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Matters iXt ;New York
,940 Closed at 144%©144X,.
(By. Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
MONEY AND GOLD. ..
Nsw YORK, September 12,1868.
=
Money'steady at 3®5 per cent.; inside
rate for, Governments. Sterling dull at 8%
i@ax.
_Gold unchanged; --- opening et 144%;,
s advancing to 144%, and closng at 144 1
asked, and 144% bid: ' • ;
Exports, $ll,OOO. Disbursements of coin
on intereat tkkday, $61;417. ' -
•
GOVERNMENT sTOCNS.
Governments less active but firm; Cou
pons '81; 114%.®114y, do. '62, 113%®112%;
. do. '64 , 1093:;@110; do. "65,111%@1113{; do.
new, 109@109%, do. '67, 108%@109;
109@109/;109@l09 Ten-Forties, 114%@115.
STATE BONDS.
State Bonds quiet; new Tennesses 6834;
ex-Coupons, 70%; old Virginias, 54; do new,
52; Missouris, 92X. •
RAILWAY STOCKS. •
The railway market opened-with a -
cline o'i- New York' roads but steady on
western;' Wabash advancing to 59. . ':Subs°.
quently the market grew steadier and it.
again fell otron receipt of the bank state
ment.
Express • and miscellaneous shares dull
and quiet. •
5:30 PRICES: Canto 45%(4)46; Cumber-_
land, 29@31; Wells' Express, 25 %6'26%;
Amerian, 43@44; Adams, -49;, United
5tate5,,45%045%; Iklercharits_ Union, 22%®
• 22%; Quicksilver,. 20%@20%; :Mariposa
' 5%@)6; do. • preferred, 10%®11: Pacific
Mail, .:10314@103y,; , Western Union
Tblegraph,", 33%434; New York'Central,
.123y„@d23%; Erie, • 4W®45%; preferred,
68%@71; - Hudson, 140@l40%; Harlem, 140;
Reading, 89%@90; Q. AM., , _28%®28Y,:
Wabash, 59%@60; do. preferred, 73%; St.
Paul, 91®9134;do.preferred,.91ig91%; M1Oh
: igen Cential, 118 1 ,4®119; - `511Ch4gan South:
ern, 83%(§83t4; Elinois Central, 142@144;
Pittsburgh,B6%@Bs%; Toledo, 101®101%;
Rock Islitnd, ioog®liiii North-western,
84%@8.1%; do'. preferred; 76%@763x; , Fgrr,
- Wayne. ;:107%(0130731,; ,quiton, ' Hartford,
and Erie ; 22®22 ,;: Terre , Haute, '40@42;:
Chicago andAlton,ls7,; Mariposa preferred
-,, 11,, ;:bI3:4I2CGISHAARS.'
•
Mining Rhares cluieti- American Fl ag,
29@30;.Smith and 'Parmelee, .485; Gregory,
395; Now York Gold, 105;,,Qoariz 105;
Welkin, Quotation of mining stockrin
Roston: .Pewabec,, 8;. Phomitz,.
- t throe, 65
'Bl.lll-:rittAiilßY
Receipts at the Sub-Treasury, $862,496;
PaYments• 4 59 71 623 _ ; At/an% ,P 4 Flle:Trz
k RANK - STATkAtElkir.
Loans, $272,052,690; .increase, 8224,944:
Specie; 1,/,16.140,943; decrease, 1664,836. Cir
culation, 534,139,016; decrease;s3o,so3- De
'posits, 4205,0180,078; decrease, 82,365.271;
'Legal Tenders, $63,929,333;•decrea5e42,554,-
.
•zt I IMPORTS. , -
I Imports for the week, excluding dry
goods and specie, *2,364;942. • - • •
:New York Produce Market:
By
By Telegraph to tile Fittsharritt Gazette.]
NEW Yorik, Sept. 12.—Cotton decidedly
lower; •sakes'of 650 bales at 26 for middling
iuplands; some sales are . ,reported at 25%.
, ,
•,i Flour—receipts, 13,374 bbls; dull at 1545 e
; lower; sales of 100 bbls at 87a7,50 for super
. fine, State and western; 5849,05 for extra
4 western, $9,75a11,30 for good tochoice white
; wheat extra, $8,65a11 for ft. - 11. 0., $9,50a
I 11 for St; Xenia, 511a14.f0r...g00d to choice
do., closing heavy. California flour dull
and lower; sales of WO sacks at 59,2.5a11,50.
Aye flour lower; salesef 100 bbls at $7a8,60:
Cornmeal infair request; Sales of 600 bbls,
• of we.tereaf 57,50a7;75. -/ Whisky firmer; "
sales of 200 bbls in'bonif at '69a70e. - .
1 receipts—wheat,• 89,515,bu5h. Wheat
: and 2age lower; sales of 33,:b00,bush at 1 2 , 0 7 •
a 2,09 for common winter. and 'Western,
$2,27 for choice do., 52.35a2,36 for, new
white Mihigair, $2,60 for choice Old; ado.' '
dull and heavy; sales ;or2 oo. bush
western at Vli4B. • Barley. malt ..quiet.
Receipts-corW-10,995 • bush 7 -dn.ll.and is
lower; eidelief 4,000 buili at , $1,17e1,21 1 . foi
; unsound,. $1,21%a1,22 JO , : sound mixed
western, - SI;2IW sEcire. -- Receipts
eats-10,219 bush—oats quiet; ,sales of 29,000"
;.' bush at 6802%C.:ff,r , tee* WestiriteigOefciit'
old in store. Sugar firm ; saleti 'of 500'
hhds .10%a12%e..,..." Fetioleum
r dull; 164 fox' crude,. 51e for refined 'in•
' bond. :14.0,*qiiiet at 2/has:let*rn
AeriCan.
Coal is .unchangedi:,Leather;liemlocksolei
is drooping. 'at - 28aZik.,"Bifencis
Ayres And. ltor Granile, light, to '.middle
weights, 27c,, and-28e for heavy do. , - Wool
is firm and ' more doing, with.sales ef 881000
poundsit 4,545 c for domestic fleece: and 46a '
45e for pulled. Pork is steady , w ith/ sales
1 43 r 4 15 0 barrela rit, $29,211/129,35;„ for " mess,
.I closing at 829,25 cash; • eld. do.' $29;25;
prime, 521a21:50, _and prime mess at s26a,
26,62. Reefs quiet; with sales of
rels at-1,14a211;60 for-riew- -iness:42o, - ,50.f0r-
P, new plait) mess, andzs2ool,oa24,/firldr new
!extia mess. Tierce )feef dififilianomi
-1 nal at 521u33 for priind.mett; 1530a36--fiii In=
dia mess. /: Beef Heins are , heavy at 125a31.
1 Cut Meats are I:teaVi of "150
packages ati2al3c;:for„shoulders, 15a19%c
.1 for hams;, mi ddies are dull and 'heavy, with
;sales of 50 "boxes CUmberbind Cut at I43it
'Lard itiquietanddrin; with' sales/el'
:4 650 tierces atls 2 4s2o%cforsteam, chiefly at
I 26ga20%43 irettle •,r!mdered. ''Butter
lisguiet at 31a38c for Ohio, and 37a440 for.
I State. Cheesels dull at,1331734c. Freights
are dull' tincritionihuiy,
t "Ale :Wst 7 Sfieetlrie
Copper:iincliangedi: Ingo.eopper in mod
erate request at 25y,c for Portage Lake, and
23%c cash tot: Tennessee : :: Bigliron_quiet
and scarcely so firm at '43a45c; . Scotch, 366
43c; American bar, 88,75a9. - Relined , Ersr:.
lisp and American Nbeet• iron steady at 13a,
14c.' Rinialafnall rod gabs tat 9'ca103 1 .4c- per
lb. Nails Steady at 5 1 40 for clinch, and 27a
' 30c for hone shoe; which are very , dull.
' LATEEPT—FIOtIr , cored ' dull and ~,CialOo
lowdr for new, and 10,260.,0wer tor old.
Wheat *cry , drill Lind 14c - rower, with both
"shippers aial.paillers 'holding off for lower.
prices. 'Bye drill at 81,43a1,52 for western.
'
Oats quiet.at 65a7u..f0r. new- at depot, ad
n.
1 72a73%c afloat. Corn lower at;lijil9al,2o
:for nnsonnd,andsl,2lal,244 for sound new
imised
"weatara.:.-anaatA l'arkieryidall
29,20a29,25 . for mess cash and.. regular.
Beef.,qdiel.: -Cut meats' in iiinited rtiest.
land unchanged. -,8.10012. declined,: I.4rd,
iquiet ar 20%a20 1 ,4,rf0r fitir tOlliiMeliteim: •
l E Sgs 'in* at .2^53044;.
Chicago Market..
itily Teleailiiiii.tilii Piiiiiiiikiiiidizeits. -• , - t -;!. I ,
t Cnictaiti,;s4Pt.'l2 . ..;'-Eleur quiet and `eaftf;
about 3,ooo:bbis changed bands at $10,25a12
i.for winterfiktraii; $7`,7558,85 , for' sprlng Mc. .;
Itra. Wjleu t
i n' fair .shipping 'and specula:,
-ttive dlinitind-at a slight crechne at $1,130a1,61
' , i - for No.-1;iand41,54:41,55g :brig°. 2: , during:
'
the afternoon , the market a 111 further do-•
tellned and outsids hid:l . :were 111.53)i, Cern,
Fie sl3 active imil,easfir at 95)098%'s for Ito.
1, and 94a114 3 / 4 c for NoP2II closing at- 9346„
.05%c for Xi._,l_.; in thefflteruson 95lie,were
Bred. 'llitslu'l tilt •reipient ',by - epechrii;
`tors, and shipper:l at 59y,a5134 far' Nos. 1:
land 2. Rye- ruledlitaidy at $1 2, bil,2ly(for
-070. 1, :and' 111,16301,17' for N 0.2. -, Barley*
;dall aiming_ at 1111,6 N 'for No. 2. Pievisions
F
.so firm.,-rMees ?ork sold- at 1)29,50 and
rime limas at VS.' . : Iliilt meats in fair de
' and at 15y.fc for short clear sides and 14c
or rough - side:L. Lard inactive. , ' Freights'
nll at Soifor corn Id Bititilo by, sail,_:., Re
teetpfs—irour 11,547 bbls, wheat 98,970; corn
: 107,160; oats 78,560, bush:" filhipinentt—liour
12,096 bbls; wheat 77,860; wren 60,517;. oats
17,535 barb
rket;
, Milwaukee Ma - • .
ZBy Telegraph tothe Pittsburgh uasette.l
•
jidirmiraultzta, Sept. 12.—Flour dull, with
Minnesota at 88a8,25; choice Wisconsin and
lowa at ir,7548; medium at $7,2ba7,62.
Wheat active at 51468% for No. 1; $1,52 for
No. 2. albs nominal at 5343 for No. 2. Coro
dull at 950 for tio. 2. Receipts-290 barrels
flour, 100,000 bush wheat, 2,000 bush oats,
1.000 bush Corn. Shipmenta-2,000 bbb3
dour, 72,000 bush wheat, 1,000 bush oats.
13 . 13 ftmo'lliarket.
[By Telegrapkto the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
BrFFALO, September, 12.-4;eceipts; flour,
5,600 barrels; wheat, :4000 s bustiels; oats,
18,000
,bushels; . :corn nonet . barley 5,000
bushels. Shipmeuts; wheat, 115,000 bush;
corn, 115,000; oats, 200,000 busheLs. Oats
weaker; 18c on wheat;.l334c for corn; 93ic
foeoats tOtewXork. Flour dull and un
chanzed; Wheat quiet; sales of 8,000 bush.
'No. - 2 Chicago at $1,60; 8.000 ,bushels No. 1
at 01,80;' '3,000 bushels No. 1 Milwaukee at
01,80; 8,000 bushels red ,Ohitr-at,82;00a2,04%.
Corn, dial; No. red - sold arsl,o9 ' Oats
dull held at 63e. Rye nominally un
changed. Barley sold tor about $1,75 for
Cinada by the boat load. Mess pork held
.at 031,00 t(nd leavy. Lard, 20a21.
wines, 01,30.
Philadelpi Market.
• Philadelphia
L Dv Telegraph to the Pittsburgh eatette.:
PHILADELPHIA, September V.—Petro
leum dull; crude, 15c; refined 29a2930.„
Clover Seed, $7.50a8,50. Fl,ix Seed, $2,80.
Floor very dull; sales of 800 bbls; new
sPriog wheat extra family, $9,60310,25; old,,
$10,50a11,50; winter, sllal2. Wheat dull;
red, $2,20a2,30. live; $1,60 for western.
Corn higher; sales of 50,000 bush; 'Yellow,
$1,35; mixed western; $1,31; damagel, $1,20
a 1,25. 'Cats' high r; stiles of . 6,000 bush
western and Pennsylvania at 75a75c. Pro
visions nnchanged.
Louisville Market.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Ailarette.
LOnIsviLLE, Sept. 12:--Salem. of Tobacco
very light , and prices , drooping; lugs to
medium leaf, 6a6%; Owen county cutting,
17. " Flour--superEine $6;50a7. Wheat $1,90
a 2,05. Corn 92a95c.- Oats 49a53d. Bye $1,30
1,35. Mess pork $.29a29,50.• Lard 19y(a1934.
Bacon—shoulders, 13a14c; rib sides 16%a
16%; clear sides, 17a1714; bulk shoulders,
1234; -clear: sides, 16. Whisky, raw, free,
New Orleatm Market.
[By Telegraph to tlie Ptttatinrgh-Gazette:l
liEnr, ORLI:Awe, Sept. 12.—Cottorrirregu
lar; middlings 23c; sales 1;422 bales; re-,
'
ceipts, 820 bales. Ploursilperilne 'firmer
at 87,50; other grades Unchanged. Corn
steady, at $1,15a1,17;i'. Oats d till ' 85e;
Bran dull at $1,30: Hay dull; western
82.1: Pork quiet and firm at $3l. Bacon
eaaief, shoulders, 14 1 ,4 c; clear sides, 18c.
Lard firm; tierce 20c, keg 21q.5c.)
Memphis market. '
. .
illiTelegrai,h to'the Pittsburgh Gazette.] •
hinnti•Hrs, September 12--Cotton is dull
and:nominal; receipts. 33 bbls; exports, 95t
bales. ;. Flout 'is • nominal. Wheat, none
Offeied. Corn, '64c, Oats, 65c. Hay, 20.
- Bran, 20c. Corn meal its 'nominal.. Lard,
19a20c.;• POrk,. ISO. Bacon is dull. Shoul
ders, 133,',c: • Clear sinest,l734c.‘•
• italtirsore Market. -"
'relegrapti to tbikPlttiburgh (3etzette.l
• BALT/MORN, Septernher. 12.—Flour ex
treMely.dull; no, demand. Wheat dull but
not quotably loWer, except for low ' grades,
;which declirdug. Corn tirm;, prime
white, $1,21. .thits unchanged, at 70a72c.
Bye dull; sales at $1,35a1,40. Provisions
unchanged. •
..,
au Francisco Market.
(By Telegraeh:to.the Pittpbargh Gazette.,
SAN FR Ncisco, Sept. 12.—Flour at 65,50
a 6,50. W eat weak at 61,75a1,95; an order
t t i
was rec ed from England to-day for ten
thonsan sacks barley, to be shipped by
steamer via Isthmus; market ,firm at 62,30
a 2,40, brewing, Legal . Tenders. 70X.
St.. 'Louis Cattre'Dlarket.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette. I
ST, LGG.L4,'SeRt. quiet and un
changed at 316 ,few grats receipts.
IMPORTS
. , I BY RAILROAD. -
Prrimmilleat.CD:COMATl ARD ST. LOUIS
RRAILROAD. September 12.-1 car , middlings'
Bucker & Cu; 1 car staves, M P Adams &
Bro; 2 ce:re barley, Spencer '& McKay; 200
bbla' tidur, ciwi:er; 1 car :rye, McHenry t
Hood; 1 car pig metal, John Crawfoid;
.100
bblii flour, Hugh KnoaLl car cbro, Benson
di Chenny; 5 kegs tebacco, Kn"os & Orr; 8
do do, Heidi& Met*filil; 10 bbls; Whisky,
- John Seifreth: 4
do,
tobacco, - R & NV
jeult'insiani 18 do do, T 3 - 131aolituore' 9 do
. ffo; P Schmidt; 160 bdls pacer, Pitts Paper
,CO; 2 bbls" eggs, Graff & Reiter; 30 bgs
screenings, Hippley delßeckert; 2 sag woe',
Fullerton Actr, or4,,Asep pelts , .-0 9 - aka
grain, :Manor& H '
arper 11 aka rye;'llo d 6
oats; McHenry &Hood; 42 aka wheat, J R
Sturgeon; 130011 hbls, Woodruff; 1 car
metal, S. Reynolds; 19.pkgs.butter, 2 bbla
flairseed,:W H Graf:fit Co; 6 bits leather, E
Stewart; 5 bbls apples, Henry Rea Jr; 1 bbl
eggs, 'J J Pettit; 1 car metal, LOOMIS & CUl
lard; 36 bales lay, Central (stock .Yardsi 23
bales cotton, .A H Childs, Jr, co; lour barley,
Rpencer & McKay; 1 car wueat, Kennedy &
Bra; 1 carriage, W J Meek; 100 bbls flour,
-Watt, Lang & Co.
TrITTSBIIROH, FT. WA'YNN 4ND
. L'HICAOO
RAILROAD. September ~ 1 2.=.6 -.cars pig
, metal, 3 Wood, Son 4, Co; 6 cars do, do,
Nimick ; & Co; 3 do do, Bryan. dt Caughey;
do staves, W Hastings; 2 do hay, OH Al
' lerton; 3 bbla apples, AV ..31 Graff & Co: 2 do
do, H Rea Jr; 9 do dp, - "W .1, Steel & Soli; 1
bbl apples, 1 da o nions,Voigt, Mahood &
Co; 61:if ,doz.brooms,_ J. Porterfield: 400 eke
flour, T C Jenkins; 3 cars,barley, Smith &
Ce;,2 do do, T Collins; 1 do do, J Rtiodes;il
do scrap iron, Mullins & Maloney; 100 bbla
put:, /3 Lindsay Jr & Co; 100 do do,NV H
Kirkpatrick Co;'2 cars meat;'Eltlifyets
it'CO; 3 cars staves, M P Adams & Bro. '
1 do
scrap iron , . J Jaeobs; 41 bits cheese,
Braden; 44 A's , barley; J ldc • VirFairley; 50
bas cheese,: 2 - cases tobacco, Kirkpatrick,
Herron. & Co; 2 'bbls onions; 1 no eggs,
Bennett & C0; , 14 , d0 cheese, W H Kirkpa
trick; 25 do.do, E Heazleton; 25 do do, W
M Gormley;-.1.5 do do, S Cooper.
,
• -.CLEVELAND AND PlTtSlinnett RAIL-
ItoAD, September 12. car iron ore,
Zug& 'Co;1 do do, BroWil & Co; Ido do,
.Graff, Byers & Co; 1 do lumber, W W ' Rig
don & Co; :1 car. lime, Ripley & Co; likitta
fish . ,?.l It Smith t CO.'Bo bas starch, Wm
'Ccioper Jc , C0;.50 do do, .g Hatzleton; 3Q do
do, zones & Laughlin; 40 bills white lime,
'aker & Carkev; bbl wine, P. Oelebs
heimer;,7oks wool,.Wni Barkerlr & Co;
'6 pas machinery, 8 do steel, 11 pulleys, J
Bown; 1 smoke stack, J Lippincott; 13 coils
xope, Godirs, • & Clark; 17, bbls apples, 30
:bads; cheefe; Volgt, Mahood & Co; 12 bbis
3plest 15 2 hrbbht fish;.l',obl ' (lgs, H Bid
-8;89 •sksoats, 29 do rye, 4 do barley, 6
bblc S 'R 'Patterson' & 'Co;' 20 bat;
, dhetse, T. 7 Pettit; 20 do do, FAI Craighead;
13 sks eve,..Scott Gisal; 170 oil bib' •B D
-Moore; 1 car Ertiddllngs,.ll,3lHenilenxin;,ll
pkgS sundries, Head & ktetagar; 1 car oats,
4•MeginiactY• • • :•• ‘. •
. .
ALrozeasicr,t STATION.. September ,12 ! —
,120 bbia flour, Stewart dr, Langenhelnu. 4
`cars limestone Superior Iron Co; 100 j3bis
flour, A Mille ? 4; Co; 1 car i trietal,, Lewis,
Bailey &Dalzell; 2 cars flamed. B SU
'dam; paper,, Frazier, Metzger it,
Co;.1 car:rosewood, Maxwell di Davis 1 car
oil hblM, G W Holdship ilt-Co;. 10 doz pails,
134-Myers; 20 bbls vrhisky , B 4o : brandy 2 do
.gin, D. it A Carson: &cars barleyoGilmore,,
Straub & Co; 260 bags inalt,,Sm•th it Co; 1
• car Inmber,Taggart, Qc Wilma; .1 do do Fra
zier it Bro; 8 boxes tobacco, a W Jenk
inson; 8 bales hay, H M Henderson; 80 bbis
flour, E & 0 Maginn; .1 car. flaxseed, Ewer,
Hamilton& Co; 21 sits oats, Thos-Davison;
25 - doz brooms J Hutchinson. I •
ALLEGHENY 'VALLEY RAILROAD, Bop: ,
tembor 12.-1 car limo D L
,Boynolds;
bbis , i.alt, - Thos Mitchell; I 'pkg‘ flannels, -
Arbuthnot, Shannon'& Co; 17 tiko rye, 8 B
royd & Co; 7 pkgs . sundfies, W if Kirk
patrick & Co:*6 bbis liquor. McCullough,
Smith & Co; . 8 skit wool, A Whidden.
• invent and Weather.
Car Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gliette.l
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 12—River r `
•sing with
en feet six inches in the canal. by mark.
Weather warm and showery.
Sr. Lours, Sept. 12.—Heavy rain this af
ternoon.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1868
RIVER NEWS
The river Jell some two or three inches
during Saturday night, but was at a stand
nearly all , day yesterday with seven feet
in the channel by theMonongahel marks.
.0n Saturday the Allegheny was zeported
falling at Oil City, 'but as there as been
considerable rain since then we eV I enter
tain, hopes of a good rise in that stream.
It was reported yesterday that MO e water
was coming out of the Monongahela, we
presume- The weather continues cloudy
and sultry, with frequent . showers f aain.
The BaYard. from Parkersbur , and
Robt. Moore, from Portsmouth, have ar
rived since our last report, and the J. N.
McCullough, from Cincinnati, is dim here
to-day. ' . ,
Quite, a number of , towboats ,have ar
rived, and many have departed again with
tows of coal. It was aupposed on Saturday
that about a millon and a half bushels
would be sent out on the present water,
mainly destined for Cincinnati and Louis
ville.
The Armadillo, Capt. D. H. Swaney, IP
filling, up steadily, and will soon be ready
to take her departure for St. Lolls and
Missouri.
The Bayard, Capt. A. S. Shepard, is the
regular packet for Parkersburg to-day,
leaving promptly at noon. We maci , here
remark that the Bayard has bee n , thor
oughly repaired and is in excellent bondi
tion for busini-ss.
The J. N. McCullough, Capt. George D.
Moore, is announced to lea; e for Cincin
nati to-morrow at noon. The McCullough
is the finest steamer that now comes tb this
port, and she is,
and deservedly, too; very
popular in the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
packet trade.
—The Bellevernon was to have-lbft St.
LOuis for Pittsbugh on Thursday . .
'—The New York was advertised to leave
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on Saturday.
—The Emma NO. 3, en routs froth' New
Orleans, passed Memphis on Wednesday
last.
—The towboat Alps was to have" left Cin
cinnati for Pittsburgh •on Friday with a
tow of empty barges. -
—Deputy United States Marshal J. E.
Richardson has taken charge of the b. M.
Seekler l at Gallipolls.
—The.J. N. hieCullough was again com
pelled to, lie over at Cincinnati on Tursday
in oonseciuenee of the rain.
--Capt. Barney Martin. left Cincinnati by
railon-Thursdayfor St. Louis. where he
will at once load the Maggie Hays for Pitts
burgh.
—The' Talisman has been chartered
to carry a load of 'people' from Nash
ville to St Louis, to attend the Agricultu
ral Fair.
—The Caxnelia arrived at Cincinnati on
Thursday eVening and it was expected that
she would leave there the same night for
St. Lodls.
• —The J. N.. McCullough and R..C. Gra
left • Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on Frida .
The McCullough had 200 tons pig iron a
blooms, and.loo tons sundries.
—Capt. F. Y. Batchelor received a d'
patch at Cincinnati, Wednesday evens, .
informing him that he had been appointed
General Storekeeper for the Second Dis
trict of Ohio.
—The eobt.' Moore was sold on Saturday
at Cincinnati to Capt. James S. Wise, for
$5,000. She will take the place of the Pine
Grove. recently burned in the Cincinnati
and Nashville trade
—lt is reported that Mr. Smedley of
Paducah, has sold his one-half interest' in
the Fanny. Brandeis to Cotrimcidore
Hughes of Nashville, for 1 15,000. The
ether half Interest in the boat is owned ba
Capt. H. Miller. her commander.
—The Kentucky River Navigation Com
pany have bought the steamer Lady f;yace
of Capt. W. C. Watts and E. Blaokmore for
$7,500. The latter parties bought her here
last spring. at Marshal's sale, ,for $ 3 ,000,
and have since put but slight repairs on
—lt is said that the Delaware river is to
ibe bridged at Philadelphia, by an arch, in
three spans, each one a thousand feet long,
the whole structure .beinK nearly four
thousand,feet in length. There will be two
draws, formed In the shape of a fork, and
four hundred feet apart. . The entire cost of
the structure will be #2,000,000. :
—Capt. John Tobin has "swapped" the
magnificent steamer Frank Pargoud to the
Vicksburir and New Orleans Packet Com
pany for the steamer Gov. H. W. Allen,
each getting the - best :of thei • bargain, for
each had a boat •that 'was not 'adapted to
the trade in-which she was engaged. It is
not to be• supposed, • howaver, that the
"trade" was even.
—The Vicksburg Times, says: In . the
cases of the 'United State§ vs. steamers Gov.
Allen, Virginia, Messenger, P. W. Straders
L ;ulster:a and kncamber of Other boats, for
carrying • cotton , uncovered judgment,
against the;boat 4 so offending were render
ed by Judge gill, at the June term of his
Court, In Jacicson. The' fine is 8100 tor
each charge, and, some of-'the boats have
severatcharges'against them. Some rascal
at IV:itches was the Informer, and he gets
One-hairs:Ft thetine collected. We will give,
thefellow's ,name as soon as we can pro
cure it: . - Efe 'otsght to, bp', be knoWn, espe
cially by steamboatmen.
STZ4I/AbOATS.
pITTSBUSGII,I
WHEELING,
Marietta and • ,Parkersbilm Line;
Leave Company's Wharf 'Boat,Tobt of Wood street,
DAILY, AT 'l2 M.
MONDAYS AND TUUDSDAYS,
BAYARD A. S. I:lntuition), Muter.
WEDNISDAYS AND. SIATITHDA-18.:1 i; .
,GREY EAGLE C.L. DESMNAN, Muter.
kriightVilll be received at . All hours by
sea ' JAMES COLLI7IB, Agent.
- - .
- pon CAIRO AND. ST. a ggat
Jl. L0U14.-rTbe tine steamer ,
ADMILDI4I.O Capt. D. SwAspar.
Will leave for above and , lntennedlate ports on
.THICDAY, 14th lost., r. '
Will receipt neigh; tbroUgh to Altssourt and DP.
per Isllaslabtppl rivers. *, .. • • . -
For frmght or poseurs anplron board or to
solo GORIEST HAIi'..ETT, Agents. '
EI)U9.&2 l jON4ls.
LLEGIIENT. A.CALINEDIL .
.
..n'be next reauTar session wlll'eomtaenoe on
40E13DAY, SEPTEMBER IST,
IlitX.c.ElmlofrH ALL, Federal street; Allegheny.
MR T. E. WAKEITAM; Principal, will receive
'pupils at•the Hall, .on Monday, August, 31st. from
It to /2 .U22:v47
LLEGLIENY. CITY ACADEMY,
;AND 0011LEBOIAL.00LLBCT,
No 'IOI_72EIEBAI: NTJ over Alleghtniy Savings
Pally SWtoil: Scieniara7itom'lkii, It. to Ir.ig.
Vow/nerd i to 49 - • ' '
, kventuktiesaton: &dentine and Commercial, 7 to
.
•Pritolpals;
UHLER; :
SWHAan
AIORICAN`BYLLTABD TABLES ,
AND OOKAD/ATIOR ODDHIOU.
lind_htputably the best in nee. NEW IMPROVE
ENTrt, Patented - Nov. 90tb, 1807, and April
Rlst, 1888. Everything relating to billiards or the
best quality and lowest_ prices always on hand.
Our NEW 6.UE TlitinatE ft, Patented May Bth,
119 t, price 92.80—a great success.
illustrated price lists sent on application. Address
PHELAN & COLLENDER
83, 85, 87 and 89 OROSSY 87" Sow York OS7
Morturnio
PROPOSALS.
TO RIIMY CONTRICTORS.
r iE GRADUATION, MASONRY
AND DALLAbI'ING of the following enumer-
aced seetlons of the
Pittsbarrh & Connellsv'le Railroad,
. .
Are advertised for contract, and proposals for the
same will ,be.received at the Co "pany's Office, In
Pittsburgh, up to the
20TH OF SEPTEMBER, inclusive,
COmmenCing at the Uniontown Branch Junction,
about a mile east of Conne:l6vllle, Sections 59 to 64
inclusive. Then Sections 65, 73, 74, 76, 80, 81,
83, 83, 84, 85, 86, 81, 88, 80, 90, 91, 92, Ido,
110. 112, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 122, 128,
129, 130, 133. 140, All of these Sections are in
the valley of the Youghiogheny river, up to Section
112 Inclusive. Sections 'll5, 116, 117 are on the
Summit; and embrace the Sand Patch Tunnel; and
. the remainder are in the valley of Wills Creek;
Section 140 being about 5 miles from Cumberland.
Specifications of the work on the above. ections
will be ready for delivery on the I.it of September, at
the offices of 'the Company. at Pittsburgh and Cum
berland, where contractors will obtain all necessary
information to enable them to examine Hie line.
The' Company reserves the right to reject all or a
part of each bid.
B. B.' LATROBE,
..kitaust 10th, 18013
OFFICE Or CITY EN GINVIR AND SURVEYOR.
• Pittsburgh. Sept. 11, HEM 5
NOTICE- TO 'CONTRACTORS.
'Sealed Proposals for the partial Grading of
DIVWIDDIE .STREET, 'lrina Centre avenue to
Pennsylvania avenue: ' _
The partial Grading of BLUFF STREET, from
Boyd to 'Miltenberger street: -
b
or lintuing and laving SPRING ALLEY, from
Rush to Clymsr street: -
For Graoing and Paving SMALLMAN'S ALLEY,
from'Dccatur to Clark street.
Also, for the construction of a Board Walk on
CENTRE STREET, (McFarland's Grove.)
For laying "Nicolson Pavement" on DIAMOND
ALLEY, from the Dismond to-Wood street;
And fur the construction of a Sewer on RUrii
STREET, will be received at this office unlit
THURSDAY, beta,. 16th. 1868. -
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. Specitleations and blanks for bidding can
be had at thus office.
' sell:xna - IL J. MOORE, City Engineer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
"Westward the Star of Empire Takes
Its Way."
SECURE A HOME IN THE GOLDEN STATE.
THE IMINHCRANT
HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
OF CALIFORNIA. .
, .
Incorporated ffl the Laws of the State, Novem
ber ZIO:h. lIS6I. fur the purpose of providing
HOMES.-FOR ITS MEMBERS,
And prom9ting Immigration
Capital Stock. - 51,000,000
Dlvlded Into 200.000 SIIMIES at $5 each, paya
ble In U. 6. CUItttENcY.
Certificates of Mock Ut.stind to subscribers Imme
diately upon renelpt of the coney.
No PERSON ALLOWED TO HOLD 11011 E THAN FIVE
611A.tiEs,:
A t. Ironlar containing a full description of the
propert y to be dist rl bided among the Shareholders
whit he sent to any address upon receipt of stamps to
Cover return postage .
Information as to pylon of land. In any portion of
the state. or noon any other sub j ect of merest to
partlAs nroposlng to Immigrate, will be cheerfully
furnished upon receipt of stamps for postage..
All letters should be addressed
SECRETARY 13151IGRANT 1103fESTEATI ASSO.
CIATION, PostoMee Box No. SO, SAN FRAN
CISCO. CALLFOHNIA. au.•-13:y32
T AXES TAIES
.
•
The Tax Payers of the consolidated City of Pitts.
burgh, are her. by notified that the Tax Books are
now In the bands of the City Treasurer, ready for
collection.
, Taxes and Water Rinta paid toetween the let of
TUNE and the let of Al.itiuST, will be received at a,
_ _ _
DISCOUNT Or
let.
PER CENT.
Aed.betweeu AutiIIST let. see the /ate of SEP
TEMBER, at a
DISCODN. T OF TWO PER CENT.
From tbel.3tb ot SEPTEMBER to the Ist of OC
TOBER, all taxes will be_pa,yableas ssessed. After
the Ist of OCTOBEI t FIVE, per cent, will be added:
and on the let of N ' itVEMBER, all unpaid Taxes
will bo put Into the hands of Collectors Wall THE
'FURTHER ADDITION OF FIVE PER CENT.,
making
,311 di ff erence of FIFTEEN PER CENT,
between those paying In July and thoSe paying In
November.
The STATE MERCANTIL E LICENSES are
now due, and snould be paid ottor before the lit of
July, to save cost and expense of suit.'
kl. ALLENDE%
City Treasurer.
FFELD & C 04 1 .
•
, DEALERS IN
. .
GLUE, CURLED HAIR,
'X'aziners 9
.Scraps, CeTions t .Csittle
BONES, NEAPS FOOT OIL, &C •
`Office and Warehouse, No. 33a LIBERTY
3d door from Wayne,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
• •
01L wELt
ISteam Engines for Sale.
GRIV 3 7, n ran a ri n .ll ra S , T lO A rad E A;
Mull stroke, with all the tLatures
FOR BORING OIL WELLS.
Address HUGH N. DOLE A- CO.,
Luga) Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh, Pa.
•
OTiCE:—AII persons interested
are hereby not:tiled that pi Iteport to the
matter of the
C/ponlx4c of nOloerpisStrout,
In the City 'Of Tittiburgh, from Centre avenue to
stre.et, has been:placed in my hands. J 1 he u•
sessments wilt remain open at my office. No. 106
Flith Avenue, until SATURDAY, October 10th,
11308, when: those unpaid will-bs tiled as liens
against the property.- • , , ,
J. F. SLAG 1.70,
City Attorne
selOrx2s
CIIMCZ . OF Corrnota.zu OF ALLEGIIENY CO.,
• PIT sputum. Augufd, (
rTICE TO B H
ONDOLDERS.-
on 'qi after Beptember.lst, the SIX PER
DONDS, betted by Allegheny e 'n Ity, May
1 t. 1803, In payment or glouuty to Volunteers,
will be redeetaf.d , on p e4eniatlon at thla office.'
Interest on these bonds will cease November let,
1808. _
HENRY LAMBERT. Controller.
isitii:v3T
OFFICE CITY ItNOINEER AND isaIIVEYOR,4
PITTBEDIROU. Sept. 9th. /ACE.
OTICE.—The Assessment for
Grading, Pavinuntid Curbing 014411.1,MAN
• I.E El', trom Clymer to Smith street*, now ready
Air examination, rind ran be amm ai this mike until
SAI utiDAY, Sept. 19th. 1899, when it wilt be re
turned to the City Treantrer , Office Fur collection.
lieE:XlO
. J. 3100ith. City Engineer.'
RAIN PIPE.-HALL &ADAM"
D
SUPEILIOU ARTICLE OP
DRAIN PIPE
& K F:Lbrn, agents for,ruantitacturers,
,
All them, Dori Onl3 to twenty-fonr Inches at ',EL
DON 147
Wood street, between Irlfth and 81:th streeta.
pelt
B onDEßps CONDENSED SILK
-.AS cases genuine 'Eagle , ' brand Just re-
I go Condensed Beef for making Beet Tea,
Dearoup, &e., In atone jars or tablets, "for sale at
the Fandiy tiroo•ryttore of
• au24 JOHNA. RENSHAW.
PrRE CIDER VEIT EGA R...1P0r
pickling or table ges . ,_ tor . sale by barrel or
11 1; . a b r Imperial wine Vlnegav, br the cask
JOHN A. lttoir•HAW,
Corner Liberty a Han
nd
o a r t s g r u e a u t i ot
ILrOUNG AMERICA CHEESE.-
Very superlur slz pound Cheese: al•o. fine
no or cutting t, hears, fur isle it the family Ornebry
More of JOUR A. B&NiILAW.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
J. L. DILLIIME3
DILLINGER & STEVENSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
All Kinds of Country Produce.
all market Merchandise promptly .filled. at
LOWEST rates. Particul sr attention given
to the sale of nutter, Eggs, Cheese, Dried Fluits,
kc, We feel confident that we can give entire eat
isfa,•tion, by snaking QUICK SALES and PROMPT RE
TURNS. at HIGHEST MARKET PRICKAi and therefore
re •nectfully solicit your consignments. A lcntre
spondence answered promptly. Marking Plates
L.rnished free. Drain in store and to arrive daily.
auai!t7B
WATT, LANG •Si . . CO.,
Groceries, Flour. Grain, Produce, Pro•
visions, Fish, Cheese, Carbon 011. de.,
Nos. 172 and 174 WOOD STREET, near Liberty
street. Pittsburgh, Pa. nos:nii
J. B. CANFIELD A. T. CANFIELD.
Orß. CANFIELD & SON, COM
., MISSION MERCHANTS, and• Wholesale
eaters in tioshen, Factory. Hamburg and W. it.
Cheese, Butter, Lard, Polk, Bacon, Flour, Fish,
Dried Fruit, Grain, Pig Lead, Pot, Pearl and S-da
Ashes. W bite Lime, Linseed,, Lard, Coal and Car
bon Oils, No. 141 First street. Pittsburgh.
M. STEELE J. A. 13T/LELE,
MSTEELE & SON,
• _
V 1.01711, GRAIN. FEED, dm
No. 95 . OHIO STHEEI near East Commoa,
ALLEGHENY CITY, l'A.
CIVIL ENGINEER.
at119;t139
JAMILS n. incAliron JOB. HARPER
MEALNOR & HABPER,
COMMISSION ivEortoi-LA.wrs
329 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Consignments 'solicited.
RayEnzarcEß—J. G. Martin, Cashier Mechanics'
National Bank; J. B. Dilworth & Co., R. T. Ken
nedy & Br _o. Ja31:124
PETER KELL JAS. F. awahatu
KEIL ST. RICHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DRALSES IN
/LOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, ds.,
849 Liberty ht., Pittsburgh,
my2i:b37
L. J. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 396 PENN STREET
*918:x89
=:Zl==
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUR. GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 141 WATER STREET, above
Smithfield, Pittsburgh. let
FETZML & ARMSTRONG,
FORWARDING AND CONCEISSION MERCHANTS,
For the sale of Flour, Grain. Bacon, Lard, Rutter,
Seeds, Dried Fruit, and Produce,genendly, No. 16
MARKET STREET, corner of First. Pittsburgh.
fe^-2:uB .* •
JOIIN I. HOUSE E. 'HOUSE.-- VIII. H. BOUM.
J OHN I. HOUSE Ss BROS., Sues.
cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE ft CO., Wholesale
J OHN
and Commission Merchants, Corner of
-Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittsburgh. Is.
RIDDLE, No. IS3 LIBERTY
• STREET. Plttbburgli, Pa., Commis ion Mer
e ant and Wholesale Dealer In Oonntry Produce,
lirocerit,i and Pltt.shurgh 31annfact 'lces. Cash ad
vanced on Conslgnments, and bald for Produce gen
erally.
HORT. KNOS VNI.111:W
KNOX 45:, SON, comrtnissloN
31EliCHANTSand dealers In FLOUR. GI ALti
; 71 PRODUCE
.r461 1 :11, " o d ppo.:Il 3. 11 4 1, N AI I I t e A gke l y -, C ' lty o. .
jrl7:l-3.
TeITTLE, HAILIRD & PATTON,
lWholeiiale Grover's, - ConuntsUon 3lerchants and
lers in Produce, Flour, On - con, Cheese, Ptah,
Carbon ands Lard Oil, Iron, :calls„ Glass, Cotton
Yarns and all Pittsburgh Manufactiires generally,
119 and 114 sEcov I . ) STREET Plttgburgh.
JOHN SUIPTON ..:A WALLACH.
§H I PTON hr. WA L LAC E 9 WHOLE..
SALE ROC ERS AN I) PRoD LICE DEALERS,
o. 6 SIXTH STR}FT. Pittsburgh. IsllbrsB .
JOS. - A. BUTLER,
ALDERMAN AND PDLIOE MAGISTRATE.
0111ce, 110
,WTLIE STREET, near Washington,
Pirt'SRPRGA, PA.
Deed Bonds, 'Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Deposit one, Collections. and all other legitimate
business e2ecuted promptly. trihanns
SAMUEL MCMASTER%
. • ALDERMAN,
Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace and Police Magis
trate. Office, GRAM' STREET, opposite the Ca
thedral, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds, 'Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, and all Legal liilable39 executed with
promptness and dispatch. • mhlt
EILTSTACE S: MORROW,
.A:I4_I3MII,II2AiV,
EX-OFFICIO JUSTICE 'JF THE PEACE AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
,OFFICE, N 0.73 PERNA:AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds,l Bonds, Mortgag ee , 'Acknowledgments.
DemmMons and all Legal Business executed with
promptness and .dispatch.
A AMMON,
Justice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT.
CARSON STREET, EAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection of Rents solicited and promptly attend
ed to. my3:y6o
WILLIAM 11. BARKER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CONVEYANCER, &C.,
Office. CARSON 'STREET, nearly opposite the
Railway Depot, SOUTH PITVBUROII.
Business entrusted to his care promptly attend
ed to. myl:yet
T S. rzuGpsolv,
LP •
BROOM) FLOOR. FRONT Roo*.
JOHN W. RIDDELL,
Ocoee. US Illamond Street,
(Opposite the Court House.)
fievS:t44
Iv. A. LEWIS,
ATTORNEY-AT -LAW,
No. 99 Diamond Street,
alhs:nll
H. C. MACKHELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
No. Sla ciratit Street,
MY24:blB
JOHN A• STRAIII4
ALDMIRMAN,
XX-OPIP/CIO ' ' JUSTICE OF UTE MACE AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Offiee,ll.sl FIFTH STREET, opposite the Cathe
dral, Pittsburgh, Pa. Deeds, eciads, Mor t ages
Acknowledgments, Depositions and all Le Guil
tless executed with promptness and disgust° .
A'"" "D BIAILELEY,
11.WrOUNMYY -11,1 " -1441.W .
ape:nSedir
ICE! ICEI ICE!
Ice Dealer,
No. 10 DIAMOND ALLEY, Pittsburgh.
=I
Orders left here or at Band. Street Bridge will re
ceive prompt attention. Wagon. riUi 2 OW Pit*
bulk sad illeitherii.
I=
RECEIVE AND SELL
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Commission liferch,ants,
AND DEJILT.RB IN
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 87 Fifth Street,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
PITTSBtRGR, PA
,• PITTSBURGH. PA
Na 98 FIF'E'S STREET.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
ICE.
II
RAILROADS.
PITTSBURGH andammin
CONXELLSVILLE It. It.
On and after THURSDAY, March adz, anew
trains will arriite at and depart-from the Depot, COT.
ner of Grant and Water streets, a, follows:
li.part. Arrive.
Mall to and from Unlont'n. 7:00 A. N. 6:00 P. Mt,
McKeesport Accommodt'n.ll:oo A. St.
Ex. to and from Unlont'n.: 3:00 P. M. .10:00 At at.
West Newton Accommod'n 4:30.P. Y. 8:35 A. at.
Braddock's AccommodaVn 6:15 P. m. 7:50 P. Me
Night Arc. to McKeesport.lo:3o p. x. 6:40 A. a 4
Sunday Church Train to and
from West Newton 1:00 P. x. 10:00 .L. 111:
For tickets apply t),
•
J
W. B. STOUT, Superintende%tß: KING. Agent.
mbis
CHANGE of TEI
£LLEGIIENY VA'
On and after WEDN Ent
1868, TWO Tlt.
Pittsburgh Station. Conn.
for Franklin, Oil City, flu
Oil negions. •
LEAVE PITTSBURGH.
Mall 8:05 a m
Express 7:25 p m
Bratly's kod Ae 3:25p in
lst Soda Works . .
;Annuli IN rITTSBUIICITh.-.
,31,01 4:sopm
Express........ 6:05"a m
B'adys B'd Ac10:20 am.
Ist 'Soda Works
Accotuoda'n• 7:80a
2d /Soda Works
Accomoda'n. 2:50 p
Mixed Wa3 T'n 8:25 p m
Hutton Ace•n.. 8:35 a us
!Armstrong Ac. 6:20 p
Church Train leave Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. se.
Ar
rive In Plitsburgliat 0:50 A. N.
.PAcsengers taking express train have but one
change of cars b. tween Pittsburgh, Buffalo and OR
Regions. Mall and Express Trains stop only at
principal points. Mixed Way and Accommodatioi
trains stop at all stations._
Accomod , n— MOO a m
2d Soda Works .
Aecomoti'n .. 5:20p re
Mixed Way 'Pa 6:20 a.m
Helton Ace'n.. 6:20 a m
THOMAS M. HMO, Ass% Supn.
W. FOSTER HOPE. Ticker. Axent. au=
TTSBURGH,gialgin
CINCINNATI AND ST.
LI a
B RAILWAY.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
CHANGE OP TIMP--On and after SUNDAY.
June 21st, 1868, trains will leave and arrive at-the
Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time:
Depart. Arrive.
Mail Express 2:15 a. m. 1!1:10 a. 12.
Fast Line 9:4.0 a. m. 7:15 p. m..
Fast Express 2:10 p. m. 11:20 a. m.
Mixed Way 0:10 a. m. 1.05 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'a Acc'n, No. 2.. 5:25 p. m. 8:20 a. tow
SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Sunday Express leaves at 9:10
p. m. arriving in Cincinnati at 6:00 a. ni. the next
The 9:40 a. M. Train ays dail Sundays ex—
cepted, and makes close connections ai Newark for
Zanesville and points on, Sandusky, Mansfield &-
Newark H.R.
S. P. SCULL, Generil 'Ticket Agent.
W. W. CARD, Hann., Steubenville.
WESTERN PENN -Mums,
SYLVANIA RA1L
.176./..D.—On and after Augn. t 16th, 1868, the Pat* ,
senger Tralns en the Western Pennsylvania Rail.-
road will arrive at and depart from the Federal
Street Depot, Allegheny City, as follows:
No
flpringd'e No 6:35 a mlkfall. Depart.
8:50 aft Freeport No.l 8:15 am p Freeport 4'0.1 8:50 as
Erpress g 10:15 ain SharpbExpress`g No.11_1:20 aria
Sharpb` No.l 1:25 pln
Freeport N 0.2 4:10 p m dpringd'e *** 350 put
.5:50 p m Freeport - No. 2 6:05 pln
Springdtrans7:lo p m Snringd'e Nol 5 :15 Int
Aboye tains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junct. every -
Sunday at 7:40 a. In., reaching Allegheny City at
9:50 a. in. Returning, leaves Allegheny City at -
1:20 p. in. and arrive at Allegheny Janet. at V:4s
p.m.
COrtailrrATlON T . /mare—For sale in packages Or
Twenty betWeen,Allegheny City, Chestnut street.
Herr's, ' Bennett , Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsbuzg,
and good only on the trains stepping at Stations spe- ,
chlied on tickets.
The trains leaving Allegheny City 'at 6:15 a. in.
and 20 P. M. make direct connection at Freeport.
with Walker', line ofStages for Butler and Rennet:s
team. Through tickets may be purchased at the
Office. No. 3 - St. Clair street, near the Suspension
Bridge Pittsburgh, and at the Depot, Allegheny.
For further information apply to
JAMES LEFFERTS, Agent.,
Federal Street Depot.
The Western-Pennsylvania Railroad will not as,
some any risk for Baggage, except for wearing
parel, and limit thei. responsibility to One Hundred.
Dollars In value. All baggage exceeding this
amount In value will be at the risk of the owner, nn
teas taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAM.
Sotuirintendent, Altoona. YX.
EEO
S /110°Iptir! HILL
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Eastern Division.
The SHORTEST Al D MOST RELIABLE sours
from the East to all points In
Colorado, Nevada.
California, Utah,
Arizona,_
New Metico, - Idaho,
. .
Oregon:,
Two
(Sundayseae State ;.Ltne and Leavenworth
daily, excepted, ) on the arrival of trains of
Pacific Railroad from St. Louts, and r itnnibal and
Si. Jo Railroad from Quincy, .connecting at-Law
rence, Topeka and Wamego with stases 'fbr all -
points in Kansas. At end of track west of Ells
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS COM
PANT'S DAILY LINE -OF OVERT AND, MAIL
AND EXPRESS COACHES FOR '
xvort wvati tasidr r. A Tr-m-4
And all Points in the Territories,
. . , .
And . with SANDERSON'S TRI-WEEKLY LINE of
COACHES for Fort Union, Bent's Fort, Pass,•Albst—
stpeeNee,xiSetcltta Fe, and *1 points in . Arizona apd
the recent additions of rolling stock
equipni and
ent, and the arrangements made with re
sponsible Overland Transportation Linea from
western terminus, this road now - offers unequalled'
facilities for the tratusmiselon of freight—tojthe Pim
West. -
Tickets for sale at all thq prim:lest oItA 3ln the
United States and Canadas. L .
Be sure and ask for, tickets via THE smorr
HILL ROUf G. UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY.
BASTEILV DIVISION.
A. AxnEnsoN,`
General superintendent.
wEnsTrA
General Freight and:7l44cet Agent.
STEAMSHIPS.
TO LIVERPOOL , AND
QUEENSTOWN.
THE INU &N MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
Numbering sixteen arat-dais vessels, among thee
the celebrated
• CITY OF PARIS, CITY OF ANTWEPP
CITY OF BOSTON,. CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OP LONDON, Batling
EVERY SATURDAY, from Pier 43, Nor%
River, New York. For passage or further lamw
tlon apply to •
WILLIAM - BINGHAM, dry
70 ,FIFTH STREET. (Chronicle ittilldinr,/
Nearly opposite Poet Office. rinse n reit
GROCERIES,.
VIM:
(Late Miller & ttleketsw,)
Nos. 2.21 AND 228,
Corner Liberty and Irwin Streets,
Offer to the trade at Low Pieties
••••o n 'rrAa. of /TIN MACESREL. In barrels.
siri e .. Quarters and kits.
. 00 : h os ts choice YOUNG. HYSON. JAPJP7'
And IMPERIAL TEAS. •
50 sacks cholce RANtIOON RIOR.
115 bbls. choice CAROLINA RMIL
75 bbls. LONG IoL AND tIYRUP. -
50 bbls. SIRUP, choice brands.
100 bbls. N. 0. MOLASSES.
50 bbls. BERMUDA IiOLASSES.
ROO bbls. REFINED SUGAR.
.75 blids. PORTO RICO, CUBA and DERIA,
MARA SUGARS.
ROO bags RIO COFFEE.
50 bags JAVA and LAGUATRA COFFERS.
100 cases IM PO : ED CLARET. -
1150 cases HIM A CHARDON'S CRAY
_ MONS ES.
SCOTCH ALE and LONDON PORTER con
atantly on hand. -
IMDB./Eg.
S
'4OO 'bus Prime Yellow Eir ' Coru.
300 50 bua b
Prime o Ba rl doey. /Welled do.
s
3,000 lbs. Dried Apples.
500 lbs. Dried Peaches.
35 bble. Sorghum MoLuau.
10 bblg. Sweet Older. *:
80 doe. Corn Brooms,
In store . and for sale by
FETZER lld ARMSTRONG,
let 10
artet street. corner Fleet.
SnPICED SALMON.--1000
_CARS
.M,trecebred from Boston; also . P'ekled 4 strodn
small Mt*, for famllv use, or for sale , by the.
pound, at the Family Grocery tliore of
JIMN A. IttNBFIAW.
Corner Liberty and Hand steet.
1:71
DEABL ASH-23 casks for sale
C 7 J. B. 0/..NEUGLD *Sun.
Ell
LLEY RAILROAD,
MY, 7:25 P. M. August
INS DAILY wilt leave
Plke and Canal streets,
&do, and - all manta In the
Washington,