I'inaneial Nattera ill. New York•
. .
Gold Closed at 13434@ 134%. •
.By Telegraph to the Pitt burgh Efuette.l ,
NEW Yonk; November 24, 1868.
motiEv AND GOLD.
The money market 'ls easy at 4@6c on"
-Call, and there is a good deomend. Sterling
is hlgher and firm at 9V t ®9%. Gold is dull
and' opened at 134%, advanced to 134 X, and
,-closed at 184}pa)184%. The Exports to-day
amounted to 14250,000.
GOVERNMENTS.
Governments are active and higher.
Coupons - of 1881, 11534@115%; do. '62, HS%
®118%; do. '64, 108©108 1 A: do. '65, 108%
®1087,,v new', do., 11036®111: do. '67,
111%@111%; do. '6B, 111.g@111%; 10-40 s,
116%@)116%;
STATE BONDS.
State bonds quiet; Missonris, 90; Old
Tennesaees, 69X; new do.; 68%®6835; new .
North Carolinas, 6334: old do, 651 A,;. old
Virginias, 6635; now. d0.,57.
The stock market is dull, unsettled and
without -marked feature except a decline
in Erie early in the day, which was not re
covered. Central: Wabash, Fort Wayne,
Old Southern, Northwestern and St. Paul
' preferred are the strongest stocks, and are
rather higher than yesterday.
3:30 PRlCES:—Cumberland. 39 ®39t4;
Canton, 50®5035; Wells 'Express, 27®
28;AMeriCan 44(4;145; AdOms, 49%
_ ®493,; United ' States, 47%;_ . Merchants
20 6 ®2l; Quicksilver, 24 35 ®24 3; ;
Mariposa 6; preferred,2l%®22;,Pacific
Mail, ;116y %INV. , W. U. Telegrlph, 36®
36%; Hartford and Erie, 27®27%; N. Y.
Central, • 12.3%®123%; Erie, .37%®37%;
do.. preferred, 69®60; Hudson, '12810'128 , X
Terre Haute, 39(440; do. preferred, • 60;
Reading, 98 6 / 8 ®98%; o.j '‘fr, M., 30%®31;.
Wabash, 583,0 40; do. pref., 6935®70; St.
Paul, 68y,(468%; do. preferred, 85% ®135%;
Michigan Central, 118; Michigan Southern,
88%®88%; Illinois Central , 142; Pitts
burgh, 87 1 / 4 (487%; Toledo:‘100 @IOWA;
Rock bland, 10635®106%;-,Northwestern,
8334(483%; do. preferred, 88%®87; Burling
ton.and Quinev, 170; C. C. O. 6/ Indianapo
lis, 76%; Fort Wayne, 110%®110%.. •
MINING'SHARES -
Quiet; Smith it Parmelee, 420; Gregory, 610.
COPPER STOCKS.
At Boston—Copper Fails, 12; Franklin,
10; Hancock, 3%. Minnesota,.2.
SUB-TREASURY- MATTERS.
Receipts at the Sub-Treasury, $1,677,920;
payments, 2,828,687; balance,' V 36,259,666.
The Sub•Treasurer.miarde4 $300,000 in
gold at 134 64-100®134 60-100.
Now York Produce ,Market.
, (By Telegraph to theinttsbargb Gaze tte . .)
NISI YORK, Nov. 24: Cotton firmer and
more active; 5,000 bides Middling uplands
at P. 5 2 9. 51 4C. Illour continues in buyers' fa
.. vor; receipts 18,415,' sales 8,100 bbls at $5,70
a 5,80 for superfine State and western; $6,25
a 7 for extra State; $6,70a7,25 for extra west
; ern; 57,90a9,75 for white' wheat extra;' ;6,50
• a 9 for R. 11. O.; 17,50a9 for St. Louis extra;
$10a16,25 for! good to choice closing quiet;
California quiet at 16,75a10; Rye flour quiet
at s6aB. Corn meal quiet; Whisky quiet
`and unchanged. Wheat irregular and un
settled; receipts 184,404, sales 116,000 busk
at $1,3734 for No. 3 spring; $1,42a1,53 for
No'. 2 and 3do mixed; $1,45a1,5034 for No.
1 do; $1,50a2 for'coMinon No. 1 do; $1,25 for
white Canada; $2,35 for white. Kentucky,
and f 2 for white California. Rye scarce at
81,40. for western: , Barley quiet. Barley
Malt steady. Corn lc better; 70,000 bush
at sl,loal,ll . for unsound, $1,12a1,1634 for
sound mixed western in store and afloat.
Oats; the reoeipts to-day,amonntedto 24,100
bushels; the market Is a shade firmer but
more active,'and sales were made of 130,000
'• 'bushels at 70@a71e for western in store and
afloat, Rye is dull, and sales were made
at 80a89e. Coffee is more active, and sales'
were made of 160 hogsheads Rio at private
terms. Sugar is more active, and sales
were made of 4,ooo.hogsheads Cuba at 11 1 / 4 a
11%c. Molasses ,is and sales, were
made of 200 barrels Rim Orleans at 864 gs.
• 'Hops are. quiet at , 1,540 e for. American.
Petroleum is firm and sales were made at .
19c for crude, and 38a39c for refined in bond.
Linseed 011 is dull ind heavy' at 95a98c for
casks and barrels. Pork Is • lower and
regular, and sales were made of 1,290 bar
:
refs; at 822,29 for mess, closing at $29,29 eash,
• $25,50a28 for old do., $20a21,50 for '6B—'69
it21a22,50 for prime,and /22a25 for
prime meas. Beef dull; ales ofl2filible, g
4 $10a10,50 for new prime mess; $16a20 for
new extra mess. Tierce Beef quiet; sales
100 tierces at $29.50a30,00-for prince mess,
and $303.34, - for India mess. Beef Hams
more active; sales 750 bbls at V29n30: eat
Meats, steady; sales 280 pkgs at 12%c for
F. shoulders; 12a16c for hams; middles dull;
sales 1,900 boxes. Cumberland cut at - 14c;
short ribbed, 150; oleo 100 , -boxoo long cut
hams, and 100 boxes long &eta, first half of
December; on private, terms., ,Lard quiet
and lower; sales 370fierces at L5a1614e for
steam,. and' 16y 3 aVc for kettle rendered.
Butter firm) at 27e, 40c and 59e for State.
Cheese firm at litalB3ee. "Freights to Liver
- pool firm; engagements, 5,000 bus wheat at
7d. per sailoind Sd. per steam.
LArner.Flour closed dull and a shade
easier; common to medium grades and No.
1 lower; new spring $1,45a1,49. Rye quiet
and - firm, at 51,40 for,weiitern.; Oatsisteady,
at 91c for western in store. Corn quiet. at
41,14a1,16 for sound mixed western in store
1 : and afloat. Pork dull, at . $27,50 .for mess.
Beef is without decided change. • 'Cut
Meats and Bacon dull. Lard heavy, at
16,4 c for good to prime steam. Eggs firm
7. at 36a39e.
Cincinnau marfiet.
0 . 37 Telegraph to the Pittsburgh eszette.3
Cu:cm:vim, November 44.-Flour in fair
demand; family 87,50a8. Wheat firm ...at
$1,80.. Corn and Oats unchanged. Rye
dull at $1,23. Barley ddll and unchanged.
Cotton firmer; middlings 23c. Wliisky
firmer at s9,Bo.liir new asking ;1,00: Hogs
dull; $7a7,25 gros.l are!the best rates offered
.• by packers. and $8,50a9 net; receipts, ,6,000
head. Mess Pork dull at $23. Greenineats
. dull, at 7a7t/ f ,c for shoulders '
10c for sides,
,t and 11344 for hams. Lard dull; prime
steam He, kettle rendered 1434 c. Butter
• n and Cheese - firm but unchanged. Linseed
"oil unchanged and quiet,, at 9r3tt9sc. Lard
• ' A oilin good demand - at $1,2521,30 for current
;wakes. Gold 134 q. buying. Exchange
• !very dull at '/al-10 discount buying: ,
Neyr York Dry Goods Market.
•
CBI Telegraph to- the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
; NEw Yons, November 24.—The . weather
,continnes too fine for active trade and
prices generally remain steady at 15a16c
for beat heavy brown sheeting : 14 for An
gnats; 834 c for Sprague Prints; 12c for Lan
,aster abd Amaskeag do ; 113%c for Waure
gan do; 910 foryictory . do; 7c for Home do;
29c for Amaskeag Deming; 18c for Hayma
ker do; 29 1 4 e for Otis A X A, do; 20 for C
C do; 14alfic for America Strpes ; 10%,f0r
Pittsfield do ; 25c for Hamelton Licking ;
29c forAmaskeag A, do ; 170 for Masonvillo
filda • •-•• Muslims ; 20c for Mystic Lake do;
22 . : t• Wamsalta do, and 20c for New
=I
St. Loafs Cattle Market.
- -- By-Telegrabh to the Pittsburgh Gaisette.l
ST% :oils, 'November 24.—Hogs in fair
supply: and better demand, and prices stiff
ByiaNc, the latter price for extra choice
and heavy. Cattle •nuchanged, choice
4carce and worth 5%5t30. gAlss; goo d and
crime in moderate supply at 4aoi; Info'
-tor-and common in large supply
dull
23.4343. Sheep scarce`at t2,50a5;00 per
read for fair'to choice.
- • Chicago Cattle. Market. .
,B, Telegraph to the Ilttebargh Gazette.,
CHICLOO, November 24,—Cattle are very
lull with small sales at a range of 53,6236 a
,80.. Hogs in active , packing and shipping
lemand. and the market is firm and buoy
at; 16,60a6,80 Air common; $6,90a7,10 for
or fair to medium, and $7,20a7,50 for good
o • choice. jßeceipts-2,475 hogs, Ship
oents-3,002 hogs. .
I • .
.Chicag . 6 - .Market. , . :/ • 1
[ey'erelegraph to the:Pittsburgh Oszeite.]
• - CHICAGO, November 24. Eastern Ex- 1
.
change . steady .; and firm, buying at , par, , '
selling at 1-10-. per . cent.•premium. Flour .
firm and steady; spring extras at .$6BB.
Wheat.in.good speculative -request, steady :
and unch anged; sales • NcL lat 51,26.31,30.54,
1i0..2 11,141481,1535, closing - "easy at 31,1434.
for No. 2; sales of . No. 2 .since change . at
*1,1434. 1 - COrn very dull; sales of old No. 1
at 84a85ckand NO. 2 at 72c, new shelled at
56a58, new No. "2 kiln dried at • 72c, and
kiln. dried_, rejected at 67a68c; closing at
84c for ' old - Ivo. 1, and 87c for new; sales of
No: 1 this evening at 83c. Oats fairly active,.
steady and . 35c higher; saleS of No. 2at
-4754a48a." Rye more active and Ann, %ale
higher; sales of No. 1 at $1,14a1,1514, No. 2
at $1,09; - closing at 161,14 for regular; and
11,15 for fresh. Barley • quiet: and -- easier;
sales - o.•: - _176.:2 at :11.,6251,66, rejected 41,40; -
closing t $ 1,63a1 , 04 for . NO.: 2.- : 'llighwines-
L .
a shade ,ifirMer; • :sales of free at 96c. Pro
visions !nand quiet; -,- Mess pork, - $ 23,50
cash, an ~121,•• . buyers : ' for February and.
Marcbi.. ra.prime pork, $ l6, cash. Mess
fa t t
beef,' $1 ,59, ' Bulk meats fi rm but . inactive.
-Lard' st - 14a14y 4 c. Freights dull and
aiming' • Ordinal. -• Receipts - for the past-'24-
hourn-4,741 barrels flour; 35,881 bushels
wheat; 61,695 bushels: corn, 25,421- bushels
oats,' 2,149 bushels. rye, 3,718 bushels bar
ley. • Shipments4.ls,B93 barrels flour, 134,,
099 bushels wheat, 22,235 buidiels corn, 18,-
680 bus hels oats,. 5,945 bushels rye. , • _
St. Lo t& Matiret.•
By wearsßb to the Pittsburgh 6eseta.l
Sr. Louts, November 24,-Tobacco
steady, with large offerings, and prices un
changed. Cotton firm and in demand;
middling is ,quoted at 223ia23e. .Flour
quiet and business small; sales super at
$4,5095,25 extra 15,50a6,50. Wheat lower
except for fancy - lots; prime to choice red
fall sold at f1,40a1,75. Barley steady and
unchanged at 11,70a2,00 fer lowa and
• Rye easlerat $1,13a1,15. Pork dull
and demand light. at $23.50. Bulk meats
lower at 9,Xø for dry salt Shoulders, 17%c
clear sides, and 17y,efor sugar cured hams.
Lard dull'and nominal at 14c for choice
tierce. Whisky dull and declining it 95c.
Receipts—Flour, 4,000 bbls; wheat, 13,300
besh; corn,B,ooo btudg oats, 9,500 bush;
barley, 6 , 0 00 bush; rye, 9,800 ' , bush; hogs,
3,320 head.
Cleveland Market.
By Telegreph to the Final:lush Glasette,)
CurvkLAJrn, Nov. 24.—Flour. steady and
'Unchanged; 'city Made $11,25a 11,50 for treble
extra 'white; A50a9,75 for double extra
Ember; $8,25x8,51) for double extra red; $7,50
a 7,751 for double extra.. spring; $7a7,75 fcir
extra spring; country made ranges at sBa
8,75 fbr double extra red and amber; $758
for dbuble extra 'spring; $10a10,75 fcir double
extra white. , Wheat—No. 1 red is - held at
$1,80; No. 1 spring $1,60. Corn' held at 950.
Oats 57a580. Bye nominal. Barley—no
sakis and nominal. Petroleum. market is
• firmer, and higher;. refined held at 27028 c;
erode in good demand, closing strong.
BalthicoreMArkit.
lßy Telempb: to the Pittsburgh Gasette.3 •=.
•ItiLLTINOltil, November 24.—The Flour
market opened firm and there was a good
demand; sales of western superfine at 57,25;
do. extra, $8a8,50; do. family, $10,75.
Wheat is firm and sales are:. reported good
to prime red at $2,25a2,50; choice",
52,50.
Corn is firm and new white sold at 98calli;
new yellow, ;IL old do. 51,19a1,20. Oats
are firm at7oa73c. Rye is firmer and sold
at 51,40 for s prime. Mess Bork is firm and
quiet; sales at 528,50. Bacon shoulders;
14348143/ 4 c; rib' sides, 18gc; clear sides,
183ic. H' ams, 19c. Lardls dull at 173 Sc.
Buttalo Itswket.
CBs, Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gasette.i
BUFFALO,- November 24.—Receipts—
Wheat; 45,000 bush; corn, 50,000 - bush;
_flour, 3,400 bbls. Shipments—Oats, 10,000
bush, Freights nominal, at 8e on oats to
-Albany. Flour; spring active; sales of 800
_bush, city ground at 17,000,50: . Wheat
nominally unchanged. Corn steady; aides
of 8,000 bush mixed western per sample at
990 and 2,000 bush No. 1 do at 51,00. • Oats
Melly; ales of 15,000 buahwestern at 60e.•
Rye better; sales of 2,000 bush No. 1 west
ern at 51,37. - Barley nominal. Mesa Pork
dull at 526. Lard dull at 10)4c.
ktilwankas Market.
[By Telecraph to the Pittebarik Gazette.)
hirt.waincnn, November 24.—Flour doll
and weak and prices tuichanged„ Wheat
dull arid lower at $1,26% for No. 1, and
$1,15% for No. 2. Oats firm at. 480 for No.
2. Corn dull? and held at 800 fore No. 2.
Rye advancing, at $l,lO for No. 1. Barley
dull at - 11450 for No. 2. Receipts-3,600 bbls
flour, 56,000 bus wheat, 6;000 bus oats, 2,000
bus corn, 1,000 bus rye. - 100 bus barley.
,Shipments-12,000 bbls f10ur,17,000 bus
wheat, 200 bus oats, 1,000 bus ye.
PkiladelpWa Market.
(By Telegraph to the Plttaborgh Gazette.)
PirmtpuLnitia, Nov. 24.—Flour less ac
tive; spring cheat extra family $7,5088,25;
Ohio do $9,50a10,50; fancy Sllal3. Wheat
in fair demand for good; inferior very dull;
sales 3,0001iu amber at 32,15; red $1,90a2,10.
Bye—sales 1,000 bu western at 11,52a1,55.
Corn less active; old yellow $1,23a1,25; new
do. 90041,05; mixed western 31,20. Oats 67
a7lc. Petroleum very firm; sales 5,000 bbls
refined at3la3l3ic; crude nominal. Whisky
lower still; contraband is again maklug its
appearance.
Louisville Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette .1
LOUISVILLE, November 24.-,-Sales of 35
hhds Tobacco; new lugs, 55a9; medium,
$13,25a14,25; cutting, - 119,25. Superfine
FlouT, Pal Wheat, 51,65a1,90. Corn, 60a
65c. Oats, 53a55c. Rye, 51,30a1 32r Cot
tpn, 2114 c. Maw; Pork, 123,50. -Lard, 15a
-4534 c. Bulk Meats; shoulders, 93ia93c;
clearrib sides, 13%c; clear sides, 13c.
can; shoulders, 143014,ic; clear rib: sides,
17c. Hogs dull at 7Yo73ic. Whisky; raw
free, 97c. -
Toledo Market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.),
ToLEDo, November 24.—ReceiPtsL.-2,6 01
bbls flour; 9,260 bush wheat; 12,620 bush
corn; 13,100 bush oats; 350 bush rye. Ship
ments-2,675 bbls flour; 28,687 bush wheat;
15,939 bush corn; 20,834 bash oats; 400 bush
barley. Flour quiet. Wheat quiet and la
loWer; sales of amber "at $1,75. Corn dull;
sales of new rejected at 72c. Oats Mo bet
ter; sales of No; 1 54 1 ,0, and No. 2 ar53),4c.
Rve Sc better; sales No. 1 at $1,25. parley
- Memphis Market. '
[by Telegraph to ttierlttiburgh Gazette.], S
MEMPIus, Nov. 24.—Cotton active. and
very firm; uplands .223123 c; receipts 1.057
bales;.exports 886 bales. Flour unchabged.
Corn 75a80c. Oata 63a65c. Hay $22., Bran
23a24c. Fresh corn >meal $4,25;• kiln dried
$4,60. Pork new closed at $27. Lard sl7a
18c. Bacon firm; shoulders 14y,,c; clear
sules 18 1 4 . c. •• •
Detroit Market..,
[By Teiesrepti to the Pittsburgh 6azette.l I
i„
DETROIT, November 24.—Flour atom and
nominal at $9a9,51 for choice. Wheat lower
and inactive for No. 1 white, and $l,BO was
the best offer. _Dressed Hogs steady lat sBa
8,76, the -outside figure being for, extra
heavy.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD,'
_
PITTEIBITROIf, WAYNE AND vaarsoo
RAILBPArk -November 24.-350 bble flour,
Watt Lang d Co; 1,050 dodo, owner= a cars
J
rye, SFinch & Co; 1 car wheat,!Volgt,
Ortman & Co; 100 do do, Shomaker & Lan
genheini; 25 do do, P J Neeling; 25 do high
wines, M McCullough, Jr & Co; 3 cars
wheat, D Wallace; 100 bbls flour, McClure
& McKee; / oar millfeed, H Schnelbacb; 2
bbls ta1104,2 bdls sheep pelts, M Delange;
2 bbls butter,,T C Jenkins; 5 bbls flour, 5
bxs candleS, 10-do soap, P Duff & Son; 6
bbls pear's; 5 Harbaugh & Co; lot carriage
hardware, Hare dt, 'Bro; do do, Stoner &
Marlatt; 11-coks iron co e, .Sheenberger "&
PrITSBUit:GIi . 4A I iF4T' E; -_yirEDNF,Bl4t, liool4lßo 25; 1868,
illaIr; 25 bats candles,. MiTtitiough, Smith
& Co; 15 has soap, Munhall & Megraw; 25
do do, Little, Baird & Patton; 30 do do, W
France & Son; 5 do do, R E Sellers & Co; 2
pkgs butter, Dan Moore; 42 bxs cheese, N
J Braden; 5 kegs apple butter, H Rea Jr;
59 bbls apples, Atwell & Lee; 12 do cider,
Voigt, Mahood & Co; 8 bgs buckwheat flour,
Jas Irwin; 54 eke rags, Christy & Benham;
40 bias cheese, Wood, Morrell &Ceti 29 bales
hops, Z Wainwright; 1 car staves, M P
Adams & Bro; 70 bides, 0 E Mention; 40
bxs star candles, F Sellers it Co; 9 bhis
whiaky, W H Holmes.
CLEVELAND AND ,Pl alunoAcuEr RAIL
MAD, November 24.-1 car blooms, RReed;
8 cars iron ore. Bryan & Caughey; 2.d0 do,
Zug & Co; 4do do, Shoenberger & Blair; 1
do wheat, J S Liggett & Co; 2do do, Voigt;
Ortman & Spreen; 1 do wheels, W B Stout;
1 do lumber, Slack & Sholes; 3 do billettr,
Park, Bros & Co; 2 do do, John Moorhead;
1 car potatoes, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 50 bbls
white lime, Baker & •Caskey; 1 ha mdse.
Lewis, Oliver & eel oil, McNish.
"k Butler; 9 bales hops, Walker & Goe; 9
bbis peas, Wm France & Son; 8 kgs-,aP-
Ple butter, W .7" Meet& Bro; 1 bbl dry ap
ples, P Adams; 5 bbls butter, 2 kgs apple
butter, Wm Harrison; 1 cask *are, G
Myers; 1 do do, J H Rnswinkle; 1 do do, D
Bran & B; 8 cks cider, John Rohe; 20 do do,
H McSwiggen; 4 bbls green apples, Jacob
Kuhn; 1 hf, Iqr bbl fish, Arbuokles Co;
1 bbl walnuts, 4 do apples, 1 bx sundries, C
Haines; 4 do nuts, T C Jen.kins; 15 baskets
cabbage, Wm Bailey; 3 bxs mdse, G W
Kelly; 4 bbls beans, 5 do•potatoes, 1 hf bbl
beans, Graff ik Reiter; 12 eke dry apples, W
H Graff & Co; 1 bbl, 1 half' bbl onions, 0
Barnett.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD, No
vember 24.-1 car limestone, Shoenberger
& Blair; 20 hides, H Klingensmith; 50 eke
oats, Keil & Ritchart; 2 cars atone,.Harri
son & Bro; 2 do coal, Buffum, K & Co; 1
bbl eggs, Volat;Mahood , ,& Co; 16 bgs rye,
A Tutnal; 40 bbls refined oil, Waring, King
& Co; 1 car metal, Lyon, Shorb & Co; 3do
do, Everson, Preston & Co; 2 do do, Zug &
Co; 2 do - do, McKnight, Porter & Co;- 160
bbls oil, Fisher , BrO; 80 do do, D M Ed
gerton.
ALLEM:DEWY STATION, November 24.-
1 car grain, 1 car corn, Geo Stevrart; 13 do
whent, R T Kennedy & Bro; 2 do iron ore,.
Rogers & Burchfield; I'do do, Spang & Co;
rdo lumber, Taggart & Wilson; 9 bundles
, hides,. Popp, Baker - ,t Co, 96 do do, A 1101-
steins; 97 dedo, J Luckcampt;.l car sp.
pies, B F Perry; 25 bales hops, G Aber; 6
cars limestone, Superior Iron Co.
The river was about at a stand last even
ing, •
with five !Rid a half feet in the chan=
tel. Weather continues' mild and pleas
ant, and all that could be desired for out_
doer business.
• No arrivals aside from the regular pack
ets. The 'Kenton from Portsmouth was
due last night, and will'doubtless be found
in port this morning. The St. Charles
from 'Cincinnati and *Bellevernon, from
Evansville, are among the ?first boats due.
The Grey Eagle, Capt. C. L. Brennan, is
the regular packet for Parkersburg to-day,
leaving promptly at noon.
• The Silver Cloud No. 2, Capt. John B.
Conway, is announced to depart for St.
Louis this evening, - without fail. The
Cloud is in all respects an excellent boat,
and offers superior accommodations to
passengers.
The B. C. Gray, . Capt. Isaac' Whittaker,
is announced for Memphis and New Or-
I leans. '
The Tom Farrow and Eirges, Capt. Chas.
s ltiathews, is announced to leave for . St.
Louis this evening, and shippers should
bear this in mind. -
The Savanna and Armenia, were loading
at St. Louie, on Monday, for Pittsburgh.
The Sate Putnam, CaptlF-Reed, wilt fol
low the Silver Cloud to St. Louis, `•, •
The Great Republic Jo' avertised to be
sold at public auction, at St. Louis, on
Friday. , •
—The Peoria City passed •Vicksburg on
the 17th -for _ New Orleans, loaded• to the
guards. - •
—The. sternweeler Montana; is reported
sunk, eighty Miles above Demopolis, on
the Warrior river. (• •
—There is a scarcity of fuel- below Lake .
Providence. Pauline Carroll, on her last
down trip, was compelled to buy a rail
fence a abort distance above ViCksburgh to
make steam.
,
- —The Ruth, for New Orleans. arrived at
Vicksburg on the 17th with about 2,500
bales of cotton, and 500 tons of miscellan
eous freight . Ths Kilstour shipped what
freight she had on the Ruth; at Memphis.
—The Magenta arrived at New Orleans ,
on Tuesday night with 3,600 bales of cot
ton, 4,000 sacks - cotton . seed, 1,000 sacks' of
corn, and a large lot of pound freight., The
Crescent sayel she had the largest freight
trip of the season. -'
—The Mississippi left Memphis for Now
Orleans on Wednesday with 1;250 bales of
cotton, 8,000 sacks of corn and 250 tons •
pound freight. She had also over one hun
dred cabin passengers, with her engage
ments in the bends. She will go into New
Orleans with one of the best trips of the
season.
i
—A steamboat twenty-two feet in lengt i
and carrying eighteen persons, has bee
built on oNashoe Lake, Nevada. It has
brass engine, weighing seventy-five
pounds. It is intended for a pleasure boat,
and it is proposed by,a party to take the
boat by wagon and railroad to Wadsworth,
thence by Truckee to Pyramid Lake, the
many wonders of which will be thoroughly
explored.
_ -The Decatur (Albama) Bebub/ican, of
Wednesday says: Yesterday was a proud
day for Decatur; the first steamboat since
the war was launched from the' shipyard,
the Ida. Well may our citizens be proud
of the enterprising spirit that prompted our
worthy townsman, Captain Mat. Todd, to
such an undertaking. The ida—named
complimentary to a beautiful and accom:
plished young lady, Miss Ida Harris, of
Limestone county—fs one of the hand
somest and stanchest boats thatever floated
on the blue waters of the Tennessee.
.
The Cincinnati Gazette says: We havo
been informed that five steamboat ooll
ions have taken place 1i the vicinity of the
late disaster to the J. N: McCullough, four
of which we can call to 'mind: The collis
ion of the C. E. Hillman and Nannie Byers;
that of the Leonora No. 2; and Lady Grace;
that of the Lady Franklin and JanoFrank
lin; and that of the Tiger and J. N.,.McCul
lough., It has been Jocularly suggested that
thgJ. N. McCullough be left there, and
that thero be a bright light placed on her as
a warning signal to passing steamboats.
—The Nashville Banner, of Friday, says:
Competition of a lively nature is springing
up betrveen the railroads and the steam
boats. The Louisville Jr Nashville Rail
road yesterdy , re-established the rate of
$1,75 per bale on cotton to Cincinnati. On
the other hand,- the R. Moore, which leaves
for that port at four P. x. to-day, has al
ready.received 175 bales, and willget 150
more to-day, at, we are informed, ill per
bale. She has also engaged 200 -barrels of
flour for'llaltimore, and a large lot of pea
nuts for Pittsburgh. With 175 tuns of pig
and bloom iron which awaits her below,
she will have as much as she can well swim
with out of the river. - .
11=1
•
River and Weather.
Telerriph to the Plttsbursti enette.l
LOVISVILLE, November 24.—Riverrising,
with five feet eleven inches in the canal.
Weather cloudy and !arm. +; Barometer
falling.
- , -
• .Urrici OF CITY ENGINEZR AND eltritVlSYoll.
Pittsburgh. November il4th, nog,
yettEoTrce-The.. assessment for
Grading, P a ving and' Curbing tinERTY
P.T. from TN( ntv-Fllth street to Twenty-
Ninth street is now ready for examination, and can
b. seen at this office mnii FttIDAY, Deeember 4th,
1868, when It will be returned to, the City Treasty.
rer's office for collection.
no fi, J. MOOSE, City Engineer.
RIVER NEWS.
sTEAmBoAT.I3,„
13 ITTSBUBGH. ' AND
ST. LOWS PACKET LINE.
oats leave every WEDNESDAY and,i.A.TURDAY,
of each week, and oftener if throng of business re
quires. !The-line Is to be under the direetlon and
control of Captains John. L. Rhodes, lif m. Dean,
Elamite McClure - and. James Rees. The object is to
obtain regularity of time In depaitinsr4 together with
a uniform tariff of rates on freight, from Pittsburgh
to St. Louts and all Intermediate paints. The fol
lowing Captains and their boats have agreed to en.
ter tutoand compose said line : • ' '
Steamer Leoaldas Capt. Edward Evans.
Steerage Shyer Cloud No Si ....Capt. J. B. Conway.
Steamer Rate Putnam Capt. Geo. W. Reed.
Steamer Watinits Capt. Thos. Shuman.
Steamer Olendale • Capt. John M. Bare.
Steamer Lorena ' ~, Capt. Samuel Shuman.
Steamer Bellevereon t Capt. John I. Darrah,
Steamer Maggie Darr .. . . . Capt. B. C. Martin.
Steamer Armenia ' Capt. •A. C. McCallum.
Steamer Messenger • Capt. Jesse Dean.
It is understood that the day of departure shall De
strictly! obeyed on the part of said boats, and the
hour not later than sundown. And that time of ar •
rival at all points or -landings between Pittsbargh
and St.!Louis shall be settled upon as will beat leave
the patrons of the line, to give dispatch to business
and regularity, which we toink will be of great ad
vantage to our business men and the general travel
on our' rivers; besides save mach expense to, our
boats, while wading anger the line regulations in
I din e days Instead of. six or eight, as under the old
rule of loading three, or fouri.boats at one time.
If. our object should be properly appreciated, we
will endeavor to make the line work to the advan
tagel of all concerned.
%broil h'recelpts will be given toall points where
usconnecteanbe made with other good lines.
We in st earnestly, solic , t the 114111qtance of our
business olumanity.- Very truly yours.
I ,
JoIIN it. RHODES,.
WILLIA.BI DEAN,
. Elri , trrT AIcCLIIKE, .
JAMES REM, .
nal!' . / . Managers.
SHIPPERS AND •CONSIGNEWS LINE.
ICIITTSDIIIIGH AND ST: i fi g ar n a
.11.. LOUIS BARGE 000-
For 91notnnatf, LontsvMe. Evansville,
Cairo and Si. Louis.
- Leaves BATA:6IEIAT; November 28th.
The 'staunch And poncrfel tow-boai
TOOL FARROW AND :BARGESi
. Capt.. CHAS. IYATTNEWS.
Through lately t 5 given to. Memphis and New Cr
eams: Also to all. Debits on Cumberland river, at
°west rates.
Shipnets sax • den ead on having thefr freight for
warded with dispatch. Satisfaction gaaranteed.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OHIO RIVER AND ST.
LOUIS SHIPPERS—WiII leave on SATURDAY.
POSITIVELY, and ' , Mao through without deten
tion from lee, reporra, to that effect notwithstand
ing
adelememher the TOM YARROW' wiU take all
Memphis and New Orleans., reight offering, I ethip-
Ding at Cairo on first ease steamers.
no ' - cilia:Lars BARNES. Agent.
OR CAIRO AND ST.
Ad dir a e ..
LOUIS—The steamer
SILVER CLOUD 2fo. 2.., Capt. COX WAY.
Will heave as above on • .
WEDNESDAY, 25th inst., at 4 P. M.
Shippers and passengers can rely on the Silver
Clouct departing positively. as advertised, freight
Or no freight. .
K.
ifor freight or puSige &p r ey' on board or to ,
JOHN
no2o Or, J. D. COTAIN A GWOOD, Agents.
RREGULAR A.TlTB....sag i a
'DAY PACKET FOR EINCIN
LOUISVILLE AND wrA.Nsvi r mat.The
fine steamer
BELLEVBRNON Capt. Jrio. DAl6u.u,
Will leave u gave • .. '
SATURDAY . -4 P. M.
Per height or passage apply on board or to
• , FLACK & COLLTNGWt./CD,
GHBLEST & HASLETT,
• nold' . • CHAS. BARNES, Agents.
pO u rS BURGH,
WHEELING, . .
Marietta and. ra:riersburg Line.
Lure Company's Wharf Boat, root of Wood street,
; DAILY, AT IA M.
MONDAYS AND THUIIIRDAYB,
BAYARD _ -
A. EISILIMIZILD, Master.
Wironzanixs AND BATURDATB,
GREY luau: C. L. BANNAtr, Muter.
Freight will be received at all boars by
sets JAMES COLLINS. Agent.
OR CAIRO , MEMPHIS
I d dr i a
F and.KSW OILLEANer-The Ane
BM /1/11el .
B. C. DRAY Capt. IsaAC Wfprrnme.
Will Wave as annoancedntoye on
I • BATITEDAY. November 9711 t.
?Or freight or passage apply on ward or to '
' • ' D . lg. - ACK, or
.1. , COLLINGWOOD. Agents.
rEI
COMMMHON MERCHANTS.
E %Lau.
A B_L IS I l! ED BY A. & T.
"
I ,
W. N. G OEMLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street •
'
CDtabcrur Orr. B/ins
PITTSIIIURGFEr.
I. I.j .... .. . Z. BTITERBOR •
BILLINGEIt Ss STEVENSON
COMMISSION MERCILtNTS;
•
'No.I, 87 Second Street, 'Pittsburgh, Pa.
• ' RICEITE AND BELL
AU Kinds of pountry Produce.
&ill orders for Merchandise promptly filled at
kownev market rates. Particular attention given
to the sale of Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Dried Fruits,
Ac.,Vire feel confident that we can save entire sat
isfaction, by making Quicit setts and rucksin RE
TURNS. at 111011/8P MARILET PRICES, itt4 therefore
resnectfully solicit yhur consignments. All corre
spondence answered promptly. Marking Plates
furnished free. Grain in storeand to arrive daily.
anal:re
IipiTATT, LANG & CO.,
IirIIOLZSALZ DIL/ALTBEI LX
Wroecrileo, Flour, eraba, Produce, Pro•
vial owl, nab, Meese, Carbon OM ate.,
Nos. j ITS and 174 WOOD EMMET, sear Liberty
street. Pittsburgb, Pa.L , n08:n65
, Y.BTilLt
Air STEELE & SON,
• Coinnassion 'Merchants,
AND DiALIIIIB
ETACIVEC. GRAIN. M I MED. Ar.o.
No. 95 01110 EVIIII9III, near tast Common,
ALLEGIIENT
=1
Dealers In (koshen, Factory. Hamburg and W. R.
Cheese, Butter, Lard, Polk, Bacon, - Flour, Fish,
Dried Fruit, Brain, Pig Lead, Pot, Paul and Soda
Ashes. White Lime, Linseed, Lard, Coal and Car
bon Oils. No. 141 First street. Pittsburgh.
VMS IZIL .IAII. P. NICHANT.
Kprie & RICHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DNALIII/8 IN
FLOI7It, GRAIN, SKIDS, MILL TEED, U., MO..
349 Liberty
,194., Pittsburgh, •
J. BLANCHARD
Lip!! 9
- Wholesale. and Retail .614)0611/2
No. 390 TISNIT BTRENT.
:xBO
ALEX. IiOBANE , Fs.
MCDANE & ANJER,
COMMISSION MERCHA'NTS,
Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN' and PRODUCE GEN-
Bakt•T.T. No.' 14t *AVM STREET. above
ESuiltbdeld, Pittiburgn. les
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
I
FORWARDING AND 0010IMIONNEEDUDIATT8,
for the silent roar, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Beads,prled Brett, and Produce generally, No. /0
IdARKET - STEX=, corner of rim, Pittsburgh,
(Man ,
Racy, XNOX ANDEIW ILROX.
KNOB • & SON" COMMISSION
{MERCHANTS anddealers In FLOOR, GRAIN
ISLD and PBODIJOIC' ONNIRALLT, No.
19 DIAMOND, oppaalta OUI sall, Allapany City.
tcan:RIDDLE, No; 183 LIRERTy
- 4 1 STREET,`Plttsburh, Pa., Oomnitaslon ?der.
c and Wholesale Dealer In Country. Produce,
Urocerles and Pittsburgh Manufactures. Cash ad.
,vanctid on Consignments, and, paid for Produce gen
erally. ' • au'll
701111 I. MIMI: N.DW. 110178 S WM. B. 11008 S.
JOHN I. HOUSE' &'IIIIOS,,_,Suc•
castors to JOHICI. 1101:181f, k CO., Wholesale
JOHN:
and gi2mmitaton 'Merchants, Corner of
t3tattbAeld and Wstar Streets, Pittsburg'', .rit. • .
E[RUNIA OR RIIPTITRE.
Hernia or Rupture eared.
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia.or Rapture cured
Hernis . or Rupture eared.
Hprniiik or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or Rupture eared.
arch's Ridical Care Truss,
titer's Pateni Trash.
telt , ' Supporter Tritest
lt-Adaustinx T=us.
D i r. Bans:king , . Lace or Body Braes. fm
be c l ues Prolapsus Utarl, 'Piles, Abdominal and
Spinal Weaknesses. •
Dr. S.S.Fltehts Sliver.putid Suppoever.
Pile Props. for the iipport and tire of riles.
Stocking., for weak and varitoo
MS
Elastic Knee Cape, for weak knee joints.
Ankle Supporters, for weak knee Joints.
Suspensory Bandages.
3ELF-INJECTMG
j. EttL7-11faCTING SITINGES,
BELT-INJECTING STEL'qGES
SE:LF-INJECTMG BYILINGEB
Sold at Dr. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood .St.
MMWMMORYBANDAGE
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES.
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES,
SUSPENSORY BANDAGIA
At Dr. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood Street.
aer Drag Store, No. 140 WOOD STREET, sign
o the Odder' Mortar. Persons writing for Tnumee
should send the numbei of Inches around the body
Ironedlately OTlii the repture.
Sir DR. KEYSER will give his personal atten
tion to the applleation,of Trusses >a adult/ and
children, and be is satisfied that, with an expetienee
• ..
"of twenty years , he wi ll enabled to give satiafils-
tlon,
DISEASED LIING(S.
There Ls no doubt whateeer that diseases of the
lungs, or ulcers or wbateve,r sort, on any or the pa-
tonal origami may be, and are frequently,cnied, and
a eon mete condition of bealit established. If the
elaborative functions, of which the stomach Is the
ternary and most important one, are restored to a
condition to do the repairing ottbe bonantt system
ulcers or sores, wheiber Upon the longs, the Ili!,
the kidneys or the bowels, or upon the lege, lulls
frequently the easevcan be made to heal, , and a ems
plete standard of health re-established.
We bare freinently seen these results from the
'use of Dr. ICEYBER'S LUNG OURS, s pleasant
and agreeable medicine, which will ripen 'up and
carry out of the animal economy all effete and used
np niatertal. pr. K. says that he has known the
most dlstresslniand harassing eougba, whose 'Mts.
Uons would threaten to shake the whole eonstltu•
.J. A. lITZZLIt.
tiod to places, removed in the course of • 'few days
In long standing eases of coninnaptlon, or of °the
sometimes fatal, but always trOubleseme and annoy
trig maladies, known as catarrh,clironic bronchitis,
trachltis or
_pharyngitis, it Is a wonderful anemia
T. (LiiPIELD.
ring medicine In the former ands ewe CUM in be
latter disease
DR. BLTSIM'S LUNG 0411 16 ENEICIIED,
ElC:illiQr 211811082 2/6117ABLZ PLAN 28 AND HSEII3II
KNOWN TO BE lIBEIIII. AND CBIUTIVE IN'LL MT N.
B/OILLTED STATES . Or THE DOUR BLOOD, and
,
whilst it adds to Its plasma, It at the lame time
stimulates, gently but effectively, the akin, the
kidneys; the liver and the glumly system to still
clent action to enable tbe body to take on healthlt.
action and eradicate the disease. The elek and of
Meted shettldbear in mind tho virtues of this great
medicine, and 11 thoie wbo are andideally alive to
the importance of health, will resort to It In the
beginning of s cough or cold, there would be no
haling Into declines and rapid consumption,
hopelessly incurable and so soosisurely
Bold by the trots, dozen or single bottle, it
Dr. •Keyser'n Great Medicine Store
DB. =MR'S MD:TNT OFFICE for L
EXAMINATIONS AND THE TREATMENT
OBSTINATE CIIROVIO msgssza, 1510 PPS
sTBEET, PITT'ASURGH, PA. Office boats from
9A. /11. Untll4ll o . 31.
;trios al MR,
MEDICAL
Rupture or Hernia eared.
Rupture or Hernia eared.
Rapture or Honda oozed.
Ilai)ture or Hernia oozed.
Itupinreer Hernia eared.
Rapture or Hernia eared.
Rupture or Hernia eared.
Ittipture or Hernia cured.
Also, every kind of Syringes.
A dozen different kinds
A dozen different kinds
A dozen different kind'.
:
140 Wood Street.
4iAILROADS.
1311"114i11.111GB and i gag i eM
CONDIELLtiVILLE 4. X.
~ .. •
On and after TUESDAY. Noyember, 17th. 1868'
trains will arrive at and depart from toe Depot UCh •
ner of Grant and Water streets. Is follows:
Mail to ad frointiniost'n.. , 7:a d A . . W.' Erit Xi.
McKeespo n rt Actommodt'n:ll:oo A. M. 2:03 P. Xs
Ex. to and from Unionni. 3:00 P. X. 10:10 A. al
West Newton AocommOd'n 4:30 P. M. 8:33 A. Ma • "
"Braddoen , s Aocommodat'n 6:15P. K. 7:5 0 P. 141
Night Ace, to Melleesport.lo:3o P . X. 6:45 A. x i •
Sunday Church Train to and _ _ _
from Went Newton/:erir P. Y. 10:00 A. X'
Tor tickets apply to.
- -
- ' d. B. MEG. Agent. - ,-
Ilir.'E. STOUT, Soperintendent. • 'to.4
- _-:
CHANGE of TIME. MNIM CH ANGE of
VALLEY RAILIWAg."
On an after MONDAY, November 9th, 1S ...
TWO T INS DAILY will leave Pittsburgb Sta.
tion t en . er of Eleventh and Pike streets for Fran)).
fin, OH Oity, Buffalo, and all points in the 011.000 ,
eons.
LINTY 17117eurEGU. aamitirle IN P1TT53711613..
Mali 7:15 a mprall 5:410 pma
Expreta 7:10 D m 'Express.... -.. 0:30 ael ~
Brady's Fed Ao 3:09 pla radys B , d se10:30 am
ISt dodaWorka _ ,•., at Soda Works s• '
Acoomod , n.. ltiklo a Aeoomoda'n. 9.20 a M •
Sti . Soda Works ,' .. 2d Soda Works.
..
Aedomod'n .. 5:00 1 tro Accomoda'n...9:2o pMt
ro t
Clinch Train leave Ittsburgh at 1:10 P. se. .61..:
rive at Pittsburgh. at :50 A. M.
. ..
Pasmugers taking. express train have but mit
obange of ears be tween Pittstm_rxh. BuSalo and'Oil
Regions. Mall and Express Trains stop may at
.19;1814prd points Mixed, Way and . .„ . Itecommodadort
Imams stop at an stations. ' -
____ THOMAS W. Elk% Asst. Sap%.
W. INJSYER HOPIS, Ticket Agent. nee -
. •
killEN SY L'PANI/lialgWill
N CENTRAL RAILROAD.
a and after Nov, 22d. DSOS, Trains will sr.
rive at and depart from the Union Depot' , corner Of
WaShingtou and Liberty streets. All 10110118:
Arrfos. -1_ .Pert.
Mall Train.... 1:30 m Day Express.. 2:30 bal.
Fast Line .2:40 a at ,Wall's N 0.1... 8:30 a in
. Walt's No. 1.; 8:20 am 1 Mall Tra1n......1 8:15 ant
Brinton,/cc`n. 7:50 a ml• Cincinnati Ex 12:35 pm
Walls No. 1.. 8150 El WAU'S Ne. 7-1 2 : 510 am
,
Cincinnati Ex. 9:40 a m 'Johnstown Ac. 3:25 pm
Johnstown A0.10:35 a mlßrs.ddocka Nol 4120 p as
Baltimore Ex. 1'45 pni Phila. Express 5:10 p.m
Phila..Express 4:30 pm Wall's No. 3.. 5:20 prat
Wall's blo. 3... 2:05 pmlWalPs No. 4.. 6:15 pin.
BraddocksNo.l 5:50 p m 'Past Line 7t50
Wall's No. 4. 7:25 pm Wall's/40. p..11:00 p
Way Passen•r.lo:2o p mi
The Chureh Train leaves Wall's Station ever/
Sunday at 9:15 a. m., reaching Pittsbnrish at 10:013
a. .Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 14:50 p.
and arrives at Wall's Station at 2:00 p. m.
'Cincinnati Express leaves , All other trains
daily except Sunday. .
For further Information apply to •
• • Rail H. BECKWITH, Agent. .
The Pennsylvania road Company will notsos
same any risk for. Baggage, except for wearing sp.
panel , , Ind limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that
amount in value *alba at the risk of the owner. int.
lessilikesi by specinl Ait
contract.
H.WIL
11,
non... • Superintendent, Altoona,
3 1§ AB A l a i FORTI
W. A1{1) CILEVIILAND
Prom Nov. 23d, 1868,
and arrive at the Union
time, as follows .
: • .
Leave
Chic --
t0550mi:7.73:05 a m
avelead Ex.. 3:03 a m
eie a Yga 7:28
6:28 m
Memo Man..' 6:58 a m
;I:deago Ex....10:08 a m
Jl. /Wlr_gra. 2:23pm
'Chicago Ex—. 5143 pto
Whpart f . &Erie rom All Ex: 4:53 Dm
De egheny.
N. Brlgt'a Ac. 8:58 a m
Leetsdale !-1 10:%30 m
Rochester " 11:513a m
" 1:33 pm
e Ace.. 3:38p m
Leetsdale Ace. 4:13 pm
N. Brlgt , EL " • 5:33pm
" . 6:28p
tee.tse. " .10:43 pm m ,
Leetsdale San- _
_ . .
dwChurch... 1:13 p m
Awr—.sl:43 p. m. °Mc&
air 11:58 a. m. CM
DarNo.change of cars
Chicago.. tlieeping cars w
oils and Chicago.
F. B. MYERS. Eteninil
ESTERN PENN-MONIIII
RWBYLVANIA .R.A...L-
A.D.—On and after n 0v..29, 11345. the PO. •
tenger Trains on the Western (l
Pennsylvania Mall•
road will arrive at and depart' from the Federal
Street Depot, Allegheny City, as follows: '
•Arrive. . Pow. •
Strengdie No 1 6:4f1 a m.Mail 7:00 all
Freeport No. 1 13:210'n m I Freeport No: 1 9:15A si
Express 10:4-0 m!Sbarpli , g No.111:90 'a ID
Sharpb , g No.l 1:95 p nilExprese - 9:45 pm
Freeport No, 2 4:00 pm I SpAngdi eNo I Et 2 l o .Pmi
Mail i 5:55 p m'Freeport N 0.2 5:20 p m
Stivilidd'is No 2 6:45 m Snringd'e Noit m
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The: Church Train leaven Allegheny &MM. wrap
ettinday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny Oft, nt
9:50 a. . Returning, leaves Allegheny City nt
1:90 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny 4 011 0. - ! -
COMMUSATION TicEero—For sale in packages. of
Twenty between Allegheny City, Chestnut sweet,
Herri t o lennett.. Pine Creek.. Etna and 13bsrpaborg..
and only on the trains stopping at Stationirepai •
cue on tickets. .
The trains leaving Allegheny City tat YOUrei a: M.
make direct connection, at Freeport Walker's
line ordtages for Butler and Hammitt town. Through
tickets may- be purchased st• th• Odice,lfo.'3 St
Clair street near the.thispenatoz.Bridge.rittaburgit ,
and. st the Depot. Allerbeav
For further information apply_to - -
JA.MES - LFEETS, Agent, '
Federal Street Depot.
The Western rennsylvanla Railroad will not ail•
same any risk for Baggage. except forwearing ay...
parel, and Undt their responsibility to. One Hundred
Dollars in value. All baggage exceeding thig :
amount in value will be at the riot of the owner, Mi.!
leal.taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAM%
nirZ Gen* .al fannertatendent, Altoona: Pa.
anal
st o u u ut 14.1La1"
SON TAME -14111 WAY/
Eastern Division..
The SHORTEST ANT/ HOST Itri.ta ve:!: • orr
from the East to all polate
Colontdo, Nevadli,
California, Utah,
Arizona,
New Mexico, Idaho,
•
•
Orego.
Two Trains leave Susie Lbw and Leavenwo
. 1t
daly, (Sundays excepted ) on the arrival of train
Waft Railroad from - St. Louis, and Mannlbal and
St. Jo Railroad frcnn Quincy, connectipw at Law*
rence, Toeka and Wamego with ages for all
points in Kansas. At end of track west of Ells.'
worth with the ILNITED titrATES EXPRESS
3 0a
PANT'S DAILY LINE O FOBEHLAND
AND 2.11:111111813 COACLLES
•
DEPT"VE,III irrw4
•
And all Points in thiTerritortes s
Aid with SA.I4DERBOM'S TRI-WFirirr,Y LINE 01
COACHES for'Fort Union, Bent's Fart, r 11.93, Alhn.
re eNe e , xi S c s o z . tta Fe, ll
and apoints InArizona and
With the remit , !additions of rolling stock arid
equipment, and the arrangements made with re.
sponsible tirerland Transportation .Lines from
wastern,terminus, this r o ad now offers unequalled
facilities for the transmission of freight , to the Fil
West.
Tickets for sale at all the principal' offices in the
IJulled States and Canadas -
Be sure, and ask. for tJ Att. via TICE SMORIIr
HILL ROUT4,__UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY
EASTERN DIVISION.
General li.'retAtttt and TVket Asent
STEAMSHIPS.
TO LIVERPOOL', AND
QUE:gNSTOWN.
TUE INISQLN ARGIL STEELDISUIPS,
Numbering sirreez first-deg Teasels, &ming thew
*be celebrated
CITY OPPAID& CITY OF ANTLPSrr
CITY or BOSTON CITY BALnuoirk
Balling BYERY CI LITURDAY, -from Pier 46, Notkil
Myer, New York. Igor passage or turther informis•
Rion apply $o ; • •
IiTLILUM 111N441.424 'Jr.
SO 7TPTH
onooslte BTRBET. (Chr O Onlele_Butlellogr...' •
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Post ffins. FlStsbarilk
CITY CoimeOLLsa, , a OFFICE. •
- . Pittsburgh, Nov. Roth, 1660.
ptrOTICEs. •-•- IN ACCORDANCE'
with the provisions of Section Sixth of the
t of Assembly approved the Bth day of Febrnal7.
A. D. 1868. entitled "An Act to antborisettie.CityL
of Pittsburgh to borrow hione7, , . lad known IS the
" Water Extension Loan," notice la lacrebZ giv_e_ll
that the gam of Five Thousand Dollars,' (s'o oo)has been placed in the Entice Fund in accirdalitte
with the provision of Section F ourth of said act, to
be applied •to toe payment or 'inch Beads of said
Loan seamy be'presented on the Ist day of Decem4
her next. - THOMAS STEEL.
no= . Controller.
GTPICK Cti7C Vsemrsitn AND nunlicYctit, t
Plrraemta i . November 24th: 1688. • 5
NOTICE—The. assessment foe
Grading, Paying and Curbing GAMBOL,
WritICET, from Bmallman street to Railroad are
now ready for examinattion, and can be seen at this:
°Mae" tttull FRIDAY. December 4th. whPn
will be returned to the City Treamer °lnce IDb
0011eCa071.
U074:a66 a. J. J*loola, City Engineer'.
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trims will leave from
Depot, north side, city
Chicago. Ex... ..51:1311311
Cleveland Ex. 9:13 a• tn
Chicago 11:58 XIII
Wheeling Ex. 11:13 am°-
6t.Lonis Ex.; 2:53 pia
Chicago Ex..... 4:28 p 1:5
Cl. Ex.' 4:13 pal '
Erie :t Yrn Ex 6:13 pea .
Cl. sWh`g Ex 8:58 pug •
__ Arrive Fs Alkghewy.
N Brigt , n. An. ,7:03 ram •
N. Erigt'n' " 8:96 am
Wellsville " 9:53 eat
New Castle "10:33's
Leetsdale • " 9:13 sal
I:UEtp at
N. Brigt'n " A:43.pin
Leetnale `• 4:53 pm
. 6 • ". 7:113111a.
Leetsdale Pun.
day 4,hureb... 9:58 a in
Express leaves daily.
Express arrives daily.
between Pittsburgh' and
ithon ebange,to Indianalf
2i. 3i , CI:II.LOUGH,
General Superintendrnt.
leket Agent. no=
Wasidiigto
A. ANDERSON.
thiperlateitiellt
J. H. WEBSTER,