Financial Mattersa in New York.
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Gold Closed at 140%1116%.
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03y Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
Nzw YORK, August 11, 1868.
MONEY AND GOLD.
Money abbndant and very easy at 3@4
ter cent. on call. Sterling dull at 109%%
109%. Gold active, opening at 146, ad
vancing to 146%, closing at 146@146%. Some
, bulls were free buyers and many bears cov
ered their shoits. Export to-day, $359,000.
- ' GOVERNMENTS •
which openell lower, recovered their decline
ithe afternoon, under purchasers by for
e piers, and closed firm : Coupons of 1881,
t
1 5 1 46115 34 ; do. 186'2;'11434@114%; do. '64,
i
_1103i(s , 110%; do. '65, 112%%112%; do. new,
109@109%; do. '67, 1e9%109%; do. '6B, 109@
109%; do. 10-40 s, 109%%1 09 34-
Rumor says a large loVf new 1867 s have
be en quietly s ipped to urope during the
last few week..
• BO DER STATE BONDS
firmer under news of the passage by the
North Carolina Legislature of a bill pro
viding for the resumption of payment of
interest on bonds; all interest, maturing
previous to October is funded into a thirty
year 6 per cent. bond.. Missouris, 93; old
Tennesses, 64%3 new, 63 1 ;; old North Car-
Wines, 7314; new 73.
- RAILROAD SUARES. - •
' , Railway market opened weak and lower,
but became firmer in the afternoon, Erie
reaching 58, New York Centrall2B%, Rock
Island 112%, and others in proportion.
Prices fell off slightly after the last board,
but the market finally closed steady with
an upward tendency. ----
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STOCKS.
5:30 PrimEs—Canton, 47%48; Cumberland,
31@33; Wells Express, 26%%27%; Ameri
can 44%44%; Adams, 52%5214; United
States, 45%453,; Merchants' Union, 241/,,%
.24%; Quicksilver, 2134%22; Mariposa pre
ferred, 7@B: Pacific. Mail, • 103%@
103%; Western Union Telegraph, 34%;
New York Central, 128'4%128%; Erie,
- 58%0 58%; Erie nreferred, 69%% 71;
Hud50n,137®13734; Harlem, 123; Reading,
91% 3 %91; Ohio and Mississippi Z%029%;
Wabash, 50@51; Terre Haute, 4014@)44;
Chicago dc Alton, 136; _St. Paul, 511.;%54%;
do preferred, 83%83%; Michigan Central,
121%@122; Michigan Southern, 85%%85%;
Illinois Central,l47; Pittsburgh, 87%%87%; ,
Toledo, 101 1 4%101%; Rock Island, 112%
112%; Northwestern, 82%%82%; doprefer
red 8114@82%; Fort Wayne, 108%%108%;.
Hartford' and Erie, 23@23%; Columbus,
84%; Astabula, 99%; Prairie du Chien first
preferred, 106%; St.- Joseph preferred, 86;
old Tennessees, 65;inew do 62%; old North
Carolina, 74; new do, 73.
MINING SHARES.
Mining shaies are quiet; - Lacrosse 30;
Quartz Hill, 98; New York, 1.
-, f.. SUB-TREASURY MATTERS
Receipts at the Sub-Treasury, $1,530,823:
payments, $1,137,820; balance, $99,418,886.
, . Cincinnati Market.
(By Telegraph to ;he Pittsburgh -Gizette. 1
CINCINNATI, August 11.—Flour firm and
in fedr demand at. $10,25a10,50 for family:
Wheat quiet; new, $2,00a2,01, accordin. , e' to
quality; demand light. Com dull at 91a
92c for ear,. and 94a95c for shelled. Oats
steady at 53a55c for Nos. 2 and 1. Rye firm
at $1,40 for prime,
and $1,35 for NO. 1. Bar
ley in demand ° at $2,10a2,15. Cotton quiet
at 29a29%c for , middling; .receipts trifling;
stock reduced to 1400 bales. No change in
Tobacco; demand light. Whiskey in -de
mand at 65c, but not to be had to auy ex
tent below 70c in bond; free sells at $1,25a
1,30. Mess Pork nominally unchanged.
Lard held at 183;c. with small sales, most
holders -not offering - to sell. Bulk Meats
quiet, but firm; 12. 1 / 4 c. for Shoulders, and
14qa1434c for sides, the latter rate asked.
Bacon quiet and firm at 13%c for shoulders,
16j 4 a1634c for clear rib sides, and 17a17y„c
for clear do.; the demand is of a jobbing na
ture; sugar cured hams in demand at 21c
for city, but they are held at 22c.- Cheese
firm at 13%a15c. Butter firm at 35a38e.
-Eggs, 15a16c. Linseed Oil advanced to
$1,06a1,08 and_ in demand. Clover Seed
dull at $l3. Timothy, $2,90a3,00. Flax, $2.
Lard Oil advanced to $1,4031,45. Petroleum
steady , at: 33a35c. Gold, 14534 buying.
Mciney market easy at 6aB per cent. •
Chicago Market.
i By Teleirapb to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
CHICAGO, [August; 11.—Flour quiet at
118.62%a10,25 for spring extras. Wheat un
changed, with sales No. 1 at $1,85a1,86, and
No. 2at $1,75a1,76; closing at $1,75, cash,
and at $1,70, sellers tor the latter part of the
month for No. 2; the market remained un
changed since the meeting of the noon
Board. Corn firmer and 2y‘a2,%c higher,
with sides No. 1 at $1,01a1,02; No. 2 at 9834 e
asl,oo and, rejected at 92a95c; Closing at
*1,01ar,01:54 for No. 1. Oats are moder
ately active, Arm and steady,. with sales at
'578573ic; closing at 57x57 " e . Aye is in
better demand, but there are irregular
sales at $1,43 .for No. 1, and $1,36a1,41 for
No. 2. Barley is in fair request, with sales
.-of N 0.2 in store at' 61,67%a1,70, and seller
for September at 1;1,49. Highwines are
held at 75a80c for bonded. Provisions are
inactive and•nominal. Mess Pork at s29a
29,50. - Sweet Pickled Hates at 16a17%c.
Dry Salted Shoulders at 12ga12 1 4c, loose.
Lard at 17,(a18c for steam. - Freights ac
tive, firmer and a shade higher. ;Receipts
for the past twenty-four hours-4,159 bbls
flour, 62,680 bush wheat, 164,597 bush corn,
7 140,278 - bush oats, 2,231 head hogs. Shin
. ments-4,774 bbls flour, 5,221 bash wheat,
'.55,503 bush corn. 74,582 bush oats, 2,380
head hogs.
St. Louis Market
LBy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette
BT. Louts, August 11.—Tobacco steady,
with-a home demand at unchanged rates.
• Hemp steady at 50a850 for undressed. Flour
—better demand for medium and low
grades; choice and fancy brands held above
.the views of buyers; super $6,25a6,50; extra
47,5058,00; double extra fl8,50a10,00; choice
,and fancy $11,50a12,75. Wheat—better
grades Of .falideclined 3asc; low and med. :
tnm saloc; choice red and white $2,30a2,35; -
, prime to strictly ,prime $2;05a2,10; Choice
No 2 spring $1,60a1,65. florn,,,firm; mitred
.920; whitO"9sa96c. Oats higher at 52a500f0r
.common to choice. "Rye firm at $ 1 ,2 0 2. 12 1.
Pork steady lit 7129,60a30,00.‘17citbi1ig done
',in Bulk Meats. Bacon-goon jobbing trade
. for city;, clear sides 17y,a1734e; shoulders
111a133ict, and advancing; sugar curectharos
.190. UM, firm at 19%820C. Whisky firm
•Reoeipts—flour, 1,607 bbls;
wheat,lo,BB6 linsh: c0rn,"2,680 bush; •• oats,
"0,741 busty rye 259 bush.
Toledo Market.
Teteguipb tette Pittsburgh Gazette.]
Torzno, August 11:—Recelphi--4,626 bbls
lour, 52,553 • bus wheat, 25,070 bus corn,
• ,5,379 bus ttatx, 2,880 bus rye. Shipments=
=AO bbls flour, 43,120 bus wheat, 5,400 bus
, • yarn, 2,100 bus oats. Flour quiet. Wheat
• ,o lower, closing weak; sales of white
ifichigan at $2,18, amber $2,08a2,09, amber
llinois $2,10, No. 2 red 41,95, No. 2 spring
;1,95, anftber; 'seller, August, $2,02. Corn
Xe better; salettof No. 1 at $1,02a1,03, Not
white at $1,05. Oats le better, with salmi,
'•f No. l at • 56a57c, seller, August, at 55e.`:
R firm it $1,95 for No. 1, and $1,40 for
To. 2. Flax Seed firm at .42,20. .-Freight
.____l,}4c on wheat to Buffalo by steam.
' Philadelphia Market.
L ,..
57 Telegraph to the Pittsburgh' Butete.l
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. n.—Poroieuni
,ull at 1714 c for crude, and MXa f 43-•
lased. Flour firm and quiet: Wheat dull
t $2,40x2,45 for new red. Rye dull at 51,80.
kirn held firmly at $1,28a1,80 fdr
nd 81,253428;4hr mixed • weathin : gate
teady.Proyislona unchanged.
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81./ I.ArdsCattla Marhet.
Televrot to the Pinseayith. Greitl.l
ar • Losl4 ' 4oitti l 4
'reeves in demand at Sago gross. Good to
hatoe Sheep Babe. Lambe li2a4 per Imad.
LeuliEnri4e. Diarket.
E By Telegraph to the Ylttsiourgh Gazette.]
LOUISVILLE, August 11.—Sales 109 hhds
leaf tobacco at full , rates, including Owen
county cutting leaf at $22. Superfine flour
at •$6,50a7. New wheat e 2,10. Corn—bulk
90e. Oats 47a48e. Moses pork $2O. Lard
18y 4 e19c. Bacon--shoulders 14c, clear rib
bed sides 17c, clear sides 17Nc, bulk shoul
ders 12%c clear sides 113 e. Whisky—raw
free
Balttmore Market
CET Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Garette.l
BALTIMORE, Aug. 11.—Flour firm and
active, but unchanged. Wheat firm; nrime
low grades very dull; sales prime red at
$2„60a2,70. Corn dull; prime white $1,25a
1,28. Oats dull at 80a88c. Rye firm at
$1,50. Provisions firm. Mess pork 430,50.
Bacon—rib sides 17/c, clear sides 173 c;
shoulders 143,16; hams 22a23c. Lard 19c. .
Milwaukee Market.
[By Telegraph to the ritt.burgh Gazette.]
MILWAUKEE, _August 11.—Flour quiet
and steady add prices unohangd. Wheat
unsettled and lower, at $1,87 for No. 1 new,
and $1,76 for No. 2. Nats quiet at 59c for
No. 2. Corn steady at . '5,1 Ibo No. 2. Re
ceipts: Flour, 300 bbls; wheat,,4,ooo bush;
oats, 3,000 bush; corn, 1,000 bush. Ship
ments: Flour, 308 bbls; oats, poo bush;
cotb, 200 bush. -
Memphis Market
(By Telegraph to tbe Pittsburgh Gazette.l
MENrpms, August 11.—Cotton--receipts,
6 bales; exports, 2 bales. Flour•steady; su-
DerElne, $7a7,50. Wheat, $2. Corn, 78a80c.
Oats, 570. Hay, $20a22. Bran, SM. Corn
Meal, 14,65. Pork, $3l. Lard, , 193020%c.
Bacon lower; shoulders, 13y,014c; clear
sides, 17%a18c.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD, August 11.-2 cars scrap iron, 13
bbls do do, Mullin & Maloney; 1 car iron
ore, Zug & Co; •1 do do, Chess S & Co; 1 do
do do, McKnight P & Co; 2 cars do do, Mc-
Knight & Co; 12 do pig iron,Loomis & Col
lard; 1 do' paper, Godfrey Sr. Clark; 5 cars
oil, J Spear; 1 car pig iron, Jno Moorhead;
2 cars hib oil, Wesley Wilson & Co; 1 car
iron ore, Brown & Co; 1 do do, Park Bro;
Co; 1 do do, W H Shoenberger & B; 10 bxs
starch; Jas Conner; 20 do do, Kirkpatrick H
& Co; 1 bbl b oil, Rose & Ewing; 25 bx starch,
4 crates do, Wm Miller; 3 do do, 10 bxs do,
Reymer & Bro; 2 brat dusters, R T Ken
nedy; 4 sks rags, McCullough & Smith; 3
bbls eggs, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 9 bdls bows
36 do hubs, Thos. Hare Sc. BrO; 10 bbls
whisky, Dickey it Speck; 10 do do, Jas
Bryan; 2do do, 'Wm Sadder. •
PITTSBURGH, Pr. WAYNB AND CHIOAGO
RAiLiMap. August IL-6 cars metal.
Nimick & Co; 2do do Bryan & Caughey:
100 bbls flour, Sam Lindsey & Co; 100 do do
owners 123 bdls hides, Geo H Anderson;
15 boxes crackers, Berner and Bro; 35 bbl
spirits, Schmidt & Friday; 32 bbls flour, Jas
Gregg; 50 tcs hams, F Sellers & Co; 1 hhd
tobacco, A Schaub; 25 bbls do, Meats &
Coffin; 1 car wheat, Hitchcock M'Creery &
Co; 4 cases tobacco J W Taylor; 18 boxes
cheese, Jackson & Love; 20 do do, H Riddle
2 bbls eggs 4 pails butter, W J Steel & Bro;
3 cars lumSer, R 0 Clark d. Co; 16 sks wool
Fullertons; 5 tcs hams G Mitchel; 10 tcs
beef 25 do harns, F Sellers & Co; lot carriage
hardware, Mawhinney & CO.
ALLEGHENY STATION, August 11.-1 car
lumber, Forrester & Coleman; 10 bbls flour,
26 bgs oats, Rose & Ewing; .4 bbls apples, 2
do onions, 10 do pears, J Huberls; 20 boxs
starch, J Kohen & Bro; 1 carinillfeed, R
Knox & Son; 1 do do, J B McKee; I car iron
ore,
Rogers & Burchfield; 2 cars millfeed,
A Miller; 13 cars wheat, R P Kennedy &
Bro; 310-bgs' flaxseed, Ewer, Hamilton &
Co; 125 bbls flour, 130 bgs bran, Stewart t
Langenheim; 30 bbls lime, Jos Craig; 210
bgs barley, M Heckelman; 1 car lime, Gil
lespie ar, Co; 47 green hides, J Luckcsmp; 3
cars metal, Lewis, Bailey & Daizell; 1 car
bbls headings, J M Hemphill; 10 cars lime
stone Superior Iron Co.
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST. Louis
RAILROAD, August 11.-1 car staves, M P
Adams 6r Bro; 2 cars bulk wheat, Hitch
cock, McCreery & Co; 100 bdls brooms, Me,-
Elroy .dr, Co; 1 pkg liquor, Little & Mech.
ling; 10 tcsliams, Kohen & Bro: 10 do do,
1 do'beef,l W H Wilson; 5 hbds tobacco,
, Floresheim & Erlich; 50 bbls whisky, Ship
ton 6r. Wallace; 100 bbls flour, Watt, Lang
<St Co; 200 green hides, 34 bdls do,A Hols
tein; 1 car staves, Ralva dr.Robersm; 4 cars
wheat, J S Liggett & Co; 136 aka oats, Mc-
Henry 64 Hood; 10 tcs hams, Jas Lippin
cott; 1 case tobacco. . W Haslage; 95 pkgs do
W L Jones; 20 tcs hams, W B Hays & Son.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY R. R., August IL
-50 bble oil, D fly; 1. car lime, Jas Heno; 5
bbls butter, 5 do eggs, Jas Hilty; 3 bbls
butter, 2 do eggs,,Jas Cnildy;.6 Ca= lime
stone, SlMenberger dc Blair; 3 pgs eggs, 1
do butter, L& J Blanchard; 42 eks oats
oats, Scott & Gisal; 5 eks Wool, Kauffman t
Co; 2 pkgs eggs, 6 bgs onions, Head & Met
zegar.
• Pirrsntrnos AND CONNELLSVILLE
RAILROAD, August IL-4 bbls maple sugar,
Voigt Mahood - A Co; 12 kegs nails, McGin
'ness &. Co: 95 bdls paper, Markle . d Co; 1
car tan bark, Flacons& Son; 1 do do, Lapps
& Weise.
HAY RAKE.
TO FARMERS.
THE HAY RAKE "WELCOME."
PATENTED 1865 ANDb
lathe best Rake made. It will rake heavier hay,
carry it farther, load and unload itself easter than,
any other rake.. It Ls self-operating: a child 8 veam
ola can do the work of a full hand. Hundreds of
certitleatee could be given. one. of wnieb Ls below:
"GimuLD., Erie Co., Pa., Jaly fi, 1807.
, "I have used the WeLcome Hay Rake, manufac
inted by W. W. Wallace, Pittsburgh Pa.: and rec
ommend It to farmers. It la good In light and hoary
bay: is clay on man and home; la a, complete glad*.
er of grain and stubbi is simple in construction
and easily kept itLorder. •
JOSEPH-AILIHICHLZ."
• All orders directed to 319 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh, Ps.. or at the works in Columbiana, Ohio,
promptly, attended to. Bold:wholesale and retail by
W. W..WALLAOP..
Bend orders in'early, as supply is short.
811:11W HOUSE, • .
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ATLANTIC CITY, L _
This first close HOtel will Open for the sesson , on
Sifiih 'June. • Terms, $3.60 per diy; $2O per Reek.
address , it..THOSI .
PBON • Proprietor,
(Formerly of Congress Hall, Cepo..islind. and Me
trciktgpollten hotel, Washington, D. C,)
11.-- The MUM() will' be Under the direction of
r... CARL •BENTZ., .L .; . !1••Mgliell
A. N
EY,' SUMMERiIEIO -. AT; '
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:THE LAKE HOUSE, Stoneboro, Pa.,
(On the tine of Jamestown, ,& , Yratiklin Railroad,
one hour's ride from Franklin.)_ This house is
large, new and commodious, well ftirnishodi has
billiard rooms, ten-pin alleYS and covered prome
nades. It Is on, the banks of the most charming
Fairy Lake in America, abounding In doh, and ad
mirable for sailing purposes, surrounded - with Sul.
phtir snrings. romantic , scenei , &c. It Is the best
summer resort In the State. d'drass.
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, • In. V. KENNEDY rbroprieter,
BUSINESS CIL4NOM.
DIMS() L U TION„--The Partner-
ably' heretofore egsting, bqt7een she lab
acriben i e gA
ANDERSON, 0008 6r. CO.,
le this day dissolved by 'mutual (muscat. The bull,
neiss of the tete Orxn will be settled by our succes-
Dom Messrs. ANDERSON & WOODS, at the °Mee
of the rittaburgh Steel-Works. , •
• R. J. AlmirateoN,
• WM. WOODS.'
• The undersigned having disposed, or his intermit
In the late firm of ANDERsrin, & _CO., to
Messrs. ANDERSON Si VI DODS. beige leave to red.'
Amsnend suereesors to the patronage of the eds. -,
.tomertii of the termer *nu, _ J. w . 000 E.
pittsb urgh tsefi. .
roil" imullßEß ItELTING 'OW
OTEA.3I,PAOKEND. —A fail suit* °whine at ell
roil"
of Sluelfiefitirilgaritniee wishing to
Arn s bran - ohs W . . teqUIWA.
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digs
can be had be mute,
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GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1868.
HOTELS.
RIVER NEWS.
The river continues to recede slowly at
this point with only twenty-five inches in
the channel by the metal mark last - even
ing.. The weather yesterday was cloudy
and unsettled with several showers of rain
in the afternoon.
No arrivals and none expected. The
Camelia, if she did not get off last night,
will leave for St. Louis earlythis morning.
Captain Jesse Dean is in command, with
Messrs. Russell and Splane, associated to
gether in the office. •
—The price paid by Captain Davis for the
Mavflowr was $40,000, half cash.
—A Pomeroy and Parkersburg packet
was hard aground at Might Mile Friday,
awaiting arise.
—The Belle Vernon, Pittsburg to St.
Louis, passed Cincinnati on Saturday, with
about all the freight she wanted.
—The New Orleans Crescent says that the
Emma No. 2,lately sold by the U. S. Mar
shal for debt, has been taken to Mobile.
- .
•—A Cincinnati paper ON's: The Kate
Robinson from Pittsburgh will go through
to St. Louis if Some engagements of
freight, can be made for her at Louisville.
—The Maj. Butler a new boat, was
launched from Howard's ship yard, at
Jeffersonville, Saturday afternoon. She is
a propeller yacht, and is intended for the
Sonthein waters.
—Tho steamer Lizzie Gill !had one hun
dred. Texas cattle for Caire, but, by order
of the Sate authorities, was not permitted
to discharge. She took them to St. Louis,
for which point - she had two hundred more.
—The wreck of the Goldfibch, including
the hull and machinery, was sold at auc
tion at Evansville on Saturday, to Capt.
Henry Scott, for *1,400. The machinery
will be pnt in a new boat being built there
by Capt. Scott.
—More than a hundred citizens of Du
buque, including many of her best busi
ness firms, indorse the recent call for a con
vention in favor of the Mississippi and
Lake Michigan canal, to be held at Prairie
du Chien, October 20th.
—The towboat Sam Parkei, bound up
stream,with a tow of emptycbarges, and the
towboat Charley Bowen, bound down with
a tow of coal, collided opposite Dover on
Friday afternoon, causing one of the loaded
barges of the latter to sink.
—The wife of Capt. Blossom, of St. Louis,
was in the pilot house •of the steamer
Miner, on Missouri river, at the mouth of
the Yellow Stone, on the 25th of July. A
gale coming up, she started to go below,
was struck by the wind while on the hurri
cane deck and carried overboard.
—A Cairo correspondent of the Cincin
matti Commercial gives the following details
in regard to the, sinking of the Mollie
Burns: Thersteamer Mollie Burns, H. G.
McComas, master. bound from Cincinnati
to St. Louis, left here at 9 P.M. last night,
and struck a snag, or wreck, at Head Bird's
Bend, four miles above Cario Point, caus
ing her to sink in two minutes, in „about
fifteen feet water.. She was kept off the
bottom, however, by the snag upon which
,she had run, until it rested nearly under
her boilers, and the water, this morning
was only eight feet over her main deck
aft, and eight feet forward. iAs her cargo
consists principally of 1,400 bbl cement, she
has been slowly settling, and fears are en
tertained that she will break in two and
prove a total loss. The wrecking-boat
Underwriter went to her assistance' this
morning, and may, ho able to get chains
under her before she breaks. No lives
were lost, although engineer , Tiles. Blanc
ton and watchthan Win. Nelson were miss
ing for ten hours after the accident. They
had been knocked, or jumped overboard
when the boat sunk, and while the enginear
swam ashore to Cairo, the watchman not
being a good swimmer clung to a fender,
which he could not force to the shore until
he drifted ten miles below on the Missouri
shore. 'He then ,walked balk across the
bend to the boat, and was hailed as one res
cued from the grave. The engineer arrived
about the same time, from the opposito
shore. Capt. McComas had his family on
board. A German woman, a deck passen
ger with two children, could not under
stand English, and could not be made to
understand the nature of the accident.
A negro deck hand attempteetb rescue
her and children to upper deck, but she
broke from him three times, pulling the
children with her down - the ladder. A
large hole was at length cut in the cabin
floor, and the woman• and children drawn
up with ropes, after the boat had sunk and
the woman was floating in the water. A
portion of the cement %was for Cape Gear
deaw and Chester, and7oo bbls for Bissell's
Point, three miles above St- Louis. The,
Rubicon, Capt. Blake, arrived a few hours
after the accident, and took the passengers
to St. Louis. Capt. McComas brought his
family to Cairo. ,
River and Weather.'
Lltr Telegraph to the Ptttebuigb Gazette.]
Lovisvmz.s, Angust IL—River falling.
with five feet sixteen inches in the channel.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Sr. Louis. August 11.—Weather "clear
and cool.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TAXER! TAXES!!
The . Tax Payers of the oonsolidated City of Pitts
burgh, are her. by notified that the Tax Books are
now In the bands of the Cit► Treasurer, ready for
collection.
Taxes and Water Dente Dahl , between the let of
JUNE and the lat of AUGUST. will be received at a
DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT.
And betwten AUHUST Ist, and the lathof
SEP
TEMBER, at a
DISCOUNT OF TWO PER CENT.
From the 13th of SEPTEMBER to the let of OC
TOBER, all taxes will be payable aa assessed. After
tbe Ist of OCTOBER, FIVE per oent. will be addep;
and on the -Ist of NOVEMBER, all unpaid Taxes
will be put Into the bands of Collectors Wall THE'
YURTIIER ADDITION OF FIVE PER CENT ,
making a dßference of FIFTEEN. PER C EN T ;
between -those paying In ,fuly and those paying in
NOvernber.
-..IOSP:Tbe WPATC•stERP/triTtLE LICENSES are
now aue, and suould be ptid ou'or before , .the Ist of
July, to save cost and expense of suit.
ALLINDER,
je16:335 ' _ City Treasurer.
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Are prepared by stilled work
men; from the heat materiels,
And Are known as the ,•TAND
'AIin by dealers and euatomers.
. Bold eterywhere.. , de:W;nr!
To , rum . PUBLIC.
i ., if z it t.i r k , n . hake' !bit ' ini‘rilte, liAlibitY
etonle: andl iie43;l3ls'plilut bed wit hou t
lial tetr j rist
heron tnynegount„ sal will LI:
any , of heriOntracts:` . • ''9 r0P014,11014 tor,
'— . I- '.' IiPICWIFBIEDIIIAING I 4 I
•
AtOkiA,NsiplitEtr - dift OIL
CLOTH.'"Mr Window 'ftided•Wnitaitioe 111
TAaal/gal/ 4 /owor in price than the. Kaatern mew
tte Anotherierge 'supply of the di/Terri:if
widths in" srllTe.` 4 Ar l /." f iff ° sll.
/4 , • ;914 end WA Nt t'letlr stray.*
§TOILE , ,,WINDOW- 1 3 11 ALDES;. 'of
all7-00tor and also ,requirep,r l th border and
e tars in plain:or gall ftlas,the ain tor smite
rime, from aso fsei, e. the,sia •191ofii
areetiointa SO and : fig Ht.. -• •
' • ,
EH, PagePs_J,,,Riit-:.
Waste and retail. so an d
4. H. PHILLIPS.
ijILCIE LEA
1J
L. Clair anat.
POWDER:
pRICES OF THE
VARIOUS KINDS OF GUNPOWDER,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
HAZARD PO ER COMPANY,
ARTHUR IRK, Agent, ,
Office, No. 289. Liberty Street,
PrITSEMEGU,
-L-.
POWDER,
Electric Noe. 1,2, 8, 4 and 5 grain, In Square
Canisters, 1 lb. each..
American Sporting, in Oval Canisters of 1 lb.
each
Dusk Shooting,. Nos. 1,2, 3 and 4 grain, M.
Oval Canisters of 1 lb. each
Indian Rifle, In Oval Canisters of 1111. each..
Kentucky Rifle, in Oval Canisters of 1 lb. each
Kentuckyß IHie, In Oval Canisters of 34 lb. each
(25 one lb. Oval Canisters In a case.)
(50 hall lb. do. do. do.)
EEG POIVEKEIt.
Kentucky Rifle, PFIG, FFG, and "Sea Shoot
ing" Fa, In kegs, 2.5 lbs
Kentucky Mile, FFFG, FFG, and "Sea Shoot
ing" FG, in kegs, 12S lbs
Kentucky Rifle, FIFO, FIG, and "Sea Shoot
ing" FO. In kegs, 6 lbs •
Deer Powder,. In kegs, lbs
Mining and Shipping Powder, Mining F, FP,
'
and FFF grain, net cash, in kegs, Z. 5 lbs
Safety Fuse for Blasting, of superior quality,
In packages of 50 feet and over
Delivered tree of expenße on board of Boat or
Railroad, in Pittsburgh or .Allegheny. _
mr27:rwp&F
-- GROCERIES
WM. MILLER,
(Late Hiller & Ricketson,)
Nos• 221 AND 223,
Corner Liberty and Irwin Streets,
Offer to the trade at Low Figures
150 pkgs. of NEW MACKEREL, In barrels,
halves, quarters and kits.
100 chests choice YOUNG EPSON, JAPAN
and IMPERIAL TEAS.
50 sacks choice RANGOON' RICE.
25 bblu. choke CAROLINA RICE.
75 bbls. LONG ISLAND SYRUP.
50 bbls. SI RUP, choice brands.
100 bras. N. O. MOLASSES.
50 bbls. BERMUDA. MOLASSES.
200 bbis. REFINED SUGAR.
75 hhes. PORTO RICO, CUBA and DEMA
RARA SUGARS.
200 bags RIO COFFEE.
50 bags . JAVA and LAGIJAY RA COFFEES.
100 cases IMPORTED CLARET.
250 eases MOET A CRANDON'S CHAM
PAGNE WINES.
SCOTCH ALE and LONDON PORTER ,con
stantly on band.
SUNDRIES.
400 bus Prime - Yellow Ear Corn.
390 bus do .do Snelled do.
50 bus Prime Barley.
3,000 lbs.. Dried Apples.
-500 lbs. Dried Peaches.
535 bbls. Sorghum Molasses.
r 10 bbls. Sweet Cider.
50 doz. Corn Brooms,
In store and for sale by •
FET2ER ARMSTRONG;
Je4 16 'Market street, corner First.
_
200 "..xiittAtTiTnvihtFil,9,3Orlia
by J. B. CA.N FIELD tr.soN,
ISM 141 First street.
111117:111T1.1 LIME-200. bbls. beta
V V White Lime, for kale by
anG J.IL CANFIELD t SON.
CIEBILENT-60 bills. Louisville
Hydraulic Cameut. fur mato by
sue J. B. CANFIELD & SON.
LASE CLAY-BUO bbls. MissoUri
JI: Fire and rot Clay. for sale by
,ang. • J. B. CANFIELD &SON.
SODA ASII-100 casks in store
sad for Bala by J. B. CANFIELD A SON.
PEARL ASH-25 casks for sale
by J. B. CANFIELD &
POT ASH-1O casks for sale by
- JOHN K. CANFIELD &SON
PPig:LEAD-500 pigs Sort Galena
Lead, for sale by J. B. CANFLWLD
PROPOSALS.
OFFICI. OP Co3TPOLLIIII OF ALLIORINY CO.,
Ptrrennuou, August 15th, 1068.
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.
- -
REAMED . PROPOSAL'S will be received at We
once until 17th teat, Inclusive; for furnishing to
Allegheny County-
•
.10,000 - Bush...good Merchantable Coal,
free from slack and dirt, to be weighed on the City
&ales, and delivered at the entrance to the Court
Rouge and Jail, on Fifth and Rosa streets. in quan
tities of six hundred timbals per day, until th .
whole Is delivered.
Payment will be made br Warrants drawr on the
County Treasurer when the contract Is completed.
By direction of County Commis.doners.
IiLENTCY LiAIkLI3IILIVr,
Controller.
OFFICE OF CITY
Atlegheuy City. Aug. 5. 1.8614.
THE PARK COMMISSION will
!venire proposals until
THURSDAY, 13TH Dis 2.-3 P.
'For Furnishing One Thousand Cable
• • Yards of good River Gravel,
Tolle delivered aloe g tLo line of walks of Common .
oround*.
• For' specifications and particulars Inquire at this
office.
Tba Commission reservelhe Hgbt to reflect any or
all .idds. _ CHAS. DA.piht,
atifiVra aupt.dif,Engtheir Park•lmptormn..
FERTILIZERS.
IMIN
1 40 , 'W.41446 ,1 / I .IRROWERS.
MUM. .I.3llloNlkriffi BONE,
1511FER;FAMSFUTE OF LIKE,
...PI : 44.29:Td.CIUAILD BY
The Allegheny . Fertilizer 00.
SETPARD dt CAMPBELL,
• IPIZOPIMIEI'OII.B,
Mee, 856 Penn Street, Pittanirgh, p a .
Ybe best Bertillser. to me, and reeetsed y
Dit e t, t ' a ri w ae h p a rs e rg g e " :4 o) %fizt itg,htnd.:
Corn, rota tile, ea. •We ave publlab'ed re
grata:
ltous'elreulatton a pan2pb4k,goulabil k i tu ag , lnteresthlx
, and, valuable statemenui or J copies Of
snitch will be sent free to anY but us t h eir ad.
dfells. •
ASSESSMENTS
01/71011101P Oki" gridl i NEE: i g ui r
A g
1 A
•
. • jLt4r" lees.
.6.88
THE ICSBIKENT lOU 712fg
.pairement"'OliVii i th st.
L inqw ready .for exasauation. and , CAM 1q
VW °Me wall 4 - " tee 74.
vies.
c.oil beii - 64 iiiiais,'T;a; , ;
DS c, to .eottos.
oultta E. J. MOURN. (My linittoser.
COPMISSION MERCHANTS.
=I
MUMMER & STEVENSON,
FORWARDDIG AND ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
For the aale of FLOUR, URALIC and PRODUCE
generally. Also,
LIQUORS, WINES, BRANDIES,-mac
No. 87 Second Street, Pift,burghP4
Arii"DIDERA.L ADVANCES made on eon:len
ments..
_Jy:3l:l,B
J. D. CANFIELD ............. .... ....A. T. CANFIELD.
lijß. CANFIELD & SON, COM
• MISSION MERCHANTS, and :Wholesale
)ealors In Goshen, Factory. Hamburg and W. R.
Cheese. Butter, Lard, Poi k, Bacon, Flour, Fish,
Dried Fruit, Grain, Pig Lead, Pot, Pearl and S .cla
Ashes. S% bite Lime. Linseed, Lard. Coal and Car
bon Oils, No. 141 First street. Pittsburgh.
WATT, LANG &
WHOLESALE DEALERS Ilt
Groceries, Flour, Grain, Produce, Pro.
visions, Fish, Cheese, Carbon OM &e.,
Nos. 172 and 174 WOOD STREET, near Liberty
street. Pittsburgh, Pa. n08:n5.5
M. STEELE S A. STEELE.
lu STEELE Si. SON,
/MA. • -
Commission Merchants, '
AND DEALERS IN „
V1.A4C01711, GR IN, FEED , etc).
No. 95 OHIO BTREEI near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
JAMES B. MKANOR JO6. 111.111 . .E.R.
MEANOR & HARPER,
. _
FLOUR, tinArN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION DEERCI-TANTS
3549 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH
Consignments solicited.
REFERENCES—J. G. Martin, Cashier Mechanics'
National Bank; J. B. Dilworth & Co., R. T. Ken
nedy & Bro. ja3.1:124
FETE& KEIL JAS. F. RICHART..
K EIL &
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DE4LSREI IN
FLOI7R, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, &c., &c.,
349 Liberty Mt., Pittsburgh,' ,
• my24:b37
T J. .BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 396 PENN STREET
splB:xB9
M'BANIC J B. AYJEB
McBANE br. ANJER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY,:No. 14i WATER. STREET, above
Smithfield, Pittsburgt. leb
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
FORWARDING AHD 001EldISSION10EBOHLITTS,
For the sale of Flour, Grain. Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Seeds,' Dried Fruit. and Produce generally, No. As
MARKET STREET, corner of First, Pittsburgh.
fe22:uB
JOBE I. HOUSE EDW. HOUSE WM. H. HOUSE.•
tjOHN I. HOUSE Si. imos„ snip
cessora to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale
rocers and Commission. Merchants, Corner of
Smithfield and Water Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ti -- RIDDLE, No. IS3 LIBERTY Y
s STREET, Pittsburgh. Pa., Commission Mer
ant and Wholesale Dealer in Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash ad
vanced on Consignments, and paid for Produce gen
erally]. . au2l
RORT.',KNOX ANDREW KNOX:
7. KNOX Sr. SON, COMMISSION
•MERCIIANTS.and dealers In FLoUlt, GRAIN
lILL' FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, No.
79 DIAMOND; opposite City Hall, Allegheny City.
jal7:ra7 • •
1
ITTLE: BAIRD Si PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants and
eaters in Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
Carbon and Lard OIL Iron, Nails, Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
112 and 114 SECOND STREET. Pittsburgh.
___. .
JOHN.fili (PION
' ...A :WALLACE.
§
HIPTON &WALLACE, WHOLE.
SALE G ROCE RS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
N. CI SIXTII•STREET. Pittobtiro. ta12.1•68
PROFESSIONAL
JOS. A. BUTLER,
ALDERMAN Aiirp POLICE MAGISTRATE
. Office, .1.213 WYLIE STREET, near WashingtOn,
PITTSBFROII, PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgme nts, Depositions, Collections, and all other legylinate
business executed promptly. , mum:n.9
SAMUEL WicitIASTERS,
Ex-0113cio Justice of the Peace and Police liagis.
trate,. Office, GRANT STREET, opposite the Ca
thedral, PITTSBURGH . , PA.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, and all Legal Bualness executed with
promptness and dispatch. mine
VUSTACE S. MORROW,
ALDERMAN,
EX-OFFICIO JUSTICE 'JF THE PEACE AND
Pt/LICE MAGISTRATE.
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds, Bonds,' Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositlons and all Legal - Business executed with
promptness and dispatch.: ' myZI
A
AMMON,
Justice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCE?, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT.
CARSON STREET, EAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection of Rents sollelted And prouiptly attend
ed to.
my3:yBo ,
wuuLiAlti ii. sAinuka,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CONVEYANCER', &C,,_
°Mee, CARSON STREET, nearly opposite the .
Railway Depot, SOUTH PITTSBURGH.
Bnaluesa entrusted to his care promptly attend
ed to.
D PI .NIEL IicHEAJL; M. D.,
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
No. SO Grant St.. near Mali.
ar.20:3[71
T S. FERGUSON,
•
AtTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 87 Fifth Street,
BICOND FLOOR. FRONT Root
- t - TORN RIDPELL,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
Ottlee,l.l6 Diamond Street,
(Opp:rate the Court House.)
rel6:4H
W . A. LEWIN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 99 DUlmond. Street,
mh5318
H. C. RIACKRELL,
ATTORNEY AND. COUNSELOR AT LAW,
No. SD Grraut Street,
m721:1)26 PITTSBURGH, PA.
lICBIBALD BLAKELET,
Avr.rOIVINTEY-A"1"-IA.A.W,
• -
o.
9* Fll7ll STREET.
tp6:ll9o:dit? PITTSBURGH. PA,.
JOEM :AL STRAIN,
.EX-9.171010 JUNTIbit DIP THE • FRAGE AND
• , • POLIO S MMUSTIIATEI•
Ofilee,llsl FIFTH STREET, qpiPo.l4o Vathe
dral; Pittabargh; , Delia; • Bonds, I:pages
Acknowledgments., Depositions andiall . BUSI.
nese executed Mithpronipiness end aloe . •
JOIRSIe =arccO3neB, -
ATTORNEY AN O - COUNSEJ.LON AT LAW,
, "'i No. Si' Fifth Street.
so sedum. Bounties and Arrears of PO promptly
I:IIITTSBURG
CONNELLSVIL'
=9
.1
On and after Tl!id
RSDAY, apeh sth, 186 g.,
trains will arrive at and depart from the Depot, col.
ner of Grant and Water streets, as f011ows:
• Arrive
Malll to and from Uniont'n. • 7:.Depktrt.:
00
:C
all .6:00 .
P. N.
McKeesport Accommodt'n.ll:oo A. 41. 2:06 P.
Ex. to and from Uniont , n. 3:00 P..11d..10:00
West Newton Aceommod'n M. 8:35 A. No
Braddock's AccoMmodat'n 6:15 }Qat., 7:50 p. No
Night Acc.,ta.4lcKeesport;lo:3o 6:40 A. We
Sunday Chiira: Train to and
from West Newton 1:00 P.1)1. 10:00 A. X,
For Goleta - apply is
J. R. ICING,Agent.
W .-B. STOUT, Superintendent. r ab
RITTSBURG 1 - I,agg i s
CINCINNATI AND ST.
3113 RAILWAY:
CHANGE OF TIME.—On and atter. SUNDAY.
Inne,2ll.st., MS, trains will leave and arrive at tte
Unkin Depot, as follows, l'lttsburgWtinte;
. •
1. , - '
i+ Dtpan. : 4. Arrive.
.11al1 Express 2:15 a. tn. 12:10 a.-111.
Fast Line 940 a.,,M. 7:/5 p. m.
Fast,Express. ; 21 ' ,10 P. M. 11:20 a. te.
Mixed Way • 16:10 a.m. 7.05 p.- m.
MED.onald's Acc'n, No. 1.. 11:40 a. .ria. 3:05 p. tn.
Steubenville Accornmod`n. ' 3:55 p. kn. 9 : 30 a , m.
McDonalcrs Acc'n, N 0.... 5:25 p.4n. 8:20.a. ts.
.. J .
• . ,
SrECIALNOTIOE. -- Sunday Expresg leaves at ..7:101
p. in., arriving In Cincinnati at tROG a. m. the next.
morning.
he 40 a. in. Train leaves daily, Sundays ex
cepted, and makes close connectionk al Newark for
Zanesville, and points on Sandusky . ; Mansfield .t
Newark,
-
S. F. SCULL, General 'Ticket Agent.
W. W. CARD, Sup`t., Steubenville.
1 1, 8 • •
ITTBII RGR, FORT
W. AND CLEVELAND
From. June
the
1868
and arrive at the Union
time, as follows: •
Leave.
Chicago Ex.... 2:03 a m
Cleveland Ex.. 2:03 am
Erie & Ygn 31'1 7:28 a m
Cl. & 6:13 a m
Chicago Mall.. 6:58 am
Chicago Ex.... 9:43 a m
Cl. & Wh'g Ex. I:43pm
Chicago Ex—. 1:58 p m
Wh. & Erie Ex. 4:18 p a.
_Depart from Alkoistml•
N. Brlgt'n Ac. 8:58 a m
Leetsdale " 10:13 a m
, 11:58 a m
Rochester " 2:23 P m
Wellsv'e Ace.. 3:43p rn
Leetsdale Ace. 4:13 rim
N. Brlgria' 5:33 pm
N. Brlgt`n," . 6:2Bpm
Leetsdale " 10:4 . 3 pm!
„
Air IiPS-p. In. Chicago gxpress leaves daily.
.Far 11:23 a. in. Chleage Express arrives daily.
jet F. R.IIYERS,; General Ticket Agent.
_tIENNSYLVANIAamagaI
CENTRAL ft.AILROAD.
and after June 7th, 1868, Trains will ar
rive at and depart from the 'Union Depot, corner of
Washington and Liberty.streets. as fellows:
Arrive..
ili Dtpart;
Mall Train.... 1:15 a may Express.. 53:25 aat
Fast Line ... ... 1:40 a m Nal 1.. 6:30 ain
Wall's NO. ... 6:20 a nOlail Train' 7:50 ain
Latrobe Acc'n 7:50 a m,•Cincinnati Ex 11:40 a m
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 aml Wall's Na; 2.. 11:51a in
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 a m Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm
Johnstown Ac.10:35 a m BraddockeNo 1 4:00 pm
Baltimore Ex. 1:00 p m PhUa. Expres. 4:50 p
Phila. EXpress 1:20 pm Wall's - No 3.. 5:10 pm
Wall's No. 3..._ 2.15 pm Wall's.Noi 4.. 6:15 pm
Braddocks Nol 5:50 p tri Fast Line 7:30 p m
Wall's No. 4. 7:15 pm Latrobe Aec'n 8:50 p m
Altoona Acc'n Swissvale Ac'n /0:50 pm
and Emigrant
Train - 9:30 pm
The. Church Train leave's Pit t s bu r g hon every
Sunday at 9:15 a. m:, reachin at 10:05
a. m. Returnipg, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p. m.
and arrit es at Wall's Station at 2:0,0'p. in.
'Cincinnati Express leaves daily. WI other traits
dally except Sunday.
For furtner information apply to
• W. H. BECKITITH, Agent:
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compaiiy will e slot , aa
sumany risk for Baggage, except Or wearing ap
parel, and limit their responsibility tO: One Hundred.,
Dollars. In. value. All Baggage exceeding that,;
amount in value will beat the risk of the owner, sin
less taken by apecial contract.
EDWARD H..WILLIAMS,'
)e8
XT
Superintend.- 1, ; Altoona, ira.
I VES , I'ERN PENN- -.: ,i
••• •i....,-
...."--..f..
SYLVANIA RAIL- .•: 1 ;•••. '"-- :•• .
3.4r).-Ou and after May 10th, C6B, the Pas-
senger Trains on the Western Pen Sylvania Rail- ~
road will arrive at and depart fro the Federal - :
Street Depot, Allegheny City, as foves:
rrive. : • I) part.
•
Snringd‘e No 1 6:35 anu Ma 11... ......... 6:15 im
Freeport No. - 1 8:15 a m'lrreepoNb. I 9:10 *TM
Express 10:15 a in ISltarpb•l Nb.111:20 a m
Shat; b' NO.I i:2.5 p ru'Express ' 1:50 pm
Freeport No . . 2 4:10 p m Springd'e No 1 3:50 pia -
Mall 5:50 pm Freeport .o. 2 6:03 pm. '
SpringoVe Ifo 2 • 7:10 p m Soringd'e Not 7:30 p na.
1
Above trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junet._ every
Sunday at 7:40 a. m., -reaching Allegheny City at
0:50 a. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny City at
Tao p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Junct. at 9:45.
.
CosMarravoii Twarrs—For sale fa -packages of
Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut street,
Ilerr's,ll3ennett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsburg,
and good only on the trains stopping at Stations &pc- .
citled on tickets. ,
The trains leaving Allegheny City g at 6:15 a: tc.. •,
and 1:513 r. X, make direct connection at Freeport._
with Wslikeet line ofStages fqr Butlerand Ilan nabs- -
town. Through tickets ma} be• - pun:haled at- the ~,
°thee, No. 3 St.' Clair street, near the Suspension. •
Bridge, Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny.--
For Pgrther information apply to -•-.-
JAMES - LEFFERTS; Atnt. --- -
. ----- - ----Federal-Street ..eAntm
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will-not SE
slime any risk for 13aggage, except .fer wearing ap
parel, and limit thel. responsibility to One Hunduell
Dollars in value. AU baggage exceeding thlip•
amount In value will be at the risk Of the owner, ma
teas taken by special contract. ' •
*EDWARD H. WILLIAMS,
Grew...al Superintendent. Altoona. Pa.
myll
S DJ HILLMERNE'
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Eastern Division.
The. SHORTEST AND MOST RELIABLE ROUTE
town the East to all point/3 in ,
- Colorado, Nevada,
Oregon. ;• •
;
. • Two Trains leave State Line and Leavenworth
daily (Sundays excepted,) on the arrival of tr,aina of
Pacific Railroad from St. LOl2lll. and 9....nnibal and
St. do Railroad from Quincy, con;ectin. at Law
rence, Topeka and Wamego with ..St4 t ,cs for all
points in Kansas._ At end of track west of Ella
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS COM
PANY'S DAILY LINE OF OVERLAND, MAIL
AND EXPRESS. COACHER FOR -
DENVER,; SALT T A - IT T. 4
And all Po'interlit the Ter - torier,
And withBANDERSON'S TRI-WEEK ,Y LINE of
COACHES for Fort Union, Benda F Pass, Albn
reewrgAee,xitn..ta Fe, and all pctints,
t in Arizona and
With the recent additions of ro g stock and
equipment, and the arrangementa!; ade with re
sponsible Overland 'Pransporfation':. Ines from its
western terminus r •this toad now offe unequalled
belittles for the transmission of frelg t to the Far
West. i
Ticket/ for sale at all the _pkinel offices in Oa
United States and Canada/. 3
Be tenre and ask for ticket/ via THE 81 , 101ir
HILL MVP& UNION • PACIFIC RAILWAY /
EASTER DI .
ipi:w73
PITI9BI7BGH, PA.
T o LIVERPOOL AVID
QUEENSTONVN.
THE wax num. sTiimanaps,
PITTSBURGH . , PA
Numbering sixteen first-e IBS vess 4 s, among therst
the celebrated
CITY OF PARIS CITY OF A.NTWEPP, _
CITY OF BOSTO N?, CIT Y OF BAZTIMORE,
CITY OF LONI)01 4 1,11
Balling KURT SATURDAY, from. ler 45, Nails
River, New York." FOr passage or fa Cher Informa—
tion 'WIT to , •
- • ; WILLIAM BIN Jr,
70 FIFTH STREET, (Climate . ] Bonding')
' • '
, Nearly opposite Post Plttsbergh
BILLIARD' 'TABLES:
STANDARD
ABOINAN - BTT T ARO, TABLES,
, .
Undisputably the beer in use. NEW URPRQVE.
MENTES Patented Nov. WM, 181. and ktorti
%let, 15118. Everyttdnic relating : to bUdardo of tba ,
beat qual Ity ant lowest:prices aiWIL,II`OII . hand.
Our. NEW CUE TRIMMER, Patented May . sth,,
itittei,prfee -50—a greataucceso, _
Illud/rated Price Eris relqQa aPPPestiOn.. Address.
PIIIILAN & coizEignau.
63, 65, Sr and 09 080/MY New York OW.
,ricautrwit
LROADq.
___ _ _
I andaamp al .
E R. It.
PA HANDLE ROtri:
- -
AYFE & CHICAGO B.
PITTSBURGH R. R.
trains will leave hem
Depot, north aide, city
I Arrite.
[Chicago Ex... 2:08 am
Cleveland Ex. 2:08 a m
fliteagoEx.... 11:23 am
Wheeling Ex. 11:08 a m
;St. LOlll3 Ex.. 3:33 pm
iCI. & Wh'R , Ex 4:38 pm
Erie & Yg'n Ex 6:l3pm
!Chicago Et.. . 1:23 p
ICI. &Wh'g Ex 7:08 pm
Arrive- ra Allegheny.
,N. Brigt•niAe. 7:03 ant
...N. Briet'n; " 8:28 ain
!Wellsville.: " 8:53 aln
New Castle " 10:13 a m
Leetsdale " 9:13 ara
" 1:08 pm
N. Brlgt'al " 2:43-pm
,Leetsdale " 4:53.x• m
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Nevi Mexico, IdEtho,
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