.
cial Natters in 'New York.
Gold Closed at 144@144K.
[BY .Telegraph to the Plttehurgh Gazette.l
NEW Yoga, September 4 , 1865.
MONEY AND GOLD.
Money easyat 3@4 per cent. on call.
The movements, of money from Now Eng
'and and Philadelphia to this city offsets to
. some exteEt the shipments-now disking
~to the West, which are estimated at three
millions this week. Sterlingfirm at 9@9%,
while 9% is asked by some bankers; the
demand from impo tem is increasing. Gold
without material change, but more active
and strong; opened at 143%, fell to 143 6 „
advanced to 144%, and closed at 144@144g.
GOVERN3IENTS
Governments are dull without decided
change, closing weak: Coupons of 1831, 114;
do . . of 1862, 113@l13%; do. of 1864, 109%®
109%; do. of 1665, 111%@111%; do. new,
108%@1083;, do. 1867, 108%®108%; do. of
1 868, 108%@108%; Ten-Forties, 104%@105.
BORDER. STATE norms.
State bonds more active and higher;
souris, 92%@,93 Old Tennessees, 66@68g,
New Tennes,ee ' 6;i l /G67; Old North Caro
linas, 63; new yirginias, 521 ®55.
STOCKS.
Stocks unsettled to-d ty by heavy sales of
Rock Island yesterday afternoon, and it is
stated that 14600 shares were sold by Mr.
Woedward Ito Mr. Tobin at 103
both are heavy speculators. The lat
ter is said to have been a heavy seller
at higher rates, while the former is sup
posed to have the stock on hand. The
market declined generally but closed
steady though very dull at a slight advance
from the lowest point. Express shares
' firm. Miscellaneous dull.
p 5:30 ramEs: Canton, 48; Cumlsiland, 29
@3O; Wells' Express, 25%@261/ i ; Ameri
can, 44@46; Adams, 48%@491/0 United
States, 44; Merchants, 223 23; Quicksil
ver. 2034@20%; Pacific Mail, 102(4)102%;
Weitern Union Telegraph. 34@34 1 /.; New
York Central, 126%0126%; Erie, 463:.@46X;
do. preferred, 693§@71;` Hudson, 13934®140;
• Reading, 92 1 /,®9234; Ohio and Mississippi,
29%@20%;.Wabash, 59@5934; do. prefer
, redi7l; St. Paul, 7934; do. preferred,BsX@
86; Chicago and Alton, 142; do. preferred,
!141; Michigan Central, 117©11834; Michigan
Southern,- 85%@85%; Illinois Central, 143;
:Pittsburgi, 87 , 587 1 /.; Toledo, 107%@)10734;
,Rock Isla id, 102(4)102%; Northwest
' ern, 85%@‘85%; do. 4 preferred, 85%
®8534; Fort . Wayne, 108@l08%; Hart
ford and _Erie 22%@V..% Terre Haute,
..40©42; preferred 6434; Ashtabula, 100; Col
umbus, Cincinnati tic Indianapolis, 81; Du
buque Sion lc. City, 8034.
• :MINING SHARES
'Pull: Smith •Ar. Parmlee,. 45; Montana, 47.
..flo quotations from Bostofi to-day.
SUB-TREASURY MATTERS.
Receipts at Sub-Treasury, $2,114,401; pay
.ments, $1,286,720; balance, $87,812,120.
New York Produce Market.
[By relegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
N.Ew Yonn, September 4.—Cotton heavy
and lower; -950 bales sold at 29;030e for
, middling uplands. Flour; receipts, 8,670
winter wheat. Flour dull and lower;
,:spring scarce and a shade firmer; 6,900 obis
$6,90a8,10 for superfine State western;
18a9 for extra .State; $8,10a9,85 for extra
;:'7western, $9,90a11,75 for white wheat extra;
:..48,70a11,75 for It; H. 0.; $9,50a11 for extra
::.;St: Louis; sllal4 for good to choice do, clos
ling quiet. California heavy; 300 sacks s..rld
$9,75a12. Rye flour quie t; 100 bbls at
ifb7a9,25. Corn meal quiet; 50 bbls state at
45,75 for yellow. Whisky none. Receipts;
~ :lwheat, $9,965 bush. Spring wheat quiet
'and steady; winter dull and lc lower; 33,000
bush sold at $2,0234a204 for Ho. 2 spring;
132.18a2,20 for red winter western; $2,2234a
:?,30 for Amber Indiana; $2,45 for white St.
Loui-; $2,52a2,62 for white Michigan; $2,68f0r
- white Wabash; $2.80 for White California
and $2,12 for red St. --Rye dull and
heavy, with sales 900 bush western at 11,45
1a1,55. Barley nominal. Barley Malt quiet
with sales 5,000 bush at' $2,20a2, Corn;
receipts-29,326 bush; market dull and lc
lower,.with sales 58,000 bush at $1,17a1,2234
for unsound, and $1,23 for sound mixed
western. Oats firmer for old, but the mar-,,
lint is dull and drooping for new; receipts,
'7,398 bush; sales, 48,000 bush at 810 for
-AVestern in store;. 82Y4a83Y i c for do afloat;
:70p74c for new do; closing at 73c afloat.
aim dull. Coffee nominal. Sugar steady,
'with sales 320 lilids Cuba at 104a11ge. Mo-
Aliases dull.- Petroleum: dull at 14%11.143-10
:or crude: - and 31c for refined bonded.
Hops quiet at 30a40c 'flar new crop. Pork
lrmer and quiet, with sales 1,250 bbls at
;$28,80a28,90 for mess; closing at' $28,85 for
.gash, and $2475 for old do: $22 1 / 2 50a24,50 for
,:prime; $25,75a26 for Prime mess... Beef
titeady, with pales 120, bbls _at $14,50a20,50
new plain' mess; $20,50.824,75 for new
'extra. mess. Tierce Beef. quiet at 121a3.3 -
:Or prime mess, and $30836 for India mess.
Beef Hams dull at 25a32c. Cut Meats
steady, with sales 185 packages at 133ia14c
or Shoulders; 16a1934c t.r Hams. Mid-
Iles firmer and quiet, with sales 200 boxes
~ :iumberland my, January delivery, at
-12 No. Lard firmer, with sales 1,430 tierces
et 1.9Ma19 6 8 e for steam, and 193(,a19%.1 for
settle rendered. Butter steady and quiet
it 31538 c for -Ohio, and 38a43c for State.
3hoese a shade better at 11.417c34,c. Freights
o Liverpool are quiet and without material
dteration.
LATEST—FIour closed dull 'and heavy
nd with a strongly doward tendency for
.: i vinter, and quiet and very firm for spring
'wheat brands. Wheat is irregular and un
iettled; spring's scarce and firmly held;
!sinter, is in fair supplyand is tending down-
Rye is dull and heavy and sells at
~1,45456 for western, inside price for info
llor. Oafa, the- market is firm for, old at 81c
!tt store, and 183 c afloat and is dull and
tJeavy for new at 69a70c at- the railroad
-depot, and 72a73c afloat. Corn is lower and
it'll at 81,1651.21% for unsound and $1.22a
for sound new mixed western, afloat.
•:l'ork is quiet and steady; sales were matte
$28,80 28Afor mess, cash; and regular
Ales of 250 bbls mess were made, ailment!),
1 $29. Beef is quiet and steady. Cur
f - i'sleats are in fair demand at full prices.
tac,on is firm - and with a fair demand: Lard ,
•:as very firm at 19%a19%c for fair to prime
'team, the latter an ; extreme figure. Eggs
re in fair demand at 25a28e. ,
.4'
Toledo Mirliet.
43y Telegraph to , pit Pltterrgh Ojr.ette.l
fie
TOLEDO, ptenibet—R' 4. --4,195
ibis flour, 30,916 bus t, 23,195 bus corn,
7,364 bus oats, 2,770 bus rye. Shipments:—
,279 bbla Hour, 3,630 bui wheat, 1,200 bus'
...urn, 11,918 bus oats, 400 bus rye. Flour—
Iles
f white;at 111,50, and amber $10,50.
trheat—amb-r a shade lower; , other glades
'f i thout ntaterlal change; ,rahswhite
;an at $2,1314;14; amber 12;1 - 5; am.
or Michigan $2,031/02,04; , No. 1 red $2,00;
70. 2 $l.BB, No. 3 11,78; No. 2 sppring 11,65 a
,66, No. 3 do: $1,63; amber, seller, Septem
3r, 2,03 1 . A. Corn' steady; sales No. 1 at
1,04. Oats a shade'lower; No. $1,57; No. 2
5 %..c• Rye steady ; No. 1$1,30; N 0.211,25.
reights unchtniged: 6c on wheat to Buffalo.
. Philadelphia • Merkel:
IV Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Catena.,
PHILADELPHIA, September 4.---Petrble
m quiet; crude is held 21c In barrels; 15c
bulk: refined, 31a31 W. , Flour dultand
eak. Wheat.-very: dull and: weak: sake
000 bush red at $2;20az,30, and white at
!,50a2,60. Byelsteardy.' Corn in good 'de.:
and; sales 0,000 bush mixed -western at
,24a1,30; Pennsylvania ; yellow, 11,22,
sts in fair de - Mend:for Western at 67a72c,
rovisions unchanged.
.1 1 .10.., ± 4 W 2 re f
Telegraph no the rittaburgb tiazeiced
BALTIMOR:E, , ' Septenlb,r ,4.: 7 -Flour quiet
td unelianed ... Wheat _4"411, and un
.anged. Ctirn , d6ll; white .#4,23a1,2
nor 1,10a1,;121' SUL 1, ailNcl . bhailged.'
re steady at , 1,35a1',40; PiovunoitS firm
.d unchanged.
Chicago Market.
CBy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette
CHICAGO, September 4.---Flour dull and
steady at $7,50a8,50 for spring
_extras:
Wheat active and ;isle lower; sales of No.
1 at $1,70a1,7034, and No. 2 at $1,61a1,62,
closing firm at $1,61 for No. 2, and sales
since change at $1,62 'for No. 2. Corn ac
tive and %ale lowerrsales of No, 1 at 97X
a9834c, No. 2at 97a973/,. and rejected at
93;4c, closing firm at 98c for No. 1; sales
this afternoon at 98c for No. I. Oats active
and jc lower; sales at 52a52.%c for No. 1,
closing at 52a52/c. Rye steady and Mc
higher, closing at $1,25a1,2534 for No. 1 in
store. Barley in good speculative demand,
and 23a3c higher, Closing at $1,62a1,63 for
No. 2 in store. Highwines steady and
quiet; sales of free at $1,30. Provisions
quiet and unchang4 Mess Pork $28,50.
Lard 'lBy,alB;4c. Bulk meats neglected.
Receipts; FL , ur, 16,804 barrels; wheat,
131,378 bushels; corn; 157,815 bushels; oats,
225,563; hogs, 5,873 head. Shipments:
Flour, 12,423 barrels; wheat, 157,327 bush
els; corn, 55,566 bushels; oats, 296,062
bushels.
• Cincinnati Market. .
WV Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
CINCINNATI, September 4.—Flour steady:
family, $9,50a9,75. Wheat firmer at 52.
Corn in good 'demand at 96a98c foi ear.
shelled is had at $l. Rye d ull at 51,38a1,40;
Oats steady at 55c for No 1. Barley'wun
changed and quiet. Cotton' unchanged;
middling, 29c. Tobacco steady at full prices.
Whisky dull at 65c in bond. Provisions
firm but quiet. Mess pork in order with
a demand at 529. Bulk meats are held at
1 2 / a 123 o, but these rates are - yZc above
the views of buyers. Bacon firm but quiet
at 13r/ i c for shoulders, and 17Vo for clear
sides; sugar cured hams dull at 20a21c.
Lard firmer under the news from Liver
po.3l-and sold 4 18;40; it could not have
been bought to toff any extent at this rate at
the close. Butter firm at 33a37c for fresh.
Eggs, 16c. Cheese, 15;0144c. Flax seed
in demand at $2,35a2,40. Clover seed is
held at 515. Tim , •thy seed in demand at
52,65 on arrival. Gold, 143;4 buying.
Louisville Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
Lotrisyna.k, September 4.—Tobacco;
sales of 55 hhds• lugs to common leaf 17a
12,75; Hart county medium wrapper $28,50.
Wheat $2,00a2,05. Flour; superfine $6,75a
7,00. Cornl3sa9oc. Oats 45a50c. Rye $1,25
a 1,30. Sugar- '
hard refined 16; , fc. Mess
Pork $29. 'Lard 1834a18,(0. Bacon; shoul
ders 133‘; clear ribbed' sides 163;c; clear
sides 17140. Bulk Meats; shoulders 125 c:
clear sides 16,40. Whisky; raw free 11,27 a
1,30. --
Detroit Market.
LBy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Garette.l
DI:M.I3OIT, September 4.—Flour: there is
no change in the market and the demand
is light; sales' were made at f10,50a11,00.
Wheat:No. 1 white is unchanged and there
is but a limited demand at 152,22; No. 2 is
heavy with anxious Lenient at $2,10; No. 1
amber is qttlet and lirm at $2,02a2,03.
IMPORTS BY RAIILROAD.
Pirrsstrzoll, CINCINNATI AND ST. Loins
RA/LDOAD. September 4. car con,
Brown& Williams; 1 car stone, l
Painter r &
Son; 1 car wheat, Kennedy & Bro; 2 cars
bulk meat F Sellers & Co; 10 tcs lard, Watt
Lang & Co; 15 do hains, 3do beef, Jas Lip
pincott; 3 do do. E M Myers & Co; 3 dodo,.
J P Hanna & Co; 10 bbls spirits, F Evart &
Co; 5 do cement, McClarren &. M'Kennan;
23 bbls oil, Isiah Dickey & Co; 27 bales cot
ton, A H Childs & Co; 1 tc beef; R & A Car
son; 50 boxes candles, A rbuckles & Co; 5 do
do, 5 do lard, S Cooper & Co; 6 pkgs tobacco,
J A Maguire, 25 do do, W H Kirkpatrick&
Co; 2 bbls liquor, Wm Clinton; 101 sks, 16
bbls potatoes, Voigt,Mahood & Co; 100 bbls
flour, R Knox & Son; 1 car bn11: meat, J H
Parker; 3 cars wheat, J S Liggett Jr Co; 40
bales hay, J & W Fairly; 30 do do H M
Henderson; 1 car corn, M Steel Jr San; 1 car
flour and feed, Stewart & Langenheiru; 20
bbls whisky, J H Finch Jr Co; 65 bbls pota
toes, Vangorder & Shepard; 3 bbls eggs, J
J Pettit; 5 bbls apples, Graff & Reiter; 4 do
do, W H Graff & Co; 5 do do, Head & Metz
ger; 25 bbls flour, I B Campbell; 5 bbls oil,
J P Scott; 45 sks oats, 8 do wheat, I bbl eggs,
Robb Jr Herron; 1 car / barley Spencer & I
M.'Kay.
PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD. September 4.-8 cars metal.
Nitnick & Co; 6 do do, Jos Wood, Son & Co;
Ido do, Brown & Co; Ido do, IL Riddle;
200 bbis flour , M'Clure & M'Kee; 200 do do
Watt, Lang & Co; 100 do do, S Lindsey &
Co; 100 do do owner 1 car middlings, Kell &
Ritchart; 1 car barley,Hitchcock,McCreery
& CO; Ido do, Pier Datum & Co; 4 cars dry
salted shoulders, F Sellers & Co; 1 box to
bacoo,-S P Shriver & Co; 6 kitty fish, 60 bas
candles, J Dilworth & Co; 100 bbbi -flour,
Culp &Shepard; 5 bbls cider, H Rea Jr; 2
kegs butter, 11 bbls apples, iVoodworth &
Davidson; 7 bbls apples, W J Steel & Bro;
24 aka rags, MeCulloogb, Smith & Co; 32
boxes cheese, Noble & Braden; 16 do do;
•N JRraden; 14 do do W Kirkpatrick &
Co; 13 sks rags; Pitt; Paper Co; 2,5 boxew
cheese, E Heazleton; 1 car /umber, J Fletch-=
er; 4 bbis eggs, H 13iddle;p14'pkgs tobacco,
Carter, M'Grew &Co; 51 bbls whisky, Cluck
enhelmer .& Bro; 40 sewing machines,'W
Summer it Co; 12 pkgs tobacco, W J Jones;
14 pkgs spirits, J Adler & Co; 63 sks 'corn,
W Bingham; 1 case tobacco, H Dillinger;
15 boxes do, F March.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD, September 4. 5 cars iron ore,
liimick& Co; 1 car wheat, J S Liggett &
Co; 1 car iron ore, Brown & Co; 5 do do,
McKnight, Porter &Co: 2do do Bryan &
Caughey; 2 do do,Graff, Byers dic ' Co; 2 do
do, Laughlin & Go; 6 do do, Shoenberger
& Blair; 2do do, Zug ;& Co; 1 car lumber,
Mcgnewan & Douglabiu 1 car melons, S
Patrick; 2 cars 'timber, Fuller, Longhead
& Bailey; 4 cars soda ash, JL&DS Reker;
10 'bxs cheese, J Daub; 10 bbls lime,
Adams & Co; 31 aks rags, Christy & Ben
ham; 20 bxs star candles, S P Shriver &
Co; 20 bxs ink,Atwell & Loo; 1 car melons,
P Campboll;.7 bbls potatoos, 2 bdls sks,
McHeary & Hood; 9 eks rags, M.cCul
lough, Smith & Co; 24 bbls Are clay, 11 H
Collins; 2 cars lumber, J Baldinger; 20 bbis
lime, King & Co; 1 t,bl eggs, Mcßane &
Anjer; 5 do do, 5 kgs butter,ll Riddle; 4
do do, 3 bbls do, Graff & Riter; 11 bids
apples, W H Graff it Co; 3 do eggs, Ar
buckles & Co; .I car wheat, Scott & Gisal; 1
bbl eggs, 1 keg'.' butter,. Head & Metzger;
1 bbl-eggs, 1 hx do, I keg 'do, W U Kirkpa
trick & Co.
Ai4LEGEBEiIT VALLEY RAILROAD, Sep
tember 4.-14 eke potatoes, J W Benson; 4
pkge eggs, 1 0 T McKee; 3 bbls eggs, 3 bxs
butter, John Hinkle; 4 bbls eggs, John
Kllngensinith: 2 do do, 2 bxs batter,
Moorhead; 7 pkgs butter, 5 bbls eggs, A
Gallagher; 1 car lime, Jas Reno; 3 bbls
eggs, Ido butter, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 3
ears limo,tone, Shoenberger & Blair; 3 cars
metal, H Woodsides;l 1 do do, Chess,
Smyth & Co; 1 do do, Ryerson, Preston &
Co; 20 sks rye, 15 do oats, Kirkpatrick,
Herron & Co; 13 figs oats, 20 do , rye, Mc-
Henry &, Hood; 4 Ws seed, Knox & Orr; 13
bbls eggs, .1 Miller 60 bbls salt, Jas Mc-
Cully & Co; 50 sks wheat, Hitchcock, Me-
Creery de Co; 41 sks oats, W Bingham; 1
car grain, H Gornaley; 2 bbls eggs, .W it
Kirkpatrick dc
ALLEGHENY STATION, September
1 car flour .and milifeed, 200 bbls flour,
Stewart & Langenheim; Bears wheat, Ken
nedy.& Bros 859 sks flaxseed, M B Suydam;
f ear' wheat, W McKee & Co; 4 oars lime
atone, 1 car:metal,. Superior Iron Co; 50
bbls flour, A Miller & Son; 1 car whsat,
Gilmore, Straub & ' Co; 208 aka barley, ki
Het dt; 12 rolls leather, J Eisenbels;, 1 oar
staves, Ralya & Robertson; 1 car hay, H
M Ifender,on & `Co, 1 car flaxseed, Ewer,
Hamilton & Co.
, Parspunon "' , AND': . CONNELLEVILLE
wr,O4E; September 3.-71 Nils' Iron,,
wlir Wallace; 1 car metal, YoughioghenY
Iron & .Cosl' Co; ;2, bbis cement. W
Gormiey; , 3l aks wheat Wm McKee & Co:1
bblm , tona:cco:‘liin (Nay 'it Mc:thine; 10 bah,
paper; W A McClurg; 313' Las gialisware,
Michaels, B & Co.
• Gli: GAZET.E.E; .SA.TIJRDAY, SEPT-F.l'll3Eli
Memphis lharket
rßYtelegranh to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
lkfratPEris, September 4.—Cotton, 28c; re
ceipts, 7 bales; exports, 2 bales; •receipts
for the week, 49 bales; exports for the
week, 18 bales; stock, •57 bales. Flour
quiet; superfine, 87,50. Wheat none. Corp,
85a90c. Oats, 5714ca60c. Hay, $20a21.
Bran, 820. Pork. $3O. Bacon dull; should
ers, 1334 c; clear sides, 173ic. Lard, -19a20c.
11111w4t4cee Market
•
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
MILWAUKEE, Spptember 4.—Flour dull
and nominal Wheat dull and lower at
$1,72 for No. lin store, and $1,644 for No.
2. Oats dull and nominal. Corn nominally .
unchanged. Receipts-20,000 bbls flour,
91,000 bus wheat, 1,000 bus oats, 2,000 bus
corn. Shipments-0,000 bbls flour, 50,000
bus wheat, 1,000 bus oats.
Chicago Cattle ; Market.
LBY Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gaiette.l
CHICAGO, September 4:—Beef cattle quiet
at ~44,12a7.25 for common to choice ship
ping beeves. Hogs quiet at 9,12;4a10,65
for medium to extra choice.
St. Louis Cattle Market
(By Telegragh to the Platburgh Gazette.;
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.—Cattle in better sup
ply and prices firmer, ranging at $3490.
Sheep unchanged at Vas per head: fair to
choice Lambs $1,50a3,50. -
RIVER NEWS
, slow_
The river continues to swell oly at
this int with about thirty-three inches
in the hannel, according to the Mononga
pt
hela pi r marks, and something over four
feet re orted at Brunot. This 'swell, It
seems, emanated In the Youghiogheny
river, but little rain having fallen at the
Upper end of the Monongahela, and ac-
Fording to our latest advices, there is no
_prospect of a rise in the Allegheny. We
hadseveiarheavv.showers of rain yester
day, and the indications last evening were
favorable for more.
The recent rains drew quite a number of
steamboatmen to the river all of whom en
tertained strong hopes of a rise; but, we
fear that fbr the present, at least, they are
doomed to disappointment.'
Capt. Andy Robinson, Jr., is here look
ingafter the Glasgow, which boat he has
taken charge of. Capt Robinson, we may
remark, is looking 'remarkably well, and
is in first-rate condition tor business.
We regret to learn that the wife of Capt.
A. S. Shepard of the Bayard, died very sud
denly at the homestead, in Wellsville, Ohio.
The disease which terminated her life so
suddenly was apoplexy.
The following boats are now at the land-
ing ready to resume business as soon as 1
navigation fairly opens: Bayard, Grey
Eagle, Glasgow Armadillo, Kenton, Kate
Putman. Messenger and Armenia. We
understand that If the river should get up
to four feet, the Bayard will lead off in the
Parkerburg trade.
Capt. Jesse Dean, of the Messenger. more
recently of the Camelia, was in the city
yesterday.
—Capt. Andy Robinson left Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh, on Wednesday evening,
by rail. -
—Capt. Anawalt is in Cincinnati su
perintending repairs now being made on
the Wild Duck;
. —Mr. G. M. Thrasher,
late clerk of the
steamer Anna, received an appointment,
yesterday, as Internal Revenue Store
keeper for the Sixth Kentucky Congres
sional District.
—The St. Marys, which has been lying
at Shippingsport for some time has been
thoroughly repaired and repainted, and
will enter the N. 0. trade' about the 10th
Inst. Capt. Sweeny will command her.
—Boats experience more trouble at Is
land No. 30 than at anv other between
Cairo and Memphis. The Continental
grounded at that place and last consider
able time. She was compelled to lighten
over the bar.
—The Evansville Journal, of Tuesday,
says; Capt. A. Litter, formerly a citizen
of Evansville, and well known in maratime
and commercial circles, is in the city. He
is now residing on his farm up Green Riv
er. He reports that the growing tobacco
crop is the best grown for 'many years.
—An exchange very properly remarks:
It Is no wonder the steamboat business is
dull, and the railroads get freights. Half
the time a shipper can't get any knowl
edge of when a boat is going to leave. It
is a bad plan to say you aro going one day,
and then leave a week afterward. If you
say you are going' to leave to-day, or to
morrow,, go; don't deceive ahipoers and
merchants, for you'll lose by the operation
in the long run.
—A Cairo dispatch, under date of Wed
nesday, says: The America passed down
well-laden. The Ella Hughes brought 100
rolls leather, 250 pkgs bar iron, 50 tuns
metal, for St. Louis; 20 tuns hollow-ware
and flour for the South. Theelocal paekets
had moderate trips , for reshipment South.
The Belle Memphis, from Memphis for St.
Louis, passed up. The river rose 3,lnclies.
The Maggie Hays has at length concluded
to load here for. St. Louis, taring cement
saved front the Tennessee; she will leave
to-morrow. Wm. Hamijton, engineer,
purchased the naval propeller Tansy, yes
terday, at auction, for $450, The United
States snagboat, S. H. Long, passed here to
day. bound for the Missouri river; officers
and crew in excellent health and spirits.
—The New Orleans papers announce that
Capt. T. P. Leathers of the Vic k s ourg packet
Gen. Quitman, has discharged from em
ployment on his steamer all persons not
members of the Democratic party, where
upon, a ineetlng is held at Poit Coupeo, and
it wasstated, that, "Whereas, It has be
come the settled policy of the Democracy
of this State not not to give, employment or
Kipp°, t ofany kind to members of the Rad
ical party;" and resolved that "thanks aro
due, and are] hereby returned to Capt. T.
P. Leathers, of the steamer Quitman; for
being thu first among steamboatmell lo take
this important step, which is calcnlatdd to
contribute largely to the anemia; of the bem
ocratlc party in this State." Wo take these
particulars from the New Orleans Times of
the 20th ult., which comments favorably
upon the action taken.. A planter writes to
the Republican that he paid last year to the
General Quitman $OOOO freightage on cot
ton, and in consequence of the• discharg
ing of the colored crew because they, would
not join a Domocratio club, ho will not
ship another pound:of freight on her.
Rivera and Weather.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Ossetic.]
LOUISVILLE, Sepeember 4.—The river is
stationary ,with three and a half feet of
water in the canal. Weather clear and
cool:
S 1 Louis, September 4.—Weather clear
arid pleasant at 6.15 P. 31.
LEGAL.
TN' THE MATTER OF THE AP+
pucauou of t4o
Germania Building and Lou Association
FOU'A 'CHARTER OF IIiCORFORKTION.
No. 1,00211 n the Court- of Common Neu of Alle- :
Bhongi ounty..
IN the above c , se the Petitioners have applied for
a Charter as a Building and .Loan A/sedation, un
der the statateln such case made and provldedi and
unless excepllons be ill d In Proper time .n Charter
will be granted at next term of bald Court;
auX;:ns
iOTICE.—Whet eas. Letters of
Administration on the estate ot , sow; H.
D VI ON, late of Oakland Townsh , p, ilerea‘ed.
have been.duly grunion t • the un ierslitoby the
iteoleter of A ileghenyvotinty. ail persons In ebted
to ~r haring c alms, gainvt the tivi.44 , dr , ni ' e.
ceased 4re requested to I resod e without
dulay, for settieuient. at al .0 1 .drit of TilOti
AttorneY ••• 0.1613 lit:burgh.-
A rfkiliS DAVI - A)StMmitninekiZt
14.EisittY r.
.)y18:t4243
It: li. 31 1, 1tROMAT . ,
Solicitor fur ectitioncrt.
PROPOSALS
TO RIILIVIY CONTRICTORS.
HE GRADUATION, MASONRY
AND BALLASTING of the following enutner-
ated sections of the.
Pittsburgh & Connellsville Railroad,
Are advertled for cont act, and proposal; for the
sae will be received a the Company's Office, in
P4taburgh, up to the
01 2 TIM OF SEPT 11KBER, Inclusive,
Commencing at the tint antown Branch Junction,
about a mile east of Con e Isvllle, Sections 59 to 64
inclusive. Then Sectio s 65, 73, 74, 76, 80, 81,
82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 8 , 88, 89, 90. 91, 92. 106,
110, 112, 115, 116, i 17, 118, Ip, 122, 128,
129, 130, 133, 140. All of these Sections are in
the valley of the Youg •log bony river, up to Section
112 Inclusive. Sections 115, 118, 117 are on . the
3,,
Summit, and embrace he Sand Patch Tunnel; and
the remainder are In the valley of Wills Creek,
Section 140 being abo tt 5 miles from Cumberland.
Spicilications of the work on the above ; ect:ons
will be ready for dellve 'on the Ist of September, at
the offices of the Conap ny, at Pittsburgh and Cum
berland, where contrac. ors wall obtain all necessary
Information to enable I ern to examine the line.
The comoanv reser: .. the right to reject all or a
part of each add.
Anatist 10th, IF6g
OFFICE OF,UONTHOLLER OF ALLEGHENY CO.,
PLITSIMHIGH; . Augtlet, 2/LH, 106 8 .
PROPOSALS tOR WRITING.
- .
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until SEPTEMBER STU, inclusive, for trans-
cribing and copying from the original Assessment
Books,
EIGHTY-SIX ASSESSORS DUPLICATES, FOR
YEAR 1869, the work to be done in the °Rice or the
County Commistlonera
Bids to be made at so much the running line com
plete, and to Include the comparing of each and all
the books with the crielnals.
Sample books can be seen on application
By direction of Cotinty Commissioners.
HENRY I.ADUECEIVI`,
aw^b:v37•d&F
FERTILIZERS
. - -
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
EUREKA AMMONIATED BONE,
• •
SUPER-PHOSPHITE OF LIKE,
ALISITFACTITRED BY
The Allegheny Fertilizer Co.
SEWARD & CAMPBELL,
pitorni=orts, - ••
Office, 856 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, .Pa.
The best Eertilizer in use, and recognized
Farmers who have given It a trial, to be the stand
ard for raising large crops of Wheat, fiye, Oats,
Corn, Putt' toes, ac. We have published tor gratu
itous circulation a pamphlet containing interesting
and valuable statements of this Fertilizer, copies of
which will be sent free to any sending us their ad
dress.
ASSESSMENTS
OYFICY. or CITY ENGINZKR AND tiritTY.Yoll,
Pittsburgh, August 24, 12138.
NOTIC—The Assessment for
E.
Grading, Paying and Curbing
SMALLM AN STREET,
FrOm Morton to Clymer ttfeet, la now ready for
examination, and can be seen at this mince until
TIIUnnDAY. 13eptember 3d, 1868. when it wit:
be returned to the City Treaburecis Once for col
lection. •
ri
MISCELLANEOUS,
rrAXES ! TAXES ! I
The Tax Payers of the consolidated City of Pitts
burgh, are her by notltied that the Tax Books are
now In the bands of the City Treasurer, ready for
collection.
Taxes and Water Rents Raid between the Ist of
JON& and the Ist of AUGUST, will be.reeelved at •
• DISCOUNT or ram PER CENT.
And between AUO UST lit, and the 15th of SEP
TEMBER. at a .
DISCOUNT OF TWO PER CENT.
From the 15th of SEPTEMBER to the Ist of OC
TOBF.R. all taxes will be payableas assessed. After'
the Ist of OCTOBER, FIVE per cent. will be added;
arid on the lst of NOVEMBER, all unpaid Taxes
will be put Into the hands of Collectors WITH THE
FURTHER ADDITION OF FIVE PER ()ENT.,
mating a difference of FIFTEEN PER CENT,'
between those paying Ir. July and those paying in
November.
The STATE _MERCANTILE ,LICENSES are
now due, and seould be p sld on or before the Lt of
July, to save cost and expense of suit.
,Jellb.res
S. ALLINDER,
City Treasurer.
OIL WELL
Steam Engines • for Sale.
T l or nr
and s e cond- h and
ndand STEAM EN, tnlo Inch cylinders, 20 d
Inch stroke, with all the natures
FOR. BORING OIL WELLS.
_Address , HUGH 1 31. BOLE & CO.,
auinte) Duquesne *ay. Pittsburgh. Pa.
D RAIN PIPE .- HALL '
13 U.VERIOR ARTICLE OF
DRAIN PIPE,
AU Macs, from one to twenty-four Inches at WEL
DON & KELLY'S. agents for manufacturers, 147
Wood street, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
McDONALD ALLEY.
Notice Is hereby given that the Viewers' Re
port fur NlNti lIONAIAD ALLEY, Sixth
ivadd. Allegheny City, Ilse been fled at No. 291.
Nov. Turn, Ib6B, District Court, for confirmation.
' - J. C. BreCOMBS,
sel:vlt
cFADDEN STREET.
M
Notice is hereby given that the Viewer& Re.
port in the matter of WItrENINCI Iib:FADDEN
EntEET, Eighth ward. Allegheny (nry, has beret
flied at No. 243, November Ulm, ISBN Maria
Court, for confirmation.
J. C. llcCOMßSlSolicitor.
sebre. .
A
urric* OF CONTROLLER OF ALLEGIIENT
PIT.BOUI{OII, Atigtirt 31111111 1868.
NOTICE TO BONDIIOLIiEIIB.
ttn nd stet September Lst, the . SIX PER
CANT. lIONDS, issue(' by Allegheny c. usty, May
1 t. 1003, In payment of Bounty to Volunteers,
will beledeem.d on p esentatlon at this °Mee.
Interest on these bonds will cease November lit,
1009.
etc.24:v37' HENRY (MUT. Controller.
PERKY STREET.
•• - .1
.Notice to hereby Riven that the Report of View.
ere f r ottRNINli PERRY SeeERT. City of Alto.
VtletlY, has been tiled at :to :SOX. N ovember Tenn,
PIGS, Distrtet:Coort, for et:toll:llation.' • '
J. C. MeCOMIS. City Solicitor.
501:r45
INDIA. RUBBER BELTING *An
STEAM PACKINI3.—A full st,.ek on hand at all
tames. and , of tho hest (Mir • Parties wifhin g , ,
ft up mills or shops wbere .Itlng to required will
dud bur prides "s low U eau Ira bad In the East ' . and
4 eight saved. , , •
I — Br, ff. rititam.s,,,
5 . st. 01 1. r at,np t
4 be
SO .1 I
Ili
jil t received from linitcni; a•,;(1
rq 4 aimon
faintly Ke, or for tiali; by,
We
puand at tbu
IACIR LE /11 11 E 1 - rage's itt ,
un !pr nholenall and total}, at 30 and
14 St:Clair alrtxt.
Jul
la. a IL PHILLIP'S
All Kinds of Country Produce.
all orders for Merchandise promptly filled. at
LOWEST market rates. Particular attention given
to the sale of butter. Eggs, Cheese, Dried Fruits,
&c, We feel confident that we can give entire sat
isfaction, by making QUICK SALES and PROMPT RE
TURNS. St HIGHEST MARKILT PRICKS, and therefore
re3nectfully solicit your consignments. Al. corre
spondence answered promptly. Marking Plates
furnished free. Grain in store and to arrive daily.
atolft:B
WATT, LANG & CO.,
•
Grocerbm, Flour, Grain, Produce, PrO•
visions, Fish, Cheese, Carbon OH. dc..
Nos. 172 and 174 WOOD STREET, near Liberty
street. Pittsburgh, Pa. • n08:n55
J. IL CANFIELD A. T. CA.NFIELD.
T B. CANFIELD Si. NON, COlll..
tj • 3IISSION MERCHANTS,—and Wholesale
Dealers in Goshen, Factory. Hamburg and W. /:.
Cheese, Butter,,Lard,. Pot k Bacon, Fish,
Dried Fruit, Grain, Pig Lead,*Pot, Pearl and S da
Ashes, et, bite Lime. Linseed, Lard, Coal and Car
bon Oils, No. 141 First street.-.-Pittsburgh.
M. STEELE
I\ll - STEELE & SON,
./31.1.•
E. LATROBE,
FLOUR„ GRAIN..eihOETI), &o
No. 05 OHIO STILEEI near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
CIVIL ENGINEER.
aul9:n39
JAMES B. MANOR • JO6. iIAUPL.II
ATEANOR & HARPER,
COMMISSION IVIERCTIA.NMYS
329 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH.
RhFERENCES-J. G. Martin, Cashier Mechanics
National Bank; J. B. Dilworth & Co., It. T. lien
necly & Bro.. ja31:124
PETER HMI JAL P. RICHAIVI
KEH. & RICHA.IIT,
AND DEALERS
IN -
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, ac-, ac
849 Liberty St., Pittebturgh,
mr.A:b37
A_J T J. BLANCHARD,
•
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
Controller
No. 306 PENN STREET
a768:x89
ALEX. 110 BANE J. B. AWL%
ARBANE ba ANJER,
-4-tk
•
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 141 WATER STREET, above
Smithfield, Pittsburgn. les
FETZER &. ARMSTRONG,
FORWARDING AND 00111dMON MUMMA
For the sale of Flour, Grain. Bacon, Lard, Kutter,
Seeds. Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, No. I 0
MARKET STREET, coruer.of First, Pittsburgh.
fe22:uB
JOIIN I. lIOUSIL.....EDW. 110U85.....WM. IL HOUSE.
_TORN I. HOUSE & BROS_9_• SUC
cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale
Grocers and Ctint — iilssion Merchants, Corner of
Smithfield and Water Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
THT RIDDLE No. IS3 LIBERTY
. STREET, Pltta , urg h , Pa., Commission Mer—
c ant and Wholesale Dealer In Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash ad
vanced on Consignments, and paid for Produce gen
erally. min
HOLM-KNO , X ANDREW KNOX.
AILKNOX & SON, COMMISSION
oMERCHA NTS and dealers in FLOUR. GRAIN
I, FEED and PRODUCE (:•ENERALLY, No.
79 DIAMOND, opposite City Hall, Allegheny City.
jal7:r37
T ITTLE, BAIRD & PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants and
ealera in Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
Carbon and Lard Oil, Iron, Nails, Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactures generally,
112 and 114 SECOND STREET, Pittsburgh.
JOHN 881 PTON ' A WALLACZ.
§HIPTON & WALLACE, WHOLE
SALE G ItOCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
. 6 SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh. fal2:rsB
JOS. A. BUTLER,
ALDERMAN IND POLIOE MAGISTRATE.
Office, 128 WYLIE STREET, near Washington,
PITTSIIIPRGH, PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, Collections, - and all other legitimate
baldness executed promptl mh3oen9
H. .7. MOORE,
City Engineer
SAMUEL ItIcRIASTERS,
.11T-iIYEII2IIADT,
Ex-Officio Justiee of the Peace and Police -Magis
trate. litilee,__GßANT STREET, opposite the Ca
thedral, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, and all Legal Business executed with
promptness and dispatch. m 1216
EUSTACE S. MORROW,
A14.13E11,31A.N,
EX-OFFICIO JTISTTCE OF TIM PEACE AND
•
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNLAVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds Bonds,Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions and all Legalßusiness executed with
promptness and dispatch. my,Z
A _ AMMON,
(744stice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT,
CARSON STREET, EAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection of Rents solicited and promptly attend
ed to. my3:y6o
WILLIAM H. BARKER,
JUSTICE OF. THE PEACE, CONVEYANCER,&C
.1
Mice, CARSON STREET. nearly opposite the
Railway Depot, SOUTH PITTSBURtiII. -
Business. entrusted to his care promptly attend
ed tu. myl:ysl
S. FERGUSON,
SECOND FLOOR• FRONT ROOM
JOHN W. RIDDELL,
Office, HS Diamond Street,
(Opposite the Court House.)
fels:t44
W e t A. LEWIS,
mhs:nB
H o C. MACKUELL,
MrA:b2s
JOHN A: ETTRAIN,
MC-OFFICIO AMUR. OF VIE PEACE AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Ofitee,lllsl FIFTH STREET, opposite the Cathe
dral, Pittsburgh, pa. , ,. peeds, Bonds, Mortgages
Acknowledgments„ Depositions and alltegal Busi
nese executed with proinntneee and dispatch.
ARCUMALD lILAKJELIEY,
apikagoid&F
CORN 111tA,L; RYE-FLOUR, &c.
WASHINGTON MILLS, •
. ViASHINCEPON STREET.
Near Plttsbarkii Orain ElErvator
,
Manufieturer (I L' CORN ;HEAL RTE FLOU R and
CHOPPED , FkLul.). .Onters delivered In elther'etty
tree or.olo.rge. fir..l.lu of all kinds clopped. and
Corn shelled. on short notice.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
=I
MURDER & STEVENSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 87 Second Street, Pitt-burgh, Pa
RECEIVE AND SELL
WIIOLESALE DEALERS IN
Commissian Airerchants,
AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Consignments solicited
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PROFESSIONAL.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
No. S 7 Firth Streets
ATTORNEY-AT -LAW.
PITTSBURGH, PA
ATTORNEY-AT -LAW.
No. 09 Maznond•Sireet,
PITTSB
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
No. SO Grant Street,
'pITTSBURGR. PA
A.1.13Eat31.A.N,
.ATTORNEY-A.T-z./Lw,
No. 98 FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
W. W. A N'ILI.RISION,
A. E• tirEVZ.NSON
P - - -
ITTSBITRGHand
CONNELLSVILLE ILtaCrgEga
On and after THURSDAY, March sth, 1868
trains will arrive at and depart from the Depot, cot,
ner of Grant and Water streete: as follows:
Depart. .Arritw.
Mall to and from Uniont'n. T:00 A. sr. 6:00 1•. x.
McKeesport Accomtao,lt'n.llcoo A. at. 2:05 r.
Ex. to and from Unlont'n. 3:00 r. sr. 10:00 A. M.
•West Newton Accommod'n at. 5:35 A. M.
Braddock's Accommotlat'u 6:15 r. m. 7.:50 P. M.
Night Arc. to McKeesport.lo:3o P. M. 03:40 A.lt.
Sunday Church Train to and
from West Newton 1:00 r.'iff.'lo:oo A. X
For tickets apply t)
J. R. KING, Agent,
W. B. STOUT ; Superintendent. r.lll
OILANGE 11 111ECH;L77
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• _:_ •-
ALLEGHENY VALLEY ItAILEIOAD.
On and after.SITEDNEdOAY, 7:25 1'..2. August
12th, 1868, TWO TitAINS DAILY will leave
'Pittsburgh Station, corner Pike and Canal streete;
for Franklin, 011 City, Buffalo, and all pointt to the
Oil Begions. •
LKAITEPITTSIItman. 'ARRIVE IS P.I.TTSMMOTT.
Mall P:O5 a •
4:50 p tet
Express 7:25 p m Express. ....... 6:05 a m
Brady's BM Ac 3N5 p R.-ado's s• dAclo:2o a m
Ist Soda Works t4oda Works
Accomod'n.. 11:00 arn i Accommia'w. 7:50 a n't
2d Soda Worksl 2d Soda Works
Accomod'n .. 5:20 p in! Aecornoda'n- 2:50 p m
Mixed Way T'n 6:20 a m!illxed Way T'n 11:25 p m
Halton Acen.. 6:20 aMI Halton Arc a.. k:35 ut
. I Armstrong Ac. 6:20 pta
Church Train leave Pitl,burgh at 1:10 P. 1.1. Ar
rive In I'i:tabu rg - hal 9:50 A.
Pssseutters taking expreFs train have but one
change of cars be tween Pittsburgh, Buffalo and on
Regions. 3i all and Express Trains stop only at
principal points. Mixed V. and Aciannniodation
trains stop at alt stations.
THOMAS NI. KING, Ass't. Sup't.
'W. FOSTER HOPE. Ticket Akent. anti:
J. A. BTSICLI
IDI T TS B
CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY.
CHANGE OP TDIE.—On and after SUNDAY.
June 21st, 1808, trains will leave nud arrive at the
Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time:
Depart. Arrive.
Mall Express 2:15 a. m. 12:10 a. m.
Fast Line 9:40 a. m. 7:15 p. m.
Fast Express 2:10 p. m. 11:20 a.. m.
31ixed Way .- 6:10 a. in. 7.05 p. m.
McDonald% 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 AWL', No. 2.. 5:45 p. m. 8:20 a. in
SPZCIAL NOTICIL—Sunday 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 at Newark for
Zanesville and points on !Sandusky, 3lansUeld
Newark It. It.
S. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent.
W. W. CARD, Sup't., Steubenville.
1 1'01 It6ll FORT
W. AND CLEykLAND
From June 7th; 1868
and arrive at, the-union
time, u follows;
Chicago Ex. Leave .
2:03 a mi
Cleveland Ex.. 2:03 am.
Erie & Ygn 7:2Bam
CI. & Wh.g3l`l 6:13 am ,
Chicago Ha 11... 6:58 a zul
Chicago Ex.... 9:43 a m
CI. &Wh`gEz.. 1:43 pm
Chicago Ex.... 1:56 p m
Wh. h, Erie Ex. 4:481.u.
Depetrt from 4WD/tent/.
N. Brlgt`n Au. 8:58 a In
Leetsdale ` 10:13 a m i
11:55 a mi
Rochester " 2:23 pm]
Wellsv"e Ace.. 3:43p m
Leetsdale Acc. j 4:13 pin
N. Brlgt'n " . 5:33 pm
N. Brigt`n " 6:28 p m
Leetsdale " 10:43pm
sir 1:58 p. ut. Chicago
1 Mir 11:23 a. in. Chleag
Jea F. R. MYERS
PENNSYLVANIA R
CENTRAL RAILOAD.
and after June 7th, 1868, Trains will ar
rive at and depart from the... Union Depot, corner of
Washington and Liberty streets, as follows:
Arrive. Depart.
Mall Train.... 1:15 a miDay Express.. 2:25 am '
Fast Line ... ... /:40 a mlWall's No. 1.. 6:30 a m
Wall's No. 1.. 6:20 ain Mail Train .. .
. . 7:50 ana
Latrobe Acc'n 7:50 a mi . Cinclunati .. 11:40 a m -
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 aml Wall's No. 2.. 11:51 am
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 a m Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm
Johnstown Ac.10:35 a rn,. Braddocks No 1 4:00 p m
Baltimore EX. 1:00 p m 'Phila. Ex pres. 4:50 p m
Phila. Express 1:20 P ml Wall's No. 3.. 5:10 pai
Wall's N 0.3... 2.15 pm Wall's No. 4.. 6:15 pm
Braddocks No 1 5:50 p IFast Line...-. 7:30 p m
Wall's No. 4. 7:15 p m 'Latrobe Acc'n 8:50 p m
Altoona Acc'n Swissvale Ac'n 10:50 pm
and Emigrant
Train 9:30 pm
The Church Train leaves Wall's Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. Si., reaching Pittsburgh at 10:05
a. m. ReturninF, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p.m.
and arrit es at l% all's Station at 2:00 p. m.
'Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All other trains
daily except Sunday.
For further information apply to
Railroad terwrra, Agen
The Pennsylvania Company will not as
sume any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel, and limit 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 H. WILLIAM
.8 38 General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.
t:STERN
SYLVANIA RAIL.
.-On and after Augut t 16th, 1568, the Pl**
senger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania Rail
road will arrive at and depart from the Federal
Street pert Allegheny City, as follows:
Springd'e No 1 6:35 a m.Mall Depart.
8:50 a M
Freeport No.l 8:15 am I Freeport No. 1 8:50 a ttl
Express .. „ . 10:15 a mSharpb`g No.111:20 aBl
Sharpb‘g No.l 1:25 p m Express 2:20 pm
Freeport No. 410 p m zipringd'e No 1 350 pm
Mail.. . 550 pml Freeport No. 2 6:05 p m
Spring . d , e N 0 . - 7:10 p m Snringd'e Not 9:15 pat
Aboye trains run daily except onnday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junct. every
Sunday Cl 7:40 tn. reaching Allegheny City aT
9:50 a. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny City at
1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Tuna. at 9:43
p.m.
COMMUTATION T/CNETS-For sale In packages of
Twenty,_between,Allegheny City, Chestnut street,
Hen's, ` Bennett , Pine Creek, Etna and Shatpsburg.
and good only on the trains stopping at Stations spe
eitied on tickets.
The trtins leaving Allegheny City at 6:15 a. in.
and 2 20 Y. It. make direct, connection at Freeport
with Walker , ' line ofStages for Batter anti Bennetts
town. Through tickets may be purchased at the
Office, No. 3 St. Clair street, near the Suspension
Bridge Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny.
For farther information apply to
• JAMES LEFFERTS, Agent,
Federal Street Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not as
sume any risk for
__Baggage, except for wearing , ap
parel, and limit thel. responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value: All baggage exceeding this._
mamma is value will be at the risk of the owner, na.
teas taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILL
Gea.-al Superintendent. Altoona a.
QM
HILLMOHY
S
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY,
The SHORTEST AND MOST RELIABLE ROUTE
from the Eaat to all points In
Colorado, Nevada,
California, Utah,
ap4:w73
Ariz9na,
New Mexico, Idaho,
•
Oregon..
Two Trains leave State Line and Leavenworth
daily, (Sundays excepted.) on the arrival of trains Of
PILCIAO Railroad from St. Louis, and ni.nnibal and
Bt. Jo Railroad from Quincy, connectin. at Law
-retire, Topeka and Wamego with sties for all
points In sas. At end of- track west of Ells
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS COY
PANT'S DAILY LINE OF OVERLAND MAIL
AND EXPRIChI3 COACHES FOR
MIEN V - Eati T A-TC:W4
And all Points in the Territories,
And with SANDERSON'S TRI-WEEKLY LINE of
COACHES for Fort Union, Bent's Fort, Pass, Albtt
gyorgqc, Santa Fe, and all points in Arizona and
New Mexico.
With the recent additions of rolling stock and
equipment, and the arrangements made , with -re
sponsible Overland' Transportation Linei from Its
western terminus, this road note offers unequalled
facilities for the transmission of freight to the F la
West.
Tickets for sale at all the principal offices loiter
United States and Canadas.
Be sure and ask for tickets via THE SMOKY
HILL , ROU CA, UNION PACIFIC
EASTERN DI V ISION. RAILWAY,
TO LIVERPOOL ANDAM
QUEENSTOWN.
T,TIE inrata Kau. STEAMSHIPS,
Numbering sixteen erttLelass Yeesele, among them
the celebrated
CITY OF PANIS, CITY OF
1 4 yarP
TY OF I°sAVNYilAi°
CITY fXIiN.
Salltng - EVCRY
dATUNDAY, front Fier 411, North
River, .New York. For passage or turt4er
apply to ' 4 -
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70TTFTH STItIrET.
'Nearly oppwito roeV.ollloc, Plitsbarrh
RAILROADS.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
- - • -•
' AYNE CHICAGO B.
PITTSBURGH It ,_ll.
trains will leave front
Depot, north aide, city
MEM
. .
;Chicago Ex... 2:08 a m
Cleveland Ex. 2:08 am
Irlhicago Ex.— 11:23 a at
Wheeling Ex. 11:08 a m
St. Louis Ex.. 3:33 pm
Cl. 6c Wh'g Ex 4 :38p m Erie & Yg'n Ex 6:13 p m
Chicago Ex.... 4:23 p ns
Cl. it Wl , g Ex 7:08 pm
Arrive in Allegheny.
N. Brigt'a Ac. 7:03 a m
;N. Brigt"n " 8:28a m
Wells, tile " 8:53 ana
New Canie " 10:13 aas
Leetsdale '' 9:13 a m
.. " 1:08 pln
N. Brigt'n " 2:43 p m
Leetsdale " 4:53 I, In
7;28
Express leaves daily. p m
• c Express arrives daily.
General Ticket Agent.
Eastern Division.
Washington,
A. ANDERSON.
General Superintendent.
J. n. wEssTEn,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
STEAMSHIPS.
B.