Financial Natters in New York.
Gold Closed at 140gQ147.
(My Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
NEW YORK, August 15, 1868.
MONEY AND GOLD.
Money rather more, active at 4Q5 per
qrsent..on call loani. There is a general feel
ing in favor of putting up the rate 1 per
cent., which will likely be tarried into ef
fect the beginning of next week. Sterling
dull at 109Q109g, Gold firmer and opened
at 146, declined to 146%, and closed at
1467©147. The export to-day was $24,450;
for the week. $653,398. Governments heavy
and lower. The fact - that the gold loans
are not considered closed by the Treasury
Denartment tends to weaken the Govern
'nient bond market. - There is growing a
fear of further roles in case the Department
should want more currency.
;Coupons 1881, 114gQ115; do. 1862, 113MQ
1133( 3 ; do. '64, 109gQ109 3 / 4 : do. '65, 111.54Q*
11134; do. new 108Q1088; do. '67, 1073;W
107 X; do. '6B, 107 7 ,Q108; do. 10-405, ' 108%
41083‘. The shipments of currency to the:
'West for the week aggregates eleven mil
lions, of dollars. The bank statement is
unfavorable; loans, 1277,808;620; decrease.
11,041'066; @peels, V 22.953,850; decrease,
;1,830,577; .in circulation, $34,114,087; in
crease; /39,714; deposits. $224,581,067; de
crease, /8,155,407; legal tenders, $72,935,481;
decrease, $1,116,067. The stock market is
irregular and , generally weak.. In addition
to the operations in Erie connected with
election movements, there has been a
strong bear movement inaugurated,{ under
which the wtole market is yielding; the
tendency towards„ a more active money
market alsd encourages sales. Considera
ble amount of short sates have been made,
`which may prove the occasion of an early
•turn upwards. Erie sold down to 51gstad
from that advanced to The market
was heavy and lower at the close,
especially
on Erie and New York Central. There is
Very little disposition to buy stock, in the
face of a heavy currency movement to the
5:30 ' , mass: Canton, 463 Q 46%; Cimbsr
land; 80Q33; Wells Express, 25Q2534; Amer
ken, 40g; Adams, 47 gQ47%; United States,
41.gQ41 1 4.; , Merchants' Union, 22y 4 Q22g;
Quicksilver, 21 1 gQ21.g; Pacifie Mail, 102 g;
Western Telegraph, 33Q33g; New
York Central,•l26gQl26g; Erie, 53'4@53,3i;
do. preferred , 70Q71;;Hudson River, l36g
(4137 g; Harlem 123; -Reading, 90gQ90%;
Ohio and Mi ssissippi; ;2914; Toledo and
Wabash,-503.6Q50%; - St. Paul, 53gQ53g;
de. preferred, 81g; Michigan Central, 119.4
0121; Michigan Southern. 84, , ,§84X;
nois Central, 146Q149; Toledo, 99V Q 100;
Northwestern; 82%; pieferred, 811,54 g;
-MN: Fort Wayne, Il17g4107%; Hartford
Fzie, 21gQ21%; Colt:Mims, 85 3 / 4 ; Ash
tabula, 98%; -Chicago and Alton, 13935 Q
140 g; - Terre Haute, 68.
BORDER STATE BONDS
Quiet; Old Tennessees, 653 ; new, 63(436 , 1g;
old • North Carolina, 7214(4)74; hew, 71g;
- old Virginias, 56; new, 26.
MINING SHARrg
Mining Shares dull; Gregory, 400; Quartz
EMI, 105; New York; 150.
EXPORTS FOR TBE WEEK._
DrY goods. $1,933,412; general merchan
chandize; /2;579,486.
• SITB-TREAFRIRY MATTERS.
Receipts at the Sub-Treasury„ $822;524;
for.the week, $19,638,369; payments tezday,
$474,722; for the week, $14,336,420; balance;
134,590,221. -
:New York Produce Market.
_Mr Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
Ifsw YORK, Augtu3t 15.--Cotton firm;
sales of 1,200 bales at 293413 for middling
-uplands. Flour; receipts, 14.421 bbls; dull
and SalOn lower; sales of 6,100 bbls at 87,30
118,25 for superfine State and western, 18,50
-a9,65 for extra State, $8,60a10,75 for extra
western, 810,90aL120 for white wheat extra
58,902,13,50 for R. H. 0., - 810a12 for common
to fair extra St. Louis, 512,541114,75 for good
to choice do.; market closing quiet; Cali
fornia dull and heavy, with sales of 301) sks
*810,40:112,40. Rye Flour lower; sales of
Iso,bbls at 57,90a10,55. Corn Meal quiet;
.sales of 100 Bbb3 .Brandywine at $6,75.
Whisky active and firm; sales of 1,400 bbla
at 67a67%cin bond. Wheat;44lllst"%B7o
bus; dull and 2a3e lower; sales of 15,000
buslio, 2 enring at 12,0122,01% in store;
mural lots of white western at' 12,50. Rye
lower, with -sales of 800 bus new western at
11,82%; Barley nominal. Barley Malt
' quiet. Canada Peas firm, with sales- of
I,soobus "atsl,Bo fer fail. • Corn; receipts,
104,342 bus; dull and la2c lower; sales of
485 bus` t 11,13a1,17 for unsound, $1,18a1,20
for sound mixed western afloat; the latter
an etireiiief 11,20 for old' do in store. Oats;
no receipts; scarce and-in.demand at an
advance of le; saleis of 685 bus at BUM
for - western afloat,. and 'B2c in store.
Rico dull. Coffee quiet. Sugar; market
dull; 400 hhds Cuba sold at 113ya12e.• Mo
:I hissed 'dilll: - Hops`quiet"any 10s30o for
*•: American.' Petroleum dull at 16%a16Mc;
for crude - 36%33%c fors-refined _bonded.
Coal quiet. Leather hemlock sole steady
*-1 at 27a29c for light - and middle do. • Wool ,
1 is-actiYe . and firmer; 1,700,000 pounds sold
at 41a52c for domestic fleece; 62a68c for
pioklikkii;soasB6 for Canada combings;ll,4o
3443 for pulled;: and 48a49c for tubbed.
:1 Pairk - is qtaet and steady; 3,800 bbls sold at
I, /21,50a28„62 for new,mess, closing at 148,60
regular- '
28,62a28,75 for old do; $23,25a
. .. f0r. .2476. irime;24,25a24,10 for prime mess.
Beef is steady and tirichanged; eale's 175 bbls.
Beef hams quiet; sales 25 - bbls at 125a32,50.
li Cut meats lirm; 214'" packages sold 13a1310
:
for shoulders; 1634a19%c ibr hams. middles
'ti Arm and quiet. Lard steady; 750 tierces
;',.. sold at; ItialliMo for steam rendered ;' 10c for
: •oholite do ,s2 121119%c for kettle rendered.
Butter firm at 30a33e for Ohio. Cheese
.-7 steady nt 12}11703. Freights to ,Liverpool
:::: firmer; engagements . per Steamer 20,000
bush corn at 4 1 %c. •
~: Lerser.--Flour closed dull and saloc
: • lower. _ Wheat dull and 10a12alower, with
1 : only 2 trilling milling Inquiry. . Rye lower
-Iliad Mill at $1,80a1,85. -- Oats scarce and firm
',..7 at 82c in store; and 63a83%c afloat. Cora
.- dull and - heavy at 11,12a1,16 for - unsound,
^i and 11,17a1,18% for sound new mixed wes
,:,
tern afloat, 1,1,19a1,19% for old mixed wes
tern' Matta*: ' Pork heavy, with Sales of
100 bblatthem at 128,50 regular, closing with
' .:-buyersatl2B,so, and sellers at $28,60 4rega
. : tar. Beet drill'abd slightly in'. buyeis' ,fa-
Tor. ,Ctit- Meats -hi good :inquiry at' full
prim; - Bacou firin add quiet, and a' light
' • 1113914y.',
..IX..ar,d. ton at 18011903/or kir to
^ . prime steam.rendered:, Eggs dull at 22a24c.
!Itarket. ,
. cs,Telognao t o t he fitttabarab Garotte:7 •
' ci*N 2 kkg , 4uiust(ls:- . -•FlcCu'r drill and
/250 lower; fatal ly•1110a10,25.; Wheat eaaier, ,
•
owing, to die large reeelpts; piiole&p,ocw.
2,10. white 42,36a2,40. ' Corn; 93040 for ear. ,
1 Oats; 0.5a5s fur . choloo•Vo;'1. t :Itye
-dull andmotatalealde at:•bettler-ttianliE,2s. •
Cotton and Tobacco wominal unehangStV
• Whisky:Mgt at 70ir bl•bOod. Provisfobs
rathef #611: ';•SfetaffPork can :be bonglit••at
• 122,76 1 Lard 18340. Balk Meats 12q,,a14
. Bacorit Shoulden; firm because or the light
- supply; and.helct at 13 o; aides easier; clear
rib 163011354 c; clear sides 1707;0. Sugar
. Cureci•Hatnif-211i22o.•••"Butter lerity and
• lowenfresh &taints. Cheetie, tiro:i t - at 14340
for western reserve • and faCtory. iApples
'.plenty and dull at 112a4 per •bbi. - Peaches
• ..'plenty and , dull at l sl,lsoso,ou par bbl.; Hay!
very dull, Litiieed 94.-ad.v4goed to $ 1 0.4
1,12. 'MO 1.4834: ' • '
• : :Lenin:llle -Viarket. •
ID/ 1 4 F.1 ° P Tel t° th e '
Pittaaiaaiti 04 sta.
•- '
• Lontuvfpr.it,' Kok* ls
pos hhda atilald for Inge.. to • mediunCleaf,-
- and L0,60a17 for cutting. Flour ail? for
-superfine.-- WheitritlaClE 4 :V/0 1610- red7 .
sand $1,20 for wbite::-/Cein tiitAtw. lit bulk.
° A t til a-a t /Ago; - -mesa ; pork *OW „Lsrd'al
• lf•If 11 1 31: 1 ! TPA stioill4era it'fae/M: clear
at)7i7h14.1.10a4ti17444 44 11 ishok dens at , l2Me; chiariidet'tl64Wi :._
, , lit 11,250,30.. Cotton at 118340 for middling.
Chicago Market.
TB, Telegraph to the Pittehurgh Gazette.
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.—Flour dull at $9,75a
11,75 for spring extras: Wheat fairly ac
tive and 116a2c higher; sales No. 1 at $1,85a
1,88; No. 2 $1:76a1,77 1 4, closing at $1,77 for
No. 2; unchanged since noon board. Corn
active 'and le lower; sales. No. 1 at 99ca$1;
No. 2 98a983.1e; rejected 93a95%c, closing at
99e for No. 1-in stare; unchanged this after
noon. 'Oats moderately active at •;419! ‘ c
lower; sales at 53,354;0, closing at 53a5334c.
Rye 2a234c lower; sales No. lilt $1,34a1,35;
No. 2 $1,32a1,83, closing at the inside fig
ures. Barlpy unsettled, irregular arid
closed at $1,50 for No. 2in store. Provis
ions dull; in store active. Nfess pork nom
inal at $29,25a29,50. Lard 173;a18c. Stigar
pickled hams and bulk .meats inactive.
Highwines inactive and nominal at 60c for
bonded. Freights ly,c higher at 6a6Me on
corn to Buffalo. Receipts-8,017 bbls flour,
83,666 bu wheat, 189,056 bu corn, 127,274 bu
oats, 3,419: hogs. Shipments-7,781 bbls
flour, 63,381 bu wheat, 125,060 bu corn,
44,027 bu oats.
St. Louis Market.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Clarette.l
ST. Louis, August 15.-Tobacco is active
and unchangedi% Ri t our is unchanged; sales
superior at $6,2.18,75; extra at $7,25a8,25
double extra tits9all); treble extra to fancy
at $1.1,25a18.. :Wheat dull and heavy;
prime to fancy red fall rangeslrom $1,85 to
$2,35; choice white sold at $2,35. Corn, but
very little demand„ white sold at 92a96c.
Oats dull and lower; sales at 50a53c. Rye,
there was nothing done; butchers only of
!erred $1,1521,20. Pork is firm, with sales
at $29,75a30,50. Bacon, packers - -are gener
ally paying .1.734 c for new shoulders , and
clear sides, but sales were made at %0
less; old clearsides• could not be had for
17c; clear `rib tildes sold at 16,6 c. Lard;
choice tierce is held at 1835 c. Cattle is
abundant at $3a5,50, grmis, for common to
choice.
Cleveland Matket.
,By Telegraph to the 'Pittsburgh Gazette.]
CLEVELAND, August 15.—Flour quiet at
510a10,50 for double extra spring, and slla
11,50 for double extra red winter; country
brands quiet at $0a9,10 *for double extra
spring, $9,50a10,50 for double extra red
winter, and $12a13,00 for double extra
white.. Wheat: sales of ,4 cars No. 1 red at
$2,12; 4 cars(No. - 2 at "$2, and 2,500 buSh
sellers fur August at 12. ' Corn is held at
$l,lO. , Oafs: salesof 1 car at 58c. Rye: the
market is dull and inactive, but is held at
$1,75a1,80 for No. 1. Barley: market dull
and nominal., Petroleum dull and un
changed at 30a31c for standard white, and
28a29c for prime light straw to white. ( '
Toledo 'Merkel.
By. Telegraph to the Plttishargh Gazette.]
TOLEDO, August 15.—Receipts--.4,618 bbls
flour, 25,430 bus wheat,' 3,666 bus corn, 4,050
bus oats. Shipments-4', 726 bbls flour, 1,865
bus wheat, 1,700 bus c0rn;28,200 . bus oats.
Flour quiet. Wheat; white a shade lower;
amber 3a4c lower; sales white'Michigan at
$9,231 amber' Michigan, $2,14a2,15; amber
Illinois, $2,25; No. I red,. $2,053ia2,06; No. 1
spring, $2,00; No. 2 do. $1,80; amber, seller
August, $2,10a2,L1. Corn dull and lower;
No. 1;51,62. Oats a shade lower, but ac
tive; sales No. 1 at 5635a57e. Rye - un
changed, $1,50 for . No. 1. Lake Freights
firm;- 4 asc, by sail to Buffalo, and Dc to
Oswego.
Buffalo Mai ket.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh ciazette.)
BUFFALO, August 15.—Receipts—Wheat,
60,000 buShi corn, 195,000 do; oats, 12,000
do; flour, 8,000 bbls. Shipments—Wheat,
8,000 bush; corn : 164,000 do; oats, 42,000 do.
Freights, 12c on corn, and 8c on oats to
New York. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull; spring , nominal. -- Corn quiet
and lower; sales 80,000 bush mixed western,
part to arrive, at 11,08a1,10, ss to quality.
Oats dull; sates 1 car new at i 65c on track.
Rye nominal. Barley—Sales 1 car Canada
new at $1,75, first quotations of the season.
Mess pork, 130. Lard, 18a18%c. Seeds
firm.
New Orleans Market.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh ehreUe.)
Nnw °nix/Lys, August 15.--Cotton quiet;
middlings nominal at 27c; no sales or ex
ports;. receipts, 87c bales. Sterling Ex
change 159'4a163. New York sight lycc
premium. G01d•14634. Sugar and molas
ses steady, but dull and unchanged. Flour
quiet; sales of superfine at 18.50, treble ex
tra $9,50a10,50, choice $11a14,00. Corn dull
at $1.1031,15, stack light. Oats quiet at 65a
67c. Hay, none on the - lading; sales at
$26a27,00 from store. Bran; 81.25. Pork
steady at $31,00. Bacon Shoulders 14c.
Clear sides 17%c. Lard steady at 19a21c.
San FnUlcbco blarket.
I,lli Telegraph to the rittsbi;rgik Gazette.]
SAMFgAzzonico, August - 15.—Flour quiet
at • 85,50a6,50. Wheat 11,70a1,80. Legal
Tenders 69%. Mining Stocks—Alpha 47;
Belcher 115; BiUlion 15; Chollar 139; Confi
dence 35; Crown Point 80; Empire Mill 115;
Gould Curry 83; Holenorcross 74; Imperial
108; Kentuck 387; Ophlr, 19; Overman • 82;
Savage 110; Sierra Nevada 35; Yellow Jack
et 11,32..
Milwaukee Market.
(By Telegraph to the Plitsburch Gezette.]
MiLwAutt.EE, Aug. 15.--Flonr dull and
nominally unchanged. Wheat declined to'
11,87% for No. 1; $1,16 for No. 2. Oats en
tirely nominal. Corn irregular at $1,02 for
No. 2. Receipts-1,000 bbls flour, 10,000 bu
wheat, 2,000 - bu oats, 1,000 'btt corn. Ship
ments-400 bbls Sour, 300 bu wheat. ;
Baftimore Market. (.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
ItALTIMORE, August 15.—Flour quiet and
scarcely so firm. Wheat dull; prune de.
clined epc; sales at 52,05112,72. Corn dull;
whale, $1,18a1,20. Oats dull; prime, 80a8543;
low grades, 70a75c. •llye steady at .1 4 60 a
1,70. Provisions firm and unchanged.
Dstrolt Market.
(Br Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
DETROIT, Alug. 15.—Flour —arrivals, 415
bbis; •choice •brands firmer, salei , being
:Made at $11,50a12„ Wheat=Aeeipts, 80,000
bush; No 1 white at 52,30; No 2 do at 12,19 a
2,22; No 1 amber , at - e 2,12. •
• •
Chicago CatUe -Market.
, . ,
[By Telegnpii to rlttsbarah,OiLzette.)
CHU:W(Ip, Ang, 1 15.—Cattle 'awl and ttn
ehanked, Hopp del at . AgSap,cip tor Ilight•
togood'gfatlba
IMPORTS Olt RAILROAD:
PiTT*4 lo # o trfr , WA*AB AUSD P4PaitQA
RA/LUOAD. August 15. 7 -1, car etayes, W.
Hastings; 1 do do ,Ws, tt• ItobertsoM 2.5
tea hams, , 1 do
fia;:tna& Co; 29 bids ,Wblak3'l,
4 Selfreth & Co; sdo do, Isaac Stien; 1 ear
Mlllfeed,_l it =W -Esirley;;l3 bble apPles,i
'Who, MahOod Qt Co; 0 bgs coffee, Rine
hart &Steirens;' a Wild paper; Pittsburgh
Piper, Co; 148 " , skoleatsl,.lo wheat,,Mo
'Maury it Rood; 59 sks oats, Robb it. Her.'
ron;b sks rags, McCullough, SU - 4th 4S; Co;
10 bur `stareh,' J'A Ren shaw, 5 tes beef. X
Peigter; :5 do da,,10,d6 ars, a•Rayli•
Son ; 4 dr. beet;; Moon & 10 bbla Rota- ;, -Wes: Vangoider & Shepard; s'hhes Unlace%
M 100 bbiellOur,,'Wott,'Lapg, it Co;
13 tea" 13,ams,, J • l i ipphiumtt; 1 car, *heat,.
- HitehOrockOticOreery,& Co; 12 apples,:
F Craighead; M iks' hirlel,:Copott. ,Par-,
lingion,&Co; car'tiats, n alagtutu dtiLfiort,
1 " 0 " 430 X 1 4. 1 ' caino4lll; 44ss 49.0 1 ,
Cooperrjo pit) do, E neavetpal cut W 4864,
,J S LiggetiA C0; 13 6 b3o l l. 7 99rAisfill,liku4tate.
StewartLioXe4; l l4ll4::l , oar :9 2, 4 1 1 14 / 2 8 2
Godfrey di Rico.
craws:Wm , AND Prrresonosr.: , &up+
nUAliorrAtlEost 1 6..46 oars trom,Nlndok
p0;.41.d0.d0i, Melntosh , &.(*ll doiron ore .
Moßtdelt it Co; 411 uoto. , •ReesyGraff.&:Cor
'foss oats. Culp & Shepard ;i dal edl,t John.
-804rp£12naddies tobacco, Earle. & Cor 160
Dio iron, JonesAtiangtsurgirniblisi-sodesii
van' d er arliffiePatd; 84 141a-papbr. 'WS;
eav npl2 bblalaPPles,
& Co; 4 ears melons: F Craft; Salo
',do; g Campbell; 4 tabs cheesiklepou%
kg butter s 2 bbls Sggs. Reid it Wraps{ 10
•
„PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: - , MONDA.Y, AUGUST_ Id, 1868.
bbls apples, 10 do potaties, 2 do eggs,-.Mor
rlson & Co; 44 bbla apples, W J Steel,
Bro; 12 do do, H Rea' Jr; 9 do do;11 Riddle;
sdo eggs, 54 sks oats, 25 bxs cheese, Ord!
& Reiter: 2 oars oil, W J Glenn; 2 kgs but
ter, 1 bbl eggs, W H Kirkpatrick; 1 barrel
sugar, Carter, McGrew. At Co; 1 car oats, F
Sellers & Co; 4 bbls eggs, Atwell, Lee &
Co; 4 bra cheese, N J Braden; 1 keg sugar,
S P • Shriver; -bdls chairs, Hammer &
Battler. _
P/TTSBITRON, CEPOMNATI AND ST. LOMB
RAILROAD, August 15.-200 bbls flour, T
C Jenkins; 5 bbls spirits, S H Watson; 82
bbls glass,MoCulley & Co; 3 organs, Kleber
& Bro; 1 car bran, Kiel & Ritchart; 20 bags
seed, H R McClelland At Co; 84 hides, J
Callery; 40 sheets iron, Everson, Preston &
Co; 3 cars scrap ironiT Maloney; 7 rolls
leather, G N lioffstott; 38 bats cheese,
Woodworth & D;•43 doz brooms, S Ewart
& Co; 25 ball cheese, E Heazleton; 30 do do,
IK W Rankin; 15 bbls oil, B L Pahnestock;
15 bbls beans, 10 do apples, Graff & Reiter;
200 oil bbls, E B Jones: 10 bxs cheese, R
( f
.Robison & C , 2 bxstobacco, J Murphy; 50
bbls flour, irkpatrick & Co; 8 bets rags,
McElroy & o; 1 box soap, W W Wallace.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY'R. R., August 15.-1
car lime, D L Reynolds; 1 car metal, Cole.'
man Balm & Co; 1 do do Graff Bennett & Co
1 do stone Harrison & Co; 1 do do Thomas
Burns; 1 car metal, Loomis Collard; 4 bbls
eggs, 14 kegs butter, A Gallagher; 7 sacks
wool, S Bradley & Son; 5 bbls onions, Vtiigt
Mahood dr, Co; 1 car Metal, Lyon Fihorb & CO
do do McKnight, Porter & Co;
ALLEGHENY STATION, August 15.-6
bbls apples, F Owens; 3 bbls onions, Rose
Jr Ewing; 10 bbla crackers, Kalum tft. Bro;
4 do do S Dyer: 4 1 cars wheat, R J Kennedy
&, Bra; 2 dotflax seed Ewer Hamilton & Co;
110 sacks bran, Stewart & Langenhum
200 green hides, Wattach & Co; 10 bbls flour
10 boxes soap, Mercer & Robinson; 300 bags
barley, M Weil; I car feed a Miller; 10 sks
wool, Bradley ca ' Son; 500 pigs lead, Rey
mer Bawman & Co:
PITTSBURGH AND Coremr.r.sviLLl;
RAILROAD, August 15.-78 sacks wheel,
Dillinger & Stevenson 25 do do J S Leggett
& Co; 6 bbls charcoal, J Adler & Co; 1 bbl
eider, S Ewart & Co. (
RIVER NEWS
—The Kate Robinson has given up her
trip from Cincinnati to Memphis in conse
quence of low water.
—The St. Nicholas has been withdrawn
froin Red River, and the Annie Wagley
chartered in her place.
a—The low-pressure Richmond is having
more staterooms put in her for the. accom
modation of passengers.
—The Underwriters of St. Lotds have ad
vanced-rates of insurance on the rivers to
the ftgures adopted last January,
—The snag boat Petrone has succeeded
in moving the log at Hurricane, which has
so long . been a trouble and terror to steam
boatmen.
—The Allen. May. Capt. Jacob Frickor,
is now a semi-weekly Pittsburgh and Par
kersburg packet. She was formerly the.
petroleum-burning Fire King.
—A large number of leading merchants
and citizens of New Orleans have signed
and published a card endorsing Capt. D.
DeHaven and his steamboat enterprise.
—The Pickett, noticed in some of the
morning l papers two or three days ago as
having broken her shaft, was not the T. J.
Pickett, as stated, but the Pittsburgh tow
boat Picket.
—Mr. James McConnell, a clerk of the.
Emma No. $. is ill. His complaint is sup
posed to be billious fever. 4 Mr. Walter
Maratta, of the John H. Groesbeck, is fill
ing his place.
—The Cincinnati Chronicle Is responsible
for the following: It is understoodin steam
boat circlps in St.. Louis that bids would be
entertained for the steamer Great . Repub.
lie: The highest price offered was $75,000.
—The steamer St. Marys Capt. Svvskrzny
will enter the Wheeling and Cincinnati
every Friday evening, as soon as there is
sufficient water, and will remain perma
nently in the trade She will make an ex
cellent packet.
—Chief Justice Breese, of the Supreme
Court of the State oflast week de
cided that under the act - of 1857, liens for
supplies on boats and vessels navigating
waters within the limits of a State must
be enforced in the said Courts.
—The officers of the C. J. Caffrey assert
that they will have four feet water over the
bars be wean Dubuqe and St. Paul through
's
the n. The Montana also goes to work
this we k, below the scene of the Caffrey's
operations: ' Large, vessels are now going
through. ,
—The Vicennes Gazette says: "The law,
in r e g rd to Steamboats was, tested in the
"Mate Case". This boat was levied upon
for debt, and tietained until the trial, bast
Tuesday.. It was decided that steamboat
can "not be held by a shetLif Or constable at
any river town, except such as are denom
inated as ports of entry, and that such seiz
ure must be made be made by a' Govern
ment officer.
—We clip the following from the Cin
cinnati Grizette of Friday: The funeral of
Capt. Geo. D. Hoople, at Newport, yester
day, was well 'attended. The Methodist
funeral ceremony WIIFI performed' by Rev.
W. T. Spruell. Capt,Lew .Rates and En
gene•Bawers, and Messrs J. Wilson John
ston and John Raipe, acted as pall-bearers.
As the funeral procesilon wag' poising over
the Licking briuge, the bells of the Mem
phis Packet Cowpany'e steamers Darling,
GolderiCagle, SilVer Moon and Alice Dean,
lying,in the vicinity, were tolled.
River and Weather.
(U Telegraph to the Pittsburgh oatette.)
Lounivir,Lx, Aug. 15.--Itiver falling, 4
feet 3 inohes in canal. Weather clear and
pleasant. '
ST. Louie, Ang. 15.—Weather clear and
warm. - - •
PROPOSALS.
Cterto,?rt?s irzon crryorALTrourxrA g susiLli i es.
QE4pipo PROPOSALS •,11Will be.
ki received at Ibis onto° until 3 olelook. P. is. on
TBIDAir, bit'instant; Kir • .
CritA.DlN 4 l:3i . 1‘,110) PAVING
WARD'S ,ALLEX, ,fTom A ilegiteuy avennepEtedr
wiek stret,- • • •
ISABELLA COIT.RT, trans Itobinson to ~ ltillhatk Pk:
- Also, for rad Int 'FOUNT aIN -tiritE ET, from
Banderols street to Mlddla /street,
Prettied and speeilleations can be seen in the office
of the o,B77BsllWber. • • r ,
•
stile:WS • . •• • ; 401t7 Controller.
'Ol/PI9ZOT N7IIOLI•i6 Or ALL2OIIZNY 0, t
vpniNuouss. , Animas Ste, 10138.-
NOTICE, TO COAL ; DEAJLERS.
SEALED TBOPOSA win be reoetve4 at this
bake until 17th Inst., - Lneltudye, •for furnishing to
VietileßY OSSultrz ; ! • r ; .
10,00.0 Bnsb. good ketchantable
It 1
,free trona slack and dirt, to -be Weighed ton Abe dilly
'Scale', nod delivered at:the entrance, to the Court
Moose emit plaLt;fonffiflb end/lose etrifeta.Xn gum
41tler, of. Mt hundred budiem per, dap, until( the
whole ledellyererl. • ; • _ ..• .
'' 'Payment will be me bv W&rr a nt e drawr on the,
,Codtttyftraitimer,* n the ollotraot le -completed.,
.11, direction of Clotintypommia.doperc
.44E*'1 1 r f Xf4•llPl33ilTV*, •
Skind • . ' ; • Costfollet.
r i Fir, cum sytisrwaga glgaviTou, / .
%•(, . ' • ' Prrrescrit Ir. August ii. OW i
:141"1)TICE. IrO.4)IWriIIACTORS. ,1
Mit „ L , ED PI . 014 U P,
TOR tE , ! . :
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, Og . rte . t .IVI -
q . r
ittl itr invi : .wrxixivz. , rop. goon, 0.0 si.K.l,
Akttlii2CBTEEZtidibut •MairPLUEXcotar
t
"AtilaillffaTGLßßlSTlt gratto tesotrolffi
.
'M e l7,lri:uO i i nwirso6nerts
ANLNIIN. from
Kirkpotetak street to Miner
' c ';"street, (isluereville,) .
' 'WM tie g r ui llit. 144011.001014
eliftnokircitt
gust l• , ........ vrnal •,.
1V:1'
• NM's* _ ' - Cii, LOAM,
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
ON THE IST DAT OF AUGUST,
WE REMOVED THE
UWE AND COMMODIO 13 WAREHOUSE,
No. 45 Wood Street,
Directly Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
Also, entrance on THERD ST„ Nos. 102 and 104
R. E. SELLE 6 & CO.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
KNOWN TO MAN.
1.47 151 -'I7"SS
IMPROVED
BLOOD SEARCHER, (
FOR THE WEE OF
AU Diseases Arising from. an Im
pure State of the Blood, such as
Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Jaundice,
Cancerous Formations,
Cutaneous Diseases,
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas,
Mercurial Diseases,
General Debility, Boils,
Pimples on the. Face,
Liver Complaint,
f Sore Eyes, Scald Read,
Tetter Affections,
Loss of Appetite,
Low Spirits,
Foul Stomachi
Old• and Stubborn Ulcers,
Rheumatic Disorders, •
Female Complaints,
Together-with all other disorders from an improper
condition of the Clrchlatory System. As a general
Tonle' Its effects are most benignant, and cannot
fall to benefit, when used perseveringly and accord
ing to directions. It is purely a vegetable prepara
tion—not a single grain of mineral poison enters
into its composition, so that while it invariably af
fords relief, and effects the most wonderful cures,
no overdose could injure the most tender infant.
R. E. SELLERS. & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ALSO, PROPRIETORS OF
Sellers' Cough Syrup;
Sellers' Liver Pills and Vermifugm
Johnson's Rheumatic Compound;
And Roerbave's Holland Sitters.
FOR SALE 1311' f . ALL DRUGGISTS.
JyXASI
ELECTIC SUMMER CORDIAL,
An infallible remedy for Summer Complaint, s Diar:
r e h ae r Vomiting, Hoar Stomac h
DR. 1111111IS' CRAMP CORE
A epecifle fbr Cholera, Cramps and Pain in the .
Stomach, for sale by,
HARRIS dr, MO:NG,
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streels,
'AGVENTgi FOR
J. SCHOONMKEIR.& SON'S
PURE WHITE LEAD,
•
A .
ND-
McCOY'S VERDITER GREEN,
e T goTti l r y e. gr nlYt a W h e„Tlfrlo d n e g t g i tri te gi l vl
to k raerfect satisfaction than any paint in the
ORA.OKER BAKERIES.
sitEmonDls
STEAM CRACKERMERY,
811 Liberty Street.
t_clur Chicken are baked up•ou the ' OPEN BOT
TOM, and . are, superior to any baked .by hot air or
obi other prooess. '
MS - Mitti" 71MM:it:
•
i . k
CRAG HERS:
ARE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHERS
'. g OFFERED IN PITT. (
_WINE; PMITONi SODA, BRENtIII,
ITEl4 7. Bo%o l 7l;grai l l i tt it Iu ISOVIE IS° . D C"CIX.
- . .
For Saks EveTy .Grocer in the City.
Btiktn, lt4i. 91 Liperty St.
BAY, RAKE.
To FEBB .
'THE,, HAY:RA.I4 !`iVEGINE."
xxrzrzro 1186 AND MT.
Lipka
_,%wt Nalc , v/I r_ .111 Titi 4 t i like&Tfilr
*My Ir Witter. losa *nu *Mu.. Itte esuer Mae
any Oli t imgskik , iteittiouctiPutp 110114 of aid can do tho work of a foil Liana. nondreds of
Oetthl**feltadd Irrret
1867.
us bark.paViritamosi i ?uvulae, 61,401 m.
Tafred by allsoe_,, rlttobtargb, pa., and eta.
•fiotaten - 4111 to feruters. , lll tit/robd In UAL arid b o on
!LIT i s i . L . eas7 on, an lind,hortiens a complete oda*,
.stueot id impte 113' ocestradtioti
0 74 g ke Pt i P P A' FT:osk
P A itmAt i no.
.411 orders ta
rp;
Ao , 49. 4 ,11 ett2 litroot4 Mir
;burgh. urlit'tbowwgl4in uo — Autibtaha, , Ohlo,
92 Ffit t !!) O t AtiVfl . A 6 : 1 : 1r 4V ") . ) -ra t e 7
Ikatt ordeals early, a rupplg
I Illnkilier
~a~.+a~.t4:x'r~::-~a?~;,s.Y:.f ~~: i -Tr ,nt,~.zs~:,c.~,~:=,
Y=vn
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
700 MILES
OF TEM
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Are nowlinishea and in operation. 160 miles of
track havebeen laid this spring, and the work along
the whole line between the Atlantic and Pacific
Stites is being pushed forward more rapidly than
ever before. More than twenty thousand men are
emploved,i and it is not impossible that the entire
track, froln Omaha to. Sacramento, will be finished
in 1869 instead of 1870. The means provided are
ample, and all that energy, men and money can do
to secure the completion of this .
GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
At . the earliest possible day, will be done.
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive
I.—A tiII7EIII.II.IENT GRANT of tbe right of way,
and all necessary timber and other materlale
found along the line of Its operations.
n. —.A. GOVERNMENT GRANT of 12,800 acres
of land to the mile, taken in alternate sections
on each side of its road. This is an absolute do
nation, and will be slionree of large revenue in
the future.
GOVERNMENT GRANT of United States
Thirty-year Bonds, amounting to from $lO,OOO
to {48,000 per tulle, according to . the difficul
ties to be surmounted on the various sections to
be built. The Government takes a second mort
gage as security, and It is expected that not only
the interest, but the principal amount -may be
paid in services rendered by the Company In
transporting troops, mails, &c. The interitt is
now much more than paid in this way, besides
securing a great saving in time and money to the
Government.
IV. GOVERNMENT GRANT of the rfeht to
Issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to
aid in building the road, to the same amount as
the 11. S. Bonds. issued for the same Purpose,
and no snore. The Government . Permits the
Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondholders to
deliver the Bonds to the Company only as the
road is completed, and after It has been examin
ed by United States Commissioners and pro
nounced to be in all respects a first-class Rail
road, laid with a heavy T rail, and completely
supplied. with depots, stations, turnouts, err
shops, locomotives, cars, Cc. .
V.-A CAPITAL. STOCK SUBSCRIPTION from
the stockholders, of which OVER EIGHT MIL
.LION DOLLARS have been bald In upon the
work already done, and which will be increased
as the Manta of the Company require.
VI.--NET CASH EARNINGS on its Way Bushiess,
that already amount to MORE THAN THE IN
TEREST on the First Mortgage Bonds. These
earnings are no Indication. of the vast through
tradic that must follow the opening' of the line
to the i'actfic, but they certainly prove that
FIRST MORTCACE BONDS
upon such a property, costing nearly three - times
their amount, ARE SECURE .BEYOND ANY
CONTINGENCY.
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years, are for
$l,OOO e.eh, and have coupons attached. They
bear annual interest, payable on the first days of
January and Jbly; at the Company's Office. In the
City of New York. at the rate of six per cent. In
gold. The Principal Is payable In gold at maturity.
The price is 102, and at the present rate of gold,
they pay a liberal Income on their cost.
The Company believe that these- Bonds, at the
present rate, are the cheapest In the market, and
reserve theilght to advance the price at any time.
Subscriptions will be received In Pittsburgh by
JAMES T. BRADY & earlier of Wood
and Fourth Streets:
HART, CAUGHEY & Co., corner of Wood
and Third Streets;
B. McCLEAN & CO., 75 Fourth Street;
PH. R. MERTZ. corner sth and Wood Sta.;
ROBINSON BROS., 78 Fourth street;
AND IN NEW YORK
At the Company's °Mee, No. 530 Nassau
Street, sad by
JOHN J. CISCO As SON, Rankers, No. 59
Wall Street. and by the Compeers advertised
agents throughout the Culted-States.
Remittances should be made in drafts or other
funds par In New York. and the Bonds will he sent
free of charge by return express.. Parties sub
scribing through local agents, willlook tothem for
their safe delivery.
A PAMPHLET ANT) MAP FOE 1868 has jest
been published by. the Company. 'giving fbUer in
formation than Ls possible ih an advertisement, re
specting the Progress of the Work, the Resources
•f the Country traversed by the Road, the Means
for Construction, and the Value of the Bonds, which
will be sent free on application at the Company,'S
offices, or to any of the ado rased agents.
JOHN. J. CISCO, Treasurer,
FERTILIZERS.
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
•
PUMA 11HIONLITED BONE,
•
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OP LI131;
•
MANUFACTURED BY
The Allegheny Fertilizer Co. '
SEWARD cb CAMPBELL,
l'1101"11ZETORS.
Office, 356 Peun Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The beet Rertilizer In use, and recognized
Farmers who have given lea trial,(tor the stand
ard for raising Large crops of Wheat, Rye, Oats,
Corn, Pete toes, sc. We have published for grata
item' circulation I pamphlet oontaining interesting
and - valuable statement* of this Fertilizer, copies of
wbioh wilt be sent free to any sending us their ad-
MEDICAL.
ANWOODI' HOW LOsT HOW
ITA _Resrousut 'Jeer pubitallied.hossisted *nest-
Prfo,_eLn. cogs. A LERTSTUC ON THE
NATURAL TREATMENT. end Bedfast Cote et
flperrnatarrlune, or Seminal Weakness. involuntary
Emissions, Sexual Debility tad Impediments tO Mar
riage genvallyL.Nervousnesa r lgoisumpt.loll. , •
Levey and Ffts;.Mental and Physical Ineapszls•
tuning. trot% Self Attu*, - ;by itobt. 41. Ott.. er.
well, M. D. author of the "Green Book'," to. "A
BOON TO TBOUBANDS OP. SUFFERERS," out
under seal, Ina plain envelope, to any address. pc.*
k i r V P A C. P iCLlN e lt a fl .) . ! . ? „ 1" 17 . ;7841.11'
NEW YORK, POSTOFFICE BOA 4585. AlsoDr:
onlverwell , s "Marriage Bulde..• once SS crania.
. -4 1Vr A N 001). 90 —Another' New
tdfilliOAL PA M Fill ET, trout the yen of
Die. curing. The Me. scut Times ear. Of this work:
-"This valuable trcathw gos the can ar and cure of
Ipremature• Acme how health it; Impaired
through secret abuses of youth sad tuanhood, and
bow easily 'rvgal fled. - "It - glees a clear syn.'..psis of
the.lmpedlments to marriage. the • soya sad erects
'of nervous deuillty. sfidthe
t spoedles therefor.' A
Docket , o itio of th..4bove will be ,o.warded OD
rectipt o+ - !i8 eeota, addr. suing_ Doetor,CUK-
No. 58 4ortliCharlei estrutit. tialtAmorg.
..1711.31-
HOTELS
SURE 11101118 E,
th:l 4 /0 10 CITY. PL 71.
,
Thl. Brat elem. Motel "rill open for he 1110111011 en
•51h Jaen.' • Terms; $3.50 iper may; VP Lwr weep. .
address, tt. 3-10.111'$)14* i PrtCior
(ironnerly of ounirread Itart, vape,t•Pn • n
trnpolltan Hulet t ""` if
N. 11,: —.The matte ll' Under the etc on
Idr.,tl/4.111. rie;NTZ.
A NEW SENN sink.RDWIRT. -
THE LAIEE'II" 011§E;Stoneboit pu. •
,041 e thauvra•Ade ..(tvat fraallll44l,-Thia, h,wxu •ii
".laric l e. la.* • and thinahalihtia, welt fltstalsti4.4l, hat
tl lattt natant, atallvya Itittl"Ofklrt.reit *Mar.'
mile N. - It 'ls di the Tiaitko at theintatahassu
1Ak4' , 1112 . .._'. 4 1 11 1 111 1 ,11 a7: 111 ash. nallttd..
- 4fihrahhe lat•pollait ttarttust.s, surraundtst with 14411•
ptm rofn liktlioctest
slimmer reaurt In omithte. &atria..
• . A. T. KENSiADV, Pro prtesor.
•Au-
Pt72.lZVIlt an d l I .1 •
On and after THURSDAY, March sth, nor..
trains will arrive at and depart. from the Depot, cot.
ner of Grant and Water streets, a follows:
Depart. Amiss.
Mart to and from tralcnt'n. 7.:00 A. M. 0:00 P. M..
McKeesport Accommodrn.ll:oo A. X. 2:05 P. M.
Et. to and from Uniont'n. 3:00 P. X. 10:00 A. X.
West Newton Accommod'n 4:30.P. M. 5:35 A. y.
Braddock's Accorornodarn 6:15 1:50 P. M.
Night Ace. to Mclieesport.lo:3o P. M. 6:40 A. X.
Sunday Church Train to and
from West Newton 1:00 P. X. 10:00 A. M
For tickets apply. to
. R. KING. Agent.
W. B. STOUT. Sullerinteroint. mbir,
CHANGE of TilliktaZT33k4-4
•
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
On and atter WEDNESriaY, 7:25 P. Ii Auguit
12th, ISOS. TWO Tit.i.lisS DMUS( will leave
Pittsburgh Station. corner ('lke and Cenal etreete,
for Frankild, 011 Clty, tiuffslo, and all points In the
Olt
LEAVE PITI'SDURGIL ARRIVE IN PITTREuRam.
Math.— 8.05 am 31.11 ."..... 4:50 p
Express ' 7:25 p rn. 6:05 a m
Brady's 3.26 p m B , Adys B'd Ao10:20 aat
Ist scKtaWbrks Ist Soda Works •
Aeoomod'n.. 11.00 a m Acconydda'n. 7:50 a m
2d !Soda Works ' 2d Sod a•Works
AccomoVt: .. 5:20p m Accomoda'n. 2:50p la
Mixed Way T'a 6:20 a m Mixed Way VD 8:25 p
HultonAcOn.. 6:20 am Bolton Ace n.. 8:35 a sa:
Armstrong Ac. 0:20p nit
Church Train leave Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. M. Ar—
rive ID Pitteburgh at 9:50 A. M.
Psssengers taking express train have but one .'
'change of care tween Pittsbursh, Buffslo and Olt
Regions. Mail and Express Trains stop only at
principal points. Mixed Way and Accominodatioa ((
trains stop at all stations.
INAS W. RING, AWL Bup3.
W. FOSTER titiPr.r. - Ticket Ascot.. aur2
ITA'SBURGII,O4MM --
CINCINNATI AND ST.
I MS RAILWAY. - -
CHANGE• OF TIME.- On and after SUNDAY,
June 21st,
.1808, trains will leave and arrive at the
Union Depot, as fbilows, Pittsburgh time;
Depart. Arrive.
Mail Express. 2:15 a. m. 12:10 a, m,
Fast Line 9:40 a. m. - 1:15 p. m.
Fast Express 2:10 p. m. 11:20 a. in.
Mixed Way 6:10 a. m. 7.05 . p. m.
McDonald 's Acc'n, No. 1.. 11:40 a. m. "3:05 p. m.
Steubenville Accommcal'u. 3:55 p.m. 9:30 a. in.
McDonald's Acc'n, No. 2.. 5:25 p. M. 9:20 a. Ed.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Sunday Express leaves at 2:10
P. M. arriving In Cincinnati at 6:00 a. m. the nest
morning.
'be 9:40 a. m. Train leates Sundays ex
cepted, and makes close connections at Newark for
Zanesville land points on Sandusky, Mansfield &
Newark it. it.
_ .
S. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent.
W. W. CARD, Sup't., Steubenville.
tiI.QII:GH A FORT
. AND CLEVELAND
From June 7t14 ISOS
and arrive at the Union
time, as follows:
Leave.
Chicago Ex.... 2:03 a m
Cleveland Ex.. 2:03 a m I
Erie & Ygn M'l 1:5118 a m
Cl. & Wh'g7ll , l 6:13 am
Chicago Nail.. 6:58 a m
Chicago 0:43 a m
Cl. &WhgEx. I:43pm
Chicago Ex.... 1:58 p m
Wh. & Erie Ex. 4:48 pa
Depart from Allegheny.
N. Brigt'n Ac. 8:58 a m
Leetsdale " 10:13 a tm
" 11:58a‘at
Rochester " 2:23 pm
Wellsv'eAcc.. 3:43pm
Leetsdale Acc. 4:13 pm
N. Brigt'n " . 5:33 p m
N. Brigt'n " . 0:28 p m
Leetsdale ".10:43 pm
Sir 1:58 p. m. Chicago
ARP 11:23 a. m. Chic. •
jes F. It. MYERS
VrIENNTLVANIA.Vign
CENTRAL KAILROAD.
and after Jime 7th, 1668, Trains will ar
rive at and depart from the. Union Depot, corner of
Washington and Liberty streets. as follows:
Arrive. . i Depart.
Mall Train—. (138 a m Day Express.. 2:26 aai
Fast Line 1:41Ia m Wall's No. 1.. 6:110 ant
Wall's - No. 1.. 6:20 a m 'Mali Train 7:60 am.
Latrobe Acc'n 7:50 a m
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a m
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 ain
Johnstown Ac. 10:35 • m
Baltimore Ex. 1:00 p m
Phila. Express 1:20 pm
Wall's No. 3... 2.15 pm
Braddocks No 1 5:50 p m
Wall's No. 4. 7:15 p m
Altoona Acc'n
and Emigrant; I
Train - 9:30 p !al
The Church Train leaves Wall's Station every
Sanday,st 9:15 a. m., reaching Pittsburgh at 10:05
m. Returnin, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50.p. m.
and arrii es at "Grail's Station at 2:00 p. m. .
*Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All other train,
daily except Sunday. '
For further Information apply to •
W. ii. 13E01141TH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not at
same a n dask for Baggage, except for. wearing sp..
parel, imit their responsibility to - One Hundred:
Dollars. In value.; All Baggage exceeding that
amount In value will be at the risk of the owner, un
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD R. WILLIAMS
leB General Superintendent, Altoona, ie.
YVESTERN PENN-agsgliNAlN
A.D.LOn and ‘laltr A -1 11 A 4 L i.Oth, 1868, the Pas
tze;ins on the
I;:sprtllortetedera
Street Depot, City, as foris
lA k
oringd'e No 1 6:35 arn!Mall - - 6:13 aft' •
Freeport NO. 1, 8:15 am; Freeport No 1 9:10 ala
Express 10:15 a m Sharpb'g No.111:20 ailt
Shari:ll'g No,l .1:95 pm Elpress ' 1:50 pm' -
Freeport No. 2 4:10 pm Springd'e No 1 3:50 pas _ ,
Mall 5:5411 p m vreeport-No. 2 6:ospie - -
springd'e No 2 1:10p p m Snringcl'e No I 7:30 pre ,
Aboye, trains run dally except Sunday.
. The /Church Train leaves Allegheny-dtinct. every'
Sunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching All e reny Cst ,
9:50 4. .m.. Returning, leaves- • A1 eny City It
1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny met. at.9:45
p. m. •
OOMMIITATION TICKIII3-For sale in paekat a ot
Twenty, between ,Allegheny City, Chestnut 5 t. '
Herr's,. Bennett, Pine Creek', Etna and Sharpsburg.
and good only on the trains stopping at Stations spe-.
oiled on tickets. . .
NEW YORK.
The trains leaving Allegheny City at 6:15
and 1:50 r. X: make direct connection it Freeport
with Walkers' line ofStages for Butler and Hannah.-
town. Through tickets may be purchased at thee
Dice, No. 3 St. Clair street, near the Sruspension.
Bridge Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny,
For further Inform/Hon apply to
JAMES LEFFERTS, Agent,
• f Federal Street Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not u
some any risk for Baggage,-except 'for wearing 'ap
parel, and limit thel. sponsibility to pne Hundsed
Dollars in value. AU baggage exceeding , tblit
amount In iwlue will be at the risk of the owner, un
teas taken by special contnict.
• EDWARD H. WILLLA2dB
ben.-al Superintendent. Altoona. lii. •
mpli
SMOKY HILL
; ROUTE.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY ,.:
Eastern Division.
The SHOUTIMEST AND MOST ERT.Timar, goriTar
teem the East to all points in
Coiorado, Nevada,
California, ITtali,
Arizona, WaslAington,
New'Mesico, Idaho,
Oregon. Li
Two Trains leave State Lino and . Ledvanwortb
daily, (Sundays excepted,' on thd arrival of trains of
Paean liallroad . from Sr. Louis. and 9...nnitoai and
M. Jo Nallrotd. fr om .• qui ney, 'connect/Dv lit Law—
rence, Tope_ ka and Wamego with ;14..4 for AR
points An KIXISII/1.: At end of track west , of-Itils—
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS CON..
ZANY'S DAILY 'LINE OT ,ovsoadaro - ltAire
EXPAND atao - ooACWOI FOE
.131=4 VElltg EIALT LA-Mai
And,oll.lPoints in-the Territories,
And with SANDERSoNI3 TRI-WEEKLY LINE Wit
COACHES for Fort Union. Sent*s Fort. Pass; Alpo,
cirne4Lme,xiirta Fe, and all points la
With the recent additions of rUllinte swejr,, sz i a
equipment, and the artanimments - , mWq: with, rew
sponslble overisnd Transportation Lines from ha
western terminus, this ,road now offers - unequalled,
petioles teethe transmission of freight to 'tan ISM
West.
Tickets far West all the-pritielpal daces in' ea
United SUMS and Canadas.
Besure and ask for tickets via - .21117. smosir.
HILL HOU r ONION
ItASTEIVI DIVISion K.°/:IIIO....RAILWAY.
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Chicago Ex... 2:08 ain
!Cleveland Ex. 2:08 ain
Chicago Ex.... 11:`23 a m
Wheeling Ex. 11:08 a nt
St. Louis Er.. 3:33 p m ,
Cl. Wh' gEx 4 :38 pna
Erie A Yg'n Ex 0:13 pm
Chicago Ex.... 4:23 p
Cl. AWb 7 g EX .7:08 pm
Arvind Sn A/Legheng.
N. Brigt'n Ac. , 7:03 a m
N. Brigt'n " '8:218 ant
Wellsville '" 8:53 ava
New Castle " 10:13 a nit
Leetsdale " 9:13 ala
1.4 /:08 p m
N. Erigt`n " 2:43
Leetsdale " 4:53 pra
• .• • 7:28 pa :
Express leaves daily.
• Express arrives daily.
~, General Ticket Agent.
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•Cincinnati Ex 11:40 a m
Wall's No. 2..11:51 a m
Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm
[haddocks Nol 4:00 pm
Phila. Expres. 4:50 pm
Wall's No. 3.. 5:10 PM
Wall's Ho. 4.. 0:15 pm
Fast Line 7:30 pm
Latrobe Aoc'n 8:50 pm.
ISwlseiwale Ac'n /0:50,pm
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