. . -
financial !Utters in New York. Lard unsettled, holders,.very, firm but not
_ much demand sales of steam, head and
. .
Gold Closed at 1353 i . grit, at, 18c; steam leaf at 18,6( 3 1118%; prime
. - • -- kettle country rendered held at 19c; apecu
-IST Telegraph to tbe VlD.sburghDazette. deinand has Ceased to a reat extent.
NEW Ironic, January 8, 1869. and the consumptive ' demand has lieen
mcexs y .
cite 'light. Green meats, nominally un
cluinged; hams • 15,115 c. Butter dull and
Money weak and f4realer at 7 per cent. for 1
~urroney,bein the-ge,neral rate through- Linseed oil and Lard- oil unchanged and
. supply better; fresh, 38a380. Eggs 29a30c.
not the day. he Erie
,Company havkng quiet. " Petroleum dull at 28,930 c. Sugar y ;
------';,
*ailed in theirnegotiations for the Cinein- higher; sales 190 hhda Cuba at 12y,a13c,
nit', Hamilton and Dayton road, itis stated Coffee unchanged, salea 700 bags at 22a
Porto Riml3al4;o; New ;Orleans 12%, alsc.
hat they have made contracts to'-build an 24%c. Star candles at V..c for_frill weight.
r i
`sir line from Cincinnati to Dayton,Gold 14Wbuying. Exchange firm and iic-•
Nork to be commenced immedia ely. Pri- tive at' lcili td 50 discount buyingand par
rate telegramsatate that the Cie eland and . selling.' 1: • ' •
--'ittsburgh directors have decl ed a divi
lend of 15 per cent, ,Sterling mat 9,4®
fi t
•cfficAii-O;litin. B.—Eastern exChange 1-10
off buying and 1-10 pramium selling. Flour
),,. Gold strong, ()Oiled at, 135 - and _low grades active -and good 10 choice
dosed at the same figure. . •
1 - 2 ..... --, - swing and winter extras in, large supply,
BONDS AND 3 . STOCKS. : ', .
~ but dull and 'fieglectedt_sales at $5,25a6,75
Governments active and "firm Coupons for low to good 6pm:l - g - extras. Wheat dull
.881, 111%®111,4; do. '62,112q5®112%; do. and weak; sales No., lat $1:121a1,23; No. 2at
04, 108%®109;; do. '65, 1093 4; do. $1,13a1,14; pales since the change at $1,14%.
iew, 168%®108V0 do. '67,108y,@106,4i; do. Corn dull and y;a%c lower; salesMt i s4c , for
68, 108%®108*; Ten-Forties; 106%14466M; old No. 2; kiln dried 54f4c; new 52%,a53% , i,
Pacific Railroad, Sixes, 100%®100%. , and 48%a4934c for no grade, closing at 581fc
State bonds lieu 'active; but first. MS- for new; and 49c for no'grade. There is
;ouris, 87@8734 ; old Tenneaseee; 66%@ nothing doing in corn this afternoon. Oats
leg; new do., 56%®67; old North Carolinas, shade firmer and miore actiVe; salmi of No.
15; new d0.,' 1 63@64; Virginiaa,..s6%®sl; 2at 46%a470 and 'rejeCted at 441045 c, clos-
Isiana Sixes, 64%@6414; old 46%a46Xirfor No. 2.1 , Rye quiet and
ing at
'ionds, 69%@)71%. . - V s o higher; sales of No.-1 at $1,14a1,15, and
Stocks firm atter a. day of great activity- No. 2 at,51,13„ eosing , at. 51,14% for No. 1.
_n all; of the leading shares. Rock Pirlev dull, at $1;84a1,65 for No. 2, closing
:eland was the great feature and advanced., with free sellers at the inside figura. High.
a combination controlling it, tO 123® mines - dull at' 93c. Provisions , less active.
23%. The advance ran
sharp also on Wa., Mess Pork $29. 'cash. Lard - 190. Sweet
.ash, St. Paul, Northwestern. Toledo and Pickled - Harns 16e.'Steart Rib Middles 14%c,
?mina Mail. The spirit of speculation is loose. Short clear ' leides 15%c, loose.
mpidly increasing on the Stock Exchange, Dressed Hogs active and a shade higher;
And bids fair to culminate in a-further rise sales at $11,50a13,00, closing firm at $12a12,-
~, m prices: , Market very active to a late 20., RecelPta for the.past twenty-four hours
lour, 1111 d. OciseiVvei7 strong.' - '''' ‘-18,79 4 bbla flew, .14,725 Waal' wheat,15,647
. Pive.thsrly 1 °Prices :—Lum3berland, 37 ® _bush corn, 2;537 bush oani,,.3,94bush rye.
0; Wells Express. 24®244; Adama, 481% Shipments-10,04 0 ,btas 'Sour, 46,410 bush
448%; Uni6d States, 42%@44; American, wheat;,s3,osBbush ;corn, 23,224 hush'eats,
01542rMercliants Unlon, 13%©14; :Quick, 7;308 bush rye; 4,2B4hush barley.
silver, 225i@22%; Varittin,-.5t%@52; '' Pa. ' Hoga"verY firni, otrilig to light receipts;
... ific Mail, 121; Western, Union .Jele- Wes at $9,20a9,25 fdr light Shipping, and
'_•,raph; asy,®333o Raiford and Erie, •28@ #9510a10,60 for-good to' .choice' packing; re
-8%; Mariposa .5f57;.. 'doi. preferred, 20© celpts 4,423. head: , shipments -13,699 head.
0%; New York,Celatild,-157X®157%; Erie; Beef Cattle firm' aud . actiVe on local ac-
Oi/,©40%; do. preferred, 62%65; ifudeen„; Amint; sales at ; $4,12%a4,75 for cows, and
35%®186f Harleiii; 124®126rTerre Haute, 17p5a7,56•f0r good to choice steers.
i
.8@40; do. preferred, 64%; Wabash, 61%@ St. Lours, January B.—Tobacco dull and
2; do. preferred, 74; St. ' Paul, 7,‘,@72x . , ;nothing doing.. Hemp—there is a light de.
,o. preferrod,-91%®92; 'Ft: Wayne, - LIN mend for choice dressed, with sales 0152,30
)119%; Obio mnd}Mississipnii:lls%@34;47.. a 2,35. 'Fleur unchanged with it steady de
lichigan • Central, 114%4116i- Michigan -wind for lo c * 'grades; sliperftnes, ander!,
'outhern, 91%©9130111.1n01a Otintral,: 142 g 'ti -a range $4,00a7,35, and 'double extra $82 5
43; Pittsburgh, 88%®88%; Toledo . 104%% a 8,75. INV heat iti light• demand and prices'
,04%; Rock Island, 1V..%igt122%; North- irregular; prime to Choice fall $1,50a1,52;
veatern, 83%@83X; do. preferred, 86%® spring $1,27a1,32:'C0rn dull and very lit
-0%; C.,. C. and.lnd.fl46. -,- • • - " --- - tle - doingt• choice white and yellow 64a666.
The Post says:, the prevailing. opinion Oats quiet and firm at 55a58c. Barley very
avors a higher premium for gold shortiy drill except for fall and fancy spring, which
nd considerable purchases are being made mold at $2,00a2,25. - Rye steady at $1,28a1,30.
uietly.' The Express says the failure of a Whisky steady at 97%c. Pork firm but
iholesale dry goods firm is - aimiounced; not much doll g; choice. mess ,held at $3O.
amo not stated.' - • - Bulk Meats quiet but thin; shOulders 12c,
Mining mhares' 'dull; Gregory 335; Smith clear - rib - sidea 1534 c. ' Bacon firm but not
nd Parmelee 270., active; shoulders 14c; clear rib sides 17%c,
Copper Stocks at Boston Calumet, 50; clear aide% 18c. ' Sugar orired hams 113 c.
'opp_ Fella, 16 34; Franklin; 14%; Reda, Lard firm and held higher; city packers
0; Har.cock, 70; Q.niricyr2l%.- - ' 'holding tierce at 19c and keg at 20c. Hogs
Clearances at Gold Exchange' Bank, $35,- firm, buyers standing ell fur lower figures,
36,000., , •
• and prices range at 934a10140. Cattle nn
chi- - -ed. Receipts-10,800 bus wheat, 3,495
SUB • .
The iedeipts at the Sub -Treasury to-day
'ere $1,25u,290; payments, $1,201,134; bal
nee, $80,938,948.
- .._
Markets by Telegraph,
NEW Vous. January B.—Cotton Tc better
nd decidedly more active; sales 1,000 Pales
.20 for middling uplands. Flour receipts
.; 858. Flour steady and dull for low grades
"stra and 10a15c lawful' other kinds, sales
300 barrels at $6a6,30; superfine state
estera 51a7,40; extra . state $6,85a8; extra
,estern $8,20a10; white wheat extra 7,05 a
'4O; Round .Boop Ohio $8339; extra St. Louis
a,50a12,50; good choice St. Louis closing
'all.. Rye Flour heavy; sales 250 barrels
;. $5,7548. Cornmeal quiet, sales 200 bar
ds choice western at ' $5,70 free $l,OO.
'e ceipta Wheat. 'none. • Wheat dull
, id lower, with sales of, 30,000 bushels at,
~57a1;59 'for N 6.213011 - in stare; *l,6Na - I
62 for., do. afloat; $2,22)032,40 , for white .
,ichigan,
e n v yatter priee an extreme. Rye I,
all and hat $1,45a1,50. Bailey dull I
Id declining; sale's - 5.000 but Turkey ate
•,82; 1,500 bu State on privatetorms. Sat..'
y malt quiet; sales 500 bu rye malt at $1,48,
I)rn—receipts 5,459' bn, dull and heavy;
3w 243(3-Lower; sales Wet 954970 ttm
aw mixed western, closing at tlie inside
ice; $1,07a1,10 for old do. in store and
- bat; $1,102431,11 - tor' ' retail lots of
). afloat........o.3la—receipte-of-,2,600--bn -
~- id dull; sales of 33,000 GC' at)75%a76e for
astern in store; 7843 for do. afloat. Rice
11. toffee: steady : talas - 805' Flo n'
•ivate terms, Sugar steady; sales 150 bon'.
avails at 11310,__Molwestaull;aales... 220:
As New Orleans at 134a741.4•AA0pa quiet at
.820.3 for American. Potroinm 'quiet at
• 4mc for crude, and -bond.32eterseeT r tdlXl
•
:reseed oil quiet at 99 sf: 'Sp iti ,- oturpen
no lower at 49%a50%c. Pork firmer, sales
-/50 bids' at '529,50a29,62 ~for new chess;
. • 3,50a2§,75, for,: old_ d0;.114442.5 1 0r- - Wa me t ,-
7.50a2.8,75 for prime mese; g1e,0, , ,1,000 bbls
'• w cocas, sellers for Februdryiuld March,
422,62429,75. Beef steadv;,sales 470 bbls ,
-.- ' $9a9;59 for' linwlpiiiirineall; "Mid' sl4a 1
x!5O for new extra mess.-.Tierce beef I
r in, 125 tierces at 27a31; /prime sness, 32a ,
• ' ~,•3; Indiana mess beef haicui steady. with
'. • ) bb15 e et430.,00.4 44 1 ,011 ; cut; ata listiler,'S I
...) packages, at-121'12%c; shoulders,l4al7e.
'eased hilts, ceady at 13a13, for western,
• d 13yirt% for City; Ildiddles Urn and quiet; I
;43 steady, 850 tierces, 18)4a19X for steam,
'd 19X13206. for kottle/endered, aleq, 2.250
,
:roes Mark kenderell'lnt'bil:fers and Sel.-.1
.' i!i for January, at.
February .and ia,'
' • 21:1 1 /
i . Butter clUiet and steady Marc at 20140 e
• ' ', Oho and 40a50 Mt State., Cheeie firm
•-..- ' , 16a20 for common to prime. Freight,.
.:ILiverpionl quiet Mai very Ur*: ~ •
farttest,—Flour closed very •dull. forlioar;
• ides of extra, which. Is scarce; the mar
. •-. 't is Mill and ; heavy, for other kinds/
,
.; • _neat very dull,and nominally 1820.0wer, „
•-• : I ' •e dull Mid fleiriy %t 41 1 ,46111 50, Oatiftref I
'. • ~, ,let at 75;0760 (orwaStere hi r atore,/and.
; afloat. Coin" 1 ;wer , andodnilf- - for newt
• txed western. with otos at 5i40,514241.- dab
'Ming fir Vt• 07, arlif 114 attire i and Wit
:- Irk noinlpal-qist s29,so.foi•ilowc•mess on
))t, and 529,75a30 for future delive_m_Beef
• "ady, crittrir-TrinderaTireethW:,, ',Tar
lets firm and quiet: . (ctsitioli (MIK-. and
. • •
tidy . Lard quiet at 19X0,19X13 for, feltr,
Orime ethatir. aEigki dull'it mat t sg.-". -
"ary Goods; The, market for 1;140'0a:40 1 1 i
pis is buoyant and 'by arVad
. )ce and 'the fineness' in 'raw material,
' ich clOsed strong' at,
_284 for 'middling .
ands.. The cloth market was comm.
• 3ntly strong/at aii'ituivaime' a lo per
d on Meat brands of Altana° A and In
Heavy'brown sheotings firm:at 1654 e
Staik.Aand Pacific extra; lac for. Aden
- IL fine;theetings and V heavy shirtinge;
• for do. P; ~ 1 3.3 for. Atlantic heavy
'wn dress; ~161 , 40, • for; Arkwright.
ached- biuslins 18; Strong Chelsea 19e;
'Akan * lac; Avon Mills ' lac; Penn
nafacturing Co. 18c; Pepperell R, fine
. . wn, 14e;•Great Falls S, bleached: 124
• D,l, 13 11 4 c; do. A, 14 1 .4 c; Lyman P, 15 1 ,4 c;
v York) M1116,,25e; Wamutta, 2.1%c; do.
nch. 2To; do. , 45 inch. 80c; Sprague's
rk . prints, 14%c; do.,pinks anti purples,
.c; do. Ishirtings, 15c; IPacidis - IPercoles,
Booth A brown drills, ,17c; Lancaster
;bainti, , Pte. hia:nville clunbrica; 10c; Pe
do. lie; Lewiston A cotton ba - s, 42%c:
droscoggin, 37)4c, being an ad ance of
.ci
a . •;,i ericrfa.TX, January B.—Flour, rm and
' I'lood diunamdf family , $7,75a8.1 Wheat;
at 81,10 for No. 21 market bait. for No.
'Torn 'Simi:- taw' firth Oat s. t 60a6tc."'
ley utichatigcul and quiet.. 'Rio $1,35
No. 1. Cotton firmer and price 3 higher;
..,riling' we, Whisky dull at $1; some
''s as low as 980. - 'llO2 l lirowliVe $10a11;
lased $11,50412.5%. receipts, l.,o3po.,. t pro
•
ens irregular, with more aellers4ilaik
,era, ha , holderii are'n'deWalfhkte Mai;
Cessiorii3. Mess Perk . soid4a239, bir,
_ ' month and - seller February; ' none
• jpresent deliveii. ' Milk meats Arn
' Jet; shoulders, at 420,L0...c0me1in -
Id at 14, I§, and 15X, but no sales.'
let and mit muc
aideh out of smoke;
4 14ci clear s 17Xa18o, with
Ell
;7 61_bus corn, 4,236_bui oats,
ow(
•qt ti(
bbls flour; :a.
673 bus ry 1 ,130 bas barley,. 1,072 head of
hags. - t
• CBEVELAITH, January B.—Flour market
is quiet and steady. Wheat; sales of 1 car
load of No. red winter bl,BO, and '1 car load
of Na. 2 do. at 81,67. Corn; sales at 74c,
and 2,000 bushels seller " for - February at
703'e. ' Oats 63c. Rye qalet at 81,32a1,35
for No. 1, No. 2at $1,25a1,28. Petroleum
firm and in better reqriest, refined in car
lots held at 28a28c, 30a310 in trade lota.
MEMPHIS, January 8.--Cotton excited
27a2.7y.c. ; receipts, 1,038 bales; exports.
1,601 bales; week's receipts„6,B46 bales; ex
ports, iqjt)9 paps; stock , 8,4 bales. .Flour
unchanged, superfihescarce, 17,0(41;4,25.
Cord 65c. Oats scarce, 68e in store. Hay
323,00ab24;00. Corn meal, b3,95.P0rk.b2 9 ,-
50. • Lard, Isal9c. Bulk meats firm. Shoul
ders, 12a12j6c ; clear sides, Ise.
ParLADELPEra, Jan. b.—Flour dull and
weak; lowa and Wisconsin family 87,50 a
7.7'..t Indiana 510. Wheat drooping; red
No. 2 amber 52,04. "Rye 11,60a1,62. Corn
dull; new yellow 93a96c; old do. #1,12. Oats
dull at 72a75c for western. Provisions ex- ,
eked and advancing. Mess pork 129,u0.
• Lard 193;a20c in bbis; 12.4 in kegs. Whisky
dull at b1,02a1,05.
TOLEDO, January B.—Flour; sales of
- amber at 59,110. Wheat dull and 2a30
lower, amber at 81,76. Corn 1 1 ,0 lower;
,salef of new 63a63ysta. new rejected at 59a
5%c, new yellow 66c; new condemned 57c, ,
kiidt dried , 67c. Oats_ lo lower, No. 1 and
-Michigan atike. Bye - dull and nominally
lower. Seeds 2c better. Clover Seed 58,50./
Hogs without material change, closing at
12a1234c. ,
BUFFALO, 'January &—Flour dulland
without change. Wheat nominal and no
demand: Corn: good demand,for %law, old
quiet, sales of 20 cars new a1.80a8143 on the ,
track and in store, and 3,ooollush old at 95ti
In store. Oats; Rye and Barley nominal
anti, unchanged..; JlighWines better,. 930
offered, but rehired. : Poriefirai at 1130,00.
Lard lirmi 20c for prime. Drested Hogs
013:113,50. " • ,
January B.—TobiOca; sales
69 klads lugs and/untting leaf at ii5a17,00.
Cotton 26e. Whe at 114,90. . Corn 650. Oats
• 6.90.,,',8ye el or bulk and in store. ' Mess
Pork , WO. 130 J-k Meats steady. Lard 1%
18 o , for Aare°. . Bacon: hams 18%0 for
packed. /13Ighwilies81,00. Flour, super.
line 155.5016,00. •
Ba.l.Tirsond, January B.—Flour is dull
and favors buyers. Wheat firm; prime to
40310: Ted •
$2,25.., Corn, dull; white 85a90c,
anti yellow 8ba920. - Oats dull at 65a79c.
Mess Pork PO: 'BaconaOtive;. rib aides 17c,
c1ear:d0...1'4017%0, shoulders ltlyial4jic,
hainkl9a2oc. Lard firm atl9a2oc.
•, .
1041rORTS.#1( -RAILBACID. _
• , P121.11-11non, ORT W dr, CHIOAOO
RAILROAD. JSBUSTV . 8.r , 1131. cars
Hisfalbk ctodo, John Moorhead; 4
do do, Bryan. & Caughey; 1 do . do, Brown dr,
Co; Kars: rYe l 'lr. l ri l o l ggio G i ß24soll,;,/
rdo4of JOs S'Finc :• 600 b tiorir,-. owner;
6 c limestoe, Shoenberger &-Bittir;lo
undleaars,-Ell,slattiOwS; 12 be. buckwheat
stIOUTt Thomits Brcq 26 skis rags, Frazier (1, ,
Metzger; fksks'doireis; Rinhart & Stevens;
30 ,•bbls appleS;" 1 dres s ed hog, H Rea Jr; ,
23ibis fipples, 1 dressed hog, Volgt, Ma,
hood & 0W56 bblti liider4oPri Sleek; 'Bl
dO ap - ples, John Barker, - 9ldo do, Fetzer &
Armstrong; 3 pkga tallow. PDuti & son; 3
cars corn, -Hitchcock. bicereery & Co; 100
bile flour, 1 car rye; Dell Walltice; 55 bbls
bighwinett, Sbipton "& Wallace; 6 cars bar
ley, J M. Carson. & Co., •
CsinvEntaw •aIID PITTSBURGH RAIL
)I,OAD; January 8.-2. cars iron ore. Hutch
ison; ;Glass &, Co; 2 do do, Graff. Byers dr
Co; 100 bids oil, Win McCutcheon; 50 do
J Spear; 8 etas' rye, W J Meek; 1 car
barley, J M. Carson dr. C0;.2 ears iron ore,
'McKnight, Porter & Co; 4 do do ,:Shoe
larber
ger & Blair; 1 halt bbl butter, keg R
r, J d.
Uraff & Reiter; 2 - kegs"apple butte
Thopson; 'lO bbls green apples, • Vol gt,
tn
Mahood & Cu: 50 SRA rags,P Markle & Co;
3. bbls corn, 1 do d o t beausiezgar
strong; odo dry apples, 2 beef, 2do be
&in, 2 bxs but; er, 1 bbl, 1 cask peaches, 1
bbl beeni, 1 do eggs, Morrison & Devol. .
' A.Z.LEGHETIT V ALLST ftAtt,noAo, Jan
nary 8.-80 , bbls nil, Fisher it Bro; 160 do
do, -Jas Wilkins; 400 do do, D Edger on;
480 do do, Eagle_ Works; 240 do, McKe.
& Co; 160', do do, Pool Bro; & o ar
oil bills, Citizens Oil Co; 61 sks grain; Jas
Graham; 2 bpi eans 10 do
Co
1. John
Rather; 2 cars metal,-Totton,& Co; 1 do do,
Brown & Co; 2 do do, blcKnight & Co; ;
Ihnestone,Shoenberger & Blair.
;.,.AL alisttx
SrALLOs... -January
car chtn. M Steel Son; 12 bdl4hides,l . do
:peits,'Lappe &," Weise; 1 car metal, Rogers
&Burchfield; 3 cars rye. Culp,& Shepard;
but 1 Car wheat. ' W McKee Sr. Co: 1 do ,
4 - aides Kennedy Bro: 2 cars iron ore„,
•Cheittiit dr, Co; 32 sks
Co;
M.
shottld r
_dam; 2 ibis eggs._.l Kohen &Co; 300 gallons
no sales. - stoneware, Bekneld & lilebouse.
ED
fl/21
,
GAZ'ETTE: ,9, 1869
RIVER. NEWS
The river continues to recede steadily at
this point with scant nine feet in the °hen
het by the Monongahela marks. Weather
continues warm and pleasant, with indica
tions of rain.
Business continues slow at the landing,
freights for all points being scarce, Wand
boats experience considerable difficulty in
picking up a trip.
The Maggie Hays, Capt. B. C. Martin,
will follow the Lorena to St. Louis.
The Bayard arrived and departed as
usual for Parkersburg. The Grey Eagle,
Captain C. L. Brennan,, is the regular
packet for Parkersburg to-day, leaving at
noon.
Captain Russell, of_ the R. IL Hudson,
was a passenger on the - Bayard, haling
gone home for a day or two.• He expects
to return on Monday, *hen he will at once
commence- loading for Cincinnati and
Louisville.. ,
The Leonidas. 'Captain Ed. Evans, leaves
for Nevi Orleans this evening without fail.
She is one of the staunchest and besVboats
that navigates these waters. Mr. John
Fisher is still in the office.
The G. -A. Thompson, Capt. U. B. Pier
sel, leaves for Cincinnati and Louisville
this evening positively. _
The Wild Duck and barges arrived from
St. Louis yesterday, and is lying on the
opposite side of the river putting of iron
ore:
The Messenger,Capt. Jesse Dean, will
follow the Leonidas to New Orleans.
—The Mary Davage, Pittsburgh to New
Orleans, was at Louisville on-Wednesday.
—The Glendale, left St. 'Louis for Pitts
burgh on Wednesday, with a good 'trip in
cluding 600 tons of iron ore.
—The Armadillo, New York and Silver
Cloud No:2, were advertised to leave Cin
cinnati for Pittsburgh on ,Thursday.
—Latest advice!' say Arkansas river is
bank full/having fifteen feet of water be ,
low, and twelve feet above Little Rock.
=The little steamer Ozark is laid Tip in
the Arkansas, with a badly damaged set of
boilers. It is said an entire new battery
will have to be provided.
—One of the steam ferries opposite the
upper part of St. ' Loutsa called the Ash
brook Fero, has been bought by the St.
Louis k Chicago Railroad Transportatimi
Ferry Company for $lOO,OOO.
-The Dexter his been sold by Nathan.
Newbuy; , of Citicinnati, to '
for Freese it East
ham, Cattlettsburg, Ky., $3,600—‘2.000
cash. She will make daily trips up Big
Sandy, from Cattlettsburg to Louisa.
. .
—The steamer Dan Able, which bas been
lying at the Memphis wharf- nearly two
years. was purchased ou Tuesday, by Cap
tain Gross, who will place her in the New
Orleans and Bayou Sara trade. Terms of
sale not 'made public.
—That portion of the J. Nu McCullough
saved from the wreck his been landed at
Madison. The wreck of the ill-fated vessel
has entirely disappeared beneath .the
rising waters, and no mark remains to
show passing boats whet e it lies.
—The Nashville Union, of Tuesday, says:
The Camelia backed out for Pittsburgh, as
deep in the water as she cared to get, In,
view of the fact that a lot of 200 tuna of pig
iron awaits her below. She had 10 hhds
tobacco for New York, considerable scrap
iron, cotton, feathers, peanuts, chesnuts/
dried fruit and 300 sacks cotton seed.
—A letter from the sunken Empire says: ,
"The boat had tied up on account of the
fog. At about rive o'clock in the morning
the bank caved in upon her, precipitating a
large log through her, from the hurricane
deck doWn. She sunk immediately, and
careened to one side, so that the state
rooms upon the lower side were sub
merged. No lives were lost. The boat
and moat of the cargo is believed to be a
total loss."
—The Swallow has,arrived at New Or
leans. She narrowly' escaped destruction
by fire on her trip down, when a abort dis
tance above Cairp. One of the firemen,.
who had been cleaning out the • furnace,
threw the red hot poker against the canvas
used as lire screens. Instantly they were
in flames, y which 'communicated to the
wood work. The bout was landed. and by
the exertions of Capt. Fenton, and crew
he tiro was extinguished.
,•
ind Weather.
' Elver a.—
;Brielegraph to the F4tibarghtiasettr.)
/LOIIISI . /ILLE, 'January 8.-River falling
;with twelve feet and seven Inches In the
canal. Weather wet and worth.
,ST. Louis, J anuary B.—Weather unset
tled and warm at 3:49 P. M.
OIi' . MEMPHIS Alywi
NEW 0111.tAndr—The Miaow!'
LSONIDAS' Capt. tD. •
. Wat leave far the above and all lat.a•rn ed I ate pant'.
TRLb PLY. the , 9th Inst., at 6.ecto..k
, Per treightorkasvage apply bovrd orlo .
tiHR tiASIAT r, oT
.-- • vi.Acti .1 OLT. idt4Vl l l4OD.
Tbroarb receipt' lOC°eo tbv above boat:to del
ras., ku'aula. bentvn, Jlotitgomery. Ala—and all
other points on the MllOlOlll river and Texas porta
at tiro lowest rates by"
Jai " • OFIRIIOr 4t HAELErI.
Veit CINCINNATI ANOitidEt
LOIIISVILLE.--Tbe ane intim
er
Ci. T1i0kr30.g.....t. J 3.. rlaulOt.. Commander,
=Heats orr:TIS DA.* , januarr ";), at 4 . r. x.
Bp; settetiOr,,inagttroltmo&)o.",cit or .
•
BI.AeK coilawoWooD.
or CU& RUT'S MAHN E 4.: Agents.
FOO , CAIRO - AND ST.
Lout S.—The steamer
MAGOIE BAYS - Capt. B. C. Martin.
Wilt leave for the above ports on Wednesday, the
13th inst. , ,_
Ave freight or passage STIDIY on bear d , ,: t..
JOHN LACY. - -
J. ..COLONOWOODA„. 1i I i
' ' Wlt' rAr i git AZ GETT
1 4 '
10O¢ MEM - PHU AND
Nsw .ORIAANB.-rThe dne PM
Mtn ier , . •
319989N91;11,4.,„ JAI3I3Z PiAN, COMUISTIMITI
Will loath ' on 9:iti'Ultltl'AY. Jana ary 9th. ,
. :.or:tre4ht ,
pasaap apply on board. lan '
VoiTTSBURGuI
* 5- , wur.ETJ No.
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Lestlt Fe=pears Whorl' Boat, foot of 'Wood street,
TUESDAYS ADD FRIDAYS/
ILANABD A. D. toisrusnro, Muter.
WIDAZADAYS ADD BATUBDATB,
ortlek' EAGLE C. L. BBINNA.D. MOW.
II fONEVi MoNEY I !—54,000 to
IT", invest , la a Itiorigrage city or' county
Property.fJr s tsttrinf three years.
4.000 to loan on Bond and_hiortunge for 2 years.
WANT o.DLtutdnes. or A ecounned3tl,in Parker to
the amount at 020.000; time from 00 days to 4
months.
WANTF.D-7To exchange 3, Flinn of 100 Acres of
Land In Mitsourl far 'a gamily &min and Spring .
Wagon. Apply toa IN
de4 , . (lorne'r INinrth ay and 9inlthdOd at.
STD&
DAILY, AT IL%
_ , ... r .
Freight Inn be received at - all Lorna by
,
sel4------ .1 &NITA% Cor.LINS. koreat.
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-----
PPLICATION to sell liquors
•Lii. now on file tn.thtt Clerk's office t
ROEDEIAIEVI AFFELDEII. Pitts.
burgh. The tletp Board,win slt lor bearbig the
above else on the 10th inst., at O 0%106. :111.
innuari.l, ISOM
• '
AppLICATION HELL
uoub die d wine Clerk's ffice. J. ;
A 1.. tavern, Nerth vsyette Ttlwuhln. 7he I.
c e ase
lles'd ettfur hearing the Ah..ve
Dun on SATURDAY. the 16th lust., at 9 u'eluck
JAnuars 8 . , 18 . 69.
JOH.II 17.` BROWN,'
Clerk.
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T—oiilog, or alit PialN licg A;Nti.• SOW lIYOIt. t
, Pittsbure. January 'NI. 18E9. • t
XTOTICE.—Tiie , 'Astessmeist ''tor
/71 tirtulittg.t;olwrairititt top t Dinvriddhl croet,
to Grtrabert,a Eastern tetel. .m" soft for esArki - ,
Matted, a I can be seetrltt It
wilt
be
Sfonday,*
Jan ary 19th, 1899. wht-u It wilt be returned to'
the City T,reattuier,o ogler fur colten J tion.
li .Aofll3, -
,367:1111 . • citywaigineu.
_,..
i. L. DILLINGSB•••. A E. STEVENSON. I
.
BIIILINGEII & STEVENSON,
CORMISSION lIERCIIINTS,
No. 87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RECEIVE AND BELL
, •
All Kinds of Country Produce
All orders for Merchandise promptly filled at
fomiterinarket rates. Particular attention given
to the sale of gutter, Eggs, Cheese Dried Fruits,
ftc, We feel confident that we can give entire sat
isfaction, by making QVICk SALES and PROMPT RE
TURNS. at HIGHEST MARKET YRIC.Es, and therefore
respectfully-solicit, your Consignments. All corre
spondence answered promptly. Marking Plates
furnished free. Drain in store and - to arrive daily.
anal:t7B 1
E S e T A B y L f s lp. E
D BY A. &T.
W. 31. GORNLY;
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No, 271 Liberty Street,
mairovrLy OP?. EAOLS HOTEL ' )
kiTTEFEgrinSall• P A..
se :yis •
WATT; LANG &
WICOLMLZ DILLIES. IN
Groserios, Flour. Grain, Produce. Pro*
visions, Fish, Cheese, Carbon 011.
Noe. 'ITS and 114 WOOD BTEDVr, Rear Li berty
street. Pittsburgh, pa.. noti:nss
Y. wrxxxx
Air STEELE ' & SON,
.11L •
Commission Merchants,
AND DEALIBEI IX
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Egr43llgXl4 i ' cateiN. &O
No. XS 01110 etBEEI. near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
Jen. CANTIELA A. T. CANITILLIN
i. B. CANFIELD & SON, COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, and Wholesale
ealers la lioahen_, Factory. Hamburg and W. ll.'
Cheese, Butter,' Lard, Polk, BICOII, - Flour, Flab,
Dried Fruit, Brain . Pig Lead • Pot, Pearl and Soda
Ashes, White Lime, Linseed:' Lard, Coal lad Car-,
bon Oils. , No. 141 First street. Pitpbarieb.
PIT= =IL JAS. alcuAir.
IC EIL & ItICHAIXT, r
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND MUNRO I X , •
MITE, ORAIV, SEEDS, MILL FEET, de., be.,
1149 Liberty Mt., ritisbursh,
_
ALIN» WHAM: / J .B. ASIJIIit.
McIIANE & AMIE% -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
•
Dealers In FLOUR. GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN.
RRALLY, No. 14a ,WATEit STREET, above
Gmltbileld' Pittstoursm i • •
-- / ' ies
FETZER &zARMSTRONG!
FORWARDEROIiSD' 00MMD33101131.11801USTB,
for the sale of Plour, Brain, Bacon, Lard, Butter,
Heeds, Dried Fruit., and Produce generally, No. 16
MARKET STItE,ET, corner of Pint, Pittsburgh.
re22;uB
L 4; BLANCHARD.
/Wholesale and Retail Groeers,
2.T0. 396 PENN STREET.
ap181:110
110,8 T. KNOX AWDRYW Taan.
KNOX & SON, COMMISSION
110. MERCHANTS and deniers In FLOUR, GRAIN
. L FEED and PRODUCE GENERALLY, No.
10 DIAMOND, opposite City Hail, Allegheny City.
Jal7:r37 -
krrTLE, BA.IRD tAlk. PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Slerebants anu
Men in Produce, flour, Bacon, Chemin Fish,
Carbon and Lard Oil, Iron, Natio'. Glass, 'Cotton
Yarns and all v".taburgb 'Manufactures generally',
111.51 and 1 1 1 or,COND STREET, Pittsburgh.
- -
JOHN I. H0W111,.....T.DW. 1100811 • W
HOUSE &
ROUSE.ROUSE. J r OHN I. HOUSE & BROS:_ t Suc
cessor. so JN I. HOUSEWholetale
ixers and Commission hiert)hante. Corner of
Smithfield and Waxer Streets. Pittianrab., Pa.
DORY lir ALL ACE
§
sv
U/PTON & WALLACE, uour.
SALE 0 ROCERS ANT ) PRODUCE DEALERS
o. 8 SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh. . 10.123A11
ROCK THE BABY
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
LEMON & WEISE.
Practical paridtare Nameactarers, tc.,
3.1.13 voicrwri-i
,A:FENtnr,.
. .
Vlore may be Nowt I full assortment of Pa
ilrlor,ettS
()lumber an u o inteben Rurutture. -
WALL 1 1 APER--REMOVAL.
THE OLD PAPER STORE IN A NEW' PUCE;
W. P. - 3i.glitigiiAtiL
Ay removed from WI WOOD 14TitEET to
NO. 191 LIBERTY EI'REET,,
troy doors 'dove ST. CLAIR. (08
WANTED --ON COMMISSION,
ONE HUNDRED TONS 'OP
POI7L'I'R3Y,•
. .
F H HOLIDkYI3 - :
.Vie Wilber/a Waiter, nrleeli and•iidiek tiles
guaranteed. Maric,pankra db4l,getly, ago leo'
X9lceaby mall. • ‘• ,
Mt ' : BALLARD:AG-XI/ 4
Counnfsalon !ferebauts„ .33,11‘.Wasbl4gten str
Now y rk ntoTtsicl
• ,
SKATES, fiILATES4 131LATF13:
•
Ameriemtittak,
New 'York Club, •
Empire,' Starr, ikes.
All other Ores iud klies tl'Ag Ter! Icweit Vacs
, WIIITEBIDE3 A DRUM, •
BARLEY.
2,500 lIIISREIS
VOICE SPRING AND FALL,
In store and for 61 by
TAILISA.NOIt etc It AitPElt, • ''
329 Lit ItERTY 14TREET
1 SION ENTERPRISE' • ••
•
FOUNDRY
Wllll. 4011XMON,
.
..nteturer (I COOKINU
es
Fee rs. S h 've STOVES
A
r
che
s
doe W nd .Ca a Whee and , an l al nd, a
there. castingi, COB. 'WATSON 1 SIKINUISS
S.. PlTTshtsittl. Ru2G,,,37
,
N11(3E.--.431 Persons knowing
thetnAelres InddAted to thd emetic Of HOB IltT
E., ism it; Yittstutrab,.detd, _whl. thane imme•
date payment to the aplifierlher at hm Ftore In Teat
ou..kiV lo le, Atlegtteht connive.' aud all pi-IV:m.3ll*v
inWhim egitl ,, st IMId tatatt wilt prd erlt them daly
an bender cd.lOr settlxmeetr:. . . . ..t.. .. . -
L. JAMES. NapI;AnDS9N. .
Deceaiber al4 . 1869 . .11 i ; .. s . -t. ~ potos
pßowx,
Clerk.
.._
N. 19;
OTICE.J—T6 Peim(itis r
aura o,Ksullalt .or Whet Ilug atibblsh or
A.- hes: Y.Oll. Ire hereby notlfie.l ud t t • place , tny
rubbish or est:4o l on the whurf.,:r Allruhltton er ashes
must be taten .o the point. Any ner,on taturnt rl
oho Ine the above, notice willibn •deat inch .to the ,
futteet l ea tent of the
ROBERT A•
• dert . :4l ' AiltithenyWharr AlasLer:
.artF,EN' AP.PI.ES _
litstmrcand turjuitwoll'
null J. H. VA Virlltt.l) h Soy;
QOPAL ASH-100 tons choice
pa moo In Iteril.sud for gale by
. Roll J. B. CANTISLD & MOS:
• • a •
TOOTTSBUTIGH nda :1 - `2
P i'"
JL .CONNELLSVELLE it. K.
On and alter TUESItAT, Noyember,l7th. 186 e
traint,arrive at and depart from toe Depot ect •
ner of Grant and Water streets. st follows:
• . Depart. Arrist.
Mall to and from Uniont'n. 700
A.M.
6:00 P. X,
.31.clieesportAccommodDn.11:00 .x. 2:05 P. II
Ex. to and from Uniont'n. 3:00 r. at. 10:10 A.
x.
seWst Newton Accod'n 4:30 P. 8:35 a. at
addock's Acc ora omm modat'n 6:15 P. H. 7:50 P.
Night Ace...to McKeesport.lo:3 o p. K. 6:45
Sunday Church Tratu to and _
from West Newt0n ........ 100 I". X.10:00 A. X
?or tickets apply to •
T. R. KING, Agent,
W. B. STOUT, Superintendent.
cIIANGIE9f T 1 IE.
fIidEfEINT VALLEY RAILROM
On and after MONDAY November oth, ISO
TWO TRAINS 'DAILY will e Pittsburgh Sts
tion4 corner orEleventh and Pike streets for-Frank
lin. 011 City, Buffalo, and all points in the Oil Ite•
gions.
tawrz prmsbultair. ;ARAMS , IN Privsnatian
Mall - .7:15 am:Man 5:40 p.n.
Expreas_.. ~.... 7:10 rn 6 :30 aix
Brady'a B'd Au
3:00 p Bradys EPollec.lo.3 o a 111
lat Soda Works ; lat. Soda Works
Accomod'n.. 10:50 ato • Accomodaln. 8.710 a
'Ad Soda Works ltd Soda Works •
Accomod'a .. 5:00 pm! Accomodie'n. 340 p
Church Train leave Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. X. , .$6l ,
rive at Pittsburgh at 0:50 A. 11. • '
Passengers taking express train have but One
change or cars between Pittsburgh. Buffalo and 01:
Regions. Mail and Express Trains atop only .&
principal points Mixed Way and AccOmmodatlol
trains stop at all stations.
THOMAS M. KING, Ass't. Sup't.
W. FOSTER ROPE. Ticket Agent. no 9
J. ♦. STLICLI.
in
SOLD. ONLT BT
NM
IMMO
BEI I I/1101/N
I[TTSBURGII,
CINCINNATI AIM EiT. l
'MS
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
CHANGE OF TTME.--On and after SIINDA.I
Nov,22d, 1868, trains will leave and arrive at. the
Union Depot, as follows, Eittsburgb
Depart. Arrive.
Mail raptors 3:13 a. in. 151:13 a. m
Flat Line 10:13 a. m. 1:33 p. m
Fast Eritrea[ ' :58 p. m. 12:1E8 a. in
Mixed Way ' E.:43 a. m. 6:43 p. m.
McDonald , s Acc&n. No. 1.. 11:28 a. m. 8:33 p.m.
Steubenville tecaommod`n. 3:38 p. m.. 9:413 a i m.
McDonald • s 4cr.'u, No. Z.. 5:08 p. m. 3:113 D. MI.
, .
Sir 2:58 P. M. Express will leave daily.
14:13 P. M. MAIL will arrive daily. •
The 10:13 a. at. Train leaves daily, Sundays ea
espied; and makes cloie connections at Newark 10:
Zanesville and points' on Sandusky, Mansfield &
Newark N. - •
13: F. SCULL. General Ticket Agent„
/W. W CAN% SuP't., Steubenville, Ohio.
/ nor& •
&Fr •
31 1 - i l el t et/ 111 11, FORT WAY NE .1 CIIICA 0 R.
W. AND CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. R.
• infom Dec. 510th, 1868, trains will' leave boa U
and arrive at the nion Depot, north tilde, pltto-,
burgh city time. as follows: •
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago .3:03 a m Chicago Ex... 3:13a
Erie& Ygn 7:214 m,Chlcagio Ex—All:sli a n
Cl. &Wln'a•l3 , l 0:38 a m!Wheeling Ex• - •11:13 a
Chicago Mall.. 6:584 m , Crestfine Mall.. 3:53p m
Chicago Ex....10:08 a ni•Chicago Ex.... 4:38 p
Cl. & Wrg EX. 11:513pit , Cleveland Ex .4toBp
Chicago :4:43 rim Erie & Ygln Ex 6:13 pm
-W'e4, Erie Ex. 4:n3 p ICI. &Wh`g Ex 0:58 p
Depart from Allegheny.! Arrive itt-Alienttentb
Brlgt`n Ac• 8:58 a m"lgt. Brtgt`n Ac. 7:03 a A
Leetsdale"s 10:28 a-mi N. Biligra I tt '8:%16 11 B 2
• 11:58 a m ;New Castle " 10:33 a m
Etochester " 1:33 pmjLeetedale ••• 9:13 aix
Leetsdale 3:58 pm' " 1:08 pm
N, .5:33 p m I N. Brlgt•it •• 9:43 pm
N. Brigt`a ". • 6:2Bpm Leetsdale " 4:53 pm
Leetsdale. " .10:43 pmj " " - 7:18 vto
Leetsdale Son. ; Leet ad she Sun
, day yhtireh... 1:13 pin, day ~birch... 9:58 a m
MP 2:43 p. m. Chicago Express *eaves daily.
"Er 11:58 a. In. Chicago Etprets entree daily:
dr. F. R. NYERn. General Ticket Agent.
ICIENNST TASIA tlrr:!ir„.
CENTRAL RAILROAD. • a- •••'••••!.Ye'w...'"
On and after Nov, 2.Bth. 1868, Trains!will
at
rice at and depart from the Union Depot, corner re
Washington and Liberty streeta, as follows: •
Arrive. Depart.
Express.. 2:30 an
Mall Train.— 1:30 am' Day
Fast Line 2-10 ain Wall% 0. 1.. 0:30 a n
Wall's No. 1.. 6 90 a m!Mall Truth 8:15 a a
BrlntonAcen• 7:50 ain 'Cincinnati Ex 18:33 pa
Wall's No. 2...8:50 a ro!lVall's No. 2.. 11:20 as
Cincinnati Ex• 9:40 a m ;Johnstown Ac. 3:25 pm
'Johnstown Ao.110:3 3 a IV' Braddock! Nol 4:20 pa..
Baltimore Ex. 1:45 p m .Phlia. f.:x press 6:10 pa
Phila. Express 51•08 pint Wall's No. 3.. 5:20 p
Wail's No. 3... 1:30 p m.Wall's No. 4.: 6:19 pa .
Braddock! NO 6:50 pm !Fast Line 7:50 pa
Wail's No. 4. 7:25p Wails tau. 6.. 11:00 p
is
Way Passen'r.lo:2o p m',
The Church Train leaves Wail's .Station 'ever)
SundayAt 9:15a. na., reaching Pittaburgtint 10:01
a. rn. Returninp leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50p. at
and arrives at It airs Statlon at 2:00 m.
•Cincinnati 'express leaves daily. All other train•
daily. except Suciday.
For ftutner information apply to
W. 11. BEcKWITH, Agent.
Tile Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as.
same any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel. and limit their responsibility to On Rundrec
Dollars in value. Al! Baggage exceeding e
lbw
amount In value will be at the risk ofthe owner. err
less taken by special contract. _
EDWAED U. WILLIAMS,
noM General Superintendent, Altoona, vs,.
.
WESTIEUN PENN- . - . , a---- , ), •
..,, ;A •ii;3 , `"`'•-
Slit VAN lA 13.1-1, •- - , -......, • ..m... •• •
)AD.--Ou and after , ov. 21d, 186 .. the Pas
senger Trains or. the Western . Pennsylvania Rail.
road will arrive at and depart rrom the Feders: '
Street Depot, Allegheny City, as follows:
im. I Depart.
Springd'e Arn Nol 6:410 a trstdall ' 7:00 an:
Freeport No.l 13:20% ml Freeport No. 1 9:15 an
Kspress 10:40 a m,Sharpb's No.111:20 a a
SharpWg No.l I:RS pm. Express :45
p m
Freeport N 0.13 4:00 pin IS . yding:Pe No 1 3:20 pni
Ma i l 15:53 p re:Freeport No. 2 11:40 p m Sprit:o'e Not 0:45 D talSrningiVe No 1 , 1:10 pta
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday. ,
The Church Train - leaves .Allegheny-Junet. every
.innday at 1:40 a. in.. reaching. Allegheny City at
9:50 a.. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny Cite at
1:310 p. in. and arrive at Allettloont Juliet. at 3:45
9. in.
CogYUTATION TIP92Y33 — For sale in 14okaget- I
Twenty ,_ between Allegheny City, Chestnut street:
Herr's, Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsbura,
and good only on the trains s topping at Stations sp..
dried ou tickets. ~ -
The trains leaving Allegheny City 'at 7:00 a. u..
make direct eonnecUcm mirreepor. -with Walker
line oPStages for Butler and Manual . ..town. Throng!
tickets may- be purchased , at lb. OtSce,No. 3 St,
Clair street, near the Suspensior Brldga Pittsburgl
and at the Depot. Allettomv.
for further information apply to
. ' ' • JAIIES-LEFFIRTS, Ageni,
Fetiend Stree: Depot. ,
-The Western.Feansylvania Railroad will not at.
some any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ay..
parel, 'and limit their responsibility to Otte Hundnoc
Dollars in' value. All baggage exceeding thi.
amount In valve *lll be at the riot of the owner, Un
less taken by special cotract.
' __, -BMW:tat:ill, WILLIAMI
I non, Ren....al Soneristendent, Altoona. Pa.
S tat 2 ° II3 .OINWRII
UNION 'PACffIC lUULWAY,
Eastern Division.
The SHORTEST A.HD MOST ItE.T.4AII" U , ou 4
from the grit to ell points ID - • ,
• ..
•Colorado," Nevada,
.. . ... . . , . •
Califor.idat , Utah,
1riZ01111;
New, 1!1',1.01), Idaho,
Oregon.
• tire' hvaii *rite' te . Line 'and Leivetiwort
I,allr eg ePret4 Lon the mini oltram ,,
aeif 03 ands”
c•ltatiroati m lit; oats, and . Ihmulbal Ant
bt. ; Jo-Railroad from Watley, conneettitv. at Law.
canoe, Topeka- arid Wamego with at,e,,s for al
polawki NAASAllo „gut ot track west or RIR.
worth with the IONIT ED &TES EXPREL 4 B 00N.
PANT 'l5 DAILY LIN R iv OF ERLANI) .11An
&ND RX.PRIISI3 COACRSB FOR • ,
• ~, DEN IrElitt ../aAllr ; . 1.41.1i-Ei
.
dnii all Pointe th the Territoiles,
And with 13ANCERSOIPS TRI-WX_EIELY LINE of
COACHES - for Fort union, Bent's Fort, Pass, Allm;
querque, Santa 4e, and, alt. tiolots in Arizona ant
New sfezieo. • - •
With the recentradditiont of Toning 'stock ta<
equipment; and the arrangements made with re
sponsilde overland Transportation Lines. from itt
western terminus, this road now - oilers unegaalle(
facilities for , the transmission of freight to the Fa:
West.
Tieliate tor sale at al) the principal
United btates and Canadss
Be sore and ask for kets' vis THE SMOICI
'HILL ROCA' f.. ITHION PALI IC RAILWAY
ZbiITEIIN DIVII3IQIS.
Prelght Ano Tlrkep !wilt
STEAMFIVS
TO, LIVER 00 IL ANDate
' 'QUEENSTOWN:
tin! ',ltalian fIWL STS9AISZIIP!►
Numbering sixteen tratroleas vessels. among ther
the celebrated
.OF PARIS, CITY. OF ANTW . EFP,
CITY OF 'BOSTON; CITY of BALTIMORE
, cury , or CONDOM
alnbe tarzny SATURDAY, from Pier 45, Nort.
• s3, , rer..tfew •YOrk.: For ormare or fErtbet Informs
Mon apply to
WILLIAM MINIIHAM, Jr.
• Musty opp O/nrrli STRENT ro n Uct., Cbronlal ok e Inatbitnr.
arbie
-- - „
HERNIA
; Oft. RUPTURE.
Hernia or linpitire cured.
Hernia or finninre
Heinle or Rupture cured.
Scrota or Raptor° cored.
Hernia or Ilupturti cured:
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia or latlptnre : cured.
Hernia or Rupture eared.
, WEREM
Marsh's Budteal Cure Truss.
Ritter's Patent Trues.
Fitch , e Supporter Trull.
Self -Alienating Truss•
Dr. Banning's .Lace or Body Dracut for
becure of Prolaosns rf ter 1, PUCE. Abdoraloll an.
Spinal Weakneersea
pr. S. S. Fit c Ws Silver-Flitted Snpparter.
Pile Props. for the mill:art and cure or Plies
Wraiths Stockings, for weak and varlcoail
vetm.
Elastic , "Knee Cape, for Trenk knee joints
Ankle Stapporteisi,for week knee joints
Snipezuiory Bindages.
Sold at Dr. KgYSEIVS, 140 ffocid
Washingto
A. AND EIRSON.
06Leral,Siii)erittieniieni
WEBSTER',
Rapture or Heroin cared.
Rupturo or p!ernia cared.
jßapillpreor Iterstia..cared. -
linptnre or Hernia eared.
Rupture or HernlO en ed.
Buptnre or ilerniainred.
nnlitilre or Hernia cored.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
3ELF-INJECTING SYRINGES
SEE-INJECTLNG SYRINGES
SELF-INJECTING SYRINGES
SEI:B-INJECTING SYRINGES
Also, every kind of Syringes.
ETU S i rENSORY BLI:DAGE
STM'ENSORT it/..NDAGES,
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES,
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES,
A dozen different kinds
I 6 dozen different kinds
A dozen different kindi.
At Dr. KEYSKR:S, 140 Wood Street.
D rag Store, 'So. 140 WOOD STREET, alga.
o the Golden 3loTtnr. Persons writing for Trusses
should send the number of Inches , around the body,
imoriediatel3 l over the•ruptttre.
. .
Sir DR. rEYSRR will glee tits perßoti.s.l ateen-
ou,to the application of Trusses to aitalts and
children, sad he btaatistled that, with an ei_perlenee
of twenty years, he win be enabled to give satinfse•
Dur4 SED LUNGS.
There le no daiibvrrhatever that - dtr.iares of the
nage,' or taceni of whatever sort, on any of the
ernalorgina Tosy are frVluentlY cued, mid
complete condition ot health established. I.c.tto
elabotmtive Itinetions, ot , which the stomach it the•
primary ind mold important:one,' are restored to
. .
condition to do the repairing of the hamanajaterii,i
•
ulsers'or eoreh; ) whether noon the hogs,' the liver,
the kidneys or the bowels; or upon'th;;t legs, ss
frequently tbe ease, can be made to beat, and a eons.
piete'rtsnd&rd of tkolkith n34,Utbpleheil,
Vire
.Ikaye ' frequently teen these,resialtaltrim 014
use of Dr. KEMP.* LUNEPCIIRE; -a—oleassurt
ill!ingreentite medicine whlcb will ripen up and
pin -gut the sidinal eirete and used
up material. I t IC..iuors
. that 11 . hast, ;mown the
moat Mitre*Dag „ hm:asaing coa . g4, whose vt b a
tliOntWould,thqesten to *hike .the whole conetltiv
itoti to plated, resioi , ed Sn the'eou fee of'-few 1&y
In tone stanallgeasis of eoaenmpfion, or orothea
. .
sometimes htal:blit il•kaYirtro uni es= and annoy
ityc maladies., 1131131 , 11Liacits ' irtt, chronic brOnct4its l
trachltla Or Obarynett?, It laa wongertal aklaTia
tinem4dloina In the . fornar and a sure =On he
hitt:disease.
DR; Eirress 4 B Ltricd Cukts re itlrßiciarm
BOA Or THA MOST YiIXTA;ILE BACRINI •
. AMORY/ SOBS 1:18i4 #.lil:ospleATlN - E IN ,ALUDET7II.
RiOiSATZD. 137,41414 01 TIIZ, 13L001%'' , Mai
whilst it *ads to ite plasma, it 'at' the same time
stimulites, : gently 'tint effectively; the skin, the
kidneys, the flair kid - the glair:dor system to suffl-
eight actloi to inkble the body to take on heaithlbl.
action and entaleite the disease. The elet: and et!
ilictedahould bear in mind the virtues of tuffs great
trtedtaine, and U those who are snlnetenttridive to
the hiliwtance 'of 'welsh, resort to tt in the
beginning of eougb or cold, there would be no
tallinst into declines and rapid consumption.,
hopelessly Incurable and so MOF.S surely fntnl•
Sold by the gross, dozen orfingle bottle, •t
Dr. Keper's
,Great Nedleint3 Store,
140 Wood Street.
DR• KEYSER:I3 lIRSIDF: NT ovules for I.
EXAMINATIONS, AND TUX ITILF,.ATIEENT,
0118T.INATE.C11R0'.11:19 171:3}1E11, 1W .
STREET, PITTI3IIIM II . PA. Once to
a A. w. until 4 T. K
mist Xi ism