li
El
tnanciat liatters - in New York
Gold Closed at 135 x.
Lay Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l
NEw York, December 8, 1868.::
MONEY AND GOLD.
Money steady, 6a7 per cent on call, with
exceptions at 5 per cent, Sterling firmer
at 93 %@93g. 'Gold lowea., opening at 136 g
and closing at 135 g.
GOVERNMENTS.
Governments weak and lower. Coupons
1881, 114%@115; do. '62, 1103;©110g; do.
' 64 1 1 07%®1073,; do. '65, 107%@108: do.
6~, 110g®110%; do. '67, 110g@ 1 10%; do.
110;4; 10-403,105%®105%.
STATE BONDS.
'State Bonds are quiet; the quotations a
litt :
iesouris, 89; Old Tenneasees, 68y; New o.
7 68; New North Carolinas, 63; Virginias,
STOCK&
Stocks are dull and lower. • New 'York
Central, opened at 17y,<, fell to 124, and dos
-ed at a fraction above ' that figure. North
'; western fell to 7735 for common andiSOM for
" - preferred on the revival of the' injunction
!story. which has no foundation in fact, as
yet, but closed somewhat higher. There
was considerable talk on the street Hof
a contest at the approaching election of
; Directors of the Pittsbuigh Mad. The
Erie coMbination hold a large amount of
stock { ' and the parties interested in Port
Wayne are working for the present man
-, *gement. There was lively bidding lbr
; proxies to.day, and one per cent. was paid
for round lots. The general market closed
dull and nnsettled.
Five-TwErerr Plucks :-.—Cumb erland,
36 X@ 38 V0 Wells Express 265(.®27; Amer
' ican 44)4(046; Adams 46e4634; Merchant's
Union 15 3 / 4 ®18; Quicksilver 2235®23; Can
' t0n48®49; Pacific Mail 1,15%®1,153‘; West
'. ern Telegraph 3834; Hartford Erie 284i2)
`27 ; Mariposa 5©6 ; Preferred 2034®21;
New York Central, 124@124%; Erie, 37y, ®
.7)ii do. prefrred, '59@60; Hudson, 128®
129; Reading, 925@9835; Terre Haute 38©
39 34; do. preferred, 60; Wabash, 574
St. Paul, 6534@6,5X; do. preferred, 13434®
fax; Fort 'Wayne; Illy, @HIM; Ohio and
303,(4)3144 ; Michigan Central,
: 11 9%@;120; Michigan Southern, 87@87%;
Central, 144 1 4; Pittsburgh, 85(4
-25V‘; Toledo ,1015‘@101M; Rock lsland,
-.; 107 x, ya ®lO7 ' Northwestern, 78®763,: do.
preferred, 80®805,; Cincinnati and India
,stapolis 78. ,"
. Alining shares dull. •
OOPPEWL STOOKS.
Copper stocks at Boston--Copper Falls,
.18; Yranklia, 13%; Hancock, 836; Bllnneso
ta, 2; Quincy, 16.
EIBB-TREAStrgr biATTEREL
The receipts at the Sub-Treaisury. to-day
:were 12,517;794f Payments, - $507,281; Bal-
Anse, f 90,613,293. • ,
New York PreliCe M a r ket. d ,
X 69 Teleg.abh to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)'
NEW Yonit . , December &—Cotton firm
`'.er and more active; sales of . 4,200 bales at
24340 for middling uplands. Receipts—
10ur,6,642 barrels; the market is saloo
;better; sales of 9,400 barrels at $5,75a6,15 for
perfine State and western, $6,70a7,75 for
, 3xtra State, $6,60a7,75 for extra western,
8,20a9,85 for white wheat extra, $6,90a9,10
.or R. H. 0., $7,50a . 10,00 for extra St. Louis,
,310a12,50 for good choice do; closing quiet.
Paliforewour quiet; sales of 350 sacks ,at
:16,75119,76"Via Horn,
$10,50a12 via Isthmus.
Rye flour qtuet; sales of 250 barrele at'
X50a8,40. Cornmeal in , moderate •nquest;
:isles of 1,000 bbls Fairfax and Brandywine
'::at private terms. Whisky lower; sales of
''•3oo bbla western at - $1,02a1,04; latter price
- Zor retail parcels. ;Receipts--wheat, 2350
;bushels; the market is lex better and very
1) 121 04 sales of 15,000 bushels at $1,5735
.tor straight. No. 2 spring; $1,62 for
:." , ommon No. 1 do. Rye quiet; sales 8,000
;bush western at 21,50. Barley dull;' sales
;4000 bush at 2,15. Barley Malt doll. Corn
fi shade firmer but not active,. sales 52,000
• B ush at f1,12a1,14 for unsound, $1,1435a,15
pound mixed western in store, - $1,17a41734
pfloat, $1,13 new do, and $1,12 new white
7outherm Oats 1.13 better, with an active
sieculative demand; sales of 14,700 bush
77a780 for western in store, 7934a800
'float, and 800 for State afloat. Rice dull.
7.,offee in moderate demand; sales 160 bags
2.agnayra at 16c. Sugar firmer; sales 1,100
41ilis Cuba at and 150 boxes
, Javana at 12%c. Molasses in fair request;
%sales I,ooo,bbla New Orleans at 64a77%e,
`;find 50 hhda Porto Rico at 5534 e. Hops
i
'nlet at 10a23c for American. Petroleum
-irm and quiet at 17lial7Xe for crude, and
•• 4 ;23ia33c for refined bonded. Linseed Oil
inn at 95a960. Pork quiet and unchanged;
':ales of 550(bbla • at 525,50a26,50 for mess,
;"' , 25,75a25,76 1 for old do, $19,50a20,50 for
4rime, 522,00a24,50 for prime mess,
i125,25a25,50 for thin mess; salea 'were also
nude of 750 bbls mess, seller, February 25.
- _beef more active ; sales 710 bbls at sl3a
:',6,50 for new plain mesa; $16a20 for new
;.xtra mess tierce; sales 170 tierces at 527 a
.',f) for prime mess; $30a34 for India mess;
',Jeer hams are firm; sales 115 bbls at $30a32.
;Alt meats are quiet at 10allo for shoulders,
• :2al43tc for bams; middles are more active
with reported. sales of 850 boxes at 1335a14c
Or Cumberland cut; 14,a14xc for short
12y,a12lic for Cumberland • cut,
?:anuary. Lard is firmer and there is a
:ooderate demand; sales are reported of
00 tierces at 14Xa153;c, for steam; 15y,a
:6;.(c for kettle rendered; also sales of 750
;ierces steam, sellers January and Febru
''lry at 15 1 4 C, Butter is quiet at 25a40c for
Zommon; 40a500 for State. Cheese is quiet
end firm and brought 14219 c. kpirits 'rur
zentine is dull at 45 1 4a46%c. Freights to
I •AiverpOcil are dull and unchanged.
LATni3T—Flour dosed more active and a
~ ..lhade better for low gredes, and very quiet
other kinds. Wheat very quiet, buyers
-pd sellers apart; sellers No.. spring $1,58;
'l,tiyere.sl,ss. Rye quiet and steady, at 51,50
western. Oats firm at 78c 'for western
1 , 11 store; 80c afloat. Corn steady at 51,14 a
,' , ;15 for mixed western in Store; and 51,17
Pork quiet and firm at $25,75a26
br mess. Beef steady and in fair demand.
• ,‘!iit meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon is
3r In with a good inquiry. Lard firth at 1524
• i 5,;( 4 c for fair to prime steam. Eggs quiet
;feud steady,
Cincinnati Market.
Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
Curcilvxmil, December B.—Flour and
".rain dull and unchanged. :Cotton opened
and closed firmer, at 22,0 for mid
:ling. Whisky closes dull at 980. Mess
;.-orl; advanced to $24, and is now held at
524 50. Bulk Meats firmer; demand is not
• Argo for shoulders; 9y,c for sides; 12Xa
:3c for clear rib, and 13. 1 40 for clear sides.
preen Meets. advanced to BgallMal3c for
.loulders sides and hams. Lard held at
for'prime steam and 15ga1.5. 1 .0
1r kettle rendered; these rates are above
o views of buyers.' Bacon; there: was a
::bod demand for clear sides; 80 hhds, about
. 1 1 in the market, sold at 15%a16e, closing
the latter rate but nominal, there being
more ready. Cheese 2a4c higher; the
-smand is good for Western Reserve'at 17a
7 , mc; factory 18a18Xc. Butter firm at 35a
cic. Linseed Oil 98a984; _the • market is
; - rm. ' Lard Oil firm at $1,30. Flax Seed
.Ivanced to 1,2,75. Timothy to $2,75a2 90.
, `old 135 V, buying. Exchange very dull,
•J e N:o.l.discount buying and par selling.
• iouey Market very close at 10a12 per dent.
Biagio Market. ,
-yr Telegraph to the Pittsburgh 6szette.l
::'BCFPAF.,O, December B.—Receipts, 33,000
- . - ash Wheat, 15.000 bush oats, 4,500 bbls
Flour market steady and dull.
•,--Theat—,sales 10,000 bush No. 1 Chicago at
-, ,49; 5,000 bush white Canada at 52. Corn
':stiade easier, with sales 14,090 bush No. 1
...!d western at - .11a1,01. Oats better, with
8 cars western at 651035%c. Rye un
iianged. Barley in bettbr demand, with
,les 1300 bush Canada at $1,05; also. 2,000
Canada at private terms, and SOO 'do.
r Pork firmer at $25 Lard higher at
e. Eighwines nominal. Dressed Hogs
with sales 200 at $, ' 10,20a10,25, "aver-
Int; 640 plfand.S. -
St. Louis market.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.,
Sr. Lours, December B.—The cold weath
er has curtailed receipts, and the produce
market for most articles is stiff to-day.
Tobacco unchanged, and very little offer
ing. Cotton sold at 19c for ordinary, and
22c for middling uplands. Flour—low
grades are scarce and wanted; sales super
fine at $5,25a6; extra at $6,25a6,75; doable
extra at $7a7,50. Wheat—fancy fall active
i t i
at full prices, and other grades firm for fair
to strictly '
prime t $135a1,75; choice and
fancy sold at, $l,BO 05. Corn 2c higher 'at
67c for mixed, and 6834a70c for white. Oats
firmer and higher , at 24a58e. Barley firm
but unchanged at 1 $1,80a2,05 for prime to
choice lowa. • Rye scarce and higher at
$1,20a1,25. Whisky unsettled, with sales
at 94a95e. Lard held higher and above the
views of buyers; small sales were made at
.14340-for tierce, and 15% c for keg; Pork
advanced to $2l, with excited feeling on the
part of holders; packers generally are hold
ing out of market. Bulk Meats higher and
very firm, with sales dry salted shoulders
at 934 c; clear rib sides at 13c, and clear sides
At 11%0. Sweet Pickled Hams at 12yo.
Bacon quiet and unchanged; sales loose
shoulders at 1034 c; packed do. at 11c; clear
sides, new and old, at 16y,a1634c. Receipts,
1,500 bbls flour, 6,800 bush wheat, 5,600 bus
corn, 2;100 bush oats, 400 bush barley, 250
bush rye, 4,000 head hogs.
Chicago Market.
•
(Ey Telegraph to the Plttabargh Gazette.)
CHICAGO, Decehiber B.—Eastern Ex
change in good supply and easy at 1-10 off
buying, and 1-10 premium selling. Flour
quiet; spring extra, $6,75. Wheat opened
firm; subsequent sales of No. 1 at 51,24a1,28;
N 0.2, 51,16a1,18%; sales No. 2 since opening
at $1,16. Corn; old nominal at 80c; new
firmer and quiet at 52%0, closing .steady at
5234 c; kiln dried quiet at 60c for No. 2, and
59a59N0 for rejected. Rye firm, and quiet
at $1,15 for No. 1, and $1,14 Air No. 2 in
store.. Barley in moderate demand and
firm; sales No. 2 at $1,61a1,63,-closing at
1,62. Highwines' dull at 94c for free. Pro
visions active. Mess Pork, 525; $23,50a24,00
cash; $23 seller January, and 423,59 seller
February. Green Shoulders firm at BXc;
Green Hams, 12c; Sweet Pickled Hams;
seller. January, 12Nc. Lard active at 14Ma
14%ci,
active and futare delivery. ' Dressed
Hog and 250 higher; sales at 5 9 725 a
9,75. Receipts for past 24 hours-10,514
bbls flour, 38,100 bus wheat, 50,795 bus corn,
20,318 bus oats, 2,430 bus rye, 2,900 bus bar
ley, 6,420 hogs. Shipments-8,500 bbls
flour, 4,413 bus wheat, 24,478 bua corn, 5,886
bus oats, 6,277 bas rye, 2,030 bus barley,
283 hogs.
Cleveland Market.
CBy Telegraph to the Plttebarehjliazette.)
CLIZTELAND, December &—FlOur steady
and unchanged, and in good local i and in
terior demand, principally for high grades;
city made thrible extra white 1111,25a11,5%
doable extra amber 159.50a9,75, double ex
tra red winter tt8,*5a8,60, double extra
spring_ 17,50a7,75. extra spring 17a7,25,
country made double extra red and amber
t8a6,75, double extra spring 117a8. double
extra white 210a10,75. Wheat dull and in
active but-firm; No. 1 red winter is held at
$1,83a1,85, No. 2 do 1111,65a1,67, No. 1 western
spring 81,60a1,62. Corn dull; old No. 1
shelled is held at 95a97c, new do 76a80c as
to condition, the latter price for small lots.
Oats firm and unchanged; No. lis held at
60c. Rye dull and firm; No. .1 is held at
$1,38a1,40, and No. 2at 01,33a1,35. Barley
quiet and steady at $1,02a1,05 for No. It
Canada and State nominal. Petroleum
firm and the demand good at 27;5a28c for
car lots on the sPot, and 29a30c for trade,
lots.
Pialedelphla Market.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gaiette..l
PHILADBLPH/A, December B.—Flour is
dull, with an extremely limited demand,
and sales were made of lowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra family at $7,50a8,25.
Pennsylvania' nd Ohio do. at a 10,95, and
fanc3 at sllalB. Wheat is dull, and droop.
ing, with sales of fair to goodd at $1,85a2,
and amber at 1, 1 2,10a2,12. RYe is held at
$1,52a1;54. Corn is arriving freely, and
sales were made of 4,000 bushels new yel
low at 95caill, and - old do. at $1,21a1,22.
Oats is steady at 67a72c for western. Petro
leum is Brmer, with sales of crude at 21c,
and refined at 29gc. Proviiiions are dull.
Mess Pork is held at 1126a26,50.'• Lard is
held at 14%815c. Whisky, $1,04a1,06.
Toledo Market.
(By Telegraph to de rittzburgh Gazette.)
Immo°, December B.—The Flour market
is quiet. Wheat: amber is lc better, and
white Michigan is So better; No. 1 white
Michigan'sold at $2.08; white Michigan at
$1,86 to $1,87; amber, $1,81; No. 2 red, $1,74.
No. 3, $1,50; No. 3 spring, $l,OB to $l,lO.
Corn: old is steady and new is is better;
sales are reported of old No. 1 at 85c, new,
71c; new was rejected at 65c. Oats are .;io
better; sales of. No. I are reported at 59c.
Rye is steady and No. 1 sold at $1,30; No. 2
at '51,25. Itarley is quiet. Dressed Hogs
are 3c better; sales are reported at 9y,493ic.
Milwaukee Market.
[By.Telegraph to the Pittsbargh Gazeite.l
MILWAUKEE, December B.—Flour more
active and prices unchanged. Wheat lower
at $1,253( 4 for No. 1, 51,16 for No. 2. 'Oats
firm and active at 48c for - No. 2. Corn
steady, at 65c for new. Rye nominal. Bar
ley nominally unchanged. Receipts-3,000
bbls flour, 4,000 bush wheat, 5,000 bush
oats, 400 bush corn, 300 bush rye. Ship
ments-500 bbls flour, I,ooo.bush oats, 1,000
bush rye. -
Louisville Market
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
LOUISVILLE, December ti.—Tobacco, the
market is steady; with sales of 69 hhds.
Cotton at 22c. Hogs are active at BaBlic
gross. Flour, superfine at 1 , 5a0. Wheat
at $1,75a1,90. Corn at 55a58c. Oats at 53a
57c. Rye it $1,35a1,33. Mess Pork at /25.
Lard 15315 4e. 'Bulk Meats, shoulders at
9Xa93;c, clear rib sides 13qa13%c, clear
sides 13Ka14c.. Whisky firm at 9Scasl,oo.
Baltimore Market
Mr Telegfaph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
BALTIMORE, December B.—Flour is dull,
and holders are firm. Wheat is drill and
unchanged: Corn dull and lower ; new
white, 85a90c; choice, 94a060. Oats firm at
70a75c. Rye nominal. Mess pork dull
at *26,50. Bacon scarce and little doing; rib
sides, 17c; clear sides, 18Xa18Mc; shoulders,
14a18c. Lard firmat
Dlemphis Market.
Ey Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Ciazetle.]
MEMPHIS, December B.—Cotton quiet and
nominal at 22%c; receipts, 1,279 bales; ox
ports, 454 bales. Flour. $6,50a12,08. Corn,
65a70c. Oats, 63c. Hay, $18a22. Bran, 23c.
Pork, $24. Lard, 16a17c.. Bacon dull;
shoulders, 12%.c; clear sides, 17c; bulk
shoulders, 100; clear aides, 140.
cinainnatl Cattle Market.
[l4 Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.?
CINCINNATI, December B.—Hogs ad-
Tamed to PaBt2s gross and , f10a10,25 net;
the market was buoyant and holders asked
higher prices.
St. Louis Cattle Market.
(BT Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.
ST. LOUIS, December 8.—Ilogs; the snow
storm has slacked receipts, and prices are
relatively higher, ranging from NO°.
IMPORTS BY ItAILRA
PITTSBURGH, PORT WATTLE d CHICAGO
RAILROAD, December 8.-5 e ntire metal,
Nimick & Co; 2 do do, John Mborhead; 1
do do, Bryan dr, Caugbey; 1 do corn, 0 H
Allerton; 1 do do, Robb & Herron; 1 do
scrap iron, Mullin it, Maloney;i, a 4 boxes
'cheese, N J Braden; 74 bbls apples, Wood-
worth & Davison; 2 cars llmest7e, Wam
pum Lime Co ; 10 hbls apples, Se hmyer &
Voskatnp; 2 stoves, 4 pots, L Robinson &
Co; /1 bbls eggs, Arbuckles & Co; 89 steel
barg, Anderson & Woods; 11 oasks rivets
,PITTSBURGH GAZETTE:- WEDNEDAY, DECEMBER 188 F.
IW P Townsendf 1 car corn, D Walace; 2 2
bbls apples, 9 kga apple batter, Hl
Rea; 1 6
age rye, J C Kurtz; 4 has cheese, J Heck;
15 crates iron, T Maloney; 500 bbla flour,
400 p:ta do,.T C Jenkins; 1 car wheat, 11
bbls 0%,q 1 3, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 1 car mid
dlings, 11 Schnelbach; 100 bbls flour, J S
Dilworth & Co: 5 bbls alcohol, B L Fahne
stock & 0; 40 bas nails, Logan, Gregg it
Co; 15 bas crackers, Kramer & Bohn; 10
do glass, A. D H Chambers; 58 green
hides, Lappe At Weise; 18 bbls callett, Mc-
Kee it Bro; 1 car • middlings, McClean it
McKee; 2400 splice bars, Jones de Laughlin;
1 air rye,D Wallace; 50 tes gaease, F Sel
lers it o; 100 bbls NOW, Watt, Lang, ct
Co.
•
Crarmarrn AND yrr, ^ SEMIGH RAIL
ROAD, December 8.-7 cars iron billets,
Nimiok & Co; . 110 bbls highwines, Shipton
& Wallace; 88 eke rags, Christy & Benham;,
1 car lumber, Slack & Sholes; 3. cars iron
ore, Shoenberger & Blair; 3 kegs baiter, 1 .
bbi eggs, J N Simeon; B•boxes poultry, 1 bx ,
beeswax, 5 bbls beans, .'Morrison .& 'Devol;
28 bbls molasses, James Connor; 2 bbls rye
flour, P. Duff & Son; lot' sundries, Graff de
Reiter; 3 bbis tallow; W. Flacons; 20 bbls.
apples ) . F G Craighead; 88 eke oats, It C
Henderson; 31 do do, A. Harrison; 19 eke
rye, McHenry Hood;. 42 bbls S B
Floyd & Co; 70 bbls salt, G Pritolh; .2 bbls
wine,'Geo Schleline; 1 oar brick, Columbia,
011 Co.
ALLEGE:grit Valmunr 8.R., December 8.-
55 bbls oil, Fisher dc Bro; 80 do do, P Wei
eenberger & Go; 2 cars metal, John Moor
head; 6 do limestone, Shoenberger & Blair;
1 car metal, MeKnight, Porter& Co; Bp_kgs
sundries, Watt Wilson; 141 01l bbls, H W
Tweddle; 1 car metal, El- Woodsides;
pkg butter, 1 do poultry, L J Blanchard; 1
car metal, Everson, Preston & Co; 4 eke
flour, 4 do vie, Knox & Orr; 9 hides, 2 bdle
pelts, G N Hoffstott; 89 greenhides, 2 bdle
dry do, 'M Delange; 5 eke raga McCullough,
Smith & 'Co; 40 bbls refined oil, Johnston,
Payne & Co.
ALLEGHENY STATION, December 8.-
213 green hides, John Taggart & Son; 1 ear
staves, M P Adams & Bro; Ido do, J
Lindsay; 2 do limestone, Superior Iron
Co; 10 bblsoll,B M Cummings; I. car staves,
J M Hemphill; 4 cars iron ore, Spang,Chal
fent & Co; 104 bge flaxseed, M B Suydam; 1,
car hay, H J Henderson.
RIVER NEWS.
The river continues to recede steadily at
this point, with eight feet in the channel
by the Monongahela marks last ,evening.
Had it not been for the sudden change in
the.weather, there would doubtless have
been ten feet last evening, instead of eight.
Business was more active at the
landing yesterday. the offerings of freight
being more liberal, and had it not have
been for the' icy condition of the levee,
rendering teaming a little hazardous, it
would, no doubt, have been still better.
The arrivals since the date of our last
report, include the New York, from Cin
cinnati, and the Armenia and Maggie Hays,
from St. Louis.
The Glendale was dropped to the point
yesterday afternoon to take on about one
hundred • tons of railroad , iron for St:
Louis.
The Grey Eagle, Capt. C. L. Brennan, is
the regular packet for Parkersburg to-day,
leaving punctually at noon.
There was considerable floating ice in
the Allegheny yesterday, but it was thin
and of no consequence, so far as navigation
is concerned. If the weather, however,
does not moderate, and that, too, before
long, the ice will soon become formidable,
and navigation restricted, if not suspended.
The Bayard, departed for Cincinnati,
with a fair trip also, the Ingomar for Par
kersburg, and the Julia No. 2 for Zanes
ville.
The Tom Farrow and Barges, arrived at
Cincinnati on Sunday, with about 800 tons
of freight. •
The Mary Davage and Barges, Capt.
Shedden, are filling up steadily for New
Orleans, and will be the first boat out. "
The Camelia, Capt. Thos. Poe, will be the
first out'for Nashville.
Milton Woods,kone of the pllota of the
towboat Lake Erie,.No. 3, was among the
illfated America's passengers. He jumped
overboard and swam ashore. Capt. Wm.
Campbell, of the tow-boat Mary Alice, was
also on the America. He jumped over
board with Woods and swam ashore. He
lost his watch, leaving it under his pillow.
—Mr. B. E, Burch, formerly a well
known New Orleans pilot, has returned to
the river atter an absence of several years.
—The Fit: Charles has gone into the pack
et trade between Cincinnati and Louisville,
which was rendered necessary by the re
cent disaster.
—lnducements are offered Capt. Stut
Neal to place the Richmond in .tbe mail
line between Louisville and Cincinnati, in
place of the America. •
—Capt. J. F. Luker has sold his one-fifth
interest in the Vicksburg packet Lumin
ary, to J. Lee Finney, who has in turn sold
it to Capt. J. N. Bofinger • Capt. Luker rill
continue in command for the trip, after
which he will transfer to captain Bob.
Riley.
—The Dubuque hes at Fulton City, and
the Canada, Reserve and Bill Henderson
are on the ways at Le Claire. The Charlie
Cheever is at Rockingham, and the Reiths
burg at Montrose. AU the rest of the
Northern Line boats, twelve in number,
are at St. Louis, except the Pembina and
New Boston. The fifty-two barges of the
line are scattered along in different ports
from St. Paul to St. LOUIS.
—The work of raising the J.
.N. McCul
lough is progressing favorably, according
to the latest advices we have. The rising
river swung her on the chains attached to
the Hats on each side of her, and raised her
off the bottom of the river, so that she
swung around with her bead almost dirolct
ly down the river. On Wednesday night
the swells ofone of the mail boats caused
several of the chains- to part, which has de
layed the work somewhat.
--An_inventor in New York City an
nounces that 'he has discovered a new and
Perfectly peactical method of propelling
vessels by •steam, whereby a saving of
seventy-five per cont. of the power can be
effected. The mechanical constructionist
said to be perfectly simple, consisting in a
pair of steam'oars, so arranged that only
theparts corresponding to the' impinging
surfaces of the blade come in contract with
the water, the other sides never touching
the water, It is asserted that a canal boat
of 200 tuns can bo propelled two ,miles an
hour with less .than one-horse power of
steam, and larger boats with a speed vary
ing 914 the square root of the horse-power
employed.
River and Weather
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh tiazette, - 1
LOUISVILLE, December 7.—The river is
rising, with seven feet and ten inches of
water in the canal The weather is clear,
thermometer sunk to 26 to-day.
STAINED GLASS-P. Z. Sr. D.
VLOOR OIL CLOTHS—We have
ji: In stock a large -:assortment of styles cold int
rion widths of thoroughly seasoned 'Floor Oil
Cloths,
.which we are offering to tee wholesale and
retail trade st prices lower. takino quality into con
sideration, than can be bad la this city.
11. PHILLIPS. •
30 and 2S Sixth etreet.
QM
GREEN OIL CLOTH FOR WIN..
DOW SHADES—We. are now maniafacinrlng
Otis article of a qnallty suve:lor In finish, and at
prices lower than can be had of any Eastern manu
facturers. Dealers will ffnd It to their interest to
examine our goods before purebselng elsewhere.
THILLIPS,
no:311 26 and 28 Sixth St., formerly St. Clair.
•
PUSIIiESS. BUSINESS .— For sale
the lease, ftxteres, and g od will of an old es•
at:dished Produce Commission House now doing a
good business. and baling a large correspondence
and consignments. The warehon•e is one of the
best stands In the city for the! bucinaas. Apply to
or address. El. euTasEtvr & tObl#,
des ft smlibtleld street.
C -
a ENT-110,barre7
VRE
Cement In store and for so)
Foi4l J. Jit Gi
Oval. Square or Round
Ornci CITY miantmen. AN* mum - Ryon,
• PrTrennuOti.December 81k. 1.808. f
NOTICE.--The assessment for
Grading and raving
•
LONG ALLEY,
from Lewis alley to the Allegheny Valley UM!road.
Also,
SPRING ALLEY ,
from Morris to Rosh street, are sow ready for ex
amination, and can be seen at thicodiee until DX.
XliBlilt 18, 1868. when It will 'returned to the
City Treasurer - al/Moe fur collection.
deb ` _ _H. J. MOORS. City Engineer.
GLASS SHADES FOR
FLOWERS AND WAX FRUIT
Oral, Squire or Round
VCONOMIZE YOUR . FUEL, by
Au using the
SKIVE CENTRIFUGAL GOVERNOR,
the only true and easily regulated Governor made;
perfect In Its Operations and truly tellable. , A large
size Governor can be seen at- the office of rERCE
VAL BECKETT. Mechanical lfipgineer and Solici
tor of Patents, No. 79 Fetierdt street, Allegheny
CRY. the only agent for this Governor to the Weat.
SPECIAL PATTERNS-P. Z. &V
- puEsn FlSH.—Benjamin Pul•
PRESs still continues to MI all city and coun
try orders for
Send to brp. 46 DIAMOND MARKET. Pitts.-
burgs., or Ms old well known. TWIN UT x bTAND.
Alleirhent market., - ciao
GLASS SHADES-P. Z. &D.
WATICE—Those interested will
ple•at take notice that the report of the view
ers in the matter of opening.LARIMER AVEN CH.
In the city of Pittsburgh, al modified by the court
has been placed in my hands. The assessments. if
not paid on orlefore jAr. CARL Gtb. A. I) 1869
will be died as liens In accordance with the law In
such case made and provided.
_,
_ .1. Si,AGLE, City Attorney.
Pittsburgh, December sth, MR. del
GLASS SHADES FOR
FLOWERS AND WAX FRUI7,
IRonnie.or Round
Ormuz OF CITY ENGlarkitit AND sintvirrort,
Plttohurieli, Dee. 3, 1868.
XOTICE.--The Assessment for
. the 000a:ruction of the )30A0. WALK on
entr 11.
e ntrett.• erum kilsworth Avc.nue to Walnut
Or, et. le now ready far examination, and can be
been at thle ()Mee Mitt/ WEDNE 4 DAY. Dee. 10th,
I.B6B(arhen.la will DO returned to the City Treaaur
era Office fur-Collection. •
deL:a99
CRYSTAL CLEAR Glass Shades.
0.1f17112AC ()I'. CITY ICNIIINEES, t
Alb:ebony Clty,llee. 1, MIS. f
OTICE.--The assemment for
Sratil-g and v aving
i n
ALL,KY. from
eery att(et tooldeity Hue, in ti,e ,Thlrel ward, is
now ready tor examination,
and eau be bl . ell at tale
114..
Mike until WI/AMES:MY Dreemb ,r (11, when It
will be returned to for Street ( . 0111111111sluner for col
eaten. C:tAt:i.tos HAY'S,
de2:aB3 -_____ Civil _Engineer.
_____
G LASS SHADES FOR
FLOWERS AND WAX nal IT.
Oral. Square or Round
CITY OF ALLICOCIIINY—
- Tmmienkrn's Orrics. 4tb. IgOS. I
THOSE PERSONS WHO PAID
assessments on the Federal ctreet d Mont •
promery mane Sewers on or before the 27th day of.
brovember.lB6lll, time requested to return their re
ceipts to thin oslce, and the reduction authorized by
Council. Will be refunded.
des -1). MACIPERRON. CitvTreasurer.
GLASS SHADES-P. Z. &D.
*rims 07 CITY &MUNDELL AND DUDVEFON.
Pittsburgh, bee. 5, leas . ' f
OTICE.—The: assessment for
• the construction or the BOARD WA! It on
ent re Avelino, from Kirkpatrick street to Ewartis
corner, iv now ready for examination and can be
seen at this office unfit WEDNRSDA YA December
to
16, 1668. whrm It will be returned the City
Treasurer's Mace for collection. ,
deCalC9 11. 11101,13Zt- City Entgaear.
Hydraulic
'e liFinr, 6 ocer.
STRADEBOATEI.
IMPORTANT 10 SHIPPERS.
Oft CINCINVATI,
LOLILLAN.3-14titePins, V t e liM Eil l iG
F NE W Anto, asyiLLE. EVARS9ILLI. OI t r.
MAR DAVAGE AND BARGES,
JAMES SHEDDER, Commander.
WRI leave as above an
WEDNES 1
TAY, December 9th.
Shlppers should bar In mind that theDATAGE
will positfrely go through without re-gbh:Ting.
de4 CHARLES BARNES, Agent.
plirTs
1 WrEELING,
Marietta and Parkersbiurg
Leiria Oenipan , s Wharf Roat, Banat Weed Meet,
- -
DAILY, AT 12 M.
MOND/Ohl AND THIINIIDANS I
BAYARD ...... . . ..... A. 8. Secernazak, Master.'
WIONNSDAYS AND BANITUDANIS,
GREY B EAGLE C. L. BENNZON. Master.
UGH,
Freight will k r received at all hirers by
1014 L • JAMES COLLINS. Anat.
'POE NASHVILLE, DI-i im ar i k
'P
RECT—The taverner
Will leave on
ERIBSDA.T, DECEKBEE 10th.
for Evansville, Olarksvlllo sad Nashville. .
For freight or passage apply oa board or to,
• GHRIEST & HABLETr, . .
JOHN imAox.
del Or, J. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agents.
MISCELLANEOUS:
II
OF
2,000,000 'AC
CHOICE LLNDS FOR RAfT.E,
BY TEM
Union .Pacific. Railroad Company,
EASTERN DIVISION,
Lying Wong the Ilse of their road, at
$l,OO TO $1!,00 MR ACRE,
kasd on a CREDIT OP JIVE TRAM. •
?or farther vartlealus, maps, No.. address
• 4 JOHN P. DEVEREIDX.
Lead Commlationer, Topeka, Balsas.
Or CHAO. B. LLB:ROBB, Bee , y,
*tat St. Laub. Missouri.
STAINED GLASS-P.. Z. &D.
% tili :4 tgli) a 4.wif Oki $z
Frenck Burr /3mnt Machines,
THE BEST WHEAT CLEARERS IN ABTE
Portable /lour and Feed Mills;
BOLTING CLOTHS,
All numbers and beat quality. For sale at
319 and 321 ÜbertySt.,Pittaburgh. Pa
W. W. WALLAON.
GLASS SHADES FOR
. FLOWERS' AND WAX. FRUIT,
FRESH WHITE LAKE FISH, SALMON AND BASS.
09TL - VaSSION MERCHANT
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
J. L. DILLINGEB A. E. gIXVRISBOtt.
DELLINGER 41. STEVENSON ,
COMINISSION - ILERCIIINTS
No. 87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
azoarra AND BELL
All Kinala of eevinotiv . Procittee.
All ordeiri . for Merchandise jorsaatly. filled, IA
LOWEST market , rates. Particsiar attention gives,
to the sale et Butter, Eggs, 'Cheese Dried Prttitet
&c, We feel confident that we eau Rive enure/lab-,
isfaction, by Waking QilCx BATAS SSC TEO.IOMIIB
TIMES: at HWHIEST WAISKET TEEMS, and therefore
respectfully solicit your consignments: All corre
spondence answered prosaptlyi , Dia/king Plates
Tarnished free. Grate in sterol &Mt to - arrive duly.
stan:uB
WATT, LANG- s 4. co,„:
Capt. Taos. Poa
tivoecirles, Moue, Benin, Prodsse, Pro.
visions, Pith, Cheese, Csibeirelf.
•
Nos. 1751-and 174 WOOD ElTllllll4oregar Liberty
street. Pittsburgh; Ps. istskuSS
B.
EITNILZ J. A.. Braila.
M . STEELE & SON, •
AyA.•
Ibnansfasion Meivhanflek
AND DEALINS IN'
FT-dcbtaty CanallicsirMEThp
No. 93 OHIO STUMM tow Mut Common,
ALLEGIIMMT Cat
J. B. CANFIRLD. • ' A. 2. ceaernr,LD:
B. CANFIEJLEI & SONi COIN.
8- -MISSION MERCHANTS, and Wholesale,
Dealers in Goshen, Factory.: Hamburg and
Cheese, Butter, Lard, Pork. Bacon, .Flour, Fish,
Dried Fran, Grain..Plit Lead, Pot, Pearl and Soda
Ashes White Lime, Linseed, Lard. Coal and Car
bon Oils. No. 141 First street. Pittaburrh.
PETZR BALL 441/1. T. BIOBYE7,
K EU.s.&
COMMISSION. MERCHANTS,
AND p,sktaras IN
'moult, GRAM, ssiiits, *ILL . - FEED, ac.,
- - 1149 Elbert g ht., Pittsburgh,'
tairbiltar
IeBAN7
McBALNE be ANJER,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN and .1"RODUOIL DEN
zitALLI", No. • Pia WATII.II VERAT, alvre
Smithfield, Pitts!) , • h. . lea
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
FORWARDING AND OWE:BRION WIERWIAWIN,
For the said of hoar, 6zaia, Bacon, Lard, - Butter
Seeds, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, No.lo
MARKET STRKET, corner of First, Pittabusigh.
te22418
0!
No. 396 PENN STEMS?
splB:x69
BOST. KNOX ' aNPEXIIP KNOX.
RRKNOX & SON, COMMISSION
Et ..tlTAttllnraulaillarlirtl,T.
79 DIAMOND, °pin:vette City Hall, Allegheny City.
jarlirST
JOHN I. HOOSI EDW. ROUSH WM. H. HOUSI.
g - OnN I. HOUSE & BROS Sue..
cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale
roue'', and . Commisilon Merehaats. Corner of
Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittsburgh. Pa.
TITTLE, BAIRD . & PATVOII.I S
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Mereliatits and
illers In Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese, iFish,
Carbon and Lard 011, Iron, Nails, Glass, Cotton
lams and all P'..lahorgh Manufactures generally,
U and 11l dECOND ITREET, Pittsburgh.. .
JOIN SIIMON I A WALIJCZ.
§HIPTON & WALLACE, WHOLE.
BALE GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS.
. o. SIXTH. STEEET. Pittstn:h. lathrsll
WM. B. NEEPER,
ALDERMAN AITAX t EELCIO jIISTICZ OP
-OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Special attention given to Conveyancing and col
lections Deeds Roads and Mortgages urawn up,
and &Illegal business attended Lo promptly and ac
curately, •
J- 013. A. BUTLER,
• ALDERMAN AID POLICE MAGISTRATE.
°Moe, 120 WYLIE STREET, neu Washlairtee
PITTt3BPRGH, PA.
Deeds Bonds, Ifortgagos,, Acknowledgment!
Depositions, Collections, and all other legitimai
business exeenled promptly. • trihwine
SAMUEL McMASTERS,
Ex-Offlcto Justice of the Peace and Pollee Maids.
irate... Office, GRANT STRERT, opposite the Ca
thedral, PITTSBURGH, PA..
Deeds. Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, and ail Legal Business executed with
promptness and table
-
A . AMMON;
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGT
CARSON STREET,. EAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection otßenic solicited and promptlyAtteid
'
ed to. itly3:y6o
JOHN A. • smastN, •
.
ALDL'I AN,
EX-OFFICIO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. MTH
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
Oflice,ll2 FIFTH STREET, opposite the Cathe
dral, Pittsbargb, Pa. Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages
Acknowledgments, Depositions and all Legal Busl
nos, six ecu ted lei th.arominetteu and dispatch. •
EUSTAiCE S. MORROW,
AMADEIMAN,
ra l orriclo JUSTICE OF Tit PEACE. AND
POLICE MAO[STUATE.
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgm ents, Depositions and all Legal fluidnessexecuted with
promptness and dispatch. inni
j e S. FERGUSON,
SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM
11. J.' .1110011 E,
OILy En lute
OHN .W. RIDDELL,
°Oleo, 11
retrAw44 •
TT . c.
ATTORNEY AND' COUNSELOR AT LAW,
tr1Y2i:1325
AUCHIBALD BLABAILAY,
AT'rOUNZIIE-A.T-1411.W.
1114 .."1 , U7
ANTED -ON COMMISSION,
ONE HUNDRED TONS OF
rhourAm-v-,_
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
The highest market prices and quick sales
guaranteed. Mark packages distinctly and send
voices by mail.
H. P. BALLARD & CO.
Commission Merchards . , NA Washington stria
Noir:Yost. : • ziociavx
STA.eLISHED BY A. & T
eoinu.7. 1810.
W. M. GORMLY,
(DIUCTLY OPP. BAGL3 HO=Lf)
Prl" - . I"SI3I,I7I3AISFEC.
le :pie
WEIOLZBALE DiALIZIM
J. BLANCEL&RD,
Midis&le and Retail Omen,
PROFESSIONAL:
AI.uI33EIIIIULN . .
Justice of the .Peace,
ATTORNEAT-LAIN,
No. 87, fifth eltreet,
ORNEY-AT:LAW.
Dimond Street,
WilPosie the Oottrt
riamiTignem, PA.
ACKlt3~]~L~'
No. 99 Grant Stre,o t•
tIY2YBtTBGH, PA
No. 99 PJUPTII STREET,
prraniraeff. PA
11M
7 . 9 ' 37TTSLIID . Reti alld
• c,nsili : • • c
i - -- -
. l.
On and ,Iter TUESDAY , No7ember, 11th. 1868
trains will a, rrive at and depart from sae Depot cou -
nee of Grant and Water streets,,
as IOUPWE.
Depart. Atria
Mail to and from' Iniont'n• 7:00 'a. M. 0:00 p. Mi
McKeesport Acct mtasodt'n.ll:oo A. at. 8:05 P. las
Ex. to and from 1:1 1 1Ont'st 3:00 P. at. 10:10 e. X•
West Newton At= attnnod'a 4:30 P. N. 8:35 A. N
Braddock'a Accomiodans 6:111...p. at. 7:60 P. II:
Night Ace. to Mc% e IPort./ 0 :30 P. X. 6 : 45 A. Ks
Sunday Church Train to and
from West Newt0n......... 1:00 P. lt.10:00 A. If i
For tickets apply to ,
W. B. STOU T J. B.SING,Age n t.
thiperintondent. noli
CHANGE of TEILEMAgim
On and after EGILENT
NDA VALL
1. -EIT
ven:be HAILROA.I
MOYot I:th,
TWO TRAINS DAILY will Ical Pittsburgh Sta.
tton, corner otEleventh and Plk.t. , streets for Front
lin,.oll City, Buffalo, and all pi , lata in the
gions. 011 Be•
LUAU P 1771311 1711014 Ilagarvz rrrreiturtalt.
Mail 7:15 a mlail :40'Dna
Express........ 7:10 p xpress. 0:30 aat
Brady'sl3'd Ac 3:00 p radys H;rade 10:30 ala
Ist doda Works Ist Soda Weeks
Acc,omd'n., 10:50 a niktiAeconioden-.'11.510a
.2ct Soda Werke d Soda Works
, At:corned:a .. 5:00 p ate Aceoniodali. 3:50p la
Church Train leave Pitt s burgh
.ati:lo P. N. Ar
rive at Plttsliztreh gt 9:50 A. N. •
Passengers taking , exiiress train have but .one
change or ears bet Ween Pittsburgh. Buffalo and 011.
Berton. Mail and Express • Trains stop only at
paincipal points . Mixed Way and Aecotnabodation
trains stop at all stations. .
THOMAS. KING, %
W. TOOTHE HOPE. Tlaket Agent Ass. nag
ITTSBIMGH, I 6EmpIig
0.1310 WAIT AND ST.
urs . . , .
PAN RANDLE ROW& •
°HAMM UP- TM.-On sad , atter. HUNDAT:
lirow.SA4 Ilatia r Oahu will !erre and • arrive at tb
Union Depot, as Dams, .rittatozrgaltumi, •
Dspart, ;Irritet., , •
_
Mall =pines . 3:13 a. 01. 12:13 a. M.
Fast Line.......... 10:13 a. m. 7:33p. tn.
Fast Erprese, 2:58 p. m - . 12:18 A. M.L.
Mited war 5:48.t. m. 8:43 p. m.. lloDonaldte.Seetn, No. 1.. 11:28 a. m. 8:33 p.m
./Steubenville docomartarn. ‘ 3:38 p; m. 9:48 a. M.
kleDomildts Ace% No. 2.. 5:08 tp.nu 3:18 p.,124,
• . .
.07P9:58
P. M. Express will leafs daily.
1913 P. /I. Man will ant ye daily. ''"
The rotia a.. in.. Train leaves daily, 801101011 ex.
espied, and makes close connections at Newark for
Zanesville and. points on Sandusky, Mansfield 8. ,
Nen - ark R. 8..
8. F. SCTILL. General Ticket 'Agent.
R. W. CARD. 833'5., /Steubenville, Ohio.
V a lli NS It ILIF.LNLiI i - _ -- - - 1; , •!.-::: :
C'ENT.RAL RAILROAD. -
- w -•••-• - -.-
rind atter -Nov,, 29th. 1868, Trains will sr. --
rive at am3depart from AM Union •Depot, corner 01
Washtngton and Liberty streets, as follows:. ~ .
__ stsrtva, - • Depori.'
Mall 71Min.... - 1:30 alt Day Express.. St 30 al6
Fast Line .. ... 2:40 a m Wall's No. 1..• 6 ao am
Wall'm No. 1.. 6:2o`a m Afall Train .. 815 at
Briaton Ace's.- 7:50 a m Writitcfnnatißx 12 35 pat
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a m Wall's No. 2..'11:20 am -
CiltellllL2 U Etc.' 9:40 a m Johnstown Ac. 3:25 pia
Johnstown A5:10:35 a m Braddock!' Nol 4:20 pre
:Beithnore.E.2. 1.45 p m Phila. Express 5:10 pat
Phila. Express! 34:05 pm Wall's No. 3.. s:2opin
Wall's Ne. 3... 1:313 pm Wall's No. 4.. 6:7.5 pre.
• Braddocks Noir 5150 p lit Past Line 7:50 pm
WalPs No. 4. 7:25 pm Walrnlioo; 5.. 1.1:00 pre •
Way Passen , r.-10:20 p m •
The Church Train leaves Wall's 8111106 eVell'
5664113 , 1110:154. in., reaching Pittsburgh at 10:02
a. in. Bet:n:l4m leave* Pittibergh at 12:00 p. M.
sad arrives at Wall's 13tationat 21:00 P. m.
Clnclanatl Express leaves daily ' - All other trains
daily except Sunday.
rev further latbna
-W ation apply tor.WITH Agent.
W. 11. BE CK,
The PC=lll'66lll Railroad. Company will not att.
same any risk for Baggage, except for_weariag ap..
navel, and valueteir reapousibility to One Hundred -
Dollars , in_ Ali•, Baggage ex --ding that.
11119IIM In value will be at the risk of the , imam liar
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WIT. lAMB
General6uperimeadent, Al • • na, l'a.,
.J. B. ANJEB.
no2B
WWl_ ,GH POET
W. AND CLEVELAND
Pram Noe. 214. 1868
and arrive at the Dwelt
time, as fallow:
Leave.
Chicago Ex...: 3:03 a m
Cleveland Ex.. 3:03 a m
Erie & irmid'l 7:28 am
Cl. & Wh`ght'l 6:28a m
Chicago Mall.. 6:58s m
Chlr.ago Ex....10:68 a m
:23
Cl. &Whig/ifs. 2 p
Chicago 2:43 p
Wh. & Erie /Ts.
Deport from Allegheny.
N. Brlgt , n Ac. 8:58 ata
Leetsdale "I 10:28 a m
11:58 a m
Rochester' " 1:33 p m
Wellsv'e Ace.. 3:38 p M
Leetsdale Acc. 4:13 pm
N. Brlgt`n • 5:33 p
N. Brlgt's . 628 pas
i,eetsdale .10:43pm
Leetsdale Sea.
- •
day rhumb... 1:13 p m
.1121. 2:43 p. m. Chios_
11:58 a. m. Chi
at!-Na: change of care
plies:go. bleeping ewe w
olio and Meat °. -
F. R. MTERB, General
WESTERN PENN
55SYLVANIA R.L.L-
R.D.--On and after -Noir. 224,./S6B. the. Pan..
senger Trains on the Western Pennrylvania
road will arrive at and depart from the Federal
Street Depot, Allegheny City, an follows:
Arrive.part _
filmingd'e No 1 8:40 a inlMedi De .
7:00 a
Freeport No. 1 8:90 a mlFreeport No.l 9:15 ant
Express 10:40 a in Sharpb'g No.111:20 ane
Sti,srph'ir No. 1. 1:25 p m Express 2:4spia
Freeport N 0.2 4:00 pm Springd'e No l 3:90 p
Illdt 8:58 pm Freeport No. 2 5:20 p
Springd'e No 2 6:45 p Et, Soringd 'e No 2 7:10 sin
Above trains run daily except Sunday. .
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Janet. every
einnday at 7:40 a. m.. reaching 'Allegheny City at
9:50 a. in. Returning, leaves Allegheny City at
1:20 p. and arrive at Allegheny ilium. at 3:48
in.
CONMITATION TICISZTI3-For ask pack.ages of
Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut street.
Herr's, Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpabu.rg,
and good only on the trainee stopping at Stations stmey
tined on tickets.
The trains leaving Allegheny City 'at 7:00 a. m.
make direct connection at Freeport with Walker's'
ltneofSt ages for Butler and Hanneu town. Through
tickets may be purchased at the Oface,_No. 3 St.
Clair street, neat the Suva:slog Bridge Pittsburgh •
and at the Depot. Allegheny.
For thither information apply to
JAMEHLEFFER'D3, Agent,
Federal Street Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not u•
mime any risk for Baggage, except for wearing Ip.
wet, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars In value. All baggage exceeding this
amount in value will be at the-riek of the owner, un
less taken by special contract.
EWARD FL WILL
Gene-al Superintendent. Altom l i
D Pa.
_ _
non
SILLS
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAYi
Eastern Division.
The SHOETICST AND MOST BRIJ A B. I A Ovl
from the Mast to all points in
Colorado, Neirada,
California, Vtah,
Arizona,
New Mexico, Idaho,
_ Oregon.
Two Trains leave, State — Ltne and Leavetio.:
d_ally, (Sundays excepted,orkthe arrival of mins - I
Poolde Railroad from St.ode, and amanlbal aoQ
St.. Jo Railroad from Qu incy, connect/ay. at Law.
roust, Topeka and . Wamego with stA s es for au
.points, In Kansas. At end .of track west of Ella.
worth with the UNITED IrATE3 EXPRESS CON.
PANT'S DAILY LINE OW: OVERLAND MAIL
AND EXPRESS COACHES EOll.
=I
DAN VE11; SALT Ir.Alre&ll
And all Points in the Territoriesf
And with SANDERSON I S TRI-WEEELY TiI:NE of
COACHES for Fort Union, Bent's Fort, rase, Alton.
querque, Santa Fe, and all points in Arizona and
New Mexico.
With the recen additions of rolling stock and
equipment. and the arrangement, made wtth re
sponsible Overland Transportation Linos From Ea.
western terminus, this road nowoffers unequalled
facilities for the transmission of freight to the Far
West:
Tickets for sale at - all the principal officei in Di*
United States and eftllll4llB
Fe cure and „ask -for ticket, ',la THE SMONY
HILL BOUT UNION PAOLF/0 RAILWAY
EASTERN DIVISION.
STHADdsHYpg,
TO LIVERPOOL AND 41; ;..
QUEENSTONWN.
TUE MAIL 'STEAMIER:Is,
eelebrated
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trains will leave front
Depot, north side, city
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Arries.
Chicago Ex... 8:13 am
Cleveland Ex.- 2:13 am
Chicago Ex.— 11:88 a les
Wheeling Ex. 11:13 am
St. .Louis Ex.. 3:53 pm
Chicago 4:38 p
CL et - „Wh , g Ex 4:13 pm
C Erie h,Yg'n Ex B:l3pm
altrii , g• Ex 8:58 pm
I Arrive to Allegheny.
N. Brigt'n Ac. 1:03 am
N. Brigt'n • 8:28 a la
' Wellsville " 9:53 a m
New Castle " 10:33 a lE.
• Leetsdale 9:13 a at
" "'1:08 pm
Brg. t'n " .2:43 pm.
Leetsftle " 4:53 pm
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Leetsdale Sun 7:18 v .
day church... 9:58 a m
Express leaires •
• Express arrives daily.
between Pittsburgh and
thou change to Inellastap.
. N. M'CULLOUNN:
eneral Euperlnteadrat.
Icket Ageau no2l
WashUitgto
A. ANDERSON,
Ge Loral Bnperintencleal
J. U. WEBSTER.