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financial, matters in New York.
Geld Closed at 144g®14 2 1%.
(By Telegraph to the Ell , tabay44,o4zle.:l •
MONEY AND GOLD.
- NEW YORK, September 11, 1868.
Money easy at ?@5 on call. The plans o f
the bear. clique have been partially made
public. They already sold short five mil-
Bonk of goyeriments, t twentyto twenty-five
thousand shares railway stocks and seven
millions - gold, which is said to be merely
the beginning of the campaign. Rumor
saysthey are putting out a great
amount of money at. sellers' option at
thirty to sixty days, the money received
from the ten per cent. margins to be de
/ posited in trust companies. Whew this is
( completed, the story goes, that money is
' to be made tight by locking up greenbacks.'
It is intimated that some bank officials are
to be let into the ring. Report also
says that the Erie clique is to 'sell
the five millions of, stock purchased by
Vanderbilt, the mon ey , realized,tbereon to
. be lockeql up. The affair seems well,
planned, lout depends entirely' on' actightl
money market. S:erlintc - and un-'
chanced. ' Gold opened at - 1433,1 and cloSect
- at 144g©144%.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS. '
Governments firm' and higher; Coupons'
81„ 114%©114g do. .62,'1137113%; do.
'64 109;{®110; do. '65, 11 - 11; 111 3 ; do.
new, 109©109%, do. '67, 108% 109,d0. '68,,
109©109g; Ten-Forties, 1143‘©115. State
Bonds strong; old' Tennesses 7034; new
703 g; new North Carblina.73®73g.
STOCKS.
Railway Market weak. Express and Mis
cellaneous Shares steady.
5:30 'Mem: Cantim,4s%6; Cumber
!' land, 30@)321' Wells' - Express, 255;@26%;
Amerian, .43%@?44; Adams, 49; United
States, 443...f®45; Merchants Union," 7234©
22% --
Quicksilver,, 20%®20Aff Mariposa
s%@6;Preferred, 10%©11, Papific
Mail, .103g©103,14;'._•Western. talon
Telegraph, 33%®34; 'New , Mk- Central,
12334®123%; 4605046%; preferred,
68%; Hudson, 2.140@140%; ;: , Harlem 123;
Reading, 89%@89%; x.;:gs,A2ax:
Wabash, 57-3.1®51114; :do.,,Preferred„ 72; St.
Paul, 90% ; 111o. , preferred, '90%@91; -Mich
igan .Central,, : llB%C. Michigan „Smith=
• ern, 8.3g(483 , 4; ;
; Pittsbur:o,BsWg&s%;Toledo, 160%1Af;
100,'
• RoCk 100%@1003;"1.Toith-western,
86%@)865(;'41ci. 'preferitd - '865.0@)86Ui Port ,
Wayne,. 107%'®107%;1 Htirtford and Erie,
2234®22%; Terrellaute,4634®4234; do. pre
ferred, 64®65; Chicago and A1t0n,154;
tiu
buque and Sioux City; 97: ; •
ctmro tranits. • ' '
•
Mining Shares '
qoiet; 9,riartz Hill, '105;
Smith and 'Parmelee, 450 1
Copper Falls, 1634; Franklin, 12; Hecht,
84;_Haneock, '8; Quincy, 21'.• - • •
tOI3•TREASITRY riEcsirrs.
Receipts At the Sub-Treasury, $2,519,963;
Payments, $1,660,952; Balance, 488,987,014.
PITTSBURGH METAL MARKET
OFFICE OF THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
• •FRIDAY, September 11, 1868.
The market was tklittle more-active this
week, - the males in the -aggregate being
larger than for some weeks previous while
prices, although unchanged, are reported
firm, and stocks, especially l of desirable
brands, light. We are quoted 'the
a.ing:
tarrrtnAorrz.
50 tons - Red Short -v37 50-4 mos
E.O) " White - 85 00-43 mos .
.200 " No. 3 Forge •• 40 00-4 mos
20 " No. 2 Foundry • -42 00 . -4 mos
20 " No. 1 - Foundry.,.. 43 004. mos
20 " No. 1 Foundry • 41 00-. cash
50 " No. 1 42,00—Amos,
50 " B. =No.2 ••• 38 'OO--4 - nios
60 " R. S. No. 3, herd..., 38 00-5 mos
10 - ." Mottled • - 38 00--Imos
50 " yKl , ll . to al4d,
200 " ' . ' '
100 " No. 3 Grey Forge 38 00--4 mos
10 " No. 3 Neutral 38 50-4 mos
10 " ".
10 ‘: .. .. . -00-4 mos
20 " " . ..... 88 00-5 mos
'MMACX/AL.
180 tons N0....2-F0rge...............445.00-..4.mus
21 " No. 1-Foundry..4.--4,.. t .. 45 oa—E,mos
BITIIMINIIS COAL SICELTEIiiVgOif LOCI 1411-
-PEFICW.9 2 I=:. '7' -
400 tons eotral , Forge.. tay. .
brandito S3B 90 7 -6 mos
200 " Med:Grey Forge '.39 00-4 mos
200 II .._4, 39 00 = 4 mos ,
170 " Virhitit Meditith'J ; 14 ' ,4 ash'
120 " Grey Forge I)rid at inr .36 06-4 mo.s
120 " " " ' 4 • 37 40-4 mos
tows : mos
' New
By Telegrai)h , to theytttitrareb Gazette.]
Ntw Yonx,. - September 11.—Cotton
_ opened tiiilet and .closed dull, heavy and
lower; shies 'of 600 bales at' 2.634a27c for
• .
middling uplandi: -Flour; /receipt* 40,351
bbls; sales,looo bbls; market 10a20o lower,
the declin thiierfine
State and western 48i15a9.00; extra State,
$8;15a9 75; extra Western, $9,80a11,40; whits
wheat extra, sB,7sall,2o;:roundloop Ohio,
$9,50a11,00; extra St. Louis, sllal4,oo,good
to ehoice r .clotingsSult3 ralith M
rniaz out.%
/ dull and lower; sales 300 sacks at 69411;75.
Rye think, dull' and declining; Sales 200 bbls
; at $7a8,75,...the. latter .being. an extreme.
Corn meal in moderate rrouest; sales:4so'
bbls at $5,6Cr Iliebkrtin7
Whisky is held at 70e in ' ixindwitli/buyers
; at 6734 c for,iNo. 2. Receipts; 'wheat, '58 1 980
bushels. 'Vfiekit duil f -and - heaVy at
• Vto 5c
lower; 38,000 buthelssold at ; sl,oolor 7/14i. 2 .
'l. spring; $2,00 for new Amber Iowa; $2,023a
2,05 for dorritrieri % winter iteil f 3vftiterp;„44, - 20,: ,
for Amber Michigan; s2,3o , for,extra choice
j Amber Indiana;, 52,40 for white 'lirdiana;
$2,40 for 'white Soil thetti;' $2,52X,f0r white
State; $2,37Xa2,40 for white• Michigan, the
latter anwttinisin B.YinKluill 70 0,
bushels Southern sold: at ,51,46, ,, Barley
nominal. Barly inalt'steadv;
_5OO buShels
extra ehr,iice - Canada Ntrekt, sold :at 42,40.
Receipts; corn, 52,810 bushels.. Cern heavy
and loweF; 86,000 bushels sold at • $1,19a1,22
for nos lund; $2,23 for sound mixedr,West
;l. ern; $1,22 for sound -in store and $1,21 , for
unsound:old det, Recellits;' oat* 807.
Oats a shade firmer; 4,7oobushels soldat 68a
73c for new western atldat;,7o;44Boe foF old'
" in store. :Rio coffee stead', andArinari, 600
hhds Rio'sold - at ,- , 13a17;.c0. , - .Sugar
firm, I,loo.'hhds at ',logaix% . for• cubs;
11a12 for.Porto Rico: Molasses in moderate ,
request. , Tetrdlenin IoWCY : ::151(al0e for:'
crude; 3014a3L.for.refuted—lintuled.
20a30c for American. Poricqmil4akili s ideadY;
1,670 bbls at - $2X 1 .25a29;40 Tel; 'direst, elasiag
!, at 129,30 eaftk. $*2.5429,67._f0r,„;01,4,0_,N 1 W
at $24,50 fol . $26a26,61/ropprime mess.
; Beef quiet, 150 bbls .at $14020,50 fort
t new Plalll7/190;1120,50/4 - 41,741dr,ntV extra,
niess. Tierce beef dull. Beet hams dull. .
Cut meats litilte heivy;salell tit 180 peeks
ges at INal;e shouldsirs; ,is.,Vol33ic•for
• hams. Middles steadY and qtdet; saes of
; 100 boxes- short ribbed. at; 16yfc...• Lard
quiet and a shade eatief;r4cilet 0f650 tierces
at 1954a2444..f0r ateam.—Butter-quiet.itt.3l.
a37c for Ohio; 38tt446 - for- , State.:: ,cheese
dull, at 13a17%c. _ Freights 'to Liverpool
dull; engagements, per ..stlairisr, , s far ; 7 , 5 9 0 '
bushels of corn at 341.
LsTzsrr.—Flour •dosed Aolli -and 10c
lower on new. Wheat - dull and nominally
la2c lower litOttew; old'aniibe at3d not lerY
Strongly'PieS s ed for Pale "Rya nominally
unchanged:: Ctits oulet .68a706 rail;
.read depot, and 71a73c for new afloat. Corn
dull and heavy, at 51;163421.36 tar unsound
and $1,22a1,22M for new-mixed western
afloat.. Pork nominal at $29;25' for m'ess,
cash and . , regulai. Beef duli add Without
decided Change:" "-Cut meats dull and up
, changed.' *.Ba on inlet 'at 15a for Cumber
land cut. Lardquiet at 20 1 /A2014 for fair
to prime steam. Eggs in moderate request
and without change in price.
`. •• s.
• •
ist..Louli Market.
By Telegraph to the Plttlburgbbarsette.)
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.--Tobaccx)unchenged.
Cotton—none in ,market.: :Ibitnp.dull and
unchanged. Flour—there is some demand
for low grades, but Aigrier
_qualities are very
dull: Superfine ' Sold Alt '05,50k6, elitra
$4,7517,80, double .extra sBa9, treble extra
to fancy $9,50a12. •
,Wheat firmer• and un
changed; good tofanc'y's2,2sa2,4o; spring in
better demand at , $1,455a1,60 ;for NO.'2 to
„choice Nebraska, $1,67 for fauoy, Corn firm
but slow, st $.l. Oats opened fi rmer but
closed heavy 'at 54a50c. Barley 'firm at
(11,85a2,05- for prime to choice SPring, $02,25a
2,45 for fall.. Rye steady, at SI,AQaI,2O. Pork
quiet; jobbing sales at $29a29,252 Bacon
weak and irregular; shoulders sold at 13c,
for clear sides and 1614a17c for old and mew.
!Lard , in , better feeling, with small sales at
119 c, tierce 197a20c. Whisky firm at $1,35.
Receipts-4lmir; ' 4,000 bbls; Lwheat, 1,500
bush; corn 600 bush; oats,( '14,700 bush;
rye, 3,300 bush; barley, 7,000 bush.
CRY Telegraph to the Pitts - burgh Gazette.
CHICAOO. Sept. 11.—Flour dull and droop.
ing and 15a25c lower on all grades. Wheat
moderately active; sales No. 1 at $1.60a1,61;
No. 2 $1,63Na1,5514' and cloning at . $1,54;4
for No. -2;‘ sales of No. 2 , since 'Change at
01;55. Corn tlrmerr sales No. 1 at 95%a0634;
No.-2 94a94%, cloSing at.. 96h96V, for No. 1;
sales since 'Change 'at-'96 for No.' 1. Oats
firm; sales at 5(451%, closing at 51 1/, Rye
steady; saleable. 1 at $1,20Na1,21V„; closing
at outside 'figures; sales No; 2- at $1,1634a
1,17; closing ht $417. • Barley opened strong
at * 1 1 69 34; closed weaker at $1,67a1,67%:
Pork quiet'• at $29.00, bard 19a1934. :Dry
Saltecl Shoulders 11 q. Receipts-12,997
barrels Flour; - 86,755 bushills'Whlat; 76,706
bushels - Corn; "82,848' beihels Oats; 2,775
Hogs,Shipments-4,862 barrels Flour; 109.
893.lushehl:Wheat; 112,886 bushels Corn;
2,911 ,bueltell3" C.?atts, 2.486 • Hdas. Freights
.very dull and ••weak at 831 for Corn and 11
for, Whelitlto Buffalo. , •
icit"• •
..3 Cth • "
Telegneb sikpe rictsbur[h plume.]
GisoismArt; Sett 9 ember•il.',-,-Flour, dull;
sides of familrat a 9,50. Wheat' dull: at
41;05 for No. 1 red.. ,Com dull at, 98c. Oats
quiet at 65c for No. 1..: Rye dull at $1,27:
Cotton unsettled; sales of middling uplands
at '26%a27c. Whiaky dull at 650 .in bond.
,l.fess'ork quiet at $29a29,25,_, and the de
mand light. Lard is heldat I,l9y,c,but no
sales: Bulk meats dint - , Shoulaers are
held' t llgc, and sidei al tfe. - Beim dull
iiiitinot much demand; shoulders 134 N-clear
rib sides 15%c, and clear • 16%a16%c;;A hese
are all nominal rates,, there having been no
sales. Sugar cared hams 20a2ic. Batter
quiet andfirm at 32a3/c. :Eggs 17c.! ,Flax
seed $2,50. Clover seed $l5. Timothy seed
is selling to a limited extent--from:store at
Stigar.firm :and 'held higher. Coffee
in demand at 223260; sales.of 600 bags 'at
23224 c for good. Rio. Linseed, oil has de
clined to 51,14, and is dull. Lard oil $1,45
a 1.50. Petroleum dull AVMS& Itir refined.
Gold 1433.
[Bp Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
TOLEDO, Septernper 11.—Receipts;• 2,112
barrels flour; 14,042 bushels .wheat; 7,190
bushels corn; 600 bushels oats; 710 bushels
rye; 800 bushels barley.• Shipments, 6,298
barrels flour; 32,322 bushels wheat; 23,055
bushels corn; 4,054) bushels oats; 3,980 bush.
rye; 800 bushels barley. Flour drooping:
Wheat 2c loWer; sales of white Michigan
at $2,08 for No. -1 Wadash; ,$2,53
for No. 2 do; $2,16 fbi Amber No. 2 do; 52,01
for No. 2 red; $l,Bl for No. 1 spring; $1,69
for No. 2; do.- COrn IC: 10win; . Of
No. lat $1,03. Oats steady and more ad.
tive; No. 1 sold at 52c. Rye lc - lower; sales
of No. 2 at $1.20. Freights firm at 6c to
Buffalo; 10c to Oswego; 12}ic to Ogdensburg.
[By Telegraph io the rlttiburgh I.4 . aseite.] •
NEW Thies, September 11.--There,is as
increased demand for all classes of goods
al.d.ilte market is generally firm except for
a few
_styles of Bleached Muslims; which
are slightly lower, viz : Booth E,'l4-ic; do.
8,14 c; do. B, 15;fc; and do. T..4,,15%c, other
brauds of this make are scarce and wanted..
Thellearsa:geSitin Jean and Naurnkeag
are selling down. to :16c, but in other classes
; of gods there is no particular change, not
°veil in Prints, although itls known that
prices have been reduced In Philadelphia.
Poor styles of heavy Shirtings are steady
at,16a„16340 for the best makes; and 'Brown
Drills at 18e, the latter• arescarce.
. .
Buffalo Market.
By ; Velegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
,j BIIPPALO, September 11.—FlonikLuity
ground spring dull and declined 25c.
.Wheat 7 —No. 2 Chiengcl i sptifigliziclld at '81 2 68;
buyfirs offer abaft" $1,65; slles .4,000 'bush
No. 1 Milwaukee at 51,824 3,400 bush
white Michigan at e 2,25; 2,400 bush red \Va..
'bastrat Corn inactive; saidelB,ooo bush
'fweetern;. Na 1 at $1,09; : closing with buyers
~offering $l,OB. , Oatasteady, with sales 26,-
;000 bash at 62M; ship, 29,000 bush at 63c,and
25,000 bush, srllers option for September,
at 62a62%c. Rye nominal at 131,35. Barley
dull; held at . V1,70a1,30. 'MOss Pork, Lard
and Highwines.unchanged.
CBv,T,plegtsph to the Ptttsbtirgh Elaie.tte.l
LADELPHIA, Sept. .11.—Cloverseed
detlined tb $7,50a8.00. .Flaxseed $.2,75a2,80.
Coffee firmer. Sugar advanced 34. Molas
ses firm. Flour dull and weak, northwest-.
ernextra faniiktat $9,00a11,00,; . ,0hid .510,00 a
12,90," : Wheat; prime in fair demand; other
descriptions neglected; good red $2,20a.1,40,
amber $2,33a2,85. ' Rye fOr wiatern.
• Corn scarce and,, held firmly; yellow west
eru. a/,32; 'nixed western $1,30. Oats and
Provisions unchanged. -
e • • j - Louisville Market.,
.C.BiTelegraph to the PlttsburghGtiietie.i
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 11.—Sales of 38 hh(.113
Tobacco; lugs to, triediurdleaf,
-87 for superlihe to sl'o for No:1. -
$1,95a2. Corn in bulk, 9Ca9sc. Oats, 47a51c.
Rye, ttll3o.io,lCelitucky},34pging,: ?3,3llfida, -
211,022 c. Machine Rope, 9/c. Mess'Pork,
_Bacon Shoulders, 13%c. Clear Ribbed
Sides, 1640. Clear , Sides, 17 1 /I,c. Packed
Lard, 19u19/c. Highwines, free. 130 bads
new Tobacco, common leaf Tennesse, sold
at, $10; ' ; •• • •: / , ,
../t); Telegraph to thOPltteburgh'erazette.l •
.BALTIMORE, Sept. ft.—Flour' (lull and
'favhring buyera,,with wepterrushperfina,tit
$802,50; eictra $9,15a1L 'Wheat dull,
though not quotably lower. Corti firm,.
• with- white at $1,20a1,25; yellow at $1,25a.
1,28. Oats firm at 72c. Rye atsl,4o. /gees!
Perk firm at $3l. Bacon firm; rib sideS• 'at
lbc; clear sides at 17y,,a17c; shoulders at
14lic, llama at 22c. Lard firm at 20;4c.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gstzette,l
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 11.—Flour dull and
prices unchanged, •!.:$4/I'ol '0ver:J 4 1.4 66
for No. 1 spring in store; $ ,51 - 34 for "No. 2.
Oats firmer at 530 for No. 2. Corn quiet
and'unchauged. • Aqueipts, 2,00 Q bbls flour,
9,1005bw3h wheat, 1,000 bush oats, 1,000 bus
corn. , Shipments-5,000 bbls flour, 7,000
bush wheat, 300 bush oats, .4000 bush cork.
--- Memphis Market.
LBy TeleliPh t ie the rittibiligh
MEUPHIS, September 11.—Cotton lower;
ifrfiddling, 25c; receipts, 10 bales; exports.
;loner- week's receipts, 'B9 taleiql stook...in
warehouse. M 2 bales. Flour quiet. Wheat,
12405. Corn,9oo. Oats, 650. Hay,, 122._
Bran; 210. Corn meal;f4tri;2s, Pork; VW.'
Iwort firm; shoulders. '13%c; .. .01ear ,aides
17X. `Lard , 1934a20xe. _ , .• t
Chicago Cattle 'Market.
[B4 Teiertp!i,to Abe ?I ttetni rib Gazette.] • '
efiwACIO, Sept. 11,—Cattle dull; first class
shipped norni..ally •at $6,85a7,00. Good fat
cattle $5,75a0,50; good fat cows 114,00-34,25.
Hogs quiet,.steddy anti 'unchanged at $8,7 5
a9,•25 for common thin and slo,uoalo,2s_for
smooth.
p AZETTriSATIADAT.TSEPTEMBER 408;
,Chte,ago Diarket.
ME
Toledo Market,
New York Dry Goode Market.
Philadelphili. Market.
Baltimore Market.
•• 1 •
Milwaukee Market. -
MN)RTIII BY :RAILROAiO.
, CLEVELAND . AND .PiTTsai:faux RAIL
ROAD, SePteth 11..-2 cars iron ore,
Lloyd & Bleck; 2 do • do, Itt-eite, Graff &
Dull; 1 do:do, Graff, Byers & l, do do,
McKnight, Porter. & ,Co; 1 .Co;o do, Zug •&
Co; •5 cars seraliirmi; Mullins & Maloney; 1
car:melona, 8 Patrich; 1 car wheels, Alle
gheny Valley R R; A de water pipes, 11 11
Collins; 6 bbls green
.apples, MTH Graff &
Co; 5 bdis bows, Tho s Hare & Bro; - 20 bxs
cheese, Watt, Lang & Co; 2 ears fire brick;
Park, Bro & Co; I car green hides, M De
lenge; 2 cars copper, 'Park, McCurdy" &
Co; 1 hf bbl, 6 bxs tob acco, VP M Linton; 36
bxs hardware; Seconib & Co; 14 bbls cop
per, Thos M Howe; 2 bbls oil, Empire Oil
Co; 1 cider mills; 1 wheel, B Shankle; 18
bbls onions, 1 bbl, 1 kg,eggs, 9 bbls apples,
Graff & Reiter; 740 pkgs powder, A ,Eirk; 5
casks ware, J J O'Leary; 25 bxs soap, II
Gerwig & Co; 12 qrs, 8 - hf bbls fish, J S
Dilworth &' Co; 40 bxs cheese, :T 0 Jen
kins; 35 bxs cheese. 3 bbls apples, Van or
der & Shepard, 3 bdle paper, 13kewell &
Marthens; 1 bbl old copper; Fleming, Ag
new & Co; 3 bbls apples, 5 do eggs,
4 pkgs
butter, H Ft ddle, 8 bbls _apples, Jllargeh,•
12 bags barley, 10 do rye, ..T McCormick; 36
bbls oil, S B Floyd & Co; 7 bxs machinery,
1 bellow , J Bown,• 343 empty oil bbls, C A
Wernacastle; 12 bbls apples, Mcßane & An
jer; Bdo do, Fetzer &-Armstrolig; 47 do
flour, E Liggett; 140. empty oil bbls, B D
•Mciore; 12 doz chairs, V., do bedsteads, R &
S; 14 do rockers, J W .Hawery; S do chairs,
•..y, do rockers, Jos Myers & Son; -20 bbls
apiiles, 2 kegs butter, 1!; bbl . flaxseed, 6 sks
barley, 4 bbls eggs,,Voigt. Mahood & Co; 5
sks oats, 1 bbl, 1 ht libl4D,ggs, 1 box boots,
Head & Metzger; 1 eat barley, Spence' &
• McKaY; 25 bxs crackers, Reyiner & Bro; 1
car staves, Livingston & Bro; 1 car fire
brick, Anderson & WOod. • • •
PITTSRURGH, FT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO
RaiLnoki),. SepteMber 11.—S cars pig
metal, .1 Wood, Son & Co; 7 cars do do,
Nimick & Co; 3 do do; Bryan & Canehey;
dodo; Graff, Byers & Co; 50 tibia whisky, A_
Guckenheliner; 800 sks flour, T C Jenkins;
100 bbls flour, D Wallace; 100 do do, Kirk
atrick Herron 3‘.' 03; 225 do do, P C Senk-
Ms; 50 dodo, W Clendenning; 200 do do,
Watt. Lang & Co; 2 casks bungs, W H
„Bryan:s bbla apples W H Graff & Co; 13 do
do, , Voigt, Mahood & Co; 14 do do, II Rea
Jr; s,pkgablitter, 1 bbl eggs, Jas Kennedy;
6 bbis apples. W J Steel A Bro; 3 cars
wheat, J S Liggett & Co; 10 bbls vinegar, S
,_Cooper; 25 • bbls 'flour, L J Blanchard; lot
hh goods, W J C ,Bidwell;
2 cases tobacco, Atwell, Lee it Co; S cast
washers. Lewis,liver & Phillips; 1 horse,
G W Morris; bxes chease,Graff& Reiter;
18 do do, Woodworth :& Davison; .5 sacks
scraps, L Straus; 25 bits cheese, W.H Kirk
patrick, '2 'oars limesttne; Manuf Lime " - Co;
1 car lumber, J W Seibert & Co; 108 green
hides; G N Hoffstott; 110 dodo, M Delange;
2 car staves, lit r Adams & Bro; 17 bbls'g
apples, Culp & Sbepird. •
ALLEY:IBIMT, VALLNY , RAILROAD, SOp
tember 11.-10 baskets potatoes. J W Ben
son; 4 pkgs butter and eggs; B Burgman; 6
do do, Heckman; 3 do do, John Hoffman; 3
do do, Head .& Metzger; • 7 do-..d0,.J0hn
Klingensmith; 22 cars railroad iron, Pitts
Cin & St. Louis B It Co; ikbbls flaxseed,
Keil &Ritohart; 1 ear stone, Harrison &
Bra; 1 eggs; •'Kirkpatrick, Herron & Co;
80 bbls crude oil, Jas Wilkins; 44 aka oats,
Scott & Gisal; I car lime, 110 L ReynOldt; 22
sks seed, Dillenger it Stevenson; 8 caddies
tobacco, P II McKenna; 1 car metal, Lyon,
Shorb & CO; 5 pkgs butter and- eggs, JI)
Strouse; 8 do do, A W Bearrs lags rags J C
Stewart; 7 cars iimestone„Shoenberger &
Blair.
ALLEGHENY STATION. Septehiber 11.-
9 cars wheat, Kennedy & Bro; 3do do, W
McKee & Co; 7 cars limestone, 1 de metal,
Superior Iron Co; 121 bbls flour Stewart &
Langenheim; 1 car metal,-Lewta, Bailey &
Dalzell; Ido barley, Smith at ' Co; 4 bbls
pears, F Owens; 7 bbls eggs, Foreman &
Hunker; 42 sks flaxseed, M B Suydam; 1
car barley, J Rhodes dr. Co; I car •wheat,
Gilmore, Straub . dz. Co; I ear lumber, J
Fletcher; 2 cars corn, M Steel 6: Son; 40
bbls lime, Jos Craig; 1 car millfeed, R
Knox & Son; 8' pkgs tobicco, R & W Jen
ltinson; 45 skit rye, Rose (St Ewing; 1 car
flaxseed, Ewer, Hamilton & 'Co; 1 do oats,
Jaa McKinney: ' • • '
AUCTION SALES:
• BY' , 414 Ltda./17A - '• - •
T A 11:TCTION;--HOUSES AND
LOTS. SEVENTH. WA.SD,, ',ALLEGHENY.
on WEDNESDAY, eeptember 16th, at 3 o'cloca,
will be sold, on tne premises •of itlohlard•Dnnver,
East-Street Eamensioa, !seventh Marti, Allegheny,
also known as the Slaw Mill- Valley-Plank Hoed. one
lot of ground adjoining the School House, 44 by .
150 feet, with ame Mahar. of eve rooms and sta
ble. Abo, one lot 50 by, feet, kith hack house
of seven rooms. The, e ; ate frUlt-trees tind shrub.
•bvry on these lota. - Also, on" the bremlses of Mr.
Ciallagber: near tho above; a lot 'l p O' 130 feet,
on wide!, is erected s frause,house, of. we rooms,
porch back and front; large Slaughter hhouse, sta
bles,sheds, -nc., vri,h atreans of ,watru• rectums!
.
'thrcugh the tot. .
Terms of sale of Mr. Dancer/a -propetty-70ne
fourth cash, balance lu three year . Tvrms 01 the
other announced at - sale. - . • ;
A. LEGG TE. Auct'r.
sell 159 Fetters! street-Allegheny:
WUSE AN D LOT,' 6TO WARD,.
ALLEGHENY, AT AUCTION.
ie property No. 134. Ytrinkthr street. near the
Sixth Ward Public; School. will be surd without re
serve, on PitIOAY•AIteTF.R SOON. Sept. 14th. at
4 o'elock.. The, lot is A 4 by 139. The house le
frame, four rooms. kitchen, attic and hall. in good
order and in a pleaaard.:lotiality: ;impaction in.
'cited. Terms at sale.—
A. LEGGIA.TE, Apatloaeer.
aeg No. 159 Federal street. Allegheny.
BY PALMER PHILLIPS.
PALMER & PHILLIPS,
AII9TIONEERS
And dr2nission Merchants,
OPERA HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS,
No. 60 Fifth street; Pittsbnixh, Pa.
BOOTS, SHOES, CARPETS,
Dry Ck3ciiiitind
j.
AT TSIVA.TE"9ALIC.I-?.AT
Consignm,ntp 69110.Aqd. Peompt Be.
tarns.
NEW APITEB.TISEMENTS.
]E )R E A g3 ICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
=I
ROBERT S. DAVIS, 93 WOOD ,STREET.
'Dictionary . of s A rts. ;Manufactures and
Minel; by Antifew tire; M. D.. I'l3 v015..818 00
Appleton's Dictionary o 1 Aleph:Wes. Eur
lue Work anu Engineering In 2 vole.; -
A Treatise on Metallurgy, comprising 'Min
abd (intend aud Particularbietalintgi-...
' cal Operations; by Frederick Overman.— 800
Elements of Chemistry; by-IL V. llegoault,
• tn AO 00
Cliegiinal Technology:. or.- Uhemistry. Ap
oiled to th
Knappp .' e Art's and Manufac ures• by Dr.'
The lltechanics (thamplon; by Peter Zilch
olso
A:•Cate n
chism of tile !Meant Engine;, by John 300
Boume 2 25
Band-hook of the Bteatn..Engme, A liey. to
Catechism of the Steam Engine '2 25
A Practical liand.Book fox Miners.Metaliur-
gists and Assayer.: bradlus Silversmith. 300
Iron Its History,. Properties and Processes
of Alanutsetur by'William irairbairu.. . 4'oo
A Manuel of Metallurgy ; py Geo. Holgarili
3 50
!seiOSX-TF&S • • i : ; : .
GEORGE HEAVEN,
:11tifil/TURER OF
CREAM . CANDIES AND • Ti!IPPIE4I,
Ara dealer In all landlor Plitiffg,..l;l:lTS,' PICK
LES, SAUCES. JELLIES, se., ke.
us FEDERAL ST.. Aileithen*
ITNION ENTERPRISE
• E.C47.31.41'71", it
WPC. :M. :.10#N8031. ~ , •
_Manufacturer. 91 COOIUNq EITOVES, Arches
Sash
Grates, rendets.ash Weights', , and all kinds of
Hollow Ware, Car Wheels and all kind* of Ma
chimers Csstings, COR. WATSON 6: SHINOISS
STB , PITTSBURGH, VA. I , au26:viawf.:
VOIR' II EN T—rTPIE . TWO NE
.I.' BUILOLNOS on Rota street and Mit avermot,
tube read)' - for occupation „by °stoner Ist,: Ifa , M
- buildina contains a store room. gond cellar • andlit
rooms for dwelling. Large show windows.
_gas and
water. Apply to S. OUTH BERT g SONS.
tti - 88 t:michileld stmt. ,
LA:AUM . Ip . a: a A
Our rivers, under the influence of the
~
recent heavyk mins,continue to rise steadily,
in .
with six feetn the channel by the Monon
gahela pier mark yesterday. At noon the
Allegheny *as rising steadily at Oil City,
with , thirty-three inChes, in thp channel,
and raining, and the Xonongahela was re
ported rising abov . From all tli we 'can
learn, the recent r ins,appear to have been
general, and ago co'alboat rise is confi
dently predicted. Besides, the rain - is not
over, as it rained early l all day'yesterday,
and the indication in the evening were fa
vocable for more d ring the night.
The fleet of, tow ats that has been laid
up it, or near Bt ffington for about three
months,'has corn enced to 'arrive, and the
majority, if not kof them, will arrive
here to-day. It is said , that there were
thirty-two of the 0 tugs laid up at different
points betweenere and Coalport.
'
There were , arrivals or dopartures
yesterday. The Bayard is expected here,
to-day, and will we presume at once takel
her place in the ittsburgh & Parkersburg
trade. Her corn anions the Gray Eagle is
on the dock undergoing,repairs but will be
here in n day or two 'ready to-go into the
same trade.'' Capt. A. S. Shepard will have
command of the Bayard, and Capt. O. L.
Brennan, will continue in charge of the
Eagle. - -
The Armadillo, Capt. D. H. Swaney, is
filling up steadily for St. Louis and Mi -
souri River and all intermediate points.
The Ida Reese No. 2 and Echo No:2 were
both towed back to the Alleg,heny landing
yesterday afternoon. ,
Capt. ,Martin, of. the Maggie -Hays, ar
rived in Cincinnati on Thursday morning,
from St. - Lonls, having laid his boat up at
that port.for the presept, on account of
lack of business. , He reports the Belle
Vernon trying to get a trip for Pittsburgh,
but not meeting with much encourage
'ment
—The Emma No. 3 enroute frofn New
Orleans passes Vicksburg on Sat rday last.
-.At NeWtondon on the tipper Missfs
sippi, last . Prulay, the carpenter of the
Keethsburti Was on the wheel when it coin.
menced turning. He citing tot until the
pilot stopped- the . boat, ' add the carpenter
got a good'saasing. He was in great peril..
j --.. The Miticinnati Gazette says: "There
-IS ra inovenient 'on foot r and -.we believe it
has-. good backing, to :organize a line of
steamers to -ply- between -Cincinnati and
points on We Tenni:two river.- The Abeona
and Rate Robinson are, spoken of for the
trade." " 1 I -
—The Memphis , Appeal, of Monday,
says: We are informed that 1 dispatches
have bead received by persons-In this, city,
stating that hereafter transient heats would
receive no freight for this port; else, that
their passingeas would be sent ashore by
tugs, to prevent paying
,Veharfage.
. ,
' ' —The elegant side-wheel steamer J. N.
McCullough, Captain Geo. D. Moore, and
the St. Charles,.Capt.'s. A. rave, will
ply rezularly between Cinel nati . and
1?
Pittsburgh during the present ason. The
former will leave Cincinnati every Friday,
and Pittsburgh every Tuesday, at 12 m.,
and the latter will leave Cincinnati every
Monday, and Pittsburgkevery I Friday, at
4 p. in.
—We noticed yesterday that some parties
in New Orleans had inserted in a card in
the papers of that city that the Lizzie Gill
preferred to have neurees unload the-boat
in preference to white men. In reply,
Coptain O'Neil, of the steamer TAZZIO Gill,
wants the merchants and shippers gene
rally to understand that he works the same
kind of labor as Mr. Thos. R. Smith, nes.
E. Henthorn 'or Thos. Hastings, in dis
charging his boat—the only. difference, ho
prefers driving himself, when he can do so,
by a saving of one hundred per, cent. -
—Says the St. Louis Dewier t: Captain
Tom Rea ham become Identified ith the St.
Louis and Fort Benton trade, a d peculiar
ily it has proved to him a sourc of gratify
ing success. He has sold an fnt est in the
Success to his brother, Captain eorge Rea,
mate of the Mountaineer, whi boat he
leaves with regret to take command of the
Success. Captain Tom was to leave last
evening for Pittsburg, designing to give
orders therfrfor the construction of a side.
wheel steamer very similar to the Moun
taineer, which shalt fill the 'bill in all re
spects as a Fort Benton and lower port
packet.
I
—We clip the following from the Cincin
natf Commercial, of Thursday: The rain,
yesterday, prevented shtriments, - detainlng
all but the short Paekets. The McCul
longh and Gray for Pittsburgh, Butler for
Wheeling, Charmer for Evansville, and
.Failny Brandeis for the South, were de
tained from this cause, but- isill del - Art
to-day. Freights are offering in moderate
quantities, at the following rates: Pitts
burgh and Wheeling, 15 to '2oc; St. Louis
and Ohio river, SOc; MeMphis, 40 'to '45.;
New Orleans, 50 to 60e per cwt There
is considerable demand for hay, with ship:
moots from Cincinnati for the interior of
Ohio and to Pittsburgh. Dr. S. P. Hill
ships 200 bales for Pittsburgh to-day, on
the McCullough.
—Says the Cincinnati Enquirer: The
Win. Butler came in yesterday morning,
after an absence of three weeks. She has
been detained during that time orabilllng
ton, and only succeeded In getting off after
vigorous sparrfng and by the help of the
rise. She hid- aboard a heavy trip' when
she grounded, and was drawing considera
ble water. She reports the river was rising
all the way down. The Beet (some twenty)
of Pittsburgh tow-boats laid up at Boding
ton passed over and up for Pittsburgh on
the rise. The Edinburg was yet above the
bar, unable to get over. The Vietrtss is
there; high and dry. The - crew-dug a canal
from hor stern to the water for her to slide
out in on the first rise.
Rivera and Weather. .
[By Telearaph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
Lo s uisvim..E, September 11,--River rising
-With five foot eight inclies of water in canal.
• WeeOler warm,arid ..4aiwery: •
• Sr. Louis,.September 11.—There was a
heavy rain iere to-day:
IVXBABIBOATS.
. . ,
.
CIR CAIRO AND ST.
..1.: LoolB.—The tine steamer • efillegag
ARMADILLO ' cape. D. tiwnENny,
Will leave for above and intermediate ports on
• ' BAT UIII) AY, 12[111i - Ist.,
Will.reeelot freight though to Missouri. and Up•
per hilssfssippi rivers.:
For freight or °assure apply on board or to •
seta ' . GHRIEST ,zIiAtiVJETT. Agents.
JUST RECEIVED.
- A PINE ASSORTMENT OP
OHIO TOOL CO.'S PLANES,
DISSTON , S ItAWS,
brENCER'S FILES,
.EtBADE'S S. HUSE•S TItOWELS, and
House Fornisbilg & Randers' llardwitre,
WHITESIDEB.& DRUMS,
. 79 FEDERAL ST..-ALLEGHENY
..:;., One, 3511oreepower Engine, new:
• F i v e
truingd. de. second-hand•
r VP Five I tiathee and small Toole; !
• . Shaaing, Putties, Gonpongp. & a. . ~
. i particulars address
Fop' SALE. - : ...•
t i
-0 : EL WAGlZlrrjum
seBA+99-d&TNo. 4G Sandusky St: All n
__,N our .,
F" BALE,
..•
, FINE SEED WilE47'
AT 349 LIBERTY ST.
McCiEERY & CO
au^)
GOOD NEWS.
ograr BREAD IN DEAR Tim - r.s.
3:3,iquire for WARD'S 313 read.
T 1 a lamest and ben. The Initiate "H. W. ,, on
every loaf. Tate done eUe. 81.14:7C3
mtscELr.,ANzous
"Westward the Star of Empire Takes
Its Way."
SECURE A HOME IN THE GOLDEN STATE
THE IMMIGRANT
HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
OF CALIFORNIA.
Incorporated under the Laws of the State,rN'ovem
ber 30th. 1807. fur the purpose of providing
.HOILEs FOB ITS MEMBERS,
And promoting Immigration.
Capital Stock. - $1,000,000
Divided Into 200,000 SHARES at $5 each,'Paya
ble in IL S. CURRENCY.
Certificates of 'Stock issued to subscribers' imme
diately upon receipt of the money.
No yERSON ALLOWED TO HOLD MORE THAN FIVE
SHARES.
A Circular containing a full 'description :of the.
property to be distrihnted among the Shareholders
will be sent to any address upon receipt of stamps to
cover return postage..
information as to price of land in anyJportlon of
the State, or upon any other subject of Interest to
partlas nroposing to immigrate.- will be cheerfully
fairnished upon receipt of stamps for postage.
Alllettera should be addressed
SECRETARY Dm IGRANT HOMESTEAD ASSO•
CIATION, Poston:ice Box No. 86, SAN FRAN
CISCO. CALIFORNIA. auN:v=
TAJILIES I TA.IZES! !
The Tax Payers of the consolidated unit of Pitts
burgh, are herby notified that the. Tax Books are
now in the hands of the City Treasurer,. ready, for
collection.
- - •
Taxes and Water Rents paid between, the let of.
JUNE and the Ist of AUGUST, viUlbe received at a
• DISCOUNT OF FIVE PERCENT; '
An[lAptweenAUHOST, and the YSChof §EP
TEmEEIk , at a ••• •
" /DISCOUNTDPOX= .
From the 15th of SEPT EMBER to the Ist of OC.
TUBER, all taxes will be payable as assessed.• After
the Istiof OCTOBER; FIVE per cent. will be added;
and MS the Ist of 'NOVEMBER, all unpaid Taxes'
will be put into the hands of Collectors WITH VIE
FURTHER ADDITION OP FIVE' PER DENT..
making a difference of -FIFTEEN , PER CENT;•
between those paying in July_and tose - paying 1w
November.
'SieThe STATE MERCANTILE LICEIOSES are
now due, and should be paid oil or before the Ist of
July, to save Cost and expense of suit. •
jelthels • • B. ALLINDER.
• 'City Treasurer.
F RENCH BURR MILL STONES.
Fremeh Burr Smut Ilikelfries
THE BEST-WHEAT CLEANERS IN USE.
Portable Flour and Feed ' Mills,
BOLTING CLOTHS,
All numbers and best quality. For sale at,
P l 9 and 321 Liberty St., Pittsburgb,-Pa.
W. wlii,Lies. •
atnl.s
FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR!!! ,
reels ground old Wheat Flout.
White Star Mills, for family use.
.11.1ver.,ida Mid. for Rakers.
Stone 31111, for Bakers. Ontario 111111. fOr Bakers.
llonitor XIII, for Bakers.
City 31111. SprintLeld, 0,. Family Flour.
Carey's XXX X. Family Flour.
Mad River Family ' , lour.
OF NEW WHEAT.
Plainview Mills Fancy St. Louis.
Tea Rose Mills do
Clarke's 11-st Bakers Flour . .
Keystone Mills do
Coronett 31111 s do •
For sale by
WATT, LANG &
au S 112 and 174 WOOD ST.
F" - EL - ENT—LOUISVILLE 110. ,
TEL..—Sealed proposals will be received until
Um Mtn DAY OF Of% OBER, for a' lease of the
_Louisville Hotel, In this city, fora term of three
Veen. commencing and possession given on theist
dal 'of January. 1889. Prosals may be made fur
the hotel proper, Moue, or for the hotel - and store
rooms attacued. The premises can be examined on
application to the present occupants, or to either of
the uu..ersigned, The right 1, res.rved. to decline
any or all bids if non 'eatistattory. and security
may be required for the faithful pertbrmance of the
terms of the lease. indorse envelope "Proposals
for the Louisville Hotel . .. and address .
THOMAS oTEELE,
HENA,I7 WHITESTONE,
Ex 'rs of the Estate of. L. L. Sureve,
K EA.N •Dart' owner.
Loutsville. Ky., Aug. 5e2:v5.5
OIL WELL
'Steam Engines for Sale..
Gm p Fsv . ; , , n € 7 w an and second-band
pion stroke, with all the Ixturres
. .
FOR .BORING • OIL WELLS.
Address ILUWI 3L 'BOLE St CO4
au6:t93 Duquesne Way,. Pittsburgh, Pa.
NOTICE -TO THE OWNER OR
owners of a Log Raft laying at the allegherf
rt. 1 Mere of Lumber Liyiug at the foot of LI
street; also, the Hull of a btu lob :at layiPg at t
foot of Pitt street. You are hereby uOtided to
PAY WHARFAGE
and retnoye the same
WITHIN TWENTY DAYS,
'or they will be sold to pay charlre s.
ROBERT A. FALL,
ittrlinl.l • ' Allegheny Wharnlaster.
NOTICE:—AII persons interested
arc hereby notified that the Report ln-the
matter of the
Opening. of Roberts Street,
In the City of l'ltt.t burgh, from Centre avenue to
Reed street, has been placed in my hands. Übe as.
Sessments will remain open at my offlee, No. 106
Fifth Avenue, until SATURDAY,- October 10th,
1808, when those unpa:tl will. he Illed• as liens
against the property.
J. P. SI:AG - LE,
City Attcaney
MEM
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF ALLEGILF.NY . OOI
OF,
SBUitoiL Augu.t 21th, 1868.
I\TOTICE- TO -- BONDHOLDERS.--
On arurafter September Ist, the SIX PER.
ttrIST. WINDS, Issinni by AllepheriY e - n , ty, May
At. 18033, in 'Home% or liololtp VoIUntReTIL
will be redeern..(l on p . eentation at this olli de. •
Interest on these bonds will cease Noyemher Ist,
1808.
au2l:v3T HENRY ,L 1 chntroller.
• • •
OFFICE CITY ENGINEEtt AND SURVEYOR, t.
- ' PITTSBURGH, Sept. Var. 11.68.
Assessment for
E 04Vri."1; j; rm vi e n gt a j i ti d m a Tt l re n Curbing gA n gi e l
n A ti N
for examination, and can be seen al this ollee nJ
t. AA' U itDAY, Sept.. 10th, 1868, when It. will .bee.r
turneato the City Tren+urer'a Onice for collection.
se9:xlo • H. MOOHR, Clti.Engtneer. '
TA la AIN . PIPE,HALL &ADAMS ,
L." suezeioß ARTICLE OF
DRAIN PIPE ; •
„ .
'All Mies, Mtn one to twenty-four Inches at •NrEt-
DON A KELLY'S, agents Lbr manufacturers, /,
7
s , , ; c g street, between FlfthUntl 13Lith streets.----
__
•
Mc FAPIP
STREET.
.
otice Ii ',hereby given that the triewera•Re
prt In the matter of WIDENING MutraDDEN
REKT. eighth ward. alegheny.eity. tote been
led at No. 1103, November Term Dlatrlot
.Coot', for confirmation. • • • .
ael:v43 • ~., •
tor -
C. INANC3IIIIII, Soolici.
' '
PERRY STREET. •
ltoticelisherebi given that the Report 01 View
pbeers f,r OPENING PERRY of Alio
has been tied at No. 202, Noeember Term,
ibOe, District Court, for eontirinatiom
J. C NoC0111118; City Solteltor.
eel :v45
• ,
MCDONALD ALLEY.,
~. Notice is hereby given that the :Viewers , Ne
tter; . for Or v NINO- bt •DONALD - ALL MT, Sixth
ward, Allegheny City, has been Died at NO. 291.
Nov. Ter.u, 1608,. District Court, for contirtnation.
1. C. litcCo3llllS, Solicitor.
sei:Tit •
TNDIA. RUBBER ntliiiii - 4 - 1 - N — To
STEAM PACKING.—A full stock on hand at all
Hares. and of the heat quality. Parties wlshingt
at up mills or shops where Belting is required, will
.dud our prices as low as cats be had In the East, and
relght saved.
& H. PHILLIPS,
4.1* 118 and AS St. Clair street.
RAILROADS.
CON '; U. Hand PfT4 - - ----
s •
.• • -
On mid after THURSDAY, March sth, 1.5611
trains g
rantrive Water depart from the Depot, tors
net of G and streets, a.afollowas
. _
Mall to and from Thatont' Depart. Arrive.El:oo
McKeesport Aecommodt`n.ll:oo A. M. 2:05 P. Y.
Ex. to'and from Ilefont`ti. 3:00 r. Y. 10:00
West Newton Aecommod'u 4:300.. M.- 8:35 A. M.
Braddock's Aceonnnotlat'n 6:15 P. a. 7:50 I'. M.
Night Ace, to MeKeesport.lo:3o P. M. 6:40 A. M.
Sunday Cbur Train to and
from Vest Newt0n..:...... 1:00 P. 10:00 A. M
For tickets apply t 3
J. R. KING, Agent,
W. B. STOUT, Superintendent. ml b
gIANGE of TEll..gg i g_wmi
EGHENY VALLEY , RAILROAD.
On and after WEDNESDAY, 7:25 P. m. August
12th. 1868, TWO TRAINS DAILY will leave
Pittsburgh Station, corner Pike and Canal streete,
for Franklin, ABI City, Buffalo, and all points In the
Oil Regions_
LEAVE PITTSBURGH. ;ARRIVE fir PITTSBURGH.
Mall -- 8:05 a m !Mall 4:50 p m
Express 7:25n n:Otxpress..--... 6:05 a m
Brady's B`d Ac 3:25 p m; flnolys B'd Ac 10:20 Ant
Ist Soda Works tilt Soda Works •
Accomod'n.. I1:00 a tn! Accornoda'n. '7:50 aut
2d Soda Works iald Soda Work s -
ACcomod'n .. 5:20p Accomoda'n. 2:50 p te,
Mixed Way T , n 6:20 a M I Razed Way T'n 8:25 p
HultonAcc'n.. 6:20 a m , Hulton Ace'n.. 8:35 a nt
I Armstrong Ac. 0:2.0 p
Church Train leave Pittsburgh at /:10 P. 11.
rive in Pittsburg)! at 9:50 A.' 3f.
Passengers taking express *rain hate but one
change of cars i t wcen Pittsburgh, Buffalo and Olt
liegions. Mall anti Express Trains stop only at
principal points. Mixed Way and Accommodation
trains stop at all stations. . _
THoItAS M. XING, Asa% Eittp•t.
W. FOSTER HOPE. Ticket Agent. an=
rI TTSBURGH,aziamw
CINCINNATI AND ST.
u.. RAILWAY. • • •
'AN HANDLE ROUTE.
CHANGE OF TIME.--Da. and after SUNDAY.
June Ullst, JA6S, trains will leave and arrive at the
UnloaDepot, as follows, Pittsburgh time:
. . .
. . ve.
pa rt.
Hail Express ' -2: .De
15 a. m. 151 'Arri :11) a. m.
Past Line 9:40 a. m. .7:15p. M.
Fast
Express - 2:10.p. m. .11:90 a. m.
taxed - Wa7 6:1.0 a. m., 2 7.05 P. m•
McDonald s Aee , n, iko. 1.. 11:90 a. m; 3:05 ia m.
Steubenville Aceommod' u. 3:55 p. in. 9:30 a. tn.'
MeDonald'a Are's', .N0..2.. 5:95 p. ;a, 61:94) a. 24
BP=AL NOTIca..--Sttnday Expresslevet; at A:10
- p. arriving In Cincinnati at 6:00 a: ml the next
The"9:4o, Train . leaves daily, Sundays ex
cepted, and makes close connections at Newark for
Zanekville and points on Sandusky, - -Mansfield £
Newark it. li. _ . . ,
.... . , •
- 8. 1e.,-SCULL, Cienernl TAcket Agent.
C • ;Bunn., Steubenvllld.-
.1 B BOR FORT ?WAYNE &CHICAGO 8..
W. AND CLEVELAND & RUTS/MD.6U14...R. • • .
. /Pram June TM 1868, traltlir will ieare from
and arrive at the Union Depot, . .north aide, City
thrie, ae f 01101,0: : • '
Ledoe. I. . .brine..
ChicsigoEx.... 2:03 a m Chicago Ex... .2 ?OS it at'
Cleveland Ex../ 2;03 amiCieveland Ex. -2:08s m •
Erie &Ygn 7:28a Mehicsgo Ex.— 11:23 am
•CL & Wh2g3lYl .6:13 aurheeling Ex. 11:08 &111
- Chicago Mall-- , 6:58 m St.' Louis Ex.. 3 t33' p m
Ex....9:43 a m Cl. & Wleg Ex 4:38 pro.
0 1 .VVIVgE. 1:43 pm !Erie Ex 6:13 pm
Chieaito .. 1:58 p m;ChLcapo Ex 4:23.p m
• Wh. & Erie Ex. 4-:4-kpix.lCl. &Wh , g Ex• 7:08 p
:Depart from AllegAmay,l Arrive indite/
N. - Brio Ac. 8:58 aml N. Brigt'n' Ac. TWA am
Leetsdale " 10:13 a inrN.-Brlgt'n " 8:2B am
" _11:58 a m Wellsville " '8:53 ara
Rochester " 2:23 p m New Castle-,", 10:13 a m
Wellav'e Acc.. .3:43 pru Leetsdale " 9:13 am
'Leetsdale Ape'. 4713 pm • 1.108:01n .
Brigt , n • , 5:33 pm N. Brigt'n " 2:43,pm
N. Brigt , n "'.• 6:28 pm Leetsdild " '4:23 m
Leetsdale " " 7:568 pm
Jar 1:58 p. m.. Chicago Express leaves dally.
Aar 11:93 a. ra. Chicagc ExpreSs arrives ciallT.
jeS F. 71. MYERS. eu- rel. Ticket Agent.
N N 9 Y LYANIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
anitafter-June 7th, 1580, -Trains will sr
rive at and depart from tht, Union Depot, corner of
Washington d Liberty streets. as follows:
r. Deart.
Map Train.... 1: 1 5 a =Day l
Expres p s.. 2:25 am
Put Line 1:40 a mWa ll's No. 1.. 6:30 a m
Wall's No. 1.. 6:20 a ,
Train ' • 7:50 a m
Latrobe Acc'n ; 7:50 a m 'Cincinnati Ex 11.:40a
Wall's No; 2.. , -11:50 ml'6 - 011 1 8 No. 2.. 11:51s m
Cincinnati Ex. 9:10 aln I Johnstown Ac. 3:95 pm
Johnstown Ac. 10:35 a in !Braddocks No 1.4:90 p'm
Baltimore Ex. 1:00 p m Phila. Expres. • 4:50 pin'
Phila. Express 1:20 p m Wall's N0:3.: 5:10 pm
Wall's No. 3... 2.15 pm Wall's No: 4.. 6:15,p ut
Braddocks No 1 5:50 p m 'Fast Line ' 7:30 pm
Wall's No. 4. 7:15 p rul Latrobe Acc'n -6:50 p m
Altoona Acc'n 'Swissvale Ac'nlo:so pm
and Emigrant - • -
Train 9:30 pm,
The Church Train leavall's Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. in., reac Pittsburghat 10:05
Returtt:e leaves P ittsb urgh at 9:50 p. m.
and arriv es at 8111's Station at 2:00,. p. m.
"Cincinnati press leave dally. other tralim
daily. exceptfiundaY. •
For Partner information apply to
_ W. H. BECKWITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as
sume any risk for Baggage; except for wearing Itp.
mrel, and limit„their responslbilitv.to One Hundred
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding, that
- amount in valUe will begat the risk of the ownerilob•
less taken by , special contract.
• EDWARD HoWILLIAMS •
jell General Superinterulent, Altoona, 11*.
itrourEßN-PEITIV- agm*wit
SYLVANIA
.—On and after August 16th, 1568, the Pas
senger Trains on the Western 9 Permsvlvania Rail
road will arrive at and depart from - the, Federal
Street Depot Allegheny City, as follows: • •
ArrZve. Depart. •
Springd'e No 1 0:35 ain Mail• . 8:50 are
Freeport No.l 8:15 a m Frot:No,..l-4:50 aln
Express 10:15 a mUharplPg No.111:20 ant
Sbarpb`g No.l 1125 p ra• Express • • • 2:20 p . m
Freeport . No. 2 4:10 - p mi Sprlngd`e-No 1 3:50 pin
Mall '5:50 - p m*, Freeport - No. 2 0:05 p rti
.Springd'eNo S 7:10 p mSorlii4d'e No 2: 9:lsp,tia
• • Aboye trains run daily except uunday. -
,The Church Train leaves Allegheny Janet. every,
Sunday at 7:40 a. in., reaching Allegheny City at
9:50 a. to. Returning, leaves Allegheny City. at
1:20 p. and arrive at Allegheny Janet. "at 9:46
CosrittrtsvuoN Ticivirag—For sale In packages of
.Twenty between Allegheny City, Chestnut street,
Herr's, Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharp:burg,
and good only on the trains stowing at St a ti o ns apt.
clued on tickets. , * : • • -
The trains leaving Allegheny City at 6:15 . a. m.
and 2 20 r. sr: snake direct connection at' Freeport
with Walker's line ofStages for Butler and Hannahs
town. Through tickets may Abe 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 - LI,FFF.RTS, _Agent, '
• Federal Street Depot.
, The Western Perinaylvania Railroad will not 11. E.
SUMO any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel, and limit thel. responsibility to One Hundred
' Dollars in value. All baggage exceeding this
amount In value will be at the risk of the owner, tin
teas taken by special-eon tram...* -
• • EDWARD, H. WILLIAMS.
1016 Gen..mi Stinerintendent.• Altoona, Pa.
I/1[ 0 Y HIL Laggegoi
IIN101(PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Enstern Division.
The SHORTEST AND MOST RELIABLE ROITIR
from the East to all points in
Colorado, Nevada,
California, Utah,
Arizona,
New Mexico, Idaho,
•
• Oregon. .
Two Willis leave State LinU and Leaverisiorth
daily, (Sundays excepted,) on the arrival of trains of
Pactfic Railroad from St. Louis, and na.nnibal and
MC- JO Railroad ftom Quincy, connecting at Law
rence, Topeka and Wamego with st.s,,s' for all
points in Kansas. At epd ot • track west ot Ells
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS COM
PANY'S DAILY LINE OF OVERLAND MAIL
AND REPRESS COACHES FOR
DEN Wait; SALT T. A- iFrit
. „
And an Points in the l'erritOries,
And with SANDESSON'S TEI-IVEEKLY ,LrNir, of
COACHES for Fort Union, Ilent's Fort , Pass,'Albn
qnerque, 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, Lines froin lls
western terminus, this road now offers unequalled
for the transmission of -frelkht to the Par
-TI eta tbr sale at all the prinielpal offices 'ln the
United States and Canada& .
lie sure and Ask for tickets via THE smorr
MROU'f 4,_trNION RAILWAY.-
ISRN Dlvieloll.
~111,11.1DERSON,:
General Buperintindent.
J. U. Iiff4ISTEII,
eenersi Freight and Ticket Agent.
STEAMSHIPS.
TO Lly ER,P 001. ,ANDadi
QUEENSTOWN. • -
WIN INMAN NLAIL STEAMSIIIPS,
•
Numbering sixteen drat-class vessels, among then
the celebrated
CITY OF PARIS, CITY OF ANTWEPP.
' CITY OF BOSTON, CITY OP RALTIM.ORr.
--CITY OF LONDON,
ailing EVERY SATURDAY, from Pier
45, North
River, New York. For passage or Rather Informa
tion apply to
WILLIAM BINGHAM 9 Jr ,'
70.0rIFTIT STREET. (Chronicle IRui
Nearly opposite Post Office, Pitts( arrhj
Ell
IMIE
Washington,