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DFITUB OP TAR PITTSBURGH
MONDAY, June 'D, 1868.
Thine are no new features In our markets
wort) , of special notice, and while the de
mand for all of the leading commodities is
light, prices , generally have undergone no
material change. Telegrams from Chicago
t.eport an excited Wheat market, and that
an advance of 10 to 12c per bushel has been
established. The advance, we presume,
.hai been brought - about by oishort sellers"
who sold what they did not have, and. are
•
nolv °blazed to go on the market in . order
to filltbeir contracts.' The excitement,
therefore, is without any substantial cause,
and the advance is not legitimate, and is
no likely , likely to be sustained longer than to- 1
da and to-morrow, the two last days of
the month. After that we look for Wheat
to go lower than ever, as the indications
l'or a heavy yield could not be better. ,
BUTTER—The market is quiet and un- '
changed; prime to choice fresh packed is
still quoted at 25 to 27c. - _ •
EGUS—DuII with a supply fully up to the
demand: dealers generally quote at 22c,
though a good buyer might be able to buy
at 211.
" CHEESE—SaIes of Western' Reserve at
n to 14c; Ohio Factory, 15 to 16c; Limburg,
18e, and SWitzer at 20c. •
WOOL—We can report a sale of 17 bales,
to a city dealer, at 42%c.' -
HAY— Is quiet and unchan&ed;,wagon
Bay irstlirgtiote4 - iitillb — T6l2o per tint, as
toquality. ' •
ASHES—SaIe of 3 tons Pearl Ash'at 10c.
Soda Ash is unchanged. I
POTATOES—SaIe of 1 car and about half
another Pea& Blows'- at $1,15; small
sales at $1,20. New Potatees $6,00 to $6,50
- per bbL as , thiquality.-.. , • ' '
GRAlN—Wheat is quiet and unchanged
at $2,34) , • US $2,35 for prime Red - and White
Winter. Oats---there is a pretty good de
irumd at 76c, With but few sellers at that
figure; sale of 1 car load at 76c, and small
sales In - store. at 79 -to 81c. Corn dull
and nominal at $1 to $1,05, on track and in
elevator. Rye is scarce though the demand
is light; we continue to quote at 01,55 to
LARD OIL--Is s quiet and unchanged at
41,20 for' No. 2, and $1;40 for No. • 1.
LlME—Sales at $2 per bbl. '
PIG LEAD—Sales reported at 1035 c.
REEDS--Flaxseed - is scarce and in de
mand at $2,50 to $2,55. No demand what
.evor for Clover or Timothy Seedal '•
PROVISIONS—Bacon is quiet and un
.changed at 136 c for Shoulders; 16c to 180
Ribbed and' Clear Sides; andil.93ic
- to 1931 c for Canvassed Sugar Cured Hams.
Lard, 17X to . 18c, for prime kettle ren
dered. Dried Beef, 21 to 22c. Mess Pork,
FLOUR--There - . iiiiitinPrOtTment to
note in the demand, and the, marketla dull
blit-unohiriOdi We oontinue to qnoti3 at
49,50 to $lO for medium Spring Wheat,
and $10,2510_ $10,50 for good to choice do.
Winter Wheat is• still quoted at 'sll to
411,50, and fancy, brands at $l4 to $l5. Rye
FlOur is quoted at $9 per bbl. -
New, York Produce Market.
(Bp Telegiaph to the Pittiihnieh Gazette. 3
Idscv YORK, June 29.—Cotton quiet,
- steady and unchangeg; salespf: 800 barrels
receipts . 9,s9l imirrel;; 2, 26 I::iags - dull at 5a
I.oe lower; sales 6,400 bbls at $ 6 , 75 a 7 • 25 for
— Sdperflne; State arid . W6terii,s7,fsaB,so for
Extra. State, $7,70a9,70 for Extra Western,
-$10,75a12,85 for white wheat extra; g8,35a
12,80 for round hoop Ohio, $8,75a10,00 for
. :Extra St. Louis, $10,50a14,50 for good to
choice do closing heavy, California declin
-Ing; sales of 400 sacks at $10312,65. Rye
flour dull and easier; sales of 300 bbls at
$8,00a10,25. Corn meal quiet and lower;
sales of 1;100 barrels of city at $8,25. Whis
key dull. Grain receipts, wheat 33,070 bush.
odullybut- slightly in buyers favor; sales of
38,000 bushels at $1,87140 for No. 3 spring,
No. 2 do s2 x 4l; Amber wintermestern $2,62%,
white Michigan $2,65, White: California
$2,70 for white Georgia. Rye dull and
.drooping. Barley nominal. Barley -Malt
lin fair request; sales 19,000 bus at $2,40.
• Corn opened firm and closed dull and
drooping; receipts 53,490 bus; sales 14,000
bus at $1,00a1,03 for mixed Western afloat;
41,05 for high mixed, nearly yellow;
. $1,03 -
for white Western: Oats -heavyand lalMc
lower; receipts 68,495 bus; sales 58,000 bus
at 80340 for Western in store; 81a81 7 4c for
do. afloat. Stock of Grain in Warehouse—
Wheat, 691,385 bus; corn, 1,412,791 bus; oats,
43.179,475 bus; rye,- 37y410 -bus; barl ey; 581
bus; malt, 37,917 bus; peas, 53,492 bus. ;.Rice
quiet. Coffee nominal and unchanged.
Sugar quiet; sales 400 ads at 11%a123 ;c for
Cuba: and 13c for Porto Rico. Molasses
nominal. Hops quiet. - Petrbleniii; crude
quiet at 1634 c; refined bonded firm; sales 500
barrels at 31Ne. Pork is dull and lower,
and sales were made of 1,800 barrels at $27,-
85a28,12 for new, mess, closing at $27,87 cash;
and 327,75a38 for old do, $22,50a22,75 for
prime, and 324a24.25 for prime mess; also
2.50 barrels new pleas, seller foe September,
at $28,37. Beef is quiet, and unchanged,
with sales of 140 barrels. Beef Hams are
dull and unchanged. Cut Meats are: dull
and heavy, .and', sales were made of 165
packages at 12a13e; for shoulders, and 15%a
17c for hams; middles are nominaL Lard
is dull and beavyi and sales were made of
420 tierces at 153(a1634c for steam, and 17a
1734 c for kettle rendered. Butter is quiet
at 24a29c for Ohio, and 30a350 for State.
Cheese is dull. Freights to Liverpool a
shade firmer, with engagements per steam
ea of 65,000 bushels corn at 534 d., and 500
barrels flour at Id. ,
La'rEsT.—Flour closed dull and 'saloe
loWer; demand chiefly for pressing wants
of the Western trade.' Wheat; dull and
heavy, at $1,98a2 for No. 2, and $2,08a2,10
for No. 1 Spring, Rye; dull and nominal,
at $1,70a1,85. Oats; dull. at 8034a81, for
Western in store and afloat. Corn; fair de
mand.-buyers at 01 and - $1,02, for new
mixed Western afloat. Pork; dull and
heavy, at $27,75a27,87,- for newlmeas cash.
Beef; quiet, and unchanged. Cat Meats;
quiet and steadY. Bacon; nominaL Lard;
dull and heavy, at 16V,,a1634c, for fair to
prime steam. Eggs, steady - at 2334a24.
New York Dry Goods Market.
— Mr Telegrapli to the Plttsbu - rifi - Ge.elie.:3' r
Nnw Yong. June 29.=- 1 1'he inquiry for
Cotton Goods bless, active, but, pFices , have
a• hardening tendency, and several styles
aro being withdrawn from • sale in anticipa
tion of higher rates; still there is no ma
teristalteration in jobbers' prices. Heavy
Brown Sheetings steady at 17ial8c for the
best` makes and 1133,a17c for lee Inds: Light
of Prints are being pretty well closed
out at liMal2%cfer best makes, while dark
styles command 1310; Prints like Ilassau
on be bought as low as 10Ws.
Few York Cattle Market
189 Tolegnmh to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
NEW Yortic,Vitne 29.—Cattle, receipts for
the week 7,117 beeves; 7,329 sheep and
iambs; 20,581 hogs. Beef le lower and dull
and weak; extra $16,25a18,50; prime to in
ferior andgood, $12a15,50. Sheep active,
trite firmer though Xe lower; on
the week's range e3,50a7,50. Lambs steady
-et lOaric. Hoes active, but with large ar
xivals decidedly lower, ranging at Utt9.
Philadelphia Cattle Market. •
(115rTelegraph to the - Pittsburgh Gazette.]
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.—Beeves dull
and unsettled; sales of 1,600 at $9,75a10 for
extra; $ll for choice,lBa9 for fair to good,
and $6a6,50 tort common. hogs dull 'and
lower; 3,000 at $12a13. Sheep unchanged;
sales 5,000 at ssa6.
s
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Chicago Cattle M a rket,ak
CDT Telegraph tO ,the Pittsburgh alsetto.l "
• .
cutout°, J an e 29,,,8eef cittlglezydull
4sitfrap int
'AC
- ,480 1.7 0 Tor' toot fat
" steers. 'Hogs dial and "nothing data re .
oeipts, 526 head; shipments, 8,012 heal
~.--n
_ 5.'..
Financial Matti3rEi in New York.
• Gold Closed at 140ya@r4034.
[Bp Telegraph to the Pitteburgb Gazette.]
NEW Yong . . June 29, 1888.
- MONEY AND GOLD. • '
Money easy at 3(44 on call. Sterling rath
er more active at 110@1.10y.. Gold un
changed, opened at 140 1 4 3 , fell to 140 and
closed 1401 8 if140, cash. Gold in rather
better supply..' ' .
00 1 nUM,IMNTS.
Governments closed. weak, under ac
tion in the House. Coupons of 1881,
117%@118; do. '62, 114‘®113%; do. '64,
111®111%; do. '65, 111K®111%; do. new,
11401114%; do. '67,114®1144; do. '6B, 110©
1104; Ten-Forties, 1074©10731; Seven-
Thirties, 110®11634.
STOCKS.
Dispatches from Omaha announce the
completion of 660 miles of the Union Pa-.
eific Railroad. The stock market is very
unsettled and lower, under a break in the
Erie from 71 to 69. Large amounts bor
rowed have been returned by brokers in
Vanderbilt it Drew's interest, making the
nup_nly plentiful. Reports say that Gould
and Fisk are to be voted out of the Erie DI
. .
section and Bunker and Steward voted in,
but an injunction restraining the Directors
fromsuch action has been issued. There
was a reaction in the afternoon, favoring
loWer rates, but the market closed steady.
The" Northwestern is paying its dividend to
day: frhe border State : bonds were pressed
for sale to-day.
The following are the 5:30 priees: Canton,
49(3150; Cumberland, 33®34%; Wells' Ex
press, 26%1026X; American Express, 45%*,®
•ig , 45%; Adams Express, 54®54g; Mer
chants Union Express, 24%®25.y‘; Quick
silver, 23 31, ®24; Mar iposa, 4®5; Pacific
Mail, 107 3 4 ®107%; .Atlantie ' 300)33; West
ern Union Telegraph, 34% ®34%; New York
Central, 134%®134y,; Erie, 695;®69%; pre
ferred, 75; Hudson, 1403 1 ®14131; Reading,
los@iosy. Hartford and Erie, 114%®115,
Ohio andlilississlppi, 29X®30;, Wabash, 48
®48%; .St. Paul, 65%40166: preferred 7 8 31
(0)7831; Michigan Central ? 117; Michigan
Southern, 913ti®92; Illinois Central, 157
®158; Pittsburgh, 89%®89X; Toledo, 104%
®104%; Rock lsland, 103,4®103%; North
Western, 713( 4 ®71%; do. preferred, 7831 ®
783;; Fort Wayne, 111%®111,; Columbus,
90; Chicago and Alton, 13S: St. Joe-853.1;
Marietta, 2d preferred, 10; Prairie Du
Chien, 2d preferred, 98; Missouris, 94; old,
Tennessees, 73%; do. new 72%; new North
Carolinas, 94; old, 7631. •
MINING SNARES
Mining Mitres quiet; Smith dr, Parmelee,
370; Grinnell, 1. '
SUB!TREASURY
The receipte at the Sub-Treasnry to-day
were 84,189,976. Payment; 8393,603; Bal.
ante, $94,156,658.
Cincinnati Market.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
CINCINNATI, June 29.—Flour dull and,
nominal; family, '89,50a9,75., Wheat dull;
No 2 winter sold at $2,00; No lat $2,10.
Corn dull and defining ; ear at 83a84c. Oats
dull but unchanged; No lat 75c. Rye at
$1,70. Cotton held at 30c for middling, but
there is not much demand. Tobacco un
changed and quiet. Whisky attracts more
attention and is held at 9.1%.15c in bond.
Mess pork dull; sales of 200 bbls at $27,75,
but was offered at $27,50 at the close. Milk
meats dull; contracts for shoulders were
settled at lie; sides can be bought at 13%c.
Bacon neglected; shoulders can be bought
at 121/,c; clear rib sides at 15y,a16c; and clear
at 16V.c. Sugar cured hams, 18a19%c.
Lard dull; can be bought at 180. Linseed
Oil not saleable at better than $l,OO. Pe
troleum unchanged and quiet.- Sugar in
good demand; sales of 250 hhds Cuba at
13a143,1c; Porto Rico, 133a1534c. Coffee
firm with an upward demand; sales of 510
bags at 22.a2434c for common to prime Rio.
Butter dull at 24a28c. Eggs, 18c. ,Gold,
139 X.
• Chicago Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
CHICAGO, June M.Flour quiet; spring
extras $8,50a10,75. Wheat; No. 1 very
quiet at $2,00; No. 2 active; early sales at,
11,98a2,00, advanced to $2.10. subsequently
declining to $2,05, and closed with buyers
at $2,08 and sellers at $2,10. Corn active;
sales of No. 1 in store at 83%a8-4/c, and
No. 2at 81ya82c. Oats easier; sales at 64a
64Mc '
closing with buyers at 64,;c. Rye
quiet and firmer; sales of No. 1 at 8465 in
store. Barley entirely nominal. Provis
ions inactive and almost nominal, at $27,75a
28,00 for mess pork and 153ra1534c for lard.
Freights steady. at 4c on corn to.. Buffalo.
Receipts for the past twenty-four hours
-4,560 bbls flour; 41,420 bush wheat; 189,765
bush corn; 50,664 bush oats. Shipments
-9,336 bbls flour; 86,693 bush corn; 38,322
bush oats.
Toledo Market.
(BT Telegraph to the PittsburghGazette.]
TOLEDO, June 29.—Flour; receipts of 700
obis; quiet. Wheat; receipts of 425 bush:
dull and lower; sales white Michigan at
$2,35, and amber at $2,25. Corn; receipts of
17,070 bush; without material change; sales
No 1 at 87a8734c.; Michigan 87c; No 1 white
92c; yellow 92c; No 2 white 88c; seller, July,
87c. Oats; receipts 600 bush; one cent
lower; sales No 1 at 67a68c. Lake Freights
unchanged. Receipts-5,101 bbls flour,
8,340 Nish wheat, 151,946 bush corn, 20,081
bush outs. Shipments-5,252 -bbls flour,
25,220 hush wheat, 1'06,491 bush corn, 39,111
bush oats. 357 bush rye.
Cleveland Market
(By telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
CLEVELAND, June 29.--Flour held: double
extra red winter at $11,50a12; double
extra springslo,soall; country brands dull
heavy and irregular, and hold at s9alo for
double extra spring, $10a11,50 for double
extra red winter. 112,50a13 for treble extra
white. Wheat—sale of 1 car No. 1 red at
$2,22; other grades nominal. Corn—sale of
5 oars No. lat 93c. Oats—sale 1 car at 70e.
Rye market dull and inactive, and held at
$1,75a1,80 for No. 1. Barley market nomi
nal. Petroleum firm and demand good;
Refined in bond held at 27a28c, free at 37a
39c.
Milwaukee Market.
CDT Telegraph to the Plttstalrgh Gazette.]
MILWAUKEE, June 29.—Flour dull and
the prices are unchanged. Wheat higher
at $1,80% for No. 1; 151,75 for •No. 2. Oats
Bull an lower at 64Mc for No. 2. Corn
firmer at 830 for No. '2. Reviipts-3843 bbla
, flour. 16,000 bu wheat. 5;000 bu corn. Ship
ments-1,400 bbls flour, 22,000 bu wheat,
200 bu oats, 500 bu corn.,
Philadelphia Market.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh eagette.l
PHILADELPHIA. June 20.—Flour is dull
and weak at $9.50,i10 for Northwestern ex
tra family and sloal2, for Ohio do. Wheat
dull at $2;30a2,35 for red, and $2,45a2,75 for
white. Rye advanced to $3. Corn is dull
and lower at $l,lO for mixed western. Oats
firm. PrBvisions unchanged. Petroleum
unchanged.'
Baltimore. Market. •
CBy Telegraph to the rittsborgh On zette.l
13A vristonE, June 29.—Flour nominal.
Wheat very dull and unchanged. Corn
firm; white e1,12a1,15. Oats dull and un
changed. Pork quiet at $29 for new mess.
Bacon firm; rib sides 16%c: clear sides 17c;
shoulders 16. c; hams 21a22c. Lard dull at
17Malfie.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH. FT. WAYNR 'AND ciIiCAPP
RAILROAD. June 29.-8 cars metal, Ninuok
it Co; 4 do do, Union Iron Mills; 1-do, do,
Chess Smyth do Co; 1 do do, Brown it Co; 1
do do, Little Baird ct. Patton; 2 do do, , JoIV
Moorhead; 3 do do, Bryan&Canghy; 10 eke
potatoes,ll Rea Jr; 2 bbls eggs,Slßlanoh=
ard;2okalf doz brooms, J Porterfleldv 85 do'
do, R 'Robison At .CoVILO•do. do, (118bdls
brooms, 11 R Mcolleandtao bozos 4:lmager?
Haworth, McDonald it Co; 25 do do, Ar-
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buckles & Co; .10-bbls vinegar, ReYther t
Bro; 10 do do, 100 du four, E Heazleton; 3
bbls vinegar, A Reamea; 5 do do, J Seibert;
21 cases tobacco, A Schaub; 21 tea hams, 15
do lard, Jas Lippincott; 1 car corn,J
Pettit; 400 bbls flour, Watt Lang & Co ; 9 0 0
do'o, owner, 28 bales wool, S Harbaugb &
Co; 200 oil.bbla 1 car scrap iron, W,Mullen;
400 bbls flour, D Wallace; -87 bdls green
bides, O H Anderson; 10 boxes crackers,
K Smith; 249 pigs lead, Davis Chambers &
Co; 5 bales broomcorn; W`Mardorf.
C,
AND PITTREURGH RAIL
ROAD, June 29.-2 cars iron ore. McKnight,
Porter & Co; 2 do do, Everson, Preston &
Co; 2do lumber, W W Rigdon & Co; Bdo
pig iron, Nimiek & Co; I car blooms, 3 W
Porter; 434 hides, S Harbangh & Co; 1 car
ore,Bryan & Caughey; 2 hf bbls tobacco, C
C aer; 15 bbls potash, Canfield & Son; 15
sks millfeed, Rinehart & Stevens; 10 cases
pearls, I Dickey .& Co; 55 bbls oil, Wm Mc-
Cutcheon; 50 do do, J W McPerran; 14 bbls
knobs, Adams, McKee & Co; 5 do do, Jones
& Ninfick; 349 sks corn, Morrison & Devol;
lot pig iron, Loomis & Collard; 200 sks
corn, Mcßane & Anjer 1 bbl eggs, 2 sks
oats, Ikg beans, 1 sk dry apples, 8 ' caws
tobacco, Head & Metzger; :1 lex goods, G T
Dihm; 3 tubs butter C H Bender; 1 bbl
cigars, Boarland & Shipton; 850 nail kegs,
Chess, Smythe & Co; 30 bbls oil, W
1 case tobacco, , Rodgers & Vandergrift;
3do do, Carter, McGrew & Co; 1 do do,
Means & Coffin; 2 do do, Little, Baird &
Patton; 1 do do, H Dellinger; 4 kgs do, S P
Shriver &Co;7 bbls ter, , Bakewell, Pears &
Co. 4 cars pig iron, Rees, Graff dr. Dull; 2 do
W Smitr; 78 sks oats, 134 do rye, J Gral
P/TTEGIIIBOH, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOMB
RAILROA.D, June 29.-44 . bales cotton,
Kennedy, Childs & Co; 45 d..) do, A. H
Childs & Co; 50 tea hams, W Haslage; 4
hhds tobacco, John Fullerton; 5 cksshould
ars, J H , Parker;.4 tea hams, •A Stewart &
Bro; sdo do, Jas Lippincott; 11 pkgs to
bacco, D Haworth; 5 b*s tobacco, C Koe
then; 4 bbls cgs, W H Graff dr. Co; 4 bales
tow, Dauler, Close & Co: 4 do do, Hammer
& Dauler; 25 aks corn, 'll do oats, Meanor
& Harper; 2 cars corn, Brown & Williams;
862 bush oats, Stewart & I.4angenheim; 3
bbls linseed oil, J P Scott.
ALLEGE:ENT VALLEY RAILROAD. .June
30.-7 cars rails, North Missouri Railroad;
90 carboys oil vitroil, Braun & Wagner; 1
car stone, Forester & Mcgraw; 2 cars lime
' stone, Shoenberger & Blair; 1 do lime, D L
Re , niolds; 1 car fire clay, J Al Kerr & Co; 3
bdis lead, B Flinn; 1 box tobacco, E Me
graw & Co; 6 bars, 1 bundle iron, Martin,
Briekell & Co; 2 pkgs wool, J Taylor; 1 bbl
eggs,Graff dz Reiter; 68 aks oats,J Schwalm;
5 bbls eggs, W H Carnahan. •
ALLEGWIT Eivenort, June 29.-1 car
middlings, Stewart & Lahgenheim; 2do
wheat, W. McKee & Co; 1 do potatoes, 100
bbls flour, Owens & Harper; 7 cars lime
stone, Superior Iron Co; 11 oxs cheese, R &
A Carson; 41 bgs oats, Rose &Ewing; 2 cars
iron ore, Lewis, Bailey & Dalzell; 1 do do,
Spang, Chalfant it Co; 107 bales wool, S
Bradley & Son; 580 pigs lead,, Beymer, '
Bauman & Co.
I"mrssunos AND • CommrsviLLE
RAILROAD, Jane 27.-63 bdls paper, R it A
Carson; 162 bundles sheet iron, W F Arm
strong; 50 bbls cement, W I 3 Kirkpatrick &
Co; 85 do do, .1 R Esker; 148 coils rope,
Fulton, Bollrnan & Co.
The riNTr continues to recede steadily at
this point with about two feet in thelchan
net by the Monongahela marks.' kThe
weather yesterday was cloudy and warm
with indications at times of rain. As
might be expected with only
, two feet of
water business is well nigh suspended, and
there is but little prospect at present.bf any
immediate improvement.
The Julia No. 2 from Zanesville, arrived
in excellent time having reached the wharf
about seven o'clock on Sunday evening.
She returns again to day at 4 p. m.
The Camelia it was expected would get
off for St. Louis last evening.
The hearing of Capt. Donaldson, charged
-with shooting the negro Anderson comes
off to-day. •
The Ezra Porter—a Pittsburgh boat—is
advertised for sale at Cincinnati.
The Emma No. 3 at last accounts was
loading at Cincinnati for New Orleans.
--the steamer Clyde was sold on Mon
day last by the United States Marshal at
New Orleans, to Spencer Field. It brought
15 2 , 6 * -
—The Nicholas Longworth is on the
docks at Cincinnati. She will be remod
eled and made about thirty-five feet longer
and some twelve feet wider.
—The following steamers are lying at the
Monongahela wharf: Came Bayard,
Grey Eagle, Belle Vernon, Kate Putnam,
Armadillo, Kenton,' Armenia, Kate Robin
son and Messenger.
—We find this item floating around:
"It is said that Captain John Adams and
John Elliott, contemplate competing with
Captain Davis in the Memphis and White '
river trade, and that the new line will be
started about the Ist of August." To which
may be added the fact that Captain John B.
Davis proposes in retaliation to put a line
of boats into the Arkansas. Opposition in
th 4 Soifth is becomifig as warm as it is in
this section and farther gorth.
—General Humphrey Marshallproposes
the building of a darn thirty-six feet high
across the Ohio river at the font of the falls
at Louisville, whereby he would secure a
magnificent water front at Louisville. give
such additional depth to the canal aswould
make it. adequate to all the business of the
river, and create a water power unequalled
in the world, while the dam, having a free
roadway through it, would unite the.
cities around the falls and greatly benefit
them all. -
N ORTHERN LINE z ia gr a t
PACKET COMPANY.
[ESTABLISHED 183134
The Only. Through Line Running Be.
tween St. Louis and St. Paul.
Shippers
intoei freight to go through with
out re-shipping ve St. Lowie, will please consign
their freight—VlA NORTHERN .LINK.
Thiongh rates given over 'Pittsburgh Boats, 'and
guaranteed try
VLACH.* COLLINOWOOD, Agents.'
And • R. O. GRAY, '
••
2 2 : 'No. 94 Water Street.
AircFADDEN STREET,'"-NOTICE
JJA. la hereby given that the 'viewers ancoleted'
to assess damages and boned to (Dr Widening of Mc-
VADDEN eTREET,EIgIith wad, Allegheny, will
meet,on the premises, on IeIITDAY, the 10th day of
July,ut 4o•clock r. la., to attend. to the detter of
their tippet ettnent. JOH N KIRKPATRICK.,
Ar 'VORLET'L
BUI.FOItD.
JACILSON' STREETIVOTICE IS
hereby given 1114 the Viewers aptiointed to as
sess damages and benefits for 'widening of JAGS
FUN ranLET. Second ward. Allegheny. from Pas
ture Lane to Shieldi Alley. will meet on the prem
ises on TitURIDAY. the 9th day of July. at 43f
o'clock r. 11., to attend to the •dutles of their ap
pointment. JAME.% 0 ItAliAlt,
W. ti. EVANS, -
leMirt9- - ' 'J. D. INGHAM.
"'
`'~'a
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win
RIVER NEWS.
STEAMBOATS.
Je93:06
iOw PECK, Ornamental Ilair
HAIR WORKER. AND PERFI3IIEII,No. 133
ird street. near St:191101d, - Pittsburgh. '
Alwaya ou band, a general aesortment of Ladles'
VlOB, HANOI, CIJKLS; tiaritieruen"s WiGn, TO
'PEEB SCALPS, OUARD CHAINSBRACEILET3.
ste.iiT A good Pries in. 'cash _ wi ll be given for
RAW Ladies' and Gentlemen's Ilatr Cutting done
the neatest manner. • inh2ro
T7SIDLI. RUBBER BELTING' AND
• STEAM ,PACI NU.—A hal stock or, hand at all
t men, and of the hest quality: Parties wishing to
fit up mills or shops where Belting is required, will
find unr rrlees as low as matte had the East, and
night saved.
• , • ' 11. NULLIPS,
I . 26 and, 26 tit. Clair street. •
pOTTED.GADIW-44reare hut in
kr; recuititle 'an assortment * otToim raloe .Itro th
ere CeIC led ATkariCl4lVoSti tiona4uclutiinse,
itO
rotrldges will, ptick,,OltiPel; WbOdOde SC.. for
luncheon , p talcs. trareleis , use, le.3 , tri 'tan.
:Po4litteril&Xiiialartfor ma . ,
ItZNa AW,'
den ' Corner Liberty and Sand streets.
MI=MEI
1 ... ~.~.,.. ~` ....
- • '2 : _ z
Sarldir , Allaing
_ , •
74Fri1-
CONMUSION MERCHANTS.
LANG &
Groceries, Flour, Grath, Predaaef Pro•
visions, pub, cheese, Carbon 011. itc..
Nee. 172 and 174 WOOD STREET, near Liberty
street. Pittsburgh, Pa.
M. STEELE
M STEELE
'" A "•
Commies
AND
PIAM7R, p. -
No..B6OHIOSvL
=XI
ME,_.. DIZAHOR .JO6. HARPER.
ANOR H ARPER
ME 1
A L -----
PLGUR, G IN AND PRODUCE
.coormassipx mcomaitAirrrs
32{9 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Consignments solicited.
RIFEBSNO2B-4. G. MartAn.,•Canbler Mechanics`
National Bank; J. S. Dilworth A Co., E. 'l'. Ken
nedy A Eco. ja3ltltH
PETER 8211. -
KEILA4 ILI
COMMISSI
FLOUR, GRAIN,
349 Libe
my2-91:47-
J. BLAN D t
•
Wholesale amid Retail Grocers,
lIM:XES
ALBS. lIVELANZ
ff
AeBANE & ANJER,
JL
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUR. GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 141 WATER ' STREET. above
Smithfield, Pittsburgh. ley
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
FORWARDING AND 001INGRION MERORATTB,
For the sale of Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Seeds. Dried' Frult,and Produce generally. No. 3L6
MARKET STREET, corner of First, Plttsbnrgh.
fe22:uS'
JOHN 1. 1101382.....EDW. 1:1017811 W. 11. HOME.
01- OM I. HOUSE & BROS. A Sue.
cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale
inners and Commission Merchants, Corner of
Smlthtlejd and Water:Streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
RIDDLE No. IS3 LIBERTY
• STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa., _Commission Mer
c ant and Wholesale Dealer In Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash ad
vanced on Consignments, and paid for Produce
au gan
21
BOST. KNOX ANDIIEW X 1702
gpoMEKNOX & SON, COMMISSIO3
1
RC HANTS and dealers In FLOUR, GRAM
L PEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, NO
79 DIAMODiD, opposite City Hall, Allegheny City,
JalT:r37
DAV.CRAWFORD, COMMISSION
MERCHANT IN PIG METAL, BLOOMS',
eg - E, WROUGHT SCRAP IRON, FIRE BRICK
AND CLAY ,to. Warehouse and Office, Not. 3438
and 388 PENN STREET. Storage Banished.
Consignments solicited. oc3
lirrTLE, BAIRD & PATTON,
'Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants and
ters in Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
Carbon and Lard 011, Iron, Nails, Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
112 and 114 SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh.
J
B. CANFIELD & SON_, COM
MISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANT'S,
awl Wholesale Dealers in Western Reserve Cheese,
Butter. Lard, Pork, Bacon, Flour, Fish. Pot and
Pearl Ashes. and Oils. Dried Fruit and Produce
generally, Nos. 144 and 140 Front street, Pitts
burgh.
JOUN 811(PTON...* . .A WALLACE.
§HIP'rON&WLLACES.WHOLE
SALE U EOCEES AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
o. 6 SLXTII STREET. PlUsburkh. 1a12:r58
Jos. A. BUTLER,
ALDE Ai AND POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Office. 126 WYLIE STREET, nesr Washington,
PITTSBFR6II, PA.
Deeds; Bonds, 'Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, Ciollectlons, and all other legitimate
business executed promptly. mh.lktiS
SAMUEL McIIIASTERS, •
ALDERMAN,
Ex-Offleto Justice of the Peace and Police Magis
trate. Mike, GRANT STREET, opposite the Ca
thedral, rirrsauntui, PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions and all Legal Business executed with
promptness and dispatch. " sable
EIISTACE 8e MORROW,
ALDERMAN,
EX-OFFICIO JUSTICF 07 TILETE. PEACE AND
POLICE 'MAGISTRA
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions and all Legal Business executed with
Promptness and dispatch. my'S
A - AMMON,
Justice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT.
CARSON STREET ,EAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection of Rents solicited and promptly attend
myarySo
WILMA!'" B. BARKER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE; - CONVEYANCER, &C.,
Office, CARSON STREET, nearly opposite the
'Railway Depot, SOUTH PITTSBURGH.
• Btuslnes* entrusted -to his care promptly attend
ed to. 16y1:Y131
ARCHIBALD BLAKELEIC,
apll:oo:dite PITTSBURGH. PA
DANIEL McMEAL, 111. D.,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
No. 50 Grant St., near
at4U:x7l
T S. FERGUSON,
tt •
SECOND noon, FRONT BOOM. ap4:w73
JOHN W. RIDDELL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
o®ee,ll6 Diamond Street,
(Opposite the Court House,)
fel& t 44
IXT A. LEWIS,
I T •
mhfi:uB
H C. MACKRELL.‘
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
ray24:b2s
JOHN A. STRAIN,
E%-OFFICIO _JUSTICE OF TEE PEACE. AND
POLICE MieISTRATE.
Office ,113 A FIFTH STREET, opposite the Ratite.
drat; Pittaburgh, Pa, limeis, Bonds, Mortgages
Acknowledgments, Depositions and all Legalßusi.
nese executed with proinptliesel and dispatch. •
_
JOHN. iti-cHEIS,
random, Bounttes and Arroari of. Pay promptly
collected. nooZon
TItAIN PIPE. - HALL & ADAMS'
1:5 BUPEUIOIL eirriOwn 1 (.4' • '
~•
I ••• DRAIN
kit vitegjtiojd orie to twentfoul' . Inches st
DOW aLLlArwsirents Ins Instsursettners. , Her
W"d liner. between Bath and Sixth streets.
jolt
4 4 l-
wiremassaLs DEALERS IX
• SON,
on Merchants,
ZALICRS IN
.ko.r.kit:i), &o.
•VI near Ease Cowmen,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
r
JAS. J .F. 131CWANI.
I HART,
L N MERCHANTS,
I. DEALERS IN
EDS, MILL FEED, &c., &e. ,, ,.
! St., Pittelnargh, •
No. 396 PENN STREET
PROFESSIONAL
AT'l OIi~TEY - AT~LA~P.
No. 9S FITTIII STREET,
OFFICE ~UCD RESIDENCE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 87 Fifth Street.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ATTORNEY-ALAW,
No. 99 Diamond Street•
PITTSBIIREirf, PA
!Eto Grunt Street,
PlTT3litrlloll. PA
ALIAEOPARakiA.N,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. S 7 Fifth Street.
-
miscimLL'2LNEOUB,
(ii - - _
HEAT DISTR H
EBE7ION BY TE
METROPOLITAN GIFT ,'IODIPANY. Cash
G its to the amount 0rt250,00'.0. Every ticket
draws a prize.
5 Cash Gifts Each 610,000
10 ~ '• 5,000
20 •• •'•
1000
40 •• 14 500•
200 •• •• 100
300 . •• •• 50
450 •• •• • 25
25
6300 0 ••, • ~.
___,
Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each e3OO te.93 0 • 9
15 35 0 Sew .il7; ma • e ‘ bines M .. e . l.od ... e . o . n c s at , ` h •
7 6 5 0 to o "C'W O .
250 Musical poxes. " 25 to g l lg
........
=I
300 " iSo..
750 Fine Silver Watches.. .. . " 30 to 547"
Fine 011 Paidtings Trained Engravings, Silver
Ware, - Photograph v Albums, and a large as
sortmen: of Ina Gold Jewelu, in all
valued at $1,000,000.
A chance to arrao one of the above PP izes by par
chasing a Sealed Ticket for 25 cents. Tickets de
scribing each Prize are sea led in Envelopes and thor
on}ibly mixed. On-receipt of 23 ets.. a eleakd Ticket
wfli be drawn witlunt choice and delivered at our
office, or sent by' mail to ssay address. The prize
named upon It will he delivered toolre ticket bolder
on the payment °foie dollar. PHzeownl be imme
diately sent , to any address, asoequested, by express
or retartt mall. -
You wltl know whoa - your Pribe ft before lion pay
for ft. Any prize me 7 be excitarspeetjewarreeker of
the same tqltie. NO E. , ANN'S.
Agitißte patrons can depend owfair dealing.
REPICRIINCHZ. —We select the law' following Eames
from the many who Nave lately - drawn' valuable
prizes andlklndly permitted us to publish them:
S. T. Wllitlns, BulTalei.• N. Y..ta i lleo; Miss Annie
Monroe, Chicago, 111.; valnod 'at Wit; Rodert
Jackson, Dubugue, lowat Gold Watch: 4030 t• P]idip
McCarthy Louisville, Kit., Diamond Cluster Mug,
MOD; R. A. Pktterson, New Bedford; Mase. • Silver
Tea Set. ISM Miss Emszo Walwortlr,
Wis.,.Planui-95 3 0; Rev,T. W. Pitt, Clevelarludi
Melodeon, Sin
publish no names without permission,
OPINIOMO OF THI3 PREENS'.—"TBer arse
doing the largest business: the Arm Iv rellaticl,•_•and
deserve their streeess."—Weekly Tribune, PO' 8,.
no.
"We have examined their system, and knovothem.
to be a fair dealing Arm. "—Nero York' lferal4 10.
29, 1338.
"'Last week altilend of oars drew a $5OO
which was promptly received.--Dally Yaws, Noted ,
3, lebe.
Send for circular giving many more reSerenoteanel
favorable notices id-em the press. Liberal indium
menu to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
packdge of Sealedl Envelopes contains • 'NE Esori
GIFT- SIX tickets ;by ci; 13 for 404 35 for*SOW forildb.
All letters should , be addressed to H
WILSON & C0...173 BROXDWAIN N. XV
juB:r37
Ul7l=A
-- CITY OF ALLEGHENY. /
TumAsurucr."3 OFFICE, June Bth; 1868: i
ALLEGHENY TAXES.
•
Notice Is hereby given that the.AsseMors have
now placed In the Treasurer's (H&c the duplicates •
from the several wards•of
City, Poor, City Business, School, School
Building and Public Park. Taxes, _
And of WATER RENTS for the year ISM and
that said Taxes will 1:101? be recelYediflursuance•of
the Acts of Assembly, of February: 27th, ises.;
and of April .I.4th, 1863, subject to .the following
regulations and allowances:
Flite per cent. if plaid on or before the
Bret day of July.
Four per eent. if paid on orbefore the.
first day of AnasistL
Two per cent. if paid on or before One
first day of September.
If paid after the first day of September..
and on or before the first day of Ocao.
ber. no deduction will be made. •
If paid after the first day of Oetobery
and on or before tbe first day of No•
veal:doer, an addition of five per cent:
shall be added to and payable on the
same.
AFTER THE FIRST 01 , NOVE3LBER, Waco
rants will be issued to enrolee the collection of Al=
taxes remaining unpaid, together with the percena
age accrued thereon, and the custs.
D. NACTERRON City Treasurer.
Jes:ral
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
DRAYS, RAMS, &c.
Notice Is hereby given to all owners of Drays,
Carts. Carriages,Buggies, $.1.. whether resident or
non-resident in the City of Pittsburgh, to pay their
Licenses at the Treasurer's Office of the City of.
Pittsburgh FORTHWITH, i s . accordance with an
Act of Assembly, approved March 30th, 1860, and•
and an Ordiusuce of the Councils of the City
Pittsburgh, passed April 16, 1560.
All Licenses not paid on or before MAY 15, 1868,
suit be places In the hands of the Chief , of
for collection,. subject to his fee of 30 cents-for the
collection thereof, and all persons who neglect or
refuse to take eat Licenses will be subject - to a per,
any, to be recovered before the Mayor, double the
amount of the License.
The old metal plates orpreyleus years most be re--
turned at the time Licenses' are taken out, or pay
25 cents there.7or.
RATES OF LICENSE:
Each One Horse Vehic1e..........$ .1 50,
Each Two Mosses " 12 00
F.och Four Horse" . 15 00
Each Two Horse Hack... .—.— ........ 15 00 ,
Omnibuses and Timber Wheels drawn by Two
Horses. Eightern Dollars east. For each addi
tional Horse used in any of the aboye vehicles, One
Dollar. SAMUEL ALLINDER, •
City Treasurer.
YrITRUEIIOII. February 18. 1888.
TA.X.EB ! TAX -VS ! !
The Tax Players of the conaelidated City of F..nts
burgh, are her by notified that the Tax Books: are
now in the hands of the City , Treasurer, ready , for
collection.
Taxes and Water Rents paid between the Tart of
JUNE and the- tat of AUGIJER. w ilLbe received at a
DISCCrUNT OF SIVE PER CENT,
And between AUOITST Ist, and tile 15th of SEP
TEMBER, eta ' • •
__
• DISCOUNT OF TWU PER CENT.
From the 1301 of SEPTESLIIER to the Ist of OC
TUBER, all taxes will be payable as assessed. After
tho Ist of OCTOBER, FLUE per aent. will be added;
and on the Ist of NOVEMBER, all unpaid,Taxes
will be put Mtn tbe handnorCollectors WIT 3 TEE
VSIRTILER ADDITION OF FIVE PER CENT.
making a: difference' of FIFTEEN PER CENT,
between those paying In July and those paying in
November.
Sif - The STATE MERCANTILE LICENSES are
now due, and s“ould be paid °nor before the Ist of
July, to save coat and expense of suit._ -
8. ALLINDER,
• jel6:r6s . City Treasurer.:
OFFICE OP CONTROLLER GF ALLEOURNT CO., ),
PITTSBUROIL. June. 23d, 1268.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS .will bo receleed at this
office until JULY 3d, inclusive, for the erection
of a new Wooden Structure at the Bridge over
Montour', Bun, on the Middletown road, in Moon
town,
Also, for the erection of a new Wooden Struc
ture at the Bridge over Peters- Creek, on the road
leading from the Brownsville road to Elisabeth,. on
the lands of Amos Pearce, in Jefferson townsh*
Plans and speciCleations can be seen on app,llda
tion.
By 111rection or the County Commissioners
EIMM
WITH TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
A. Act of Incorporation, books for subscription to
tHo Ctspltal stock of the Company Pa erect a Bridge
over the Ohio River, from near the mouth of Saw
Mill Run. (Temperancevillod to Allegheny, will be
opened as follows, viz:
At °Mee of H. H. .1.• H. E. DAVIS, Allegheny,'
July 6th and 7th.
At IiAIt.E'S.HOTEL, Pittsburgh, July Bth And
90].
At oaeo of D. L. PATTERSON. Allegheny. (late
Manchester,) July 10th.
And at race of JOHN HALL & CO., Borough Of
Temperancevllie, July 11th. .
The Books will be kept open from 10 o'clock A. M.
to 41'. at.
By order of the Commissioners. '• - '
jeStr3S HENDERSON DAVIS. Siecretaii.
°gyms OF Cm F gGINIIS AND SuittrETOU.
• • Pittsburgh. Julio 1868. I
NOTICE . TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS for Grading, Paving
and Curbing—
GUM STREET, from Webster 'to Cliff street.
TOWNSEND IS MEET, from to Decatur St..
VINE ALLEY, from Federal to Washington et.
KIRKPATRICK STREET, from Centre avenue
to Duncan street-
POITRTH STREET, from Ross to Try street.
THIRD STREET, from Rosa to Try street.
•
Will b. received itt Ole office until FRIDAY, Suly
3d, 1888. Specitientionfl and blanks for. bulding
can be had by calling ut this
It. J. MOORE,
City Engineer.
MEM
SUNDRIES. .
400 bus Prime Yellow Ear Corn.
300 bus do do Shelled do. _
50 bus Prime Barley. •
3,000 lbs. Dried Apples.
500 lbs. Dried Peaches.
25 bbls. Sorghum Molasses.
10 bbls. Sweet Cider.
50 doz. Corn Brooms,
In store and for salelsv
'FETZER 8 ARMSTRONG..
j e 4 ' • 16 Market street, corner First._
It A NSP ARE NT GREEN OIL
CLOTH, for Window Mimics—superior in
quality and lower In price than the Eastern manu
facture. Another large supply of the different
widths Jura received from factory •
J. rePHILLIPS,
iee 26 and 1.101 St Clair strert
QRIENTAL PICKLES.--Just re
ceived, • another invoice of these superior
I' ales, put up in. patent Jun' , by °route t Black,
well; one for said by
•,. • ' . . JOHN A. EENSHAW
. jele (:or. l.lbee.r . and Hand streets:
MereWINDOW, SHALDEE4. of
• any oiler and size •Secietred, with 'border.
term in Mite_ or alai also the pieta Bleeder sun
purpose; uo 3-so — s "dad. SI th e mi vi u ct,
Warerooms, 28 and 28 let. Clair street.
104 J. a. ratuars.
DIRT.
NOTICE.
RAILROADS.
PITTSBURGH andalgliM
CONNELLSVILLE R. R.
On and a THIMSDAY.' March s th. 18 "
trains ar Ave at and depart &or:1.0e Depot, oar
ner of Grant ind Water streets.
.De *810110as:1-
par. - Arrive.
Mail to and frOtornlont'n. 7:00 A. X.
_ P.
McKeesport A eeoratnodt'n.ll:oo A. X. .6:09.
P. Y.
Ex. to and front Untont'n. 3:00 P.M. 10:00 A. X.
West Newton Accommod`n 4:3OtP. X. 8:35 A. N.
Braddock's Aeconnnodavn 6:15 P. Y. 7:50 P. N.
Night Acc. to MeKeesport.lo:3o P. Y. 0:40 A. N.
Sunday Church Train to and
from West Newt0n......., 1:00 P. X. 20:00 A. N
For tickets apply t
W. B. STOUT. Supei : lntenfle j lit l !" Ir ` Th7°. Agent "
mbs
4.
LLEGHENT i W i gu iggs
VALLEY RAILROAD.
0 Y DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL REGIONS.
Ranningtheongh to Venango City without change
of cars—Connectlug with trains East and West on
the Warn.. .k Franklin Railroad, and Atlantte &
Great Weatern Railways. Shortest and quickest
ate to Oh' city and Franklin, and all points in the
Oil: Regions..
On andiafter AprD2434li, 1565,__Passenger Trains
Wit leave limn and orrive at the Pittsburgh Dept*,
cerher Canal and Pike Sts. as follows:'
epari. Arrive.
}Safi to and Pm Ven. City. 7:00 A. X. 6:15 , P. Y.
Express `, •• - • 10:40 r. 1f.1' 0 : 26 A.11..
Brety's Bend Aecommodft 3:00 P. M. 10:20A. Y.
Sods. , Works Aesom'n....... 5:30 P. X. 7:551k. Y.
Firs: Halton Actomod'n.... 9:50 A. M. 11:40A. Y.
Secoad Hutton .tecomod're 1200 M. 3:55P. Y.
Surelay Church' Train loaves Soda Works at 8:0
A. arriving Na Pittsburgh' at 9:50 A. at. Re
turning, leaves Pkitsburgh at 1:10T. at., arriving orb
Soda Works at 2:a5 p. at. -
H. BLACKSTONE, Snp't.
W. V.. HOPE. Tlecet Agek. • aff2s
I VTSBURGllifignege
CINCINNATI' AND ST.
It I 8 2AILWAY, '
PAN RANDLE ROUTE.
OEIA NOB OF T1ME....-On and after SUNDAY,
June 11Is-a-1867, trains will leave and arrive at the
Union. De2en, as follows, Pittsburgh time;
MMI
Ea ____
Past prom,sil ,- _.
m-... 11:. ..__ ,
0 p. 20 a. in.
NixedWa7a: ,: 0:10 a. m,: 7:05 p. m.
McDonald tc-Acc.tn, No. r,"1.114o a. Mt 3:05 p. m.
Sleabenvilloqiccommod't. 3:55 p.m. 9:30 a. m.
MeDoirold , a+.lkoc'Et; No. 2.. 5125 p. ta. 3:210.a. m.
erzczAL ligrricx.—SundaTExpress leaves at 24:1,/
p. m. arrival/gin Cincinnati at 6:00a. at. the next
morning. ,
The 11240 fa. m. Train leaves daily,. Sundays ex-
Monied.. and makes close connections al Newark for
Zanesv lEe and points on Sandusky. Mansfield &
'Newark: K. It;
_ . _ _
Ss F. SCULL. General Ticket Agent.
W. W . CARD, Sup't., Steubenville.
) §llOl3, PORT WAYNE & CHICAGO
W. AND • CLEVELAND & PITTSAURGH,R. R.
From Tune 7th, 1888, trains will leave from.
end arriv e at the Union Depot,. north side, city
time, as hollows:
Lance: Arrive.
!Chicago 11 2:03 amt Chicago Ex.., 2:08a m .
Cleveland Ex.. 2:03 Sin Cleveland Ex. :2:08n nit
'EdeEYgfa2'l 7:29 am , ,ilhicago Ex .... 11:23 ans
Cl. B Wh', OM 8:13 a mcWheeling Ex. 11:08 am.
'Chicago M 0:58n miSt. Louis Ex.. 3:33 pm .
Ching° Cl. Wh'it Ex 4:38 pm
,Cli&Vt%'g Ex- It4BpriErie & Yg'n Ex 8:13 pm.
Chicago Ea -P.58 p m Chicago Ex 4:20p m
&Erie Ex. 4:88 Cl. &Wh'g. Ex 7:08 pm
„frvin Allegheny. Arrive fir• Allegheny
B:3Bam N. Brigt'n Ac. 7:o3am.
LeetetTale" 10:13a m!Ni.. Brigt'n " 8:28 ais
"
11:28•a m' Wellsville • " • 8:53 ana
Rochester ''`` im New Castle " 10:13 am
-Wellev'eAct,.. 3: m Leetsdale " am
9:13 a
Leetsdale Aoc. 4:33 m "
," 1:08 pm
!N. Briga'n " • s:3Bpm N. Britt. 'n " 2:43 pm
N. Bt*it'n ". • 6:2lrpmiLeetsale 9:83 pm
:Leetsdale --10:41-3pall . 7:28 par
• p. Chicago Expreseleaves daily.
Jar 11:93 a. m. Chicago Expressarrives daily.
leB • F. R. 31 - 7ERS. General Ticket Agent.
101..gN NBYLIF.A.
CENTRAL RATER°.
On. and after June. Ith,
rive. at and depart fremtb.
:Washington and Liberty a
Arrive.
Mall Train.... I:lseam
Fast Line 1:408 m
Wall's No. 1.. 6:2o'sm
Latrobe Aec'n 7:59 am
Wall's N 0.2.. 8:50 am;
1 - Anal:meg! Ex. 9:10 amj
Johnstown Ac, 10:35 a ml
Baltimore Ex. 1:00 n,
.m
Express 1:20 g m
Wail's No. 5... 2:15 innl
• Braddoehs No 1 5:30 p.m
Wall's No. 4. 7:15 pm
'Altoona. Aec'n
and Emigrant
Train 9:3on mk -
The Church Train leaves W-A.Ps Station every
Sunday•at 9:15 a.m., reaching Iftleburgh at 19:05
a. m. Returning, luxes Plttsb - segh at 1.2159 p. m.
and ants :s at ail' a Station at 2:00 p..m.
'Cincinnati Expresslesves Allettler train*
daily except Sunday.
For Inrtner informrsaen apply tai
W. H. BEelaWfiFS, Agent.
The Pennsylvania 3biliroad Companyn4ll not sua
sum e say risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel, :mid limit their•responsibitity to Or.e.ktundred
Dolia. - s in value. Alt Baggr . .ge exceeding that.
Amount to value will at the 'Mk of tbe owner, un
less taken by special contract.
• EDWARD. H. WILLIA3fS_,
jeS GeneralSaperluteadent, Altoona, F a.
STERN PENN
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bar SYLVANCA RAIL-
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n and alter May Ilith, /MA She Pas
senger. Trains on Ese•Wes term Pennsylvania Rail
road will arrive at , and •depart from, the Federal
Street Depot t .
17 Allegheny
Arll6. City,, as fo
D llows:
_ 1 •
,park
SPringsVe NO I 6:35 a.MBEr.li
- 6:15 a in.
Freeport No. 1 13:35 am! Freeport .No-b 9:10.a re
Expeues 10:16:a in I Sbarpb'g No.111:20 a xe.
Shamb`g No. 1 • I:9s.pro.Empress 1:50 p m
Freeport. NS. 2 40.0 p mirangd'e No.l. 3:50 pm
Mail 54:50p m Ffeeport N 0.2 0:05 pin
Sp - ingd'e No 2 7klo. p mjSavingd'e No 2 7:30 par.
Above trains
run
Above except Sunday.
The Church Trails leaves Allegheny Janet. every.
Sunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny City an.
91.16 a a. m. Renaming, leaves Alleglscny City at
1:30p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Onset. at 9:45!
p. m.
COMMIITATION 'TICICIPPS--. POP sale in packages ot
Twenty, between, Allegheny City, Cestnut street,.
Herr's, Bennets, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsburg,.
Wood only on the trains Stopping at Stations spo
on tickets.
The trains leaving. Allegheny City` at 6:15 a. m.
and 1:50 P. 24..make.dirset, conneciim tit Freeportx
with Walker's line ofStages for Butler and Hannah 9..
town. Through tick may be purchased at the
Office, No. 3: . ;t. Ci it street, near the Suspension.
Bridge Pittsburgh, net at the Depot, Allegheny.
For further Inform Um apply to
JAMESL EFFIIRTS, Agent,
Federal. Street Depot.
The Weatarn Pen ealvania Railroad will not as
sume any risk for Be zags, excepn for wearing ap
parel, andlimit thei aesponslblll-4 to One Hundred
Dollars in value. All baggage exceeding Ode.
amount inavalue will 'be at the risk of the owner, 111:1,
tees taken by special ontract.
DW ARD • 11. WILLIAMS,
Den.-a 1 unerintendant, Altoona. Pa.
myll
SMOKY !ILLak ai ligmat
UNION FACIE@ RAILWAY ,
Istirn ID vision.
Ilse SHORTEST AND MOST BELLI/MAC ROUTS.
from the East to all polataia
Controller
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Colorado, Nevada,
Californ , 'Utah,
Arizon ,
New Mexico, Idaho;
Oiegon.
Two Trains !moo State Line and Leavenworth
daily (Sundays exeepted. ) on the arrival of Koine. of
runic Railroad from St. Lottia, and nonalbal and
St. Jo Railroad fnm•QtlinCy, vonnettinv at Law
rence, 'lraego with ate, s ee.for ali
point lof track west of Ella
worth 4 STATES EXPRESS COM
PAIL
OF OVERLAND MAILA.ND SEES_ FOR
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Numbering sixteen Bret-class vesielg. among that;
the celebrated z
CITY OF FARM_ CITY OP ANTIVEPP_ •
CITY OF BOAT I O wi N es . CITY OF BALTIRORR.
IiaIIIngEVERY SATURDAY. from Fler . 4l, Ronk
River, New York. Forlismagsi or thriller intOrma,
tion apply to
• lIIILLut.BINUHAA
vivo* Brastmlohithkfcarsauluiii
Nagel? Moats Poet Oflos, Plummy,
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//d'art. Arrive.
2:15 a. in. 18:10 a. in.
9t40
_7:15 p. ret.
Ll~an.
new; Trains will an
.. Unica Depot, corner of
streets, as follows:
Day tan:es:3.. 5k..55 am
Ws No. 1.. 0130 am
Mall Train 7150 a m
ireinclarsati Ex 11:40 a m
No. 2..11:51 am
'Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm
114ra ddateks No t 4:00 pm
Phila. Expres. 4:50 pm
N0.•3..: 5:10 pm
Wall's,No.• 4.. 5:05 p=
Fast Lae.:.... • 7:30 pas
Latro2e.Acc'n 5:50 p m
Swissvale Ac'n.lo:so pm
Washingtoils
TrF"WirV% - 1
in the Territories,
TRI-WEENLT LINE of
all.en) Fort, Pans Albts
points In Artzolilt sad
tons of rolling stock ant
ingemente matte with re
isportstion Llnes - from its
nui now cutlers unequalleft
ision of freight to the F&I"
he principal offices in the
tickets Via THE S3I6HT
PACIFIC RAILWAY,
AitilD,Etu4 . os.
General Superbstenflen'
J. H. WEBtiTEII,
Generail 'Freight and Ticket Agent
SHIPS.
RPOOL ANDsnlk
I NSTOWN.
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