CI
Al Hatters—in New Yorke
I" — *.
"Gold Closed! at 14'1g®145.
?graph to the I:lttstrargh Gazette.l
NEW Yontr, September 1, 1865.
MONEY AND GOLD.
y is in moderate demand and is
!lit and easy at 3@4c, on call, with
eons at sc. Sterling is firmer_ at 9©
lold is firmer; opened at 144% and
1447,.©145.
ExPours.,
:xports day amount to $..n6,000.
VERNMENTS
drably ower, but closed steady.
ng are the closing quotations: Coa
t 114 ; do. of 1862, 11314
do. of 1864, 10910409%; do. of 186 e,
'Ai do.-new, 108%@108, do. of 1: ;7,
i. 07%; do. of 1868, 108©108N; Ten-'
105 1 /,,,05105
BORDER STATE BONDS.
rids quiet and firm; Missouri, 923,;
'nessees, 65; New do. 613 a; Old
solinas 711371%; New, do. 70%;
56.
RAILWAY MATTERS.
M dull; the interest is confined'to a
',culators in New York, Cleveland
Toleio, and Northwestern St. Paul
;s. The reported negotiations for
, ta-e of the A. & G H., Pi, tsburgh &
19 but a reaction took place to 463.;,
become known the rumor was pro.
',unfounded. The market closed
the payments of railroad d,vidends
4c:d to-day; the interest on Erie
:was alsi paid to-day. Express
:all.
'moss: CantOn, 4574®461 4 ; Cumber
';3,%,@3oy,; Wells', Express, 25 1 4@
zlrican, 403;; Adam% 411%®49;
llni
i:es, 41 8 ©4134; Merchants, 21N,©
Acksilver, 20%®22; Mariposa, pre-
Q 8; Pacific Mall, 10041g101; West
ion Telegraph, 34©84%; New York
125g©126; Erie,46%®47;* pre
- 69©70; HifclEi; • 1394®140;
t-, 90%1;4)91; • Ohio and' Mis
29yog29gr Wabash, 45354 1 ,a53%;
-,78@78X;; do.preferred, 84%1586%;
'n Central, 118@l119;Miehaf,cesthern
„1%; 111. Centrall4s; Pittsburgh; 86%
102©102;(; Rock Island, 102(p0234; :
astern, 84X©84%, do preferred 8424
Wayne, 108y„®108%; Hartford &
; @22y,; Chicago &-A - Uon'l4l; - pie
;3; Terre Hai4e,:4o@423{; preferred
4itabula 99. ' •
•
,
dt Parrnelee,43o64s; LaCro.sse, 29;,
90@)95. Boston quotations: polo
-
Copper FalTe, - ,10;
Qtuncy
EMB-TREASURY? I,,ASTERB. •• :f
;.teat Sub-Treasury, $1.467,579; pay
:l; 7 1 ,034,253; bahtgee, $87,928,776.: ; .
, Chicago .Market.
•,?. : mph to the l'lttehltze*e...."- ,
i;3O, Sept. I.—Flour less active at Va .
spring eatras . Wheat'2a2)(Altigh
of No. 1 at $1,70a1;73 - "and No; 2 at
closing steady-144468%; sales
Inge at $1,61X for No. 2. Conrless
. I ,ld firm; sales 0f..N0. 1 at 99g41,00;
,ia99c and relicts - II at 95c, closing, at
for No. 1; sales of No.'l this after;
.. , ":19%c. Oats active at
~1 4 a3.40 higher;
5134a52%c; closing at 52%a523,fc.
1 1erately active at %ale higher, doe.
$1,2434 for .No. 1. •• Barley firm;
• '',1,5114,a1,56 for No 2•1Md.11,42a1,45
sited; closing firm at the outside'
, - Blghwines inactive and nominal
'for - bonded. -2 Protisions firm and
,t Mess pork Sold at $ .'29,50 for prime
.45,00 for dry salted. shoulders at
3 :e, sugar cured and ;CiintraSsed,
.d at 20a20x0...• Lard it 1,1.8%a18Xe
firm at 80. Oats; 9ip corn, 10c;
Buffillo 12c; *hest to, Oswego
•,eceipts the past - twenty-four hours:
!1-tils flour; 173,881bushlwheat; 138,555
c7n; 142,885 bush Oatsp 1,448 'head
11,355 bbls flour; 10,950
';'.3at; 114,657 bush Am:5_70,196 bush
:Z-head hogs:. 4 -
St. Louis' Market.
;;aph to the PittionrgteGazette.3
Gls,
September I.—Tebacco quiet
liarigad. Cotton, thinSlaterii but a
land these *ere on private terms.,
here was nothing doing. - Flew hi
, fl only small 'orders 'and ' : local de
"'
;des of superfine - at ,t 1,50; ,extra'. at .
Abuble extra. at -49,45a9,50i: trip:Le
Wheat is-dull undriniaVY; l
"Re 2,03 for strictly prime -Eck-fancy
Corn is flrmenfit
° Cassie steady. at 54a1,55.
n dema ofp time `
,1,80a1,85 dalliesottriatsl:B6lll.9o.
. demand at 11,111t146.
9,25. Bacon, there Is trit'aluliall.
-, :baleen; salver at!filly,silßW;: ROI
• f 4; 160 for'ciear• ribl,lsides;TO‘o
• JArd th4,ifinal way at
choice tierce.---/.93442001ir.kag•
small sales at $1,25, roundilots,
ipought at 41,22 Cattle are '4ufer
G anged. Receipts 04. jtsprnt
aettot.
wheac,74;oolr . htts;
_
11 12,500 bus; 'barley,
~., 1 1 Toied9. rililigirket.. i , i --.-• k i '..i I- .'
..., ,zph to the Pllttitineith (azette.l • '
......4 Sept. 1.-f-Xlonr; 'reeceipts-8,241
...: _ 2 bush wheat; 24,002 bush corn;
;
-ash 0at5;...,5 - ,737 , ..bi1ith'470. - Ship
'
375 bbls flour, 39,060: bush *beat
~ h corn, 53,170 oats, 3,547 bus rye, 1
rley. Flebirsalctisfatteyyrbite
l a
. .411a12. Wheat; white La 'Blade;
0.1 amber and red-steady ; spring
. .. Ir, with soles white:WsM at , :
.... z . 2 do at V. 13: white Michigan. at
•-• .1 ber Illinoli at $2,15; amber lifich..
",;:,07; do, seller for September, at
No. 1 red -- at $24 ltioia.? spring
•-• lif No. 2 dd., .at $1,63; No. 3• do at
-.• .Drn a shade, , better,' With No. 1 .itt
; IMichigan; N0..1 white at $1,07;
',;:lt 51,05. Oats )4i3 better; with NO4.
:.fin at 57c; :No. 2at .55 1 ,4 c. 'Rye Sc
,- , 11.h No.l at $ 1,26a1,28: La ke lreights
... , :1 4 . t0 Buffalo,..l9c, to. Cswego,l2}4c
itburg. . " , - •
•., ft Cleveland. Market. .
.- . oh to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
;AND, September 1.--Floni—Cty
~ ..s l ld at $101110,50 for double extra
• 7 ia11,50 fok idotitile 'extra red:win-,
-.kry brands quiet at Pale for double
`'
~fi ng; $9,50410,50 for ' double - extra
.' ::;-112a13 for double extraC,Astldte.
~.a les 1 car No.. 1 red winter at
..:••4
, isr No. 2 at - 5201r 2,000 bush No. ~1
'ember, $2,05.. Corn—Sales . 2,000;
!'-.:, - 07.. Rye--Sales at 51.37. , 1
.-• Ir. , Lonisillle Market;
fi.ph to the hrtsburfar•gopzette.) . •
,•ViLLE, Seifeicatair 1.;-4.1ales - cif .139
• 6acco, lugs to medium, 1it.57815;
elate 7,s6B . llids.dess ,than. to Ist
,fvear.. Wheat $2,00a2,30.
$6,75a7,00:: Coin 900, :Ciais,4B.l
t;51,25. Mess Pork 429,50, 2, Lard
'iiicon—shoulders 13%c, clear- rib
clear alder -17y4c: --Bulk Meatax
ti 12%c, clear sides 18%c.
Milwaukee .blarkei;;.
arh to the Ptitehere2l.shisette4l • 4
. .:CU/FtE, dull and
' unchained: 'Wheat
'n at 151,74if0i.1401, - and $1,0314 for
its,steadr at 52%c for. N 0.2 :; - Corn.
99c for No 2. Receipte--1000;bble•
00 bush wheat,. 1000 biish• oats;
COrnr — Sittitnieltte- 1 40011;bblif
. 130 bush wheat, 500 bush'oattu. '
Clncinpatl Market' • ••
Ulti to the Pittsburgh Guzette,3
September Ll—Flour and
ged. 'Corn at 95a9fie in good
Ind firm. - Cottun quiet at 29;6c.
unchanged -and 'Miler with a
order deinand. Sugar dull and
lc lower. -.Lard at 10%a16,(0. Cor
r. Linseed oil at $1,16 and fn good
Iphia Market.
Philad
03y Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazettisi
PartarturaurrAb'SeptembEr I—Petroleum
is dull; crude at 15c; refined at 30c. Wheat
has declined 25c; sales North , Western
extra family at s9;so_ all; Ohio do. $10a12,50.
Wheat is dull and drooping; sales fair and
prime red at $2.25a2,35; white tat
,§1,65.
Rye sold at $1,60a1,68. Corn isscarce; sales
yellow at $1,27a1,30; mixed :Western at
$1,24a1,26. Oats is steady; new Western at
70a75c. Grooeries, there was hitt•a small
business - doing. - Provisions are unchanged.
Cloverseed la steady at $9
Chicago Cattle Market.
Teiesrash to the rltteberik Gazette]
CrlrcAoo, September I.—Beef cattle active
and 25a3.50 • higher; extra good cows and
steers, 116,75a7,25; extra eteers, 157,6234.
Hogs active at $9.25a9.58 for light, and PM
0.0,65 for nie4lu,nvto extra choice smooth.
Clncluniti Cattle Market.
CB, Tplegraph to ite Pittsburgh Gazette.]
CINCINNATI, Sept 1.--Beef cattle ~dull
eftgt.Fland 700 lowert $1a4,4,50. Sheep active'
and 25c higher $3a3,50 gross. ogs ad
vanced at 10all oss and a good demand
with a light supply. . .
Aro--
.
• . Baltimore Market.
LBy Telegraph to t4e
.rlttsburgh Gazette.)
BALTIMORE, September 1.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat.dull and declined
sc. Corn steady at $1,20a1;25. 'Ost•l 11 ,, avy
and lower at 65a68c. Rye OM. Pro
visions firm and unchanged.
IMPORTS . BY RAILROAD,
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST. tools
R,Artamaxt, September 1.-2 cases tobacco;
J S Dilworth; .8 do lard, 25 bbls flour, John
Porterfield et Co; 20 boxes bitters, 2 bbls
salts, B A Fahenestock Sort & CO; 20 boxes
soap, John A Renshaw; 10 do - do, 2 tcs lard,
IV France & Son; 7 cases tobacco, Elleasle
ton; 10 kegs lard, W B Hays & Son; 2 bales
dry goods, Arbuthnot -Shannon dc Co; 10
cases lard, Arbuokles & Co; 4 do tobacco,
Smith Johnson & Co; 'SO bbls potatods, Van
gordon & Shepard; 20 do do, T C Jenkinst-'
26,10a1ds hay, 1 Car do,l & W "Fairley; 12
aks feathers; G A Martin;'- 88' sks"oats, 'B
MoKee;.32 sks.barley, Franenhein, Miller
& CO; 9 bblseggs,-2 do apples, W H Graff &
CO: 1 oats, Scott & Gisal; 14 bales hemp,-
-50 bdls Isiah - Dlekey & Coi 20 bbis
80 ski, flour, Win .Cooper & Co; 80 do' do,'
Cleo Mys s; 10 do, milfeed Etippley &Rock-,
ert; 1 car oats, and'corn, Hitchcock M'Cre
ry &Co;s 'rariCwheit, S Diggett & (kb; 1.
do do , iit
Kennedy 'BrU2 dO . i slaved, W
Hastings; 50- blklalard,Biellers *Oil 199'
bags - barley, Thomas - Coll ns; '2o7' otitic,
3.11 Cambell; 1 car rStt;'D R Herb:mil; car
feed, J W 13iMpson; A car '..staves;' Balyit'
Baeitian;' 3.llhds tobacco; John'Tidlen'
ton;,74,groen hidos, James Gallery;. 25 bbls.
vinegar, WiEf. iarkpatrlek & 'Co; 250' tici,
W Cooper ,dc Co; 30 dO do,Davis; . Chambers'
&Co; 10 do do, Watt &Wilsbn,:lcaristivits;
J Painttr iIG Son y 1
Brrugm - ignilr. JCR* CHICAGO
nhAn. ~ Sep cars .metal.
Ninuck &Co; 2 do do, Jas WoCA Soo 0 ; c o;
1 do do, Brown dr CO; 11:10' bgollmothY sited,
,E 'B Thomas's t Bro; 10 bbls Whlsk,y, Ship.
ton & Wallacef3 - cks ham% .C. A Boucher; 1
-Car barley, Pier, Donne's Co; letbbla
flour, McClure dc-ticßee; 15 .cca 1ard,,15 , do
grease, Jas Lippincott; 800 bbls • flour,
owner; 50 do do, E Heac'eton; 20 do do, S
'Lindsay Jr -.& Co; 1 car middlings, 11"
Schneibach; 100_ bbls flour,- Keil .sr. Hitch
art; 200 . ct0 do, D' Wallace; 500 pigs lead, B
L Fahnestock & Co; SOO do do, Davis,
Chambers &Co; 2 cars staves, DB Moore;
100 bbls flour, Watt, Lang & Co; 33 do sp.
_pies, Woodworth & Davison; 20 bdls bags
W Barker Jr & Co; 25 • Bx.a cheese. N
Braden; 1 car shingles, '.l'obii Heath; IN)
bbls flour, John Shepard; 200 'as millfsed,
Brown dr,Williarns; lot carriage hardware,,
lidcWldnney & Co, -
C:
Am) Prrrentmen RAIL
ROAD, September 1. 2 Cars iron ore,
Zug Co;_s do do Bryan dr. 14lighey; Ido
pig iron, Nimick & Co; 6 do do, Union Irou-
Mills: 1 do stone, J L L Knox; E. do barley,
Graff & Reiter; 2 do. lumber..R A Clark dr.
Co; tiblSAvbite"lime, L H Garlisle; bxs
hardware;iSeeoinb dr. Co;,, 25 has, *arch,
Carted, McGrew & Co; 3 bbls 5..8.,X.ar-
Nts 25 lilts do, 'Skil. ton &, Wallace; -26 dg
do, McKay & Bro; 21 liks •eats, - "R Heade
ton;a9 Obisfionr,- T,C Jenkins; 55 do oats,
W J Meek; 57- bdls,' chairs, 4 do rockers,
Dauleri Close 6c Co; 52 do .clialrs, 6 bed
steads; Lemon & Weise; 16 bbls, apples,
Volgtelsiabood & 014;6 kgti butter, Fetzer
& Armetrcing;l2 doz chairs.' r,Myers., 414
aka sleed;.J,PdriingtOn; 3 ,bbli Upples,.'.l do
pider, Vangorder , & Shepard.
+-.-.Tapplusgar NALL2m.Ramtiaxn, Sep.
tember.l.,-1 dud metal, Lyon, Shorb Co ;
2do tWEverson; Preston dc Co; 2-do do,R
woodspieii 540, limestone, Shoenherg&l -
Blidr,4lo'bga' oats, S Elva do /,6 sits
f•Ye, & Ritchart; 17 °do 6att;‘Adtinits-6:
-Austin; Clarkinetal, John Moorhead; 6 sks
rags, W B-LurptOn; 2do wool, Wm Barka+
onion.s,'Readtftlfetz-
Abbis..24.lakalye,,,lV Binghami2 bas butter, •
eggs, Geo Hoerr;' 24 'bbis E
eazleton; 2 bbls vinegar, 1 do apples, 11
juslrOspotat?es,6 W ,
-- NATION, September I.
21, cars wheacXennedy 1tr0;,3, do ffax
`hedd,lif-fr Suydam; ,L oar metal, -,Lewis.
Bailed &Patron: 2 bbls eggs, Naleekert; 40
bags seed, Jos. Craig; 148• bags barley, Jos.
Rhodes 64,C0r,100 'bials flour, F Owens; 20
do do, S,"l3,l4.eMisters; 3 cars,wheat, Mc-,
Rea dt , Cop6.balcs hay, if M . Prencrilloi*'2
''darsklitnibei;atikg'art Wilecipp 8 bbls
Pies,S Byer ; 7 • kegs tobadeo, - 1, do W Jen
nson; -2 ears-flaxseed; Eireri•-.llaridltaii
.t Co; 4 pkgs cheese, B Tenny.„
Prrnortrana AND' c r Oximii,tiirtz.im
tßAiLlibAb, , :di.pjrast 31. iD opils i nf rope,
,•30 bales:oakum', Fulton Bollmafi & Cc.; 64
'pkgs'eheet' W F. Armstrong; 75-,bbls
cement, Bingham & Laing; 24 flks wheat,
'Scott dtGiiall'l ear, grain, Adams & Thursby;
2 cars metal, Youghiogheny' Iron '& Coal
PENNSYLVANIA. CENTRAL : RAILRO AD,
August 23.-L.lOl sks ,w,bgat, Dlllinger
Btevetion• 107'8R8 oats, J B Campbell; 13
bblsfour Watt, Langtt Co.'
, .
FERTILIZERS.
TO WHEAT 61/00/EitB.:'
,
- Maack AMMONIATED BONE,.
SUPER. -PHOSPHATE OF - LIME,
IidtinfACRITIBED BY ' •
••. • •
The Allegheny Fert .
zer Co,
WARD f-CAMPBELL,
:PROPRIETORS,
*office, • 856 Tellfl Stied,' Pummel, Pa,
the beet In use, and,
Farmers who hays given It a trial f , to l We'ifsh.d!;
a rt for selling large Crops of Wuest,''ltyei- 'Oats,
porn; Pots fte. We home published for ststn.,
'ltonsettehletton par t ahM a e i cr
T telningjntereten o ii
~.o , : i llreltsil,,infLe to toy: u s fair 10- •
o
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fill= I . ViN CJTY SLATE
manufactureol: sUperiorl arttelle of
UOOPING SIAA'rEL:
eiroub* 43 fievOnt4 St 4 Pittsburgh i pz i
• ' S. -I,l744rbitia*R;Pres i t;
inr264l_ , ,_, • - . .
•
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER' 2,- PM.
The recent heavy rains have not as yet
made any impression on our rivers worth
speaking of, and it is not likely that there
will be a rise for the present. The weather .
cleared up last evening and it looked as if
the rain was over
The Ida Rees No. 2 was sold at'public
aucton yesterday for' $3,800; Capt. - James
Rees being purchaser. Capt. Rees now
owns what was left of the Alleg eny Raver'
Packet Company, the Echo No. and Ida
Rees No. 2.
Capt. Andy Robinson Jr clerk of the Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati packet St. Charles,
was in the' city the other day. ••
. —The Benton, now on her her war.to
Benton from Leavenworth, •is - expected to
be absent only sixty 1 days. -
-The Thomas M. Bagby made a trial
trip Satufday, at Louisville, and every
thing worked adniiribly. She was built
Cincinnati for 845,000, cash. She went be
low the falls and leavea for Galveston
The experiments of feeding passengers
on the restaurant pia has preyed satisfac
tory on the Belle Me phis, Which made a
trip from St. Louis o MeMphis, saving
$3OO to the boat, an $4 . each to the pas
senger.
—The Montana Gaz tle of the 16th mays ac
counts from Benton and other places rep
resent the water in the Missouri as very
low, and, grave doubts are entertained
whether or not any more boats will reach
Benton this year. •
—The St. Louis Dispatch says: We have
been shewn a prliato letter from Benton,
informing us of the departure on the 4th
inst., of the mountain boat, Success, with
one hundred and twenty passengers, $160,-
000 in treasury and live tons of silver ore.
The`Success should be here early next
week, unless she is delayed'on the shoals
by low water. -, •
-L-While Captain James S. Wise; of Cin
cinnati. was in WaShingten City recently, •
he; collected 'lsom the Government the
amount awarded the owners of- the J. W.
Cheeseman and• Lady, -Jackson, for the,
litea.of these.steamera ,while in the service
of the Government. The Cheesman was
burned -by the rebels In the Tecneeme
river, and the Lady Jackson was lost in
Red river ! ,
—The Cincinnati GitzettO, of Manday, has
the, follotringt . Mr.' Barshill,,
burgh 'on Saturday, sold the Charmer. mow
- laid up 'here.- -to Mr. John James, of
'Coin blind; near Rockport, Ind: for $7OOO,
cash.'' She his' been purchased expressly
for the Cincinnati and 'Evansville trade,
it:villein be 'commanded by I,(Alpt: t P.' K.
Barclay,- witni Mr Win.l TichenOrlin: the.
'Office., The 'Charmer: will enter, the trade
88st:onto She nedergoes slight,repalra, 1
following from theCinciA 2
nati Commercial, of Monday: The ;veteran
Capt. John Hagarty was among the arrivals
trthe SpEuicer . House yester day,,,having.
returned atm 'Europe - Captain
ank and, Hari. W. 'lliaratta 'returned to
Rochester.. Pennsylvania; in 'ltiSt nights
train. We ;egret to announce that the hit
is still in ill .health Mr, Jamett:-wi
qfitr departed:, for New... York, ' lastl night;
en I outs for Europe John Greenough
is in the office of the Missouri River packet
Mary ' McDonald....,....Ceptain Charles
Mueleman arrived from Wheeling yester
day, and visits Louisville to-day. Ho will'
have an elegant side-wheel packet in the,
Wheeling trade , . in place of the Potomac,
as soon as there's water
—A few days ago we introiuced a num
berof extracts from our exchanges on the
:De Haven steamboat project, with the re
mark that there was a good deal of doubt
about the boat ever being built. The St.
Louis Democrat says: It has been so with
nearly all •new projects; indeed, the greater
-the Project. the greater the doubt. De
Haven is one otthe most likely men in the
ateanaboat world ; to carry out this project
to a, successful termination. He is gilled
with a,clear foresight, and remarkable.talm
ent in lriechanical matters, and his perset
'Trance and .ixnafidence , ere bonndleali.
There would be good reason for_astrintsh
ment if such a man Should fall in• the
rattier - int:den& enterprise of building a
large Mississippi Raseienger freight
steamer.
Riven aud "Weather . .— 2
,
Bir• 'PhLegrsph the Pittsburgh Uszette.) , • •
, - IJouisviLLE, Septenitber River rising,
with three , feet ,nine inches in the canal.
Weather clear and pleat:amt.., .1 2 1 o
ST. LOUPiI, SeptUmberl.—Weather- dear:.
and.cooi..
R 31
0 NT
/Of Tint: ,
. . r
THE GRALDIIATION, 4 MASONRY -
, .
oethe hiloAving enanacr
.
atell , sections of the
. •. ? ;";
Pittsburgh - & Connellsville Railroad,
Are advertised for contract, and -proPoialillor , itte
eistrnWih'be received at the Compaurs Office, in'
Yittabrtrgheuptoebe - r • ~;
!.)201 .13 ( IsErrEmazu, irielusivee
C6Mmenclig at the ThilOntown Branch Junction,
about a mile east of Connellsville, Sections 59 to 64
`Then Sections 65,.130744,76, 80, 81,
82, 83,84, 8a,.80, 131,138(89,:00. OZ. 300 .'
110. 112, tia, 110, mg, .118, 119 ; 152 . 128 ..-
Ift 130.133; 140. AU of these Sections are in.!
the vairof the Youghiogheny river, , op to Section
112 int:lustre. Sections .115,416,,,317are on the,
Summit, and embrace the Sand r ittekllmnelOind
the reinainder are in: the valley
Section 140 being about 5 mallet% from. Cmitherhlnd,
Specifications of the work on the above t ect:one
will be ready for deliveryou the Ist of September, at,
the offices of the Company.: at Pittsburgh and-Oita
beriand, where contractors will obtain all necessary
information to enable them to examine the nue.
The compani reserves the ; right to re s icat'ali or a
part •
S. IL LATROBE;
Cirn, Enotmean.
August 10th, 1868.. - gaigslasp,.
NOTICE TO - CONTRACTORS.
- . The Sewerage Commission of Allegheny City
. are prepared to ,receive .propovals for the construe-
Lieu of the following Sewers. Vie: • •
( CONCRAOT teo. 1. • ) '' •
Comprising a length of about 4:700 feet of Sewer*,
of Irvin a i o
_s3i feet In , diameter, on Montgomery
Avenue and West rom mon. • ,
- • • ' I CONTRACT NO. 2, '.... '. ,'• .
'Comprlming a length of about 1,253 feet of Sewer,,
of SK feet diameter, on. Federal street. . ,
4 CON , TRACT Ivo. 3, ' ' L '
• Compriihig a length of- about 9,433. feet of Sewer,
of from 3to 5 34 feet diameter. on kledgwick stree t
and line of P. r t. W. & D. h. It.
Drawings and •speelneatione can be seen and full
paAtice tare obtained at'ldngineerla office, City Hall.
Hide Must tar endorsed “dower Prop. sills. Con
tract No. J.,, 01 (orotber. as the reset!Oaf beo and &-
livered on' or befdre 3 T. ) d.i.TUESDAY, the Stith
day of Au at. , • •.. 1 • ..•: ./ '2: • ..“..! • .'t ,
Formiko proPosal lon which forms alone the bids
will re teed ') can be obtained at the Engineer's
Uflieer
Coin . , , ,
, The lesion do not bind themegyea to accept
c.
' tbe lowest/or any bid p , , -, - , 4' 3 • •
••ity order ?of the Commbleion: '
angeuß Cu An: DAVIS, City, 'Engineer+,
~,
1,,, , : . - , BILLIARD r' TABLES. ' ''
l• .
STANDARD • . ' • •
A3LEBIcAN ;BILLIARD tABLES
1111D - COMBINgION - 0171311103111. '';•', •
itnit4gitably the beet in nee. IMPROVE.
, Patented Not.., Roth, 1867., And AP.EI I
Stlst, 1868. Zverythrog relatmkl.o COMMA 0, 1 40 ?
beet qual and lowest ptleatoloniyo on Mind.'
Oar .11E MT CUE TUUK.MEtt,,, Patetdol MAY 5 04
1888, price - $21.50—a great suoneve.
IlluisUmted pries lleie sent Cu applicatlOA.‘ Addreob'
PHELAN & COLLENDER.
63. 66, 67 and'o9 01i.013Y ST, - New York City
jrlia,sl:TWX
i(ist,Ett:istirso4:i 1./..--1-1
PROPOSALS; ... ,"
AUCTION SAES.
==S==l
BY H. 13.13iiITHEON & 00.
CARICIAGES, BAROUCHES,
Buggies, Wagons;-&c.,
AT SHAFER'S CARRIAGE. BAZAAR,
Wedllesdah September 2d,
GREAT AUCTION SALE.
The attention of dealers, but more especially those
wanting a vehicle. is askeu to this large and unre
served monthly sale of no: Parriaged.
Buggies, Jaggar and Light Wagons and Vehicles or
every description.
These articles are warranted .and guaranteed in
every respect, being manufactured by popular and
reliable firms, in new styles, out of good materials—
sound and durable—not made for Auction sales.
Also, new single and double harness. horse equip ,
meats, and several good head Horses.
bale commences precisely at 10 A. as. and 2
at the Batasr, Diamond alley, near Liberty street.
Terms cash.
- , otifilt
~ and 57 FM 1
BY-PAIMEB, & iiIIIIM.
PALMER sr., PMLIAPS,
• AUCTIONEER
And Commission Merchants,
OPERA HOUSE AUCTION :RORIE,
No. GO Fifth Ntreet, Pittsburgly Pa.
BOOTS, SHOES, CARPETS,
Dry Goods and Notiona,
k AT PRIVATE. SALE DAY AND METRO. '
'Consignments Solicited. Prompt Re.
turas. - '
H. H. SitITHSON
5 and 57 F 1 t 1
CM
UNION: PACIFIC , RAILROAD.
700 MILES
OF TUE
lINIOIV PACIFIC RAILROAD
, . .
Are new ilnfthed 'in •eperation. 100 miles or
track have been laid this spring, and the work along
'the whole line between the Atlantic and Pacific
Mires Is being - peened forward "more' raoldly than
ever before. More than twenty thousand -mew are
employed, andit , ts not impossible, that the entire
track, from Omaha to Bacramenici, will be - finished
1e.11369 instead of 1810. The means provided are
all that: energy, men., and money can do
:thsecure the eorepletion of this
GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
At the earliest paaalble day, wUt be done.
The lINION PACIFIC -8A1L80.6.D COMPANY
receive: • • . •
GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right of way,
ait e ti all neceasary timber and other materials
found aloartha line of its operations. :
GOVERNMENT GRANT of 12,800 acres
of land to the utile, taken in alternate sections
on each aide of Its road. 'This Is an absolute do
nation, and will be a source of large revenue in
. the-future...
GOVERN3rENT GRANT of United States
Thirty,-year Bonds, amounting to fr0M.16,000 '
to $4 8, per mile, according to, the dlelcul
' ties to be surmounted on the various sections to
be built. The Government takes a second moil
, gage as security, and it is expected that not only
the Interest. but the Drlnclp,l 'amount may be
paid In services rendered by the Company In
transportlni troops, mails. &e. The Inter:pit Is
• now much more than paid in, this way, besides
securing agreat saving In time and money to the
Government.
._. • • .
ciov*irglirwr GRANT of , ,the- right to
• issue Mat awn. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to
ftd iptbnilding the road, to:. the same amount' as
the ti..l3:Bands. issued far the saps urpose t
and • nri More: The Government . permit'? the
Traiiiei for the',E,'lrst ifOritriin liondholders to
dente?. ilea "Bonds to thi.Company onir aisthe
road is Cotettdateds and•alter it ,hae been eXatedn.
ed tinitedlitatea bimud s atone and',
ncomeedtO•betti ) a).l drat=class
rout, laid with a Heavy T Falk'andmnipletely,
:• traplAted. ,wittr•depota,:statlona, f turnon4; car-, :
shops, locomailyes, Cara; • ' '
, 870C11. SUBSCRIPTION from
;the suieknidderat or lirtikilittEit E 4 14}111 ,
• iiOx 'DOLLARS hate Arlen p in:upon ;the
work alreidt done, increafied
Ls the wantrortlle Company rennin. •
71. , -.14T:C4)311 E.Aligitildllon its Way Business,
thst alreadyAinonntia ?daft TH'E'
T4Rlz B T4nStt, Mortgage , BOWL, ',These
settings *it !ndl, ati
aattot off tin ,yast . t4rough
trams Allot inpat toltOWthe olikk of the'line
t4lil . Naclgi:S. l 4they teritahat Chats ''
i.
FIRS* . ifintonrcAcgi.„BONDS
.
• . upon such aProperts - „ , costing nearly, three timer
their s . anti:nine, ARE S/NIIII.P, : ..t?Fy T W).AN:k .
'CONtititi.SNDY.
' - • :
Th'eXinton..Paciflv llonds Teaza, see for.
si;obo •e!,:eh,- and have coupons attached„ Thai
`bear annual interest, piyabie env . ttie 'flrit'ifstys of
January arid 'Sidi,' 'at tiro COmpany's Office. in the,.
city of Ned,YOik, at the rate ,cdatx. per cent., in
goht ' ThePrincloal is paiaideln gold at iiitailty;
Tne price Is 10'A, and at' .I,lm — prehmit rate:of gold,
they Ply a liberal Mem:upon their goat! , . •
' The 'Denman} , 'believe that these Botds, at the
present 'rate., are the cheapest In • the market, 'and'
reserve the right to , advance the price at any Ulna..
•• Subscriptlona will be received in Pittsburgh by ,
JAMES' T. IiRADY & Co., corner "of Wood
an4'Fonrtls Streetbt
BA 'cuttatiElt &Co corner of Wood
and Third Streets'
Met LEAN & (394 15Pourth Street:
PH. lt. BIERTz. currier oth and Wood Sta.:,
ItOtipifjoisit EROS, TS Fourth - street; ,
„ • , AND IN NNW YORK .
At the ConnininealDfilee, Nassau
Street. and thy •
JOHN .1. CISCO At SOS,. Danhera. No. 59
Walt Street, and. by the. Company's advertised
agents throughout the United States.. .
'Remittances should be glide in 1 drifts or other
funds par irt New York, and, tile Bonds will be sent
free of charge 'by return express. Parties sub.
scribing through .local agents, will lock to, them for
their sato delivbry. • .- •
PAXPHLET AND -MAP FOR 1868 has just
been published by. the Company, giving fuller in
formation than is possible In an advertisement. re
specting the Progress of the Work. the 'Resources
.of 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
.ogicesi er to .a ny of ,the advertised . agents.
,
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer,
mwr ITEW YUitß
MISCELLANE •
F W. C. FELDA C 9.9 •
• : DEALEMS 114 • .
GLUE, 1711:71,0140 ' BATA, '
~. . . .
' '
Tanners , Seraps t .,Ceroonsf Cattle:Talla t
DoNt s j : Niars FO O T, O I L , OILI 4 1 - :,,
Office sad 'Warehouse. 'To. 330. LIBERTY•ST.,
, 3d door th!ta Wiikqe. ,_ ~, ~;, ,i, ;. , ;,- 1 ,
:• • ,:, , ••-< ' l' ; . pirSßll/ 51 / 1 , j'A.
' ' 1 t - 'IOI.G.iiTE iSE , CO• 9 8
i , .... , ,q4 , -- N../ ~ F i tsonsiirr - .
,
krn e l TOILET SOAPS,
n ti V . .i'id'PreliiretliAeseled wok.
c]
" ( (% / ii • , f * t"tt " Tia n t f r :k u r lawn as thi
.7 iv 4m) by dettlers bud coat,amers.
.. - said everiwbere. der:wir
pal' 111 Elt, IBELT/NO , , the beat
quality (MIX 'tanned, 'IPIP __in hand at the
((Test rates . - f ; O. 1f, , L14 killj o Luti. -
,
COPIEBTE*3ION MERCHANTS.
J. L. DILLINCIEII c...A1 M. STEVZ-NSON
-
BLUBBER 84. S
invENsow,
COMAISSION HER
CHANTS,
•
•
No. 87 Se cord' Street, Pittsburgh; 'Pa.
RECEIVE AND SELL • •
All • Kinds of Country 'Produce.
.
All orders for Merchandise promptly filled. at
LOWEST market rates. rarlicular attention given
to the sale of Rutter, Eggs', Cheese, Dried Fruits,
&c, We feel•confident that we can-give entire sat
isfaction, by making QUICK sattp, and rnottror RE
nat.'s s. at utearner itAna puturat, and therefore
re otectfully solicit your consignments. Ail answeredcorre
'er°nnitincedefr i rant r i o TtO t r i tt r arri v e e l t: l : l 4 es .-
an 3137- - •
WATT, LANG &
Groceries, Flour, Grain, Produce, Pro
visions, Fish, Cheese, Carbon Oil. &c.,
Nos.. 172 and 174 WOOD STREET, near Liberty
street. Pittsburgh. Pa. , notunaS
J. ' B. CANFIELD ....A. T. CANFIELD.
tj. , B. CANFIELD &• SON,- COM
• MISSION MERCHANTS, and Wholesale
eaters in Goshen, Factory. Hamburg and W. It.
Cheese, Sutter, Lard, Pork, Bacon, Flour, Fish,
Dried }mit, Grain, Pig Lead, Pot, Pearl and S. , ila
Ashes, IV bite Lime. Linseed, Lard. Coal and Car
bon Oils, No. 141 First street. Pittsburgh.
Auctionai
TEM
137EIME ' J. A: iiTILELLS.
Air STEELE & SON,
Commission Merchants, -
AND DEALZRB-IN
FLOUR„ GRAIN, FEED,
No. 95 OHIO STREE'I, near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
JAMBS 11. lILEANOR JOE. lIAMPSCII
MEANOR & HARPER,. .
• FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
C9M3rMSION MERCHANTS
, 329 LIBERTY STREET, gITTSBIIIIGH.
Cottelgnmsmts solicited
Barszawcks—J. G. klaitha. Cashier Mechanical
National Bank; J: B. Dilworth Co., B. T. Ken
nedy k Bro. . • Jailil24
t.
PETZII. lEZIL JAIL 7. RICHAIM
1K F 414 & ItMEALIIRT
COMISSTbN MERCHANTS, .
. ,
,
. AIM DEALERS IN
.. .
FLOITA GRAIN,:SEEDS, MILL FEED, &c., &c.,
249 Elbert', St., Pittibrurgh, '
_lcy2A;b37
Y. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 39e PENN STREET. •
aplS:zin
ALICr. WEANS . . ...... Z. Alfa
MCBANE et • ANJEIII •
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUR, (MAIN and PRODIICE GEN.
-EFGALLY, , WILMS STREET, aboie
Plttaburga. • • • ' les '
F ETZER. /14 . . ARMSTRONG; ''
=MI
rogwAtran AHD oogrimos.mwErme,
For the Sale of Plour,ltlrain, Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Seed!_, Dried Frui‘. and Produce generally, No. le
MARKET STREET, cornet* of First, Pittsburgh. .
le=uB •
JOHN I. HOUSE HOW. H01781......WM: a..HOUHL.
j .
OHN I . HOUSE & BROS._,_SuC-.
tenors to JOHN I. 110WE'& - CO., Whoteazle
toners and Comm!salon Merchants,. Corner of
Bmttbneld aud Water Streets. Pittsburgh, Pa.
•
• RIDDLE, No. 183 LIDEIRTY
• STREET; Pittsburgh, Pa., Cocumissitra Mar- .
o ant and Wholesale. Dealer in Country • Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures. -Cash ad
vanced on Conalguments, and paid for Produce gen
erully:" - Ann
BOAT. KNOX •
A-VPILIW•
AItKNOX • Bi, SON, COMMISSION
IVERCHANTS and dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN
FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, No.
,79 DIAMOND, opposite City Hall, Allegheny City.
Jal7:Y37 -
1 ITI'LE, BAIRD & PA'IvrON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchant and
eaters In Produce., Flour, , Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
C a rbon and . Lard 011, Iron, Balls, Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
1I and 114 SECOND BT • ET. Pittsburgh.,
.10113 811IPTOR.
§LUPTON&WALLACE,WHOLE
SAVE GROCERS AN ITPRODHyr, PEALERSI
0. 6 SIXTH STREET. Patabcaith. - %HUSS
aLbEßnui ANTD POLIQE XAOLVILM
. Office, 120 WYLIE STREET, near Washington,
• , , ‘,
Deeds, 'Donde, Mortgages, _Acknowledgments,
De dons, Collections, and ;all other. legytimate,
business executed promptly.. ' mum: n9' '
SAMUEL McMASTEUEIi
- -
11rz.Offtela Justine at the Teats - and Pollee Valets.
taste. Ofte__,_e
IS GRANT STREET, epposite the CIL.
ttedrali PITTBERBLI: PA.. ; ;•t is . • • •
Deeds, Roads, Mortgages, AcknoWledgmente t
De'Positlensf aid alla.egal Business executed with
.promptness and dispatch. , mule .
.EIJSTAPX.: NAOWt9WI,-..::
';•: • •
AIWUCE , AV:le .7)LSCR; AND:
mAppTAA.TE,
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA:AVENtIE, fiItIthIJRGH, PA:
'Deeds, 'Bolide,' mortgages,'..keirneiwtedgmeritit,
Denocdtlankand 64 , Legallitukineas executed.with
promptness and die ate n. - ' -" • my 29
4. 1 1 4 4f00 Of, 4 14 e•rCartIr•
CONVEYANCEIiiagAi. ESTATE & INSURANCE ART,
CA.I2.SCiIt 'EAST BIRMINGHAM:
t .colieotlit of 'Unlit soltoltod mind promptly Attend
ed to. . . . ntY346O
lAritLikiii H. nAnsmi, -
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,,CONVEYANCER,'&C,
Office, CIARSOIC STlttitT, neerty opposite , th o
.124.11 war Depot, SOUTH PITTSBURGIIVI
' Business entrusted to hls care prorripay attend
ed to. • • • • . - • tnYI:YBI
&` ~'ERGUSON, .
SICOND FLOOR. FRONT ROOM
TOWN W. RIDDELL,
ATToRNEY-AT-tAW.
Otitee,ll6lllamonit Street,
(qiwosito the .00.ws Etouse,)
tels:t44
W e A. LEWIB , ,,
ATTORNEY—AT—LAW,
. •
No. 99 Iname l nd street,
i3i115:08 1 , 11781311RGH, PA.
H. C. IILiCKRELIo
ATTORNEY AND;COUNEVIR AT LAW.,
No. S 9 Grant Street,
My24:b25
JOHN, AA:STRAIN,
AJW:I3EIIII7LALDT,
. .
EX-OFFICIO •JOiiTICE .OF THE PEACE ,AND
POLICE HADIFITILA.T.E. .- •
Oflice,ll2 FIFTH BTllRCF,,9ppopite the Catbe
drai, Plttetiagh,' Deeds ,' lioliold;:hlottgitges
Acknowledgments, Depealtionepind 411 Legal Bit Li
nage executed with nromptness Cud dispatch;
RCHUSALD ISLAKELEY,
201 - roxtlvrar n ler-7.e.w.,
No. eS rirru sTitarr.
lipe . :29O:d&P ' PIitSBVBGE'
•VEST ,C01511111103r. . :' - - .
, w w,
'' BrahAirif3 'StOne ' TrOrk B ; '• •
Northwest r,orner of Weot 'Cotillion, Alleghenw.:',
,1 . FRED ' S AT:V*I'I6B,de CO.
Baca on. b an 'd or krepare on otrort notice Hearth
and, Step Stones: Flags for Oldewalks, Brewer !
Panne, ao. Head and Tomb Stoned, &a. •
Orders fßomPU7Pic"" d ' 11 4 4 4 1 ril. lll 4c ( nOle
... ,
WROLESALZ DEALERS Ilt
PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNZ.Y-AT-till/V,
No. 87 Fifth Street,
'PITTSBURGH; PA.
flrrEilitnuth. PA
STONE.'
- -
pITTSBURGII andaMOM
CONNELLSVILLE R. R.
On and after THURSDAY, March Bth, MitMr
trains Will arrive at and depart from the Depot, tor.
ner of Grant and Water streets, as follows:.
.Depart., Arrfae.
Mall to and from Uniont'n. 7:00 A. sr. 13:00 r. M.
MeKeesimn-t Accommodt , n.ll:oo A. M. 2:05 P.M.
Ex. to and from Unlont , n. 3:00 P. M. 10:00 A. M.
West Newton Acconamod , n. 4:3o'p. M. 8:35 A. is.
Braddc.ek's Accommodat'n 6:15 r. M. 7:50 P. M.
Night Acc. to McKeesinvt.lo:3o P. M. 13:40 A. 2.
Sunday Church Train to and ,
- from West newton 1:00 P. 2. 10:00 A. Y :
. For tickets apply t 3
J. B. MEND,' Agent.
W. B. STOUT; Superintendent. mbS
ANGE'of TIME.
On'and after WEDNESDAY, 7:25 P. 15. August
12th; 1868, TWO TRAINS DAILY will leave
Pittsburgh Ration, corner Pike and Canal streete,
for Franklin, till City, Buffalo, and all points In the.
Oil Regions. ,
LE.A.VSPITTSBORG I I.. ;ARRIVE IN rITTSHITROU.'
Mail 8:05 a m i Mall 4:50p tn.
Ex prees .. . 7:25p m Express..".: . 6:95 am
Brady's B'd Ac 3 : 25 p m B'adys ic 10:20 am
Ist Soda Works • Ist Soda Works
Accomod'n..l.l:oo am, Accomoda'n. 7:50 ain
2d Soda Works,• 2d Soda Works
Accomod'n .. 5:20p m! Accomoda'n. 2:50 p
Mixed Wav T'n 6:20 a inNixed T'n 8:25 pin
Halton Acc'n.. 6:20 a ni!Hulton'Aceli.. 8:35 a in
larmstrong Ae. 6:20 p m
Church Train leave Pltteburgh .1.01.0 P. M. Ar
rive In Pittsburgh at 9:50 A. If.
Passengers taking express train have but one
change of cars bi tween. Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Oil
Regions. Mail and Express Trams stop only at
principal points. Mixed Way and Accommodation
trains Stop at all stations.
THOMAS HMO, Aes`t.,Sun i
W. POSTE
HOP K, Arent.
PDINCLXNATI AND ST.
UIR RAILWAY.
PAN HANDLE ROlll%.
CHANGE OP TIME;—On and after SUNDAY,
June 21st, 1808, trains will leave and arrive at the
Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time:
Depart. Arrker. -
Mall Express 2:15 a. m. li . CIO a. m. -
Fast Line 9:40 a. m. 7:15 p. m.
Fast Express 2:10 p. m.. 11:20 a. m.
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 Accommod'n. 3:55 p.m. 9:30 a. m.
McDOnald , s.Acc'n, No. 2.. 5:25 p. m. 9210 a. as.
EttcLlM Ntrricx.—Stniday Express leaves at 2:10
sk. m. arriving In Cincinnati at 6:00 a. m. the next
morning'.
The 0:40 a. In. Train leaves daily, Sundays ex
cepted; and makes close connections at Newark for
Zanesville, and
'
, points on SandutiSandusky,„Mtuasfield
Newark .
S. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent.
W. W. CARD. flap't., Steubenville. •
. . ,
-, I. §§
B &
‘ . GH FORT WAYNE lc CHICAGO R.
W. AND CLEVELAND & PITTSBI3t6IIIi. Bi. -
From June 101,7.'1868, trains will leave tram—
and arrive at the Union Depot, north tide, thy
time, as fellows . : : :,....: .
Leave , . rve.. ' ' . •::
Chicago Ex...; 2:03 a m ', A
Chicago Ex ri .
. . 2:08 ant
Cleveland Ex.. ,2:03 a miCievetand Er . 2:08 am :
Erie & YgnSI"I 7:28 am rnicago Ez.... 11:23 am.
Cl. & Wh , lt Mg 6:13 a m Wheeling Ex..11:08 am •
'Chicago Kv.11:1 :61584 m St: Leads Ex.. 3:33 pm •
Chicago Vv._.,.. 943 a m C1..9 Wh`gt Ex- 4:38 pm:
Cl.' &Wh_gE.l.'3pm Erie 06 Yg_hi Ex, 6:13 pm.
Chicago Ex.., . 1:58,p m Chien= Ex. . 4:23 p m
Wt. tErte Ex : : 4:48 pn. CI: &Will gx"7, - og pia' •
' . Depart from ditephinals. Arrive:lli ~ditereay. , •
N. llarigt'is dc. ' B:sB*a m N. Reigt'n An./ :03 aat
Leetestaie:r,l•,,go4.3 a m N.Brigt.'n - r" ' :28 atm - .
" ' ""11158 a m yellsville "• _-'8:53 eat '
,Rochester •,'' . ~, iit:23 pm egg. Castle.: ' t 10:13 a vs. - .
Wellerv'e ACc - .'. ' 3:43p m Leetsdale " 9:13 IL=
Leetsdale:6.f.. ',4:L3pm "
i.
" 1:08 pm !
N. Brigt'n '.- 5:33 pm N. Brigt`n " 2:43pm. ,
N. Brigoa," -... '612/3p m Leetsdale • tt 4.:53 p=-
Leetsdale " . 10:43pm " 1' - 'j''; 7:2Bpm ,
.• air 1:58 p. in. - Cbdcago Express leaves daily,
air 34:9 3a.m. Chicago E x press arrives daily.. '-
. )ea , .•--' ', 1 It: B. BYERS, General Ticket Agent.
ENNSTILVAN
CENTRAL ICAILRO,
and after June 7th,
atand depart from tit,
Waahtngton and Liberty a
sterive.
Mail Train"—, 1:15 aml
Fast Line 1:40 tat
Wall's No. 1.. '8:20 am!
Latrobe /tent 7:50 aml
Wall's No. 0 .. 8:50 am!
Cincinnati 9:10 a ml
Johnstown Ac.10:35 a ml
Baltimore Ex. 1:00p m
Phila. Express 1:20 p m
Wallis No. 2.15 pm
Braddocks N01.5:50 p m
Wall's No. 4. 7:15 pm
Altoona Acein
.
and Emigrant'
•
Train 9:30 wird
The Church Train - leaves Wall's Station ever.
Sunday at 9:15 a. reaching Pittsburgh at 10:08
t. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p. m.
and arrives at Wail's Station at 2:00 p.
•Cineinnatt E`xpress leaves daily. All other trains
.dallylWept.Suuday.: • . • • •
For further information apply to
• • " .• • Rai l ro a d ECKIVITII, Agent.:
The Penntiyivinia Company will.mot aa
raine Sul risk,Ter Baggage, except for wearbsir sp.
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Iltradred
Dollars' in value. All Baggage exceedin_g that _
amount In value will be at the risk or . the thrift; un- '
teal - Stahel:l:by special contract. . • • • ,
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, *
Jet General Superintendent,-Altoona, Pa.
MMMI
STERN PENN-a l t=gal
:SYLVANIA RAIL-
R D.—On and after Augiht 16th, 1868, _ Fmt.
4 seuger Trains on the Western Penturylvanta 8a11...-
road Till arrive at and depart
,from the „Federal _
Street Depot,‘Allegheny . qty. as follows:
_Arrive. - Depart .: . ,
Springd:e No 1 - 6:35 ain Mall • - 8:50 sin
Freeport, No. 1,8: L 5 a In Freeport 'No: r 9:50 am -
Express:,,ti. - .410:1'5 m Sharptrg AR! : 111;g6 am ,
Illtarpb'g No.l, 1:45 p m Express... , - pro ,
Freeport No: g '4l'lo p m SprMgd..le No 1 3:50, pin
Mall . 5:56 p m c.eport N0..2` 6:05 pm
Springd'e Nat •- T:10 p m Soulagd'e No :42:15 pm.,
Above trains run daily except :.‘unday. .
The Cluirch Train leaves Allegheny Janet. Silvery
Sundayut 7340 sn. reaching. Allegheng4lLty
9:50 a. m. - Iteturnimig, leaves Allegheny City 'at
1610. th //4.6 1 4494115 14-5 1W61:5 1 1F Oland; lat *AS
m.
ecui3trmserrOX 'lCitsTs—lror silt tr pet
Twenty.between Allegheny City, .ChestnuMet,
Ilettla...Bennettiltne Creek. Etna Unctkausrpsborgi . .l
and good only on the trains stopping at,Stuttuns
cited on tickets .. - : • • • ' ' - ' • •
- she
The trains Jeaving Allegheny City at &IS a. in.”
andll in.st; mike direst connection at Freeport
with,Walker , e line of - Stages for Butlerand
iThrouT -tickets may be purchused 'the
Office,No. 3 t, Clair street, near the Saslow:Wort:-
Bridge , Pitts*. rgh, , tuld,at the to
JAMES
5 : 11 eyllylni•
F9r ; inrtherlatirmatlarn apply to •
JAMES LEFFERTS, Agent,
- :- Federal Street Depot.
The Western:Pennsylvania Railroad will not as-.-
. eqr l2 4 any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel, and limit the!. responalbllity 93 Due Hundred
Dollars in value.. AU baggage, exceeding this ,
amount In value will be at the risk otthe Owner, an
teas taken: by special contract... •
DWARDT-1 1 . 41tTAANIN •
)43en...ral Superintendent. Altoona. ra. •
Atllff
S . 1 ""aligliE
MON PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Eastern Dividon.
Tlie SHORTEST AND MOST RELIABLE =VTR
frog,. the East to all points In
Colorado, Nevada,
California, Utah,
Arizona,
Ap4:W7B
New Mexico, Idaho,
Two Trains leave State Lino arri v alanworth
Oregon.
daily, (Sundays exceptedo on the of trains of
Pacific Railroad from St. Louis, and nuaninal and
St. 'Jo Railroad from Quincy, connecOnv at Law
renne, Topeka and Wamego with 6[4..6 for all
points In Kansas, At end_, of track west of Ells
worth with the - UNITED STATES EXPRESS COM
PANY'S DAILY LINE• 07 OVERLAND MALL
AND EXE'RESS COACHES FOS
VEZt; BALI LgAIEI;
And all Points in the irprritoriet,
And with SANDEESON , S TITI-WEEkLY LINE of
COACHES for Fort Union Bent ' s Fort, Pl lB4 , Allei
glue.m,xl F a r Fe, and all points in. Arizona mid .
. With the, recent addition of rolling stock and
equipment,- and the arrangements made with re
sponsible Overland • Transportation Lines 'from Its
western terminus this road now offers unequalled
factutina for tha transmission of freight to the Far
West.
Tle.kets !be sale at all the-principal ofileesin the .
United States and'Canadas..
Be sum an d ask for tioketa sin THE ' SHOWF
HELL notrrA
VISION UNION pAcxyzo. Bau.Av
EASTERN DI . - -
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Genera; Freight hnd!Ficitet, Agent.
TO LIVEIRp •
OOL ANDsalk.
"QtRENSTOWN...
Tian
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Tn IN IMAM STpAIWPIII4'
NsisbertnislitieS veseele, among themthe celebrated t •
CITY, OF PARIS. CITY OF ANTWEIT,
CITY OF, BOSTON,' CITY OF BALTIMORE, •
CITY oF LONDON. • ,
saijink I-VERT SATURDAY; Alen Pier 41: 4 W
Itiver, New York. • For passage or farther - •
tloa apply t 0 . •
WILLIAM lIIIW/HAVi
voirirrn elldter •
.Nfrao7,cepcoeuertat. • '.•
DI
RAILROADS.
. .r' i,: ,'~.. 1
;1868,. Trains: will aN•
6 Union Depot, corner of
reete, as follow/1: • •
Depart.
Day Express.. 2'.25
wall's No. 1.. 4E30 a m
!Mall Train Vso'a m
f.oinelunatt Ex 11240 a m
Wall's N 0.2.. 11:51a na
!Johnstown Ac. - 3:05 pm
IBraddochs Not 4:00 pia
Phila. Expres. 4:50 pm
Wall'e. No. 3.. '.5:10 pm
Wall's No. it.: 6:15 pm
Fast Line 7:30 pm .
Latrobe Acc'n 8:50 pm
SwissTae Ac'n 10:50 pm
Washington,
A. ANDEssoNi
Gener*Bitpeiintendeini:
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