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.prc Ypieg, Septlmber - 20; 1888.
• icostur Awe
• Money tiotiSe sintt thriller of 4(s or Cent;
the letter figure being theprice'at Cleat):
Sterling . stea#Y - Tat 9A•1310 - V, Gold firmer,
°Peeing ;at t071 , 1d, and
ofoeing aetive-at : l4liV., It is reported that
the Sub-Treshory eold'welonemillion dot=
tars of gold test three days. The
eaports to-day were $250,000
GOVERNMENT stoma
loiter under pressure to sell for fear of
Istringeat money market. Followingarethe
qubts.ucrna : Coupons 1881, lI3Vgil.lBX; do.
113®113y(; do ''64; 109X®109%; `
169 . 31(4110; do. New, 108(41108 1 4: do.
'67, 108y,®I08K; d 6. "68,-1083i(4116630 1040 s
laig@noo.
_ : sun morns • fA
tall. Old Tennessee% 89@69X; Sew,
68(§188y' s ; Old Carolina% 7544; • New ,d o ..
74%; , Old Virginias, 63%®54; New do.!„t
Qiso; Missouri% 92.
RAILWAIFSHAIMthi
Lower on New York Mai;
trt:::Wvire are stronger.' MiseellineonF
dull. - Expresestocks '
100; 46 3 / 4 @)47.: ;Itninfion;. ,
Water Power, 18%; Cumberland, _mow
VCella.Efßrea. -24 %4 430. ,taanorifinii473f:g"
484; Adams; tam,@s2gi untramitat4i; 4 V
0430 Merchants' Union, 24®24X; Quick.
21(i)2250 Mariposa preferred. UMW
18; Pacific MR11,107%10108: Westerngitiori
Tokstrito4: B , 4 l:4 l t 4 WNll'lY.
0128 X; Erie,' 47447%; do. preferred; 69% 4 ; r
Hudson,' 131q(4139; Harlem, 42Kgr 2 k
Reading - , 93%@Iii3X; et 4,, „willful 4.
Patil, fr2492X‘' do:•prefeitw .881 / j 33.1-;,;
Michigan - aftarai; "118(4)118W, ,111 gan
SouthernrB444llinola.Centrrl4634ol47;
3111isils -bonds, 120 i_AfIttIblirgilli:f4fitION
Toledo, loi@milf; Rnoic delandiqlol3ol#
104 1 4 -NortAirestern,-875‘®8730-11m-yre,
/erred, 87X,cg87pi; Fort..Wayne,•ll.3Xolll;
Hartford 'and Rrie, 223p2)22 3 / 4 f Terre Haute,
0 . 7 -XtuNinajloko ES/ 4 4k DR
hippo dna"Moult. viSY, 101;;,C. p. u. et 1,
7934; CLeveland and Ashtabula, 9834. ' •
ams *
MINING 11.IIA ,
BiliiiiiraMl l / 1 111reefiyisma51.7tockx
mamas n; fir New York ..Oold, 110; Gras
voile); 40; Mnritana_p_s4@ss: Smith*. ,Par„-
malilik494 406. - • -
corms STOCKS.
CAPker 'sucks a Bostpn. Calumet, 5,%
r ranit 1834; Quinete
21; 45t'; Minnesotsol. ,
Sith - I t feaStifjr — ) l k%TPWVoBo. - 00r.l i ii, "
meats, $1,1Z7,8161,. taianetsoPit,9o7,ll9B:-
-Chitititf '?"*.
` ^ ‘z /37 T!!'f*Ta!t 41 " 1 'itubuiitl . 4 4 z 4 4 4 14
_ Clicuitori; Sejit. , 29.—Eastern Erelmage rit
• etiijoy:Aiiict grit_ at 1,50a12,52'.6nY1ni, and
sel,l4llg':Ut par. :glimr,"
_quiet at 143,750.„
WheatWhestig *ask rind 3%si4c loWer, with salmi':
of 6 - 1. *SS 4 ggia . -Intil Xio:2at 111.38 a
1, , t he mar elostpg„y4t4 sellers of No.
.2 at and sales • were made since
'ohange , --at. - -$143341,33. - - Corn; the gypsum:l
betro tolling° .csscii larteki trith(iales Nri.,.
0,911401/o;:oh''rittrigt itruled quiet 9r
aKipi44,40004 ; dull at ' 994 advance of 4
a4V,6 on yesterday's closing iiguires; No. 2'
is (stalbgt . Annex, and, rejected 104'4 WO
thla'Afternoon, with sales of No. at
varib. 'Oats:. there is i.good shipping de
mand, withaales. 51y,a5131e, the market
closing et 511152 e: Rye is steady and quiet,
with =lel of t. 1 4 10. 1 at $ 1 , 17 ‘) 1 ,1 8 , , N0.'-'2 - tt, , t
$1.13, and rejected at 11,05, the market clot
inetthri, 'wade figure for No. 14 Barley
41 et arid 27i - lower,closing at ;1,10 for No.
1 Provisioniestriady:"Mess Pork ,
soldat V26;2528,75,.! the'botaide price Tor
favaiite brands. laid, steady at 1834 e.
Sweet Pickled Hams 17a180..: Dry Salted
Shoulders 1001055 o; - Highwitugt WO, at
.51,115- free. Freights: dtul,:and ,easy.,
Receipts for the Oast twenty four hours— ,
9,114 bbls flotir.;'ll,seat'bivh wheat; 36,781 '
, ' bush ,00rn- Kea, bush oats; .1,752 hogs.
ShirimentBL9,29s bbls flour; 71,473 bush
•I wheat; 71,037 bash torn;," 86,646 bush oats;
,1 885_hogs..-
~-41
,
Rr Telexravii•io the littstvctrils Gstette.l,
Quickgpti..zr..- Sept. .21).:411eloitr,dult
Priem dzoollingl family, extra $7,76'
.18,25;'-'WlieetY - Lnieffire. but holders ief'cille :
to Wl : ftc
Cornhigher and-dikaianif.At4l,loal,ls.
Oats -in good demand at 63a650. Rye dull
114115.74t4failep4detlibtft0flimit 4sllB
12.2031br, $
tate;ipsd 12;85 for 'clatukle. "
Whisky-doll ar52,16440 for free. Cotton
'ziesableat Taiiidoo id"
fallititces. -::Mess , 7Perhlfirm end sold to &-
limited extent at $lO. Bulk meats firlif'
ealet76,oooportfilisaboUhiere tit-ile;peeked'
sideip-1850.:- Bacon firm: and in- fair de
matrffitil224al246.for shoulders,.tifelitter.'
rate asked; sides 1434altq'aiid 160 for 'rib;
isles& t anif , rithdr-dittlinilt tkf
buy at these - ;rates.. - Inict,undhanged end
, quieff ,19Moi - asked.' 'Batter Miner; fresh
313a12e. - Egas dull at 23a24c0 Cheese firm
at 161186::' 'Pliskseed - in= deininct - at - 111,50 a.
2/ 4 75, Linseed' - ;Oil 'declined In $ 40.5 ',with
salient 100 - bbis in lots., -Lerd Oil unchang.
ed imd.quiet. Sugar firm:. 230 hhcis otlfix
ablelbrChba; 1345af434e for Porto - Rico and
15y,a1530 for: Detharare. Coffee , in good'
demand at 21a25c. Apples firm at $4a5,50
per..bbl.. Gold 141%-.buying.:Exchange
firm irpitr buying. Money market easy
at Balo percent.
St. Louis Market.
-(137 - Telegriv!i to, the l'itUburgh oazette
ST. Louis, Sept. 29.—Tobacco; offering
liberal and feeling better generally, but
prices. without quotable change. Hemp
smallsales undreised at $429. Flour
much depressed by unfavorable advices
from Orleans;and sales confined ,to local
trade; super *5,75.46,0e; extra $3,7537,00;
double extra IP/5425; double extra to
Cairo 110a12. Wheat heavy awl declined
3asc;, prime fail $2a2,04; strictly prime $2,10
a 2,15; - fancy $2,20a2,25;4ch0ice
spring $1,5031,55. Corn dull with scarcely
anyileinand at 94a9lic; the latter for choice.
Oats firm and unchanged at 524560 for porn
mon 'to choice. Barley heavy; Choiceispring
90a950; Missouri 82,10. 'Rye firmer at $1,15
Pork steady; mesa $29. Bacon quiet
and dull; sales old clear sides 15y s c; loose
freali,Alol6alo l 4,c; ,fresh shoulders 1250,
1254 c; canvassed sugar cured hams 17Mal9c.
Lard dull at 19c in tierces, and 20e in kegs.
Whisky firm at --
$1,50. Receipts Flour,
bble.; wheat, 21,195 bush; corn, 988
bush; oats, 105 bust; rye, 3,252 bus; barley,
.12,217 bush.
Toledo Market.
{By Telegranit to, the Pittsburgh Gazette. ]
Timune, September 29.—Receiptin flour,
3,037 bids. wheat, 39,834 bush; cora, 10,028
bush; eats, 11,300 bush; irye,, 360 bush.
Shipment.: flour; 12.829 bbls; wheat,' 61,-
.354 bush: cern, 17,275 bush; oats, 13,329
bush. , Flour dult; sales wh,te at VON.
Wheat, white 4a6e and amber and ,red 2e
lower; sales white Wabash at $2,50, white
Michigan $2.06, amber $1,95, No. 2 red $l,BO,
No. 3do sl*. Corri a shade better;' sales
No< l'at 98c, No. 2 white 99c. '.Oats i.teady
-.at 57c for Michigan. Rye 2c better; sales
Michigan at $ 1 43. Harley steady; sales
Canada at f 2,10, State $2,00g. Freighte,
.56 to . Buffalo and Oc to Oswego,
Philadelptila Market.
4B y.g a i ,e p 7v a t to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
,
Piiiii..arogr,enta, September --
.Clover
seed declined; sal"a a; $ 7 ,504,09. Flaxseed
42.80a2,90." Petroleum unsettled; crude 20,
refined held et 31, bid 30. Flour dull at
1;9,20a9,59; new Spring Wheat extra family
410,00, old do $10,00512,00, Pennsylvania
and Obio do $.3.0.1.0,53 for extra- Wheat
eery dull; red , 162,2.142,30, amber $2,304,35.
Rye 111,50 for Pennsylvania and $1,90 for
Delaware... Corn dull and droOping; yet
low 41,26a1,27. Oats in .fair, demand and
unchanged, Grooorkra I G rovlalcua
iguuiged. - .
, ) ,"4'7 ; VIE 0 ' 1 1 11 MO.
uriTelearnin to the zutfearga swat:
t • Sepietabed
EHodW but iii t =thi" . iie;:'
deletion theiditt
:the trade is neither ititPte tiidr eatlgfadto fy
we quote 40e47....Ottowti:SheatinP
at 15%e.f0r Atlantle c A and Amos:team-an ,
;16 for Stailt•A.'"Atlititle'Efi' Pacing. eitea.
;Lyman E and Peot A - held at`lYo, whioh
la ...an. extreme; Booth F : 4 ' , brings •153ief
Great Falls E, 14340; 'Salmon Falls, 6,y;c::
Farmers A: A,- 16; Augasta;• 14; Shaw mut F,
;F 340; . do. L L, 12lie; ' Lawrence''
px; p it 0, /136; Atlantic:
V, 1.3 c; sfield C, 12e; and
11%e by the bale: Albion A, 1134 e;
Sagamore, /lefzlkwight X, 112% '..Kennebae,
10 e;„Atiantio P, 18e; WaverlY Bridge .
X; j 1lo; Grafton A; 8c; 'Lawren& 15 - 6.
do:11; /4e; Pepperell 'l'; .18 6 ; do. E; He; do.'
0 .,,,1 2 e* and 1 1 1, 11o; byease, and halfra cent
per yard higher for each letter by,the piece..
Aiaebnville Bleached Ml:sling have beert - ra:
dined. to 17e; Langthiwto.l4of -Portstiotittr:
I.T, to 10e; Amoakeag A,,,l6o:„Eartletti
and Hearsay& A, 200. Waureagan prints
have'beed reduced' to and Troy to 74::'
-,; ~cleveland Market.
(By Telegraph to the Plt4burghgmote.al
CLEvErAnry,,Sepietnher.r.-4790, otcy
midn'hold ar 1i12,50 for' treib ex tra ifhite ;
!10,7E411,1)0 for.donble!ext 'A ben; 49,15 a
0:1(94.:- double extra TOP , 110.2.50,50:-. for.
Cu le extra spring; 18,24 for eMra; spring
country made ' ranges - at 19;75a1,W"f0r
091Ible,eXtraiired!and amber; $8,50a840 for
douhlesatra,aprtag;;;4(ol.l2oo for l deOle
eitra - white - Wheat; saes bf sii car loads
of No. 1r deC $l,OO. end' or
Np t g do.; at. $480a1,131.. . Cora nominal at
$1,02a1,c13., Oats irregular; sales or, pivo,car
loads' at 6034e;' two car loads 'at- 624 i, 'Rye
he1d , at11,22a42.7.!. Hanley (' held %BIM and
higher, No.,d-at 11,8_5a2,00,tbr State and Can
adf€:— Petroleum very , firm and demand
active, refined held at 28a29e; trade iota
.' at'
" Bltlmore Mark
B ideitraente thi Pittabnigh
BALTIiICiBIe, Slptember,29;:--Flour /Wet
wit!) a` f feir business;. prima„,unotutowati
Wkfilt very' dull bat not qtiotifikr lower.
conlifltM; salei of 'Whito . htll,2or yellow
, Oats firm at Inane. Bye firm at
$1,40a450. Provisions, firm...: Mess. pork,
130;50. 'fia4S6ll = titi - sides, 'I6Ko; clear do,
17c shoulders, 113y,a140. 21a220.
f—* St. Meals Cattle Starlet.
CB, Telegziugi to the PlttibutiktitsetteAl' :
?LT* 141 ; 112 1 Plag , , P 07 44 '4 ool r , ptesicly,
for a 3 l kinds; itiforfor to extra Cattle
I Ellieeto''lll2,fol4so for 'to
• :t3 ' , ,r.
..11Aatsiolli::Eletitember29; 1 --'l'eal"tnetak , las:
'WReditiiiilt4t.'Pfll 2 49 do t Brian dr .oaugtk
,er_l(N) bbls flour,, Watt. EaugAgo; , car
Simpson; 7 - Vila islder,lt'ltda Jr;
8 drums tobaoco, Atwall,l4e&tt
,garter. McGrew a- PO; 2 Cara,;staYteh Mp
Adaiin*ll r o;'l car wheat ,' S; Litigett,4
CMIO boxes thihOn; W, If Kirkpatrick :a
Cor l'aks hope, 'John - 'White* Jr;- 32 bexes
:cheese; J B Canfield Emir 84 Sks rytt,'S
Floyd; I'car lumber: Nans - dt.Co; 1 car' bar
ley,•24 WsdiaWright; 6 bbls' apples. Geer & •
'Bolter; 1 ear Wheat, Mitchell & Co; '1 - car
staves,' W Ricks; 1 car ear - corn, MelielarY
Wad; 1 ear milifeed, 100 'bbis fl tar, Heil
dt Ritchart; 4 oars barley; Pier ' [) annals dd
Co; 100 bbls flour, J Bonnor; 100 • di)
Kirkpatrick, Herron dr. Co; 60 tea. lard. F
Sellers do Co; 1 car , rye, H ,Wallace; car
wheat; 10 tea' hams, Volit, Mahood & co;
2lbbdls hides; Geo 11: Anderson;-'lO • bales
broom corn, H R McClellan; 4• rolls leather, I
J Efaininett & Son; 100 bbls Welt,
Lane& Co;' 1011 do, - McClure & McKee; 100
do Ato,- E Heasleton; 200 do do. onMerrli ear
millfeed,"ll Conrad; 4 cars rye, T Moore
Son; 4 do do; F G Finch dr Co.
,CLEVELAND APT POT/ J8 111391i RAIL
' Roan, September 29.-3 cars iron gore,
'Bryan it Can i ghey; 2 do do, Reese, Graff &
Dull; 8 cars pig iron. Nimitik , Co; 3 cars
iron ore, - McKnight, Porter liCo:.1 car 'iron
ore,'Zug dr. Co; 1 do Graff, Dyers; & Co;
10 do da, Shoonberizer & Blair; 2_cars lum
ber, Slack Shales; Ido do,Allen & Dunn;
1 car iron Ore. Parktltros it Co; 1 da.barleY,
.0 Barrelrine it Pro; 10 bbls cil, 2 do tallow,
Mai Flamm it Son; 20 do . oil, Hays 'it
Hewart; 25 bia Cheese, J Dab:- J
eath: 50 bxs, 2 crates starch, Watt, Lang
-,stsrch, McKay & 8ra;,50 do
'to r Klieagleton:l2o do J./ House & Co;
25 do do, S P Shriver dt Co; 2 cars copper, C.
Cr Hussey it Co; 24 bits hardware, Secomb
Co; 6 bbls 011. Van order &S,hepard; 10
do do. W r, DiViloin-17 ) - , bble"01110IIS,Nrolgt,
Mahood it Co; 12 bbls apples, Elliott it
MYerc;.lo dodo,,J,Herbert: / car , lumber,
lack & Shales; 100 bola loud, Slug & Co;
40 do do, B Wiley & Co.
ALLEGIQINZ ST.VrioN,-September,-‘29.-
1 car millfeed; 128 ' bbls 'llour, - "Stelirert &
Ungepheim; 'car barley, Smith it Q.l; 3 do .
staves,.jlif lieniihill; 1 do
Aioci aa, It. &
Rotai: 23 - beef ,bides;Ag calf skips, J
',Stuck . athi 5 bdls leather, M Delange; 25
bbls flour, A Miller: 1 car barley, M Heck
elman; 1 car wheat, Win MeKing 2 cars
metal. Spann; Chalfant it Co; 2 cars bailey,
J Rhodes it Co, 40 sks flour; J M Lusk; 20
, - bbls do, W Fl Beckert; 6 cars wheat. 3 T
Kennedy & Bro; 3 cars iron ore, Lewis, Bai
ley & Dalzell; 2 cars barley, A Gackenhei
mer. & 'Bre; 11 kegs powder, 35 Etas starch,
E M. Jenkins; 1 car flaxseed, Ewer, Ham
ilton Co; 35 sks ri e, Ruse & Ewing; 21 bbls
apples, W Davison.
PITTSBURGH, OINCINNA.TI AND ST. Louis
RatiLitcin, September 29.-1 car barley, J
Rhodles & Co; 4 do do, Spencer & McKay; 3
bbls flaxseed, 18 bbls apples, 2 Flo eggs, W
H Graff & Co; 30 pkgs starch, "E H Myers&
Co; 2 crates do, E Heazleton; 05 doz brooms,
McEfr y & Uo; 50 bbls flour, W H Kirk
p itriqk & Co; 10 bbls lard oil, W B Hays &
Son; 10 do do, E 11 Myers & Co; 3 t b i e r s
brooms, John Hutchinson; 2 bbls oil,
& Ewing; 80 sits - wheat Robb it Herron:
20 eke rags, L Straus; 1 car staves, M : P
Adams & Son; 1 b,x cheese, Carter Mc-
Gre'sv & Co; 17 eke barley, Smith dt• Co; 1
bale hops, W Multiage.
ALLROHENT VALLEY 'RAILROAD, Sep
tember 29.-1 car lime, D L Reynolds; 1
bbl eggs, Paul & Gibson; 4 cars limestone,
'Shoenberger Blair; 2 cats metal, Rees,
Graff & Dull; 3, sits rags, 2, do wosl, S P
Shriver. & Co; 1 car stone, Henderson,
Alexander & Co; 19 bgs rye, Watt ^ & Wil
son; 7 bbls egge,4 sks rags, J E Shoemaker;
3 cars metal, McKnight 4t Co; 79 green'
hides. W C Barber dr. Co; 60 bbls salt,
Seghtnver & Voskamp. ".
PITTSBURGH AND CONNALLSVILLB
RAILROAD, September 29-16 bbls whisky . ,
Diflinger it. Stevenson; 4 bbls crackers, R
Robinson & Co; 11 rolls leather, Andrew
Arendt; 29 coils rope, 30 bales oakum, Ful
ton, 13ollman & Co.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILRgAD,
September 23.-58 sks barley, aty dt
Welsh; 4 oases cigars, R Ji W Tenklnson;
SOU bbls whisky, F E V'olz: 349 bxs window
glass, John Flack; 470 bdls roofing paper,
Lupton & Co.
STONE. - -
wEn. COMMON • -
• Machine Stotui Works,
Northwest corner of West Common, Allegheny.
ICREWR A.TVATER tr. CO.
Have on band or prepare on ;abort notice Hearth
and step Stones, Flags for Sidewalks, Brewer,
Vaults, &c. Head and - Tomb Stones,
Orders vrmnritly ezemited. Prices reasonable
ftfof V:010 7114:0*.+:4
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BECIANIN 87NOBBLY.
sINGEBLY & CLEIS; Successor*
to
PRACTICALGm). VSomisims & CO.. • •
The Only Steam Lithographic Establishment. West
of the Mountains. Business Cards, Letter Beads,
Hondo, Labels, Circulars, Show Cards, Domas.
Portraits, Views, Certificates of Delyosits, Lima
tiou Cards, &0.., Nom. VI sad 74 Third street.
Pittsburpb.
STAINED GLASS.
PAUE zuLurazs a DUD'.
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The' contiiinei
4fit- d.a"-V.47(4.-fii
• P
ann . -"by tini' pier maiks'
Nat et i ening. ur TheViiiitheijeaterday. was
clear and Pleasant; ind•Wiernitigif settled.
- .There baa'not beari isingle arrival since.
the. date of our last; report with the• ebtesp-.
tionof the reolar locatpankets. . The Julia
No. 2, for Zanesville, and J.N McCullough
for Cincinnati, Were the Mali , departares.
The-Economist, (lapt; J. fl.'Porter's'aew
boat, hi now at the wharf,•and will at :once
commence loading for the •Arkansasßiver.
She is an odd looking specimen or mhrine
achiteciture, but is. no doubt well ••adapted
for the trade for which she was constructed.
The most remarkable feiture about her is
the fact that she only . draws eight inches,
light. . ;._ • ' ;
Theftrey, Eigle,Capt,•C. L. Brennan, is
ilia regular packet Tor Parkersburg to-day,
leaving at noon.`' I`.; . • I -
.The Glendale, from Eit. Louis, Is among
the first boats due, having left Cincinnati
some days since.
The towboat 011 Valley arrived ,from Oil
City. yesterday.with 2 , ,600 . { barrels crude , oil
•The Glasgow. gapt4 Andrew Itobinsoti, is
the regu4r.E;cp;9o,; . packet for, Viiicaimati
andLocusidlle. .
&tit: Y. J. liarrigh, is
Riling up steadilylor Bt. Loais,•and i 'pas.
Bangers aiiiti•sbilpers sboald bear tills in
mind. . '
Thegtoirboaf Baltic ran agnitind near
Lagrange, seven miles below Steubenville,
during it heavy„ fog on ...SundaY night; and
for time; so critical was she sheeted, that
it was feared - tine would break in two. She
Anomeded in getting oil', however, without
sustaining any serious iniury.
City 'telegrams report tarentrfour
inches in the channel at, that point yester
day.
—The following, named towrboats got off
yesterday: ' Lioness, Hornet, Niagara;
ger,' , J. S. Neal: add Mar YhA:nn."! , 4 - •
.4-The Portsmouth Times ass a:? The bot
toms along
,the Scioto 1/111 be .overflowed,
and - thaTarmershereonn *lll. - itis feared.
loiet 'their -entire. Mops. -The flood will
cause immense destruction. •
w—•We extract thejellowing resume of , the
preeeedinga,' ofl the late SteambOatmen'a
Convention'at Lk:nil:Ville, 'from the Clnoltt
nati Gazette, of sondayr /t was a matter
of, regret during the session of the Union
Association of Stearnbciat Owners and rap..
tains, last week,l at Loidaillle, that eincidi
nati was wholly unreprmenteti e ,.,Pernapa
ithe`feeling of sorne members alight be Ipf
,tereitpdassed btanstriniger "Ord thin ire..
phough• It. believe LOA word leaven,
the pout /merit of, a .rasjority,of -the mem
bane• Mr; F. Ihr. 'Gould: Upon taking the
I _Obeli atrPtetildent of '.the 4 Assocdittfon 411*-
ilhe corningao•nar ri shni tlntkuhe,„'had•been
of ;the opinkon,,ithat was a Meeting of
great' flitpoti,fteei lint is neither' Clitilimati
nor Pittlairgit hadftitken any etraward
'Whig re resented, he Aoneinde ate
might 2 h ve been Mistake:l, in that hto
had attaehed bidre'ittiticirtatice to it than it
deserved.? Whets rebuke ' and bow dell-,
cately, werdedl gore was a full delegation
all the way from New Orleans: ' Efere,nisi,
was represented. evepr line of •ateaniboatis
centering at, St. Leins— r tnore than a hun-4
dred thousand” tuns or carr y ing capacity.'
'Memphis, Nashville, Louisville, Jefferson
ville and New Albany were all represented. '
Bnt Cincinnati—the owner of more steam
boat atock than other et yin the west: the
city. having more steattibo it interest at
stake than any other; a city which could,
well afford, for her own - sake, to pay•the
whole expense of improving the navigation
of the Ohio river to the month, including
the building of the new canal at Louisville
—thil city fulled to send even a man to re
present her at'a meeting whore the repre
rwntatives of other cities named stood
ready and were holding out their hands. to
assist her. • •
It• hex been a complaint of steambauttnen'
for two years or more that they have been
making no . money. Capt. Gee. Kirk, of
New Orleans. . stated. . that ' after
many years steambaating, should he be
ca led from site next day he would leave
his family 'nothing' but his clothes. 'How
many of our steamboatinen; Were they to
conies+ the truth, could say the same thine
To arrive at the cause of all this, and to,
find a remedy, wereSotne of the objects of
the •Aaeoclatlon.% '.A committee - was 'ap
pointed- to deliberate on the 'abject.. They
reported the causes to, be, chiefly, "in-
Creased tonnage, the detiressedionditionot
theSordbern Mates, thelricreased facilities
of ,rallrpadsi . the Inefficient ~s ystem of
agencies,' Mid exCessive taxation to which
steamboats are subjected." Ih the . 'dliens •
-
slon of thereportratimaisets werebrought
out that do not appear as causes in the re.
port. It was regretted that there:Ara* no
data at hand uporrlehigh a report could be
'based eg/ I the sAbie9g t ofi 109 Pc#94 o 4eadtee
tannage of 1860 and 1868 on western waters.
It wall believed by ono well=
tletaian-that such-a . . report . would have
shown, i that there,bad not ,been an increase
of itinnage." it this is eorrect,t . theti In
• creattedjunnage could have had nothing to
do with the cause of the dectease in steam
boat' buSiness. 'Another gentleman stated
r that there was more freight moving on the .
Mississippi river than as ever knoWn be
fore, and stated that sixteen loaded steam
ers and barges had left St. Louis for N w
Orleane the previous week.
.' , lt was agreed,
`also, the railroads could not comp• to with
river,navigation,is carrying f eight. This
leavett but two points to operate as causes
for the “present depression condition of
steamboat interests"—the , inefficient sys
tem of ag notes, and excessive taxation.
Mr. Gould believed that the whole reason
forthe "depression" was in the steamboat
men, and that the reinedy lay within
11them
selves. He said that steaml tatinen were
noted for “cutting each, other ' throats" in
In business matters. Ctlonei r Bryson said
the government tax ma tilage on inland
rivers was the same as th aton the high
seas. Many—very many—tuxes which the
Goverminent, the States, cities and corpo
rations levied 'on steamboats, were enu
merated by different gentlernen,all of which
are unknown to railroads, or to any other
class of business. The committee suggest
ed, atthe Most effectual reinedies,.the sus
, taining of the di ff erent local associations,
the appaintmeht .of Superitendents for,
such; l and the practice of economy.
econoy.
These . measures would have tbe 'effect of
pro teeing harmony of action, which would
prevent competition be wean the steam-,
boats themselves; and render their infia•
ence more powerful with' legislators. The
Association declared in emphatic words
against any change of the present steam
boat law, In case the bill drafted by it at
its session of last October could not become
a law Without material , alteration. This
action was in reference to the sustitute for
that tnll, prepared by Mr., Crawfort, and
pending . . As an indication of their earnest
ness, each inember of the Association
pledged hitnself to pay his proper pr,tpor
tion of any expense that might be necessary
to secure the passe ° of the original bill.
As a measure of ec onomy, the Associatioa
recommended the iadoption, on all steam
boats pl t log the WPstern waters, of what
is called the re.ataurant system of feeding
passengers. declarinr that "title kystem has
proved in practice complete success in
saving the leaks common to a . pass-nger
steamer, in saving of general' expenses of
the cabin, in profit to stewards, and in - the
approbati It of the: traveling public." It
was the opinion of one gentleman that it
would be the Means of securing a better
chats of etewards, and that no man was
fitted to be steward on a first class steam
boat,. who,was not capable of conducting a
first class hotel. - '..
Perhaps'the ablest report made by any
committee to the Association is the one in
which Ciocinnati is now most directiy in
terested—lhat "on the best Mode of pro
ceeding to provind railroad companies from
further obstructing navigation." That re
port was adopted with such unanimity, and
with such earnestness, as to leave no doubt
but that the recommendation with which
the report'oloses—to "continuously, inslah
11111 Y Alrge .umbeititi tal MMus ;yawns
their, efforta"--will be carried ord. Aa the
'Moiling 'Beaten& ' - wark . iead,it seemed to
b awl ,the force Of propheOr "That 'whir&
one Co:vireos pin do, another Congress can
tindo."
MINIM
•
; •;RTP I '
[By Telegraph to the Pltteburxtt 6szette.l,
Lolnsytrzz, September-29.—RIver rising
very aloirly. Weather clear and ideasant.
jar. LOVA!. SepteTber 29.—Weather clear
and'pleasant.
TtAnasoATs. •
prrroa BGIII,
a raiW i t
NTH F.ElLiNti,
Marietta' and . Parliersbnrg Line.
Leave Comp 7's Wharf Boat, foot of Wood street,
DAILY AT 1 If
iiOXDATS AND T 8 11.8DAT8.
_
BAYARD A. S. Susraaan. Muter.
WEDNTBDAYI3 'AND'S rtranalra,
GREY EAGLE C. BilllNNair t Muter.
Freight will received at al hours by
sett -JAMES OLLDIS, Agent. r
VORC €IIINATI AND
LOWS LLE.—Tbeflae steamer
YOBATOWN . . W. Baum,
Will leave abota annoy
TAO DAY. Oct
freight'. paasaie
41,01114'
1
Wlll leave ' .abota aAnouncEd on
TEM DAY. October lst—d p : *,
Vorfreight" pasiaire reply Oa board or to
, •! , .191111 MAO&
__ L _ ••_ . • _.
2e30 ' .1. D. D0L,t41.4 °WOOD. Agents.
AEOIII . Alt VlENitti
i r m igr ii t
- . PAOKIE - POEI • 0r.,-Lomes.
oVendld stesaer ,., , t .. • •, ~ . .. L
BELL girIIENON - , ' 'Can't. J*O. Daans-nr;
Will leaVeloribtiT'e and tritkratedlateiorts on
For fre jig or ° 11r" 241- btri l l 4; t,
age app 3r.On
~ , •,. .- ,' ~ gh t z sts u i o, max w0c0.....
ARK...B. Agents.
1a pi EGItILAR 'lllCPREStilikgr i t
AA! , PAOHRT: FOB .431 - MOINHAV
42 , 1 p poutsv44 L.8. 7 -,TAte ttipumar, • •
6LASO4IOW Cttif:Wgrisisyr Ilimorsag,
WM leave tor abdireak4 ono on
N.WifNWPAIf. '39gti 140-
For CreliOlC pausge, 'SY ii4,lroard. eel
. ....._
T° LIVER ; 001; Allll3a,
..,.,47 - r.r.- , ' t: '''t 7, 1 f." .r!:1,: •, % .
ggigEW474'o... .: rJ
..
TUB . INMAN' MAIL .132MAINEMPS,
pLullietitiiiiZtemi:atit;ethik veigleak among 'the;
bu trici e tri d wilik _ ' . i (Ali , bit:',iNtwiii.
• CITY GI L F"Myl'fflaa r itALTlEWOßk'
.
AU Br AAXUBRAIG4 train_ Me 4151 . N0r4
I t li Nellr MT; ?Or pIIAINge or sumer inform:is.
tlest4syt ” tr i -y oilit i
7, - . : - ::0.(1.1t , i; e •:. 7 ,71 4. 1..1.: , -, :
"WZOZAMIP T T IC e. 4' Ii W /1 g 411" O .
0 Cl
et:"10
,WIILII,IIIILLEI4 •,' - •
•-..,::`
(Late hiller `fir itieketsono
Nos. 221 ANP 228;
Coinni Liberty and Irwin Streets /
•
055 r, to the trade at LowlPlgarOs:
150tta s of W i s i l e c r ' s Ely k wEßEL, ' barrels.
100 ches..eV:ice Ytt n UNO " h7so27, JAPAN
SOiaebc6bl It/Mali RICE. '
Si 5 bbl.. choke CAROLINA RIOE..
73 bble. LONG' ItiL NWS7RUP. '
01)
1 tait: ff '
.11,0 bbi5,.10,1105.15j0t MObASBE3.
200hbla. 10 , .FINED STIOAR.
f bbSa, POETO WOO. Cups Lad DEMA.
RANA SUGARS.
000 bask RlO COFFEE.
- 50 has* d AltA and LAGUATRA 00117E.58.
190 aukaIXPIJICTED:CLA EFT. , •
X
50 cased MUM 011ANDON CRAM
-SCOTCH ALE and LONpON • roirrat eon- .
.
stnri)AuEL. • •
• • - .
400 bus Paine ;Yellow Say tarn.
800 bus do do.• "Bnelled do.
' - 50 buarrime.Barley.
3.000 lbs.. Dried Apple/6 .
* 500 lbs. Dried Peacbea.
.65* bbls. torgbion Metbssea
10 bbls. Bweettider.
' • 50dos. Corn Breozna, ' I •
In store and for sale by
FETZER 4 A.BISO7ItONG; ;•
lee . l6 Maniac street. corner ,First.
F iumbn BURR MILLI ISTO - NEL
THE.BE . ST WHEAT cUWILV.B',IN,I7.BI4
r*r t a bil "insi and Peof Mi/181
,
314 and 3211.11)60.y5t., Pittsburgh, pa.
FALL OPENING,
`At No: 47 St. Clair Street
Dago', Youth's and Children's
CLOTEED7G 4
FOR THE FALL liblAeON.
JUST RECEIVED.
Coke and Manure Forks,
AMES' CANAL SIIOVE.LS, PICKS. MATTOCK'S
At WiIITESIDES & DRUM%
isels:lo7 ' 70 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEGHENY
MILL VI FUR.
PEARL MILL Three btar Green Brand equal to
FRENCH FAMILY FLUR.
1:31
"Ws Flour will o n 1; be sent out when espeutallY
ordered. • ^
PEA.RL DILL BLDF, BRAND,
' Ego I to best St. Louts.
PEARL RILL RED BRAND,
hquat to brut Ohio Flour.
WHINE OOIIN FLOM:. A SI) CUP. NI !WEAL.
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
Allegheny, Sept. O. INAS. PlCAltii MILL
FLOUR! FLOOR!! nuoiffifit
lere6h ground Old. Wheal Flonr.
White Stitt Mills, for flintily uiro. -
itlvernitie 311.1, or Bakers.
Stone Mlll, for Rakers.
Obtarlb 31111. for,: Bakers.
illonlion Kill. for Bakern.
City Mill, sprintleid, VulallY Float.
Carevla XXXX Family itlonr.
- Mad Riven Family r lour.
OF NEW WHEAT.
Plainview Mills rawly St. Louis.
Tea it 051.4 Mills 'do
Clarke's B at Baker's Flour.
keystone Mills do
lioroxiett Mills do
Fur sale: by
WATT. L4NO at 00,,
and 172 and 174 WOOF BT
Steam Engines 'for Sale.
Suptrior aPw and 'aeconci-liand STEAM EN
GINEB —7, 8 and 10 inch upladora, 20 and 24
inch stroke, with all ilia tixturea
FOR BORING OIL WELLS.
Address
Aue:t99
STEAMSHIPS.
French 'lair Slant Illtieblnei,
boxer*
All numbers end best quality. Fur isle-st
M 2MMI
A LARGE AND SPLENDID STUCK? OP
GRAY dt 1.0(31-4.N,
44 ST. CLAM STREET
LAILUE STOCK OF
COAL ginov.ELS,
And, all alzeaof CAST STEHL,
mon N. BOLE & CO.,
puqueiine Way, rittobtulti,
- -
COMMIMHON MERCHANTS.
nr i 4ll 4 2#lolll BY. A. T. GORM-
E ;
. •
W. N.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street, i
(Dinrcurtry Orr. EAGLz IfitmlLo
prrirgioixvitarz PA. - • •
J.
- BILLINGER Se STEVENSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS; .
. . . .
No. 87 Second Street Pittlburgh, Pa.
REMOVE AND SELL
L
AU Kinds of Country 'Pro d uce;
. .
Al! orders for Merchandise promptly to ea. at
LOWaffy =arta. rates. Particui attention gLven
to the sale of natter. Eggs, Cheese, Dried Fruits,.
&r, ;,We feel cOnddeat that we can give entire at. :
istaqlon, by making gulch SALICS and ?noun. RE
TORSO. at AID. , M=l , ld.allatict PYItIYa, and therefore -
respectfully solicit your consignments., All entre
spondenco c,ansgered pratingly.' -Marking - Plates -
fornished.free. Drain in store anOkt arrive daily.
WATT . , LANG:B4 Co., ' •
wrioi*aks.r. Dt...i.Eas ur
eiroeerges,_ IPrimlnee 9 Pre.
tri5te1i5,111414 1 1714447,0krb0n0H..44.,
licre I'M and '174 Wooii immix, sear Meer:"
street. . n08;n65
J. CANYJELD.4. .. . . ... . CA.'IIIIT.I.D.
CANfriErob . && ' SO N, COM
MISSION M JtC AWJB, . mind- lontretala
era in Goshen, Factorr. .tiamburg_ and W. IL
Cheem, liteser.. Pot hi: Eatron,. , Figaro Fish,
Dried Fruit, Ural% .PV Lead kin, Pearl and g
Ashes. Whitt Like: Ideated:. Lord, Coal and Car
bon We, No. 141•Firstokireet. 'Pittsburgh. ~.
AG &TEEL]; f. A. Ari!gL7l.
IVI L STEELICA'SON,
CeMinig , knOiXerchtWss •
• altri DlR.4llllB,pr .
vii:mutt; GatAiNG - rntrra).• eta.
: .No. 95 0111011THES, FAA Oosamaa.
• taararr.crzr..eil.
JAMES B. M.K.A.ROB JOB. RABP.ZR
MEANOR 11c, HAIIPER,. • *
(MAIN' AND PRODUCE
CfAltlakEifißEaCkPe
379 LIBESTY , WiTEET. piTTSBCROH...
sollrite4.
REPhwaircluP-4. G. Martha. 'Cashier ifeeitanicai
National Barak; J. B. Dilworth R . IC.' Kenn
nedy.4llro. C 0 .,- ja 01 :124 4
nista nem ;As. if.. minim
-1! I F* 11 " I fI T, • •.) •.; • „A
MERCHANTS; /i t:
4 .. •
:iC*;
is S4ll Liberty:Bc, ristaarate;
L InsithiCHAßD, .
Wholesale and *.etaii:Orece :r.s. 1.
-.116. 396 PE IN STREET.
'
ATAXIC, IriIASEL. • • • Et. ASUILEt.,
FBANE "31. ANJEB , . "."
COXUASSION. IikRCHA'N'TS,
'Dealers In FLOUR. ,6RAIN and. rnoriuczGEl":-
ERALLY, 'No, 14A 4 wAlrEit, bTREET, above
Smithfield; Pittsbrirgti.•
.
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,.
FORWARDING Asp oomassioarEaßntim
, .
Foiiiire ;Ude of : Floni,'Graln, Bacon, Lard, 'Butter;
Seethe Dried Prult. anN Produce geuertilly, No. 16
MARKET eiTREET; corner of First, Pittsburgh.
feZloel -
atm I.goper.—.zuw. U. not:tin.
JOHN — I. HOUSE & BROS. Sue
-eessora In JOHN I. .110 USE it CO., Wlsoleitale
rocers and Compassion Merchants Corner of
hmittakeld and WatorStreets.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
RIDDLE Fo 'IS3 LIBETY
• tiTHEET, PlOsbliagh; Ph.;:ConitulsalonMern
chant and' Whoresale Dealer in Country Produce,
Groceries and Pittsburgh lianufacturep.. Cash! lid
vanced on Consignments, mudpald for Produce gen:
MIST...IINPRZir :SNOW.
KNOX** SON,:. COMMISSION
AIEZWRANTSarid dotter. tn . /LOUR, GRAIN
IL and PRODUCZ OZNERALLT.. No.
,79 DIAMON.Di Oppoidte CRT HilAtilegtietty City.
. _
E, _ BAIRD rATTON,
Wi rr i l arale Groom, Condnbitlott Merchants and
eiders hiProdned, AnOtni, , Pier" Flab,
arbon Ind'-Lard Oil, Iron, Nails, Ulan, Cotton
Tarns and an Pittsburgb , Mabgdictares. generally..
1191 slut lld SECObTpIITREET, Pittsburgh.
suirroi - 741.a.acs:
§HIPTON & WALLiA . Cir ? WHOLE..
SALE (1111V,ISHAAPAII)DIJ Pf.,DEALEIta,
0. - estrrs err • lattrsB
rig v . . • .
....... 7.7
=3od
..._.....„..._
AL.EX,:fh..IWIACRAIE,
=OECD AND AQINT.7O3 , :
=looniesls, twigs. Dyes.tHls. Prootelosts
poi Produce of evert descriPtlol6
Business conducted on one-halt the terms ototherl
houses.
,; Thu Auterican transaelloculin Liverpool alone ef
cerd Loudon and • alt the, ports •of Europe put, to,
Weekly circulars. Commercial Advices. Cable,
Messages, dtc., oft application. - • oe12:112
. _ •
NOTICE.—A" persons interested
LI are hereby notified that the Report in the
matter of the • • . . .
Opening of Roberts Street,
In the City of ritttliurgh, from 'Centre avenue -to
Heed str,tt, haslzeen plated twiny hands. 'the as
sessments Trill ,remaln open at my Wiley. No. 100
frif lb Avenue, until ATUADAT, 'atelier 10th,
1808, when these ontrild - will be hied as liens
against the property.
J. P.
sele:x2s City Attorney.
VEERING STREET. •
-a;
. .
The land rslgned "appointed viewers to assess
damages And benelltA for 'opentog I.F.Ht
b MEE l','Tilltd want. Alte-heny, f om its present
termination on Fairmont Street to Bell avenue, will,
meet on the p^enthes on THURSDAY; the 15th day
of Oetober, 1868, at 4 o , ciuoa t. faint( the
duties of their appointment.
lAltf. S. tVANS.
hattettlE MOTIL.
JIAMES tiItA.HAM.
v~rjA SHINGTON • AVENUE
Notice la hereb3igtren that the viewers' report
on widening of
COO
WA.fSELINGICON
Sixth Word,. luv of Allegheny. IS Hied to the DM
teletilonet No; 491., !November Term, 1808,
fur confirmation.
5e2.5:y1l JOHN C. Meirollll.lB, Solicitor.
!AY LOU AVE t
The undertilicrod appointed viewer + to assess
damages uud benefits for'openlng TAYLOR Al/E
-Ii:CC. S•-tionil ward, Allegheny. from its present
t..rtulnallou to Beaver wilt meet on the
promee. on W e.litNtilsi AY, tim 14 h day of Octo
ber. 1868, at 4 o'clock r. se.. to fnitllt toe duties of
our appointment. WM. M. 3lctf. ttSKY,
J J. iIr'RMAN,
eeBstyl2 - Lr•IIN ARO WALTER.
pERRT STREET. -•-•
Notice is hereby given that the Report of View•
ere f r Ot'Eta LNG PERRY S t ti EKT, CIWof Alle•
yhetty, has been died athe 2(14 November Tenn,
18611, District Court, fur confirmation.
J. C. aIcCO3IIIS, City Solicitor.
sel:v4s
•
McDONALD
Notice is hereby given that the Viewers , Re
port for O.' , NINO id DONALD ALLICY. Nlith
ward. Allegheny City. bag been filed at No. 291.
Nov. Ter.ti, , lb6B, District Court, for contirmation.
J. C. IlleCOMllS,Solieltor.
sol:r41
MCF.3.I)DEN BiTiLEET.
- Notice La hereby given that the Viewers'
HP
ppnnrt' In the matter of. WIOENIIND hfcirtiliDEN
STKEKT. Eigh..h ward, alleltheny City, has been
tiled at Nu. 103. November Cerro, Di6e, District
Court, for continuation.
C. ilieCo3l( ILIK, Solicitor.
- .. - o r rica Or CITY ENGIN/61(tt AND SURVNYOIt.
- l'lttsburgh. bent. 21. ISOS.
NOTICE. - -The assessment for
. 1 . 11 the Ito.trdwalk on CcuntNivunla avt nne, from
toakland Station to the Toil (late le now ready for
examination, and .Clll3 be Oren aii thb office. until
TilutesDAl, October I.l.lB6B,_when it will be re
turned to Me City Truzeuredoa °Mee: for collection.
itetlhiell ii. J.'MOOtsit, Oily Engineer.
AILROAD GLASS,
- - •
R(Doable,
EM
Triple and ilizigle_.)-
e OrONOTIVEIIIBAD-LlGlttilDie.
COLORED OLAERESpIabs.
STAINED GLASS for Tleketolleela Made PM.
Le.. made,l/r. ,PAOK; ERLLENtiBI-DUPF, -
/ 8 Wood street, ritisbarglL Pa.
PITTSIIIIRGHand
COSSELLSVILLE S. B.
On and after THURSDAY. - March sth. 1252
trains will arrive at and depart from the Depot, ow
ner of Grant and Water streets, as ftdlows:
• - • •-
• • .A.T2s_
Mall to and trontUnionttn: IL 6:Oti P. N.
McKeesport AceormsedVn ..1i1.:00 A. Y. 2:05 P.
Ex. to and from Thilont'n. .3:7 P. 2.10:00
West Newton AccommOd'n 4: OtP.' N. 8:35 A. 2..-
'Night
A.ceommodat*n 6: SP. IIL.. 7:50 p.m.
'Night Ace. to MeKeesport.lo: P. E. i 4411. X.
Sunay Curch Train to and
from We h st Newton 1: P. -11.10:05.A.Xi
For tickets apply to ,
' •'s • J S. EIPOA - Agett.. - -;
Ty.411.-STOUT. Soperintende t. -•- • tehl
MTTSBURGII_,SMINIS
- CINCINNATI AND BT.
RAILWAY.
- • ' PAN HANDLE p.INEM
bnWEri "a"ir t N
Sept. 1241W/8138, trains will leave and entire st tfi
, llxtlen Depot,Aut Mows, Pittsburgh their:" ' - - •
. ; 11. ErrsTxxitox
- Depart. Arrtett.
Nell Express • 5:1141t. m. 19:13 a. Me' ,
Past L1ae.—....." ..... 9:43 a. 5a.7:18 p.44.'
last Express ' 9:BM_ p. m. 'llolB a. m.
Nixed, Way—. . . G:l_3 a. w,. , 6:3B•paa.
IdeDonahr s No..1::11:43 a. Iti; 3:02p.
Steubenville Aecomirsod'a., 8:58 p.,m. 9:33 a. m.
NeDonald'd Aeo*st. No. It.. 8:85 p. ns. 8:33 a.1a,,,
.1187,11:31,1. 1. ii. Express will learedll4,::
/1:23.t. If- EXprPOS willsmite , • '
The 9:48 it
a. 22. Trafn leaves ally, - Sundays ex—rented, and makes clam connections" Newark tbe
Zanesville and -points on Sandusky.
.Itmistieldi At
Newark It. It. -
W. 1. 80111. E
_, * Gene Ticket.
w. V.. CARD, ritente Tiller,'"— •
i=arGE of ZEE, -1
,HEITY VALLEY ,' ZUULBOAIL
On and after WEDNESDAY, 7:25 , v. :11t. , AlignaS
12th. :1962, , WO .TRAINS rAI VP virtil. leaVer
Pittsburgh !nation. corner Pike and CarMlatreete.-:
tbr Franklin, oil City, Buffalo. and all points in the:
011.1tegloes.
LEAVE VITTSBURGH,; -- Amity% PITIMMEGN—
Mallii;47. •8:O8 a re
Expresa... 7:25a al Exur6lol; are
BradVeirtAc 3:211p m ll•adyn. idA c 10:SOS as
Ist soda Works / Worka
• Acoomoen.. 11:00a - AccOrtoda'n. 7:50 a
$d Stela Works 2d soda Werke
AOOOMO4`l •5:560 M -. - Aceomoden. , ia•:80 p sa
WavT , n 6: 310 a m nixed Wiay 7rn e:/13 P
IllitOmAceqr.. 0:20 aat Milton - ACC's.. 9:35 a as
Armstrong Am. 6:90 p
Church Train leave i • Dmlllgrith
rive in Pittetnrgli at 9:30 a.
Passengers taking entrese , -Valer- hie* bul jOne
change of care be tween Patialmsgh, Buffalo and Oft
Begkins. -Mail and Ennui. -Trait:lV Atop only st
swliarbolusta: • Mixed Way add , Atu. quiodadn.:
trable t.• • 1811 " 14 -, 1" Tgft i niil v.' r " :) .
W. MST= ilgYEficliet -'7Ysett,'•
1 '
I .Ta is tagi Liftiritieptg 13ik4 , Abe rig.,
'= ar. vittr . arn: and" th ' e e i r n part ‘ i gtratt uj iil l egi
Street Depot, Billegny elm oli g * T . :
Afmr in Mar ° ' lPaati iiielifiit
rt No. I S:2O a m ree rt No.l 911133• a ea
• rainis 0 1 0 :10 am b•fr No.111:210 sin
,El= IL: 1 tit gm 7 , girrylita
- • ififfifi M0..1 S;$10 pal
'f2lpringd*e Not' fl:BS . p 80111 , 4 No 2 Tutp ,
Aboye trains raliraa.WrAl rilay.."
'Tbe Church Train leaves e say Jon . cf.
Sunday at 7:40 a; hag I%IE - Ci e r7 3 2
'9:12, a. in. Reßurning. , lairses.: at
re. and arrive at ,11.15cheur ai 9:**lr .
Coagnprenow Tiarzers--Porsale picke ot. ,
Twenty,- between Allegheny-City; Ohistmit street,.
Herr'., Bennett, Pine Creek,: Etne and Bbarlisburli.
:and good only on the trains 'stepping at Stations spe
cified on tickets. -
_—
The tralna ieavincAllegheny City la& ilr:oo . a. f.
and 21.20 11. - maire direct • connectiOn at 'Freeport
with WalkerE Mos oft3t*ges for Butler and Riumusaw
,town: Through, tickets ms) be purchased at the •
Mee, lie.' 3 St. Glair. street, - the , SeePauldola
Bridge Pittsburgh, and it the Depot, Allegheny. ;
Poe thither }atom:dation apvlT to • •
JAMES LEPPEWIS, Agent, ,
• . - , Bederfir Street Depot. .i
The'Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not tut
same any limi t or Baggage, except ror O n e Atp-
parel, and thel. responsibility to One linntheilL
Dollars tn - value. All baggage exceeding, WS
amount in value will be ist the risk, of the owner. lor;
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS..
sel6 Sererin ndent. Altoona,ra:
EN It Sit LVANlAffogim
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
and atter Sept,. 13th. 1858. .Trathe
will~ ar
rive at and depart from the. Union Depot;, corner of .3*
Washing on and Liberty Meets. as- follows:- • • •
Arrive. I Depart. •
Mail Train.... 1:15 a m Day Express .. SAM , '
East Line ' 1:40 am Wall'a. 6:30 a at.
Wall's No. 6:510 a M . , Sao as
Derry' 7:soam reineirmailii.4ll4o
No. 2.. 8:50 ato Walps „No, 2...11:51 son
Cineintrati Ex../9:15* fa Johnstowa'Ae, - 3:ospra '
Johnstown ne. 20:35 am, Braddock, Nol r 4.419.pra - •
'Baltimore Rx. - 1:30 pm 41:pris; •
Phila.,Express 1:50 p.m Walt's-No. 3.. 5:10 ut
2.15 pm Walrs 'No. 5.. , 0:15 p
pat -
Braddock' No it 5.00 p m Vast Line. 4:30 pa
tWalr's A. i 6 pm Delve 'Aeo'n'... B.SOp a
a t5,N0*.12:44) an. finFtkff Atcqt 10:40 vat
• Passenger s:3om
Church Train leaves Wall's Station 81107 •
Sunday at 0:15 a. m.; reaching Pittsburgh at 10:05
Retorntmr, leave, Pittsionrer_xt U:5O
rund =Ms 'gat Wall , o Station, at Innillpwra
.•Ciabismati Express leavat 4ally. `AU O th er trains
aril/ etCePt Stinlialre• :
ftytnerhiforinsuon'aptilito
ti.a=4; ' t ::1302 - ..0,ECHW1T24 Agent: ...
wae nauroad Company will not is
p.lo2l2sr Brirtlie;:eirnalit t o wearing
and the responSibility to One limidred.
lara Matne.!: Baggage ' , exceeding. Lthilt
711Xiotrat, in mane will be at the rl4 Of the,ewner
eas iateleby medal nontrate....lA
. EDWARD D. WTh.,DIA3OI.
Deli General Superintendetite-aitannaVEli.-;'
101 1 1111 M
13 H. FORT WAYNEOB/0_61*(ll ;
'W. AND: .cma • :..m ,. .dlixa&prrantußsulum. , -
Prom . dept., 13th„.ipos,_trains wilt lame . from
sad &MTh iii the Union Itortt I/ 0 09 tO7 •
Cre=taii:Agti MT:fig re:i;
Brie& IrgialiVL ,1510 atm Chicago Ex 11:9gas
CI: ihilthArlipl - E8.13 am Wheeling Ex: 11:08 na
gßdeagiv Mail.. _8:158 eNI Bt. Louis Rx.. 323 ppa
Chimp? '9:43 am Cl. &Wbr Ex 4:08 pin
431. & Wisig Mr. 2:13 pn. Erie & Yten Ex 0:13 pan
Chicago Ex, :28 p m Chit ago Ex.— 4:23 p
b. & Erie Ex. 4:40 pm 01. & Wh , g- Ex 6:53 pm
Depart /rose Aliegkeing. Arrive firdiLtp_hen_y. •
F. Brigt"n Ae. 8:58 m N. Brigrn - Act; '7:03 aim
Leetsdale " 10:13 a N. Brigvn " 8:08 a, at
• " " • 11:58 a m WeUcclllle " 8:53 alma
Rochester ,1:33 pm . New Ca6tte 'lo:l3am
Wellsv'e Ace.. 3 . :43 p m Leetsdale - 9:13 am
Leetettsie'AFp. -.4:1a p m k r 1 : 08
N. Brigt"n . 5:33 pm N. Brlgt'n " 2i43p - a
--
N. Brigt'n 5:28 p m Leetsdale " 4:53s •
Leetsdale . 10:43 pm ' " T:2B is
m. Chicago Expreasleaves
Err U:23 m. Chiensr Express arrives dally.
• • sel4 ' F. R. MYERS. - General Minket Altera. •_
S Y R I
0 04 H E Y . HILL igg a I
MON PACIFIC RAiLWAY,
The SHORTEST AND MOST RELIABLE WEITZ
from the East to all points In
Colorado, Nevada,
Oregon. _ t
Two Trains leave State Line and Leavenworth
daily; (Sundays excepted,) on the arrival of trainike
Pacific Railroad from St. Louis, and I..nnibal ant
*t. Jo Railroad from Quincy, connectin• at Law.
rence, Topeka. and Wamer, , o with st.s,s for all
points In Kansas. At end of track west of Ens. ,
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESS CON
PANT'S DAILY I.INE . OP . OVERLAND ' ,
AND EXPRE S S COACHES FOR •
DENVER; SALT lr.ATrim4
And all Points in the Territories,
• •
.And with SANDERSON'S TRI-WEEKLY LINE of
COACHES for For Union, Bent's Fort, Pass, All ,
gunman, Santa Fe, and all. points in Arizona and
New Mexico.
With the recent addittons of rolling stock ant
equipment, and the arrangements made with re
sponsible Overland Transportation Lines from Ita
western terminus, this , roail now oilers unequallet
facilities for the transmission of freight to the Par
West. • , • • :`
Tlcketi for sale at all the Wind Pal Olio" in'the
Mated 434tes and Canada.
Be sure and ask for tickets v a THE smosr
HILL ROE CA. UNION PACIFIC ItAIEsW.a.T.
EMTEILEI DI VISION.
S. TA YLOII,
PAXNTER ,
No. 4* 01t1110 S7'BEET,
Thankful Ibr the former very liberal patronage be
atoned upon me, I assure my friends and the
generally that, in life. future aa in the -peat;
endeavor diligently to merit a continuance of tkp...,;.,
Una, and will be always at the ahOpStani lr
A N. and from ItoS F. al. - sernmth
REM
Eastern Divisiom,
California, Utah,
Arizona, Washington,
New Mexico Idaho,
A. ANDERSON,
General Superintendent.
J. H. WEBS
General ',haled and dt,A6at
PAINTERS.
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