Financial Natters In New York.
Gold Closed at 1111 y.
tBT Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
NEW Yorm, August 25, 1888
MONEY AND GOLD.
Money easier and more liberal offerings.
The general rate for call loans was .4 per
cent. and some busineAs at 3@3% per cent.
Prime - paper in fair snpply at 7 per cent.
Sterling very quiet at 109©1093.1 for best
bills. Gold lowerand weak, opening at
145g,advanced to )141%, fell to 144%, and
closed at 144%. The rumors of shipments
from abroad had sidepiessing effect, and a
large amount of short contracts were also;
covered this morning, hence the naction.
Oash gold is also very plenty, and loans
were made at 3(0 per cent. for carrying.
Ebtport to-day, S39O,GSG.
GOVERN MENTS
'Opened lower, but closed firmer, with con
saiderable more activity in issues held chiefly
at home. while exportable bonds are lower.
Coupons 1884 113Y 3 a11:1 1 4; do. 1862, 113®
113 k; do. 1864, 108 1 ,4®108X; do. 1865, 1101/ d
1®110y; new, 1074®107%. do. 1867,.107®
107%; a do. 1868, 107%®107%; 10-40 s, 1081 ®
108 g.
STATE BONDS
State bonds gaffe•. and heavy: Missonris,
9214.: old Tennessees, firi@li; now; 62@62;
old North Carolinas, 71.®714; old Virginias,
11.3W5; new, 52@5.1. •
STOCKS
The stock market is quiet except on New
York Central and Erie, which fluctuated
considerably, the former closing firm'and
the latter dull. St. Paul advanced 4®5 per
cent:, and some parties sold them short to a
moderato extent. There is no importance
attache I to the injunction granted yester
day,As all the points involved have already
been decided by the United States Supreme
Court favorably to the Company: The rest
of the . market is dull, closing steady.
Messrs. Stewart, bankers and work direc
tors in Erie, have resigned. Pacific Mail
lower. Express shares-firm. -;
5:30 ratcssCantoli s '4s , 4®46%; Cumber
land, 28®30; Wells Express, 27®275‘;
American Express. 41% ®42; Adams Ex
press, 48%®48X; Merchants.. Union Ex
press, 2t%(a)21y4; United States F.xpress
-42%®4233/,; Quicksilver, 194®20; Mariposa
preferred, 7®B; Pacific Mail, 101.5i®lut%;,
Western iftdoti Telegraph - , 4 33%®31; New
York Central, 1253( 3 ®115%; Erie; 49q®
49%;',•46: ' preferred, 709 4 ®70%; Hudson,
135%®136; Reading, 903,4®91%; Ohio and
Mississippi, 27 1 4®28q; Wabash,. 52(4)5%i;
St. Paul, 75®75y; do. preferred, 82®82y,;
Michigan Central, 118@l191 Michigan
Southern '82%®83; Illinois Central, 142;
Pittablugh, 85 y..®85%; Toledo, 983;®99;
Rock Island, 9814®946; Northwesterne_
81V,,®81,i; dn. preferred, 81®81%; 'Fort
Wayne, 106 5 4®106%; Hartford and Erie,
21%®21%; Chicago and Alton,, 113; Ashta
bula,-973,; Prairie Du Chein, Ist preferred,
MINING SNARES
Quiet; Smith and Parmelee, 385@390;
Quartz Hill, 95; Gregory, 385.
'SUB-TREASURY BLITHERS.
Receipts of Sub-Treasury, $1,314,871;
payments, $1,132,901; balance, 490,416,660.
ChiciAnati Dlarkiet.
(By Telegrikob to the Pittsburgh Gazette.'.
CINCINNATI, August 25.—Plour dull;
family 89,75a10.0t). Wheat dull; sales No.
2at 81,83 and No. lat 81,93. It was not of
• feredfreely at these.rates, but it would not
bring any more. Corn dull at 92493 for ear;
•no demand fur shelled and it would not
bring.thore tnan ear. Oats quiet but steady
at - 55 for- No. 1 and 57 for wnite. Rye, in
fair demand at 81,25a1,28. Barley scarce.
and wanted at 82,15 for No. 1 Spring and
82,25 for Fall on the spot; no demand for It
for future deliver3r. Cotton nominally un
changed. Tobacco steady. Whisky quiet
at 65 in hond. Mess Pork in moderate de
mand at; 828,75,- but held at 829,00, and we
underatand tile latter rate was paid for 200
barrels. Bulk Meats held more firmly but
the demand is not large. Shoulders held
at 12% and sides at 14 1 4.
_Bacon. firm;
Shoulders 0 . 4.11 q, be bought below'l3X', tior
Clear Sides less than Lard neglected;
it is held at 18X and small jobbing sales
made at this rate.. Butter scarce and high
er; fresh 35438. Eggs 15a160.' Linseed
Oil quiet at 14. Petroleum in fair demand
at3343B. Gold -144 X,• buying. '
-Oilt,cio
Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette
Catena°, August'2s.--Plour more active
' and easier at 10,50a/3.75. for spring extras.
Wheat 2c higher; sales No. 1 at $1,68a1,70,
and No. 2, at -61,63a1,62, closing at. sl,4ios
1,6055 ror No. 2; sales since ?Change at 61,60
for No. Cora active and 34a%0 higher;
sales No, 1 at 97y090tAc, No. 2at 96%a98c,
and rejected at 96g. closing firm at 98c for
No. 1 in store; sales this' afternoon at 99c for
No. 1.,_ Oats active* firm and V i d higher;
sales at .5034a52c; closirig at 51Wa520. Rye
' ; Eo lower; sales Np. 1 at $1,25a1,26%; No. 2 at
51,21a1;22,,c105ing at $1,g3% for No.' 1.. Bar-
I ley active and firmer at ;51,5111,51 for No. 1
in store. novisionalsteady. -Mess Pork,
..:122,00829,50. Sweet Pickled Hams, 1634 a
17Na. -Lard,:lB44l.Bqc. Freights: .'firm and
steady. Receipts for the past 24 hours
!,1/,769 hbls flour, 135,927 bus wheat, 176,2(49
-j bus corn, 163.466 bus oats, 975 hogs. Ship
naents—,ss7-bbla flour, 64,042 bus wheat,
; 221,057 bus c0rn,161,834 bus oats.
4
.-St. Louis Maiket;
-1:1EBT Telegraph to the. I'llthburgh Gazette.)
ST. Louts.Aughst 25.—Tobacco continues
;;;sative at full paces. Cotton and Hedip,
:nothing duinA. Flour very heavy, and fur
grades below fancy brands 2511.50f:slower,
' 4 supertlne sold at 0.35 40,8..), extra $7,25 i 8,12;
!double• extra i1it3,2.5a0.00, treble extra. to
fancy 510.254t3,04. Wheat dull ruid heavy
Ist $1,83420 fur prime to very choice red;
land 112,22 , 4342,30 fur fancy red. • Corn very
,heavy at 91a910. Oats are held firmly, but
_the market is slow at 50a5 a. Barley is
lucid at 41,000,65, for common spring, and
. 12,10 for - choice full for seed. Rye unsettled
.•at ttl,1041;l5. Pork quiet at $29,50. Bacon
. anehanged, with a• fair busyness . Shout
'.;era 1301440._ Lard _ ; quiet but firm at
. 08 1 4 e for choice tierce. and 20e for keg.
;Whisky steady at 81.,25....L Receipts: '•Flour
i 1,1300 Ws; Wheat, 25,000 bush; Corn, 2;000
,;gush; Oats, 20,0J0 bush: Rye, 4,090 bush;
3arley, 3,000 bush.
'. ,
Toledo Market.
•
.131retegrapa to the ilutstiarati Osietts.l
'rotano, A.niruit 25.--Reeelpts:-5.935 bbls
'lnur, 59,550 bush wheat, 23,650 bush corn..
.r 2 .000 butdi oafs; 4,8* bush, rye. 203 bush
parley. , Shiptiients--4,138 ti ) ls Sour, 45,550
;Nish wheat. 56.792 bush corn, 15"550 bush
sats, 14,692 bush rye., The flour inarket .is
Anita. Wheat; wnite is a shade lower, and
.natter ashado,firmer, with sales of white
Aichigan at $2,02: amber blichigattats 2,o3
'..:2•0354; amber lilinois-at $2,12;,N0. 1.-" red
:t $1,99: No. 2 spring at $1,60; amber, Sell
;,--r for August, at 12,02; buyer do. at - $2, 0 51
Feller for Septenitisr at $2,00344.01. Corn
'unchanged at $1,03 for No. 1. OMB steady
.t 5614 c for No. 1, and 65t4cfor Byti
51,33 for No. 1. and 11,30 for No: 2. Flax-,
baud at $2,45. Lake freights at 6q on wheat
o Buffalo, and Elyie on corn. -
Baltimore Market, .
7:w Telegraph to the Pittahurgh liazrtaa.
B‘firirmonz, August 25.--Flour dull and
;yeak, not quotably lower. Wheat active
r.:•ut declined Set prime to choice, 12,55a2,70;
:nod to fair, V. 2 ta2,35. Corn firtu; white,
1,20i1,2Z. alts dull. at 650760. Rye, firm,
Proyisio a firm and unchanged.
St Louie Vatsle Market.
Teteinane to the PlttitherithZette.]
ST. LOUIS Ausoat 25.—Cattle in .fair de
'land at: 12,2 5 12,50 for inferior and caril
lon, and 11,011.5,50 for fair , choice.
heap dull at 11a5,50 per heaol for cholera,
ud f2x4,00 for Lambe.
'New York Dry Giiode Market. •
(By 'Telegraph to the Plttaburgb Gazette.)
Now Yonx, August 25.—The Dry Goods
market is more active, especially for fine
woolens and cottons, which are being
offered at comparatively low prices. For
instance, the Narragansett prints, which
have been reduced to one shilling per yard,
find a ready sale, as do Briggs & Co.'s at
12 1 ,4 and Bedford at 9. Sprague's prints
have been reduced to 13%, previous to the
removal of agents, and the goods are in
active request at the decline, but other
prints hold their own, at 13% for American,
Aliens and Richmond. Heavy sheetings a
little depressed, the a andard price rang
ing from 16a17 1 ,4c; very good brands are
selling at lower rates. Sappia - cloth com
mands 35; Glace Artnures, Delaines,
20. Hartford gingbams, in plain fast
colors, 16%; Glasgow, 17.
Louisville Market.
aly Telegraph to th.. Pittsburgh Gaz [ tte.l
Loirisvitr.s, Aug. 25.—Tobacco firmer;
88 hhds at 87,23a14,75 for lags So medium
leaf; 815,50a21,75 for cutting, and $37,50 for
Wrappers Flour lower at 8(3,7537 for super
fine, and 810,50 for choice. Wheat at s2a
2,05 for prime rod buyers. Corn at 90e for
shelled in bulk. Oats at 48c. Kentucky
bagging. two pounds, 22c. Moss Pork at
829,50. Bacon, shoulders at 1311 c; clear
rib sides - at hi clear sides at 17;4•3; bulk
shoulders at 'l23;c, and olear sides at 16X(3.
Lard at 18%c. • Whisky at 8423.
Philadelphla Market,
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 25J—C ovemed
sold at $7;50a8 Flour dull; n rthern ex
tra family is hell at Pall; 0hi0,510a12,50.
Wheat dull and deohned 5o;-ales of 5,000
bn hgo d to prime red at $2,23a2,35; am
ber, at $2,40. Rye $465a1,70. Corn is in
fair deinan.l; 5.000 bush west rn and Pt nna.
yel ow at. 61,24a1,2§; mixed wr stern, /1,224
1,23. Oats firm; Penns new sold at 70e;
Old, 85e.
Market,
[By teiegraph to the PAtsburich Gazette.l
Mumenzus,, A.ugu.it 25.—Flour dull and
weak; choice Wisconsin and lowa 58,25 a
8,50, Medium $7,75a8,00; common $7,25a
7,50. Wheat active and higher at. 51,70 for
No. 141,58 for No. 2. Oats lower at 520 for.
No. 2. Receipts-1,000 bbls flour; 55,000
bus wheat, 6,000 bus oats, 3.000 bus corri.
Shipments-300 bbls flour, 22,000 bus wheat,
100 bus oats. 500 bus corn: '
Memphis Market.
[By Telegrapktu the Pittsburgh Hazette.l
MEMPHI. August 25.—Cotton nominal;
receipts one, bale; exports one bale. Flour
, unchanged. Wheat *2,00. Corn 90a95c.
Oats 601165 c. Hay $23. Bran 22c. Corn
bleal .1,50. Pork Lard unchanged.
Bacon' firm; shoulders 140; clear aides 18e.
Detroit Market
(By Telegraph to the Pitteiturgh Gazette.l
DETROIT, August 25.—Flour dull at a de
cline of 25c.; choice superior, $11,00a11,50.
Wheat dull, healiy and la2c lower; No. 1
white at $2,13; No. 2 do., $2,02a2,04; No. 1
amber. $2,00.
IMPORT 3 RAILROAD
PITTSBURGH, Fr. WAYNE AND CHICAGO .
RAILROAD. August 25.-1 car metal. flryan
& Caughey; 3 do do, Nitnick & Co; 7 do do.
Jas Wood Son & Co; 44 hdls green hides,
A Holstein; 4 cases tobacco, W .M Gormly
& Co; 2 do do, 11 Halinyer; 1 do. do, Means
& 'Coffin; 4 do do, W Cooper & Co; 4 do do,
Carter, McGrew& Co; - 5 bhls oil, H M Hen
derson; 12 bdls dry bides, D Chesnut & Co;
•82 bbls apples, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 20 do
do, H Rea Jr; 12 hides, Pawnebaker; S sks
wool, S Harbauzli Jr Co: 8 bbls apples, T C
Jenkins; 15 boxes soap, F a C Field; 45 tcs
hams J P Handa & Co; 1,00 pcs bums ' F
Sellers & Co; 1 car wheat, S Liggett & Co;
12 pkgs tobacco, E H Myers & Co; 25 boxs
cheese, J B Canfield &Son; 9 sks rags,
Pittsbnagh Paper Co; 10 boxs cheese, Knox
& Orr; 78 do do, Arbucklea & Co; 25 do do,
Smith, Johnson & Co; 25 do do, S P Shriver
4r./Co; 1041 bbls flour, -T Noble; 1 car staves,
MP Adams & Bro. 71 eke rags, McCul
lough, Smith & Co; 4 bbls eggs, H Shaner;
10 Ws apples. Gruff & Reiter; 2 cars wheat,
J S Liggett & Co; 1 car, corn Hitchcock,
McCreary & Co: 2 cars bulk meat, F Sel
lers 4.t. Co; 200 hbls flour, Culp & Shepard;
104 do do, Watt dr. Wilson; 100 do do,
owner.
_CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD, August-- - 25.-2 cam: Iron ore, Mc-_
Knight, Porter t Co: 2 do do, Bryan do
Caughey: 1 car , lumber,.J,Heath; 1 do cop
per, T M Howe; 1 do_scrap iron, NV J Ham
mond; Ido lime, T A Evans_' .4. Co; 1 do
stone, J.L Knox; 2 cars brick, 1 oar pig
iron. Reese. Graf& Dull; 2 du brick, Cole
man, Rabm jr, Co. 2 bbLs, green apples,
Culp &Shepard; 36 ' bxs hardware, &3COM b
•& Co; 1 bX axes, J Graff & Co; 1 bx mould
ing, G J Thing &Son; 17 bbls . 'scrap. iron,
13 hhd do, 3 bars,M & M; 2 bbls, 1 ox glass
ware, J Bost it Co; 2 bat; tools. J England;
41 bbls apples. Voigt, Mahood dc Co; 30 sks
millfeed. J Hinkle; 7 blYs furies, T C
Jeakins; 3do do, 1 bx eggs, Vangorder it
Shepard: EL. bbls apples, J J Pettit; 2 bills
skins, 1 bbl tallow, Wm Flaccus de Son; 16
bbls apples, 1 bbl eggs, I keg butter,
Mor
rison & D; 5 cars pig iron, Union Iron Mills;
2do do, W:n Smith; 1 do. do, Zug & Co; 1
car kegs, .1 J Bender; lgearmeltins, 3 bbli
eggs, T McCoy, .
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
RAILROAD: August 25.-3 Can wheat, ,J
S'Liggett dr Co; 85 bbls bone blaok; - Seward
& Campbell; 2 bars staves, M P Adams &
Bro; Ido do, W Hastings; 1 do do, F Ko
ber; 1 do do, John Letcher; 100 bbls flour,
Watt, Lang it Co; 1 car corn ' D R Herron;
G ska wool, S Bradley & Son; 21 pkgs to
bacco,.Limisay & McCune; 5 bales tow, E
Edinundson; 8 pkgs tobacco. C C Sauer; 20
bbls potatoes. Vangorder & Shepard; 15 tcs
barns, Geo Mitchell; 21) bbls bungs, A 13
Mills; 2 oars staves, J Painter it Kin; 15 ska
oats, Itribb & He ron. 2U aks wheat, Gil
more, Straub & Co; 30 do feed, Hipply &
Beckert; 40 bblic flour, 1 oar corn, Stewart
Langennelm; 4 bdl sheep pelts, D Chestnut
& Co; 1 car oats, Hitchcock, McCreary &
Co; 1 car bran, J W Simpson; 1 oar wheat,
F P Rush; 25 bbls vinegar, E IL Myers
& Co.
ALLEGHENY - VALLEY R. R., August 25.
—3 bbls eggs, J t3chwalm; 9 eke onions. 2
bblfreggs, Head dr, Metzgar: 44 eke oats,
Kell dr, ttitobart; 345 01l bbls, Lockhart,
Frew & Co; 20 sus weol. Frank & 13ro; 2
cars metal. Lyon, Short) & Co; 542 oil bbls,
Ardesco 011 Co; 141 eke oats. 11 do onions,
29 do rye, 1 do flaxseed, Scott &Meal; 1 car
stone,'W Woodward; 8 bgs omons, 1 do
seed, Knox & Orr; I car metal, Graff, Ben
nett. & Cc; 1 box butter; I bbl eggs, L J
Blanchard; 12 baskets potatoes, I W Ben-
ROE; 1 oar metal, H Wondskies; 5 bolts but
ter, 5 do eggs, .1 0 Cuddy; 2 boas mdse, Mc-
Elroy, Dickson &Co. •
:ALLEGHENY. STATION, August 25.-
250 Pigs lead, Bevmer, Bauman & Co; 1
car barley, J Rhodes; 8 cars wheat., R.
-Kenned & Be v ,; 3 do do, McKee & Co; 5
bbls cornmeal, 6 ()addles tobacco. E M Jen
kins; 7 bdls hides. Ltickromp; 20 bbls flour,
54 sks oats, S 0 MoMasterarl oar shingles,
Rudolph & S; 1 oar flisseed, M BBuydam;
1 car borie , , M Weil; 6 ea s limestone,-Su
perior Imn Co; 2clsts cheetie, J B4ldlnger: 1
cat lumber, 'Taggart & Wilson; 5 -bnbi sp.
plea, John Herbert.
' Colorgrzsvitts
RAIIROAD, Au gus t 2.1_3 cars metal,
YOrghOn it Coal Co; 150 lib's cement, U
B"Laecki 200 green hides, Geo 13 Anderson;
43 bbln whisky, Dißinger k Stevenson; 50
skis wheat, Wm McKee Co; 157 Mils sheet
iron, W F Armatrotig: 13 sks grain B Goe;
18 do wheat, J K Liggett tlc Co: 111 rolls
leat h er ; r, 'pp° h Weiser 10 blils Slur, asy
dt Welsh: 200 bibs paper, F lish111Ing; 13
coils rope, P'll4 o n. Bollman Jr, Co.
Myers and Weather.
(Sr TeleltCftDL to We VittPithltith liasette.l
Loutavit&a, Aug. 2i.--fiver falling with
3 foot 4 inches in canal. Weather (dear and
warm.
ST. Loins, Auttl 4s . — Westher olear and
warm;
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE:
RIVER NEWS.
The river is about stationary at this
point, while the weather is warm and
pleasant through the ditY, ,and cool at
night.
The Argosy, Capt. Lew, Vatidergrift,left
Cincinnati on Monday morning for Kana
wha river, with.two model barges in tow,
to bring out WO tuns railroad'] iron for the
Henderson and Edgefield road.
In charging the Grand Jury in the Uni
ted States District Court, yesterday morn
ing, Judge McCandless stated that he had
received a communication frOm the Board
of Local Inspectors of this port. complain
ing of the manner in which the boats of
the rival lines of Monongahela river pack
ets were run, and the obstructions caused
to navigation thereby. The Inspectors re
ferred to the fact that on one occasion
the 10/ks at Dam No. I were obstructed for
sever l hours, and stated that such pro
ceedings were not uncommon. They also
stated that passengeri were placed in Im
minent danger in consequence of thP Prac
tiee f racing which was daily indulged in.
II o
Jud .1, McCandless read the letter' of 'the
Ins ectors, and commented at some length.
He referred to the laws governing the
nay agtion cif the rivers, and also et the
ris s which passengers were forced to as
sun e by'the officers of the boats in the
es ts to break down competing lines. He
lust acted the Grand Jury to make a care
ful inquiry l into the matter, and to make
such presentment on the subject as, wider
the law, they might deem proper to re
move the cause of complaint.!
—The Edinburg , has laid up at Marietta
on aocount of low water.
—Capt. Anawalt, of the Wild Duck
Barges, is at Cinoinnati having repairs
made.
. —captain W. D. Phillips left Louisville
Wednesday for Cairo, to take charge of the
Louisiana.
'—The Coosa has been chartered by Ames
t Chambers' circus, which wilt take the
river at Louisville, and go up to the Kan
awha.
—lt is announced that Bart. Able,Wil
liam M. McPherson, John Bofinger, and
other well-known Bt. Louis steamboatmen,
will run a number of boats, including the
Mollie Able, Lizzie Gill, Bismarck, Com
monwealth and Great Republic between
St. Louis and New Orleans.
—Rafts are tied up at various points on the
Upper Mississippi above the Sycamore
chaittof the cotter dam at Rock Island, be
cause the pilots fear they cannot get them
through the raft channel. The Davenport
Gazette says the steamer Enterprise makes
the channel every day "with tons of
freight."
. .
—Capt. Henry Shillito, formerly of the
Alabama River packet Jewess, has con
tracted with MediSon builders fora-steam
er for the Alabama River.. She will be 170
feet long, 33 feet beam, 30 feet floor, 534
feet hold. She will have three boilers and
two engines, with twenty-inch cylinders,
five and a half feet stroke.
—Captain Asbury of the Andy Johnson
was heard to say, at all events John Coll
says so, that if the Phil. Sheridan ever suc
ceeded in' passing his• boat under way, be
would debase himself by raking coal at
Quincy. The aforesaid Go 1 informs us of
the sequel, that the feat of passing under
way was done at Rhode's Point, during the
last run of the boats, and thitt Morris, the
Quincy coalman, has ready for the delicate
hands of Asbury a rake etithelielied with a
white collar.—St. Louis DernOeral.
—The Cairo correspontlen-.of the Cincin
nati Commercial, telegraphs as follows:
Capt. .1. Start N. al dcsires us to state, that
should a Congressional Committee he ap
pointed to examine the condition 3f navi,
i
gation between Cairo and N w Orleans, he
Would take great pleasure in tendering the
services of. MS magnificent low-pressure
steamer Richmond for the purpose. No
better steamier could be sole .ted, for while
the committee would obse ye the many
dangers to be encountered o .the mighty
Mississippi, they would also observe how
many have been overcome, nd how much
ease and comfort has been secured to pag
sengers by the peculiar eunstruetion of the
Richmond. - . !
PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO CONTE.
Ate Sewerage Commission' ofAl legheni City
are prepared to re Cet‘oe ptopw , als,for the conatruc-
Lion of the following tiewere, ,
CONTE:ACT A. to: 11..
Comprialng ►length Or 4Rout 4.700 feet ofSewer.
of from 3 to 5% feet .lif diameter, on Montgomery'
Avenue and Wo,t d.ommon.
" -
CONTRACT NO. 2.
. ,
Comprising s ienna] of anout L,'450 feet of Beiver,
of 2,4 feet diameter. on Federal btreet.
CONTRACT No. S.
Comprising s length of about .51,43 J feet.of 'Sewer,
of !row 3 to tees citamuter.. uu rSedgwick atruct
and Hue °UP. r t. W. it C. h. H. '
urawlng and speelticallOns can be seen and hill
particumrs obtained at eniluver's °ince, City Hall.
Bids must be efidor:ed ••newcr Prup mils. Con
tract Nu. for other. &Jibe case may be., arid ()s
-ilvered on or before 3 P. ht., TUESDAY, the la:sth
day of A thrust.
Po,ms•f proposal 'on which foram alone the bids
will be received.) can be ob slued at the Eusincer's
ulnal.
The Pominlasion d. not bind themselves to accept
the lowest y bid.
By order of the Commission.
atc.5.u54 t.; City 'Rawl neer.
Ult 10/SOP, CO , TUOLLP,It OF AI 1.140111C,NY 0., j
riTrsramou, Ausust. 20th. MOS.
IV - OTICE TO BOILER MAKERS.
-1;1 • '—
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rrcelved st thin
orrice unt a . 27TS 'NS lsciusive, for furnishing
for it,u of Coon lions-:
ONE ,a-kW HEE 3 0 11. ER. 36 Indies diam
eter. 16 feet long. t. be bun. of Snerb &
co.'s v. H. No. 1 fiol , er r.ate. M men !bleb.
ON v. No. 15 blot; iron, with all no
- oesesq .mlth
Als-. ONI V. STIKAAL ( DRUM, 16 inches diameter,
a 8 lul he , lout
ONE STAND 8 Indio; diameter, 60 indite
. . -
-
long- • -
Us re MUT) ANT) fit Fel( VALVP:. -
Bld• ore testate what whl he al.unrod for old Roller
rind email lingo' - h..o . thifore lu lieu. .ALL rub.rlelx tO
be removed ateapeoe of cool rao.tor.
By dlroottun of Uouuty Bow tuta,louttra.
3EIENTVY AL.AIiII33OIVT,
MEM
OFTILE CITY Ik..NUINKII«•ANU SUUNSTMA.
PITTSIII.IIIO/1. Augu-t, kl. 1.68.
N OTICE.—The Assessment for
Grading Madison Street,
Is now ready for examination, and can be "eat at
this office until SATURDAY, Angela alst, 1808,
when It will be reinrned o the City Treasurer•:
thlkie for oolleotloti.
sall:nAll
GUNTILULLYK'N
OITT OF ALLECIIIIGNY, A ur..1.5116055. 5
NOT/CE TO PAINTERS.
Sealed Proposals will be rece'ved At this offloo
3 o'clock P. W. 011 !TilliPtinAY t, ?al Inv," her
'minting With two costa or bast %Amity of MAGI
Paget, all the
PUBLIU GAS LAMP POSTS
of the oltv. . All posts must biv' the rust well
arrayed off before pil.tlug. frhe proses& number
erected Is shout 3so. • .
U. U. FRANCA.%
EZ121:3
UNIPION. OF CITY ENO/NUNN AND NUNVEYON.
NOTlCEl'lttaboirgh: August IS6I.
TO CONTRACTORS..
•
BEALF.D PROPOTAPB pun•
Pitying Seoond Street vrlth 44Nloolson
Pros yrosil to thultblieltl street, will be reeeteottst
this *Mee until TEILIESDAY, August 1i71b1.8019.
mal:n9)
TOlte WINDOW , -,4IIADES, of
ally outer slid Ate required with border red
.item In td win or acne the
i elu Illue fur ester
PUrflll4o, Mini 3to ri•rd. wi de , et tbr ll) (Huth
Wareruiline, red Olstr strew.
10$ J. lb H. 1.911L1.041
EDNESDA.Y, AUGUST 26, 1868
CTORS.
Cousrt,iier.
11. J. rizoonxi".
.etty Kuelneer
J. 1510011174.
gnilmser
'rEah.riEBOATS.
STEAMBOAT zax ,l ,,
AT AUCTION.
The steamer IDA. Rirt
and on fit. In good rut
Public Auction, on tin
lat, at 2o'
! au i9t075 H.
G ,S No. 2, with all her tastie
nlng order, will be sold at
Allegheny Wharf, on bElf
' ock Y. M.
. SMITUSON, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALES. . •
IP/VW •
BY A. LEGGATE.
HOUSE AND LOT,
•
SIXTH. WARD, ALLEGHENY
AT A CTION.
, The property, 138 a d 130 Franklin street, Sixth
ward, .late hiauche.t r,) will be sold on the premises
oa
Thursday Afternoon, August 271 h.
at 4 o'clock. The lot Ls 48 by 130 feet, on which
arc erected two frame d wettings, of four rooms each.
This property le situated near to the Peelle School,
and to we I suited t int n of moderate
be sold in two lots i dealred. Terms , oue-lialfoa:h;
bahtece two year .
I A. 1.113 tTE, auctioneer,
au% No. 159 Federal street, Allegheny.
BY r Eli kPfilai:ll3.
pAL ittEn P HILLIPS,
.ERS
7
And CO2747itiSSIOn Merchants,
OPERA HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS;
Na 030 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BOOTS, SHOES, CARPETS,
Dry Goods and Notions,
AT PRIVATE SALE DAY AND EVENING.
Consignments Solicited. Prompt Be.
turtm.
LEGAL.
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, es.
))THE COMMONWEk I .TII OF PENNSYT,.
/L. P. VANIA, to the bhertft of 6341 county,
Ureettrig:
If JOHN C. DONALDSON make you secure In
prosecuting his claim. then we command you as oft
before that you sun.mou, by good and lawful sum-'
mune. s, Alexander Chstnoers..J. C. Itry eon and
Nancy his wife, (In right of said Nancy;) Eliza Ann
CUamta rs, DlattUew Chamber. and bag= China-.
bees, late or your county, so that they be and ap
pear before our Judges at Pittsburgh, at a Court of
Common Pleai, there to be held, the FIRST MON
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, to show cause
wherefore, whereas they. the bald John"C. Donald
son, and tnesforesald Alexander Chambers, 1.-C.
Bryson and Nance his wife, is right of said Nancy,
Eliza Ann Chambers, Matthew Chambers and ausan
Chambers. together and undivided, do hold all that
certain piece of ground situate in the Fifth ward of
the City of Pittsburgh, being lot No. 22 in James
Adams part of the plan of the Northern Liberties,
(which Is or was • eeorded in Allegheny county. in
nook T, pages 353 and 350,1 beginning on the
southwa , ,lly side of Penn street. at the corner of
lot No. 23 In ..ald Man: thence along Penn street
westwardly fitly feet to lot No. 21; thence sputa
wartily one hundred feet to Spring alley: then 13
along sewing alley east vardly nay lest to the line
of lot No. 2.3: ther.ec along the line of let. No 23
north ward ty on, hundred and tifty .e et to she pl ice
of beginnlog. The Sims Alexander t7hambeis. .T.
C. Bryson and Nancy his wife, in right of said
Nancy, Eliza Anti Chambers. Matthew 5 !taints ris
and moan Chambeis; partition thereof between
[loin to tie made (according to the lawn and cus
tomsoftldi Commonwealth.) do gainsay. and the
name to lie bone, d,, nut permit, very unjoidly nut
against the same laws an , customs, tas It is said),
and !rive you then and there the names of those
eutomoners sod this writ.
. . . . . , . .
Witmesa: The li• II JAMES P. STERRETT. Prs,l
dyht o , our ash! ('-arc. ac Pittsburgh. Of- :40th day
ulr July. A. U. ISGN.
(Copy.) .1 ACOR H. WALTER, Protb•y.
bABILIEL 11. (1,1J1.1.:Y, Sheriff. Jr.. - 2;t57. NY
... ___ _
ADJOURNED •
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
lly Tlrtne of An order of the Orphans` Court of
Alleitheny county, dated the 11th day of July,
MS, the Executer of ALOIS KUMI'F, deceased,
will sell at
PUBLIC SALE,
On On; promises, to the elti df latspu gh, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 89TR, 1868,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,
All that certain Lot of Ground Ritual°
in Mt old Ninth Ward.
BOUNDED AND DFC'ft.LBED AS FOLLOWS
Beginning at the eastern comer 'of Lol No. 79,
on Peon etreet: e‘tend I eg and twitting theneo cut.-
were Iv twelve 11211 feet to a point equt dlet.itt !rein
Lola Non 79 end SI, and miming theere at tight
angles wth Penn etc. et I.) a line eget dietant from
sod oaraltel with the lines°, Lott, Nue. 79 and Bt.
one hundred met; to an alley; theme •ertwardly
the di3tance of I welve feet to tut number 79. and
thence by the lino t , f said lot the d,stance of one
hundred feet to cue Iluvet, the place of beginning.
The conditions or the, above sate are ae folluwa;-
1'9.000 eroh, the balance in two annual payments,
with litte , ret.- -
Vor 'unbar parti culars inquire 'of JOHN W.
TAY LOB, Eno, No. 73 (Irani street. or
JAMES N. TAYIAR, Execater.
..21:usalemw
ADIIIINID4TRATOBII . BALE OF
r 111.. Thu underAgned will sell on
TII E:' DAY. Mept. 1. IfialS. at 12 o'clock it.
liv Pantie Ornery. at billtenberger'S Station on
the Pittsburgis.and eunnellsv ilk Lailroad. the tot
trisciatir pteo. aof land, to-wit: One inlet
of land slaiate In Tyrone. and Perry townships,
Fay;dte coun.y, on wining 349 acres and al
lowance. harttig a front of urarty three tn.les on
the Couneileville•liallrord and Youghloalleny river,
fully described , n' or Patent frumthe tnnion
.wejd, II of i'entolivanta hit ',TEN BEltt.Elt and
J ARIES BROWN: on which Is er ete a iniad
ling and 'stab e. now occupied 'by James Knight.
Ala r react of land In Tyrone township, at
or adjoining th- above named. al-o described in Let- -
hers 1 .eu , . containing 441 acres lid Oil perches.
wt h rl.lllWallell. and 1139111 g i. fron,of nearly. two
132116 , on b. Conitellsv lile Railroad
. nd Youghlo
pbeny river, on which tract are erec• two trams
dwelliso,• houses. and a Fir BHA . orts_ and En
gine and mach' cry, norrin working order.
The above described tracts haves conbiderahla
qu .talty of t itnoer on them. besides Fat m Land,and
stone sohable for building pit moans ofthe hest qual
ity; also fit ruace,s one wad tit dy tot table fur mann
fsc ming Centm.t. The end ut , the tract nearest
rids burgh la said to contain a vein of Coal good
Lime stone.
'l'm Ind of bah—One-half eneh, bal,nee in one y at
with intermit, tote seen led In such manner to the
4tlmlnietrutor may determine. ,
V. VON RONNFIOIt_S C.
Admioistr dor de bonle nun, ete., of (ieu. , Annen
berg r, deoensed; and Crustee.
TNTHE`MATTER OF TILE dlP
pllcattvii of the
Germania Building and Loan Association
FOR A CHARTER OF INCORPORATION
No. 1.092 In the Court of Comraon`Pleato of Alio
ghtny • minty.
in the above e ae the l'etitionera have applied for
a t barter as a Building and Loin A,soelation, un
der thr et'alute ha ouch cave made and pro, ided, and
maims exeeplious bo9ll d In ',roper lime a Cliartia
be grouted at next term of said Court..
R. M. Ms. RILISON,
Solicitor fur Petitionrrt
aur ;vl5
A DMINIsTRATOHN NOTICE.,—;
Wher•,tl, 4 tte of tdmlnldratlou on'tho
estate or 'A at tl! I. Idllvb' DENeli. it, t, dereaned,
or neon township. have oven granted to the b
eriberi. ad per4Onn indebted to sold rannle, nre ro
q mooted to in .ke Immediate payment. sod thou°
bertop calms a - pulite& Ile sante old pre& 11l Mete
properly anthentlC Lts.l eur e-ttloubut, to
Ji/lirt Or .1 %Colt IIIIIIIDN•PnHIELD.
sraudil-W !' Union l'p., Allegheny Co., Pe.
miscgLiiiA - E66" - s.
TAXES i TAXES!: .
rayl3 re of the orsolidated City of Pitta
burgh, are her by notirted that are
_the Tpx Books
now In the handi• of the t
oollectlon, T . r v"Ure r s 'ready for
I axes end Wiiter Rents paid between the let of
JUNE and the let of will be teoelied at a
141.4thitINT UV FIVE Plgtt OFINV.
Atd between Atl , 4 RV' Ist, anti the lather REP
TEMBER4 si t
UISCOUNT•DP TWOrEREnNT.
•
From the 11,11 of eIIoWICESINICII. 10 ihe lit of 00.
TOIIIKE, all taxes wit' loe payable ea assessed, After
the Rot of OCToillo: It,' FIVE per cent. will be gelded;
atu un the , lit uf •No oVEDIBEIt, all unpaid Taxes
will be put Into the hands of tiolleeturs W ITII 'nig
euirruKit ADIsITIots OP FIVE PEN OENT.,
making a olltterenee of rFIFTEEN real VENT,
between those paying M July uii thew piping in
Novemiwr.
8 PATE &WWA...111.g LICENtEff are
new due. and a oul.l be pad on or before the let of
July, 10 %MVO cost and expel:ire of butt..
H. ALLINDF.H,.
.rtitv l'reaburer.
IP II AL N Pi I' AL It II NT GREEN OIL
fee %V I whoa tilinaleb—soperlor to
quality and lower In prim, than thu Veeterti mann.
facture. Another large .apply of the different
whitheJubt. received from factory.J. .4 H. PHILLIP%
jet Ito and HS Ot. Clair utreot,
lEl==l
COMMISSION MERCSANTS,
J. L. DILLINGZE ........ ... ....A. Z. 81..I.TINSON• 13I1°TEIBURGH and
CONNELLSVILLE it. Ii. 4OOII MIN
MILINGER & STEITENON,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION'MERCHANTS,
For the sale of FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE
generally. Also.
LIQUORS, WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
No. 37 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
LIBERAL ADVANCES made on constan
leen te. Jy:o • t 73
J. B. C.NPILLD T. CANFIELD.
o t B. CANFIELD & SON, itOM
MISSION ILERCHANTS,u and Wholesale
Dealers In hoshen, Factory. Hamburg and W. IL
Cheese., Butter, Lard, rosk, Bacon, Flour, Fish,
Dried Fruit. Grain, Pie Lead. Pot, Pearl and S da
Ashes, rl, hite Ltrue. Linseed, Lard, Coal and Car
bon 01Is, Nn. 141 Virst .0.1,nr.. Pittsburgh.
WA.TT, LANG & CO.,
WLIOLVIALB DEALERS IN
Groceries. Flour, Grain, Produce, Pro
• visions, Fish, Cheese ~ Carbon Oil, fie.,
N05.,172 and 174 WOOD STREET, near Liberty
street. Pittsburgh, Pa. nod:n.ss
M. STEELE
M. STEELE & SON,
• Commission „Merehangs,
AND DVAINDON
PL.OTIR, GRAIN, inE.V.,33, eto.
05 OHIO EiTENEI near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
JAMBS B. MEANOB
MEANOR & HARPER,
"FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
CONIENEIeSION MERC
3519 LIBERTY erynErr, PITTiLESUBOH.
Consignments solicited.
its_FmtErrows—J. G. Martin Cashier Mechanics'
National Bank; J. B. Dilworth & Co., R. T. Ken
nedy & Bro. Ja31:124
YRIX.It NEIL --.
KEIL ar. MCHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR., GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, 3cC., &C..
349 Liberty St., Pittsburgh, - •
mr24:br '
Jo BLANCHARD,
OM
Wholeaale and Retail fiiimerai
No. 396 PENN STREET.
splB:xB9
ALKX. 2.I:BANIC.
.. . . ....... B. ANNIXE.
CcBANE &NAB,
OMMISSION MERCHANTS, •
Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
REALLY, No. 141 WATIM STREET, above
Smlthdeld, - Plttiburen. leb
FETAER & ARMSTRONG,
FORWIRDINEI IND 001CIEL88ION ItEEBOKAHTB,
For the sale of Flour, train. Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Seeds, Dried Fruit,. and Produce generally, No. 16
MARKET STREF.T, corner of First, Pittsburgh.
fe=not
JOMN 1. nousa....A 11
nw. 011811 WM. H. 1101:1811.
4 'OIEIN I. HOUSE Si, BROS., Suc
cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE St CO., Wholesale
Suc
h
and Commission Merchants, Corner Of
Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
ll' RIDDLE,
Commission No . IS3 -LIBERTY
• STUFF:T, Pittsburgh. Pa., Commission Mer
e ant and Wholesale Dealer In Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash ad
vanced on Consignments, and paid for Produce gen
erally. aul'i
=I
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.11PiKNOX &.. SON, COMMISSION
.slEitcllANTS.ancl.lealers In FLoli It, GRAIN
.1.. FEEL) and P110111:er. (11 , :NrRALLY, No.
79 DIA.SI)ND, opposite Cilty Hall, Allegheny Cvly.
,00::r8;
ITTLE, BAIRD & PATTON,
V boleytil e Grocers , Commission Merchants an
e a ters hi Produce. Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
Carbon and Lard Oil, Iron, Nana, 01d5.% Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
112 and 114 $llO4 INT EPA% Plttstinrgh.
Jolt X CIH I Pl.O Iti
SllllrrON &. WALLACE, WHOLE
SALE II ROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
No. 6 SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh. latil:rsB
PROFESSIONAL
JOS. A. BUTLER,
ALDERMAN AND POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Chico, 1213 WYLIE STREET, near Washington,
PITTSBFRGII, PA.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, Collections, and all other legitimate
business executed promptly.. . mhß:n9
SAMUEL DicRIAS'TJERS,
.AX.XOV.ILDULN,
Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace' and Police Magis
trate. Office, GRANT STREET, o pposite the ea
tbedral, PITTBURGH, PA.' .
Dee s Honda, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
'Depositions, and all Legal Business executed with
promptness and dispatch. - stable
EIISTACE 8.. MORROW,
EX-OFFICIO jl3'BllOE 'JP THE PEACE AND
• POLICE MAGISTRATE. - • .
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds; Bonds Mortcsges, Acknowledgments,
Depositions .uld7ell Legal Business executed with
pmmptness and dispatch. myZ
A AMMON,
Justice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT.
CARSON STREET, EAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection of Rents solicited and promptly attend
ed to. mv3:y6o
%X 7 ILLIAMIL BARKER;
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CONVEYANCER, &C.,
Orltoe, CARSON STREET, nearly opposite the
Railway Depot, SOUTH PITTSBURGH.
Business entrusted to his care promptly attend
ed to. myt:yel
T •
S. ! FERGUSON,
tk
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 87 Fifth Street,
SECOND FLOOR. YROITT Room.
ARCHIBALD BLARELEY,
ATTOILNEY-AT-LAW,
No. OS 'FIFTH STREET,
sp6:n9o:d&F
JOHN W. RIDDELL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
OMee,US Diamond Street,
(Opposite the Court ammo
fel5:C44
'W . A. LEWIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 99 Diamond Street,
athlS:u9
11 • C. DIALCIfiRELL, '
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT UM.
No. 89 Ilarant Street,
ui7til:b2ll
JoRN A. STRAIN,
AX:roV.UIKA.N,
EX-orproio J . USTICIE OF THE PEACE AND
, .
POLICE AOISTitATE. •
0t110e.1.111 FIFTH STREET, itt,Pos". toe °lithe"
Arai, Pitt,thurgh, Pat. iinwts, Mortgages
Ackuowlefitgloonts, Depooltimm Lep' Bud
ness with proinutavill Rad dis Paten•
-- STONE.
Vir esil. COMMON ,
Machine Mane Works,
Northwest corner of West CoMutuu. Allegheny.
,ATV ATER £ 00.
Have un band or . p_repare un abort notice Hearth
and Mop Stones, Finite fur Eiblewalks. Eirewea7
Vaults. ao. Head and Tomb Stone.. As.
Orden promptly eaeoute& Pried reasonable .
On and after THIJRSDAT, March sth, 1806..
trains will arrive at and depart from the Depot, a3e. •
ner of Grant and Water streets, a, follows:
, Depart. ATMVC.
/Unto and from Uniont'n. 7:00 w. 2. 6:00 P. 2.
McKeesport Accommodt'n.ll:oo e. Al. 2:05 P. rp
Tx. to and from Uniont'n. 3:00 P. M. /0:00 A. M.
West Newton Accommod'n M. 6:35 A. N.
Braddock's Accommodat'n 6:15 P. N. 7:50 P. N.
Night Ace. to Sic Keesport.lo:3ol.. K. 6:40 A. K.
punday Church Train to. and
from West Newton 1:00 p. M. 10:001, K I
l'or tickets apply t)
B. STtiUT. Superintenden J.
t. EL KIN% Agent.
/11:1ANGE of TIME.
AiLL'OYIENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
On and' after WEDS SSOAY, 7:25 r.'M Augn4
12th, 1068. TitAl•S DAIIX will lea , o
l'lttsburg V Station. corner Pike and I.lannl street%
for Frank.. , n, On City, tintr.lu, and all pulatei tn the
Oil hemion,
LEAVE rnrrssußozr.
Mail 8.05 a m
Ex p' ess .. .. 7:25 p m
131 . ady'a B.IA e 3.25 p ED
Ist -oda Wority
Ace , mod•n..• 11.00 a m
2d Nxia. Works
Accumo.on 6:20 p m
Mixed Way 'l'n tf:2o a in
Halton Acen.. tktlti m
Church Train leave Pitt
rive In t'lttsburgh at 9:5
P..ssengers talthrg, exlf
change of cars oi taieen
Regions. Ala!! amt Zap
princioal points. littied
trains stop at all stations.
TH4 )51/ , ..$
W. PORTER at Ws.. Ti
f==!
TTsßUßGit,aigragOl
t o CINCINNATI AND ST.
MS RAILWAY.
=I
CHANGE OP TIME.—On and. after SUNDAY.
June 21Lst, 1888, trains wilt leave and arrive at the
Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time: •
Depart. Arrive.
Mail Express 2415 a. m. 12:10 a. m.
Fast Line 3:40 a. in. 7:15 p. m.
Fast Express ' 2:10 p. m. 11:20 a. En.
Mixed Way ' 5:10 a. m. 7.05 p. m.
McDonald s Acc'n, No.' 1.. 11:40 a. in. 3:05' p. m.
Steubenville Accommod'n. 3.55 p.m. 0:30 a. in.
McDonald's Acc'n, N0:2.. 5:25 p. m. 8:210 a. in.
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SF/MILL NCYTlcx.—Gunday Express leaves at 2:10
p.m. arriving In Cincinnati at - 6:00 a. m. the next
morning.
The 9:40 a. m. Train leaves daily, Sundays ex—
cepted, and makes close connections al Newark the
Zanesville and points on Sandusky. Mansfield
R.
Newark K . R.
S. F. SCII L, General Ticket Agent.
W. W..CARG, Sup't.l, Steubenville.
P.
tio It
IT' BB §
Gal FOR
'W. AND.CLEVILAND
From June 7th, 1868
and arrive at. the Union
time, as followa: •
Leave.
Chicago Ex.... 2:03 s m
Cleveland Ex.. 2:03 a la
Erie A; Yga 31'1 7:28 a m
Cl. & Wh'g 11'1 6:13 a m
Chicago Hall.. 6:58 a m
Chicago 9:43 a. m
CL Wire' Ex. 1:43 pm
Chicago Ex.— 1:58 p m
Wh. A Erie Ex- 4:48 pm
Depart from Allegheny.
N. Ilrigt'n Ac. 8:58 a m
Leetsdale " 10:13 a m
•• 11:58 ,
Rochester " 2:23 p ru
WellsWe Ace.. 3:43p m
Leetsdale Acc. 4:13 pm
N. Rrigt•n •• . 5:33 p m
N. Brigt•n " . 13:1418 pm
Leetsdale " 10:43pm
46T 1:58 p. m. Chicago
*sr /.1:13 a. m. Chicair
Jes F. R. MYERS
IIDENNSYLVAIN
CENTRAL RAILRO
• On and after June 7th
rive at and depart from th
Washington and Liberty s
Arrive.
Mall Train.... 1:15 s. mi
Fast Line„ 1:44) a in;
Wall's No. 1.. 6:20 am'
Latrobe Acen 7:50 a
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a iti
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 a m
Johnbtuwn Ac. 10:35 a nil
Baltimore Ex. .1:00 p m ,
Phila. Express 1:20 p m
Wall's No. a... 2.15 pin
BraMiocks No 1 5:50 p
Wall's No. 4. 7:15 p m
Altoona Acc'n
and Emigrant
Train 9:30 pm?
The Church Train leaves Wall's Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. tn., reaching Pittsburgh at 10:05
a. in. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p. m.
and arrit es at Wall's Station at 2:00 p. m.
Cincinnati Express leaves dilly. All other trains
daily except Sunday.
For farther Inforinamon apply to
W. H. BECKWITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania' Railroad Company will not as
sume any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel, and limit their responsibility to Due Hundred.
Dollars In value. FAH Baggage exceeding that
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, un
less taken by special contract.
EL/WARD H. 'WILLIAMS,
Jet General Superintendent; Altoona, la.
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WESTERN FENN-agrgagMß
SYLV A.NIA RAIL-
It D.—On and after May-10th; 186/3, the Tas
senger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania Rail
road will arrive at and depart from the Feder:*
Street Del:44 Allegheny City, as foll
D ows:
,
rt
Serlngd'e No I 8:35 am , Mall 6:ls:aat
Freeport No; 1 8:15 a Int Freeport No. I 8.50 ara
Express. 10:15 a sal tiltexpb:g No. 111:20 a In
Stiarpb'g - No. I I.: 25 . p m 'Ex pre..% 2:20 on
Freeport N 0.2 . 410 p m springdie No I. :5 p
Mall 5:50 p m Freeport No. 2 6 :0 5 et
Sprit:v.l'e No 2 7:10 p m Stnintcd`eMo 2 .9:15 pm
Aboye trains run daily except sunday._
The Church Train leaves - Allegheny Junct. every'
Blindly at 7:40 a. m. reaching -Allegheny City at
9:50 a. m. Returni ng, leaves Allegheny City at
1:20 pi s m: and arrive at Allegheny' .Tunots at BIC*
p.m.
CommirrArnin Tl'mtiers—For sale in packages Of
Twenty between Allegheny City, Chestnut street,.
.]:
Herr's -Rennet:4l4 e Creek, Etna and Sharpsbarg.
and 'good only on th trains stopping at Stations see..
cited on tickets, • • -
The trails leaving Allegheny City at 0:15 a. rt.
and-1:50 P. Y. Mak !direct connection at Fteeport
with Walker': IlueofStages for Butler and Hannah.-
town. Through tickets may •be purchased at the
Office, No. 3 St. Zir street. near the Suapensioa
Bridge Pittsburgh, and at the 'Depot, Allegheny.
For further info tion apirly to
. . • AMES - LEFFERTS, Agent;
, Federal Street Depot.
The WesternlPen sylvaida Railroad will not as
sume any risk for B ggage, except for wearing ap
parel, and limit that responsibi li ty to tine Hnudred.
Dollars in value. I All baggage exceeding Chip
amount In value - will be at the risk of the owner, tie
teas taken by special contract.
!., EDWARD H. WILLIAMS,
Gena-al So nericliendent, Altoona. Pa.
myll
S T u t t it ! H 1 L Lagagagal
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY,
The SHORTEST AND MOST RELIABLE ROUTS
from the Mot to all points ha
Colorado, Nevada,
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Oregon.
Two Trains leave suite Use and Leavenwor/k
dial,. (Sundays excepted.) on the arriva l 40 l of tc4 CAC
PaCint R411'0114 from St. - Louts, and "Laudbal mind
St.•Jo Railroad from Quinn,y connectin• at Law
rence, Topeka and Vlameko with 5t4,00 for al
points In Hamm. At end of trark west of Ells
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS COY.
PANT'S DAILY LINE OF OVERLAND MALL
AND EXPRESS COACHES POE
PIITTSBUROFI. PA.
DEN VE.II; SALT T.ATrig'4
And all Points in the Territories,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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41udwith SANDERSON'S TRI-WEEKLY LINE oC
COACHES for Fort Unlon„.lient's Fort, Pass, Albw.,
v er w ve, Santa Fe, and ail polnts In Arizona &Al
With the recent addltiona of rolling stock and
me nt, and the arrazigements made with es-
Hans:lllle Overland Trsusportatbn Lutes from Ite
western terminus, this road now otters unequalled
facilities for the ttanstnlislon of freight to the Far
West.
Tickets for sale at all the tidnolpal offices in ea
Milted tastes and Canadas.
se sere and ask for tickets vie .THE 8)10113"
HILL IOWI""ON PACIFIO RAILWAY.'
geHTENN 'THY/SION. - - • .
PITTSBURGH, PA
PITTSBURGH. PA.
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• QUEENSTOWN.
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We celebrated
CITY OF PARIS. CITY UT ANTIST,
CITY RUSTON, CITY OT
CITY or LoNDoN,
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Sailing EVERY SATURDAY. from
River, New York. Tor passage or farther la Nortk
mas.
• lion sooty to ' •
RIGI.LLII BINGHAM, Jr"
RAILROADS.
Annum IN PITTSBUROFf.
4.GOpIn
vxprce.p:....:.. 6:05 a ns.
rt adrs Au t 0.20 aEL
ltt soda Works
A roono.ds'o.
2d Sods Works
Arcnnu,ar q,. 2:50 p
MlXed WA% T`n 8:95 p na
rultem Acc n.. 6:35 u rec
riebtrung•Au. 6:20p sit
.burgh at 1:1U P. it. Ap,
lA. M.
irrts train have but °DS
.ttatturx it, Buffalo and OIL
teas Trans ht..o only at.
Way and AcctannaotlaLha.
W. KING, Aasn. Stip*t.
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PAN HANDLE ROUTE;
ATNR I CHICAGO R.
PITTSBURGH R. R.
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trains will leave . from
Depot, north aide, ally
Arrive.
Chicago. Ex... 2:08 a tat
Cleveland Ex. 2:08 a nt.
Chicago Ex .... 11:23 a m
Wheeling Ex. 11:08 a m
St. Louis Ex__.: 3:33 pm
Cl. Wh'it. Ex 6:38 p
Erie & Ypvti Ex '6:13 p m
Chicago 4:23 p
Wlrg. Box 7:08 paa
Arrive to ettyche_ny.
N. Brigt`w.A.c. -7103 a to
N. Brlgt`n " 8:28 aat
' Wellsville " 8:53 ant.
New Castle " 10:13 am.
1 Leetsdale " 9:13 a m
. .
3rlgt'n " 2:43 pia
Leetsd ale " 4:53 p
" " 7:28 pxm
Express leaves daily.
r Express aro:lves daily.
• General Ticket Agent.
"=~tir
1,3614, 'inane will ar
r. Union Depot, corner of
-treets. as follows:
- -
• • Depart.
Day Express.. 2:25 a.ta
Wall's No. 1.. 6:30 aat
Mail Trait: .. • . 7:50 a m
"Cinclunatl ..
11:49 a ta
Wall's No. 2.. 11:51 a m
Johustowu Ac. 3:05 pm
Bra &locks Kof 4:00 pm
Phlla. Ex pres. 1:50 pm
Wall's No. 3.. 5:10 p m
Wall's No. 6:15 pm
Fast Line 7:30 pm
Latrobe Acc'n 8:59 p m
Swissvale Ac'n 10:50 pm
Eastern. Division.
California, Utah,
Washington,
Arizona,
New Mexico, Idaho,
A. ANIIMII?40N,
'General l!apertnt 'Matt.
J. H. WEBSTER.
General Pretest and Ticket *gent.
STEAMSHIPS.
TO TITTOI
opposite
ielluoatiOr noti,one,a
Nearly roat vase, etturarod
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7:80 a nc