&Tindal HNitterg fn NOV Yorka
Gold Closed: at 133%©133g.
Lily Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gasette.l
• NEW YORK, November 13, 1868.
\ • MONEY AND GOLD.
The money market is more active and
firm at 7 per cent. on call. Sterling quiet
at 9©9 /. Gold dull; opened at 133% and
closed a 133%©133%. •
GOVERNMENTS.
Governments dull but steady. Coupons
of 1881, 11.3%,©113%; do of '62, 108%©108%;
do of '64, 106%,©106%; . do of 1 65, 10634 W
106%; do, new, 109©109%; do of '67, 11:19%,©
109%; do of 138, 109%©109%. Ten-forties,
104%©104%. •
• STATE 330NDS. -
State bonds dull. , Old Tennessees, 68%,;
new, 68%; old NOrth , Carolinas, 65%; new,
64%©65%; old . Virginias, 53%, new, 57.
, sTocks.
c...
\ In stocks there has been great excite
ment and activity in .New York Central
and Erie, which • fluctuated largely, the
former selling down to 114 and the latter to
35. which causeda general decline through
out the list, w ich, however.' was subse
quently recove ed, the market closing un
settled. Rum r says more new common
Erie have been sold, raising the total to six
ty millions. , 1
5-30 Paiegs: Cumberland, 34%©35; Can
tOni 46%©46%; , I ,Wells f Express, 26%©27;
' American, 42®45; Adams, 46%©46%; Uni
led S ates, 43©45; Merchants Union, 19%
/ ©l9 l ; Quicksilver, 21©22; Mariposa, 6;
do. , referred 119©19%; Pacific Mail,
113% 113%; Western - Union Telegraph,
' 35% 35%; Hartford and Erie, 27%;
New York Central, 116©116%; Erie,
37% a37 1 / 4 ; do. preferred, 62©62%; Hud
son, 120©120%; Reading, 96%; Ohio
and ississippi, 29%©29%; Wabash, 55g©
56; o. preferred, 68%©70; St. Peul, 66%®
66% do. preferred, 80%©81; Terre Haute
pref rred, 60©61; Chicago and Alton, 136;
Michigan Central, 115; Michigan Southern,
82% 82%; Illinois Central, 140©140%;
Pitt burgh, 82%©83%; Toledo, 96%©9654:
Roe - Island, 102%©102%; Northwestern,
83%; do. preferred, 83©83%; Fort Wayne,
105 g; St. Joseph preferred, EL
MINIMO SHARPS.
Mining. Shares dull; Gregory, 470; Smith
dr, Parmelee 400. '
1-• , '\ 1 , I COPPER STOCKS. A
.Copper Stocks at Boston: Copper Falls,
15; Franklin,! 12; Hancock, 37%; Minne
? ,sot_, 3, ' ,
SIIII4REASVRY 3L..TTEBS
eceipts at the Sub-Treasury $1,170,69
l yments, $1,093,496; balance, titV.,,173,501.
' - New York "Produce Market.
Telegraph to the Pittsburgb Gazette.l
. i - EW Yot t x, Xnvember 13.—Cotton is
•• tbout decided change; sales of 1,000
. : les, at 24yc, for middling uplands. Flour;
1 4
r: eipts 9,107 bbls; market salOc lOwer;
J sales of 9,700 bbls, at $5,75a6,05 for super
t
' fine State an Western; $0,45a6;50 for com
min to chol e white extra State; $6,35a7,50
for do extra , estern;o,2oa9,7s for ,good to
choice white • wheat extra; ;$7,20a9,20 for
common to choice' round hoop . Ohio;
$7;60a10.00 for common to fair extra. St.
Louis; $10,04a13,00 for • good to choice
dd,i closing - dull; California is dull and
drooping; sales of 300 smelts at $7,55a10,25.
Rye flour is quiet; sales 300 bbls at $5,80a
7,85. Cornmeal is ;In moderate demand,
.- sales 500 bbls Brandywine and' 250 punch
eons on private terms. Whisky is quiet
and firm. Receipts of ',Wheat amount to
108,091 bush and is dull - and declining;
sales 41,000 bush at $1,50a1,55 for .No. 2
spring; $1,85 for winter, amber, Indiana;
f 1,42% for ansber. Michigan; $2,20 for white
Michigan. Rye IS dull and heavy and sales
were made of 5,000 bush western in lots at
f1,35a1,37%. Barley is S carcely so firin;
sales 8,500 bush Canada western at $2,15 in
stere. Barley• Malt is quiet, and sales were
made 8.000 bush Canadi Peas, in bond,
c A cta
$ ,38 sale% common old, ,1,30, in bond. Re
i ts_of Corn amount to 16 , 433 bush, and
.. ig land lc lower. sales,'of 49,000 bush
. , $1 12a1,13 for nnsout;d; $1,14a1,16 for sound
, 1
mixed - Weseein; closing at $1,15 for sound
afloat. Wats—receipts, 59,433 bush; the
market is a shade firmer; sales of 33,000
. bush - it 72a7234c,f0r western. Coffee; Rix
in moderate request and steady prices;
• other kinds ,nominal. Sugar dull and
drooping. IMolasses very quiet and un
changed. Hops quiet at 15a25 for Arneri
lean. Petroleum quiet, at 12%a13 for crude;
27c for refined; bonded. Linseed oil heavy
at 95a97c. Spirits turpentine firm at 441 a
, 45c. Pork fairly active but irregular; sales
of 2450 bbls at $28,50a29,25 for mess; closing
at $28,87 regular; $26,50‘27 fof old, do;
$21,50a24,00 for prime, and ;f22..5e. , 6 ) for prime
- . mess. Beef dull; sales 85 barrels at $16,50
for new plain mess, and $l6a2A far new ex
tra
dred tierces at $27a30 for prime mess, and
$30a34 for India mess. Beef Hams quiet at
. ..,- $28a30. Cut Meats steady ,at-liallNo 'tor
-=-.ahoulders and 12a160 for hams. Middles
quiet. ; s houlders, and
and in fair demand;
sales six hundred tierces at 1514a16 3 / 4 c for
1 ' steam, and 10.1a17c iiir kettle- rendered.
/- , Butter steady at 25a30c for Ohio, and 40a50c
for State. Cheese quiet at 13a18c. Freights
to Literpool quiet and Unchanged.
LaTzsr.—Flour closed dull and saloc
10wer,, , .. Wheat 'dull .and la2c lower.. Rye
quiet - and heavy at $1,34a1,38 for western.
Oats quiet at 72c for western afloat. Corn
.heavy and dull at $1,11a1,13 for unsound,
, ' • and $1,14a 1,15 for sound mixed western.
Pork nominal at $28,75 for mesa regular.
Beef dull and unchanged. Cut Meats nom
inal, Bacon quiet-and unchanged. Lard
quiet at itwaluxatior fair to prime steam.
. Fe.gs dull and unchanged. -
I Chicago Market
(By Telegraph to the . Plttateargb (insane.)
CiilcAGo; November. 13.—Eastern Ex
, change easier and steady at par, , and one
tenth oft; buying, and .one-tenth premium,
selling. Flour quiet, with spring extra's at
$5,30a6,50. Wheat, No. 1, unchanged; No.
•2is in air de'mand, but Mc lower; sales No
_1 at $1,16a1,20, according to location, and
No. 2 at *51,06%a1,07%; closing at $1,07a
1,07% for No. 2; there were sales made of
No. 2 silica 'Change at 51,05%. Corn firm
er and Wore active, and la2c higher, with
sales No. 1, at 80a82c, and - No. 2 at 76a79c;
rejected at 72a7234c; 76a75c for new shelled;
closing firm at 8.2 c for No. sales since
r 'Change were also made at 82c. Oats quiet
•at 48;4a49c for No. 1; closing with buyers
at inside figures, and sellers at _4Byo. Rye
quiet and easier, with sales - No. 1 at $1,03,
and No. 2 at 51; closing lathe, with milers
No. lat $1,03. Barleya shade firmer and
more active, with sales No. 2 at ;51,42a1,45,
and rejected at $ 1,25a1;27 .High Wines dull
and nominal at 92a96c for free. grovlsions
quiet. New - Mess Pork. at 524,50 and $24
for ordinary. Lard dull and nominal at
15;4c, cash, and 16;11614c, seller for Decem
. ber. Green Hams, seller for. December, at
10c. Ons hundred and fifty bbls Mess
Pork, seller for January and February,itold
at 520. Freiebts dull: 6mc.on corn, and igc.
on wheat to Buffalo; 11c on corn to Oswego.
Receipts for the past twenty-four hours---J
9,539 bbls flour, 31,000 bush wheat, 16,685
•
corn, 35,507 bush' oats ? 1,500 bush rye, 235
bash barley, 13,00Thead aShlpments,
1,549 bble flour, 26,&54 bush wheat, 63,176
bush corn, 115,321 busheats,.l2s bush rye,
5,192 bush lxirleiy, 10,198 head'hogs.
Cleveland Market.
rl=3!EM==
CLEVELAND, November 13.—Flonr ; the
market JO .
very dull; we quote, as follows:
city made, $11,50a11,75 lot treble' , extra
white; $0;75a10 for double extra amber,;
$8,50a8,75 for double extra red; $7,75400
for double extra spring; $7,25a8,00 for extra
spring; country made ranges from $8,25 to
$O for double extra red and amber: $7,25a
8.25 for duuble.extra spring; Mall for dou
ble extra white. Rye dull and nominal;
offered at $1,20a1,25 for No. 1 State and
Western. Barley; nothing doing, and the
market is entirely, nominal. Petroleum;
market weak and quiet;' refined held at 24a
2bn for round lots, and, Zed& for trade lets.
St. Louis Market.
[By TelegniVA to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
ST. LOTSIS, November 13.—Tobacco quiet
and un.changed. Cotton, middling at 2.114 c,
Hemp dull, undressed at 90ca51,20. Flour,.
the demand for low grades very buoyant,
and prices favor buyers; but not quotably
higher, higher grades dull, superfine quiet
at $4,a0a6,50, double extra at $6,75a7,56,
treble extra to fandy at $8,56a11,50. Wheat
is in fair demand and prices stiff at $1,004
1,85 for prime to choice red and fall, $1,87a
1,04 for choice to fancy, spring unchanged
at $1,15a1,18 for No:2; and 51,20 for No. 1.
Corn very heavy and unsetthid, choice yel
low and white 60a65c, old 75a80c. Oats
firm at 48a52c. Bnrley quiet„lowa spring
sold at $1,50, choice Illinois and Minnesota
'44,85a192%, fancy Minnesota $2,00. Rye
uhchsnged at $1,57a1,10, and the market
Very light and quiet. New mess pork
sold, i at:525. old do. at $29,2.5. Bacon,
Shoulders are worth 14c, clear aides 1834 c.
choice canvassed surgar cured barns will
not not bring in round lots, over 16c. Lard
dull and lower, choice tierce at 15Xc.
Whisky, round lots sold at 51,00. The re
ceipts were 2,600 barrels of flour, 6,700
bushels of wheat, 4,800 bushels of corn, '13,-
.400 bushels of oats, 1,600 bushels of barley,
1,900 bushels of rye, 1,722 head of hogs.
Cincinnati Market.
[By Telegrat to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
CIiCCINN Tr, November 13.—Flour in fair
!demand and the • market firm, Family ,at
$7,50a7,75. Wheat in moderate demand at
$1,75 for No. 1 red. Corn neglected and
Meld at 80c. Oats dull at at 57c for No. L
Rye in moderate demand at $1,29 F o r o No.
1. Barley nominal, unchanged. Cotton
dull at 22d for middling, A fair demand for
Tobacco and the market steady; sales of
115 hhds. • Whiskey dull at $l.OO. Hogs
dull; weather milder and receipts large,
prices towei at157,00a7,50 gross and moo
net the clOing rates, recipts, 6000 head.
Green Meats dull and prices lower; Should
ers at 734 c; Sides-10 1 4c; Hams 1234; Lard
dull and demand light at 15340 for prime
kettle and 150 for prime. Clean Bulk
Meats dull; iShoulders at 10a103b; Sides•
13%; Clear Rib 14c; Clear 14%c, all about
half cured and including packages; Bacon
Shoulders can be bought at 13c. Butter
unchanged and quiet, fresh at 33a37c. Eggs
firm at 30c. ;kinseed Oil dull and prices
nominal, and, held at 95cc only limited re
tail demand. ti l Lard Oil steady at $1,40.
Petroleum d 11 at 28a29c for refined. Gro
caries unchanged and quiet. Gold, 1315;
exchange dull at par buying.
:4 New York Dry Goods Market.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
NEW Yonx, November 13.—The market
continues inactive but steady at 15a16c for
heavy Brown Sheetings; 13c for Atlantic
fine do ; 12%c for Lacqnie E and Lawrence
F; 11%0 for Pittsfield A; ,13c for Pepperell
R; 17,14 c for Androscogin. Bleached Mils.
Ilin-12c for Great Falls; 14N6' - for Hope; 17c
ibr Hill Semper Idem; 1534 c for James
Sham Mill; 17c for Lonesdale and Mason
ic
vine; 2114 c for Maxwell; ') for New York
Mills; 2'.2%c for Reynolds; for Utica 6-4;
'29c .for Amoskeag Denim and 1734 c for
heavy brown, drills. Flints 120 for
Oriental and Lancaster; 1 1 c for Pacific
and Dunnells; 1334 c for Merrimack D; .12c
for Ellertoa P. Brown Canton Flannels
37ic for Great Falls A.
Toledo Market
(By ielegreplito the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
TOLEDO, November 1 13.—Receipts-3,753
bbls flour, 10,606 bus wheat, 2,760 bus/corn
24,000 bus oats, 1;410 buS rye.. Shipments- 1
, 1,700 bbls f10ur,13,600 bus wheat, 39,012
Ibus corn, 14,00 bus oats, 1,751 bus rye.
'Flour quiet. Wheat lalXc better; sales of
white Michigan at $1,78; for amber $1,66a
1,673,; for No. 1 red $1,67; for. No. 2 do.
1 51,52 for No. '3 do. $1,35. Corn ;ic better;
sales No. 1 at 8634a8734cvrejected 55a86; No.
1 new 75c. Oats unchanged at 53c for No.
1: ' Rye quiet. Barley dull. Freights Sc
to Buffalo.
Louisville Market.
C pyTelegraph to the Plttaboreh Gazette.]
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 13.—Tobacco scarce
and firm; lugs, 6XaBo, , ic; leaf, 9a15, for com
mon to medium. Fionr; superfine, 55,25 a
,5,75. Wheat, $1,80a1,75. Corn; new, in
bulk,_ 50a55; old nominal. Oats, 52a55c.
Cotton, 21a21Mc. New mess pork, $24,50.
,Hogs, 7 1 / 4 a7,,1c, gross. Green hams, 9c.
Raw whisky, free, 11,00. Bacon—should
ers, 13%a133;c; clear lib sides, 173fal8c;
clear sides; 18!4a1854c. Lard, new, 16%a17.
Philadelphia Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
ParLADELPEus, November 13.—Flour
firm; sales 1,000 bids northwest extra fam
ily at 57,50a8.00, Ohio 59a10,75. Wheat
firmer;. sales 300 bush red at $42,09, South—
ern ambec at 12,10. Rye 111,413a1,50. Corn
unsettled; old _yellow 11,14: new 80a 0 0n;
mixed western, - $1,12. Oats 65a71c. Petro,
leum firmer; crude 19c, refined 25c. Whisky
firmer, at 11,07a1,10. Provisions unchanged,
Prlllwaukee Market.
[By Telegraph to the Plttahurgh Gazette. •
MI LWAIiKEE, November 13.—Flour dull
and prices unchanged. Wheat lower at
51,28 for No. 1, and 51,10 for No. 2. Oats
steady at 49c /for No. 2. Corn 51,23. Rye
and Barley dull and nominal. Receipts
-30,000 bbls flour. 37,000 bush wheat, 2,000
bush oats, 5,000 bush corn, 1,000 bush rye,
2,000 bush barley. Shipments-3,000 bbls
flour, 52,000 bush wheat, 1,000 bush rye.
=UM
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh iiazette.]
BALTIMORE, Novel:liner 13.—Flour is
nominal. Wheat Is firmer, with sales of
prime red at $2a2,20, and choice Valley at
ti2,gs. Corn is firm, and sales were Made
of new white at 80a88c, and yellow at 00a
93c. , Oats dui!, and sales were made at 66a
70c. Rye is nominaL 'Provisions are un
changed.
• Buffalo Market.
CBv Telegraph to the Pittsran Ouette.)
BUFFALO, November. 13.—Flour; spring
fairly active, 1iti7,00a7, 1 50 for city ground:
Wheat dull; No. 2 ChiCago about 51,30; No.
2 Milwaukee 51,13. Corri scarce; car lots
are selling at $l. Oats i quiet; sales of 3,000
bush at 80c. Other articles unchanged.
• Chicago Cattle Market. /
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
CHICAGO, November 13.—Cattle market
dull at $8,82a5,75 for common cows and
steers. Ilogs dull and 25a30c lower, with
sales 7,200 head at $7.90 for fait to choice;
chising at $7,20a7,60 for good' to prime. ,
St. Louis Cattle Market.
(By Telegraph Ca the Plttabargh Gazette.)
Cattle more active and prices at 41A,a45c
gross for inferior to choice. Hogs i active,
demand and supply small, light r•nge at
5 . %a6%, heavy 'extra do. at 65 a 6.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL-
ROAD, November la-1 car iron ore, Lloyd
dr Black; 2 do do, Hussey, Wells & Co; 5 do
pig iron, Loomis & Collard; 1 car oats, 30
sks barley, 145 do corn,Scott & Glsal; 2 care
hay, J W Simpson; 2 do potatoes, W H
Graff & Co; 1 car apples, 3 cars potatoes,
Vangorder & Shepardi 110 aka pitatoeft, 28
!ibis flour, 10 do baulk\ lilkgs pearl barley,
.E Heazieton; lot scrap !iron, Mull Ila it Ma
loney, 8 blils beans, 'Wm - France &Bon;115
bits cheese,; IV H Kirkpatrick; 1 bbl to-
bacco, Lindsay, & IldeChne; 8 bbla glass, W
McCulley & Co; 168 11Lets iron. IV D Mc-
Gowan; 1 ear pig iron, Wm Smith; 3 btils
buckwheat flour, Atlas Works; fild. petol
,barley, CH Morledge; ps sks ragi, i Christy
&Benham; 15 [ lib's k.nObs, AdamlticiKee
& Co; 12 do do; Jones, Simick lit. Vo 3 do
ap p les, A (3
C Wilson (.0); 81 do , J Hood;
15 sks potatoes,
13 bhls apples, J fio cl.) Layng;
1 engine and fixtutea ,, „.T Bowen; 1 bbl
sundries, W H Conner; 1 car apples, 30
bbls dry apples, Voigt. / Mahood &Co; 163
sks barley, Spencer, McKay & Co; 32 bales
hay, Joe dralg; 11 doklo,,J & W Palrley; 35
do do, FL Schgelbach; 5 Oiles cotton, Eagle
PITTS:UMW:I GAZETTE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1868.
Cotton Works; 15 do do, Holmes, Bel
PirTsnintamt, Fr. WAYNII Lim Crime°
RAILROAD. November 13.-10 ears metal, •
Nimick & CO; 2do do, Loomis & Collard; 1
car iron ore, Shoenberger4t Blair; 89 bdls •
paper, Frazier, Metzger & Co; 4 bdls iron, •
Moorhead & Co; 2 kgs butter, 3 bbis eggs. •
H Rea Jr; 10 bdls paper Evans, G & D; 4
bbis green apples, H ! Riddle; 22 do do,
Voigt, Mahood & Go; .4 aks rags, Christy &
Benham; 5 bbls apples, S Hedges, 5 do do,
F Hedges; 3do do, Graff & Reiter; 8 bdls
leather, M Delange; 50 bbls flour, J Shep
ard; 2 cues mdse, Reynolas & pro; 1 box
hardware, D B Rodgers;ilo baler. hops, C&
Co; .9 do do, Carson, Darlington tic.Cti; 3 brs
cheese, J Woodwell & Co; i 9 bbls cider, J
Snyder; 14 do apples,N J Braden; 2do ci
der, E Snyder; 89 ski rags,Godfrey & Clark;
30 doz brooms, Head & Metzger, 1 car po
tatoes, J Lippincott;. 1 do staves, M P
Adams; 100 bbls flour, S B Floyd & Co; 135
do apples, Culp & 'Shepard; 171 do do, Dll- .
linger & Stevenson; 4 cars limestene,Wam
pain Lime Co. • /
November I ....,
AI:LEM:LENT STATION, .Ne 1.5.
1 ear corn, Stewart & Langenheim; 1 car
corn, 1 do oats, J B McKee; 1 car flaxseed,
M B Suydam; 81 green hides, J Luckcamp;
15 bgs flaxseed, 1 car •do, Ewer, Hamilton
& Co; 2 cars metal, Graff, Bennett & Co; 100
bbls flour, F Owens; 10 bbls cider, C Hes
penheide; 12 do do, G Feisher; 1 car wheat,
W McKee & Co; 20 bbls cider, A Danner;
10 bbls, 40 aks flour, H W Berborst; 6 doz
brooms, Jas Lockhart; 6 do do, C Yagle; 4
bbls tallow, G Buckhort; 1 car malt, Smith
j
& Co;;2 s stone, Forrester & Megraw; 2
bdls pelt , 5 hides, Jos Gallery; 28 kgs lead.
Reed & ;12 bbls wine, G S Schmidt; 4
cars met I, Spang, Chalfant & Co.
I,
Pi Tao CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD, vember 13.-200 bgs oats and
corn, 1 car ea corn, 14 hides, J B Campbell;
1 car staves, Painter & Sons. ' 5 cars rye,
A Guckenheimer & Bro; 6 dodo, T Moore
& Son; lot sundries, W H Graff & Co; 1 car
lumber; B Schmidt; 1 car rye, W J Meek; 1
car bones Seward & Co; 38 kegs white
lead, J.CMichel; 11 sks rye, McHenry 4
Hood; . lo.labls apples, Rev T H Hanna; 4 aks
rags, 2 bbls eggs, 1 box butter, F 0 Craig
head; 100 bbls flour, Thomas & Bro.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD, No
vember 13.-:-4 bra butter, 2 bbis eggs, John
Kimplii; 3 pkgs butter and eggs, A B Cope
land; 80 bbls oil, D M Edgerton; 50 do do,
D Ely & Co; 640.d0 do,,Fisher * dr Bro; 2 cars
stone, B Burns; 5 brs butter, 1 bbl eggs, S
George; 52 sks oats, 8 sks rye, Keil& Ritch
art; 31 sks Corn, 2 do oats, Adams & Anstin;
25 sks oats, 2do rye, 3 do onions,
Blany &
Moore; 21 bgs potatoes, Bingham.t Laing;
43 bush corn, H Johnston.
The river was receding slowly at this
point last evening, with eight feet two
inches in the channel by the Monongahela
marks. The weather continues clear and
pleasant, and very favorable for-out door
business.
There has not been a single transient ar
rival since the making up of our last re
port. The Mary Davage is expected to ar
rive here about Monday.
The J. N. McCullough, left fer Cincinnati
yesterday with a fair trip.
The Grey Eagle, C. L. Brennan, is the
regular packet for Parkersburg to-day,
leaving at noon.
The Bellevernon, Capt. J. J. Darragh,
leaves for Evansville, and all intermediate
points to-day without fail, and passengers
and shippers should bear this in mind.
Toe new steamer Arkansas received con
siderable New Orleans freight yesterday,.
and Capt. Shaw expects to get away imme
diately, if not sooner. She is conceded to
be one of the best boats of her class, that
was ever built here, and that is saying a
good, deal.
Capt. Wash Ebbert expects to have his.
new boatready for business about the first'
ofJanuary. She will be a'big carrier, and
Capt. Ebbed contemplates making his first
trip to New Orleans.
It is rumored that Capt. James McDon
ald, who has been engaged in the oil busi
ness for several years past, contemplates
going bacg to his old vacation, shortly.
City. McDonald is one of our most skilful
an experienced steamboatmen. He was
fo a considerable length of time, engineer
of the once famous Pittsburgh aud Cincin
nati packet Buckeye State; since then he
has built and commanded several tine 1
steamers, and that, too, with great success.
The Armadillo, Capt. D. H. Swaney, is
filling up steadily for New Orleans, and
will take her departure early next week.
The Messenger, Capt. Jesse Dean, is an
nounced for St. Louis, and the Upper Mis
sissippi forthwith. She is one'of the best
boats in the trade. Mr. James Russell
still retains charge of the office.
We should like to know what has be
come of Capt. John S. McMillan. His
fimilliar face has not been seen about the
landing for some time.
Capt. Ed. Evans, late of the Westmore
land,-has assumed command of the Leoni
das, and will \ i at once load her for St. Louis.
Capt. Reed has not as Vet fully deter
mined for what point he will load the Kate
Putnam, but it will most_ likely be St.
, —The Arghisy (Caft. Vandergrift) is load
ing at Evansville for Memphis.
—The steamer Dew Drop has returned
from the upper Ohio, and is again in the
Catlettsburg and Louisa trade.
—Cotton is accumulating at Shreveport,
and also at Camden and points intermedi
ate on Ouachita river and along Arkansas
and White rivers.
—On the arrival of the Lizzie Gil at
Memphis, her colored crew "jumped" or.
They were subsequently arrested and, ta
ken before Justice Simon, charged with
mutiny, but were dLschargen on the ground
of Insufficient evidence. _
—We clip the following Items from the
Leuisville Courier and Journal: While
the Glendale was lying at the wharf, Sun
day afternoon, her b,arge sprung a leak,
and was with diffichlty prevented from
sinking The twoboat Alps, which sunk •
at the head of the falls Monday afternoon,
was raised about four o'clock yesteiday
morning and a bulkhead built over the
hole, and she went up the river. . She will
go on the ways at Madison for repairs.
She was afloat in four hours after com
mencing work on her The Grand Lake
'succeeded in getting up over the 'falls 43s
terday, and left for Pittsburgh with stow
of eu'pty barges The towboat Hawkey°,
from Pittsburgh to St. Louis, with two bar
ges of oil in bulk, passed down over the
falls yesterday.
River ; and Weather.
LOUISVILLE, November 13.—The:river is
falling slowly, with : five feet eight inches of
water in the canal.: The weather, is clear
and pleasant.
JUST RECEIVED,
LARGE ESTOES OW
FIRE IRONS 411 D STANDS,
Coal Hods, Tea Trays, renders,
And House-Furnishing Hardware,
asl2:v7
U NION ENTERPRISE
FOUNDRY,
watt. sowasoie.
Manufacturer. of .COOKINO' STOVES, Arches,
Orates, Penden t Sub Weights, and all 'kinds of
Hollow Ware, Car Wheels and 'all kinds of Ma
.STS..ryCotin, COE. WATSON & SHINOISS
PITTSBURGH. PA. au2I3:v27WAS
GOOD NEWS.
CHEAP BREAD IN DEAR TIMER
Enquire for WARD'S "treed.
Tl e Isrgeit and beit.. The InittaL "IL W." 01
wryly loaf. 'Take none else. • au43111
RIVES NEWS.
At WHITE UDES k DROPS,
79 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEGHEN.fk.
STEAMBOATS.
pITTS BURGH.,
WHEELING,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave Company's Wharf Boat, toot of Wood street.
DAILY, AT 12 M.
MONDAYS AND TEIVISDATI3..
A. E. ,tiIiE2IM4ID, Master
BA.TABD
WYDNISDAYS A.IID SATURDAYS,
Muni
COLLINS.COLLIN :Agent.
....Capt. ED. /SANS.
t . ermedtate ports on
nst.. at 4- r . H.
ly on board or to
. FLACK. or
. CULLIFGWOOD. t
Agents.
GREY EAGLE
Freight will be received at
d A.ME:
V"IOR CAIRO AN
LOUIS—Vie steamer
EOI4IDAd
leave for above and 11
TUESDAY. 17th !
For freight or passage apl
J. 14,
nol4
FOR MEMPHISIFICRS- m i ,4=pi,
BURG , AND NEW 0 LEANS. , -Wilailamillialmw
FOR
new and substantial s miner,
ARKANSAS
, . . A. H. brlAw, Master,
Will leave for above andFintermediate ports on
SATURDAY, November 14th.
For freight:or pissage OH apN
FLACK. ply on board or to
J _
J. D. COLLINGWOOD.
noo • JAMES COLLINS. Agents._'
NtEGIPLAR SAT U R-s iz arM
'DAY PACKET FOR CINCIN-
A , LOUISVILLE AND EVAN'SVILLE.—Tbe
Ana steamer
BELLEVERNON
Will leave as above on I
SATURDAY-4 - r. at.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
la ` . FL -I.CK A COLLINGWuCD,
. : GHRIEST & HASLETT,
CHAS. BARNES. Agents.
nolo
K 11110114 4 .P A. C ETzzgO i t
for MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS.
VESTON and TRINITY RIVER. The tine
passenger packet
IDA REES THOB. STUBBLEYIELD, Master. .
Will leave for the above points-on THIS DAY at
3 P. at. '
For freight or passage apply on boalid. Ag
Or to
GCB GHRIEST HASETTents.
VOR CAIRO, MEMPHIS lar ia t
and NEW ORLLEA.NS—The flue
steamer
ARMADILLO
Will leaie .:ts above on
, SATURDAY. 13th Mat
, . .
For frelOt or passaKeapply oia board or to.
boa GEIRIEIT & HASLET 1.. Agebts.
•
FOR SALE--HEAL ESTATE
...._ ..
F OR SALE.
A FARM OF 30 ACRES., on the line of the
Connellsville Railroad, 27 miles from the city. In
Elizabeth township. Aliegueny county, Pa. The
imerovemente are a flue two-story brick house, with
ten large rooms and hall. A large frame bank barn,
with No. 1 stabling, and all other outbuildings is
oemplete order. One of the best of orchards, of all
kinds of fruit. The soil Is rich new bottom. This
property *dieing the village of Buena Vista, and
has the advantage of churches, schools, mills,
stores, 6c. and wig be sold at the' low price .of
$15,000. * The improvements alone i are worth at
least all that la - asked for the property, to say noth
ing about the land. welch Is worth for garden per
poses at least $lO,OOO. For full pa L rtic E ulars call at
my once, or WILLIAM A. BEL,on the
premises.
ALSO, A FARM OF 40 ACRES. situated In Eliz
abeth township, Allegheny county. Pa.. on the line
of the ConneltsVine Railroad. abaut 113 miles from
the city. The improvements are a new stone dwell
ing. with eight rooms; a good barn and other out
buildings. This property is offered at a very l6w
price. Call and'secure yourself a good bargain. '
ALSO. A. FARM OF 1140 ACRES, situated in
Elizabeth -township, Allocheny county, Pa., 17 ; t,
miles from the city, on the Con uellsviile Railroad,
opposite Station. wi ? inn mlnutel'walk rtet,,,.iproLmeareao.me
Louse containing four rooms and kitchen, With a
good cellar underneath; very good barn and other
outbuildings. A No. 1 orchard, containing about
200 i'ruit bearing trees, all In good condition. 00
acres cleared I.rid, the residue iu good timber, un
derlaid with 23 acres of coal.
. ALSO. A TWO-STORY BIUCE HOUSE adjoin
ing the Borough of Elizabeth. Allegheny county,
Pa., containing 4 roams and eitchen., Lot GO feet
front by 120 back to an alley. A good hlable, wash
house, bake-oven and other outbuildings. lam au
thorized to sell it at tee low price of $1,500, on
good terms.
ALeo, In the Borough of Elizabeth, a good two
story BRICK ROUSE, containing 4 rooms. Lot
129 feet square. Will be sold at the exceedingly
low price of $1,600. on easy terms.
Atte). 'MI Farm, knoern by the name of "Willow
Banks," situated on the Connellestlie Railroad 11
miles from the city, containing 79 ACRES, will a
good condlOon. he Improvements are aNo t
brick !maw,. two stories high, newly paints d, con
taining six rooms. two halls running lull length of
the house. The house is situated on a beautiful
knoll. Is surrounded by fruit trees. shrubbery,,vlnes
sad flowers. with a graded avenue running to the -
Yon
iii. River. Also, a large frame bank barn,
smoke house. wash twine., coal house, bake-oven
and other outbuildings. and a never-faling,well o
water. Two large orchards, containing trollssix to
seven hundred fruit trees. pearly ail In good azing
e
condliton. •T`nle farm abounds In small fruits, viz:
Currants, raspberries. gooseberries, and a a e large
1
strawberry patch, which, in connexion ith the
richness of the sell and nearness to the city makes
it very dealtable for gardening purposes. V ry con
lenient to schools, churches, stores and bl ksmith
sh A
o p.
LEO. A FARM OF 166 ACRES, situated in
Elizabeth township. Allegheny county. Pa., 31
miles from the city of Pittsburgh. on the C.onnelie
vine Railroad, at Suter :-tatlon. The Improvements
are a common log house, a good frame earn, with
stabling for ten horses; a corncrib and wagon shed;
,good orchard of fruit frees; fencing very good.
120 acres cleared. the residue In heavy timber land.
This farm is valuable—first.' for Its excellent soil;
secondly. Its timber; and third, It Continue more
limestone than any other farm In Pennsylvania, all
accessible. 'The lower vein of limestone Is 40 feet
thick; several other veins ranging from T., to 6 ft.
In thickness, lie under the whole farm. ' For pantie
uteri enquire of ELI SUTER, Reg , at Suter Sta
tion. oa at my °Mee. .
ALSO. 11.5 ACRES, situated In St. Clair town
-Ship, Westmoreland county, Pa. near the line of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, at 'Houston Station.
The Improvements are a two-story frame noose,
with six rooms and good cellar, a frame bank barn
40 by 60 feet. and other outbuildings. There is on
the place a young apple and peach orchard: onetiun
dred and twenty nerd; largee.dvi into
tields of convenient else. a portion of which
are well set an clover and tlmutlait the residue of
said tract coveted with good timber. It Is well wa
tered. and underlaid with coal and limestone; and
is convenient to churches, schools, stores, mills and
blacksmith sheets. A real good bargain is offered in
this excellent farm.
ALSO. 4 beautifully situated tract of GO ACRES
of valuable land. under good fencing, situated in
MCCandless township, Allegheny county. Pi., on si
township road, 7 measured miles from the Martel
House, Allegheny City. . Ills tract Is . well adapted
for a garden or dairy farm, being convenient and of
easy access to either city, and near enough to th
line of the Mahoning Railroad to _make it very desi
rable for country seats, tor persons doing business
in the city.
ALSO, The best farm In Young township, Indiana
county, Pa., 4 miles from Western Pna. -225 t. a
Livermore Station, containing 300 ACRES
acras cleared and under No. 1 fencing, as well as
Cue farming condition; the balance In good white
oak timber. . The Improvements are * two-story
flame houses. nearly new of eight rooms each and
finished baaemeate and stiles; a large bank barn 50
by 80 feet, a two-story spring house and other no
cessary ontbelb•ings, all in good order; 5 acres of
orchard'of choicevarleties of fruits; 4 feet vein of
coal (now open,) underlying the whole tract, and
i
limestone n abundance, with plenty of springs of
neverefailing water. aken all together-bonees,
fencing, soil aloe lying surface, public highway,
churches, schools mills. fic. *
—1 know of no more
Inviting and desirable tract of land in Western
Pennsylvania.
ALSO. FARM AND MILLS. A small tract of GO
ACRES of Yen valuable land in Derry township
Westmoreland county, Pa.; well' fenced and itt a
elith state of cultivation. with new frame dwelling,
and other outbuildings; a new grist and saw mill.
complete„ - with two run of boors, two bolting clone',
youngthe needed fixtures, In good order,.and a
orchard of choice fruits; lane is all underlaid
with a six foot vein of coal, now opened and work
ed, at the back of the mill, and Ilinestone in abund
ance. Call soon and secure a good bargain.
ALSO, FARM OF 160 ACRES; situated immedi
ately upon the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
at Blairsville' Inlereectlon, 54 miles east of the
city. The Improvements are a two-story stone house
of 8 rooms, a N0..1 tarn, 46 by 05 feet:the best of
stabling and other outbuildings. The land lies well.
is well fenced. is in good farmlpg order, and will be
sold very , cheap If-applied for IFOOD •
For further particulars enquire of
Q.. H. TOWER Real Estate Agent,
y No. 164 FOURTH AVENUE.
oen:
FO SALE—Valuable Farm and
?SILL PROPERTY, situate to PENOWN
SHIP. Allegheny counts, attire tram the ally, and
M 5 miles from H utton Station on the A. V. It. IL,
contains 103 acres, 50 of which Is excellent timber;
the land Is rich, easily cultPtated and via It watered;
oonpected therewith are a Met class grist mill three
and a half stories high, with three run of stones and
lately put in first rate repair, totiether with an ex
cellent saw mhl, both mills doing a good paying
Wieners; a large stone mansion and numerous other
outbuildings with a full bearing apple and peach or
chard. The mill is situated In a vitlage and thickly
settled neighborhood. The 'above presents a rare
opportunity for any parties whaling to engage In a
srell established bestow' to male a fortune. - Priee
low and terms to snit. Apply to
B. CLAIN Jk CO.
RIVER MEN WIsHING TO
purchue a comfortable home are iniltedto
took at 15 acres of land. having a front 0(600 feet
on the 0010 river, above ehousetown, with a good
dweiling house of 8 rooms, a new stable and barn,
well of sofcvrater, orchard, &c. The'soll is rich and
productive. price 65,5011. Terms easy. 05 acres
of unimproved land adlolning tee above can be had
if desired at a low ilirorm sale by
.8. CUTHBERT & SONS,
88 Ihnichfleld street.
liol2.
yO'it SALE & TO LET .-. Houses and Lots for sale In all parts of the city and so.
urbs. Also, several 'FAMES In good locations.
Also, a small WOOLEN EACTORypwith AU acres
*jihad, and good Improvements , which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms. Business 00111141111
to , lei on good streets. Private Dwelling Houses for
rent hi both cities.. for farther particulars lnetara
WILLIAM WARD,
lm 310 013 ht iltreot, °matte cathedrals
HERNIA. OR RUPTURE.
Hernia or Rapture-eared.
liernllior Rupture cared.
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rupture eared.
Hernia or Rupture cared.
BusxtrAle, Muter
ilernlO or Ruptuie eared.
Hernia or Rupture eared.
Hernia or Rupture eared.
Capt. J.wo. Denman,
Marsh's Radical Cure Tram's.
i't
Rltter , s Patent Truss.
Pitch's Supporter Truss.
Self-Adsusting Truss.
Dr. Banning's Lace or Body Brace, to]
he cure of Prolapses Uteri, Piles, Abdominal and;
Spinal Weaknesses
Dr. S. S. Fit eh , a Silver-Ploted Supporter
Pile Props. for the enpport and care of riles
Elastic Stockings, tot weak and varicose
Capt., D. SWEENY
I=
Elastic Knee Caps, for weak knee Joints
Ankle Supporter., for weak knee Joints
Stupensory Bandages.
Sold at Di,. KEYSER'S, 140, Wo ,St
At Dr: .FEYSER'S, 140 Wood Street\
`W Drug Store. No. 1,40 WOOD STREET, sign
l'.
o the Gdlden Mortar. ersonl 'spiting for Trusses
should send the nuurber 1' ladies around the body,
Immedtately over therziptare
' Jur DR. EETBEit will give his personal Mien
tiontu the applicatiOn of Trusses in adults and
chilareU, and he Is satisfied that, with an experience
• I
of twenty years, he be enabled to give satisfac•
tion. an3l
ri ISE IiSED LUNGS.
-1L"
Inriga, 4 or liken of whatever sort, on any of the In.
rental organs may be, and are frequently cured, and
a complete condition or health established. If the
elabo . mitlve functions, of which the stomach is the
primary and:1:110st Irepotant one, are restored to a
condition to do the repairing of the human system,
ulcera or sores, wheth4 the lnUgs, the liver,
the kidneys or the bowels, or upon the 14'41 as is
frequently the case, can be made to heal, and a comp
plete standard of health re-established.
see Of Dr. KEYBZR'' LUNG CURE, a pleasant
and 'tremble ritedlan , which will ripen up ,and
MEDICAL,
Rupture or Hernia cured.
I
Rupture or Hernia cured.
Rupture or'Hernia eared.
Rapture or Ilerada cured.
Rupture or Hernia eureti.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
iELF-INJECTING SYRINGES.
SELP-INJECI'ING SYRINGES.
SELF-INIEC'FING SYRINGES
'I(SELF-INJEC ING SYRINGES
Also, every kind of Syringes.
b;IP£
BANDAGE.
BANDAGES,
ME
BANDAGES,
HUSP
BANDAGES,
CM
REIMEEI3
I A
A
ME=
:tierent kinds
MIMI
There Is no doubtwhateser that diseases of the
We. have frequently yen these results [from the
carry out of animal economy all effete and used
up material. Dr. K. says that he barasirn the
most dlstresetniand bumming coughs, whose ylbrs•
Dons would threaten to shake the whole constitu•
1
Lion to pikes, removed In the course of a few days
In long standing cases oteonseinottcm, or of °the.
sometimes fitat, bat ILI yr sy, trouble:pine and annoy
ng maladies, knOwn as catarrh, chronic bronchitis
trsehltlo or pharingltle, it, lea wonderful alleela
tang medlelne In l ihe former and a sure pare 1.. he
atter disease.
Da. KETBER'S L NO CUBE le amitcnED 117
BOW OF TUB HOT V •'LIIABLL riAll.ll3 AND HERBS
ENOWSI TO lIBILFE AND coml.-11TR IN ALL DATE,
111011LATID STATES Or nix MIKAN BLOOD, and
whilst It adds 10 its ' plasma, It at the same time
stimulates, gently but effectively, the skin, the
kidneys; the liver and the glanular eyetein to sum-
clortt action to enable, the body to take on healthfn
action and eradleat the disease. The sick and at
llic4ed aboUld bear In mind the virtues of this grea
medicine, and 11 those who are sudielently alive to
the Importance or health, will resort to it in the
beginning of & cough or cold, there .wood be no
falltnit Into/ declines and rapid consumption,
hopelesilitrionrable. and eiomos. surely ist4l
Bold 1:7 the gross,' dozen or single bottle, $t
Dr. Keyser's Great Medicine Store,
140 Wood Street.
DR. KHYBER , ' RESIDENT OFFICE for L
=ANIMATIONS AND THE TREATMENT
OBSTINATE MIBONI° DISEASES, 129 PZN
STREET, FITTSRURGE, PA. 01Ste hour from
•
9 A. Y. until 4 r. ,
u.
Anglin alit. 181 Se.
I
RA11,73 C) ADS.
P
ITTSBURGH Rlld
CONZ.ZELLSVILLE - R.
On and after THURSDAY. March 5,1: 186 g
trains will arrire at and depart from t.:e •I>ot coif
ner of rant and Water streets, as follow.
_ rrtss.
Mail to and from Uniont'n 7:00.1. x. L:00 P.
McKeesport AccommcKit'n-11:00 A. 3t. 5 P. Xs
Ex. to and from Uniout'n- 3:00 P. E. It :V '9 o A. Wo
West Newton Accommod'a 4:300". 31. f , :35 A. M.
Braddock's AccommodaVn G:l5 P. 3t. :50 P. X.
Night Acc. to McKeesport-10:30 0:40 A. 74
Sunday Church Train to and
II from West Newton 1:00.P. X.
For - tichetz apply La
e 3. A. Kucti;
Wi B. ,TOUT, Superintendent.
OFIALNGE of TIMIE.raw,
ALLEGHENY VALLEY - RAIL
On and after MONDAY; November Oth, 1865
TWO - TRAINS DAILY will lease Pittsburgh Sta-
-
Lion, corner of Et eventh and Pike streets for k' rank-
lin, 011 City, Buffalo, and all points in tt . 0
011 Re
gions.
GRATE PITTSIIMIGH." ARRIVE IN ri - , - .1 - grtuntaltt.
Mail 7H5 a mMall 1,7.:40 pm
Express 7:10 pm jExpress........: 6:30 a in •
Brady's B'd Ac 3.00 p m' B radys It'd Ac 1.630 a m
Ist Soda Works - ilst Soda Workssl I ' •
Accotnod'n.. 10:50 amt Acconioda 4 n.lq.2o a m
2d Soda Works i 2d Soda Workze,
AccOmoel'n . 5:00 pat Aceomoda'n.l3:4op m
Church Train leave Pittsburgh at 1:10 'P.': it. .Ar
rive at Pittsburgh at 9:50 A. at. •
passengers taking express train
bay , :bnt one
change of cars between Pittsburgh, Butt: e . arid 011
Regions. Mall and Express Tsatns .sttlo- may at
psinelpal points. Mixed Way and Accoulunodation.
trains Stop at all stations. 1
THOMAS M. KING,
.Ass`it.:iSeip't.
W. POSTER HOPE , lTlcket Agent: I : img,
,
t ---- 1 - : -
rITTSBURGII,ON3Dw i n .
CINCINNATI AND T.
m. 1141.1. WAY. : i : •
PAN HANDLE ROUTE! !, •
CHANGE OF TIME.—Oa and after rNacr;
Seot. 13th, 1868, trains will leave and . rve at tisk
Union Depot, as follows, rittsburgh tin'
Depart. .rlrrt4it.
Mail 'Express ' 1 2:16 a. m. '2:13 a., mi
Fast Line 9:43 a. m. T:18 p. m e
Fast Express- 2:38 p. m. 1!i23 a.m..
Mixed Way 6:13 a. na. 16.`.38 p.m.
McDonald's Acen, No. 1.. 11:43 a. tn. aiti3p.n.
Steubenville Accommod' . 3:58 p.m. 9433 a. in.
McDonald's Ace' n, No. .. 8:28 p.m. b:23 m.
dal'
11:23 2:38 r. Expres 4111 leave dal% ,
11:23 A. M. F.xprt : e - will arrive ()Mir.
The 9:43 m. Trarn leaves daily, Sundays ex
cepted, and makes . close ocirections alti.vrark for
Zanesville and points o 'Sandusky, 3 ausfield
Newark .11. R. , I
S. F. SCULL; General Ttcl4tl Agent.'
W. W. CARD, Spp't., Steube\nville.
_ ,übet,
TEIS
I I
lirl SYLVAI.4! - RA - ~/..- ;.;1- , -- 1 1'...- 1 = - -..
It .—On and after Sept. 13th, 186tothe Pne.
senger Trains -W
Trainor theestern 1 Pentnry wnla Bell.
road. will arrive aV e sd depart from 11:0 Federal
Street Der r : 4 Allegheny City,sr follow : ...
, • exert;
STirlogtre No 1, 5:35n m:Ma11....4 ) .. ..... 7 5:00 am
Freeport No.l Bs2o a m Freepor N0. , 1 .9:05 ana
Express 10:10 a m'Sharirg No. 11:20 axi
sharpb'g No.l 1:25 pm ; Expr ~ .s• 2:20 pal
'Freeport No. 2 4:10 p m,s'pringd'e N:117 . 13:30 pie
Mill I 5:55 p . m 'Frel,rt No. 2 ;5:90 pni
Spriingd'e No 2 6:45 p m.9orin •cre .ti0,217:10 pill.
, Aboye trains run daily except 'undays ,
The Church Train leaves Alleghtnyt iict: ever!
Sunday at 7:40 a. m.,. reachinr Alleg eny City at
9:50 a. m. Returning, leaves Aileg ity City at'
1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny JuPct. at 9:41
P. m. q ..i
COMMUTATION TIMID/TS—For sale In zparAages 01
Twenty, between Allegheny City, Cheltrlut street,
Herr's, Bennett, Pine Cree., 'Etna antl s, llarpsburg,
and good only on the trains stopping at, rtations spe
cified.
on tickets.
The .trains leaving Allegheny 1 ,.
City m. [al 7100 a. .
make direct connect' at Freepor w3tie,Walker's
line ofßtages for Butierand Hannah town:: Through
' tickets may .be purchased nt the Onge,;:dio. 3 St.
Char itreet,near tbeEnspenslot Bridi . ,4 Ilittsbyrgh
and at the Depot. Allegheav
Par farther informsta ispply to
T i i ;
J LEFFER , Agent, !
• Federal Ste Depot.
1
The Western Pennsyl aria 'Milroy! will not as
sume any risk for Baggage, except to wearing ap
parel, and limit thel. responsibility to no Hundred
Dollars In value. All, baggage e ee:ding thin
amount in value will be at the risk of tie Omer, ust.
less taken by trpeCisa enntract.r,
EHWARD H. W . LTAMS,
Geri•.-al Suberintendent, A:.itepne. Pa.
CM
•
PENNSYVV_ANIAt . - ;:leriejis344l'
CENTRAL , RAIL ROAD.
On and and after-Sept?l3lh. 1468, Prins will ar
rive at and depart fromdbe Union De el.: : lorner of
Washington and Libertystreets. as fo 1°45:
. Arrive. - + - , 1 De ar!.
'Mal Train.... 1:15 a M!Day F.xpre ... 2:25 am
Fast Line •• 1:10 a na'Wall•s No. ..i 6:30 aen
Wall's No. 1.. 6:20 a nefrfall Train.l,.. l - W:10 a m
Derry Ace're.. : 7:50 h'm •CincinnallEmill:4o ant
Walls' No. 2:..: 8:50 a miWall's N0i. , .:11e51 se na
Cincinnati Ex.' '9:10 a m Johnstown c.} 3:03 pm.
Johnstcrwn Ae.10:35 a mlßraddocks - "o 1 4:00 pm
Baltimore Ex. 1;30 p ml,Phlia. Expel; 4:50 pat
Phila. Expresl - 11.:50 p mlWall's No. 5:10 pin
:.
Wall's No. 3.."-2•15 pm' Wall's No.ln . - 6:15 pm
Braddocks Nol'6:00 p Fast Line.. 7:30 pm
Wall's No. 4.. 7:15 pm Derry Acc.n.s' -8:50 p m ßrad'its No 2. 12:40 a m Bradt's N 2 ; 11.1:50 pm
Way Passenger 5:30 p m I
The Church Train leaves Wall's tin= every
Sunday at 9:15 a. as., reaching Pitts rah at 10:06
a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh t10:50 p. ms'
and arrives at Wall's Station at 2:00. ht.
Cluetnnati Express leaves daily. All Other train/
daily except Sunday. - . -i • .:.
For Partner Informanon apply to
W. H. HEM:. YI , I lA, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Cpmpahv will not as.
same any risk for Baggage, except fay Wearing ap
parel, and limit their responsibility tcel'One Hundred
Dollars In value. Ali • Baggage eXceeding that
amount in value will be at the risk of the Owner., nu
less taken by Special contr act EDWAß. e .*.
D IL • LE1..1.3/61„ •
sel4 . General Superintendent, Upon'', I%
-I D I MITOI - 1. FO •
W. AND CLEVELAN
From Sept. 13th. 1
and arrive at the Uni
time, as follows:
Leave.
Chicago Ex.... 2:03 a
',Cleveland Ex .. 2:03 x
i Ertel. Yg,n Mg 7:28a
CL & WI:0g ki1.13:13 I
Chicago Mail.. :: 6:58 .1
Chtraao Ex.... 9:43
Cl. &Whig Ex. ' 2:13
-Chicago Ex_,... et :28
VIII Erie Ex. j
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N. Brigt'n Ac • ,8:581
Leetsdale • 13 ,
" 11:58
Rocherter " 1:33
Willev'eAcc.. '2:4
Leetsdale Acc. 4:1
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N. Brigt:2
Leetsdale " .10:4
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m , efleveland pal 2:08 a m
=Chicago Et..; 11:513 a m
m iWbeellng xi 11:08 am
m tit. Louis x 2. 3:33 pm
m.CI. 5. Wtt•A .E' 4:oBpm
m , Erie ,t Yg' gx 6:13 pm
m Chicago F. 1. 4:23 p m
tr. CI. ,S; WICI 6:53 pm
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a m IN. Brigt•4 Av. 7:03 a m
a m , N. Brigt - I' EI:28 a, in
it.m+ Wellsville `:` 8:53 a 111
1 p m!New Coati t` 10:13 a m
Ipxn I Leetsdale 1` 9:13 a m
pro •• '':‘ 1:013p m
p m N. Britt ' t' 2:43 p m
pm Leafed:2e '• 4:53 p m
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The SHORTEST A
from the East to all
Colorado,
baliforni.
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Arizona, [
New M I
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-- - 4 Oregon. 0
Two Trains leave State Line all iLeavenwo- h
daily, (Sundays excepted, on the ar i . a.t of traitor:l
Mettle Railroad St: outs, an ~I..nntbal and
Bt. Jo Railroad mWI cy, conitettln. at Law.
rellte, Topeka an W ego witiO St..l,s .for all
points In Kansas . A te n* of tratwest of Ella.
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worth with the IJN Txu FATES XP It : - SS COM.
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PANT'S DAILY IN E F O BE AND 3 :w:ra
AND EMPRESS COACHES i-. ?
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DENVER;SA..T-ir I •,,.‘ 117, - PI
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And all Points in the Territories,
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And with BANDEB.SON'S TBI-WEt.FLY LINE of
COACIIEB for Fort\ Union, Bent's Plat, Pass, Alba.
g rW u r e w rv4, xi Sta Fe, and . 164 point s It Arizona and
ith the er reeent ;additions of rcllling stock and
equipment,' and the arrangement 4 made with re.
elmnsible Overland Transportstleill Lines from its
western terminus, ibis road now Orem unequalled
facilities tar the tr I:mini/talon of triligbt to the Fax
West. , gS
Tickets for sale at all the princij3al oEces inrtlill
United States and Canadas 1 i -
1 Be sere and ask for ti kets vtit:. WE SNORT
HILL ROUT.I,__UNION rAcii 0 NAILWAY
1 EASTERN DI VISION.
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General Pielgbt an 1t Agent
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CITY OF PARIS. CITX.OPIiNTWEPP,
CITY OP BOSTON TY
CITY OF t ALTIMORS.
Sailing Ev-ER.ip•lesTlirßLll,l)gcllPici 43, Nr, t ia
River, New York. For passage orTorther lotoima.
tlon apply to
WILTIAIg Blai ' % Jr.'
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