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%ITTSBURGHPEFROLEUM MARKET.
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'IFO/08 OF THE. PITTSIIIION•GAzETY.T.,
THURSDAY, July 16,18615.
C RDT- O Z--The crude market; was again
4 ,r9 firm and, and considerably excited to.
:q. and antlll farther advance has been
:..tablished.- Bale of 1,000 tibia spot at 14%f
`fl do at 1.21: 1,000 for July or August eel
rc option, to be delivered on cars at Ve
irago CRY, at $5,50 per bbi.• At the close,
i"ore Was no spot. oil offering below 15,
;;bile it - : wan though that 149 might have
yen realited. We do not Believe "that in
hlsttiry'of the trade, dating back 'some
I.n or tyioltrhypsti l Pas the . In g ide been
. • ,
extreMeiv.seosit vp, and easily agitated,
`•,..idu r ring.thp POstSlxtv dayst an adVance
decline of a dollar p'.r bbl, his secured
ithin forty-eight
,botun, and it bas been
frequent'of late; that it now dreates little
no snprlba' •
_ •
market fur bonded oil
as active and very iranch excited ta-day,
••-3d with large sales, reaching' - IvielVet
-,iousan'd bbits, pricer have still further - ad
;•llcced. • It was rumored that privatti ad
Bees from 'AntwerP quoted' at 54 franca,
hick if correct, is a half franc - higher,
tan it has been at any time this year.' The
ilea reported were as follows: ' •
July•last half• , 34 e
)00 S , .... . . . ..
1700 " •' • 84e
,t,/00 " Ai • • 343(c.
• ' 000 34340
-. 500;) August—first half 3435 c
;i.‘)oo August—last half 350
- -100 August—last half • • - , 84301
DOO August—first half 3434 c
:r3OO August—first , half • 84341
, t3OO 500 each, Augnat to' December-, 35c
• tlOO "call," Setitember—tfl 88e ,
500 last half September Sago
. 44 -35 ma
ARRIVALS—The following are - the ar 7
::ival aof Ortlde oil by the Allegheny Val
;•-33r Railroad for 'Wednesday and Thtm
'
,• ) M. Edgerton.l76o I 0: B. Jones 1160
I EcOreery & 8... 60u Leech it Wood.— 160
;IcKee , 164.& Ccr.'looo 10. U. Burk. - • 'BO
Mills. 320 14. W. McFerran.- 80
• • •
dosal
OIL sutra - Farm Ozo, A. 'v. E. R.
z• Citizens Ref. Co.,` 154 bbis refined to P. A.
& Co.; Philadelphia.
Wormser, Myenk & - Co., 217 bbls refined
0 Warden; Prow &Co.. Philadelphia.
MeKelvyßro., 112 do do to W. P.
ogan 110rt0 , ,,. thiladelphia. • -
Livingston &`Bro.; 300 do do to Warden,
rew & Co., Philadelphia. ,
MontFheimer,- Kookier-de ... 0:2u . 50 do tar
'l3 -- Waring, King Lt Co.. Philadelphia.
" Braun dr, Wagner, 50 do :tar to Waring,
& Co., Philadelphia.
t
•.•11L 13DIPKENTS BROX DIIQUESIM DEPOT—
;
FOR TWO DAYS.,
• Hutchinson 011 Ref. 470.,.--168 bola refined
Warden, Frew &Co., Philadelphia.
' G. W. Holdship, 213 do do to Waring.
& Co., Philadelphia.
Brooks. Ballentine & Co., 97 do _do
LVarden, _Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
A. D. Willer, 110 do do to Waring, King
t. Co., Philadelphia.
Union Ref: dc• St. Co., 107 do do to
v. Wright & Son, Philadelphia.
Fleming Co., 468 do do to - Waling;
ang & Co., Philadelphia. _
&McKenna Rogers, 100 do do to W. P.
&:Bro., Philadelphia.
Lafferty & Waring, 958 do do to Wax-
King & Co., Philadelphia.
Hutchinson Ref. Co., 112 bbls benzoic
r;) Warden, Frew& Co., Philadelphia.
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:461 WANTED-01M STILIS.—Two oil stills
• n good order, capacity about one hundred
,7`nd fifty barrele each; also, one tank, ea
teeny three Inandred• barrels. W. P. Lo
corner Hancock and Duquesne Way.
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.... New Yorgie.4,Siowee Market. •
~.:'...' ' € 3l , Telgraph to the Pittsburgh Gszette.l -
NEW ) ' YORK. July 16:—Cotton - is heavy
.
i•nd declining, with : sales of 1,400 bales at
.
- 4. './ ,
...... a32.ii for middling uplands: Flour; re.
'.... ' iloipts of 3,181 barrels; the market is dull
,
l'nd 10a15o lower, with sales of 6,800 barrels,
••
...;,. At $6,49a6,90 for superfine State and western;
-- k,80a8,35 for, extra State; $7,80a8,90 ,for ex
,' • - I:a western; $10,49a10,40 for-_white- wheat
••
extra; $8,25a12,65.f0r Round Hoop Ohio;
;;.A,40,75a10 for extra St, - Louis, and $10a15,50
. r..?r good to choice do.; the market closing
- ,2 --141111 and declining. California flour is dull
• : ~r:sid lower, with sales of 400 sacks at slois- -
, .....1'2,25. Rye flour is qtdet, with sales of 150
Karrels at $7;50a9. - Corn Meal IS more AC
f,ive, with sales of-900barrels at $ 5 , 6 0 for
Krestern. Wheat;" of 38,611 bushels . );
!., .
the is more active and .8a4.13 lower,_
Itb sales of 66,000 bushelsut $1,85 for No.
Milwankee;l2 for inferior new red south
' Vin; $2,30 foi , neWintied'Hetrigia;'4l,l3o for
; • "' o. 2 rag° spring ; in. store; /1,97 for
--' -, 911 lo No. 1 5pring;12,25430 for amber
~ • , nter; 20 for white . California, and white
astern at private terms. Rye quiet. - Bar
.,- ,- ;
and Barley Malt nominaL ,Corn. with.... I
'.. • t decided . cliiiiiger, - ;rbeelPts; 90,8'77 bus, 1
t
`• '' •y-ith sales of14:000, bui'at . $1,05a1,1034 for
•! ; . fi xed western afloat , sl,llg for. high mix: :
1
• nearly yellow. Pate heavy, and lc low;
- • receipts, 13,223 bus, with sales of 59,000
'—', a s at 82%883c for western in store; 84a84%c
r do.. afloat; closing at the inside figure.
--• ice' d ull. Coffee firm, with sales 'or 10.000
','.. ags Rio, at private terms. agar in. fair
• ••• quest, with sales of 900 hhds Cuba at Ila
c. Molasses dull, , Hops quiet. Petro
,: • UM steady at 16e for crude and 33c
'''tr refined bonded. - Pork' very dull
giver; 'Wes 1500 bbls at $28,25a213,37 for new
ess, closing at $ '8,241 cash; $28a28,15 for.
'7 7 ! Id do; closing at $28,21. regular; $22a22,75
• t Ion! prime;s24.i2s,so for prime mess. Beef
.. itdy; sales 170 bids. Beef hams dull..
''''ut meats steady ; 375 pkgsat.l3qal3 l 4e for
outliers; 16,y,a17%c for barna; middles
o inal. -Lard lower and dull; sales 430
cites at 16a1794e for steam; 17;14218 1 4o for
ke e rendered. Butter quiet at 20328 c for
i i
ro. Cheese steady and in fair demand.
:' • ;
eights to Liverpool firmer; engagements
' • r,steamer of 150,000 bu. corn at 7d;' 7,500
1
lu wheat at 7t d.
I.oe
li I..thar.sr.—Flour closed dull and siloe
'power; the demand was chiefly to supply
''• '',!,,bo pressing wants of loCal trade. Wheat
k a ther more steady, at $ 1.830185; for No. 2
• 1 , . ring Rye 'dull at $1,72a1,80.i Oati dull
i.tri • -
',;nd heavy, at 8243
.in 'store and 8334284 e.
„
afloat. Corn quiet and steady:: at';#l,ol3a
• ..P.. r 10); for new mixed western afloat.'. Pork
i
• oulet; sellers of• mess at P 8,25 regular, and
-players at $28,29. • Beef firm and in fair de- llnand. Cut Meats steady with a moderate
• ' El nq uiry. Bacon nominally unchanged.
t - 'f,; - ard nominal, at , 17%a17,01 for. fair. 'to
;i;
;,rime steam.. Eggs stsady at Made. , ,
El
p Cleveland/ Market.
• , eigy ,brocaraoh to the Pittsburgh Gosette.)
cugyz w,:in, July 10.—Flour; dull and
• r' fw eak; XX rod winter city gij w a n 76 ;
t,le• oouti try $lO -Wall. 00; . XX spring city .
• , ,t6 ut dBslo 00311 50;" do countrip 25a10 mi.
No. 1 red - held at 1,2 23. Corn;
i - No. 1 hold . ; at, 940. Oats; sales of 3 cars at
tiro Bye; market dull -land Inactive; held
it $1 7521 80 for No.- 1. Barley; market -
Nioniinal. Petroleum; dull and quiet; re
? Aped in bond held at 29c; do fete at 29.140 c;
pa o sifind
, Baltimore Market.
%;;;Bifrelegrapb to the rlttetturgh Gazetteo
B/.l...natonn, July 16.—Flour quiet and
tilf
?teal. r• Wheat dull and lower; choice red
•.-,a
,(42u2,45, good •$2,25a2• 35 . -- Corn fi rm;
Tbrlme white #1,14a1,16. Oats dull and un-
Pork quiet at $29. Bacon firm;
lb Sides 16%c;:.:clear do. 17e; Shoulders
t 4 toy gams 21a21c.' Laggilriu at 18,%a17Mc.
• il, ..._:.--
St Loeb Cattle ttlaricet.
4- vl. Telegraph to the nt3burgh Gazette.l
i o ' nyl
Sid, Louts, Jalv 16. t ---Boaf cattle in ttlr
~. ine.,:itilooroid at $lll7 gross, good to choice.
I.s4oup useitangod. I
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ME
• -<t. 17:6111,137'^
Finanehd Natters 'in New- Topk.
Gold Clooed:at 142X(4}1423i.
.
My Telegraph to the Pltteberat Gezette.l
New Yur i . July 16, MS T
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. MONEY AND GOLD.
s
Moniy easy at 3orp on call. Sterling r a te
„
changed. Gold active and excited, sealing
. , ,
,
up to 142g@143, nd --
closing at 1142 k ®
1423, . Exports today -1410,!XKL Supply of
. .. , ,
cash gold quite liberal. .Rrobablybe heavy .
shipments Saturday. 1
Excited under' an , export .denumd and '
lugher: Coupons... / 1, , , 1111M®113g; do.'
'6ll. ,114®114g; do. ' 119X®111; do. '65,
11 ig®ll2; do: now `, 09g&109g; - do: 7 64'
iti
tee k‘0109%; do:' 7 6k 109 - Q(4199M; 10-40 s,
108@ 1013 g; '7410e, 1 g®lo9 .- 'the office
Of S. S. Morris mi. Wall street was robbed
tO•floY. of V/ilXo.worilt,'62 coupon bonds. I '
- ) -.. ink:lame QUOTATIONS. ; • , . :"
. 1 The following wertithe 5 1 .60 prices: Canton
46 34(t 49 ; Cumberland, 803405,5; Well's EX—
prase, 24.;4543g: Axnerioan,Express, 4434
tr%: 4darna - Zir.press,,s2%; tinitva States
Express,. 453 Merchants'Union Tkx-
Vietts, 24; Qqicktdiver, 21g el , 22,q;latiiiiirosai
- 4E08; Blade Man, 100%@ l 00; • Atlantic
4r9,./otraPh;,;2s@SOr-:Wastern ID - Itiott( Tele.
/Yak , 3 Y141 35 %; New York Centrali, 1323 g,
(013744--,Nrie,66. 2 41366gt Hudeen,437; Bead.
log, 9 1k@PP,K4 MoboriA B ® 4 B%; at. Paul,
6744@ ; preferred, I,g Wig ..,Ohio and
Mississippi, 29y®2914; Michigan Central,
117;,-; Michigan tonth - erit; VI a9gf . Illinois
Central; ' , 146g®146,1; Pitts burgh, 851‘,Cgl
86; Toledo, 102. 3 / 4 ®103g;. Rook Island,•loB%
®16834; .Nort.h Western, 79%079.44; do, pre+
ferred, 87,0487 g; Fort Wavne, /0/010858;
Hartford, and Erie,l6M, Columbus, 89%;
Althtabula, '109; 'lndiana and Cincinnati,
6134; Terre' Hautk . 41; Miesonris, 91; old'
Tennessees; 69; - new, 68g, hew Virginias,
Ss;' new North Carolinas, 71%. •
- - - MINING • Satins& '' ,
Mining shares dull; Quarts Hill, 115;
Smith & Pluthalae,l7o. = . , • •
. , .
- ' 9118-TREA S U R Y me rrnhs. '
Receipts, $4,227;410; payments, 1.9,8136,906;
balance, 182,86.3,766.
. ,
13ufralo'Market.
..6160
Elly Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
BUFFALO, duly 16.—Recelpts-=B,OOO . bns
wheat, 16,000-bus corn, 2,600 bbls flour.
Shipments—not reported. Freights un
changed. Flour dtdl -and Unchanged.
Wheat nominal. Corn very dull; sales of
11,000 bus Toledo at 86c, and 8,000 bus No.
1 western at 98c. Oats quier . and lower;
salts of 24.000 bus at - 740. Other articles
•xmchanged.V , For eleiating. and storing
'grain on and after the 20th inst., will be %c
. for 20 days and Xo for each additional 10 .
days. • ‘\
Miltratikeet Market.
[lly Telegraph to the Pittahurgh Gazette.)
MILWAUKEE, July 16,-Flour dull and
-declining; choice Minnesota, $9,75a10,00;
Wisconsin :and lowa, .$8,75a9,50; medium,
18,25a8,50. ' Wheat quiet and lower. at 11,81
for No. 1 and $1,72 for No. 2. Oats &tiler;
at 67e for No. 2. Corti higher, at 91c for
No. 2. Receipts-500 bbls four; 4,000 bush
wheat; 2,000 bush oats; 2,000 bush corn.
Shipments-1,000 bbls flour; 2,000 bash
wheat; 1,000 bush oats; 5g.30 bush corn.
.
Tiado Miirket.
(By 'Telegraph .to the Pittsburgh Gazette
TOLE.DO. July 16.---Fiour quiet. Wheat;
sales were _made at $1,70 for,l4b. 2 red am
ber; seller' for September at 5L75. Corn;"
receipts-4,985 bush; shipments-22,000 bu;
sales were made at 93c for No. 1 I,llchigsm,
fresh receipts; there are more sellers than
buyers; 93c seller for latter part of . July.
Oats dull; receipts-1,985 bush. Lake
freights at 4o by steam to Buffalo, and 63ic
to Oswego.
diltago Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh dazette.l
CIMAGO, duly 15.—Beef cattle more ac
tive at $4,30a5,23 for cows and light steers;
$5,50a6,50 for fair to medium, and $6,87%a
7,50 for good to choice steers. Hogs active
and 10a15c higher; Bales at $7,80a8,50 ibr
fair to medium, lid $8,9010,25 for choice
smooth lots.
Memphis Market.
CBT Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Guette.l
MEMPHIS, July 16.—Catton quiet and
nominally unchanged; receipts, 7 bales;
exports, 61.. Flour quiet; superfine .$7,00a
VW. ' •Wheat $1,75a1,90. Corn 95a97c. Oats
75a77c. Hay 17a18c. Bran 23c. Corn Meal
$4,50a4,65. Pork $29,50. ~Lard 183ia19%c.
Bacon quiet; S houlders 133ic; clear. Sides
1734 c. , .
Pbliadelphlsi'Martet.
LBT Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
PIIItA.DELPMA, July I.l3.—Mour very
quiet and =changed. Wheat; stock
amall;,prime in good slemand at frill prices.
Corn quiet; mixed western 81;17. Oats un
changed. Petroleum quiet. Provisions
unchanged. , ,
IM:PORT'B BY. lIMUtOAD.
PITTSBURGH, Pr. WATN3 AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD, July 16.-100 bbls flour, T C
Jenkins; 200 do do, 'D Wallace;_loo do do,
McClure k McKee; 100 do do, Sam' Lindsay
Jr & Col - 100 do do, Watt Lang & Co; 3 do
oil, J P Scott; 2 cars metal, Br. wn & .Co; 4
do do, Bryan & Caughey; 1 do lumber. J
Ramsey; 25 bdls paper. Hostetter & Smith;
40 do. hoop iron, Coleman R & Co; 325 boxs
window glass, C Ihmson & Jones; lo do
cheese, Halog & Co; 1 - do dry goos, Ar
,buthnot t Co; 48 kegs nails, NV Cooper t
Co; 1 blest tea, Little Paird dt Patton; 1 box
tobacco, E Megraw; 4 . box soap, E John
son; 59 bbls tobacco, 1 hhd do, Thos A Row
leY; I car staves, Adams•&, Bro's; 41 bags
rye, EL Rea Jr; 7 hay rakes, W W Wallace;
1 box 'coffee, Arbuckles &, Co; 1 vice, Lind
say J.& E; 2 be - pi butter, 1 bbl. eggs, II
Lenz; 196 oil bbTs, Adams 456 Bro; 1 box
hams, J S Dflworth; 6 box glass ware, 1 bbl
do, Semple dr. Co; =2 harvester, A Myers; bbl
gooseberries, Voigt M dr Co; 10 doz wash
b,oards, -- 3eacks rags, McCullough ,t Co; 10
boxes - cheese, It Robinson - dr. Co; 8 Nils
frames, J Loughndge; 10 doz pails, 3 do
tubs, 3 do keflers; Watt . Lang & Co; 2 do
hatchets, A "WElwains; 20 box window
glass, 1 hhd M'Cully & Co,
PITTSBURGH‘CESOENNATI AND ST. Louis
RAILROAD, July 16.-25 tes hams, , ' E II
Myers dr, Co; 1 bbl glue, P H McKenna; 34
bbl tobacco, F Maul; 2 bbls B A
Fahnestoelc & Co; 4 tcs dried beef, Carter,
McGrew & Co; 3-do hams;, Jae 'Mills at Son;
5 do do, Lewis & McClure; 10 bbls lard oil,
Wm B Hays dr. Son; 10 tee hams„E Heinle
ton; 10 do do, Watt, Lang & Co; 1 car bulk
Wheet, Hitchcock, McCreery &„ Co; 290 sks
wheat; R T Kennedy di Bro; 1 car, staves,
M P Adams & Bra; 2 do do, J Painter &.
Son; 1 do do._Henry Geyer; 2 do do, Wm
Hastings; 17. bbla old iron. Zug 4 Co; 19 eks
rags, 5 bbls eggs, W H Graff & Co; 21 Nils
paper, puts Paper Mani Co; 34 - skis Oats,
Robb &Herron; la sks rags, 1 bx •bacon, E
Smith; 7 bales -rags, G Craighead; 18
bales cotton, A H Childs & Co; 227 sksoats ,
Brown.& 1.4.0 sks wheat, R
Kennedy &Bre; 273d0 do, Distal Dickey
CLIMILATITI AND PITTOCIROIit RAIL
ROAD, July 16, 3 pars iron, lag it Co;
2 do do, Brady's Bend Iron Co; I oar rage,
Christy it 141 - nliarn; 8 carp, copper, T M
Howe; 2 do pig Iron, Reese, Graf & Dull;
do do, Union Iron Mills; 30 bbis limerD R
Elker; 21 bbls scrap iron, 8 bdls etealtAn - -
dersom Cook dr,
.00; 165 bdis spokes, Thos
Hare & Bro; 8 h( bbls tobacco, H' Ballinger;
0 eases.pearls. J M Lindsay; 35 bbls S
B FloYd &Co; 2 obis wino, J . Prochliok; 1
car chairs, Bedford Chair Co; 50 bbls_ oil,
SP o all 60' skei oats, Bingham & Laing; 19
Wm cheese, W H Graff & Co; 3 bbls eggs, 7
bas cheeso,Noigt, Mahood & Co; 20 bas
cheese,
J J Pettit; 20 do do, W Rodgers; 12
I do do,J Rottsby; 3 bgs wont 11 G Lynch; 8
bbls eggs, 3 jars bitters, C Hartman;, 9 bbla
eggs, T 0 Jenkirm.
A (.I.Roll --VA.ILLIIT RAILROAD. 1111 y
16.-I,oooTibla crude oil, DM'Edgerton; 640
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•. ;UR . - r : FRIDAY, JULY
. 17, 1.86.
. . .
do, 0 B Jones ; 446 SO, hicCreery, & Beate'
rnont 160 do 10 do, A B Mills; 80 do crude;
LeeelOA Wood; 1.000 do. McKee; Sachet &
Co; 80 do C Burk; 2 cars. limestone,
Slloenbergor Blair; 60 bbl salt, T Mitchell;
2 can cinder,. Andrews & Hitchcock; 1 car
lime 1 car stone, J Hasting; 27, aka wool, 1
box, , M Packing; EL Wocidsides; 1 car stone,
Harrison' & liro; 1 saw,-Lippepoatt & Bake
well;,2 bdts calf skins, 2 do - Sheep pelts,
Kauffman de " - -
,P ITTEIBTITIGH AND , - 'COMKINLISVILLEI
Itlumnoabil'uly, 15-6 rolls leather, Lapps
& Weise; care metal, Youghiogheny
Iron & Coal Co; 5 bbls 'tallow, 25 sheep
Pelts, W m c Flaocus & Son ; bdle sheet
lionlW F. Armstrong; 6- pkgs' crac!cers,
Kimble& Bashiny; asks oats. Hwynne &
'Stoneman; IMO belle straw paper, W A Mc
-Clurg; $6 is oats, Adams it "Thursby; 8
bdbr sheep pelts,. Kahut, • • -••• •
_
ALLEGATINT_erATiONt. 411 . 023', bbl
hour, Stewart.Lapgenhein; 2,ears lime; !an
tfr, -
leapie " C 6; 24 green htdes c Groot
singer & Co; rear wheat; W Mel Lie; 10r,
hay, H Hew . .1 bbltcblskyda "'Kraus; :1
rear metal, limestone, Superior Iron
Co; 10 boxes 'cheese, JHaldinger. ' '
"milk kiEwris.
—A colored deck hand,,named. Charles
Virter, wesidrowned off the Xelegraph,
last •Sunday,. at Catlettsburg. was a
newland the boat; hUving shipped in ;
this city only week'ago.,
-L-Omaba dispatches of the 12th state,
that the river has fallen ,two inches since
yesterday. lielena,' Montana, ; '.dispatches
of the 13th, say the Columbia left Benton;
for St. Louis, on the '6th, the Silver: Lake
arrived there on thelth. i ' ' •
our keen have been arrested ` in New
Orlean& and held • to bail for carrying on 'a
distillery on board "a 'shirt. They would
take in a cargo of material, make a abort
.crilise, during which the still was operated,
and then xeturnwithithe spirits.
2'l3e. snag.boat , Derussev, at last ac
counts, Was six milek belaw the 'mouth of
the Osage, in the. Missourk river, laboring
hard 'with snags. During the week ending
Slily ; 11, She pulled out 42 snags, one of
them 83 feet long, and 31 feet in circumfer
ence at the butt, and 14 at the top. lier
erew had also felled 150 trees oi;i the bank
of the river. ' '
.
—Since IM9, the' Cluittahoochie river,
Georgia, has betin navigated by 134 attain
boats. Of thease,Jt.-half of which are tied
up-are now upon it; Of the remainder,
l
during these , forty yeats, 4 have been
worn out, d blown up &widena
Ily, and 2
by the Federals, 3 blown awa in a gale, 2
lost by high water, ,9 burned and 29 sunk
—in all 96 casualtAesr-and 30 have left the
, . .
• —We clip the following Iron: the %nem
. • .
nati Commercial: - Several months si ce, it
will be reniembered the LouLsville mail
steamer United States and the SilVer Spray,
Capt. Fenton, collided between here and
Louisville. Tilt ylartiets agreed to leave
the matter to arbitrators, Capt. , Pearce se
lecting Capt. Dan. Collier, and Capt. Fen
ton selecting Capt. Geo. W. Neave, who de
cided the officers of the United States were
in the wrong. This a much easier way of
settling this matter than a prolouged laW
suit.
—A St. Louis telegram under date of
Tuesday says: Yesterday a St. Pdnl steam
er was crowded with, passengers. A large
amount of freight' is. being received by
boats for Southern portii The Barge
Company, yesterday. received several hun
dred tuna for New Orleans. Several other
depaitnres were heavily ladened There
is a rumored competition between two St.
Paul packet lines against commerce again,
owing to the reduction by one of them to
the terms agreed upon four weeks ago
The Silver Cloud and Camelia are the boats
for river to-day. The S. ft .Long has been
snagging in the Arkansas, and is now
bound for Cairo; has got anew crew. The
old crew numbered twenty-nine, of whom
twenty-one are down with fevers. One
died on the way up. ,
-—A late New Orleans paper Imps: We
were astonished yesterday morning to see
the stars and bars—the flag of the late S. C.,
(so called,) floating proudly from the jack
staff of one of our Rod River - packets. , We.
Must confess that the sight of if ctrused the
blood to course ituickly through our veins,
as it carried us back to scenes far different
from those now presented to our gaze. ItS
display, hoyeever, was' purely an accident,
and as soon as the mistake was discovered
it was loweredlfrom the Mast head, furled,
hid from our.sight, and the banner of the
United States run up in its stead. A bill
was introduced the Legislature yester
day, (which leas' not yet passed) compelling
steamboats and railoads to carry passen
gers without, regard, to race, color or pre
vious condition, under penalty of a fine of
$5OO or one year's imprisonment.
• • .1111SCE.LLANE - CMS.
"..."4,4enre~rik.nneeir Anee.eneeeeeee,
TAXES: TAXES': !
•he Tax Pima of the consult dated City of Ms
burgh, are her.-by nodded' that, the Tax Books are
now In the hands of. the City Treasurer, ready for
collection.
'faxes and Water Rents pail between the Ist of
aillk - E and theist of AUGUST, will be received at a
DISCOUNT OF FIVE L'ER CENT
Aid between AUGUST Ist, and therlfith of SEP/
:TEMBER, at a• • • ••• •
DISCOUNT OP TWO PER CENT.
From the 15th of BEPTEMBER•toLhe Ist of OC
TOBER, all taxes will bziyableas assessed. After
the Ist of OCTOBER., FIV per cent. will be added,
and on the Astor- No Ml unpaid Taxes
will be put lute the hands of Collectors W ITII TILE
FURTHER ADDITION •OF FIVE PER CENT.,
making a difference of FIFTEEN PER CENT, -
between those paying in July and those paying In
November. •
air The STATE MERCANTILE- LICENSES are
now dee, and s4ould be psid on or before the Ist of
July, to save cost and expense of suit:
8. ALLINDER,
jellerllS City Treasurer.
NOTICE.
Opening of .Gibbon Street.
Notice Is hereby elven to those intersted that the
Report of Viewers, as modified by the 'Court, has
begin placed In my hands. The assessments will re•
main in my office, No. 106 Fifth street, PittsbUrgh,
for payment, onfil the 137111 day of July, when
those not paid will be tiled in Court as liens.
J. V.'51..A.43M.-Es
Jane 26th, 1608
lt/rANHOOD: HOW LOST 3, HOW,
\
RESTORED! I pub/fsheet tasselled envel
ope. Price, six cents. A' LECTURE ON THE
NATURAL TREATME T, and Radical- Durk of
Spennatorrntea, or fiemin Weakness, Involuntary
Einissimis, Sexual Debility nd Impediments to Mar.
rime generally; Nervousae 1., Consnmptlon, Bpi..
lepsy and Fits; 'Mental and P pike' Incapaeltl, re
sulting from Self Abuse; • Ac., by -.Rant. ..J. 'Oliver=
well. M.D.,
_author of the "Breen Book,
_" Ae. "A
BOON TO THOUSANDS OR STIFFERERg, ,, sent
ander seal, Ina plain envelope, to any address, port.
paid, on receipt of Aix cents. ortwo p_osts_ge stamps, R
to CHAS: J. C. KLINE &Cu. , IST OWEIW
NEW YORK, POSTOFFICE BOX 4580. Also Dr:
Clulverwell's "Marriage (Snide," price *Scents.
ANlloolo. 29 —Another New
14m
NEDIS:M PAM PIT frogs the Den of
Tin. U 011.1113. The Meoteat Timer says et this work:
ThU vabiabie treatise on the •igy_Lt+e and cure of
premature ureilne, ',bows now be - sa - -:tip
through secret abuses of youth and manhood; and
bow Bully rrealoed.. It 'Ore.'s clear synopsis of,
the Impedintrtts to marristee, the • sues aro dr e am
of nervous se hi ty, nd the remedies t herefor.‘v A
Docket !Mike% of tho above wilt be iO-warded on
Ipt a. sin !tempt. bv , addrk using Doctor Mitt
-58 north ChaLles street, Iliilthunee,,ild.
jyttitt ' ,
ACELSON• STREET.-NOTICE '
J
hereby given that the viewers spOolitted oaa.
ras damages and laments for widening of ;AIM.
ON tan MAL &woad ward. Allrgheng.• from Pas
ture Lane to Shields Wiley. will meet on the Plum*
Les on TilintSDAY,, the fhb do of July. at #S{
o'clock r. it., to attend to Or duties - of their ag...
polntment. , , , JAMEA
t 3.
J. D. INGHAM.,
JeZl:ros
oAIerADDEN STREET.—NOTICE•
• Is bereby - glven that the viewer viewers : appidated
assess damages and,theneate for widening of Igo._
PADDEN bTHEET. lighth **H. Allegheny, will
meet on this prensissw OD FRIDAY, the lOtit day of
Jell,. At 4 o'clock bi.."so *tumid to the dutlea of
theLe ligneltantent.' ' JOHN HIitKPATRICE,
- = - : MATTHEW VOEUTLKIN
0116 . HIMKO v.BITLF01 11 ). •
INDIA RUBBER BELTING AND
STEAM - PACKINti..—A full stock on band at all
mes. , and of the hest quality. Parties wishing to .
Int up mills or shops where Betting is required, will
find our traces al low as esti be had In the Mast. and
relght sared. •
1 A
410
• •
.1; F H. 1.1411.1.11414,
76 and 148 St. Clair oareet
GREAT CORE OF. ASTHMA.
A-
T. feel myself under obligations I° You,:as welt.
as s duty . l owe to others who have been like suffer,
era with myself, in order that they may kiwi . where,
they can get mired. 1 kid been subject to violent,
continued attacks of ASTHMA. for. more : thari six
years; and hid been to great expense arse to various
medical men Of expirience 'withodt obtaining any
perunment relief; or relieved at all. I was Sob
that I never knew what it was to be free from e
disease. ,Ikad to alt upkn i ted,everrxight for we k
in,y
and weeks; without (ispeet Or hops of ca ;.
My oOndltlon was such that I felt Illb a barthea. a u.
when I got anatUrek I.felt In „danger o:AM:fossil g
every moment. Bo terrible had teen my safer g
that shy MotherAifs thatsho has seen me so n
suffbeation that I was nearly black in the face from
the desperate efforta made to get:breath.. , IM the
Gold winter nights. many a night: with the loon
and windows of the house thrown wide omen. in
o lala
order to hinder the apparent danger of stn
Hon. ln this &Minion, on the 13th
,ot bar, .
1888, having heard of DR. ESTBEIVEVAb 1 DC
c iiii.
Curing this' dlsease,l called on hire,' in e pan)
with my husband, JoSeph Meyers, but I nths con.;
teal with a grestdeal of doubt as , to effecting per- .
:moment Mire." DR. KEYBElrekruninedlne re.
ibilyp and ;my lungs: all , over, with Me 1, a
BOUND,. sad told. ZllO that with care 1 woui , get
well.. I i!cisevered with his Medicines for er a
yeF and antile.ffiy in vigOtnus heal th , and to lj
FREE FROM THE AISTIIMe., aud iti teriibly .
greeible'atthadints.. I have had, once In swirl 9, a
' slight attack of the disease, but I' regard 'my le th
''irieratirelY re.estabililied, audit I do tube any al:-
taele, fl 'a few Ibustaof the Doctor's medicine di
' stelf relieves .icanatit feel too thankful for the
Cremators' from st - diseale' ,which used to cost me
whole weeks and' months of loss of sleirp. besides
suffering which none but those . who are subject to
this disease can fully appreciate or describe.
NANO' MEYERS, ,- '
IdAltY MOUNT . .30Y, (her mother,)
OBOROIANA FISHER.
Birmingham, Dec. 9, 1887:
, .
. . , .
The cue of krs. Meyers, recited above, is, one of
more then ordinary importance, because of the *to
lence of the attacks, their continued length, and'
the great prostration of alt the vital pßwers attend
ing the diseuee. AnY one Who kneW her 4nritig the
time she was a sufferer from the disease of which'
she was cured, and will look at her now, the very
picture of robust health, cannot but admit that:the
cure is one of more than ordinary character. loss.
much as we bear of Asthma every day of our lives,
being a disease 'of an' incurable nature. Let those
who doubt investigate for themselves. •
DR• ItRESERI3 RESIDENT CONSULTING OF
FICKFOR LUNG EXAMINATIONS AND TILE
TREATMENT OF OBSTINATE CHRONIC DIS.
EASES, No. 190 PENN STREET, Dom 9 A. u.
Deafness,./lard Hearing, Dlsehaiges trcim
the Ear, Polypus of the Ear, , Catarrh.
Ozena, Blind Eyes, Inflamed Eyes. and
r
every species of Sore Eyes and E ' s sue.
cessfully Treated by Dr. K.eyi r, No.
DSO Penn Street. ' ' •
The ease to which we alluded some weekaago, of
Christiana Fisher. or Beaver county, is now entire
ly confirmed by the appeamnite of Alice Fisher her
self, who to-day tailed on DR. KEYSER in person,
to thank him for his kindness and skill in restoring
her to ENTIRE AND PERFECT SIGHT. Miss
Fisher has been nearly blind for four months. She
was so blind that she could not distinguish any ob
ject so as to make out what It was. The case le re
markable, as hundreds of cases like her's are doom
ed to never-ending-darkness, on' the flimsy pretext
that there is no cure and nothing can be clone. She
was tinder DR. ./f..EYSER'S treatment for two
months, and before she applied to him, through her
brother, Simon P. Fisher, slight hopes were enter
tinned of her ever getting her tight. tier case Is
well known in the neighborhood where she resales,
and has been regarded' as one of extraordinary re
covery. We, the undersigned, know of the cure of
Miss fisher , and bear wining testimony to the fact
above stated. ' Crum:MAN ifieniem
Siatox F. FIRMA, (brother,)
. Ai( nix BRADLEY,
Taylor Avenue. Allegheny;
EUGENE kieCaearr,
_ LOUISA BOREAL, (her niece.)
• September 18tb, 1801. •
Thocase above referred to was entirely cured by
medicines to purify the blood, and it is witnessed by
seamier persons who,have known Miss Fisher; and
have a knowledge of her total restoration to health
,
and the recovery of her sight, as the aceeuipanyltig
letter'of her.breititer sets forth:
Da. Erreira—This is the list of nameathat I have
to your advertisement of the cure of my sister,
Christiana .Fisher. They were all willing , to put
their names down, and were very much astonished
to , see that you brought her sight so soon. My .
mother sends ber thanks to you; she asp, "you are
one of the greatest men in the world." She says if
we had not come across you she believes her child
would not be living at' this time. We alt join in
sending our love and respects to you.
B. P. FISHER, North Sewickley. . 7 .
Lizzie Mahead, - 1 ,
Tillie Mahead,
T. 2d. Mahead, '
Thos. Mahead,
Lean Allison,
Mary J. Brown,
Jane A. Morton,
J. C. Weller,
Mary J. W,eller,
N. H. Hazen,
Nancy 111. Hazen,
Mary H. Morton,
Wm. 'H. Morton,
Ezra Hazen,
JennieWilsi
Chris. M. Wilson,
Mary E. Wilson,
Mary Fatten,
Jennie Patten,
Martha Patten,
Jamciabitten.
Bailie E. Dobbs,
Jennie E. Dobbs,
J. W. Dobbs,,
I. Dobbs
Wm.- Pence,
.1. C. Fisher
Willamina Fisher,
(her mother.),
S. H. Brown,
Philip Friday.
Rachel Friday,
H. N. Teckle,
A. H. Caroll,
E. W. Lievenderter,
Wm. Jenkins
Michael Harris,
Ja.. A. Fleming,
C. 3: Swlneburg, .
Susan 'Jemmy/L.
Eliza Hyde,
Wm. Alirson,.
Eliza Ltevendorter,
T. L. Young,
J. Llevendorter,
,J. F. Mitchel,
A. M. Llevendorter,
A. Gardner,
G. Llesendorter,
.1. F. Morrison,
A. PS. Morrion,
Hobert Habeid
Christiana Pial364,
Isabella Dobbs, ,1
N. Yunkhouser,
D. Fisher,
G. Fisher,
(her brother,)
, .
DR. HEYSER!S CONSULTATION ROOMS. No.
120 PENN STREET. corner of EVANS ALLEY.,
OFFICE HOURS ?Roll 9A. TO 4P. B.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, RESULTING
FROM PLEURISY,OURED.
Statement of GEORGE 'FORD, carpenter, of No.
16 Sampson street, Allegheny City:
I took a violent attest of pleurisy, in Map. 1868,
whine left 0 with a cough lasting all summer,
wearing away my strength and gradually under
mining my health. During thi, attack of pleurisy I
bad several -physicians of the highest reputation in
the city. After I had partially reroecred from the
pleurisy, I was advised to go • into the country,
which did, and when there I* called in a doctor,
who told me left lung was affected, and 'that if
something were not done soon I would die of CON
subirrioy... I lingered on from this time until
about the middle of June, my cough and lung dis
ease gradually growing worse, and !weaker every
day, and almost despairing of ever getting well.
Indite state of despoil ,ever, and knowing the gen
eral belief of the *lncurability of Consttmetion, and
having heard of cures made by DR. liEl tiEft, and
seeing his advertisement in the newspapers, 1 was
induced in October hist to call on the Doctor at ills
office, 120 Penn street, and: had him ,examine my
lungs with his * "LUNG SOUND." He told me the
upper lobe of my left lung was very much diseased,
but he thought with great care and the perseverance
In the use of his medicine, would get well. At the
time I called on Dr. Keyser ray purse was over one
hundred and thirtybeats In a minute, and fwas gen-.
easily prostrated, and had to ' poeglinight and day.
I. commenced the Doctor's treatment In October,
with a 11.%'bie, broken constitution, and continued It
• faithfully until the present' time: be Doctor's
medicines helped •me, from the very start, and I
-cOtild gradually feel myself getting stronger, and
my cough and expectoration lessening. I have
gained greatly In flesh, and consider myself well;
all the rattling of my lung has ceased. and my gen
eral health Is In every way good.-':All my relatives
and Mends know of the advanced stage of, my die,.
cage and m ) extraordinary recovery. One' of the
medicines yen me by DE. KEYSER was mad
clue call LUNG CURE. which I• took in connee
tien with the other,treatmen t. OEOIIGE FORD.
.
•
riTISd • traOYA March.3ol l l4 6 . . _ •
City Attorney. -
1e27:813
ANOTHER CURE or CONSUMPTION.,
Statement of John 0. Wigliain, of Turtle Creek,
Allegbewl countYl
.
1 was discharged from the United States artily 411
„Innuary; 18410, on account of a wound in. the head,
front a shed. and d muse wbleh the army Pyre , -
ulanspronounced CoNsUairrlON. .1 bad a terrl—
nte cough, and fell -.way In strength' and flesh', tad
Was nimble to do anything. Shanty after my return
from the army, 1 mule application to w ph‘siefen of
my neighborhoOd, And afterwards to another. In
.rittitrurgh of high reputation, who.ki remedies 1 ,
used faithfully for livemontlui,-.Wlthout any benefit
•wbutever, but rather grew -weree. And. wasted In
newt and strength everVdayi , 'ln August. 1866,:
:my mother took me to Olt. ti-EYSIK.II. -of /510.1'ena
street. whine skill in limb eases like mine had been
highly Ppoken pt And. put:myself nutter his treat
ment., The tiootor examined nay lungs very cam
sully with his LUNG SOUND. and told me that toy'
l e ft inng,washatily - diseased sit,the upperpart, but
try wasbrr_fal be thought he could care me Ay dd.,.
lowing his 'Reactions Closely, whfeh 1 'did
, day to this. .1 gradually linProveil under' DR.
MLYSBOII medicines from the.first week Ihq,
eseneed to : take teem,' and my general heitite he ti
i mb enh' l oyand my abet 4, where's wasentikeilawsiy.,
and where It painedlite, bas Pecome full and strong
and tree from pain— 1 oawnow do *nut day's work,.
. ai d ta u grealeasnre In givitig:ltlYtelitimony
favor of PH. it ulfdE ICA treatment and toodidinoll.
JOHN O. WlGHABl,Tartletheek..
Prrnunntou, April 11th ;_
ISZYSEELIVP.EMORAIN SYRUP
AND NETepara.tete aulLB
Cie be btd "at his ;DUBAI , IINDICIN V. STORE,
No. 'l4O i0(10)11 STRram:- BC.0111! , ,'
.No. 140 VENN tiritKiCy. Leusg at tiftiosti •
trim 10 A. Us until 4 r. in.
MEI3ICAL:
SIGHT lIE.STORED
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
J. D. CAN7'IILD A. T. CANTILI.D.
Orß. - CANFIELD . Br. 'SON,- CO3l- ,
cIMIESSION • 'MERCHANTS, and Whcdcaale
eater& hi lie:open, Pactorv. Hamburg and W. R.
Cbeese, Butter. Pork. Bacon, 71un Fish.
Dried Fruit, Grain, PIN Lead, Pot, - Pe n d arl aS - da
Ashes. Vi bite Lime. Linseed, Lard, Coal and Car
bon Oila. No. 141 First street, Pittsburgh.
WATT, LANG & CO.,
WIIOLZBALI SMALL:RS IN
Groceries, Flour. Grubs, Produce, pre , .
Ilslono,F4h,Cheeso,Carbonoll. doe.:
Woe. 172 and 174 WOOD STREET, now. Liberty
street. Pittsburgh. Pis. :no8:u1S15
liAr STEELE & SON,
J3JLe
Cloinm4asiers Merchants,
• , .
*RD DIL/..L.Mte IN
. . .
FEED, „fte.
AO. 05 Oirte Inuusr.t near East Common. •
' .aLLEtinsarr crrY,
JAMB B. 1011138011 - JOB. 114.211811
MElLlfeit & 'LIMPER,
• !LOGE; GRAIN AND FRODUOR.
oflarranserz9N..-_• - -
say Lumair anuaq,,,PrrlaataNa.
_ .
Consign:l;4s;U'd.
BaniannrckB--.7. 6 kGrttn, tialden Mechanics+
National Bank; .L B. Dilwortlx Ben
ne it Bro. 7a81;124
rings Kim • ' ' hts. satzisslt
'RAUL & ,
MEACHANTS,
AND lIKALIGHB 141
7LOT/E, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL MID, act., Se..
349 &liberty Mt., Pittsburgh,
.1.4 J. BLALIyCHARD,
6 _
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
• No. 398 PENN STREET.
ap18:09 • •
ALZX. WILMS. J H. ARJ2III.
McBANE ar. ANJFJI,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers to FLOUR, GIICLIN and PROM:ME/3EN
REALLY, No. 141, WATER STREET, above
Smithfield, Pittsburgh. led
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
POBWMIDIDO AND 00111118810 D lEDECIWITS,
For the aale of Flour, Oraln, Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Seeds, Dried Fruit, and Producgenerally, No. 10
MARKET STREET, comer of First, Pittsburgh.
fe=init
JOHN I. 'HOME ZDW. HOUSZ....:IWN. H. HOUSE.'
TOHN I. HOUSE & BROS AL . Sue
enu3ors to' I. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale .
roeers and Commission Merchants, Corner .of
and Water Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
TI[TI[RIDDLE, NO• 183 LIBERTY
STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa., Commission !der
e ant and Wholesale Dealer In Conntry Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactiares. Cash ad
vanced on Consignments, and paid for Produce gun
orally. - Anil
BOIT. KNOX ' ANDREW EROS
KNOX & SON, COMIIIISSIOIv
I ' MERCHANTS and dealers InPLOIIR GRAIN.
L FEED and. PRODUCE OENER.L'ir, NO.
79 DIAMOND opposite Clty Hall, Allegheny City,
PAV.CHA*FORD, COMMISSION
MERCHANT IN PIG METAL BLOOM&
IVROUGHT scßAPiliow, Fir BRICK
.AND CLAY he. Warehouse and OM Nos. 366
and 366 PENN STREET; Storage tarnished.
Con Ignmenta solicited. • oeS
Tea
. BAIRD & PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants and
ealers in Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
Carbon and Lard OU, Iron, Nails, Mass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
1151 and 114 SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh.
JOIIN 13111PT0R.........
...A WALLACE
}UPTON St,WALL.ACE, WHOLE
SALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS
o. 6SIXTR STREET. Pittsburab. tar.:rsB
PROFESSIONAL.
JOS. A. BUTLER,
AIM F IIMAII AND POLIOt.MAGISTRATE. - -
• 10. ... ,
;FM
Office, LAO IE STRlDSlcseszVrisningt9A,
PrrTsBFROEk PA.
Deeds. Do ds. Martgagt ernowledgments.
E7gt i tt i s c' e u x 3 4sa i d e figl n Al;! ' - C4ber I%2oTatte
SAINUBL RicMASTERS,
AZA3EII, '
_Ex-Officio Justice of the Peece and pollee Magis
trate. Office, GRANT STREET, opposite the Ca
thedral, PITTSBURGH, PA. • _
Deeds, Bonds, . Mortgagee, Acknowledgments,
Depositions,,and all Legal Business executed with
promptness sind'dispatch. zahle
VIITSTACE S. MORROW,
" a-a AS,IDEICNIAZT,
"Fiici° I c I FT PI RACE AND
POVZIrAISTAT.
0FF1CE,140.73. PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgm ents,
Depositions and all Letarßnainesa executed with
promptness and dispatch.
A ANINION,
Justice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT.
CARSON STEZET „EAST BIEBSDIGILAM. -
Collection of Emits eolkelted and promptly attend=
ea to. n73:780
WILLIAM H. HAREMS,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CONVEYAIiCER, &C,
Mee, CARSON STREET; nearly .opposlte the
Railway Depot , SOUTH PITTSBURUIL
Busbies' entrusted to his care promptly attend
ed to. . myl:yal
ANIEL'. McMEAL, M.
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
- OffirlCE AND RESIDENCE.
No. 59 Grant St., near
apAkAD -
JIFTARGIISON,
•
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. ,
No. 87 Plitt'. Street,
137000NDIPLOOU, FRONT Room. lipplyra
JOHN W. 'RIDDRI,L,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Odle., 116 MATZIOIIII Street,
. (Opposite the Court House,)
felb:t44
TIT A. Limits,
T •
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. ';
No.. 99 11Iam.ohcll Street,
toorna • - * PITTSBtrft6H, PA.
C. ILIACKRELLi
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
No. 80 Grant Street,
my'24l:b2s
Aucuusmir,BLAKELET,
• Awrouthi - Ery-Ap-x..kw,
911 riFirli STURM
ems
.JOHN A. STRAIN,.
etti00,..1.L% ItirTil STREET, opposite tie'Onthe
'drat. Pittsburgh, Po. Deedk4 Donds„ lilopgos
Ack „in e dgments; Depositions and nit Le Dual
neatemeented with Promptness and dispatc h.
:TORN Co ItIiCIPORUIS,
) ' • . 1-
ATTORNtY AN9 COUNSELLOR AT LAwr
Tiro.B7 ,
jetuslorm, ilonittee 11 d izreue ert ray promptly
collected. , - nozgoa3
STORE, - WIN OW .SHADES; - of
any color and-size:required, with border; and
lettere is plain or Witt Moo the plain Blue, for Woe
phroSe. hitt& 3-. t ot wide, at the Alll allotb
W , l , Yeroblan. 511:1 nut AS tit. Clair etreet.
J. 1,11.. rHILLP'36
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MGR andailgiNlS
pota.,,ILLE R. R.
t
On and after TMTILSDAY. March sth, 1868
Oahu will arrive at and depart from the Depot, Cot '
ner of Grant and Water streets, as follows:
. .Depart.
Mail 20 and from trniont'n. ' 7:00 A. Y. 6:00 P. Ms .
megeesportAccommodyn.ll:oo A. m. 2:05 P. K.
Fa. to and from Uniont , n. 3:00 y. M. 10:00 A. K.
West Newton Accommodn 4:3Chp. m. 8:35 A. Ma
Braddock , s Accommodat , n 6:15 r. m. 7:50 r. Ms
Night Ace. to hiclleesport.lo:3o r. u. 0:40 A. MS
Sunday Church Train to and
from West Newton 1:00 P.lll. 10:00 A. Z
For tickets apply to .
• j. B. TELNG, Agenta
W. B. STOUT. Superintendent, mhs
ALLEGIIENY
VALLEY. RAMEOAD.
ONiiY DIRECT ROUTE' TO TRE..OIL;ItEtIIONS.
Eunntng through to Veuango City Without eitange
of can Connecting with trains Filet and West on
the Warre.. & Franklin Railroad, and Atlantic & ,
Great Western Railways. Shortest and, quickest
route WOE City and Franklin, and all polittis in the /
OH:Regions. •
On andjafter April 2654 1858, Passenger THWIII
will leave from and arrive at the Pittsburgh Detst.
corner ()anal and Pike Sta. as followa:
12.epart.
Aeries. Hall Mall to and f'm Ven. Cu,'.: 7 :u o A km:. eitu ' lP • 'Ls I
Expresslo:4o P. ar.i.2:25 A. 75. .
Rradrs Bend Accommodli 3:00 P. 31. 10:20 A. 34.
Soda WorkstAcconon 5:30 P. m. 7:55A. M. -
First Halton,Aecomod'n.. 8:50 A. et. '11:40A. X. • •
Second HultenACcomOd'n . l2:oo L. 3:55 P. 7.4
, Sunday Church Train ' leaves Soda Works at 8:02 '
A. m., arriving In Pittsburgh at 0:50 A. M. Be.
turning, leaves Pittsburgh at 1:10P. H., al7iviage&- •
Soda Works at 2:55 P. IC
W. B. HOPE, Ticket
H. BLACKSTONE, Surt.- •
Agent.
UMESM=E9
EcTTSIBITRGII
zNcirniwri AND sr'lE-11M18-11111
RAILWAY.
~•• . • -
PAN HABOLE ROUTE.
11GE OP TIME.—On and after SUNDAY.
Jose 1861, trains vvlll leave and arrive at
union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time: •
. . • .-
Depart. • Arrtve. .
Matt 'Express . • - 2:15 a , m. la ao a. in.
Feat Line 9:40 a. m. 7:15 p. m.
Fast Nra' 51:10 p. m. 11:20 a. ta. i
Med. ay 6:10 a. m. 7:05 p.m.
MeDon tra Aco'n, No. 1..11:40 a. m. .3:05 p. m.
Eitembenville Accommod , n. 3:55 p..m. 9:30 a,nl. -
11eDonald'e Acc'n, No. 2.. 5:35 p. m. 11:510 a. M.
EirsetitNarinn.—Sunday Exp_ress leaves atfa:1111
p. sm. arriving In Cincinnati at 0:00 a. m. the next
The 9:40 a. m. - Train leaves daily, Sundays ex
cepted, and makes close connections at Newark for
Zanebville and pants on Sandusky, Idansfield
Newark It.
8. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent.
W. 17 . CARD. Sup't.. Steubenville. .• •
IMCLEVI GH
L FORT
W. AND tAND
IFrem , June 7th, 1868
and arrive at the Maori
time, as follows:
• Lamm.
Chicago ..... 2:03 am' .
Cleveland Ex.. 2:63am' '
Erie d Yga ld'l 7:28 a m
CL Wh'212 , 1 6:13 a m
Chicago Mall.. 6:58 a m
Chicago Ex.... .9:43 a m
Cl. WlrgEit .1:43p m
Chicago Ex,— 1:58 p m
9111. Erie Ex. 4:48 pm
Depart from Allegheny.
N. Brlgt , n Ac. 8:58 a m
Leetsdale " 10:13 a m
- 11:58 am
Rochester " 2:23 p m
WellsoreAeo.. 3:43pm
Leetsdale Aeo. 4:13 pm
N. Btlirt`n '" . 5:33 pm
N. Brlict'n . B:2Bpm
Leetsdale " 10:43pm
//11 - 1:58 p. m. Chicago
W 11.:23 a m. Chleag
JeB Y. R. ktTERB
tElgillitSY UFA
CENTRAL BAILEO,
and after June 7th.
rive at and depart from the
Waablngton and Liberty at
drifter.
Mail Train.... 1:15 ami
Fast Line 1:40 a m
Wall's No. 1.. 6:20 ami
Latrobe Arc' n 7:50 am I
Wail's No. 2.. 8:50 ami
-Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 a ror
Johnstown Ms- 10:35 a m
Baninkore Ex. 1:00 p m
Mille, Express -1:20 pm
Wall , a No. 2:15 pm
Braddocka No 1 s:sopm
Wall'a 'No. 4. 7:lspm
Altoona Acc,n
and Emigrant _
Train 9:30 pmi .
The Church Train- leaves Wall's Station ever,
3unday at 915 a. at., reaching Pittsburgh at 10:06
a. In: -Returning,- leaves Pitteborgh at 12:50 p.
and ants :A at Wall" s Station at 2:00 p. m.
*Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All other train*
daily except Sdnday. •
r or further infortnanon apply to - •
• W. 11:_tilcarwrra, Agent.
Tie rennaylvania Italiroad Company will not
same any risk for - Baggage, except fbr wearing ap.
&and limit their responsibility-to One Hundred
liars in - value. All -Baggage exceeding that
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, tins
less taken by special contract. • ' • - •
, EDWARD H. WILLIAM& ,
General Superintendent, Altootia,-Fs.
TERN
NE " S DVANIT. RAIDARIMMII
R .-13zi r and • after May 10th, 11037, the Pas.;
=erTrains on: the Western Pennsylvania /tall.
arrive • at and depart from the Federal ".-
Street w DelA. Allegheny City. as follows: ' •
I
Serimpre No I 0:35 a =Wall Depart. 6:111 a 112 „.
Freeport No. 1 5:15 a nr• Freeport No. 1 9:/0 a, la -
( Express 10:15 a m Sharptog No.111:210 m •
Sharph!g• No. 1- 1:25 p m Express ,
_1•50 put •
Freeport No. T 410 pni llprlngd,e Na
.31;50 pm
Mall 5:50 p m Freeant No. 2 :43:05 p .
Springd'e No 2 7:1013M Snrinpre No 2 1:a0 p m
Aboyp trains tun dilly except Sunda y.•
••
• • - •
The Church Trails leaves ejint. every
Sunday at 7:40 a. nr., reaching Allegheny City at
0:50 a. m. .Returning, leaves Allegheny City at
.'
I:llop.mand arrive at Allegheny-.Tunct. at
pIo ,
snillTATlo7l Tier:PM—For sale to. 'Packages of •
Twenty, between, Alleghen'y City, Chestnut street,
Herr*, Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsburm
and good only on the trains stopping - at Stations ape.
cited on tickets. • _
The trains leaving Allegheny City at 6:15 a. m. .
and 1:50 p. M. make direct connection at Freeport
with Walker" line ofStages for Butler and Hannahs,
town: .Through tickets may be purchased .at BM,
°Mee, No. 3 St. Clair street , near the Stespensioe
Bridge Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny.
, For farther information apply to ' - , •
P
- JAMES i..FFERTs, Agent,
' - • Federal Street Depot. -
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad Will not at.
IMMO any risk for Baggage, except for wearing al.,
pare), aid limit thel. responsibility to One Hundi..
Dollars in value. All baggage exceeding this
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, un..
Less taken by special contract.
EDWARD. R. - WELL
(1113f1e..111 Sunerintendent, Altoona.
S IL
lINION PACIFIC RAILWAY
Eastern Division.
The SHORTEST AND MOST RELIABLE SO '
iir
from th e Emt to all points In 1 7
Colorado, , Nevada,
California, 'Utah,
Arizona, Washington,
-
TWO Prat Its -"'reg ye State Line and Leavenwort4
daily, (Sundays excepted,)on the arrival of t*tins of
P. , adne Railroad from St. Louts, and . 16nnibal andl
St. JO Railroad from Quincy, connect's'. at Law.
venue, Topeka and lVamego with 'ets e ,.. for AIL
points in Kansas. At end of track west of Ells
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS cox
p AN y,s :DALLy LINE OF OVERLAND *Ana
AND IDEp,EsS COACHES FOR
DENVER; , T
PIMBUROH, PA
And all Points in Oie Territories, •
And Titl-WEEKLY LINE of
orkaptiam for Fort Linton, Bent , ' yen; Pass, Alba"'
V e rgit e gr o VA Fe, and all' points in Arizona anti
With the :teen: additions 'of rollitut stock and
equipment," and the arrangements: with' re.
spondaic Overland Transportation Linea from it"
western terminus, Ms read now offers uneßnalled
facilitios far the transmission of freight to the rei
V.
Tickets for sale st all the principal offices In the
Paned e.tstei and thumdas.
Be lime and ask for tickets via THE 81101Ey'
UNION' PACIFIC RAILWAY,
BAJMUIN , • - , •
A. ANDIBESON,' -.•
- - , _ i
'~xTasysog: re.
l'ltTl3BUrall. PA.
RAILROADS.
AYNE & CHICAGO
PITTSBURGH E. R.
'trains will leave from
Depot, north . eide,• city
Chicago Ex... 2:03 aal
Cleveland Ex. '21:08 a m
iiihicago Ex.— 11:23 a
}Wheeling Ex. 11:08a Et
Eit,Louis Ex.. 3:33 pm
Cl. & Wh'g Ex 4:38 pm
Erie* Tien Ex - 0:13 pin
Chicago
Cl. &wh`g Ex :7:08 pm
Arrive in Alleghen_y.
N. Brigt`n Ac. 7:03 ret •
N. Brlgt'n ' 8:28 a 10
Wellsvillq " 8:53 am
New Castle " 10:13491
Leetsdale. " 9:13a al
1.:08 pna.
N. Brlgt`tt " 1143 pal
Leqsdale " 4:53 pat
7:23 pail
Express leaves daily.
cc Express arrives did/7.
I. General Ticket Agent.
i. 1868, Trains will ar.
6 Vision Depot, corner of,
Itreets. as follows: . '
Depart.
,Day Express... A:25 al6
Well's No. 1.. -6:30 am
Malt Train 7:50 am
•CindlanattEx 11:40 am
Walla No. 2::-11:81 am
Johnstown Ac.. 3:05 pm
Etraddockallo• 4:00 pm
PhDs. Express • 4:50 pm
Wall's No: - 3.. 5:10 pm
Wall's No. 4.. 6:05 pm,
Fast Line '7:30 pm
Latrobe Acc'n 8:50 pm
Swissvale Ac'nlo:so pm
CM
New Mexico, Idaho,
General Eltintendene`
J. H. iVEI3BTEIR,
Generel 'Freight ii.nd,T!,clcet Age
STEAMSHIPS;
1 1 °
'LIVERPOOL AND
QUENSQN
THE 1111M101 •Itert. •STEAMSIIIII4;
li'amberlng sixteen firstklass veseels; &ma's! Car_
the celebrated - .
CITY OF PARIS, OITY OF ANINIVEPP, -
COTT OF BOSTON', CITY OF ElALpiktOßlk_
• CITY OP LONDON,
Sailing EVERY SATURDAY; from. Piet 4 . 15, Mirth.
River, New York: For passage ox farther'
ttint aphly to. : ' • % Tim,
_ _ _ •
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vo FIFTII STREET. tehr.illieln
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