PITTSBURGH METAL MARKET. Oininne cm' Tem 11.rrsmnalIr %earns, FICIDAT. December 4,'1868. S The market is quiet but steady, with a demand fully up to the 'supply, and eerie daily is this -'true'in regard to 'favorite bra' ride. ' Stociks continue pretty 'Well re duced, and,dealers report that itieY have 'no difficulty iddispoldng of all the' de.sira ble brands, they ear( get hold of, and that; too, at full prices. - *, • . •• -* urttratrsna GOAL SMELTED FROM TAKE' 'RI PEILSOB onm • 100. tons Med. Gray, fm yard. 339 *OO-4 mos 120. lc Grey, f'l3l yard. 39 50-4 [sea 200.44 _, Close, rm.yard. 89 (10.4m0s 60 " I.lllod.'Closei I'm yard. 39 80--43 mos 800 i , ....ideditun, atfutnace... 57 50-4 mos • 60Medium, from yard.: •89 50—Smog 400 Close Med; to arrive. 89.00-5 mos • 180, 0 4 bpen,Grev * 40:00-limos; 500 4 ‘, Inferior Close Forge,. • • . , tbr :rails • • ' 35 50-4 mos 500 Close Forge, at fur.— 86 00r4ma9 100 . 4 .• Good 'Medina' Grey, • , to arrive ' • • 89 50-5 mos ' 611 I , Good -_3lledium Grey, to arrive B9 00-4 mos ' ANTHRACITE.' , • 50 tens Mottled • $3B 00-4 mos. 50 ' Anthracite 39150-4 mos 40 - S' No.• 1 Anthracite - 42 , 00-6 mos ' 40 ' N 0.2 Anthracite • .41 00-4 moo . 50 .‘,. i Ito. 1 Anthrimite , 41 50-4 mos. 70 •Forge 38 00-limos. 20 4, No. 2. ...;...-40 00--IMOEI' 10., , N0..2 - - - 88 50*z. cash 50 total Foundry • 143 , 50.-4 mos 200 I , ..Common Foundry.... 43.60-4 mos 180 se. Close Forge 40'00-3 - mos - - 100 ". No. 2 Foundry. . ... 42 00--4 mos ".. 200 " 'No. 1-Foundry, to ar. 43'50- time 150 Extra,-to arrive 45.51:1•43 mos 50 . 0, Juniata Forge 47 , 41-5 mos ..• sx.ooms. • 45 tens No.', Juniata.. 135 006 mos 20 • No. 1 Juniata . . .. . . 92 'OO-- cash , • New York Produce Mark et. (By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gaze tte) 1 : '... s teady Nnw Yonx, December 4.—Cotton opened y and 'closed quiet and searcely, so i firm; sales of 2,000: bales, 'at -24* for' mid i'-thing uplands:. Flour; receipts, 15,130 bills; • market more active and a shade firmer on -*, low grades; sales 'of 10,00 - 1 ; 11 : 1 1 8 ; at ss;6oa 6,00 for" sriperfirie - State add western; $ 6,63a v-' 7,05 for ' : : extra - State: -16,45a7,50 for extra western; '18a9 75 tor good • to - choice ' white -.1. wheat extra; 13:75a 9 ; 01 ) for It. li: 0.; $7,50a -' • 9,00 for 'extra•St. - Louls, and ' $10e12,50 for good- to-'choice ''do., - closing firm. Cali '' tornia - Thirir dull; sales of 300 sacks, at - '45,75a11,75 , - via Horn, - end' ' $11.00a12,00 . -via 'Bahrain: , Rye Flour{ firm ; sales 200 I :.+'bblif'-at $6,5088.25. Corn Meal quiet, with ' ' ' "Out decided ehinge. ' Whisky quiet; small :sahib western at $1,03 free. Wheat; receipts -. ' '65,731 bush; ,la2C better on spring, with ' a • ',fair demand , chi efly speculative; sales 14,= 000 bush' at '51;52a1,53% . tor' No 2 - spring, $1,62 for-No 1 " do, $1,82a1,8434 tor amber ; State, 42 for amber Michigan, and 52,'20 for *"'white' California . ' Rye quiet and heavy; ' salmi 1,500 bush-western at /1,51. - Barley 'dull-and heavy. Barley Malt quiet Corn; the market -fayorff' bfiyers, with sales. of --• 49,000 bushels - at' $1,11a1,13 for 'unsound, $1;1481,17 for sound mixed 'western: Oats; '', receipts of '43„910 this ' - More active and le "'• better; sales of '200,000 bus at 743075e:0r --- 'western. 'Rice quiet at &By t e for Carolina. - " Coffee in lair = reqtiesti ;With tiales of 1,000 bags Rio on . privifte , terms.. Sugar qulet,', - ' with hales of 160 hhds Cuki at 103;a1134c. ' Molaises - quiet, with ses of 100 hlids at . , 72c, for New Orleans. Repo quiet, St 10ia25e • , - for . Ainitric:in: Petroleum steady at 17c ' fat Crude and •12No bonded. ; l for refined Maimed Oil Wet, fir,91a930 for An:lolmm - ' - Spirits Thipentine quiet and 'unchanged.. '-Pork dull and heitYy& sales 'of .700 bbis, at' --- - 5250046.110. for new -inefisi. $25,30a250 for . " old do; $19,50a20,25 forrimet $21,54a22,50' • for prime messr 05;00, for thin mess, and 525,00.' for'el.tY „mess: - Beef ' very', active; sales ni 1;50 blab; at•slBalo,s6'fbriiew plain mess and $16a20 fe"r new extra mess. Tierce Beef dull, at Val° for prude mess and $3O a 35 for'lndia ••'trims:: Beef ' Sams - firm; • ...:isales '175 rliblasat $29,50a31;" the 'Market is now. held hlglide. , Cut -.Meats:quiet- and ..t heitirv;:with dz.-lasi:so :Itackages - it .11e 'for shoulders, anct , l2ll.lse -for' hams; !.Middles quiet and steady:Mthsales 100 boxes Cum berland initito.Arrive, at 1134e;:-,250. boxes ' short ribbed and. Cumberland cut, seller. for February, at 133. er'l2,2oo'boxeit . short , clear and Cumberland cut, seller for Jana. - ing, at 12a13e..1 Lard fain' `and' -in fair de mand,with sales 1;250 tlerM at 14315301er Steam, and - 15 3 / 4 alsji fer kettle rendered; - also, 250 tiereessteani;Aellei for; February, . at 14 3 / 4 e. Butter steady and quiet At 25a40e for Ohio, and 40850 e 'for State, -Cheese,firm at 14a19c. Frifkghti to LiverpeOl dull and lower, with , engagerrients, per sail, for 7,560 bush corn, at 534 d. - - _' , .:•• . . ' - Lirrer.—Flour. closed , .nrixi- for low n ' grades. with moderateepoit . and home tradellennaid; dull And heavy formedium ,:;and; choice : grades. Wheat „quiet and • very firm ' for spring, And • dull and heavy for ;winter. Bye dull 'at ' 5450, • a 1,51 for . western... Oats firm - with • a good seulative demand, at 75 3 , - yo fortwest ern.ft . prn .dull at $1,14a1,1434 in store, and $1,16a1,1634 afloat , for mixed western. Pork nominal at ;25,50a2575 for mess. Beef active - and firm. - Cat --' Meats - steady with amoderate demaniL- Bacon firm with algeod.• inquiry. -tard - firm ' at 15ga1234if. for fair-to. prime fiteAllt. , Fggs quiet and steady., - • _ . Cincinnati •!ilarkft rwt to irG ri " .-7 Telegrapho tasette.l ,',CxxornNA.Ti, December 4.—Flotir stead y ; family - 1)7,54)&3,00. -Wheat -Steady at- 111,78 -for No. 1 winter. • Corn firm at63a640. Oats in demand at 60a620.‘ Bye steady at. 51,80. 1 Barley quiet, With; sales on• .time at $2,20a 28ar 1 ,25 for best Canada, and. 52,1304,85 for fall. Cotton dull bat:unchanged; 'middlings 23c. Tobacco quiet, • with light receipts.-and -:prices nominally unchanged; sales of 55 bhds. , Whisky advanced •to $l, tax. paid. • There is a firmer feeling generally lin 'pro. • .duce and a. specohttive •fieraand for Mess r, Pork this afternoon, and • all:Offered at $23 ..Trio taken; there were briyere at this rate January at the close..-Bulk•Meataquiet • but firm, at 9a9qc for shouldefs,l2 l 4al2.tic ~for clear rib sides, and 18a1We - for deer. • Lard closes higher: , priaie ;steam `18,1814c, and forketile - rendered 14%8143i was en= • orally . ' asked; the outside atthe • c ose. - , Green -ideate held - firmly at 7,f,10 4 a120 , for shoulderersidds and hams; - then? f was little or 'nothing done in them Owing to the ~ wet weather. •Britter firM at 85a30e.• • Eggs - Mc; Linseed Oil' 95a96c, with alirtxt', feed ' lArd Oil scarce and firmat 111,30a1;85; the demand exceeds the ' supply. Sugar dull and, 1 /,,0 lower, sales of 260 khde at 14a, • 150 for prime to 431 ' 10108 • NdW Orleans. and 32a140 for foreign. _Coffee quiet at 21025 c. `Thereis good efniunt for Cheese at 17a Geld closes 'at 135 buying. -Exchange dull ate 4 per cent. discount buying, and 50 to discount selling. • r ii P ' ' • Louisville 'Market. _ -Est* Telegraph to the Pittsheimb Gazette c) r LOMSVILLEti December 31.—Tobaw0, new drooping,,-old;logs crop firm; hhds. sales of 89 Coplim 22W1. Sags :13ia8e gross. `Plantation Moliisses 60485 c. New ,Orleans Sugar • 12flality0.1--'Supertint, Flour 55a6. ;Corn 64255 d.• M1;8,1858580.3 -Wheat ;Leila T 11/485g nMess Pork? - Lard 14fia150,, ,Aloon c ejear, rib sides ; l3c, clear `Olden 18%e, green babas 1.15 c, shoulders 80, rcddelfile; IWhisick 'xi* free 'nominal. mCattle idlarkete. ,l SB7 TOamisl444,itas Eittsbargii easatte.3 , OrtgA o .9 r,..iteenktV;,-4.-rl3oef. ; Cattle:: ja li ht supply andnominally tinaha6ged, Mga tandtliately active , at yester days prioetradd al,osed'vrealcrsalaa at .7,10 68 00 forlair to•ohoiae. , . , ' 41arke;. GsO tt f o Dedeinber. 41ogs alosin • aclive, Intoyant;' Ave; $7,40a8,00; dressed, 94251%60; receipts, S;ON head; lorilaught red 604750 premium is: prOd. • r.,,m.r.,,,,._,:wz,7:-.7g7.. -;:.;.,F%i._-i.•_.,,,z6;jj.3.*.-4.4;,.ff::.-,;0,:t.--..ai.4-,-a5,41,--::i.::_,=.v'-z'ze7.4,.,,,,n:'.,:-L-,,i.,,e.:..:;,.,-',-:'--::,.k- ~,,i'....:: -.,..4- -i,r.,-;.;',.t:-kstf:-5ti..,i..,f-,t..4?.,y,R.-,,,,..p_-tgak......y.e.......p. ~, financial tatters in taw "fork. Gold Clued at 135%@13534. IGy Telegraph to'the PlttabarghVuette.l _ Now York, December 4,1868. MONEY AND GOLD. Money market eas ier with more avidity to lend; range on call 5©7 per cent. endless bnsineas at the . higher rate.' Currency is . , going South it the rate of nearly' three mil , lions per Week.' Sterling dull and weak at 9©9 3 prime banks. Cotton bills Byrn, EN. , Gold firm with advance' in rate of discount by Bank of 'England. It opened at. 135 Y,, advanced to 155gg@185. - But-Treashrei Van Dyck expresses the Opinion that the ''present aeries of govern - mint sales will be' thelastTorthe present year. The short in terest appears to have been covered to a considerable extent., GOVERNICENTS. .Governmentgi are, a shade. higher though tlie transactions are only moderate, and holdera beginning to disoonnt 'in ad vance;as usual; before the '. ' -:payment of the' January ; interest;; the, . amount -of bonds .equal for spectdative purposes is, however, diminishing, - under the demand frem the Interior. "Uoupens Of'lBBl, 115@115l4; dd. , '82,411,4441.11 2 4;. do. '64, 107%01073.0 . de. 'B5, 108%@108y.; do. new, 1,10%@11056; do. 'B7; 110,‘©118%; do. 'BB, 110%@1.11: 18-40's, 105X@105%. SPATE BONDS .Are &LIU- Missotniti; 8214; new tennessees, 68NIW9f; North - Carolinas, 82@62X; Vir- STOCKS. Stocks have, deollnedsteadily.throughout the day, and close heavy and nnsettled. Nevi York Central was the .great festal e; 'earliest sales Were made at .133%@1337; fram which it fell to 126%0127.dt the close.. The cause Was the issuance of an order by. Judge ,lionsaidloquiring the directors to ' .show cause why they 'should not be re ' strained from making a stock dividend, which is understood to be contemplated by the directors. .An - effort was made to check the decline by an offer of, one per 11 cent Ibr the privilege of calling 4 part of 'l o 9oo'shares at 140 within thirty days. The ruse was understood - Land had no effect: There is nh.confidence on the street in, the ,report' thaV: the directors , will; divide the surplus at the coming meeting, indeed it is said injunction was procured by; parties interested in•the 'repent rise, who, having realized, are directing their efforts in s con tiary direction. The rest of the market was unsettled, hie decline in Ceqtral, and there was a general decline. - The officers 'of the American Express Co. have decided • to reopen `their trsufer books until 20th inst., and Will iss ue stock of the consolidated Co., and certificates for the claim and far the • undivided ' prefits :of ;the= Amerintin Company to hblders of American certifi cates. The 'dealings in Express stooks were confined mostly to , the Adams and `MerchantsUnioa. _ Pram: --Cumberland , 381688,:i Canton, X 48%, ®4934i Wells Express, 26@261,i; Anierican, 4435 (4)46; Adams, , 41314©48N; United States, 45@46; Merchants Union, 1514' ®1535; Quicksilver. 22i/ t 022;4; Mariposa, @6; preferred, 2/314@:21; Pacific Mail, 11614® '11635; Western Union Telegraph, 37'._03794;' New York Centra1,128y.(4).127; EErriie 88© 87 1 8@3784; pieferred, 5735 ®S9X; Hudson; 129®129.%; Roston, Hartford 45t Erie, 27; Reading, - 98®98W; • Terre Haute, 89© 40; do. preferred", 61' ; Wabash,' 5794 @5B; Ao.. preferred, 70 1 4,@72; • St. Paul,. 67 1 5i®37:0' do. preferred, 8634@)86%; Fort ' Wayne 1 11 %@1. 1 0 1 , Oble, it - Mississippi; 30 y, @SOX; Michigan Central, 118M(4)120 34 ; Michigan Southern, 88!4@1339i; Illinois Cen tral, 144@145; Pittsburgh, MX @ISBN; To ledo, 10111®10114; Rock IsUnd loBB4@ 108%; Northwestern, 84,gsgi85g,; ° do. pre ferred, 87%®88; 'Lake Shore, 100; Chicago, and Alton, 145. 30xLack Mining shares dull. Gregory, 525; Quartz Mil, 75. ' COPPER STOCKS. CoPper shares at Boston—Calumet; 50; Copper Fella, 14; Franklll3,l4; Hancock, 4;. Minnesota, 2; Quhley. 16. ` - mammies. . The receipts at the, Sub-Treasury to-day were $2,862,417; Payments, $2,843,462...8al V - anon, 4995,729. .• , • - _ chleago Plarket. ißy Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] Caro/too, December 4: - -Eastern Ex.": change in good demand, at par buying and 1-10 premium selling.. , Flour quiet and un. - changedr spring extras 25a7. Wheat. ae- , tive; No. 2 advanced 2a2yor; sales of No. 1 at 21,23a1,28, and No. 2 at•21,1454a1,15;'e105- -- 114 steady at 11,1514; sales' of No. 2 since the change at 21,1534. • Corn quiet; ?sales of old No. 1 at 75c; No. 2 at 70a7ler new at 52a 5234 c; No. 2 kiln dried at 60a62c; rejected do. at 59a60c; sales of No. 1 this afternoon at 75c: Oats more active and lc higher; sales at•47a4Bc, closing Arai at 480. Rye steady. and:quiet; sales of No. rat 21,1E414334 and - No. 2 at 31,1134. • Barley- quiet ' and un changedr N 0,2 opened at 2.1;59a1,60, and to wardthe close weakened and declined to 21,56; rejected sold' at 21,13634. Highwines easier; sales at 94a94340. Provisions in good demand and firmer; • Mess Park; sales of 4,500 bbls, at:221,50422,00 for sellers for January, February and Marcb. Lard steady at 14a1414e. Green Hams 11Xer. Short Rib Middles 12c. Boxed Green Shoulders .Bc. Dreesed Hogs more active, . sales at $8,75a9,25. Receipts 'for the pest twenty-four hours-9,929 bbls -Sour; 30,792 bush wheat.; 65,465, bush corn; 18,946 bush oats; 2,575 bush, rye;. 2,424 bush barlell 20,135 head' hogs.' 'ShiPments-10,061.bb1a flour; 8,283 bush wheat' 23,253 bush corn; 4,334 bush oats; 3,700 bu sh . rye( 4,190 bush barley, 3,982 head l o ge. ' • ' i3t Louis Ma Met. CB, Teterraph to the rittihatitadasette.l ST...Lorna, December 4.—Tobacco; noth ing doing._ =Cotton:s small • sales middling at 2210.,. Hemp; nothing • doing.. Flour unchanged; super sold at 846; extra $43,85a 8,60 r double extra '87a7,50 . triple extra to fancy 'V31:11. • Wheat; 'ail- grades below choice lower: primal° strictly prime fall sold at 81,0411:673ii•0h01ce to fancy 81,65 a 1,90. Corn heavy and drooping at 65a690. Osts."ltiaative but unchanged at 54386 c. Barley firm at $2,1012,20 for chafe° and fancy Kinneota. Nyp.steady• and , higher at 11,18. Fork firmer at t22,50a28,00. Dry Balt- 9a9M,of clesr sidesl3al3qc. Bacon- clear' sides held •at 17a11y 4 0, but mill ' sales Made at if:Dor no sales of shoul dere. • New &agar' Cure.4,Efams 18,,;(34' Lard firmer at 14p for choice steam and ,kettle. WhiskY unchanged at 95a90c.. ReceiPts -8,200 Mai: flour, - 18,700 bush wheat, 1'4,000 bush corn, 11,00 bush;ats, 7,700 bash bar ley, 700 bush- rye. • CleVelwid Marl[d. Telebraph to the Pittsburgh Gatette.3 Cmtvzi.arino Dec. 4.—Vloui 'steady and nu:changed; city made at $11;25a11,50; treble extra white at 19;50a9,75; double extra am ber at 18,25a8,50;• double extra'red at 17,50 a 7,75; double; extra spring at f7a7,25; • extra epring.`ebtintry made at 48475; double ex tra red and 'amber s7aB; , double extra isPrlng Wi110a10,75. Wheat at 111,8361,8 5 for No. 1 reill*lnterf $1,05a1;67 for No. 2 do. Corm 1 oar red it 120, , and 1 car old at 97e. • pate at ,59a13043. Barley quiet and steady, at fa 2,0 5, for No 1 nada; No. , 2 State rinnainal. • • • . , , Duffels • tar Telegraph to the Flitsbarghliasette. l BUPPLW. December 4.—Flour steady; sales of 800 bbls city ;ground ;'spring at s?a '7,60 for No& land.% Vf beat quiet; +Alegre_ 4.oirs (thole* white Canada at' ;245i - deliv tred; - cars' amber western at 11.27; 1,800 busk -.amber western at:41,65; 1,700‘ bush N0.:2 Illilwalakee Club 9E41,40; Coin Motet; sales of small lota sto 5102'for'oldJ; end 880 formew•western. Oats dell "at 859 for car lots Western; r others unohingedj High wines nominal, at 111,04; the market is very High ,a _ • . • - .P..1Ti.51 . .11.01T:....':. - AZ . E,7:g.;...:.:.',5:ArrVR , ,p - z.. - .1)..1ic1*p. , 74g . . , : 5' ;!... 10 . 6 e; Dulwankee Dfar!Let: [By Telegraph to the Plttaliaigh Gazetteo Mximiusgs, December 4.—Flota dull and prices unchanged. • Wheat quiet at 51,23 for NO." I,'and 31,13 for No.. 2. •Oats steady at 4734 e •for No. 2. Corn quiet at Me for' old, delivered. Rye ,steady at 11,08 for No. I. Barley dull and .nominal. Re- ceipte-42,000 bbls floury 42,030 bush wheat, 2,000 bush Oatit, 6,000 bush corn, 3,000 bush rye, 200 bush 'barley. Shipments-2,600 bbls flour, 5,000 bush wheat, 2,000 bus rye. ilemplibr Market. (By Telegraph to the Plttatairgb. Gazette., • MEXPlitte, December 4.-Cotton quiet and firm at . 22,;a23c; receipts; 2,015 bales; exports, 951 'bales; week'd receipts, 10,938 bales; exports;• 12,835_ bales; stock, .8,416 bales. Flour,dull; Anotations unchanged. Corn k 70a72c. Oats; 03a650.. Hay, ...$20a22. Bran, 2248 c. ' Pork, $23,50a24.00. 'Lard. 16%0. • Bacon steady; shoulders, none in market; clear, sides, 18,19; bulk shoulders, 10a10$4c; clear sides, 14a141.A,0. fl Ithnere 114ricet. Ey Telegraph to *ha Pittsburgh 9 11 1 ,41 th: 0 • • , BALTIMORE,Recemher, 4.—The flour • 'market is quiet and unchanged: Wheat Is drill; - prime to choice red sold at 52,25a2,40. Qom l is firm and :prime,: whitf,„sold at, 95a 58e; yellow, gl,osai,os. Oats Is firm: sales were made at 75c. - Eye is dull at-$1,40a 1 ,45. ~]less Perk dull; sales were reported $26a26,50. Bacon is scarce; clear• sides gold at 17%o; elk:alders, 14c; hams, 18c.. Lard is dull at 163 c:; • • ' • . _ Phlladelphla Market. • CBp 'relegripti to tho httaborigh dozotte.2 PHILADELPHIA, December ' 4.-Wheat sells slowly; red. I1,00a2,10; - amber; $2,13a a 2,215; white, , $2,200,40. Ave , declined; sales at $1,65. Corn; small supply; old yel low, 411,25; nevr,'Slalilo.' Oats steady at 67a 72c for Western. •Petroleum quiet; sales of 4,000 bbls crude in bulk at 160, and 2,000 bbls refined at 29a293ic. Provisions un changed. Whisky sells alowlY at ;1,03a Toledo• Market. (13y TeleFrapb to the Etttsbergh Eteiette.l TOLEDO, Pee., 4.—Flour quiet. , Viteat— white to better; amber la2c lower; sales No. 1 white blichigan at 82,04; amber,ill,77al,BB, closing at them:aside figure; 'No. 2 red 81,70. Corn So lower; No. 1 90c; new 720; new re. jected 85c; do condemned 580. ' Cate steady at 67c for No: 1 and ldlchlgan. Rye 8 a shade lower, No. 1 81,30: Mlenigan 51.29; No. 81,25. CloVer seed 57,19. <Dressed hogs 8% St. Louis Cattle Market. Eby Telegraph to the Tittsblirei G . ate. tt e. -- ST. lidtrlfii December 4:=HOgs less activa and drooping, at f7Wl7±..j.YCattle; good to Choice scarce and in deman'dat ;440 gross.. receipts 9,800 head. :IMPORTS .BY RAILRAOD. PITTSRIIRGIT, FORT WAYNE .dr CHICAGO RalragAn, December 4.-3 cars metal, - Nimick & Co; 1 do do, .1 Moorhead; 100 bbls flour, 400 sks do, Watt, Lang & Co; 80 bbls hams, Jas. H Parker.t 200 bbls flour, 400' sks do, T C Jenkin s; .1 car hams, E H 'Myers dr Co; 1 car rye, Thos Moore; 1 do middlings, P Schott & Bro. •1 wagon, Ef H Allerton; 33 bbla old glass, 'W McCulley & Co; 100 do fkinr, John I House; 1 car scrap iron, Tim Maloney; 200 pbls flour, S Lind say Jr & green,hldes, J Caller - 5;:15 bills broom .cOrn, W Mardorf; 1 •organ, 'Weber & Bro; 5 bbls splrita, J O'Connor; 10 •doluckwheat flour, B 'Mathews; 21 do do, 20 bdls. handles, Z B Taylor; 25 dozen brooms, ,McElroy & Co; 4 cars stone, Q . Miller; 3pkgs rags, Frazier & Metzger; 1 _bbl eggs, Atwell & Lee; 2 do - tallow,li De lange; 12 Imo, flour, 2 pkgs poultry, 9 this elder, 4 phgs beans, 1 keg - butter, Wood. 'Worth & Davison; 7 doz brootts, J A Ren shaw; 12 do do, ,Ver Miller; bblgi floor, P Duffdr. Son; .18 eke rags, McElroy & Co; 10 bbls flour, Culp & Shepard; 5 , kegs lard, W. H Graff & Co; 1 bbl oggs,'2kgs butter, Van gorder & Shepard; 18 sks rye. Dillinger sti Stevenson; 17 de potatoes, D Gregg & Co; 10. bags buckwheat flour, Thtimas & Bro;,17. asks rags; Godfrey , & "Clark; .100 bbls flour, T C Jenkins:. • . - • ' Orinmerrp arm Pgrrgmnicoz: RAID ' scen t December 4.—lcar pig iron Nimick Co: 2Carabloorhs, Er - Rea; 2 do pig !km, Graff, Bennett &Co; 2do iron Ore, Bryan ..t Caughey;.2 do do, Reese, Graff & DO; 1 'car copper, TNI Howe; - 1 car 'fish, Garett & Shannori; lot furniture, T B Young Co; lot do, S Myers , az, Son, do ,do, .Lemon, Weise; 1 half bbl tobacco, ; TIN- Barker; 9. iiases•hdbi; 'J Bovin; 1 fan mill, 71.sorn: Ido do, J Sechrie; 2' cars. brick, Fultda, Marian & Co; 57-bbls sand, ,Bakewell, Pears & Co; 72 sks dried apples, 2 do beans, R Robinson; s . bdisvaper, Godfrey & Clark; 3 kegs;2.bbla pearl barley, Mnriball & Mc- Graw; , 4 bbls buckwheat flour, Totten & Co; 2 bbls oat meal, .5 kegs pearl barley, W :Frank & Son; 5 bbls pearl torley.,2do oat meal, :C Hidorledge; 5 do do; - Rinehart & • Stevens; 3 ,sks rags, Manger. & n bbls apples; Voigt; Mahood -& Co; Stev enson; '98 bdls .chairs, Bedford Chair 11o;'10 bbls Henri At well,, Lee it Co; .13 eke rags, Pitts Taper Co; 50 oil bbls,.o B Moore; 7. bbls. elder, H M SWiggen: 2 &caged hogs, J P - Henna 6t Co; :1 bbl ooffee,..john Daub. ' • ' ..da.r.EumzuT VALLEY EX.; December 4.- 1 Cer jnetal; xL,Wocriliddes:, 5 ; bags , rags, 1 'do wool, Kirkisittick, Herron & Co; 61PkIls butter and eggs, Jas Small; 7 do do, J ,Elingensmitho - care Metal; Zug , dr Ccq 920 bbls oil, owaton & Sowers; MO do do. Fisher & Bro; . 320 do do, J Gallagher; 17 Iroags.'flon4 Gaylord & - 17 o f. 1 ear' ggrails, J it l‘r pairley; 2 rolls. leather,lir , Flacons & Son; 3 pkgs eggs, 4 do butter, A N Bear; 4 hides, 1 bdl sheeppelts,' 2 aks beans, Jahn Heckman; 43 bb l s head light oil; B Rich ardson; 2 ; ; rolls leather, Seibert 4k , Berg; 15 eke corn, J P Lain; 4 sits flour. Culp & Shepardr - 3 pkgs tobacco; E - Megraw; 1 car metal, Malthight, Porter & Co. • 414EOEENT litraslow -December 4. A oars metal, Spans, Ch alfant & Co; 2 ,do do,' Lewis, Bailey & Dalm11; 100 bbls flour. Hippley it Beekert; 1 car lninber, T 'B Pries; 2 cars flaxseed, M• B Suydam; 66 sks oats, Rose & Ewing;_ls :bbls apples, J Herbert; '3 care Wheat; W taleKee & Co; 10 has tobacco; 'Reiter & Wilson; Lear lumber, John Nanz; 15 bbls- ; apples, W J ackson; 2 cars Lipdsay; 150 sks flaxseed, Voigt, Ma. hood & Co; 4 cars' limestone, Superior Iron Co; 1 bx butter, IC& A Carson. . UNION ENTERPRISE , . FOUNDRY, • 1V31. , wr JOHNSON manupacturer ot COOKING, STOVES, ' :Arches. Grates, Eendeis, Sash' Weights, and all' ktnds of Holloo-Waroo CaglYteels and • all Mudd of Ma. obiners Castings, COR. - - SHINGISS SM.. PITTSBURGH , PA, au2B:v27w,lts DRAnt PIPE =HALL & ADAMS , '— SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF ail DN PIPE, fellisesJiroutonetoV' hushes at IEL •DON & Agents tor manunieturers. Wood street, between.TUth and Sixth street'. C. DUCKBILL, • • ATTORNEY AND COSASEIRit AT LAW, 80 Orant Stivet. - PA: 1T37.1 A RADmatuk B :w rogu rit, r, ATTE,Wrim-rAser-t. , A3v.. A. eft . . ..-Ml7llllllllWili. =EI l'AolliTilri i'iglritljET-4VCITICE IS • ,There by en!tb4C the VIZWIIIIB Itt.2 l )ler tee ~ whielliug., 1 0INAill NZ% ' , Second I:pil l Atte, sheet. ,is Sled it N o 466647 Feral, 60 ,I. pil mei uourt; tortenartneuon: - ' ;- • .r - ,-,., -,...TUtrisr:c.' 7 4 oo ClMP S 3, :-,, -- tinier • , city Floslorter , 'll toots to 4ltAa - fittiotet putipist asp' hendeUcally sealed. , :and lint de:tonnd'eqdak to tblit teeth IrOM tee gar.. 3 4 "• f0.f,"11, At» .10111$11.AAV, dd . ' caller Liberty and Bud streets. The river was about at a stand last even. ing with Jfive feet in the ohannel•by the Monongahela: marks: The snow storm which Commenced la the West on Thurs day reached here yesterday nfternoom as the weather has moderated somewhat, It is not likely to lay very long and will doubt ,less cause another swell in OF The Kenton from Portsmouth, Wand St. Charles from Cincinnati, are the only arri falsivelave to report: They both depart- red again last evening. ; . The Be'levet - non le ft for New Orleans on Th - nnlayiiight. -Pilots—Wm: Goslee, and Jam Ferguson. _ . , . ,i , • . , .The Mary Davage And Barges, are an nounded for New.Orleani forthwrth.( The Gliey Eagle, Capt. O.IL. Brennan, as the regular packet for Parkersburg to-day, leaving promptly at noon. I f —The Emma N . 3 left ., Cincinnati for New Orleans " on W ednesday' with a - good trips . - , ~ 1 - •.„ -4 1 tain John B. Pim, one of . the oldest be . in the trade of the Upper Muds sip ed recently. • . ' - Leenidai and Liberty No. 4, arrived at 'U :Louis; on Wedneeday, and the Emperor and Messenger departed for Pittsburgh. -,-Mr. Robert P. .Robertson, for three years past the' Collector of the Keokuk. l'aokit COmpany, died at St. LOUIS on the 2bth nit. —TheSt,. Paul Press, in commenting _upon the closing of the river, states that not a seventh part of last harvest of 'Min nesota is out o,f - first bandit. - - Captain' ohn T. Wright the pioneer in the New Orleans and Osivestonsteamship .trade, died &Chia ,residence at .Throgg's Neck, New Yori, on the Ist of November. —One-lialf 'of' the Umpire - was sold at Nashville, Monday, to Capt James Hughes. This boat has recently been thoroughly repaired and will now enter into a remu nerative business: —Capt. J. T. Wuhington• has been ap pointed'. Local Inspector' at Memphie, in place of Capt. Warden,. deceased. Captain Washingtoa formerly commanded the Am bassador, in the Cincinnati' and New Or leans trade. • _ . —A St.. Louis telegram says: Several owners and Cap!ains of good stern-wheel Wald 'here design-to attempt to open a direct. trade between St. Louis. and Red Rivbr. The Ida left a day or Iwo ago for 'that wirpose, and the Silver Lake No. 4 Is on berth for the same ilektination. , ■ Mil RIVER';" -NEWS. Luis clip the following from the St "Anis _Republican: The Jennie Brown, which left on Saturday, gees to Pittsburgh, Where the machinery will be transferred to a new hull for the mountain trade. It will be 175. feet long, 32 feet beam and 5 feet hold. The machinery of the Jennie is amply sufficient to make the new boat veryiaat. Capt. _Fred. Rtebastlan will go to Pittsburgh to close the necessary contracts and superintend the building. J —A Cincinnati paper, of Thursday, says: The Sevens, St. Louis to Pittsburgh, ar rived yesterday with two barges in tow. loaded with iron ore for Wheeling. The boat had on •board a lot of ore) for Pitts burgh, and the shaft and -other. machinery of the sunken Burlington, whiCh she is taking to Pittiburgh 10 put in a new boat for the Northern Line Packet' Corripany. The '.hull of, the boat Is being built. at Wheeling, And will be towed frouf there to Pittsburgh by the Savanna. . - - 4--The action' of the United States. Mar shaL in regard to the sale of the Great Re public, at St. Louis, has been sustained, by a decision in Court. The idea of trying to force the.Marsbal to hand her over for the ritzy aunt of $30,000, was:simply absurd. y. the way, we understand that Corn. W. J. 'Counts has again been pressed to take command of;thisfine steamer, but owing to e -pressure of other tinniness he cannot no - : - cept. ' With such a man, we firmly believe that the' Greet Republic, would beta enc omia financiallysitwell as eveoY other Way., iCapts..Frank Marratta and D. Z. 33rickell; 'are alio talked of in; connection With the command of the Republic, d theY are both first class men. • -: • —Andrew Black has imed.,:t a Memphis dc St. 'Xenia Packet Conipany. for $2,000 damages, for injuries reeelvecives the Belle Memphis. , About thelth of last month he ,was employed In the capacity of a oarpen- ter on the steanibinit - Bellii Memphis, lay :fug in _the pert of Cairo. -He was engaged in mending one:of • the arms.f the wheel which hid bean broken.- While so en-' gaged the engineer's assistants negligently and nar ei e saiy, as be 't auegee, ` turned the steam on, thereby . .Causing the. weeel on Which Black was working to veyolve; the consequence was that -Biable was caught between the bucket of; Abe wheel and the stage plank, right stoulder was dial°. 0140,1131 s right collar ', bone fractured, and his body , and arm,lirnised. He was laid up for:three weeks in consequence of , the Juju 'ries he sustained. ' - Rivers , and" Weather. (By Telegraph to the Pitiaburgh easette.l , • 'Liiiiiertr.tais, Deeemberl.:•;-Rlyer station ary with. eight feet or voter in the canal: ,The weather is wet ; and raw. STLtMI3OATES. 16EPORTAN'r ,, 70 - ; SHIPPERS , oc„Ni_c I MN A. LOUISVILLE UVANSVILLE. 'AI/K ) MEMPHIS,' VOUS URG NEK Lsn g.—Tbe • • igmnr , DATA 14E AND BARGES, will lure as above on; • ' SATURDAY, December sth. • • :Shippere should beaeln mind that the DATUM, will pesttittly go, hrough withositze:etityplng. 'dot CHARLES BARNES. Agent. pnwse=t6o, • Marietta and 'l'arkiiisburg . ', - Line. peeve (kat Witsxf float, foot of Wood street, . • 6.ILAT, AT 151 31. MOZW.A.TO ATTD 4i631115DA.71, B4Ir4WILP 8. ptePstelth Master., WZDICIULT4Ti Airp:l8 r ArrI.DAYA, GRIT' 'lrattLE • Matter wili be reedivid at ill bouts iry toiltrNs. Anent. WOR NM] BEOT—The treat ossiztde Will leave on' ' : 7 HIIRSDAY,I DECEMBER' 10th for Evansville. Clarksville and VattodUe. For freight' or passage apply ow board or to: ElolEdy .41, RAMAT/. _ , JOH Or, J. D. 10Ii : ;.BIEREPHIS AND. E.All=lll l J.: NEW' OBLEANS—The poroer MARY DAVAGE spd arger Copt• will leave 'for stave ports on 131411TBDAY: 5 Uttruit.'; w; rofirridElltror postai! appihr_on '6'l:mid or to : • cusimEa BARNIM. Mcent. 0 1.09 OnXffixtrutl9B.44cp punrisosi •••; , -- r l l :iregeos9B.lo.peemberx 4 tb: 1989. •t' INOTlllEThieti'assedirniketzt?' for Grading. Pimp, sad °netball OATIROL AfiffiffiT. from Ehostimmr ttreet.to =Woad are vow ready roe ex awlnettiox, indent be men et this • office moll PIirDAY. - neecosiber '4th; when they pia be tel.arne,4tot-thio,CltyTreimseeeilace for 1:01tectIon: 1 1' , cel4: • • 00/tlVaty:Eirineer.‘ WIWI or OM Eri amiss 4tltts bustesivut. i n : .. i. - . Plttabureby lisiiimberil4thf 11139. A Firrieleralle ir:,Promoloolit , for - . Greithig; - ." Pities sad potter LIBSItTY • lOW. fres Tweety-DRY TIMM." In* street Is now relieY or elallkillatlON dad can bike' st Ali lab/ IBM TRlDAWDseember 40. ISMS. when It twill be retuned to the City Thaw , teVe ease for itellecittetlil -, • • ' .•'.-, • nal : ' H. J. MOOlitN. iT.-- (INDIA • 110816. ,, !MIA WIND AND .84alf (1101 d. to the trades o Ikon the huifielhe inrmt , on nvrrunn. Remits or Rupture cured. Uernio Buptor4) c0“,41. Nandi or nurture lensed. f Heroin ter Rupture' eased• Berniel or Ituptu.menrelL - Hernia or Riiptare eared. Hernia or Rupture cured. Hernia or ILupture cared. MinWs 114440 Mere Truss. Bitte 'e POent. Trani: PiteWS Suiporter Truss. illis-Adiiiostiti . • , .„big . Dr.iiriYo Lacs or Body Brace, Ito he me of iicilatons Piles. Abdoznbial" Spinal vreaknooOs. , Dr. S. S. Fiteh , sSlii , eT-161oted Supporter' , Pile Prdpo. 'for the stiptwrt ipd ewe of P iles. Sioileisais, for we a k and 1/1121C081 • ids/tic Mies° aig, for wept Imee .It*. A=ide SuNtorterii, rot weak knee JoLeta. StuPowuMr IhulgUlP's• sold at Dr. BEYSFSR'S, 140 Wood St. At Dr. KEYSTINS, 140 Wood Street. Drag, Store, No. ,AllO WOOD ST ET, dint the (Mien Mortal'. - Persons *Ming for intises should tfls number of belles around the body, frexaecilikely over the rupture. lion to the applleation -Tl:neses ,adnlte, and . . children, and he la satiated that, with an experianCe 'of twenty ieare, he will tie enabled to give eatleflee • • . auBl DISEASED "r" lunge, or ulcers of vbstever sort, on anyrif lentil organs inay be. inA , are frequently eured;ono complete cotituidoii of health If the LE, "DI Triog. ) ro, N FLACK._ - COLLINGwOOD; Agents E= OBER ..' , `PAZWING AND' 'MRS. )--A• i fuli ,sopply on nand. r te ` J too . a teran 1. YlLlras eau be had LLIPI3. EMI , . ' ' MEDIC.6LL /UMW" , flUr Mende eared. 'Rupture or liorsits eared. ltinie or Henalet.auftiL Itioptare or liOraltiesured. Rupture or Murillo eared. Biptnire or HeMbs feared. Raptiitte . or Hernia cured. itilitzuk, or Heriider eared. 3rLT-nciEmlte SYMNGES. SELF-INJECTING ..EIILF-12 , 1jEC= . G . 6MgISMES BELT-fINJECTMO EriBMGEB Mixt, every kind of fivinges. StrEMENSOEY BANDAGE SUSPENSORY LiNDAGEB, 817BrEITS9ET.B.,4.X .. DAGE13, StrBP/MORT,44NDAGE , S, A:dozen different kinds A dozen doien different kinds. A dozen diffirent kinds. Dlii; KVA= will iive taipersow own. ,T;wrii Ls no doubt whatever that- iligisoes of '44 etabotatiYe ftmeilone. cf 41Licp, the stomach is th e primary eM moat bnportint one, are. restored v.; t. ecradttion to do the repairing of the human sultan, eleers or sores, wbettker upon the lenge. thellAir, the kidney' or the,bowels, - ,of upoa the legd; st 11 frequentlf the case', clitt'DeMade to heal, ands Coto. ;note standard of health . re.establ abed. - . , We Eire trviuently seen - these rearing fronithe Use 'of Dr. 101:YBEll i g. LIMO OMB; a pleasant and 'afreeable medicine, whieh will ripen up and earrismt Qf the animal economy all effete and used •p, Material. Dr. 8, says that, he has known the ' moot dlstresslngitatl harwatng joust's, irhose vibes. lions would threaten to 'stake the whole cOnstita.' tion to pieces, rerinkiellin tho coarse of a fee'days TerniOnic * standing oasis of eongiunlption, or of other mifeilm fstal, bnfal rysiriublescime Fut snub, lugmWdiei,'knownsecatail . / c r is 1 o bronchitis, irsehltis or plutryngitAii it Is a wonderful sUevia Ung medlehle In the forpAr BO a we cure 14 be Litter disease. Dit:Xzreldes, telritcf Olnul ie rifixemrD Dr iopx op,,wpilowriAlrmmsnANTßAND Itzsue Piolo cvaanri AL.Lire*;. madakito Spars Or:Altis'atlaic:lLOON*d whilst it eddito Iti . plasmi, It st * same time pelt* ineedieetively, the skin, s. the 'lttiteeys;the liver and t4ii Otitidie system to imgl - eitMt Oetitin to euble ;tie hodytO stets on healthful' eciSoa l44l eradicate the thseue. - The sick and ace, ' l / 1 0 61 . 111 / 01 0bestin mind the4lrtnes of Skds grigU .meollothAh !Ad U thaw who are irellalesaly theimportalee heiltb; irtU Ytiort 'to' it in {lie Imialline 01 'a taiga or: achit, thisra 'would be ao ietsit.; t rod pig : pnaemptton 56414' thegr * "" a"" sing% Pottle, " Dr. , Drees; great Ifedichle Store, 140 'Wood Street. aragais ZIT/DENT °MOE tbr L • stallsAvoss .AlDVica TE4rniv irii"Bll4,l4o PER rglindiert Wee ,tiMiliktraP wan WA al WSW ViIIrfTSBIURGH mod . CONNELLBVILLF. On and after TUESDAY. Noyember, 17th.1864 trains will arrive at and depart from sae Depot Me ner of Grant and Water street epo s. Is fellows: A • Drt. • rrest. Indite and from Dtiontli. 7:00 A. N. 6:00 MJ McKeesport Accommodt , n.l l : oo A. M. 5105 S. Ks to and tram Uniont.n: 3:00 P. m.. 1010 A. Xi West Newton Accommod , n 4:30 P. m.' 8:35 A. Ke Braddoe,rs Accommodatni .6:15 P. Y. 7:50 P. Xi Night Ace. to Neßeespert.lo:3o P. K. 6:45 A. Ks Sunday Church Train to and' n from West Newton.. Loo P. X.10:00 A.ll For tickets apply to ! , • • t, J. B. KING, Agent: W. 21 . STOUT. Superintendent. no2O GE of TINE. WEENY VALLEY. r- Rana° On and after MONDAY,- November 9th, 1 , TWO TRAINS DAILY will len% e Pittsburgh Stir Lion corner of Eleventh and Pike streets for Frank. Ito, Oil City, Banta, and all points: in the 011 Ite• ZsAvis rzeismittoi, anon rrilsamoiS. Mall 7:15 SID all s:4op m Express - 7:10 DM Exuma..., 6:30 aEa BruirsirdAo 3:00 p m firadyslPd Ac19:30 a m Ist soda Worts Ist SodaWorks__ Accomod , n.. 10:SH • m ACCOIZIodaNi• di.AU 12 lid 80dCWOrki r. i d soda worts Accoinotm .. 5:00 prn Accomoda'n. 3:40 p 011xrcii Trail tem ritisbuttitatil:lo Az. rive at Plttsbnm4 at 950 A. ,:rettiesigels_ Wong express train have. but , oAll change or cars between rittsbayah. Buffalo and Oil flegiona:: mar and Zweig Trains step only at vppnelpal points Mixed Way . and Aeconunodatlo3l trains stop at ail stations:. t. THOMAS ,11..81N0, Ass , t..Sup , t. t TO3TEBIIOPIe. Ticket Asent. -•-• • nog rI TVS tril iIIONIONEIR CINCTSINATI.4.Iip MB RAILWAY. ' 1712. CHANoirs t 2110rt,--Oo and titer SUI4DAY. N0v.221d, 1888, vats/ yrilliesvek and arrivo at tbs Unlblasepot; as hollows. Pfttillargli thOse lExpreia.. Fitt Line • last r ixbress Mixed Way 'McDonald 's Itec'n, No: 1..)' Steubenville Accommod'n. McDonald's 2=44 No. 2.. . , 1121•51:58 P. M. Amireeiwill leave aLy. 15 1 .:13 P. x.-M.aB wlli - ant vs !be 10:13 a. m. Train leaves daily, Sandays ex. cepted, and makes eloseconxtectlota al Newark AM Zanesville and Points. cm Sandusky,. 24nstleld & SCULL. General Ticket Agent. 4 ar . CARD. 51151t..8teatieaville, Ohio , • E YLVANIA V .n MENNIS CENTRAL RAILROAD. and-after Nov, 28th.1.5613. Tratuawill are . slyest and depart from the-Unfelt Depot,* corner of Washington and Liberty streets. as follows: - . • Arriae. - Di Mail Train ..... 1:30.am Day Express.: van X 2:30 a m Fast Line....."„ 2:40 am Wall's No. 6:30 ain W. all's - No. L 4 sows= Mali Train .. . e ' , Ban ant BriotonAcc'n. 7:50 a m *Cincinnati Ex.-12:145 pm Wall's No. 2.. S:5O am Wall's No. 2..' 11:20 res Cincinnati EX. 9:404 111 Johnstown At. 3:25pm Johnstown Ac. 10:35a m Braddock!' Nol 4:20 pm 'Baltimore ,Ex. -,144 5 13 Mc ' ItxpresS 500 p M Wall Nox.rss 20 0 pmn -Walla NW. 2. 4553250 pam Braddoc.ksNo.l 5:50 p m Fast Line...—. .7:50 put .Wall`s - No. 4. ' tillity m 54:41:00 p to. Way Passeralr.lo:2o.p m . . The :Ohunalt Train leavea:Wnll+a Statlon , everp Sunday at 9:15 a. re.. reaching Pittsburgh-at 10:05 a. To leaves Pittsburgh at12:50 p. m. and arrives istWeillls - Station SO SAW •Cinelnunti Express leaves daily. All other trains dallyckeept Sunday. ' For far th er information apply to 3V; H. BECliwrrts, Agent. ''The Penhayivanis Railroad Company will not ash tonne 'any risk Itor:Baggage,:except • for. wearing sip. parel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars - 1n value. - 'Ali Baggage exceeding that amount in value willbe at the risk of the owner. on. less taken by special Contract. • EDWARD IL- WILLIAIM - General Superintendent, Altoona. noZt , B 119__ ,_H PORT WAYNE .t CHICAGO B. W. AND CLEVELAND &PITTSBURGH R. B. From Nov. 23d, ISGS, trains will leave from and arrive st ,the Onion DepOt, :north • aide: city time, as follows: , 404 Chicag. o Ex.... 3:03 a m Chicago Ex,— 2:13 aMt ClevelandEx.l'. 303 am Cleveland Et. 2:13 a M Erie& Ygulf , l• 7:28 itni Chicago Ex: ...I.l:hrla M Cl. Wirghfil! - 6:211 am Wheeling , 11:13 am Chicago 0158 dr e m St.-Lout Ex. --3:53 pin Chica,Rx....lo: o3 m CIIICagO 4138 pre k.&.31.013p Cl. &N.Wg Ex.14:13 Chicago Ex.,— 2:43.p ni Erie &Yg n Ex, 6:13 pm Wh.ihErieEx; - MS 3 pm Cl. 4Whl g Ex_11:813 pm Depart from Allegheny. Aeries tin Alteg.aslaY H. BntAc.:;13:08 N. Brigt 2 n Ae. , ..x :03 Leetsdale "a 10:23 mN. BrigVu 1at213 as 11:58 Wellaviller '" ,4 9:03 am I Rochester " 11:33 pm hew: Castle 1.111:33 a M • Welist , e. Ace. 13:381m Leemmle 1 4 11" 2 e itt i N:l7riit,.. '-ii:L'ssl43;lll Brlst'n. 13:283m Le4s4aie 4:63p m m Tobet.sWer *." .1.043111t1 " m Tali To 1:11 Leetsdaleound ' •l i tittr" • (iv Church: :.1:13 Pin day ... 9:50 sat 5.3:43 p • ni , ChiMato itxpreem Maven daily. - 'SW 11:58 a. m. Chicago Express arrives daily. • earlier, change : otcars. between :FittahritA d Chicago. Sleeping cats withon change tolndiallsg• ;plies:4.l '• coiLollo4l. General Superintendent. F. it. MYERS, General Ticket Agent. nrd3 IirIESTERNPENN-Kgg i giMlN .STL.VANIAI r It.CI..;' R. AD.--lin and after Nov. %AC 186 S. -the. Pas. winger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania"Rell. road will arrive: ist,anil' depart from . the Federal Street De A Allegheny City, as follows: Ppringd , a lin Is 4:40 ini ifi11.......,.. _ 1:00 a a ' 7fteport lic..i..)liati aln lfreepert lifo.ii 018 anl 'Express . 1040 am Shaspb , g lo..111:20 423 1 tbarliteg Be. 1 'lna3 pre ,Exprass.'.. ... ~. ilviiil'p m - Freeport No. 2 4:00 pm ii_pringd , e lici 1 3:14U, p m ,Ka11.... , ...i.n..5.t 1i:65-prn Preepon N0..2 , 15:20 'era Bpringd , e.lo 2.. 6:43 u to Broingd , e No 2. T:10p m ~ ;, / tboye li tralne'ruu , dallyexeeptmadaY. J -- ' -- Tlie.Church Train. leaves... Allegheny. Jima: every riundarat.l:4o.; anit:,- ..rflching Allegheny Mt) at 9:59 si.,m,. Retutuingb leans *llegmen9 -Vitt at 1:510 p . nu and sirrive = at alleglientr Junct. - at 3:45 ~-; ~... . . -,,, .., - r• il; .;..., Dostatirrkrioir Vicanre-For sale bi - packsgei of, Twentri_betw,een ,Allegheny , City, Chestnut sovet, Herr's; Bennett,' Pine Creek; 'Brea and Sbarpsbn.rg, . ILO rod only-on the,trains stopping at inattentive. une on tickets. • I F Tbe trails leering: Allegbeny.Citt tat 1;00. 'l6" in. make direct connection at. Freepo: with Walker's lineollitages Air ButlerandHannalotown.l`Throtigh tic.kets ma) be purchased at tb. Oflice,yo. 3 Bt u . ...Clair.streett_nearthe43uspensior -Bridge Pittsburgh and at the oepot, Alleebea.. - .. For farther inibrinationsippl* to '.," -' ~ • . .J/..1133a-LEFFEBTS, Arent,• ~• .3 • ~' '• . ”., • : -•-• • .Bederal BtreetDePa t. . The Western Pentuilioanisi Railroad will, pokes. Irma aarrlakfbr liatirittei' except for wearing atm parel, and limit their respotuillaUty to One Hundred Dollars In value. All -baggage exceeding , Me amount in xalnowiltbe at Owlish of the owner, nit. less taken by special contract. . ~, • ~, . ~......*Enweitocrv., w rermw„. non Genamllinnerinteitdent. ,Allania , .. Pa. - . - ......,„1,, , . ....... ....., .., .A. st o %f az ikolPACum:mawAyi iMuiteris, Tee BHORTESTANDYOST - BELLLBm'o 014 from the East to all points Colorado; Nevada, Ai nf . Waehiugto New - BM:knit - Idaho t -..Two,Tralti leave diato Liat and Leavenwtrt l!htliyj (Sundays exoapte: o n the arrival 01 train: '.l i1ae4U0'34410114 from olds, an& I L‘tinlbal add - pt. Jo Railroad from 0 4 . eOetkeetlhr. at. Law? pence, Tomka and IN amego with 514,.a for all points In At lot -track west of . worth with the UlirrED VEER IMPLIES:S.O°W an! emesue ohtos./23 POB , . .3:0=4 , . Mitten Points kr the Teiritoilesi ind with BANDEBSONT TELVEXCLY WIZ of COACHES for Tort Union,_' _Bent.fe Fort, Ease, - SIMI. Bantik Fa and I Arisousang. With the recent 'additions ot rolling stock and •equipmen • and the-arrangements mane with re. .Transportstion Lines from its us, • roadmow otters unequalled facilities ito the, tinting:dui= of Ergilitlit• to Imo Yu Tickets for , Pleat ail the -piiistiliel-oitoeS In the 'Unitedtitstes•acia Canada, mire and ,ask 11MAtcliets mOur41:114101F PACIFIC ILUL,W.LE IfgaifIELLUT: Dil uttOli. - - . • • ' A:''ANDENSION • i:..01T.ZO 1 LEIE1111;;;.: -. •, To 'wil e s !ot ), L'4 ,l m:4ook OtrEVlNS'ltij ME Taw.ateteutmAndwrimmriunk lirmabougaittiel VIZ S VAIrak!' ; emit ___ 9l3B cH r esirMiSzt. gIVIDBT ILLTIIRDAY.; tem Bar 441,`N0 New Taft Irerpiukfr o r fu r la ',MUM BONA ;ir TOM= 41111:4ir Iles illadlinliWile Post = .1 1 anus% ME • J., • Dew. 1;4446 3: a. .m../9:13 a. M. 10:13 a. m. 733 p. .9:88 pon.'l9:lB a. ma 5:43.1h; m. 6343 p. m. 11:5118 a. ' 8-48 p.m. 3:38 p. '9:48 a. m. P:l4. , "3:18p. a. • • • r fte,arlapupilit*ndent _ . lire t and Ilaket Arent
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