at f8,40a9,10 for fair to pie
dirun, *H11.8,84 9,10 for good to choice.
RIVER NEWS.
t thi s
Ple_.riVef, is again receding a
with but three feet in the channel' bY the
Blonorigatiela' marks. *eather was bp-'
preasi•Vbiy hot yesteday thd• tliertnonieterr
being '93 degrees shore Ware irLithe aluide
in the afteritoott. • It seemi a little strange.
that while there has been each:terrific rain'
storms • in: the *est Within the past !Wm
days, wo. haver had little or none, here.::•
"- .Tbe..ftobert..4lo.l3re groin- ?c944 1 341 1 t.h
Ihilem4Y:sw3vAl an 4 deluirt4re,,w!AtaTe,t9
Me St. CliailCis, as bafore noted, was to
iniVe left Wheeling at noon yesterday• for
Cincinnati., 'Capt. Dravo, -it is said, will.
place alow,watee boat in the tradeln place,
of the St. Charles. " ' •
- The Glasgow was due fremParkers
burg last night, and she, is - announced to
leave again to-day s at noon.
The Leonidas and Maggie - 11414.taircsite •
fromßt Lams to Pittsburgh, and the Wild •
Duck; enroute from Pittsburgh to St . Louis, ;
were at Evansville Wedneaday night.
' The Mary *Dive , and--Barges'left ' St 4
Louis for Pittsburgh on -Tuesday',
.The loss of the Ocean Wave was, occa
sioned by mattresses in - the titter part of the'
cabin taking fire from, steirks from ~the
smoke stack. The engineer impelled awoke,
and, running up stairs, found the rear of
the cabin on fire, beyond -saving, and; giv..
ing • the alarm, the • phial run ,the :vessel
ashore where she burned to the . water's
edge: The'crew lostall their clothing, and
with the" officers, had barely time escape:
with their lives, so rapidly did •the • llamas
consume the combustible material of which
all &nits are 'made. • a •• • •
The Vicksburg Times says; • "tThe Great
Republic was as deep as she could, swim
with freight, but had no passengers, It is
said , that this will be her hist trip in • the
Compromise l!ne t
.• , • , ,
The St. Louis -delegates to . the National
Board of Trade at, Philadelphia have re.:
twirled horn% and'report great interest felt
in New York in the through . grain move.
went in New Orleans. Responsible parties
there - offered to guarantee 'the half of 'the
necessary money. in that city to Start aline
of propellers.that would carry grain.in bulk
from New Orleans to 'New or at 6 dente
per btishel lithe other half would/ be sub:
scribed-in BR, ,Louis, .CinchmatieZmdsville
and Nashillle. •
The following
thr,, . ~; •
A well known Memphian . who is accus
tomed to take a drop or two now and then,
says that a singular inconsiste'neY is to be
found the fact that the barkeepers lon
some of the Mississippiriver ,steainboats
exact only 15 cents per • 'born • for drinke
when above. Cairo, although when below
Cairo, 25 cents is the prioe demanded. In
this the question naturally arises. do the
Southern men driek larger drams than
Northern men, or. does it cost more to sell
whisky below. Cairo than above? _
We Clip the following from the St. Louis
Republican, Wednesday ; Business good.
Freights: in moderate abundance for all
points. Bates to New Orleans steady, at 200
per bbl for flour, Other articles in propor
tion. or at any other rate the 'Barge Com
pany may determine:upon. , The last,men
tioned appear, however, to have but 'little
desire to carry freight at.the rate have
established, as we could hear ef no engage.
wants being made. and a personal visit , to
th&baigo landing showed a blissful state of
idleness. •
The action of the rsteambbatnlen, in pot.
Ling their figures at the same as the bargee,
has, resulted as foretold try the advocates of
thia-rnovement, in a-deolded • Improvement
in.business for the , boats, as "et the, same
rate" the steam boats: always get the
preference, and Bolting as they eeeH ette to
tecelire - .good return'AtiPe apd the stage of.
the river_allows thew togo out fully, loaded,
they. eau afford te, earry 14t the ruinously
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PITTS/WWI: - PAZEMd:nSkTURDA-Y. JPNE , 20 188
Market.
abnigti
_
'
. . .._ ._
tow rate establiiird by the tow eelliPenY.,
a rate r ho vas, only set tbrongbapitelantt
'in tbe live that the boatmen Would:be
driven back toi*lti alto* of a diaoriniina
tionlirtateit '•' , I • - , ' ,
The litibuque Herald,- of Sunday nye'
•The4temilt:of the late conferenoein C hicago
between the . > two steamboat lines has not:
been made public, even if. anything..was
done toward a _reconciliation; s agents . are .
unadvised of any changes i n the preient
„rates, which are 100 - per - cwt..' on sacked
grain, and 20c per bbl for flour. i , • •
A St. Lotils'distaitch, under date of Wed:
nesdaY myth' 'River" qateadily falling here.
It robe 8 feet' at Dubugne. on Saturday.
Missouri stationary at • Omaha and St. Jo
seph. 'iTheiPenhish and the. Mountaineer
'Passed on 'Saturday, .1 , - • .
The steamer Lizzie Gill leaves to-day for
New_Orleans, with 3,000 tuns. The AbeMili
and AnienwhiaTes for the Ohio. '
-• The Government contract for the trans
portatitiiis. Of some 800 tuna frelghti- to the
Limier Idissonii; was warded to Captain
''HarJett,;fir the iiteidneis Ida Stockdale
tied Huntsville, and hot the -Lilly, at the .
retold Fort Bally of '41,80: per 100, and to
Rics'and Mertens= 11,90. • ~
- The towboat • Atlantic and three barges
were sold for orpopoo, Trtinitall
golmes, and Jas. , Shaer. She , will be en
fagedindependently in the New Orleans
4 • , • ,
IIMo,tRITI3 . Int RAILROAD.
PrITSBOB - 01,4FT. WAYNE AND CHIC A GO
RsiLsosn, - '3tre 19.-15 CMS metal, Bryan
Canghey; 2 do'do; Chess, Smyth& Co;'4'
do • do, Nimiek "it Co; 17 oars iron ore,
Shoenberger & Blair; 1 ear corn Baker &
Patterson, 45 sawing machines W.Sumner;
115 irks bones •F. W., 0 Feld;, 62 sks rags,
.Pitts Paper,oo; 52boxes cheese NJ Bradeni
15 do do; B Ewart , dc Co; do do, A& J
Kern 8 do do, W R Kirkparick &, Co; 22 do
do,W Cooper; 74 do do, C Oatman; 18 do do,
WoodivOrth & -Thivisok- 1781)gs-oats; J B
„CampbelhlB.botegeheese,6 P Shrivel. it: Co;
50 bbla, flour •Raworth, MoDorudd & Co; 8
.bblicoll 3' P'l3dott;".24' bble • eggs, Graff &
Reiter 20 ilk* busks, E"Edmtordson- 6 bbla
eggs, W H graft* Co 9 boxes matches, J K
- Smith & Coll eke wool, IS Harbatigh 6 bbls
eggs, skt rags, It Riddle; 5 13ga 'rags, Ma
,C`ullortghliknith &kb; 1 bbl eggs, TO Jenk.
PITTI3IIVROIL CINCINNATI AND ST. Louis
ItAititoan, June 19.-3 bbbt eggs, J , M
Manbeck; 8 aks oats, Graff & ReiteT, 2,lixa
hops, B A Fahnestock Oa; 1 do do, J -
Hendetsqn; do,, joddletc, MeWhinney, -
Hare& Co; 1 bit tea, Jae- Contior;f42 sacks
rags, • McCullough, Smith & Co; 1 lot old
metal, Hall &Speer; 23 aka oats, . 5 do rye,
Robb & Berton' 4 bbls eggs, Graff & Ref
ter;-19 .skif °site, Rinehart-.& Stevens; 35
blila plaster, S. S Fowler; /8 aka oats, Mea
nor &llarPer; 6 bblse=.s, F G Craighead;
5 do dry apples; T 10'bbls vine
gar.l3 Swart &,Go; 15' do do. Knox /Ir-Orr;
•40 aks oats, T C 'Jenkins; 1 car,,coin. 8 aks
rye, Btown & • Williams;:l64 green hid*
GI/ lief/Stott; Isk cordage, G Noble; , ls
eas C es =is% cir.o Magiun; • 100 bias Pour?
Jenkins.
Cr viii'AND IlrivamineXt • BAIL
BOAD,'• June 19.-3 ears iron, ore, Lloyd &
Blackrt ear billeta,W D McGowan; 3 do do,
Miller, Barr .14 Parkin; 1 do stones, Joseph
Woodwell &Co; 2 do blooms, - Park, Bro &
Co; 42 aks tails, F W 0 Feld & Co; 2 kIE
&
tobacco, Abell Elliott; 26 • bola date,
J Gilmore; 40 do do, John Bell; 100 bb
oil, J Spear; • l car stone, J L L Knox; 2do
tire,clay. ' Hussey .t Co; 1 do oats, Grain
Elevator; 10 bgs rye, J & W Fairley; 10 bits
cheese, T C Jenkins; 47 lags oats, J Grahtinf
dc Co; 50 bbls oil, Wm McCutcheon; 200
reams paper, F Schilling; 65 bales cotton.
A H Childs; 65 do do. Kennedy & Eckert;
15 aks corn, Head ,t Metzger; .81 do do;
Brown & Williams;.7s bdis chairs, 33 do
rockers, Bedford Chair Co; 25 bbles rosin,
Strong & WetzeL
ALlaroasati VALLEY ,
RAILROAD. June
19-480 bbls oil, J Wilkins; 3 cars metal, H
Woodside% 2 do do. McKnight Porter &
Co; 60 bbls salt J N Drake; 1 car cinder, An
draws &Hitchcock; 1 pkg butter, 1 do eggs,
Thos White; 3 do do,W P McKain; 3 do - do,
J Seibert; 8 do do, .YD Stronse; 42 sits oats,
23 do rye;•llcHenry& Hood; 6 ska rage, • W
Miller; 6 pkga produce L S Blanchard; 13
bales wool Et Bradley & Son; 14 do do,
Gmgg & Bro, . • • .
.A.LLEGltittir STATiow, Jane 19. r -1 ear
lumber, Taggart & Co; 68 hides, A dc .1,
Groetainger; I car oats, Stewart dr Langan
beim; 22 aka wool, 8 Bradley, t Sou; 1 bbl,
eggs, Itit airson; 13 do do, 1d Alinlch; b do ,
do; .H Lenz; 10 dodo, .1 Baldiziger; 4 do do,
Schutt; 12 pkgs wooden ware E D &to-
Aieer•
. . . , , . , . . • •
eee.rowee....ree.noifte...w.onne
AUXGRENT
Grocery and Provision Co:
Rae opened a fine asso*:ent t or
FAmiur cROCERIEB9
Ar Taws law mgr.,
No t 660 'PENN` STREET,
'Which tie fold 'at .
VERY, LOW itiTES.
',Give %xi • c and be.con4ineed
REMEllthin ITIMBEH,
980 , PEN*. STREET.
Sa.There area seri les shares of STOOK FOB
BALL st the old price 0f.1150. 16312:004
itiorrucmsx's;
No. 20 FIFTH STREET,
sea nu-Imm
,A2gowirEn. Low
os
,IPITRE DUPLE SYRUP:.
OPIPIOZ OP CONTAOLLU. OP AILJAGUISPY
. - nrrestluali, June leth 186 8., I
N OTICE TO BAKERS. ,
SEALED . IPIDIPOBAL9 addressed . to " The
Inspectors of tho Allrgheny dimity Prison, will be
received until Dern INST. - 4 - McMillin for &rubb
ing the tlounty - Yrison with,BISZAD, for six months
ftomlnly DIOS. Learn to Weigh one-and-s
-halt and . two pounds respectively. and to be of tp-,
proved osuality: Bids to be Made at so' much pair
poonn, - Bondlor two Lu nd dollars, will lbe
quired for faithful imthireistice of contract. ;The
rams •of,
Warden the seearitypa
_sse. siceoMpenr the hi
Dills, endorsed by the and bated th is .
°mow will be Paid . • . ~t
BEN LANBERT - Controller. '
' jeidisle •
CITY OP ,ALLEquiiirt Ps•
Tils.tetruft'S !Nea t anne'lw.y t.
NOTICE IN ~DBEBrY GIVE f
, •,
• "to i 4 nt .„l nloo o„ t , glDi ' i dir
dirsd il
1011ger , Ceita 4 m 1 l M 'k or
'•
iC;
y •
. ,
?list the Co v mxta ,
on old Bonds. sink( doe July
" AL P n ir l i a ll ia ßtl a bi rla he 84.4
rAttlibtrrgb, Ps.
D..NIACIPEIRSONs
; Tteolititt, Of the City . ot - Allepittanti PA.
i<lllll4.
ME
~}
.. BTEAMBOErS
ClBiellii[3l47l
PACKER LINE.: ..
For Merit/hat, 'lllortedta„ APaseliterstnults
7 1
Pouter.oYr tiollipolts,r; f Sandy,
• ' Ironton, Ilsorsiusknoi!, , grille and
ellitlinsiC '
ST. Cllkßili c. A. D To, Master.
'• - •
• ,
DABS, 5 POI . • - ...
The &ben elegant side wheel will leave:
regularly as announced, connectin at Cincinnati
with Packets and Railroads to Louis tile; Nashville.
Memphis.; New Orleans and St. La is. Also to the
Upper Mistissippi and Missouri riv rsi
Freight or gaasengers recelpted ugh either by
rall or river. --
Espeetaiattention given to Otte atiet•WlLY T l2B / 7
meas. ' BARNES & COLUNtI
area '' • Olt HIEFT A HAS : . Agents: „
NesTimm • LIN r, ' z il igr a g
PM:IM . COM P ANY.
. -
[ESTABLISHED IS .]
rte tir f l e t a Tleozi l igk s Line s wing
Shippers dishing their freight' to o through with-
V rehi frr -i l isF" c onsi g n airgeliNlTftk I 2k.
Through rites given over glitaba gh Boats, and
gusrinteed by - , ...? - .
17.,ACK 4 914.LINGW OD, Agents..
"R. ~ GRAY,
No. 94 Water Street.
TNN EN OF TI rn.
GRANT ! tritM! GNiP4I'T I
.1 LIVING LIKENESS.
`Marshall's Great Line Engraving
.Now 'toady.
, • •
The only true and ihitbral portrait of the'Great
Commander. ULYSSES tl. GRANT. Experienced
Agentavranted in Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
UM and West Virginia, In every township.
,
- 1/EA.D TILL FOLLOWING COIIIMILItTIONB :
"
cannot say too much in-its praise. As a like
ness I do not think it could be better.
Mts. JULIA D. GRAN'T:"
"In the execittiota antic wOrk. art seems to have
achieved its highest triumph. The likeness I. most
perfect. ' - Hon. E. B. WASHBURNE."
- "It should become the standard picture of our
great Military Chieftain. ••• •• • •
• ,• , SENATOR WILSON." .
"It appears 'to me to elk the character of the
original mote perfectly than any engraving which
I have seen. WILLIAM'CULLEN BRYANT.'
"The likeness ; is striking. and the picture life
like. • 0. O. 11 - OWAED. Maj. Gen "
:.it la a rare and cashed work. worthy of a place
In any collection. - SENATOR SUBIMM"
This Engraving so timely excellent and cheap,
will be sold only l e y subscription. Good Agents at*
wanted in every Wag.; • Agents will do welt to con
sider this standard portrait, with wbilh there is NO
COMPETITION.
.113PAddreu, for ternia and territory,
' TICKNOR & FIELDS' AGENCY,
• . - • • •
68 FIFTH ST.,"Plttsburghi Ps. •
q u itlEAT DISTRIBUTION BY p SE
METROPOLITAN GIFT COMPANY Cash
G to the amount of ssisamoo. Ere ticket
draws &prize.
- 5 Cash Little " Each 0.000
ID • • • • • 15,000
`•1,000
'4O" . " 500
200 " • ' 100
300 6 • 66 50
4.50 • • ' • " 25
"
000 • " 25 -
30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each 4300 to 1500
35• _ • • Melodeons, • • 75 to 150
150 Sewin g Machines ....... ..:.each ' 60 to* 175
1450 Musical Boxes " 95 to 200
300 Flue Gold Watches " 75 to 300
750 Tine Silver Watches.. .. . 4 • .30 to 50
Pine Oil Paintings, Framed Engravings, Silver
Ware. photograph Albums. and a largest
sortment of Fine Gold Jewelry, ln mi
valued at 41.000,000,:
eitaiseito craw any of tint oboe* Pr feu by pur
chasing a Sealed Ticket for 25 cents. Tickets de..
emit/lug each l'rize are seated in Envelopes and thor
oughly mixed. On receipt or >6 ets. Seated Tient
will be drawn without choice and delivered at our.
oMee, Or sent by mall to any address. The prize
named moon it will belletivered to the ticket holder
on the.paytnent atone dollar. Prises will be lutme-'
&stay sent to any address, : . requested, by expreaa.
or return mail.
lorariliamore sate your Prise is Wars you map
for U. Any prise tarry bs ere/Longed for anotiler of
Ms same value,: NO .
StrOur patrons can depend on mir dealing.
' Ititrengaroza.—We select, the' few following name.:
from the man who have lately drawn valuable
prizes and kindl y y
permitted us to tnitdiab. them:
S. T. Wilkins, Buffalo; $1,900; Miss Annie
Monroe, Chicago, Ill.; rano, valued at WO: Robert
Jackal:dr, De.qtre, low*, oied• Watch, Philip
McCarthy, Louisville, Ky., Diamond Mater Ring.
WO; E. dr Patterson hw Bedford Mzss Silver
Tea Set. 4173-, Miss ma Walwor tb, Milwaukee,
lifiewPtinglactiL Rev. T..w. Pitt, Cleveland, .0,
melodonn, . • -
.11W - We publish no name/ without pernilsalon.
OPIXIONS OP THE PRESS.—"Tbei are
doing ttleWiest businem,_• the lirra . - rellablu t mind
deserve their success. 4 Weekly 21.t81014, ire, 8,,
"We hare examined their Igratenz, sat/know Ihem
to
be a fair dealing lirta."—Mstr York:a/Arabi,
LIB
week a Mend or ours drew a 000 prise;
Which was prompt!? received .— Dally 'Naos, March
Bend for circular giving many more references and
favorable notices. from time press: Liberal -induce
ments to Agents._ Battsaletion guaranteed. ..Every
package OF beabie Envelopes contalea ocir es- it
lirr. Ellk' tickets for .1;13 tbr 111; torltmeforAtS.
All letters sbould be addressedto_ HARPER
WILSON A C0..113 BROADWAY, N. T. ,
1. - .,;%.{11.i1i .41 UT. Mglikvti i ffl.tt) . 440j.'l 11(01
NORTH AMERICAN
Lightning Rod lianufactorv.
IRON /GALVANIZING WORKS.
30,000 BEET - MANUFACTURED DAILY
THE CELEBRATED STAR GALVANIZED
LIGHTNING RODS,
Manufactured at these wortsi and sold to all putt
of the continent. are admitted to be superior to an
Lightning Bed in use. Great inducements - offere d
to peddler!' and alt persons buying at wholesale.
Also, One Tlatina Points, of all kinds and patterns,
together with Insulators. Fastenings, Copper and
Iron Connection Burs Braces. etc. aM pies, Pam
phlets Awl I:nrclaire s ent free. :1 ' • .
IZYBIIIM, HUNTER & CO.,
Nos. 488 . and'49o St. John St.,
rutz.eniuque.
arlOwS . l-d&P
- XSAiIiStOOD: HOW LOST 2 HOW
ANL RESTORED! Just gmbitsked insect/ad mad
e,, Pries, sin. vents. A LECTURE ON. THE
NATURAL* TREATMENT, and !Radical 'Cure et
Spennatorrhcea l or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Enibedons, Sexual Debility and Impediments to Mar
flags generaUyt
_Nervousness, Consumption,. Epl
lensy and Fits; Mental and Physibal Inea.pacity, re
sulting from Self Abuse, Ate., by Robt. J. (aver
well. M. M. D. author of tbe "Green Book," &a. "A
BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SITYWERERS.," seat
under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, pest
_paatekinv ro elyf or six clam, or two wattage stamp',
to CHAS. O. KLINE & Co., IS 7 BOWERY,
NEW YO POSTOTBICE BOX 4886, Also Dr.
Onlvero/k weWs "Marriage tlulda," price cents.
, ;m7IIIWT
MOTICEs!
persons are here
by cautioned against
Elp, , .
enlog /Ire nut. in Allegheny City,
ronlifai In Gera of Are, without 'written permit
from this °Moe. Any , person :band guilty or doing
ad will bu prosecuted imording
_to law.
• i wit. PAUL. Jr..
13_.uorintendent Water Worts.
o • Allegheny, June.lo, /868. jelihrti
DRAIN & ALDAN'S'
8111P81110it AIiTIOLZ
,
. .
MI sistid. from one to twenty-fijur inches at WIL..
DONit ,ICKLI,YI3, agents for manufacturers, 147
Wood/treat, between Fifth and Bluth streets.
Jell/ '
Rkl4l OVAL.
31.A.111313AX Ala
EAB REMOVED TO No. 101 I.2IISETT STREET.
)eyttitA;44, A. 011;0 , deors'abova Bt. Man
BRASS FOUNDRY
DRAIN PIPE,
BMW
EZ9I
-IL.-trn,mag . '
' "a. #.
FIVENLESPSOBIi ,
'Cori
" iiide449 . 1 4 . iireidiantti
' • ARD:Dirizate
ItniditeiVEWELD, *O.
N 0.95 OH/.0 STY "w4sl.„peak•Zast comma, -
JAMES B. MEANOIt - "-' ''' " . ios.kasziat
7
ORA HAMPEII4-:
.
• • -
pLotrß, Giant Arai n'oDI7OIE ' '-
:=O99,LIBEBT,Y STREET, PITTSMOMOM.: ,
Blannuania s o lici ted .. , .-'
I B.II.I , ZRZNGSB—.T. 0. Martin, 6aahlei iiiintialitai ,
&Clonal Bank; J. 8. Dilwortli i Co.,R. T. Ken
-
edy & Bro. jaMEN .-
AXIL ' ; '.T.LII. 7.. RICILAIII•
OIL is, ILICH4RT s . . ~
. •
COMMISSION - MERCHANTS,
. • . AZID DZILLIGREI IA , '
011/4, .GRAEN_ L . !MEM, *ILI,,,YEED,,Aa., Ac.,
349 L iberty Mt., Pittsburgh,
ia ; ,' S.BLAIIICHAIII), - •
Wholesale tad Retail Grocers,
, .
.No. gijog PENN STREET.
splS:xffil ._ . : .
ALTIX. XtBANIII ~J. B. .4.IiJILS.
McIIABIE & A.NJER,'
•
• . ~ .
-0041 . MI4SXON liffll , 'Cll.ANTS,.
Dealers in:PLOUR,RAAIR and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 141 - WATER • STREET, above
Smithfield, Pittsburgh. . . lea .
FETZFIi &
PORWABDIN AND 00113MBION MILECOIANA'
For the sale of Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lards Dotter,
Seeds, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, No. DS
'MARKET STREET, corner of Fire s, Pittsburgh.
fe22:uB
JOHN I. 110081.....EDW. HOUSE WM. H. HOUSE.
4: OLIN I. HOWSIE"fic BROS.Stir
tessera to-JOHM I. MOUSE tt CO., tholesale
racers and Commission Merchants,Corner of
Smithfield and Water streets, Pittsburgh. Ps. -
REDDLE;NO. 183 , JLIBERTY
BTREET S Plitabu.rgb, Pa., Commission hier
c ant and Wholesale 'DerJer in Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittatinrab Manufactures.. Caulk ad
vanced on Conalginnenfii, and paid ibr Produce gory
ROST. KNOT ANDREW KNO.II
gitsr E liNOX & SON, COMMISSIOIf
- RCHANTS and dealers in FLOUR, GIMP
FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, No
19 DIAMOND, oppoatte City Hall, AlleghearatT.
ji17:41
DAINCIL4IW,FORD,COiIIIIIII3SION
MERCHANT IN' PIO wirrAt, BLOOM,.
WJLOU(HT SCRAP IRON, nom. BRICK
AND CLAY c. Warelinage and Mee, Noe: 866
andII6BPKNIX STREET.: Btnrage Inralabed. _
Consignments solicited. - oca
B.AIRD &' PATTON,
Whoiesaleerocers, Comnilliaion Merchants and,
testers In Produce, Flour. Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
Carbon and Lard Oil.' -Iron, Naito, Ailass; Zoltan'
Yarns sultan .Pittsburgh litanufactures gesera,ll7,
112 and 114 SECOND - STREET, Pittsburgh.
' 11. " CANFIELD' & 'SON,- COM..
u e MISSION k FORWARDINGIIERCHANTS,
and Wholesale Dealers In Western Reserve Cheese,
Batter, Lard, Pork, Allmon, Flour, Flab. Pot. end
Pearl Ashes, and Oils, Dried Fruit and Produce
generally, Nos. 144 , end 146 Front street, Flits.
burgh.
JOHN 81:11PTON .
.... .. -A WALLACE.
§IIIPTON&IIIVALLACA_WEIOLE.-
SALEO ROCERS AN D PRODUCE pgALERs,
cv. 6 SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh.— - . : 1512:139
SECIJIUTY AND COMFORT you
THE TRAVELING CONNUNIT,Y. ,
B. HARRIS' SAFETY FIRE JACiET,
Car Heater and Moderator,
For SMOKE - AND HOT AIR ELITES, dispensing
with the use of Stoves and Fires in or about the
Passenger or Baggage Cars, with the attachment to
graduate the beat - to any •tempetature that may be
desired without the possibility of firing the car or
cars to which the Jacket may be attached._ --
Having obtained of the United States Letters Pat
ent for a Safety Jacket which is warranted to resist
the most intense beat that may be adplied to It in
the position and purpose for which it is Intended.
It is a sure protection from accidents by Are origi
nating from defective flues, or where Iron pi pes are
used as conductots for smite or heat. It apell
plicable to all DIM by; that may become overheated,
and is warranted to give perfect satisfaction where
wood or other cc mbustible material may be placed
In cise proximity thereto.. I 'am now ready to ap
pip' my Invention to - Mores, dwellings, Dieterles,
slept. lieattibo•l4.. railroad eats, &a.. wherever
p pea as conductors are made dangerous by being
overheated and security deslsed. I will sell, on aft.
plication, rights to manufacture or to use the above
invention; Wax, - territorial rights. to such as las)
wish to engage in stalling priveges, either by State
J. B. manual.
morpi. it the - ." HE PLIIB mass , PAINT
WORKS, corner aide:7ls street and the Alleglie
nyTlaßailroad; blinthlWard, Ptttsbargh. , .ft. •
. . .
TO WHEAT GROWER& - •
. i
EUREKA AMUIK / IMATED BONE,
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF . LDER
ICO=4l D BY ...
•
• ' • '- . . ' Co.
• , , _
The Allegheny • Fertilizer o•: .
CFRE
• • , , ,
SEWARD & AZIERELE.L.L, •
i
PROP '1747.01yEt, 1
•
°Moe, 856 Penn 8 t., Pfilaburgh, Elk
The bed Eertiltzer in ns, and recognized by I
rimers 'wbOtave given it a trial, to be the stead•
Corn,or raising large .cremi of
publishedß, Oats;
Fote toes. ite. We have for grain.
lions circulation a pamphlet containing interestin
and valuable statesman' of this Fertilizer, copies of g
which will
,be sent free t 6 any sending us their ad=
T1 ,1 ,117E8! TAXES!!
• Tax Payers of the consolidated attior Pitta
burgh, are her. by notified that the Tax Books are
now in the hands of the City Treasurer, ready for
collection. , - •
Taxes and Water Bents p_ aid between the let of
JUNE and the /at AUGUdT, will be , received at a
DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT, -
And between AUOIJST Lt, and tho 18th of SEP
TEMBER, at a • - .
DISCOUNT OF TWO PER CENT.
From the 15th of SEPTEMBER to the IA of 11;
TORE Ft, all taxes will be payable as &biassed. j
the lst of OCTOBER . FIVE per cent. will be add.
and 'on the let of NOVEMBER, all unpaid T
will be put into the hands of Collectors WITH T
,YURTHER ADDITION OF FIVE PER CENj
*slang a difference of) .FIFTEEN PER CE
between those paying llrJuly and those payin .1
sir• The STATE MERCANTILE LICENSEE
sow, due,and stionld be told on or before the lat
July, to save cost and expense of suit.-
S. ALLINDER,
City Treasure'
ellitrB6
'ACCORDANCE. WITH : E
Keztriargnitir=irtigotro=riPet pi to
orer the Ohio, River; from , near the mouth of w
Mill Run, (Temperancerille,3 to Allegheny; will be
opened as foliews A iz: • - L.
At 'Mace' ot R. Ti .. & H. 'E. DAVIS, .Allegh 7,1
Julyllth and 7th.
At 'HAILE'S HOTEL, Pittsburgh, July Bth d
ißth..-
At °Mee of D. L. PATTERSON, %Allegheny. (late
illanoheater,)Jul9loi/l.
• And at office of JOHN HALL & 00., Borough of
•
Temperabeevallei July 11th.
The Books will be kept open from 10 o'clock A. X.
to 1 , 4
117 Order of the flommtsateners.
PALMS ' -.HENDERSON M. DAVItI. gearetan.
NFICE. - • ,
All persons having elalms against and Interest
ed In. the STEAMBOAT ARMADILLO, will lake
nottee'that I have seised said Steamboat at the salt
of BAILER. rEAMOE 4 00.
. .
THOS. A. ROWLEY.
Marsbal , a °Mee. May lit 7, 11388. U. B. Marshal'
larMscall
VIM SALL
F IB
000 BIILS. P. % POTATOES;
300 PAIRS LIVE 0#10KEN8;
alpha? No, 73 Water etrael.
E[ B. LYON, L
flealer of Weights asd . Blessami,
Na 4 /WWI'S EITRENT, '
ip•Offft& Litleft!' Nig Item eireeto.
Content pnelptAV Mitll64 $0
CEEANTEL
'HKIFL
Ar,t
MUM er
NOTICE.
MORRISON a DEVOL,
14113:4
NUUMLOADS.k.
DITTSB Nx 1111€111andMIKEINIMIE"
On and - after TIiIIRSDAY, iflett
trains will arrive at and depart Rom the Depot, cot
ner of Chant and Water streets,' a> folio:owe:
Depart. 11. At.
Mail to and from Irolont**!7:001. 6: 2.. V
McKeesport Accommodt , n.ll:oo A. * 2:05 P. W.
to and from Unlonrn. 10:Ott - A:M.
West Newton Accommod'n 4:3OtP. ai. 8:80 A. It:
Braddock's Accommodarn 6:15 P. ast 7:50 P. 11.
Night Ace. to Melieesport.lo:3o rosit 0:*0
Sunday Church Train to and
--from West Newton...... . . 1:00r: it: 10:00 A. It
ifor tickets apply to - II
J. R. KING, Agent.
W. B. STOTlT.Superintendent. II mtili
AttlE6llElll* SAINIMMI L '
VALLEY RAILROAD.
Y DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL REGIONS..
RunningahroughVenango City without change LL
of ears'—eftneeting; With train* Eastl;and , West osa ,
th* Franklin ,Railroads and Atlantic 41
lareat Western Railways. Shortest and quickest
route to NICHT and Frankiln; and alt whits In the
3tVlia
will . leave *mil and MAYO at the Pittidmrghpgpo4 .
corner canal, and k'lke Sta. as follow*: . ,
Arrint:
Mail to and pa Yen. City.
was
A. M. 0:2 0 1E
Express_ 10:40 r. 161511:93
Brady's Beata'• •Aiscad , ri 3:09 .P.'34: 10a0 A.rdes
Soda works Acconi , n ' 5:30 r. 7:55 A.
First Halton Aceomod'n... II:50 A. 11:40 A.
Sectind Hinton Aecomod% 12:00 at 3:58.1.14_.
Sunday Church TrainjeaveirSodar arks at BW -
A. Si.. rriving In Pittsburgh at 9: OA.
turning',.leaves PittatonghetAbltir: Y ,: arriving s 8
Soda Works at A:55 r. x.__ • .•
ni.cincewpmr., *Wt.
W. Y. HOYE, Ticket Agent. sea
012/0 ,
1,W9
•
B ROB, FORT WAYNE & 4 CEFICAVLOArsi,"7..;
W. AND CLEVELAND & PITT B BuNtetIIIL kl.•
' From aline 7th, 1808, trains .wi I tem% Sklar , -..
and arrive at the Union Depot, north slile.010:
time, as fbllows: „ • • * 'o xt , -,....-7 .
Land. - . Arrive.
Chicago R 5.•... 9:03 a mlettleago• Eg ..• • 2:08 air;
Cleveland Ex.. 2:03 a m Cleveland Ei. 9:08 a nk, ...
Erie &Yra WI 7:28 a mChlesco Ex A. . ill= •ta •
U. ,t, wh2opt 6:13 am whee Ting zi. ti:os au
Chicago Mill •
Chi .a ") .En.. 9:43.a m CI. &Wh'g Ex ' 4:38 pa -
I
CI. & WhAtE t i 1:43p 'di Erie & Ygli En 6:13 put
Chicago Ks . 1:58 p m Chicago Et.... 4:93,p la
.liP. &Erie 1 . •-. 4:48 pn. Cl.- it - Vb'gi Ex 7:08 pill
arirsir.,,.. Allegheny. , Arrive , ,,Ailegasty..
N. rigit'n AC. 8:58 am N. Brigt n Ac. 7:03151
Leetsdale " 10:13 am N. Brigreo ", 8:28169:
•" 11:58 am Wellsville "I' ," 8:53 ama
Rochester " 2:23p m New Castle " 12;13 ais
Wellev'eAec.., 3:43p m Leetsdale is " ir:l3 aas
Leetedale Acp. ' 4:13 pm " li :: 1 :08 pili
N. Brigt , n.• , 5:33 Rta N. Brigt , a , 9:43 p a
N. Brigt , n " . '6:2Bp m Leebale 1 1 " 4:53 put ,
Leetee " . 10:43pm • ''..' li '•.• 7:98 pen
!Mr 1:58 Is. ma . Chicago Express leaves daily. li
• /art imma s.m. r allearo hapnas arrives daily.
ink Y. R. MMIIB. General Ticket Agent.
•
r`vricslivitGiir;
, CINCINNATI AND BT. .
• TIM R.Art.vv sw
•
PAN HANDLE &1 t o
CHANGE OF Trstr.—On and after , 81YEIDAE
May.loth, 1867, trains will leave alil mi arrlve at the
Union Depot, as follows, Fittsbargh 6: - '
-Dipart. II • ArrOst.
Mall Express 2:15 eon. 438 p.
Fast Line 11:442 . a. 62. as,
_1
Fast Elreas ......... 1:50 D. *L. 11:00 `
a. m.
Mixed ay . 610 arM.• 7:05 p. _
McDona Ace°, No. 1.. 11:40 a. in. 3:05 p. in.
Steubenville Accommod'n. 3:50 p. in. 0:30 a., M.
McDonaid's Aoc'n, Dior S.. 5:915 p. hi. 8:50 a. a.
. ,
Silttiet NcrMeir..--Stinday Expree4eives at 1:50
p. arching in Cincinnati at SAW a- in. the next
m.
The 9 orning 4o e. Si. Train leaves dady, Sundays. sal- •
Mondays excepted, and' akes OloseConneotions at
Newark for Zanesville and point s on Saullnsity, ,
Idanelleld & Newark
S. F. SCULL, ElettititiTicket Agent.
W. W. Sart.. Steubenville.,
ViEN NS
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
and after June 9th, 1867. - Trains will 'ape
rive It.and depart from the Union Depot, corner OL
Washington and Liberty streets.
• _ Arrive. Depart.
Mall Train.— 1:15 is mlDay Express.; 2:25 am
Fast Line 1:40 ami Wail's Nu. 1.. 6:30 are
Wall's No. 1 .. 6:20 a 111 IMall Train 7:50-a m
Latrobe Ace" n 7:50 am i.Cincluniti Ex 11:40 anz
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a m Wall's No. 2.:11:51 aEI
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 a m Jobrietowe A. 3:08 pm
Johnstown Ac. 10:35 a m Braddock, No t 4:00 pa
Baltimore Ex. 1:00 p m Phila. Eitorest 4:50 pm.
Phila. Express 1:20 pm Wall's No. 3.. 5:10 pin
Wall's No. 8... 2:15 pm' Wall's Nis.- 1.. 6:05 pm
BraddocksNo 1 5:50 pm Fast Line .7:30 pm
Well's No. 1. '7:15 pm Latrobe•Aare 8150 pre.
Altoona Aco'.n . - SwiasvaleAo'n /0:50 pit
and Emigrant .
Train. 0:30 pm. •
The Church Train leaves Walla. Station
Sunday at 0:15 a. in.. reaching Pittahurgh at.=
a: in. Returning, leaves Pitts - burgh at 12:50 p. m.
and arris,:e Ai Wall's Station at 2410 p 4
*Cincinnati Express leaves dall=ther trains
daily except Sunday.
For further information apply to
Agent,
W. H. BE ,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not ea ,
mune any risk for Baggage, ezcepPy for wearing ap.
parel. and limit their.respousibilityto Dna Hundred
Dollars in value. Alt -.Baggage exceeding . that
amount in value will be at the risk ef the evens/4.1W
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD 11, . •
AB !Reeve' Superintentle 1., Altoona, la.
ruaVOME
IPENIV
ISYLVAIDA - -MiiiitiSME
.-Aht and after Hay 10th; [11917, the Pao.
stager Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
raid WOl .arrive at. and depart from, the Federal-
Street Desot • Allegheny City; as Ibl lowst
inringdie Nol - 6:35 a m Mall 6:15511`
Freeportlio,l . 9:15 a m Freeport So.. 9:IQ ant
Expresa 10:15 a m Sharpb'gllio.l
sharphls No.l, 1;95 p m 3 xpream ' 1;50 pat
=port .N 0.2 410 p rringd , e No I 3
. . 15:5111.p m reepori No . :a Spy: 6_
Spritigd'e No 71 m oringd'e NO: F 730911
Aboye tratnavun daily =Dept etinplay. - -. •
The Church Truth leaves Allegheny Juect. every
Sunday at 7:40 a.: in. reaching Allegheny - City at.
9:50 a. m. Returnag, leaves
t gegheny
1:90 p. and arrive at Mirth :Janet; lit 9:
Clowirtrrgrunt Tweet —Foe salt to: packagearsgr
Twentird:mtween,._ Allegheny City,Thestuut aireeg.
Herr's, ennett; Pine crock, Etna and Shatpsberg;
hood only on the Diana stopping at Statioust spa-.
The trains leaving-Allegheny ADDY at 0:15 a. m.
and 150 g. 9.-make direct connection al Freeport
with Walker'r line enrages. for Bui:r andHannabs
town...Through tickets may be P reburied -at the
Orace; No. 3 Bt. Clair street; nessttthe Suspenslcot
Bridge, Pittsburgh, and at. the .Depot, Allegheny.
For thriller IMetasticm apply to ' •
•• • • • JAMES - LEFFERTS, Agent.
• Federal Street Depot,.
The Western -Pennsylvania Railroad will :not u.
MiParme any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap.
a lumillMit that. verlomalbilitt to One bundled
Dollar. Jzi value. All baggage excaleding thin
arnointia value wig beat the risk One owner; 11214
teintn/ien iry special contract..
• , EDWARD IL WILLIAMS
mill - °Myna Srokerhttendent.. 'Altoona. ra.
fa IN 01i If HILL
ROIITIC.
UNION PACII'IC ILWAY
Eastern Division.... ;
The SHORTEST AND MOST lABLE ROUTE
from the Rant to all points in
Colorado, • Nevad •
•"
I •
California
Arizona, " Washington, .
_ .
New Mexico, I daho,
Oregon.
- Two Trains learn . State Line d Leavenworth
daily. (Sundays exeeptedo on theatrical of trains at
Pacific Railroad:from St. Louis, and Reuniter sal
St. .Jo,Raliroad from Quinsy, connecting at Law..
rearm, = Tor and Wamego with - stager for M.
points In meas. At end : of track west of Elie
- worth al the UNITED STATISM:PRESS OM
PANT'S DAILY LINE OF OVERLAND *AIL
.AND .EXPRESS GOACHES FOR f • -
3)1314. 1 17 " Path SALT T, x 7.4
And all Points in the Territories,
• ,
And with SANDERSON'S TRI.,WEICLY LINE of
COACHES for Fort Union. Rent's. iftprt. 111 Lta.ol;:illnei
li n :all tilt " e
..24 all
Pointri
With We recen. a dditions of roiling stock sae
'equipment, and the arrangements` ma. with re
sponsible Overland Transportatio Lines from lta
western terminus; this road now d ers unequalled'
fsellities fur the transmission of freight- to the For.
W Ti est. •
ckets for * sale at all the Windt"' emcee 111 the
Dinted-fltates and Gonadal,. a T '
via Ertl
EASTERN I.MVISION... .11
A. Asoiiitsob - $
- General 141* . rintendere
General Freight and Ticket Agent •
STRUYESHI.
To LIVERPOOL A&DAT2k .
QUEENSTOWN.
TUE mutt MAIL STEADISHIPS',
w l'
—manbert, sixteen first•olasa vesEils,'among Item
tbseelearateit 1
&TY OP _ . CITY OF ANT
TOP BOSTON, CITY OP IIIAT.TISIOIs.B ,
alTr or LONDON,
zYNEY SATURDAY, from Fier 48, North
navel: Now-York. For passage or Farther Inform.
tion aBDITIO L_„ '
MILLIAMI BINGnAm )
10 FIFTH STREET, (Cbr.4lBßulltilnci
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