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OPlriet OvnlEPirrsistritem GAzETTA j
MONDAYAugnst- 10,1868. f
i
The general ma kete are devoid of any
new char-acterlstid worthy.of special
notice. We can re t only a moderate
locil demand for most of the leading arti
cles, and the feeling in regard to an ad
vance in prices is not as strong as it was
some, days since. _ -
BUTTER—The demand is falling off
somewhat though as yet prices remain un
changed at 30 to 35, for fair to prime.
EGGS—The supply is largely in excess of
the demand, and the market is dull at 18.
CHEESE-4s firmer though there Is no
improvement to note in the demand; 14 to
15 for Western Reserve. and Hamburg; 16
to 17 for factory and 19 to-20 for Sweitzer.
HAY—Is quiet, nominally unchanged,at
VO to 30 per ton, from country wagons.
GREEN APPLES-1n steady demand and
we can report regular sales at $4 to $5,50
• per bbl.
POTATOES;-Very dull but unchanged,
we continue to quote at V $3,50 per bbl.
GRAlN—Wheat is coming in slowly and
is taken on arrival at $2,10 to $2,15 per
prime: Red and $2,20 for White Oats unset
tled and difficult to quote correctly; old 82
to 83 on track and in elevator and 84 to 85
instore. We'heard of a sale of a car new
oats at 70. Rye is in demand at $1,25 for
new and $1,50 for old. Corn Is dull but
firm. • No movement in Barely and we
hear of no contracts for future delivery.
LARD OIL- Is reported firm but un
changed at $1,15 for No. 2 and $1,40 for No. 1:
PROVISIONS—Bacon is in steady do
mend at-13%a14 for shoulders, 16ii to 1834
for ribbed and clear sides, and 21;022 for
sugar.cured hams. Lard 1934. Mess pork
$3O. Dried beef 21x.
'FLOUR-The market is quiet and, a little
dull,, but unchanged. We continue to
quote at $10,50 to $ll tor spring wheat, $10,75
811,50 for winter'wheat, and $9,50 for iye
flour. .Sale of 100 tibls choice new Tennes
see flour at $11,50.
New York Produce Market.
lily Telegraph to
. the Pittsburgh Gazette./
Nay, YORK, Aug. 10. --Cotton a shade
firmer and not very active; sales 800 bales
at 29341130 e for middling uplands, chiefly at
2934 c. Flour—receipts 10,450 bbls and anll
and 10a15c lower, sales 600 bbls at $7,50a
8,25 for superfine State western; $8,70a9,80
for`extra do; 18,80a10,85 for extra western;
i11a13,25 fonwhite wheat extra; $ 9 ,10a150
or R. H. OA; sloal2 for extra, St Louis;
1112;50M:4,50 for good to choice do., closing
dull.: California_ quiet and heavy; sales 800'
' sacks •at $10.601112,65. Rye flour steady;
sales Z5O bbls at f5a10.75. Corryineal qiiiet;
sem 350 1 4 thi s at $.5,95 for western. Whisky
firm;'stiles'3oo bbls at 6'7%c in bond. Wheat
—receipts 820 bn; dull and, drooping; sales
8,000 bu at $2,.18 amber Green Bay, and No.
3 spring at private terms: Rye scarce and
quiet at $2,50 for new; Southern, $1,85.
Barley nominal. Barley Malt quiet and
steady; sales of 7,500 bush at private terms.
Coin—recdipts, 329,948 bush; the market is
heavy and la2o lower; sales of 113,000 bush
at $1,10a1,15N for unsound, and §1,16a1,17
for sound mixed western afloat; Isl,lB for
• - high mixed, nearly yellow. Oats—receipts,
108,377 bush; the market- s active without
decided change; sales of 108,000 bush at 82e
for, estena in store; 83a833ic afloat. Stock
in warehonse—Wheat, 585,370 bush; Corn,
1,611,468 do; Oats, 489,100 do; Barley, 575
do; Malt, 95,995 do; Peas, 43,289 do. Rice
quiet._ Coffee rather heavy. Sugar dull
and heavy; sales of 100 hhds Cuba at 11%a
11 1 y,c. Molasses nominal. Hops quiet. Pe
troleum in fair demand, at 17 . 4 c for crude
and 3434it34y,c for refined in bond. Pork
heavy and droopingi sales of 850 bbls at
p28,68a28,75 for new mew; closing at $28,75
regular; _528,50a28,75 for old do; $23,50 fbr
prime, and $24a24,25 for prime mess. Beef
steady; sales 160 bbls at $ 1 5a20,50 for new
plain;mess, and $20,50a24,75: for new extra
, . •
men. Tierce Beef, nominal at $21a33 for
_ _
prime, and 30836 foi India mess. Beefdull
at 127a30,50. Cut meats steady; sales 250
pkgs at 13a133;c - for shoulders. and 16a
1936 c for hams. Middles'firm. Lard quiet;
sales 550 tierces at IBal9c for steam; chiefly
at 18 3 / 4 a1854c, and 19a1930 for kettle ten
dered. Butter heavy at 25a33c for Ohio. and
30a39c for State. Cheese firm, at liana.
Freights to 'Liverpool more active and fir
mer; engagmeqta per steamer 01. sixty
thousand bdshels o . f corn at sNa6d.
LATEsT---Flour dull, and closed lower
on common grades;: Wheat noffinal at
12,10. for No. 2, _ and' $2,15a2,27 for No. 1
spring. Rye very•scarce and firm utsl,Boa
1,90. , .oats quiet and fain atfQ3ic in store,
and 831 c 'attest. Corn quiet at $1,12a1,15
for Unsound, arid • $1,16a1,17 . for sound
mixedweetern afloat. Pork quiet at 128,75
cash itir mew,' and 128,85 lrtegular. Beef
Tilet . and wtihout decided change. Cnt
Meatsdtdl and unchanged., Bactoinominal.
Lard,dtai, at ; 18Matilyic for fair to • prime
steam ; rendered. rEggs _ dull at 24a26e. -
St. Louis Market.
tßy Tehutroph to the Pittsburgh Gitzette.
Logis,August 10.—Tobacco, the de
znand is good and prices retitain nohanged.
Cotton. sales of. Middling at 300. 'Hemp is
I dull; saine r or undreSsed at s4 s( ht/i65. , /lour
is firm for high grades; sales at f6,37a6,50;
choice extra at 483,8,50; double. extra at
-
-18,37x9,50 18,3789,50: , tieble extra to'fancy at $19,25 3,
:it 13. Wheat, salesof a few fancy lotErat full
prime, but under large receipts lowergrad es
declined prime to fanny fall sold at'
$2,1042,34;i and early: sales of choice and
'
fancy at $2,33a2,40., Corn•is -firm !but not
active at ;9a9le for mixed and; yellow' 93a
950 for whit e. Oats are buoyant and ' firm
at 50a55c. li ke 'ls buoyant and higher;
sales at f1,15a1,20. Barley; sales of New
lowa,flrst receiVed, but not choicerat $1,70.
Pork steady and firm at M,50,130. Bacon
steady and firm at 13 ‘al3i for shoulders,
17Xa1734.. for cleat sides, -16 X for _plain
hams sugar .Oured. do. 18;41119•14.
small salesat 19, 1934 and 20c for tierces,
half barrelsand kegs.; Whisky held higher;
11,37 Was paid for some, and 41435 refused.
for round lots. Receipts- 7 Flour, 3,100 tibia;
Wheat 72,000 bush; Corn ,; 7,400 bush; ,Oats,
17,600' hush. . ' •
Q.. Chicago Market:';
(BY Telegraph to the Pittabargh Gazette:)
CHUmoo, August 10,---Flour quiet, and
• easierat 119a9,25 Mr spring- extras. t- Wheat
4:tull and lower, with sales of 'No.I at $1,138;
41,78a1;7$ for N 0.2; closing morainal at $ 1 175
ImNogi the market. remained mahailged
•" his W.Gtpia3p., Cora in.gopd,shipping and
Wtour,at/iereqUesi ,; the marketisle lower
h No.l, at 9941;014 lin. 2 at 98a990
rejectod at 92440; otcoMag,st 99c for N o.
1; therelivtilit'itlieSthiS afternoon pf No' "I .
at 9913,'CtieftZtiiid 98c seller for Art. Oats
are mtiderately' itetive s. lti2d: , 3o 4 13 'lo,Ver;
.yvith sahlivitt's7asBc; 'tslcisiiig at' 1 4c.''
mer-axicillalVoiligheriwitit 'sales No:l•
• s l , 4 llal;44,guict No. 2,'at 81,4181,42 ',Bar
: ley neg4cted,snd nominal., ;Elighwines it-
Activei • bonded , held , ,1011 • PrPrisions
' )lilet and holder,s are.firm. lifesa Pork at
1 2 9a29,50: lidd "at yy s alB6...Pr,y,lSalted
ahoulderest 12a12W,. TheieCeipts Om: the
-sad fortkleightlfours • *ere: 4;117"
Aour t e,62o hall ; wheat, 173,976ftrusiv corn,
t°81411,073 94 Min bead: hogs
68.41.!, Ship.
bb Ei flour, 13,853 bush ' , Wheaso
;18,688 bush ecru, 2,398 hood.,hogo, Aeighte
nore Qtike'and'firiner ant ,KiNe
++l Teltgrsph
Latiarsitin:ix, Wilglkis t - 10 ,:;41116# but,
ohatigkl: white helot at $2,10; TlidiAllea2;l3s.:-,Corn Is ' 4411
t 11,26a1;28, -Ode `Rye' lis'
MU at 111015014661.` f ricnislon/S- Mead •
ork h et at ilgo;,rib sides, ,17 itl7yibr'.0bar '
o, 1 730175t5; shoulders/44;0114M; ham,:
Llsrdis4seld at:l9aw ,•,z
;1
Telelfrimb'tif , :!,ihit . PO;libp,Txtf tifff , tlte.l
y a t i V/I di A Figu O• CUP 7s . *cid*
W e tittink
erfinel. * rra; 3ales. qul
$7a7,50. Wheat; 112." Corn; 75a80e. •
Afiiiiewi ffaA424la22tte' IBrazil.22°:l
,o,rry . ..„1.; • " t•iWytdevug'Sorkero4-111.4111,11t;
[A r rur V; 11 1 9 11 11 r4 4'....Aft1fr !IRS
Financial . Natters in New York.
Gold Closed at 1413%414111(.
ißy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
• ' NEW Yonic, August 10, 1868.
MONEY. AND GOLD.
Money very easy at 3®4 per cent. on call.
Sterling dull at 109x®110. gold lower,
opening at 146 k, advancing to 147%, clos
.lng at 146 '®l4ot
GOVERNMENTS
Strong, higher and an Increased demand.
Coupons of 1881, 115%„@11536; do. 1862,
114801 2
114@115 ; do. '64, 111(4)111X ; do. '65;
112 X; do. new, 108;041109 ; do. '67,
. 1 09X(4)109,; do. '6B, 109X@109K; do. 10-40 s
109 34®10911.
_ BORDER STATE BONDS.
Transactions in Border State bonds small;
Missouris, 93; inew Tennessee, 63k; new
North Carolinas, 72; old do;, 73%.
- STOCKS.
- -
Stocks quiet; New York roads weak;
Western shares steady; Miscellaneous and
Express dull.
5:30 PnicEs—Canton, 47V,,@47%; CumbAr
land. 25@32%; Wells Express, 26%@27;
American, 44@4434; Adams, 5234@52%;
United States, 454@46; Merchants'
Union, 2414@)243‘; Quicksilver. 121y,@
122; Maripoga, 5; Pacific Mail, 103%®103%;
Western Union Telegraph, 34X®34%; New
York Central, 128X(4)12814; Erie, 58%®
58%; Erie preferred, 68 %@693.6;, Hudson,
1 35. 1 4©137; Reading, 591%@)91%; Ohio and
Mississippi 29%@)2935; Chicago (fr, Alton
preferred, 135%; Terre Haute, 44; Wabash,
5 0y,@51M; St. Paul, 75@)75M; do preferred,
82%q82,. ; Michigan Central, ' 122;
Michigan4Southern. 85 3.f@85),(4 Illinois Cen
tral, 148(4)158; Pittsburgh,B734@B7Yta
101305102; Rock Island, 1113.;@112; North
western, 82y,@82%; do , preferred, 81X@
81%; Fort Wayne, 108;i: Hartford and
Erie, 21%@22; Astabula, 99%; Columbus,
85%.
MISCIQp - SHARES.
Gregory, $4,25a430; Smith & Parmelee,
$4,45a4,50; New York, $1,45a1)55-
SUB -TREASURY MATTERS .
Receipts at the Sub-Treasury, P,713,874;
K
payments, 676,263; balance, $79,02,5,883.
Cincinnati Market.
My Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
Cnteurrsexi, August 10.—Flour firm and
in good demand at $ 1 0,00a10,10. Wheat
arm; No. 2 new, 12,00; No. 1, $2,10; no old
in market. .Corn firm at 92a93c for ear, and
95a97c for shelled. Oats steady at 52a56c
for No. 2 and No. 1. Rye advanced to $1,40,
and the supply is light. Cotton firmer;
middling, 29a29Mc. Tobacco unchanged:
sales 'of 115 hhds. Whi.sky sold at 65e,
but holders ask 70c. Mess Pork drill and
prices nominal at $29. Lard offered at
18%c; no demand. Bulk Meats in good de
mand; sales 200,000 pounds shoulders at
12Xo, and sides at 14a14Xc. Bacon in
better demand; shoulders, 1334 c; clear rib
sides, 16y,,a163ic, anti clear sides, 17a17Mc;
there is an active demand for sugar cured
hams at 2lc for city; St. Louis brands are
offering at 20 1 40 delivered here. Butter un
changed and quiet at 35a38c. Eggs, 16c.
Clover Seed quiet at $13,50. Flax in de
mand at $2. Linseed Oil advancedto $1,05.
Groceries unchanged and quiet. Gold,
146/ buying.
Cleveland market, •
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
CLEVELAND, August 10.—Flour quitt at
410a10,50 for double extra spring; $11a11,50
for double extra red winter; country brands
quiet at 19a10 for double extra spring; $9.50
a 10,50 for double extra red winter; $12x13
forAouble extra white. Wheat Salesof 2 •
cars No. 1 red at $2;07, No. 2 is held at $1,93
and $1,90 offered. Corn—Sales 2 cars at
$l,lO. 0.45, 40a50c; sales 50,000 bush to ar
rive for September first at 56c; 1 car to ar
rive at 60c; 3 cars delivered at 63c. Rye
market dull, inactive and held at $1,75a1.80
for No. 1. -Barley market nominal. Pe.
troleum steady and quiet at 30a310 for
standard white, and 28a30c for prime light
straw to white.
New York Cattle Market.
[Ek Telegraph to the rtttiburEb Gazette.l •
NEW YORE, Aug. 10.—The receipts for
the week were: beeves, 6,651; sheep and
lambs, 20,410; hogs, 11,851. Beeves are
- without activity and free arrivals, amount
ing to 2,600 heed; prices declined Moie;
average ,quality. of offering; fair extra at
16%c; prime at 16a16xe: frir to good at 15a
15%c; inferior and oodinary at 10a14m.
Sheep steady; Lambs; which constituted
the bulk of. offerings are decidedly lower;
sales of sheep at 4a7c, and lambs at Thia9)ic.
Hegs fairly active , and higher, though ye
lower than Saturday, wnen best lots brought
113ic; prices to-day are 103ially,c.
Toledo Market.
03y Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
ToLhDO, August - 10.=—Receipts for the
past week-11,461 bbls flour, 150.371 bus
wheat, .69,250 bus corn, 35,750 bus oats,
3,600 bus rye.. Shipments--11,210 bbls flour,
58,069 bus wheat, 113,603 bus corn, 20,943
bus oata, , 1,125 bus rye. Flour; sales of
spring wheat at $10.25. , Wheat 3a60 lower;
white Michigan $2,20, white Wabash $2,40,
amber Michigan $2,10, No. 1 red $2,08, No.
2 spring $1,75; amber, seller, August, $2,05;
do:, seller, September, 12,00. Corn dull
and lower; No. 1-$1,103,: Oats 4c lower;
No. .1 56e Rve ; sales of No. 1 at $1,40a
1,45. Lake Freights firm at 6%c to .Buffalo.
Mavaukee Market.
(By 'Telegraph to the Plttaborgh 6azette.l
- August 10.—Flourdull
and prices uncha , ged. Wheat unsettled;
at $2,00 for olitNe 1, and sl,eo for No 2 do.
Oats dull and lower, at 600 Air So 2. Corn
quiet at $l,OO for No 2. „ Receipts -1000 bbls
flour, 7000 bash wheat, 2000 "bush oats, 300
bush corn. Shipments-2000 bbls flour,
10,000`bpsh wheat, 800 bush oats.
'Louisville Market
[By Teiegmht to the. Pittsburg' Gazette.l
LOUISVILLE, August ie.—Tobacco; sales
small atfull rates. , Flour; superfine $0,25a
6,50, 4Vheatr'red 12,01:1a20:" Corn 9 0 a9se.
bars 461‘50e; Lard ISNal9e. - - . Bieon; Shoul
ders 18,6114 o„ clear- 'rib; Sides.l7o, -clear
Shies 17tie. %Balk Shoulders 140, clear
'Sides 483ic., Whisky; raw, free, 111,130.'
IC/doggy Cattle Market. •
emrrelekterill tap ratatieraa oamtte.,
Citto.tao,, August Cattle very
"dirllAßdmomtool at 41f1k76a7 4 00 - for • good to
Aiolce steers, 5q4;40,90, 4pgkatobPne wwe
and fair steers: " Hoge moderately active;
'salsa of common lots, ,15aMo lower, at 11;1,25
alo,l2gtor coMmon, to cholee. •
•
INPORTS BY RAILiOAD.
' TI TTINBURO I 4Ift. Wham., AND Caroeno
RiaLnown.
,Augusf 10.-7 _cars. pig iron,
Nimick it 049; 2 do Bryan & . 0 0 1 11heY1 000
, pigs lead, Davis Chambors &'Co. '9B bbl
flour. Leg Mayer & Voskamp ; 1 "c ar' bran,
J B Piny& Co:2 db, P Schott; 100 bbl 'flour
D Wallace; 100 do speritsesa, Watson; 2
bbl'glass, Ware.,.7 P SMitb; 10 , bbl, alcohol;
T S Fins hi; 15 bhl whiskey, J Buoyer; 1 or
.gan II Eleber it Bro. 50 bbl speritic'Elbep.
tonit Wallace; scar inid l / 1 1 4 10. Kell ititotith"
• art;. 1 box hard. wares, L' o Picks L.Ogan.
Gregg; 4, , Co; /8 bbl Scrap irony Everson
i forpston,4 Co 60
.pe lumber, &dom./la:dee;
42,Sacks oats, 1 holAgga, J Hankie:. 11 eke
wool, ' /A:Darker `
,Jr, - I t Co; 7, /:obl , flour,
McClure McKee; 48 bdls 200 loose - broom
' botolliknowroy- & 2 bbl oggs, ?I J
SUM. de Brtn.76 sacks barley, W .7 Mokf 890
'nil' bbl •M Roeder &CO; 1 airisiwEltibbarit
it Bro; l2s, bol'eo f cheoloy, - Wood:tvortit'e Day.'
bison ; .2,,bintes Eboltii 3 Bcriven; , 2::boxes
India De Zouch it Co; 12 pumps Bailey,
74r,rei ft Cu; / 5 • boxes cheese, ICEwirtik,4
C0;,4 boteaCke'ga dri#B ll ;'olhinsed &Sons
Ilk's barley , Sperleer & McKay ; gte g ke
rg W BEtip/OM n oi llSaistp_iron,JJonern: '
211 b ttr4?po pp V9 l .B l it'matkood tot 0o:
11:1)1)1 t 4. 1101110,4 • 4P 3 ; AO. bbl.fiocg.x, J 1 .
tlid M R i p i tM,
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G N Hoffscott; 1 cadtobbaceo. Atwell Lee
& Co; 173 sacks corn, Bricker & Co; 13 bx B
cheese, J C Jenkins; 35 do do Arbuckle &
Co; 1 car staves Al P Adams & Bro.
CLEvELAND Arm Prrrsnumon Rein-
ROAD, August 10.-2 cars iron ore, Wm
McKnight & Co; 3 do do, Zug & Co; 1 car do
do, W H Shoenberger & Bro; 1 car lumber,
R A Clark I Co; 1 do do. McQuewan &
1 car bxs, 1 do, Fertilizer; Seward &
Campbell; 2 cars iron ore, Chess S & Co;'I
car stone, J L L Knox; 2 do do, Brown &
Musgrave; 24 bbls srap iron, 4 1111(18 2 crates
do, Mullen &Maloney; 27 old saws, Singer
Nimick & Co; 2 boss wood, Chas Smith &
Son; 6 bdls bdls, P H Langhman; 1 piece
stone, W W Wallace; :35 seks wool, W Par
ker, Jr (56.C0; 25 bbls lime, L H Carlisle; 1
car fire brick, Evans Clow D (tt Co; 25 do do,
S Davidson; 2 coils lime, 2 scks rags, God
frey & Clark; 1 bbl wino, F Lenaham; l do
do, J A Weber & Co; 43 scks oats, Mellon°
& A 1 bbl eggs, 1 keg butter ' 13 _bbla pota
toes, 11 do apples, Voigt, Mahood dc Co; 4
dos cain seat chairs, half do rockers, Ful
ton & Hopper; 1 bbfeggs, half do do,W H
Kirkpatrick; 33 bbis apples, W J Steel; I
box blind's, F C Topper &Co; 2 bxs drugs,
R E Sellers; I box stove grate, A Bradley
&Co; 25 bxs cheese, Watt, Lang & Co; 20
bbls apples, Van Corder & B.
PITTSBU GET, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOlllB
RAILROA August 10.-10 bb whiskey.
Ewart &Co;s t i cs dried boof, LT H Parker;
I cask do H Myres & Co; 200 bbl flour 10
keg lard 5 half bbl lard oil 10 Uhl onins 10
( 4 ) r.
do potatoe , Van Gordon & Shepard; 1 box
1 box lard, B L Fauestock A Co; 1 bbl eggs
Haworth McDonald & Co; 1 sack wool,
Hugh Lee;' 3 bundles _sheep pelts 0 groan
hides, M Flacus 41t . Son; 17 sacks barley,
Frauenheim Miller & Co: 40 sacks outs 3
sacks wool, Meanor' & Harper; 55 - bundles
p paper, Pittsburgh Paper Manuticturlner
Co; 1 bbl eggs 1 bucket butter. voyt Mn,
hood & Co; 2 bbl 1 keg klan seed 3 bbl soap
W H Graff & Co; 15 bales cotton, KonnUedy
Chilas & Co; 2 cases tobaeco, R & W :Jen
kinson; 3 bundles office chairs, 3 do tam
rockers, 3 do nurse, do 2 bundles drugs, 10
bbl oil, R E Sellers & Co: 5 .casesivvine, W
M'Knight; 10 bbl lard oil, E HaZelton; 47
bbl potatoes, Graff & Reiter; 8 hhd tobacco, .
W & D Rinehart; 1 car wheat, Hitchcock, & Co; 163 sacks corn, Brown dt,
Williams; 1 car ear corn, J B Cambell.
ALLEGErks/TVALtarx R. R., August 10.—
I car pig Iron, H Woodsides; 2do McKnight
P & Co; I car scrap iron, J Graiger; 2 cars
stone, Senderson & Co: .1 car lumber, For
ester 4 Coalman: 1 car stone, P C Messick:
2 carslimestone, Shoenberger & Blair; 1
car lime, J Knox; 1 do, Dunn & Allen: 1
do, Gummer; leeks wool, 2 bbl flour, Knox
& Orr; 63 sks oats, S B Floyd & Co; 5 rolls
leather, .J N lloatott; 21 ski; rye, -Kell &
Ritchart; 4 bbls eggs, Schwalm; tio W E
Carnahan; 1 box mese, S Dllmore; 10 kms
butter. Voigt, Mahood A' Co; 1 old safe,
Burke Basnes.
PErmsyr.vArn.t. CEEr. August
10.-5 bbbeflour, McClu & McKee; 1 box
mdse. MeCandlass, Jamison & Co; I pkg
cegars, R & W Jenkenson; 1 keg bitters,
Little & Mechling.
PITTSBURGH . AND CONNELLSVILLE
RAILROAD, August 10.-80 bdls paper,
Markle & Co; 3 half bbls whisky, J Roth &
Co; 3 half bbls butter, Means & Coffin.
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tints: remedies the effects of bad dyes; Invigo
rates and leaves the Hair son and beautiful. Mack
or brown: Bold by all Druggists and Perfumers:Lind
u s acr n li
eagr
s a e t w yAe . /or's Wig. Facrago.
Igr'GUIDE . TO' MARRIAGE.—
Yonnrtlr Men's Guide to Happy Marriake
and Conjugal Felicity. The humane views of benet
olent Physici E a rl y ' on the Erro and ncidet
to Youth andlatanhood rs ; sent in se n s e d lette n r
envelokes, free of charge. - Addreas HOWARD A.S.
BOCIATION. Box P.: Ph iladeinhia. Pa. myIIINEBT
pRoPosALs
OFFICE OF CO T ROLLER OF AltritllENYsl9o.l
Pi SUMMIT, Augus h, you ,
NOTICE COAL - DEALERS..
sEkr.:ED rRoPosALs will be reeelt - eilist this
oaten until 17th lint., Inclusive, for tarnishing Co
Allegheny County
10,000 Bob. good Merchantable Coal
free from slack and dirt, to be welshed on the City
Scales, and delivered at the entrance to the Court
House and on Fifth and Miss streets. In qu
titles of six hundred bushels per day, until Lb
whole is delivered.
Payment will be made by Warrants drawn on the
County Treasurer when -the contract Is completed.
By direction of County Commissioners.
HENRY
MEM
_ .
OFFICE or CITY — ENOINEER,
Allegheny City, Aug. 5. MO
THE PARK, COMMISSION.
receive proponals until
THURSDAY; /3TII r.;
For Furnishing One Thousand Cable
Yards of good Blver Gravel,
To be delivered along the line of walks of Common
For specifications and particulars Inquire at this
The Commission reserve the right to reject any or
all tads. • CHAS DAVIS..
,:•atte:vs , Supt?dg Engineer Park Improvm' t.
Cilica OF CITY ENournes All uarzirou„ g •
Pittsburgh.Ju4ll, f
;NOTICE . TO STONE MASONS.-
£qtA.T.)3D PROPO/3ALS ' YOE
' , Rebnildhig a Stone enliert, .• ,
Oyer the goer Mlle , Eau, at the Swiadier rum,
234 Ward, 111 be meelved at tile OltrEngineer's
Odic° until , ,
Satul'dats August atb.lttes.
Epeolgastion. can be cee4 & ibis elese,
H. 4,114L0C1A,709
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r iYal:t7l
4601313.NMXT5,
Orricsos Cirri iraorszza Alro sanvirron,
Pittsburgh,..e.pgust,l,t; 1888.
.XOTICE. •
• TELE ASSEI3BIIIEN'r POE TTIC
"qiicohionan Fifth St,
Is now ready for,exmOtrddidi!,ill24 be seen at
Ma Mee until - • • ••• •••
TitESDAY 11 it MB' • •
ren it wilt. be returned to , tha 047 ; •*agic rer ,,
dice lot coueotion.-. , • •• • • •„i
ut:tita • • H. J. Ur"'
Xm3ll)l4ik 'Ol , lllOOl . *MIND. AND
• • STEMId PAOKINIV4-..11 IdeehAnt hand it oil
ew. and of the best. -4'artles wlehbor to
asap orlhopittnere Betting to required; `rill
and nut prince as tow oteen be nett. In tar .
. "18 P timed. • ''d 4 4I 4RILLIPS,'' . 1 .
•
veg an & • 8 St. • ate etmet.
TitiISANSPA : NT GlialElll
OLOTIEL for Window Eilvt i le zal ' l e inerlor iL
A15eturr). "14 .14 . 4111 , 47111 1 4 1 147 Of the' 1117 111P irbn
• ;
sirldtluquilt rewind tuna roan, pfl . n.T . , •
, "fithinlealit7'Uirt 1 - 7 N T:i • =
!FORE:
' ••• • DO - 7 :: r
ratty melor elf& ihiekled.' • '• • rifind
Se viz u oisl e sito t skeiquelm..._ll f i t or ume:
u s .. 4me t te r exec
J. a FL PEULLU'a
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TuES.ult, AUGUST 11 -1868.
[Br Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
LOUISVILLE, August 10.--River rising,
with 6 feet In canal. Weather _cloudy and
warm.
ST. Lours, August 10.—Heavy rain this
morning; cloudy now. • , ,
OR E - VAIIFE E
VlLLa d idat .
jEI CAIRO. AND WF..1.013113.--Th
ne steamer
CAMELIA Capt. ,pritas Ihuav
Will leave as Above, positively,
THIS HAY,.IIOI inat,--4 P. N. .
For freight or passilge aoPIFOOII . OIFd or to
JuHN-IPLAcfs._.
_. •
J..D..004,2..0qH-00p. Agents.
,j MISCELIBANEOUS.
.
FOR - 84LE.
CROCERY STORE.
A Wholesale ancißotail Grocery Store;
Doing a good business, and situated in a good place
in Allegheny City, will be sold at arcasonab le price.
The store house has a lease on it for five years, and
will be sold wlthatore.
For terms and ' location addrees
N. 11., Box a, GAZETTE Ornoz,
Giving , full name and where an Interview can be
Contro
OIL . WELL '
Steam Engines for Sale.
GIVIVINw.fitnIIO Vingyinndtrs72EoAlladElir
Inch stroke, with all the natures
FOE • BORING}' OIL WELLS.
Address MME X. BOLE &
Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh, Pc
auft:t9a
w t•'FELD sic°
.
Tanners
Seitipsi . ..kerootuh,Cattla,,-Talls,
BONES, NEAPS4OOtOI4-ic,
3'olllce. and , Wznahonitt; 335' LIBERTY 6T.,
4 door trnzp,Wayne, 4 .
PITTOBVitOII,. Pa k ,
' '
qtr Eng Weer.
CZ:11
EXCHANGE.
B'ooo Acres .of Land
apWillielog county, West, Virginia. being
JiG, int A. 1 34, 13*, 136. 13¢ Put!**
all
,tract", ;watered .ps, 9purbe#, of Twelve,
as), pole' Creek, and part an o xiii4 l2l44 et of
321.000'ierer grinted to ;sines *llroi„ackil es
!Oiling; itirpkri and Michael Graff. turf Hollings
wind' and Farwell: . Pikes piad
Title perfect. Wilt be , ezehaugsd for Pittsburgh
zuseittbotuies or dry goods, atunarket irkietig ,
;Address; EICIELLINGEIe
j :174 ' , • stemmas times. ,
RE. Olt" Enibilel:
, . .
TO' TUE ;PUBLIII14; , ;
Pleife take nOttee' rig ihy
:SANG; baa aLININ o and fled ilhiretirtigiVe gittiV4l4
ar ls Aliiiscceient; as .1 will not be responsible for '
armor bat oantfon*,; •
• , ... tiOTICEsatoD
- .
T'IIitAIaiifriI o grAELILLLIKAIDAREIp
41 . 0 - 1317 -P,44R9*WA 01 41 lir
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3115
RIVER NEWS
The river continues to recede slowly at
this point with about twentYv-seven inches
in the channel. The weather yesterday
was cloudy and unsettled and towards
evening there were indications of rain.
-The sternw h eel American went over the
falls at Louisville on Saturday for St. Louis,
with a fair trip.
—The tow-bo Sam. arrived at
Louisville on Saturday, from Pittsburgh,
with a tow of coal.
—The McCullough will leave Wheeling
for Cindianati this evening, aa will also the
Robt. Moore for Portsmouth.
—C_aptain J. B. Davis, of the Memphis
and White river line, is negotiating with
Capt. Josh. Throop, of Evansville, for the
Mayflower.
--A barge of• coal belonging tO the Kana
wha and Ohio Coal Company, struck the
wall at Elk Shoals, in Kanawha river, and
sunk in dye feet.
—The steamer Petr lia commenced the
work of clearing th lower Ohio o snags
on the 27th of July, e t
Evansville, f
and in
eight days removed t enty-eight snags.
• —Capt. W. J. Kountz received a very
liandmome pony from Cincinnati yesterday
on the Camelia, though it was originally
forwarded to the Captain from the Upper.
Missouri.
—The Wnr Eagle. Sunk in the upper
Mississippi, near Sal) la, was built March,
18545, aside-wheeler, an cost $30,000. There
Is another boat of th name built in 1858,
at a cost, of $45,000.
—The Camelia arrived from Cincinnati
Before day lig ht -yesterday morning, with
a fair trip. She will at once commence
loading lOr St. Louis, and will be ready to
take her departure this afternoon.
—The City Council ol k St—Loula has pass
ed the Harbor bill. It authorizes the issue
of one hundred thousand of bonds; and
9proplates fifty thousand dollars for the
improvement of the harbor north.
—The St. Louis pcmocrat, of Saturday,
says: Capt. W. J. Kountz will shortly as
same command of the St. Louis and New
Orlea7 steamer Great Republic. He has
run b'g boats in the trade before, and Is
one of the most successful of living steam
boatmen.
—The Ezra Porter, one of the boats de
stroyed by the lire Thursday morning, was
insured for $25,000 in the followinA• Pitts
burgh offices: Eureka, $5,000; Western,
$4,000; Boatmen's, $4,000; Citizens, $1,000;
Pittsburgh, 4,000; Merchants, and Manufac
turers', $l,OOO.
1--Parties are actively engaged in trying
toraise the steamer Dexter, lately sunk in
the Ohio river at Twelve-pole. They have
her swung on chains, with empty barges
alongside.. So far they have succeeded in
getting her over to the Oldo shore, and will
have her up in a day or two.
—The steamer Mettl Mims, from Cin
cinnati to St. Louis, e
struck a snag four
miles above Cairo, in the Mississippi river,
last night, and sank in two minutes. She
lies on the snag, and there is great danger
of her breaking in two. No lives were lost.
The value of the boat is not known.
—Capt. Henry G. Car Son, one of the direc.
tors of the company organized to build
steamboats on the De Haven plan, renelved
notice on Saturday that the Building Com-'
mittee bad perfected all their arrange
ments. and would commence operations at
once. An assessment of ten per cent. has
been made on the stockholners.•
—We,clip the following from the Cincin
natti Gacettc :
The different packet lines vary consider
ably in the wages 'paid to their employes
this season. We give the following as the
outside and inside figures:
Captain t1150®250
lst Clerks 125@150
2d Clerks 60©76
Pilots
•100(4)125
Mates
100
2d Mates 60®75
Engineers 100@)125
Stewards
...60®75
Deck hands 25@35
Cabin boys.. ......... ............ • 1,5@30
Routs abount 20@25
River and IV eather.
STEAMBOAT
MB
COMMISSION_. IWITRORANTS.
L. iNtlatatlOL. .. ... .. 8111T - Att - sok.
DILLINGER & STEVENSON ,
FORWARDING AND.
CONINfieSIONMERCHANTS,
For the sale of FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE
generally, Also,
- L Nuoßsi l wiNES, BRANDIES, &c.
No. 87 Second Street, Pittlburgh, Pa.
lir LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Consign
lents. .
jy31378
INEMZI
_ _. _.FIELD ,
. A. T. CANFIELD.
'lt. CA_NFIELD & BON, COlll
- a
4 - .F n V et iole n l t e .
Cheese, putter, Lard, Boik, Bacon. Flour, Fish,'
Dried Fruit, Grain, Pig Lead, Pot, Pearl and S ,da
pellet:, W hite Lime. Linseed, Lard, Coal and Car
bon Oils, No. 141 First street, Pittsburgh.
WATT,ILANG &
WIIOLESALZ ID/SALEM:I IN
Groceries, Flour, Grain, Produce, Pro
visions, Fish, Cheese, Carbon 011, dm.,
Nos. 172 and 174 WOOD STREET, near Liberty
street. Plttsbunth, Da. ' n09:n56
X. STEELE ---
AAr STEELE & SON,
I.Y.Le
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
pr,coun, itanArivi Fr u mp, iato,
No. Oct OHIO STREET near East Common,
' ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
JAMES B. MICANOR JOB
IV/EANOR & HARPER;
•
FLOUR, GRAIN AND TRODUCE
COMMISSION 31011.C.RA.NMEI
astp LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBI7RGH.
Consignments solicited.
fiXTZSENCX,B-3. G. Martin Cashier Mechanics ,
Natiansil Baia: J. B. Duwortt; & co., It. • T. Ken
nedy a Bro.
Ja31:124
isTaa !MIL JAB. F. BICHAZI4.
' WEIL Sc RICHART,
A..x. •
.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1
AND E1X41.11113 IX - •
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED ~&c., &c.
.
349 Llperty tit, Pittsburgh,
inrA:b37 •
RI
J. BLA.NCHARD,
Wholesale and IlebM Grocers,
18:x89 No. EDO PENN ETBEET
ALEX. It'EANIT --- " --- -
McBA.NE & ANJEII, J.
ANJBB
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Deslent In PLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 144. WATER. STREET, - aboie
Smithfield, Pittsburg!). -
ETZER & ARBPISIPIE;ONG,
FORWARDIXO AHD OONEIBBION MOUNT%
Por the sale °Ilion!, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Seedt, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, No. i 6
MARKET STREET, corner of Finn, Pittsburgh.
JOHN 1. 130171ii-- ZIOUSIL....iWIif: H. notrsz:
t]l - 011N I. HOUSE suc
cessora to JOHN /. HOUtiE CO., Whotante
rooera and Commission Merchants, Corner of
SzulthUold and Water Streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
. g . RIDDLE" N 0.183 LIBERTY'
• STREET. Pitisburgia, Pa., Commission Mer
e ant and Wiiolesale DeaJer In Country Pidnce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manniaetnre_a. C h ad
vanced on Consignments, and paid for Prodn Igen
erally.
au=
iiiiii. ivizoic . 'ANDREW KNOX.
I H KNOX & SON, COMMISSION.
.MERCANTEand dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN
I ..L FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, No.
79 DIAMOND, oppoalte City Hall, Allegheny City.
jal7;r37
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ITTLE, BAIRD &' PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants and
TAlers.in Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fhb,
Carbon and Lard 011, Iron, Nails, Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all ,Pittsburgb Manatbetures generally,
112 and 114 SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh.
JOHN 61111.1"014 WALLACE.
§ HIP TONA , WALLACE,WITOLE..
SALE GROCERS AND PROMIOI/. DEALERS,
. 6 SIXTH STREET, Plltsbursch. a1.2:08
PROFESSIONAL.
jOB. A. BUTLER,
ALDERMAN AND POLIOE nolanwrs.
Office, 126 ISTLIE ErPREET near Washington.
. .
PITTBEPEGII,. PA. '
Deeds Bonds, ; Itortgaies., Acknowledgments,
Depositions, Collections, • arid all other leigitlmlite
business executed promptly.. • •mh•Z:n9 • -
Smu - jEm me24lsT=a,
• Ax.romtntA.N.,
'Ex-Oftleto Jasttee of the Peace end Pence Mitts
.irate.- Deice, (MANN. STREET, opposite- the Ca
thedral, riTTSBILIBMII;:BA.. • •
Del:4;10'11°, Bonds
I let t li g gislit t e e st u irett a a e lit t t s i
promptness aUditispateo. • • . • • whist
RlifitlCElSs MORROW,
- • : AILAIEWILik.Dr o •
IM-OFFICIO ivanco QfP TEE PEACE AND.
POLICE *A.C1187743T. • '
OFFICE, NO. TIPENOA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds' Bonds, Mortgages; Acknowledgments,
Deposition/nod all Legal - Business executed
With
promptness and dispatch. • •• myl2,
A AMMON,
.Tuettee of the Paw,
•
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE AOT.
CARSON STREET, EAST BIRfaNGSA.M. •
CoUectlon of RentAsollcited and promptly attend
ed to. -. • rd93:3 , 60 •
ILLIAITICAARREW ,t,
JUSTICE OF THE. PEACE, CONVEYAHOER, 4&C,, ,,•
()Mee, CARSON STREET, nearly, opposite .th,
Rallyriy Depot, SOUTH PITTSBURGH.
Ruelness entrusted care promptly attend. ,
e 4 to. . . . • • myt:yel
DANIEL IL D.,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
OFFICE 'AND . RESIDENCE,
N o. 59 Gran t:St., near
ar.M:s7l •
CJ , s. riEnprso,x,
ATTOR; 4 I:Er'-iATX.AW,
No. 87 36 4 1.rth Street;
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CON NELISVILLPE.B.
. ,
- 'On and after 'THURSDAY_ , • MAreb sth, 1881_
tra ns
will arriSo at and depart from the Depot, cot,
ner of Grant and Ware? streets, as follows: .
Dewitt. .Afllife.
Mail to and from Uniont'n. 7:00 X. N. 6;00 P. It.. ,
McKeesport A ccommodt'n.ll:oo A. N. 3:05 P. 31..
BE. to and from Uniont'n.. 3:00 V. as. 10:00 A. M.
raddockwton Accommod'n 4:3thr. N. 8:35 A. at.
's Accommodat'n - 6:15 Pi M. 7:60 P. 31..
Night Ace, to ?dcKeesport.lo:3o 7 - , X. 6:40 A. X.
Sunday Church Train' to and
from West Newt0rr........
For tickets apply t 3 1:00 . P. st. 10;00 A. X
4LLLEGIIENY "
VALLEY' RAILROAD.
.. 7- DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL } ... , , ,i, ,,
Running-through to Venango City Without change
of c.ars'— Connecting with trains FOS{ and West of
the Warre.. & ; Franklin Railroad. and Atlantic &
Great Western Railways. Shorteii. and quickest
route to Oil City and Franklin, and all points in the
Oil Regions.
wiltlsad after April 25th, 1808, .Fisesenger Traits
eave from and arrive at the Pittsburgh Depot.
corner Canal and Pike Sts. as follows:
Depart.:; Arrive. .
Mail to and Pm Ven. L City.. 7:00 A. 7t. 0:15 P. Ph
- Express ''. . 1 ' 1040 r.!.19:5 A. M.
Brady's Bend ACcommod'n 3:00 r. 41. 10:20 a.
Soda Works Accom'n ....... 5:30 r. . 7:55A. X -
First Hutton . Accomod'n... 8:50 A. 54. /1:40 A. M.
Second Hutton Accomod'n 12:00 .n. 3:58 p. as.
Sunday Church Train leaves Soda:Works at S:O5
A. Ar.. arriving in Pittsburgh at 0:50 A. M. Re_ turning, leaves Pittsburgh at 1:10 ran., arriving at
Soda Works at 2:55 P. M.
1 _ B. BLA.CIESTONEC, Sup't.
w. 17. HOPE, Ticket Agent. atz
J. A. ES TIZIE
CHANGE OF TIME.—On and after SUNDAY.
June 21st, 1868, trains will leave and arrive at the
Union Depot, as follows, Elttsburgh time:
, ;Depart: I Arrive.
Mall Express • '
Past
Exp r3:18 a. M. 13:10 a. ix,
Line ' - . 1 ,9:40 ni
a. . m
7:15 p..
Fast ress q -4 ,2:10 p. rd. 11:30 a. re.
Mixed Way , ' 6;10 a. m. 7.05 p. m. •
McDonald's Aeon, X. 1.. 1140 a. m... 3:08 a.
Steubenville Accommod'nr• 3:58 p. in, 0 :30 a. ni.
McDonald's Acc'n, No. 2.. 5:35 p. ns. 8:30 a: M.
B,PECIAL Norra.--Sunday Express leaves at 2:10
p. su., arriving: a, Cincinnati at 6:00 m. the next
9:4omorning.
The a. . Train leaves dally, l iSundays ex- •,
mood, and antes close connections at Newark for
Zanesville and points on Sandusky, I;Manalleld &
Newark-14 E. . • ..
~
CARD: SCULL; General Ticket Agent.. •
W. W. Sup't., Steubenville.".
1 • es
P .411 .13 4. 101iL FORT WAYNE — i 01: 4 : ).
W. AND CLEVELAND & PITTS/VITRO/I R. R. •
From. Jams 7th, 1808, trains , will leave hen
, and arrive at the Union_ Depot, north side, city I"
• time,•as follows: . . .
%Leave.
Chicago Ex.... 203 a as Chicago Ex..% 08 ama
Cleveland Ex.. 203 a m Cleveland 2 2 :08 a m
Erie & Ygn 7:98a mlChicagoEx..;. 11:23 aus
Cl. & Whi'g IPI 6:13 am t Wheeling Er.. /1:08 a m •
Chicago Mall.. 6:58 a m St—Louis Ex: 3:33 pm
Chleago Ex_..'.. 9:43 +am C.I. & WWI; Di 4138 pm
.Cl. &W 1:43,pm Erie & nllc 6:13 pm •
Chicago . 1:58 p m Chicag. oEx , .4:23 p
Wh•rie.E.x. Cl. &Wh'g 'lx 7:08p m
Depart from,d/kpheny. Arrive. Iletrhestr.
N. tirigt , n 8:58 mN. lirlgt'n Ac: 7:03 aln
Leetsdale 10:L7,4 mN. Brigyn 8:28 ana ,*
11:59 a m " 8:53 ain
Rochester ; 223 pas New. Cisstle • " /0:13 ana
Went:7 , e Ace.. , 3:43p m Leetsdale " 9:13 aas
Leetsdale 4:13 pm "- .s• . 1:08pin
N. Brigt'n • 5:33p mN. Brigtlrt 243 p
N. Brlgt, , n " . 4528 protLeetsdale 4:9 8 pm
m
LeetWale -" ;10:43pm " ", 7:9Bpm
Sir 158 p. m. Chicago Expreas leaVeli
a. In: chleago Express arrives daily.
jeg F. MyERS, General Ticket Agent.
V n ENATISYLVA
' CENTRAL, RAILID
and after June 7tl
rive at and depart froth tl
Wasirington and Liberty
Arrive.
Mail Train.— 1:15 a in'
Past Line. ... . . 1 40 a m
Wall's No. •1.. • 6 20 a mi
LatrotwAce'n 750 m
Cincinnati o.
E. 1.. • 9
S 5
100 a
a in
Johnstown Ac.lo 35 a in
IlalUzaore' Ex. 1 00 p m
Phila. Express • 3 20 pm
Wail's No. 2.15 pm
Braddocks No I 5:50p
Wull's No. 4. 7:15 pm:
Altoona Acc'u
and Emigrant '
Train . . . . .. 9:30 p
"The Train........
Train leaves WalPs Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. Et., reaching Pittsburgh at 10:05
a. m. .Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p. m.
and anises at Welps Station at 2:00_
,p. m.
Cincinnati Expre s s leaves daily. Ali ' other traits
daily except Sunday.: , . .
• :
Por Dar:trier information apply to •
W. R. BEcrwimi.;Agent.,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as- ,
slime arty risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel, and limit their A n y to Onellundred
Dollars in value. Aft Baggage exceeding that
amount in value will be at the risk of the °truer, un
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, •
General Superintendent,'AUoo2l/4 111.
ar STIEJIN - - SYLV.ANT P A EN RAI N L. S ANMSt
.-On and after May 10th, 1868, be yam
sense, Trains on the Western Pennsylvania Rail
raid will. arrive at and • depart item the? Federal
.Street Depot, Allegheny City, as follows:
• Arrive. • I_ .- DePccrt.'i - •
Ilivintrd'ello'l 6:35a UV Hall a:l5 a rit
Freeport No. 1 . S:l5 a m Freeport No.l 910 sna
.Express....... :10:15 /1. 111 Sharpb'g No.111:20 adz
SbArnb'a No.l • 1:25 pso Express... -.- 1:50 pre
Freepuri N 0.2 4:10 p m Sprlirgd'e'llo . l 3:50 pm.
Mai, ' - 4 ..' . 9:50 pln Freeport No. 2 6:05 pre
Stolngd'e No 2 - 7:19 pin Snringd'e No 2 9:30 pat .
Atmystralns run duly except beadily.- :: • - 1 i
The - Church Train leaved. Allegheny Janet. ever/
Rundity at 7:11-0 a. , n2.4.4eaehing Allegheny City at
9:50 a.. m. Returning, leaves - Allegheny; Clty at
.9:90p. m. and striae at Allegheny , Innct.',l at 9:49
•COBAttrtalitor 'Tblittia-FOr sale' in peeks/mot
Tw enty , _between,Allegheny City, Chestnut a
Herr's ' ? Bennett, n ine Creek, Etna and Sharps b .
and rod onkvon the tra in stOPPing at Stations spe urg -
7
' :: T he
.. train', leaving Allegheny City at 6:i5 a. m.
and 1150 P. le make direct' connection at Freeport
-with Walkelinooflltages for
R utter and liantudus
lawn?* Throne tickets may 'be purchased: at the
011ice..No. 3 Plt. , .Ciair street, dear the SusPenaion
Bridge Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny.
. For thrther information ary fo
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JAMES EFFERTS, Agent, .....
edam! Street Depot
M ..
,The Western • Pennsylvania Railroad edit- not M .
imme any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap- -
I, and Wait thel. responsibility to One Hundred,
Dollars in value. AIL baggage exceed this
amount in . value will be at tha risk of the ow ner , tin
teas taken by special contract. • .
" ~,, EDWARD n: WILIA..
mill .... Elexputi atmerintendent, Alto Lone. Pa.
_____________________ •
s Loav BILL
PEW PUDIC 'RAILWAY
Eaatern•:DiViSiOil. ii
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Tb e sticiRTEST AISrI:I•3IOST.RELIABLE
from take 7Lost poLtra in•
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Colorado, Nevada,
California, ' Utah,
Arizona,
Washington,
New Mexico, 1. Idaho, ' ,
Oregon. '2
_Two Trains leave State Line and Leaven
.Isu . y., (Sunda_ IS ezeepted,iim ins arrival or ttarns of
177: a=l tr,f, o m St• Louis. and: 'Lamlbsk i arta
m Quincy, connect/b. at ,
Tn- vat. ad Wamego with st.ret• Ur- a
points - AZ , end of 'track west
rrrrrlll_sritp UNITED STATES SIMMS; CON.
.P.A.NS DA Li 'LINE OP - OVERLAND
,11(11111.
44 F D *F V ll C RI t CWOPR! , '
MUIRIN VEIZEtd BAIT laLLICV.4 •
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and all IroAn.fin,thO l ßiefriterie4., ,
'And wlthrilAN/INkieraiTlif-irEENIX LINE a
COACHES tor Fort nipp c Bent% Fort" Pam. Atha.
go ne,•.• Santa • IPA.Eaniv a l l points In Arizonn an 4
Wier cake. , • ' r
r.Meht , of rolling stook ant
mteipment i and ,tecaugementa madd,with rs- ,
frironslble overlie mrpOrtlation Line' from Its
western termines.,thls sadiron offers unegroilleit
'Aloft. ties rot tranreatmlon of traght to ate Yar
fWeit,.., • ' 'LI4I 111 1 "
L_Tited igkets etatee end C for
end Canada. tne Antoi
r. Pal 4515cea M that
un ; -• '
wnTare and ask for tickets Ma THE KY
ROD lA_ UNION PACIFIC-, WAY "
ENlq DIVISION.
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General Superintendent.
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L.tYCITY I ' ANDON,
SItW EVERT JiATIZDAY hum M. 46, Haw
wver. New Not « • Par Orienbei , Intones
eitattaDote to
f sums ancouuli4.4!
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Nostty opposite Poet Cloy, Phtstiorgio.
RAILROADS
W. "B. .STOUT, Su R. gibia, Agent.
perintendent. ..,
Wet_ _ _
I TTSBURGH,anip m -7.
.:curciwbrAri' AND ST.
uIS RAILWAY.
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PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
, IA
An. aiNNANa .
1868. Trains will ar—
, 'Union Depot,: corner cf
streets, as follows:
Depart. _
Day Express...l 2:25 a M
Wall's No. 1.. 6:30 aln
Mall Train . . 7:50 aus
• Clnclnnati . Ex 11:40 a ro.
Wall's No. 2.. ;11:51 a m
Johnstown Ac.' 3:05 p m
Bra (kiosks es j4 : 50
p m
Phila. Expres.l4:so p m
Wall's No. 2...; 5:10 pnt
Wall's No. 4.. 6:15 rret
Fast Line 7:30 p
Latrobe Acen :8:50 p
Swissvale Ac'n 10:50 p m
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