MI
iltnaneial Natters in New YoriL
Gold Clotted it 144@144X.
MP Telegraph to the PI etsbepth dazette.l
NEW YORK, July 28,1868.
MONEY AND GOLD.
Money continues easy at 3@4 percent.on
tall loans. Sterling is dull at 109'30)110%.
Ilold a shade firmer, opening at 144 V„ ads
vancing, to MN, declining to 14,33 i, closing
*toady at 144@)144%. Consicterable Buctua-,
tlen was caused by the varying quotation&
of bonds from London, the public and pri
'tate dispatches differing essentially,in the
early part of the day. Rumor is 'also our
rentthat Bro%Vnlow has called-out 10,000
troops in Tennessee.
. . _
UOVERNMENTS.
Government bonds firm under still active
investment and dethand: Coupons of 18 8 1,
2 116%@115%; - do. '62, 114% ®114%; do. '64,
111%®111%; do. '65, 112%®1123;; do. new; .
/09 1 /,'@.,109%;" do. '67, 109 1 4(a,1 1 / 9 %; do. '6B,
108% ®lo9y; 10-40 s, 108%®108%; 7305, 109
®109 , 4. liorder State Bonds firmer; Alia %
eouria, 913; new Tennessee, 663‘; new
North Carolina, 72- ' 01d,72 1 ‘; Virginia, 53%.
The failure of the old', Exchange and
; Banking firm of Abraux, Bell et, Son is an
' xtouxiced.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
Railway market higher on - N York
Central and firni for Erie, whild Wabash
fell to 151, and Northivestern stocks are
weak' and other western shares firmer, the
Market generally closing steady. I Miscel
laheous and.. Bxpress shares dull. The
folloiving- were the 5;30. prices: .1 Canton,
•034; Cumberland, 30®33; Wella' Express,
• 1: 28 11q , 27; American Express 45,14 ®46 '4;
Adams Express, 521-.;®53%; United State:;,
Eipte.ss, 46®47; Merchants Union Ex
prOass; 24 Wi424 1 ,4; quicksilver, 22% ®24; Pa
01fie Mail, 100%®100 1 ,4; Western Unidn Tel
':4Waph, 185%®135%; New York Cent ral. 136
t 0136%; , Erie,.69®69%; Erie preferred, 7414
‘1;q:178; Hudson, - 138®138; Reading 95 3 4
Maripaia preferred, 8%; Wat
er' Power, --WA ®17 1 4 ; Ohio and - Mis
r' eissippi Certificates, 30; Wabash. 61 ®5l
r, St. Paul, 75®75 3 ,4; St. Paul preferred, 83®
1;83 1 /0 Michigan' Central. 117(4)120; Michigan
;;Southern, 92%®22%; Illinois Central, 149®
;lE44' Pittsburgh, 8.914 ®89%; Toledo, 103®
M1.03y,,; . Rock Island,: 1087,1®109; Northwest-
.
a25.,(8'... , %; do. preferred, 82%®82%;
;;Fort Wayne, 110 1 / 3 @1104; Hartford and
;Erie, 17a/. 1 .®183;; Chicago and Alton, 138;
Terre Haute, 44@45, .do. preferred, 68@68;
'Atlantic Mall, 25a28,
MINING SHARES.
. -
Mining Shares quiet; Smith and Parmlee,
285; Montana, 43@4.5; Edgehill, 375; La
Crosse, 35 New York, 115.
• sCONVERSIONS.
- •
The conversions of 7-30 s to-day amount to
. 4769 200- '1
SUB-T*EASVItY'IIrATTEAS.
'Receipts at. the Sub-Treasury, n„560,282 ;
,;•Paytrients, 81,443, - 230; -Balance, 882,904,000;
,C Disbursements, coin interest, 8146,000.
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' St. Louis Market.
•
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Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gaze
3 'B.r..Louis, July 28.—T9bacco Steady and
Cotton and Hemp—nothing doing.
"-171onr firm for all grades, and 6hOice new is
ii2.sc higher; super ranges -from $5 'to $7,25;
extra at $8; double• extra at $8,75a9,30;
ftreble extra to fancy at $1.0a12,50. Wheat
and stronger; choice and fancy .red
I'sold at $2,22a2,30, while choice and very
':lchoice spring sold -at $1..70a1,85. Corn firm
-;with better demand at 80a82e for mixed
87a89c for white. Oats better
50a55c for new, and 78c for old.' fiLVe
sl,osalilo. Barley nominal .at $1,25
;NI 50. Prime and'. choice Provisions steady
and firm, with a. fair jobbing demand.
FPork at $29. Bacon—shoulders at 12Nal3c;
,
r,olear side at 163;a17c. Sugar Cared Hams
• *.at 20%a21c. Lard quiet; • choice tierce is
;'held at 17%e; keg at 19c. Whisky ac
:•PlAve at $1,25. Receipts—l,6so bbla flour,
A 5,000 bus wheat, 15,300 bus corn, 14,001/
..!Chus oats.
Chicago Market.
• ~By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
CHICACHI,,JuIy 28.—Flour quiet and firm
$8,50a10,00 for spring extras: Wheat dull,
.::hut steady; small sales No. 2 at $!,77a1,78;
his afternoon sales No. 2at $1,77%. Corn
`;active, firmer and ga3,c higher; sales No. ' l'
Sat 923.1a93c, No. 2 at 92. c, and rejected at
37c. closing quiet at 9234a93e for No. 1; since
~Change sales No.`:. at 930, • and No. 2at
• 0.13!,o, OatS dull and 'easier; salei nominal
- ;!.t 67c. Rye dull, but firmer; sales No. 2at
. Z 0,20. Barley quiet; nominal, unchanged.
:Provisions quiet and firm. Mess Pork
'• 428728,50. Lard;• 17Xa17%e fur kettle
• d _abri and 18)0 for keg. Freights
firm nd- y,a%c higher, at BaBy.c on corn
':..;to Bu alb. 't Receipts for the past twenty
!tour hours=l.s43 bbls flour; 22,087 bush
` l )prheat; 64,275 bush corn; 6,696 bush oats.
Ohipments=s,o36 bbls flour; 4,000 bush
wheat; 128,078 bush corn; 4'ooo bush oats.
MEI
Toledo Market.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh 6asette..l
Tom3noo July 28.—Flour; receipts 282
• .-;;; Nabla; shipments 590 bbls; sales at $10,25a12
• ICTor double extra to fancy. i Wheat; receipts
• i"3,000 bush; shipments 3,200 bush; la2c bet
•',fler; sales new white Indiana at $2,25; Mich
' :ligan $2,20; amber Illinois $2,05; amber
,Z)Michigan $2,64a2,06; old No 1 red f 2,25; am
- •. -,- 'fber seller, August, $1,85. Corn; receipts
41,635 bush; shipments 36,000 bush; one
_ ' 4ialf cent better; sales No 1 at 96c on 'spot
.. 1 ...-Z , And buyer July. Oats; receipts 100 bush;
I ] - *,eady; sales No lat 72c. Rye; new No 1,
,eller ten days at $1,25, Lake Freights dull
And nominal at 3c to Buffalo and 636 c to
2.. r•raswego.
Louisville Market. 1
: -1 "tBy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh itazette. ,
:., • : LOUISVILLE, July . 28.—Sales of 98 hbda
.: • ..;;7obacco, which maintained the rates; logs
• . .4 1 edium leaf $7,15%. Wheat 11,85a2,00.
'- :10o %•ur--superfine$6,25a8.50. Corn 95c. Oats
..:* I 'lk:for new. Rye SL2S. Potatoess2,ooa
1- - --!•4: , Mess Pork 828..50428,75. Lard 180.
n; Shoulderi 13q; clear rib Siam
#
clear Sides 17tht. Sulk Meats;
lets 12p; clear Sides 16a. Cotton
, ~ ;414,i, ( , Whisky; raw. free, $1,00a1,68.
S • • Cincinnati Market.
vo reedier/tea to the Pittsburgh ti gg eoga ,
L o incllnx.s.T.t.; July 28."-LFlour and grain
;J•livitiged. Cotton dull and prices lower; :
* . .liing; 29c. Tobacco dull but unchank
nufactured is . fic lower. Whisky Is
• '42,50 In hond and the demand active.
• inns quiet but. tirm, no change in
and not much. demand. Linseed oil
, .
• Tallow Ily6aily 4 c, and • scarce. Pe
-3449c, foe refined. Gold 143‘
• • - l g. Money market easy.
Mempbta Market..
.. e l o groph to tho Pittsburgh ussette.l
,
siersts, July 28.--Cotton flat and noth
.:dutng; rec,elpts4 bales; exports 61 bales..
'tar. on hand by • actual count 35 bales.'
~M Quiet; superfine unchanged. Wheat
00. Corn 90a95. - Oats 70a72. Hay,
Bran 24.. Corn Meal 54.7585,00;
irk W,50. -L ard, ' 18;019%. Bacon firm;
133 i; Clear tilidea
Baltlmore Market. '
tiva Pitt burgh easettaa
2:l.iiriaol3l3, July 28.—New Flour scarce;
3 generally held higher; it Bells vcry
• ;dill at yesterday's quotations. Grain is
ea a nd:unchanged. Mesa Pork firm at
3,60. -. Bacon firm and advancing atitly.o
r rib Sides; 17c for clear do; 1414 e Tor
holders; and 21a220 for harus. ,I.Lard
at 180. i
It. Louis Cattle Market.
ilsissrank u dui Ptc 'baring 6asettl6l •
r Lotris, July 213.—The cattle market is
lostocked with inferior and common
Choice cattle are scarce and in de.
• - 3d; prices range from . 2y to 40 for info
-4o Mr common, and . 6a7c for good to
IoL Sheep at 11415 per head for pod to
Ai& Law•bi %Mit •
New If ei,"a Dry Goodi Market.
Lily Telegraph to she kttabarob Ciaggsto.i
Nsw Yoruz, July 28. 7 .l:he weather is do-
lightful, trade improilng, and prices are
generally firm, it we except a line of light
styles of Mancheiter Prints, which have
been offerbd today as low as at which
price they sold freely. Dark Prints steady
at 13 1 ,0114;4c for best makes of Ameakeag,
Merrimack, Dunnells and Spragues. Print
ing Cloths bare beenisold at the; East as
low as 83 c for common grades, but stand
ard' brands are tirm at 90. Heavt Brown
Sheetings range in price from 17 to 183.4 c,
but the best makes can be bought, not
withstanding at 17Mc, while Bedford R
sell at 11c. New (York Mills bleached
.Muslins in steady request.at 28c. Wauke
gan Cambrica 25c, Warnsntta Maslins 2tc;
Amogkcug 18c; Bates 15c; 'Greene 144 c,
and Canoe 9.
Buffalo Mat ket.
BY.Toiegiopb to theßltlsbtirgh Uazetee'.l
BUFFALO, July. 28.—Flour steady but
dull. Wheat irk fair demand for immedi
ate wants of millers; sales 3,000 bu No.l
Milwaukee club.at K 9210.97, and 7,000 bu
N. 2 do. at 41,8.5. and 2,060 bu white Cana
da at F 2,1014. Corn, condition generally
hot; sales 3.3,000 bu sound No. 1 fresh re
eeipts at $I and per wimple, and 96a98c for
small' lots. Oita dull, sales 1,000 bu in car
lots atlsc. ()thermHes iffichanged. Re-
Ceipts-Flour 3,000 bids; corn 120,000 bu.
Shipments---none, Freights on corn 11c to
;New York:
Pnillidelphia Market
LBY Telegraph to the Plttotturtrh 6.7itetted
PIIPLADEMPHIA,Iy r.S.4,Petroleum is
light and in demand; salos 2, l 0 bbls crude,
in bulk at 36;ial7e; retinrd at 34c. Flotir
dull? Wheat dull; sales 4,000 bus red 'at .
$2,30; white ; at, $2,50. Rye id $1,60a1,65.
Corn is scarce and held firmly. ' yellow at
$1,20; mixed western at $l,lB. Oats ut 87a
910. Mess pork is held at $29,50. Lard is
held at /Bc.
Chicago Cattle Market,
By Telegraph to the Yfttabergh Gazette :1
Cniq p.00,1y 28.—Beef Cattle active
end 25a350 higher, at f5,75a6,50 ,for light
but choice and 157,258,25 for good to extra
choice, shipping beeves. Hogs; receipts,
858 head; shipments, 909 bead; market ; ac
tive and 20a25c. higher, at '58,50a8,80 for
light; $8,95a9,25 for fair to medium, and
$9,30a9,574 for good to , extra clhince.
Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph to ; be Ylttahargh (.4azette.i
May/AI:MEE, July 28.—Flour is dull and
prima are unchanged. Wheat unsettled at
$2,14 for No. 1, and 51,77 for No. 2.- Oats
firm - and prices' unchanged. Corn firm at
92c for No. 2. Receipta—fiour 1,000 bbls;
wheat 1,000; oats 100; corn 1,000 bush.
Shipmer4---flour, 300 . Phis; wheat 24,000
bush. .
IMPORT'S 1311 EtAIIAtOAD,
PITTEIBURC4II. fi s T. WAYNE AND (It:mm*o
RAii..RoAD.July 28.-11 cars metal, Nimick
& Co; 10 do do, Bryan & Caughey; 3do do,
Moorhead & Co; 2 do do. Bellair Nail
Works; 15 bxs cheese S Ewart & Co; lot ,
cartage hardware, M McWhinney it Co; do
do, Harp CSC Bro; 50 bbls potatoes, Voigt,
Mahood it Co; 50 do do, Grail& Reiter; 100
bbls flour, Seghinyer & Voskamp; 38 tcs,
shhds hams. J H Parker; 5 tea do, B Ft
Myers & Co; 4 lthliistobacco,J M Murtland;
3ao do, W L Joheso car bulkwheat,
Hitchcock, McCreary & Co; 50 sewing ma
chimis, Win Sumner; 1 car staves, M P
Adams & Bro; 4 cars oil bbla, :t• Musgrave:
15 bbls flour, 3 bbla eggs, 1 pkg butter, L
J Blanchard; 60 dos palls,. J S Dilworth &
Co; 11 dos brooms, W Gormly; 7 kegs
lard. W EL in
Gra:Lo; 8 do do; H Rea Jr;
40 bbls flour, J Bonnor; 100 do do, S Lind
say; 28 . 0 bbls high Wines, Guckenheimer &
Bro; 235 pigs.lead, B L - *F_iihnestock it Co;
50 do do, Park, McCurdy & Co: 1 car. mill
feed. Keil & Ritchart.
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI. AND Lome
RAILROAD, July 28.-100 bbls flour, James
Oregg:.2oo do do, Watt,,Lang it Co; 1 car
staves, M P Adams dil,Ilro;•15 bbls lard oil,
E Myere Co; 20 cases cement, Fleming
A - Agnew; 25 bxs• soap, b do candles, I) F
Cooper;, 17 tea ham% Watt, Lang A. Co: 2do
beef, %V - 13 Hays dr Son; 129 bdls felloes, M
McWhinnev A Co; 20 half bbls fish ;
Heazleton; "2
cars feed, Stewart A Langen.
beim; 1 car corn,
RIORGI ot Williams; 21
•
eks corn, Robb dt Herron; 1 bbl eggs, W H
'Graff A Co; 9 do do, M W 'Rankin; 30 ska
meal, A Miller & :Ron: 44 sks oats, C H
Love; 25 bills papee Pitts Paper Co. 50 bas
starch, Carter, McGrew dr, Co; .4 bales tow,
Gips A Lettler; 4 do do, Zinkead A An
ltregg; 1 car stav'es,J Painter & Son; 10 bbts
oil, .1 P Scott; 4 hhde lead pipe, It H Lee; 4
tes hams, I do beef, H Koonman; 5 pkgs
tobacco. RA. W 4exikinson; I car milltemd. •
Stewart & Langenhelm; 128 sacks wheat,
Clark & Co.
CLICVSLAND AND PITTSBURGH 11.A1te
ROAD, July 28.-2 cars iron ore, Mc-
Knight, Porter & Co, 1 do do,, Jones A ,
Laughlin: 4 do pig 'iron, Nimick & Co; 1 do
lumber, W W Rigdort & Co; 50 bble oil, W
Me,Cixtcheon; 2 cars brick, Pitta CalitSteel
Spring Co; 2 do stone, ,J L L Knex;-5
barns, Jas Lippincott: 20 cam!' matches, R
Arnold; 25 bxs starch, Carter ' Mci3rew &
Cm - 25 do do. tittle, Baird APallon; 25 do
do, Wm Miller; 25 do do, Rinehart dt
Stevens; 20 do do. R. Robinson dr "Co; 25 do
do, Seghtnyer & VoskatnP; 25 do do, Ship
ton A Wallace; 34 ski; wool, W Barker Jr
& Co; 12 bbls knobs, Adams, Molt' a A Co;
10 do, Jones, Nimick it co; p• chimney
lops. Jas F Stevenson; 51 J Sp4ar;
10 bdls leather, G, NHoffstott; , 3 bbls ap
ples, J J Pettit. • • •
Am..monaiir VA,LILKIr K. R., July 28.-
1 car metal. H. WoOdeides; 1 bbl eggs, T C
Jenkins; 18 cars railroad Iron, Pitts ("in A
St,. Louis Raiiroadi Cal 1 ear. lime,J Rono;
4 - bales yarn , McCruin Glyde; 7 b.s oats,
2 bids eggs. H Rea Jr; 1 bbl eggs, 1 box
butter, .1. DStionse, 2 do do, .1 Seibert; 2 do
di., J O'Donnell; 3do do, Neba um; 5 do. L
J Blancbarn; 22 sksmits, Adams A Austin;
65 de do, Scott A Gisal. •
ALLEGHENY STATION, July 28 —lOO bhls
flour, 1 oar corn, Stewart & Langenbeitn; 1
car staves, Ralya Robertson; 100 boxes
window glass, Jose Ph Craig; 2cars lumber.
B M Cummings; 1 car metal, Lewis, Bailey
tk Dalzell;1 do do,B do limestone. Superior
Iron Co; 2 bxs tobacmi, Rdt W Jenkineom,
2 bills eggs; F lkickert A Co; . 10 dozen
finiorns„Schleiferle, Son; 3 ears wheat, R
'l' Kennedy & Rrn; oar, lumber, Jas Mc-
Briar;,4s bbls Aipples, F Owens. ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
UOLICE ,NOTICE. •
Toihe Ownars Di and Hogs.
The Owners of InXttt ere hereby notl'h d that the
.ordleasomt prObthltlng theft running st ~ a rre en•
mitzsted will be strtoti , enforced. and this sh Doss
ett bnlfeted tit tun will •be dealt with atuordlng to
All EIOGId suffered to'run at faro wfAtm: taken up
and dtspoied of warding to the ordinaueis of the
city,
JAn ,nt,AcKnonst.•nikToi.
&mast .
F . We C.-FELD eL CO.
Dzkuraao
GLUE. CIIILLED HAIR.
Tanners'. Serape r Ceylon*, ,
(little
1.
• BONES , NEAT'S FOOT OIL , &C.
OSee add ifiite3Youse. 11.. ass 1 4 1 HrierY ST "
id doer Mm Ways",
riM II
BAKERY' . 1
• RILE, •
_1 WITH'OIt 1011TraOUT 'TRY. ritirritHTT
Of Weida rest !or • ISMS of irrixs. 16Rquiry at
10,-Inwr : As. 40 tale LW, K. 44140b0a,
PITTSMOIT GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 186 g
,
The river is about stations'' , at this
point with twenty inches in the channel by
the Monongahela metal mark. Thetweather
continues cloudy and pleasant, with indi
cations at times faiorable for rain-
The towboat .Monitor left' for Parkers
burg on Monday evening with a light tow.
The Monongahela river packets aro mak
ing regular trips, as usual.
We hear it said that Capt. D. 8h H,
more and some others, are building a new
boat destined for the mountain trade.
The Echo No. 2 is to be sold at public
auction M.day, and steamboatmen, par
titularly those in want of a boat, should
bear this fact in mind.'
John Greenough has taken temporary
charge of-the office of the Missouri packet,
Mary McDonald.
—The Charmer was still on Portland
bar Saturday evening, lying across the
lower channel.
—The Mary Erwin struck a. log near
Ashland, Ky., Friday night, knocking a
hole in her hull. She was only detained a
few hours. .
Thomas ..Alvey has retired from
the . river department of the Louisville
Democrat, and Mr. Will S. Hays resumed
the position.
old steamboat mate, named earn
agie, minus both his legs, was at Memphis
the tithe day. The Memphis papers be
rate Cap . Pat. Yore fora rufusing free pas
sage to Carna:gie on to New Orleans.
—4 large numb e r of Minnesota farmers
around MinneaPolis are seriously thinking
of clubbing together, and sending to Texas
for a large number of • cattle, proposing to
winter them and fat them next season for
the Minneapolis market. It is said that
any desired number of young cattle can be
procured, and - transported to Minneapolis
at a cost not to exceed $2O perbead.
—The St. 'Louis Democrat, of Saturday,
Kays: Captain Morris Brady, an old boat
man, died in this city on . Thursday night,
of paralysis. He was well known as a St.
Louis and Xew Orleand pilot, and lately
came up on the Mohawk; on which he was
employed. Capt. Brady some twelve years
since bought - a large side-wheel steamer
called the Henry Lewis, and took her from
St. Louis to : Mobile, where ho traded her
for a smaller boat, with Which he navigated
the Chattahoochie'river.
• —An accident occurred to a lady on
board the Indiana, on her trip up, which
might have terminated fatally. While she
and her husband were enjoying the pleas
ant breeze, siting on the cabin deek, a
spiirk from his cigar fell upon her dress,
Which soon broke into . flame. By the
prompt actions of• numerous passengers
Who saw the precarions.,aituation in which
the lady was placed, the fire was extin
guished before she wart seriously injured.
.—We clip the following &rim the Cincin
riatt Commercial, of• Monday: The Ohio.
River Improvement Company, Capt. T. W..
Spencer, of -Parkersburg, and B. J: Caf
frey, Goverriment Inspector of Louisville;
commenced- - operations at the' bridge at'
Louisville, as per orders, their department
being from Cincinnati to Louisville, on
Monday last, and have removed this week
551 feet of snags from die channel of the i
river from the bridge to Mill - Creek, and
intend reinoving,..the coming week, two
Wrecks in the harbor near shore. Also,
the Wrecks of the Magnolia; Wid Hoosier,
1 3
and two coal boats bale . Mill Creek, and
above Bald Face, a small tream just above
Sedainsville. They pro se to do a faith-
ful job, as far as they go. \ Capt. W. Milner
Roberts, chief of the arm of the service,
visited ; the tleet vesterday; \ and was , highly
pleased with the operations and good per
tbrmance of the Crane boats and tiig, and
the whole dePartment working beyond the
expeciationa of ail parties. Capt. Roberta
1 Ames below to-clity.to inspect other po lions
of the departni'ent. The following Pik in-.
eludes all tnre boats lying at the wharf, at
present: Abeona, ('amelia, New York,
Minneola. R. C. lnty., and Ltiwrence. Capt.
I i
J. T. Russell and. Capt. List, of the R. R.
Hudson, left for Pittsburgh in last night's
train.l
. mental aberration which led rapt..
Edward Morgan, Local InspOctor, at St.
Louis, to committ suichle by shooting on
Friday, Ia attributed, partially to a fall on
thr previous Monday, and partially to-a
difficulty he was supposed. to Intim bad
with his wife on the morning Of the trait-.
eily. He was fifty-one years old, and had
grown :sons. one of whom is . In business
at New Orleans. The St. Louis Democrat
says: '
Captain Morgan was a native of Browns
ville, Pa., and born in 1817: His family
were Quakeim. In 18.111 he was enaineer on
the steamer --lAdy Madison, running from
Pittsburgh to St. Louis; and since that
time—with the exception of the past two
years—has been upon the Western waters,
most of the,time in that capacity, where
he was ragarded as one of the very best in
the profeNtion.. For a while during the
war he conimanded a gunhoat—the Lafay
ette, if we remember correctly—in the Fed
eral- serviee,end from i he first hi' nmelf and
family were loyal to the core. He'leaves a
wife and three soon and a daughter, all
grown, besides relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mgryland and Havre do Grace. Scores of
warm friends will mourn bis untimely
end.
(By TelogrAph 4i, the I•iti.nurvilliasette.l
LOW:W . II,I.K, July Continues
stationary, wit It thirty-nine inches in the
canal. Weather eleur :it'd Warm.
Sr. Louts, July-2k - —AVeather clear and
pleasant at
.5:10 tide aftr.rnnon.
STEAIIIIBO4T AT' AgiC
9'UiN.—'Pheate+tner •
3 will be sold at 1.11.111.11: t , levaeny
tt hart', an 'WED.% AY. Jui tatltli 1.68, at
9u} .14) , k P. with all her tae‘le smi outilt. In
bc... 41 orilt-r. .1322:i411
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Our Crackers aro totted 111H)11 the oVitai 00T.
TOM, and are supenor to Any hy hot sir to
say other process.
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WATER, RT 41
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PAPER.
pROPOSA.LB FOR PAPER.
A SUPPLZIaIII to an set requiring the Superin
tendent of Polon* Printing to adveitlie for pro
posals forsOpplring the Statq with printing and
bill piper; apprevbd April tehth. Anne Domini
me thousand a4ilit hundred sixty-seven.
311C710 1. Be it enacted by the senate and lionse
of Itroreeeitatives of the Comonwealtbt of Penn
sylvanian; in General Assembly ' et. and it-is hereby
.enacted by the authority of the same; That hereaf 7
ter the person ev persons bidtflEur for the contract
for furnishing the State with-iiatter, 'as provided in
the act approved April tenths Anno Domini one
thousand etyht hundred' and; sixty-seven, be re
quired to exiente a bond to he Commonwealth,
with at least two- suCthhent en etles, In th . sum of
tan thousand dollars, 0011111111. , ed fur the faithful
performance et Ike contract s.
bone shall - he apo r ro% cd hi: the
the Court of Common lleas o
trims-In vrhlcia !nen 8 Urrtif 3 m
of the absence or other l'habint. of such President
Judge, by the Associate Juclg of the county in
which such sureties may it'Cside; Provided. That the
nonda,Nvith the snreties Of the : veral blddhrs. shall
, bc'duly exeeuted, sesta-A:up and delivered with the
proposals for furnishing - said paper; and tre addition
to the condition above required, shall be condition.
ed that hr ease the bidder or 'bidders to whom the
said contract shall be awarded. shall neglect or re-
Nile tit accept the same at !throe their bid, the said
bidder or liaidersorlth his or ' : their sureties afore.
said, shall be liable to • the Commonwealth, for the
difference between the amountuf the bid of the per
sun to Whons the said contract shall be an aided
after such neglect or refusal; d id procidettjurther,
That the buperintendent.of Public Printing shall
award rad contract upon the same day the bids are
by him opened,
ELORA W. DAVIS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES L. GRAHAM,
Speakerof the Senate.
Ammon :to—The tenth day of April. Anno Domini
one thousand eight !kindred and stxly-elght.
JOHN W. GRIMY.
ID pursuance of the above set, the finperlntend
ent of rablio relating gives the follow,. g notice:
TO PAPER MANUFACTURERS..
SEALIic) PROPOSALS will be received st the
once of the Superintendent i r, f Printing, for
Supplying the State with Printing Paper.
Said papa? to be BOOT PAPER, measuring 95 by
40 Inches. and to weigh respectively 40 and 50
pounds to theleam. 'Also, DOUBLE 'FLAT CAP,
meaiuringlZby 96 Inekes. weighing AS Pounds to
'the ream. Bids wilt be received for each kind sep
arately. Said Proposals to be opened In presence
of bidders,lon SATURDAY,•the Ist day of August,
1965, at the office of the Superintendent. Contract
to run from December. 1866, to Aughst, 1969.
The successful blddirs will be required rinkilY to
'conform to 'maples .which will be furnished upon
?application at the office of the Superintendent. No
Iproposal - will be sons'dered unless accompank d by
is guarantei that the bidder or bidders. Provided his
or their proposal shall be accepted. will enter into
an obligation with good and sufficient e•curity, to
furnish the articles proposed for; and each prop •sal
must be accompanied by satisfactory erldetice that
the persons making said proposals are manufactu
rers of or dealers in the description of paper which
he or they propose to lurnish.
JOHN YOUNGMAN,
Boperintendcnt Public Printlug,
75 Market Street. Harrisburg
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PITTSBURGH PAPER MANU•
If ACTUBING COMPANY. Manufacturers of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
CLINTON MILL,--JaTEUBICNVILL.E. OHIO.
BRIGHTON MILL—NEW' BRI.GFITON,
-OFFICE S.BH WAREHOUSE,
No.s2 Thiid Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
°Finding—AUGUST HA RTJE ; President.
JNO. B. LIVINOSTON, Treasurer.
- SAMUEL RIDDLE. Secretary.
DintsCrone—Aserst Ilartje, John Atwell, S. B
Hartman, John B. Livington.
Cash paid for rimer Stock. .30540/3
ORDINANCES
ALLEGHENY
ORDINANCE io authorize the
conveyance of certain Lots lu the Plan of the
Poor • arm.
tr ordai ned tytdcraelel by the detect
SEC. I. Se.o ordains.
and Commuit'Couneils of the City of Alie"ylteny, and
tt ts hereby entitled by the authority of the same.
That the Director. of the tour etc at:Roomed and
dtrec.ed to make out a Deed and .'sliver the same. to
/he School I.lreet.•rs of the tsocouytt of
ior I o , a Nos. 9, 10 11, 12, 13, 14. .17
and 19. In Mock No. 6. Ls toe plait of the Poor
arm; also, Lots 1. 2. 3, 4. 5, 6. 7. S. 9. 10 sod
11... Itloot No. 11. In 'hd same 'duct. for the sum of
Twenty-uve Hundred Doll rs, payable in foar
year., without Ink-rest" conditioned to be usEd only
for h .61 purposes. Ilse raid tilreeturs are also
authorized to convey to the West. Penes. irsltroad
Cu. a lot of green'' 40 feet by 05 feet In ;he. sera
tract on r smut. , a Ilea. and next eald railroad. for
nominal Conaideration, conditioned that a commo
dious and cousfortubm station house behullt upon
it, and -It 000 , 1 cur atatiou purpose. and fur none
other, and a nou-cutnpliance wlthaald conditions to
work a torfeltur, oftb cons , 'ante ' •
Ordained ana enacted into a law this the 23d day
of July, A. D. 15511.
JAMES McIIRIER,
President of Select Council.
tiIIPIH Mc Ell.,
President. Pro tern,. of Conant,. Council.
Attest:
1). Id ACTIMIHON. Clerk tif . Select
It. Dit.wotcrit. Clerk of COMIUUD CuIIUCIL 1v29
SLATE
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9 -nIE Tw IN CITY SLATE CO.,
j manufacture a superior article of
. .
HOOFING ist.A.ll7m.
VlT'Office, 48 Seventh St., Pittsburgh., Pa.
• J. S. NEWMETER, Pres%
uarr6.A64
PROPOSALS.
FIRE ALARM y I
•
TELEGRAPH EXTENSION.
•
• CONTROLLER'S OFFICE,
CITY OF ALLIGGRZNY. July 10th, HINE ir
STALED PINtPItSALS will be received at this
°Mee oath 3 o'clock P.M. on rititimr, siik.b to
for ex tendlne the YiliF. ALAldit Tr.i.K.•RArti
Into the ^avelltlt_WWd. a dlstanco of about 4,1500
f e et. pig .-Tiringuitr•iem Aveuue.
Also, forextending the name into tue VlRtatt
ward, a Ostrow' of about 5.000 feet, via ham
street. 1.1,e .treet and , ratik fame. •
..One heir of t..e contrdw,pr ce to be paid after the
- 11:tes ha , e been 11101111Ighry tested sod apwrored
by th CIII. r °tithe r Ire ilepartai. W. and the
mittoe on kosinr: the balance payable three
month. th. , revier.
The right Is reserved to reject say &admit bids.
R. IL FRANCIS,
jytittl7 Cite Controller.
0141011 Ote,(llTT 2221 ye 22fte
ALLeOelstri CITY, July 12t b. 1282.
1 1 1116 P (1 , 1
tx• 'er proposal' surd SATUBMAY. the 2
.b a,' r wr rural ,hin '
. • . - .•
2,000 Cabin Yards of Fl4l..Rubble Stone.
To be &Reared akin" tho line of walks or l'ionotos
lirouod. .
Kor spoulareltl-os sod pax - deniers esquire
)!"' CHAS. DA
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Englbeer rarklbiproyeiseot
STONE.
AV OM CO 111 Itl►Ml
V V , ,
itnehine stone - Works
,r Wed Ceenews, Albegbild , •
I pa airs 4T.ATICH &on.
Wier w liksad.vr itre)aril ee &esti. nodes Lituteit,
KAU 'SI op 1114.*mee. Fiala ter 11 devralts. Virewen
enu!tA, Head lua'rumb tilAnsims Le.
>tarn onssuptiv eivautod. Prima reasonabs•
comassiori '' MEIWHANTS.
J. B. CANFIZLD ' ... ....A. T. CAWFIELD.
OrIL. CANFIELD & .SON, COM.
• MISSION MERCHANTS, and Wholesale
eaters In tioshen, Factors. Hamburg and W. P«
Cheese Butter, Lard. Pork, Bacon, ' Flour, Fish,
Dried Fruit, Grain, Pie I sad. Pot, Pearl and 8 da
Ashes. io bite Lime. Linseed, Lard. Coal and Car
bon Oils. Nn. 141 Pint Street. Pittsburgh.
WATT, LANG
,& CO.,
Groceries. Flour.. Grain, Produce, Pro.
visions, Fish, Cheese, Carbon Oil. Ace..
Not. 1121 snit 174 WOOD STREET, near Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. n08:n66
H. &Mame
: STEELE & SON,
AnLip
Commission Merchants,
AND S DEALERS IN
cryt.A.lN, vamorp, &o.
No. 85_ MiLO ISTICE,EI near East Common,.
ALLEoriEN - y CITY. PA.
allotted, which said
President Judge of
the dlstr i pt or dis
-7 reside; or In case
JAMILB B. 111tA2iOU
MEANOR & HARPER
COALIIIISSION 31.EICCII.A.NTS
329 LIBERTY sfinraT, FITTSBURGH.
Coneignmesda solicited.
Jlmmiussrezti—J. G. Martin, Cashier Mechanics.
Natlona) Dank; J. S. Rawerlh * Co., It. T. Kea
nedy Bro. ' 1L31:124
PETER KEIL.. . ... JAS. Y. IifICILASI•
K 84' it k c 7 ART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
exi>9sALgl2s 41.
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL. FEED, be., &c.,
349 liberty Mt.; Pltisburglt, ' •
my2.4:b47
IR
No. 306 PENN STREET
splS:x26
ALEX. M • BANZ. B.'lliVEß.
McBANIE: & AN.VER,
COMMISSION! IttERCfrIANTS,
Deale ' rs In FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE GERI ,
ERALLs, No. - 1142. WATER .STREET, above
Smfthileld, Pittsburgh. les
FETZER & ARIIIESTRONO,
t,.
•
FORWARDING A.ND OOMILTEIONMEIMIANTS,
For the sale of Flour, Drain, • .Sacon, Lard, Rutter,
Seeds, Dried Frtdt, and Prodace generally, No. 16
MARKET STREET, coruer oFirirat, Pittsburgh.
feZiroS
JOHN I. 1101781i.....ZD1E. IA HOUSE.
J IJOHN I. HOUSE & 'BROtit_,_. Sue
cessonito JOHN 1. HOSI3 & CO., Wholesale
Sue
d
and Commission Merchants, Corner of
Smithfield and . Water Streets. Pittsburgh, Pl.
RIDDLE, No.lsa Liars:Nl ,
. STREET, Plttsbargh, Ps., Commission Met
lat. and Wholesale Dealer In Country Prluce,
Orocertes and Pittsburg! BianUfattures. Cas ad-
Tanctld on Cunslarnments, and paid for Produce gal
erally. ..- . sun
,
CECESZIM
• - -. • -
"g o. KNOX & SON M
, COMISSIOI
••MERVHAN'I'S mad dealers In FLOUR., - GRAII
FEED and PRODUCE GENERA LLY, Nc
79 DIAMOND, opposite City Hall, Allegheny City
TITTLE, BAIRD & • PATTON,
Wlndesalel.4rocers, Commission Merchants and
eaters In Produce, Flour, Flacon, Cheese, Ft.'h,
Carbon and. Lard Oti, Iran, halls, Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactaxes generally,
112 and 114 SECOND NTREET, Pittsburgh. . .
JOilN 8 im-rom
- -
111IPTON&WALIACE,WHOLE.-
SALE ROCER, AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
,o. 6 SIXTH STREET; rlnaboreh. Ia12:r18
JOS. A. BUTLER,
ALDERMAN AND P0120F., MAGISTRATE.,
°Oki, 128 WYLIE 'STREET, near gashltigtiols,.
PITTSEFIitIfI. PA.
Deeds, Boinds, Mortgages . Acknowledgments,
Depositions. Collection., and all other legitimate
business executed promptly. mbi2l:n9
SAMUEL MIIIASTERS,
_ A.1.D.E.1-MLALINT#
Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace and Police Magis
trate. Office. GRANT STREET, opposite the Ca
thedral, PITTSBUTIGH,TA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknossiedgments,'.
'Depositions, and ail Legal Business executed with
promptness and dispatch. . %obi!. f
EUSTACE S. MORROW,
JIITiI6F 91 , THE PEACE AND
POLICE I.I2•OI6TRATE. • :
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURG.H,
Deeds, ) dung ea , Ackuencledaincata,
Deponitluun sed all lATaI Business executed wltk
romptnenssad dlnpatcb. carZl
A 4 .MBION,
•
Justice of the Paget!,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT.
( CARSON STRESS ..EAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection of Seats solicited and promptly attend
ed to. . my3:7130
WILLIAM 11. 11.411.1LE8,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. CONVEYANCER, AC.,
Ocoee, CARBON ,STREET, nearty cippoulte. the
Railway Depot, SOUTH PiTIBBURtiIt.
Business entrusted to big care promptly attend
ed to. • '
DANIEL INciIIEAL, M. D.,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
OFFICE AND RESIDANCL,
o. 50 Grant St.. near high.
ardo;x7l
J S. FERGIUS9N,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW,
RICCOND.FLOOR. FRONT ROOM.
JOHN W. RIDDELL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ortiee,ll6 Dllamondliireet,
(Opposite tilt:a Court diniie,)
MEM
WA. LEWIS,'
•
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 99f Inismond Street.
1): DIACKREILL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
-' No. 139 Grant Eitreet..:
A wn LD • BLAKELEY;
JOlll.lll A. STRAIN.
4.1.4.1M11111A147, •
6aaoP7lolo JUllirtult THY PEACH Amu
POLION MAOISTUAT/L •
Otice_;11111 MTH CritllAT. opposite too Unthe
rittabarkh; Pa. Heeds,Hued% litartgues
Acknowledgments, Depositions and at Lagof Rast
oess with ponmatneen and dispatch.
JOHN C. i NffeCOMBS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
eroalook Hamill" and Arrears of Psi PrerllPU,
ootword. uo.llonli
WEIGHTS AND 3!rMUAIRES.
1[1: B. LYON.
, dealer if Weights aid Masan%
No.
n•t wow , Lib sad rens Aresis.
Ordigi peseepuv Austad to. sawn
=
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
J. BLANCEtAIID,
Wholesale and Retail iiroeeny
PROFESSIONAL.
ALD~.RIILAN,
No. 87 Fifth Street,
PITTEIBUROH, PA:
PITTBIItrIIOII. PA.
milsssua
PITTSBURGH. PA.
:b26
ATToItNEY-AZ~.L Aw.
No. 9* FIFTH NTHIET.
PITTsfIITROII. PA
ap6:ollotdar
No. 87 'Firth E4ltreket.
3 1 )11 1 1T8BIIRGliandaggaNS
11 CONN lELLSVIL LE IL R.
On and after THUS SDA I', „March 6th, 11161 , -
trains will arrlcc at %ad depart from the Depot, ow.
ner OfOrant and Water streets, a. follows:
Arrive.
Mall to and fromUntont'n. D 77: CIT. at. 6:00 P. le. I
McKee:Tort A ccommodt' ti .11:00 A. M. 2:05 P. A.
Ex. to and from Unkit'n.' 3:00 r. 31.10:00 A. k
West Newton Accoin),olll 4:30.r. a. 8:35 A. 5.
Braddock's Act:on - mod at'n 6:15 r. st. 7:50 r. r.
Night Acc. to MeEee,port.lo:3o P. st. 6:40 A. N.
Sunday Church Train to and
front WestNewtou 1:09 r.. 10:00 A. % For tickets apply ta -
J.ll. KING, Agent.
W. lI:STOUT. Superintendent. \ alba
A • LLEG Si EN Y
VALLEY BAII . .IIOAD.
BOUTF. TO THE OIL BEGION-.,
Bunning through to Voisingo City without Omit:. cr
of ears Cionneeting with I:tiot and nest. t
the Wane—. A 'Franklin Rath earl.' and Atlantic &
Great Wrsaern Railways. Shortest and quickc
route to CAlCity and Franklin; and all points In tie
Oil !tritium.
On andiuttor April 20th. 'FIGS. Passenger Trait a ,
will leave from and arrive at 11 ,- , Pittsburgh Dep.:,
corner Canal and Pike Sts. .fts
; Depart. Arrive. ,
Mall to and rin Ven. City. 7:00 A. At. 6:15 r.
Express " " 10:40 e. kf.12:.2.5 A. M.
Brady's Bend Acconamcsi'n 3:00 r. xi. 10:20 A. Y.
'Soda Works Armour 5:30r. 11. "7:55 A. it.
First Ilulton Actomod'n-.. S:5O A. it. 11:40 A...V.
Second Hutton ivaeomod`a 12:00 M. 3:55 1". h.
J. A. BTEELE.
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Sunday Church Train leave 3 SW . . Niroris at-fi:t 5
A. 31., arriving 111 Pittsburgh at 4 1:50 A. 31. R.
turning, leaves Pittsburgh at 1:10 r. u., arriving. IA
Soda Works at 2:55 P. u.
H. IMAC'ESTONE,
-W. F. HOPE, Ticket Agent. :11M
ciTrsiltrnGtx :
CINCINNATI AND ST.
RAILWAY.
CHANGE of TIME.:-.On aixi after lINDAY,'
dvnr,'.ttst, 1867, train., will leave and arilve at tie
traton Depot, 3.11 followe, PittabLrgh time:
Msll Exprosi r -
Fast LIU3
Fast. Express
'Sifted Way
Mclionsid!'s Ace`ri, No. 1.-
StenbenvEle Aceornmod'l2,
lkleDonalti's Ace'xi, No. 2..
SPUCIAL NariCk.--SundaltExpresa leaves at 2:10 -
p. mi. arriving In Cincinnati at 6:O4Va. it. the next
morning.
She 9:40. a. m. Train leaves daily, bundays ex
cepted, and-makes clos.e convections a , Newark fl .r
Zs:lief...vine:sad points on bandusky. Mansfield &
Newark H. It.
3.1. 3CITLL, General Ticket Agent.
W. W. CARD. .Stecbenvllle.
1 86 .. 8 . ....
I..LT fSISUAGH, -FORT
W. AND CLEVELAND
Frnm June 7th, 11.13138
and arrive at tae Union
time, as follows:
Leave-. •
Chleage .... 2:03 a m I
Clereland Ex.. 2:03 a m
Erie & Yga - 11.11 7:28 a m I
CI. & Wh•g3l.`l , 6:13 a m
Chicago Mail.. 6:58 a rlk
Chicago Ex... 9:43 a m;
CI. & Wh'g 1:43p re
Chicago Ex ~.. 1:58 pm
Wh. & Erie Ex. 11:48 pn.l
Depart "rem Ritertheisy.
Pi. Brigt'n Ac. 8.58 a m
Leetsdale = " 10-13 a m
" 11.1 . 56 a m
Rochester " 2:23 pm
Wellev'e 3443 p m
Leetsdale Acs: 4:13 pm
'N. Rrlgt'n " . 5:33 pm
N. Brlgt'n " . 6:28 pm
Lestisdale " . 10:43pm
1:58 p. m. Chicago
SOT 11:23 a. ns. l Chleag
Je3 F. R. MYERS,
t3=ll=l
DENIVSTLR:
CENTRAL RAILRO
On, And after. June 7th.
riveat and departfrom the
Washington ana'Llberty s
' Arrive.
Mall Train.... 1:15-smi
Fast Line • 1 - i4O ami
Wall.'s No. 1.. -9:20 a m•
Latrobe Aoe'n 7:50 a nt i
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 am,
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 a in:
Johnstown Ac. IfJc:3s a ta
Baltimore Ex. 1:00 p m
Phila. Express 1:20 pm
Wall's No. 3.!.. 2215 pin
Braddocks No 1 5:50p m
Wall's No. 4. 7115 pin
Altoona Acc'n
and Emigrant = •
Train 9i30 p rr.
The Church Train leaves W . all'a Station ever
Sunday at 9:15 a-ul.,.resaching.;•littsburgla at 10:G5
a. m. Retuniing,.leavesPittaraglr.tt 12:50 p. rr.
and arras _sat IA all's Station at 3:00i. tn.
-.Cincinnati Express leaves dal,y. All other trait. a
daily except Sunday.
For tirrtner information apply . .,1)
W. H. BEtIICWITH, Agent.
• The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as
sume any risk. for Baggage, excspt for wearing of
parel, and limit their responslb Ini• to Oi.r. ilundrt d
Dollars In value. Ala Baggage exceeding thit.
amount in value will be-at the rink of the owner, un
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD 11. WILLIAMS
General Superintead. ut, Altoona, Pa.
=I
• ,
lITESTJEILN PENN- .. 4_ .ri - ...t
SYLVANIA RAIL- .'2 - -'...."::.a.. - . -- t.igt , .... ,
R i 0.-On. and. after May , 20th, 1261, the Pei- i
senger Trait:son the Western Pennsylvania* Itali -
road will arrive at• said depart frum the 'Federal
( Street Depot Allegheny City, as felines:
-
Springd'e No 1 6:35 am• Mall Depart.
6:115 a in
Freeport No. 1 4:15a m Freeport Na. 1 9:10a te
Express .. „....10:15 a nt Sharpt..g tan. 1 11:29a at
Sharpteg No. I. 1:25 p m Eapro,s 1:50:p at
FreepOrt No. T. 4:10 p m s_uringd`e Nal 3:59 pm
Mall .- 5:541p m Freeport li.e. 2 6:05.p m
Spriturire No Z 7:10 p.m Soringd'e No 2 7:30 pm
Aboye trainer:in daily except 'unday.
The Church, Tralh leave& Allegheny Junet eve./ ye
Sunday at 7:415 a. m., reaching Allegheny City at,
11:50 a: m. Returning, Leaves Allegheny City at
1:29 , p. m. anti arr . lee. at Allegheny .fluset. at 9:45.
CONYUTATtiaIg_ Ilcarre-Poesale In packages r/
Twenty, between,' Allegheny City., Chestnut street,L
Bert's., Bennett, Pine Creek, Ettwand Sharpabbrg . „
antgood only on the trains stopplag at Statiensityg
,
ailed on tickets. •
The Danis leaving Allegheny city at 0:15 a. u'
awl 1:50 P.. a. make 'direct eunNictluu al. Erect/cut
with Walksr', line o:Stages for Railer awl Hannah,-
lawn.' Through tickets nuto be 'oath:wed -at tt
Dace, No. 3 St. Clair street, sear the. Suepenalt.ln
Bridge Pittsburgh. and - at the Depot.. Alleahanl.
For further Information aptdv to ...
JAMES LENFERT'a, Agent,'
Fechral Street Depot.. -
The Western Penasylvanla Railroad will to t
ae
some any risk for Ilaggage, - exceol for wearing -
parel; and limit the( . rasp:out/Witty. tome Hands. d
Dollars In value. All baggage eaeredlag fh
amount In value wilt be at the risk of the owner. et
GM taken by special contr.ici.
EDWARD H. Wl.L.l.llklefs,
Gen --al Runerlatendent, Altoona. Pa.
r_mi
SILM: (lIILL aMAPNE
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY,
sp4:w73
The SHORTEST AND HOST RF.LLiRLE YOWXR
tram the East to Mt points in
Colorado, Nevada,
Falilornia, Utah,
Two Trains • leaye State Liao and Leayenwor k
daily, (Bandage t izeopted, on the arriv al . of trams 1*
Pacific Railroad from • St. I.mila, and ....nulhal az.4
St. Jo Railroad from Quincy, connentln. at 1,a..
Pence, Topeka an d
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w r it a h c t s w a. es c t r or al
points ID Kansas.
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS (vow_
PANT'S DAILY UNE F O RERLAWO Vkit.
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And all Points in the Territorset,
And with SANDERSON% TitioN MALI LIN k. f
COACHES for Fort CitiOn, Bent's Fort, Pass, Alb- .quentue, Musts re, and, all points In ',rooms
New Illexicsi,
With the'lsicen. additions ors rolling skies d
equipment, and ,the arrangements made with- r
sponsible Overland Toinsportatlon Lines Crum • a
western terminus, this road Dow oilery unequal!. it
facilities for the transmission or freight to thP V r
West. ' •
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United Stems and Canadas. •
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RAILROADS.
PAN HINDLE ROUTE.
Depart. Asrivei,
91:15 , a. m. 1U:10 a". a .
9:40 a. m. 7:15 p. a..
'2:10 p. m. 1.1:20 a. a
6:10 a.. m. 7:05 p.
1:40 a. in. 3:03 p. a.
3:55 p.m. 9:30
m. 111:20 a.ta
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trains will leave frost
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'CWv" , $ and Ex. 2:08 a m
Plilea oEx... 11:23 sa.
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iSt. IS Ex.. 3:33 pta
CI. & Vh`g Ex •E:3B pm
Erie .Yg'n Ex 0:13 p m
ChM tt Ex.. . 4123 pm.
CI. & 'g ix 7:08 pra
An ve in Allegheny.
N. B gen Ac. 7:03 aat
N. It gt`n " 8:28 a m
Wells Ille " -"' 8:53 a 111
lieli . Easily " 10:13 a ter.
.eetaiide •' 4/..1341n.
1:0N pm
N. FirUft'n 2:43 p ar
Leetsdnie '• 4:53 p
" " 7.2Bpat
Ez preaw leaves daily.
Ex viva, arrives daily.
General Ticket Agent.
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. Mg; Trains wilt ar—
inloa•.l)eixn. cornercf
treets. as. follows:
Depart. -
Day ET:1)11,3.. Y:145 ant
Will's- No. 1-.. ,013.0 a m
7...50 a m ;*CincinnatlEx.ll..4.o a na.
'e' m
:JolinsLzmn Ac. , 3405 pm
liraddacke No '4,00 p m
Phila. Expres. .4,50 p m
Wall's- No. 3.. ..10 p no.
Wall's,Ne. 4.. 0415 p
Fast Line p
Latrobe Acc'n 14:50 p
Serharciaie Ac'n 10:50 pm
Eastern Division.
Waihington,
Arizona,
New Mexico, Idaho,
Oiegon.
A. AFIDEMSIOPI,
Oluierai fluperinio.nii• nt.
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* Metal Fre*lit 'ad T rtes Al. H.
STEAD SHIPS.