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Financial Natters in New York.
Gold Cloud at lug.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
Naw 'roux, January 13, 1869.
• mozmy.- •
The Money market is once more working 1
easier, and the demand on call readily sup-
plied at 7 per cent. The offerings are more
liberal and the Backs getting into stronger
Positions by increasing receipts of currency=
.
from the West. Discounts dull and un
changed. :The Comnionwealtb and New
• York County Banks are taking steps to re
turn to the State system, one of the Albany
Banks doing the lathe. Sterling, which'
was-firm in the morning at 934, closed weak
at 9%@9%. Gold firmer, " opened at 135% '
and closed at 135%. ' •
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noffie AND 5 svCICH.
The market for Governments 'was quiet
and steady durin most ,of the day; Ten-
Forties t .however, vaned materially. At
4 d
the .close thewhole list was stronger.
Coupons 1881, 11 %@112 1 4; do. 132,112%
112% .
%; ; d0.'64. ,108%(4109 do. '65, 109%01
.10'3g; new "do, 108%(4108%; do. '67, 108%
.01108%; do. '6B, 108M4108%; Text-Forties,
107%01107%. "
State bonds strong: Missottrhi, 8734; new
Tent:es:fed% 68@69; new North Carolinas,
621/a63; - Virginia4 581:Louisiana Sixes, 72%
(473; Levee. Sixes,‘ 67%®68%; do. Bights,
79®80. • ~' •- • • ..
The Railviav market is active and higher.
The bull programme isl, progressing vigor
" onsly,•: and 'while the special features are
Reading, St. Paul, Rock Island, Ft. Wayne,
Wabash and Northwestern, the whole list:
is buoyant and excited with a heavy ad
. lance.; , Reading Is under the influence of
the Erie combination. St. Paul preferred..
was very active at the last board•atulln 'the
the long room,' one broker alone taking
•, 5,000 shares. Pittsburgh, Rook Island and
\ Northwest were ; also heavily dealt in.
' Five-thirty Prices : Cumberland, 38%(4
_
39;• Wells Express, 25%(426; American,
38; Adams, 49(0493; United • States,
48%; •31ercbants Union, 13(41336;
silver,Quick
-22(4,23; . Canton, 55%@)56; Pacific
Mail, 23©123%; Western Union Telegraph;
2.3%@)34:. Mariposa, 5;• do: preferred, 20q(4
20%; New York Central; 157@1573/ 8 ; Thie,
38%®3834; do. preferred,- 61%@62; Hud
son • 132;4(4133%; Harlem, 132®133;
Reliding, 45%0145%. Terre Haute, 37; do.
pref., 63%; Nrabash, 6534; do. pref., 73(475;
St. Paul, 753;(4753% do. pref., 95%(495%;
Ft. Wayne,. _122©122%; Ohio snd Missis=
sippi, 3331®113i6; 'Michigan' , Central, 115(4
• 116; Michigan: Southern.9o36®9l; "ICI
,. • nolo Central, 143k®144, 'Pittsburgh, 85%®
853 ; Toledo, 104%®105;. Rock 'lsland,
128%®128%; 'Northwestern, 83%(48336; do.
preferred, 873(487%; Chicago and Alton,
••-
149; St. Joeroreferred, - 103; a C. and 1., C: -
85; _Wabaah; 6234.(453;, Dubuque- and Sioux
C 4, ::; C. tsr, G. E., 48; C. B. & Q., .190;'
• e Shore, 101 3 ; Panama., 342%. - -'
' i ng shares dull; Smith and Parmelee,
Copper _Stocks at Boston--Caltunet, 5; ,
Copper. Falls, 16; Franklin, 143 i; Hecta, 75;
Hancock, -33;; Minnesota, 2; Quincy, 22;
Hartford and Erie, 27%.
Gold export for the week $3,276,680.
Clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
133,67 6 ,0 00 . •
• 15138 TItEAERTRY. -
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The reoeipte at the-Bub-Treasury to-day
were 51,397,714; payments, 51,830,360; bal ,
snoe # 580 813 084. - •4,
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—Markets by Telegraph.
NEW Yoak January 13.—Cotton more
active and fully }lc -better; sales of 11,000
bales at 29kr for - Middling uplands, and
some sales reported as high as 29%. Flour
reoelpts-6,960 "barrels. Flour dull and
heavy and salo lower; sales of 4,900 barrels
at 5,75a13,25 for stiperfine state and western;
0,75a7,25 for extra; 6,130a7,75 for extra west
'erri; 7,1x1a9,65 for white wheat - extra; 6,90 a
9,15 for round hoop Ohio; Bao for extra St.
Louis; 9,50a19,25 for good choice; California
'dull; 150 sacks Sold at 5a6,50 for old and
8,75a11 for new. Rye flour quiet and lower
with sales of 700 barrels at 5,50a7,75. Corn
meal quiet; 200 barrels Brandywine at 5,25.
Whiskey, IW - barrels western at 1,02 for
free. - .7,Beeelpts of Wheat 360 bushels.
Wheat dull and heavy, with sales of. 28.400
bushels at 1,513a1,62 for - .No. 2 spring in
store and afloat. the latter price being an
extreme` one; 12,95"f0r prime' white Call
. fornia. Rye is a shade firmer, sales 1,200
bash of western are reported at $1,52. Bar
,/e y is more active end sales are reported of
' "3,800 buish Canada West at 12,15., Barley
Malt is quiet and sales were made of 500
bush State at 52,10. Corn—recelpta amount
ed to 6,341 bush; market opened firm and
closectsheavy; sake Fwere made of 58,000
tusk at 91495 c for new mixed western; 960
•-= for handsome do. nearly yellow; 92 tor new
white western; 97699 c-for new yellow Jersey;
•$1 for •new yellow Southern; 97,041 for new
white southern; $1;05 for inferior old mixed,
in store; $l,ll for prime do. delivered. Oats
—receipts amounted to.. 625 bush and the
market is a shade armor and more active;
sales ,are
,remtpd of 81,000 bush at ,7 6 / a
,
76%0 for western in store; 77%1178%c for do.
afloat. Linseed Oil is quiet at 97ca$1, cash.
and barrels. • Rice dull. Coffee firm and
quiet. - "Sugar, steady at 113011%0 for Cuba.
Molassesdull; eales 400 bbls New Orleans at
132a80e. • Hops drill at 10a18o for American.
Pet:oleuin firm lit. 190 for crude, and 33a
33%0 for refined bon ded. Wool quiet; sales
100,000 pounds at 45a580 for domestic fleece;
4.8%e-for domestic wool,
and 28a300. for California. Leather; hem
lock sole 'firaf-Itt -28%11.23%c for Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light weights, Coal;
40reliontallingiat 510 • foeNewelastle gas,
and 1117 for ,IdverPool "oint11111; domestic
quiet arid heavy. Spirits Turpentine quiet
• •.!at=52%1580;' 1 Metids--Sheithing Copper an.
settled and low; Ingot Copper very likm at
'24941.24%cs for Detroit. Pig iron unsettled'
and lower at 1188a410 for "Scotch, and $861i40
for Ameriana._ Bar dull at 90a920 for re
- l'f"1 - 10=nedEngilahl$ 11 d.. titmerielitir :Sheet quiet
.. • at 10allo for Russia. Nails dull at 505%0.
, fier forl,clinch, rind • 27a500 for
horse-skoe. . Park,•quiet,aild luniT/1 sales
••of 850 barrels at $29,25a80,00 for new
'mess;' 1128,60128,62 'for old 'flo.; '524109'
*25,25 for prime. and $2428,26 for prime
j- mess; els°, 1,760 bbls new mess; seller for
, six biOnths,.at $29. Beef steady:otitis sales
=
406 bbls at 59a16,60 for new plain mess, and
$14a19,50 for new. vitro mess: - Tierce Beef
heavy,"rirlth gales 1;625 tierces at $27080 for
mesh and. $11.1a37 for India mess.
, • MM B stintd i ri 4 ith Mies 275 bbfs kit .180334.
Vat Meats rmer, with ' sales 240' packages
"•' 'at .1234a130 for shoulders, and 14a170 for
/, - hams. Dressed Hogs are firmer at 18%
,
• Ire for western, and../4a14%c . for. city.
Middies quiet f with sales -190 boxes at 13%0
' for Cumberland cut, .ariff'l6%6. for long
clear. Lard a shade lower, with sales 650
tierces; at 18%a19y,0 for steam, and 19%a
19%0 for kettle rendered; also, 8,750 tierces
steam. seller and .bnyer. for, February
March, April and Jniy,at 19a193:0. ' Butter
quiet and steady at 30a40c for Ohio. Cheese
Arm at 161x2.0c. Freights to Liverpool quiet,
• with engagements fur 20,000 bush-corn, per
steam,
at Bd.
Latest—Flour closed "dull, - and saloo
lower. Wheat without change. Ry e firm
at $1;50a1,52 -western: Oats " more
active and firmer at 76%a76%0 for western
in store and 78%a7913 afloat. Corn dull' at
91a94c for new mixed western, $1,07a1,10%
for old mixed western afloat and in store.
Pork dull and without decided change;
sales of 250 barrels of aiessat $29, seller four
, , months. ' '
_Beef_
_quiet and without' decided
change. Mut meats. steady with moderate
; • demand. .'Bacon in fair request. Lard
dull and heavy at 19%a19140 for fair to
prime steam. Eggs dull at 84a85c.
Dry Goods.—The market is less excited
) for cotton goods. The upward movement
in `raw material has been arrested, but
" nevertheless the prices of certain classes of
• goods
are gradually hardening, partion
larly for printed and plain cotton fabrics.
which "grfrin good - request: ,ItWould seem
" now as.* all elesaes of cotton goods must
advance in thenext thirty days. Speaghe's
new styles of light prints have been opened
at 14%c, while black and medium light
styles are still jobbing at 18a18No. The
Cocheco prints have been opened at 14c,
which is an indication that does sympa
thize with the rapid advance in the price of
other makes. Gnerney & Co.'s prints
opened at 13%c for Hamilton; 1334 c for
Lowell; 113(e for Wamsutta; 10c for Pacific
Percel, and 130 for do. Prints; 1314 c for do.
Peking and colored Alpacas; 25c for do.
Orientals; 21c for do. . Armnres, and 22e for
Pacific. Lawns will open at 18c. The Wain.
sutta bleached mnslins have opened at
23 34c4 White Rock axe steady. at 1734 c for
Lonsdale; 20c for Nashua E, and 190 for
Apnleton A . Heavy Brown Sheetings
steady, at 18 l4c for Waterford X X: 1414 e
for do. BB; 12 for do. 1131, Bootto; 1214 c for
Lawrence 5;:11;40 for Indian Read; 5 1 4 c
for 23 Scotto- double fold, and 18J4 for
Nashua: W ' .
CiNcriNNATr, January 13.-Flour firm,
with family at 87.75a8,00. Wheat irregular
-and held at 51,75a1,80.f0r No 2 and 1; No 1
sold at quotations; $1,70a1,75 represent
the views of buye rs. Corn; inactive de
mand at 65e, and - -holders ask higher;
firm. Barley unchanged; common firmer,
excited and prices higher; middling $1,28a
1,28%. Whisky very dull, with small
sales at 96a99c; but loreed sales. could not
be made better than 95e Provitdons dull
and prices' drooping. Stew Pork held at
$29a29,50. Lard at 19a19%c for prime
kettle; and steam 184 e. Bulk Meats dull,
with sales af shoulders at 11%allty,c, and
sides is*. Bacorrin fair consumptive de-
Maud, with sales 150 •hhds at 13%a13;(43 for
:shoulders, 16%0 for clear rib, 'and 17a17,50
for clear sides. Sugar cured hams 173018 c.
Batter firm a4-33a4Ocr. - Eggs 30. Linseed
Oil dull at $1,05. Lard Oil firm .et $1,60a
1,65. Petroleum flim at 30420 fer refined. ,
Groceries firm and in good demand at full
prices. Timothy Seed $3,50. Gold . 1351/,,
buying. The Money.. market closed at 10a
12 per cent. Exchanke higher at 1-10 pre
mium buying. The Price Current today
publishes returns from one hundred and
• seventy-eight pork packing places in the
West, showing the number packed up to
the close of December and the estimated
packing for the season, resulting in a fall
ing off of 61,676 head in the packing this
year. An increase la weight is shown at
thirty-nine places ranging from . two to
twenty pounds per hog. There is no differ
enee reported. Chicago is not - included in
the`ootings. - ,.
Hogg nominally unchanged and none of
fering. •
Sr. 'Donis, Jan. U.-Tobacco' in better
demand but• the offerings are small. Cot
ton-no sales are reported. Hemp-small
sales undressed at 90c. Flour inactive and
unchanged; superfine 56a6,50; extra $7a7,25;
double extra $7,50a8. Wheat very dull at
$1,50a1,80 for prime to choice red fall; slasa
1,02% for 'do. white. Corn dull and un
changed at 62a68e... Oats unchanged at 55a
580. Barley inactive at $1,85 for prime.
loWa and Illinois. Rye unchanged at $1,25..
Whisky unchanged at 97e. Pork In active
speculative demand; checked thin mess sold
at 429; pork of 800 hogs for March Ist at
229,25; do. of 2,000 for March delivery at $29.
Bulk meats not so stiff; jobbing sales of
shoulders at 124012%c; clear tildes 16%c.
Bacon easier at 13 3 / 4 al4efor shoulders; 17%c
for clear sides; 180 for sugar cured hams.
Lard in small and irregular lots sold at 17%
alB%c. Receipts-flour 3,500 bbls; wheat
1,909 bu; corn 500 bu; oats 3,400 bn; barley
300 bu; rye 200 bu; hogs 3,875 head.
Hogs-all packers but oae hauled off and
the only sales made to-day' were at $9,80,
averaging 208 lite, - and $lO averaging 218
lbs; the number' packed to date is 212,500,
which is about 12,000 less than at the same
time last year. Cattle-good in small sup
ply and higher; common unchanged; the
prices range at 8%871 c gross for inferior to
choice. Sheep in moderate request at s2as
per head for common to choice.
CLEVELAND, January , 13.-Floar dull and
lower; city made $11a11,25 for treble extra
white, 59,50a9,75 for double extra amber,
$8,25a8,50 for treble extra red winter, $7,75a
8,00 for double extra spring; country made
,
$7OO for double extra red and amber,
$7,00 50a8, a8,50 for double extra sprina, and $9,25
alO for double extra white. Wheat-sales
of 1 car No. 1 red winter at $1,75; sales of
1 car No. 2 do. at 11,03. Corn-sales of 1'
car ear, on track, at 85c. Oats held at 63c.
Petroleum active and firm with an upward
tendency; refined lots held at 80a31o, and
82a33c for trade lots.
MILwAUEEE, January 18.-Flour dull
and prices unchanged. Wheat quiet at
, 1418% for No. 1, and $1,12 for No. 2. Oats
dull at 48c. Corn entirely nominal. Rye
Jim at 51,10 for No. 1. Barley unchanged.
Provisions weak. Mees Beef 513,00. Mess
Pork 528,50. Sweet pickled hams 15%a
15%e for prime city. Lard 19e. Dressed
Hogs firmer at $12,50a12,75. Receipts
-8,000 bbls flour; 8,000 bush wheat, 500 bush
oats, 400 bush corn, 3,000 bush rye, 200
bush barley, 1,200 dressed hogs. -
TOLEDO,January 13. -- Flour quiet.
Wheat bi2c, better; closing weak, white
Michigan at $1.73, amber 11,70a1,72. do.
buyer for January at 51,76, No. 1 red at
$1,70, No. 2 do. at 11,60. Corn a shade
lower, new No. 1 at 610, new white 62e,
new rejected at 59e. Oats dull. Rye
quiet. Clover Seed quiet and steady at
$8,50. Dressed Hogs firm and Vo better at
12Mal3c.
Loummat, Jan. 13.-Sales 121 blade. To
bacco-Lugs to medium cutting 4% to 11.7,50.
Cotton 27%. Whisky raw and free 51,00.
Mess Pork. $3O. Lard 19%. Bulk Sheol
ders 12%. Clear rib sides 16; clear aides
16%. Packed Bacon Shoulders 14; clear
rib sides 17; clear sides 17% packed. Flour.
superfine $5,50a6.00. • Wheat 51,80a1,90.
Corn 58a80. Oats 60a02. Rye $1,40.
DALTIMOBE, osprutry 18.-=Flour fairly'
active and- favors buyers. Wheat dull;
„sales of good red at $2,104,15. Corn dull;
I solos of white et 8046, Yellow ,88a90. Oats,
firm at 70a75. Rye dull at $1,4521,55. Pro
-visions 'AIM and in good demand. Mess
,Pork at .830. Bacon, rib aides 17a17%e,
clear sides•l7,o, sboulders 14%a14%, hams
19a200. :Lard 200. • . , „.
MEXPlrte,..Tanuary ,; 18. Cotton firm, at
03340 i• isle in 'the 23renoomai , 294; rebeipts,
86 bales; exports, 498 bales. Flour firm;
p fitV
ertirte $7,0147,50. °Orb; 65a800. Oats
6505 e. Hay, 524424 per:,tuit., Bran, 28a
25e. " Corn Meal, $3,75. Pork: ilk •Lard,
20a21.0. . Balk moats Shoulders. 1234
clear ind, $.6%c. Dreamed bogs, 11% .
8121,0 ex
1:', '
-PoiLaTIELPins, Jan. 13.--Flour depress
ed; sales northwestern extra family at
$7,25a7,75; Ohio unchanged. • Wheat quiet,
but unchanged. • Corn held flrmlY.l new,
yellow unchanged; new white 8507. Oats
in better request; western 72a76. ProVl
- sales at,
11,0 1 at ;
IMPORTS BY RAILiRA9D.
Crainrsuazln awn Pirrannama RAM
BAAD, January 13.-10 cars iron ore, Sboen-'
berger It Blair; 6 ,do do, McKnight. Porter
& Co; 1 do 40, Wood dr, Lukiris; 1 do barley,
J M Carson & Co; 60 hbla fluid, .1 J Palmer
& Co; 2 cars potatoes, Hulett & Bro; 1 car
clay, SM. Kier; 1 car rye, Jos S Finch &
Co; 100 bbla flour, Woodworth dr, Daytriton;
10 hxs bilttles, B L,Fabneatock; 10 kegs to
bacco, S P Mher & Cci; 1 bbl glassware,
Atlantic Glass a Co; 26 bundles handles, Mc-
Gowan dr Co; 21 , bags -oloyeraeed, 10 bdla
brooms, Thomas & Bro; 32 aka cornmeal, J
Kerr; 1 bx walnuts, \Volgt, Mahood & Co; 6
bbls, 3hf do, 1 qr bbl wine, H Zimmerman;
7 bbls oatmeal, 5 do pearl barley. Strickler
& Moriedge; 7 kegs -oatmeal, 3 bbls pe4rl
barley, Dunlevv & Bro; , 15 bbls apples,' H
Riddle; 9 rolls leather, A Y Calhoun; 22'
oil bbls, 4 bbla beaus, 1 bf bbl butter,-Head
& Metzgar; 25 , ht bbis, 25 kgs lard, Little,
Baird it Patton. , , . ~
PITTSBUTIOR, FORT 'WATSR di 01110A410
RAILROAD, January 13.%-Rears metal, Roes,
Graff & Dull; 3do -do, Nimick &X,o; 4 dd
do. ,Superior Iron Co; 4 pkgs butter, W_H
Graff & Co; 50 bbls hlghwines Rodin/181m
& Affelder; 14 bbls lipples,'ll Itealr; 3 cars
limestone, Shoei3berger & Blair; '2l. bbls
apples, Volgt, Milhood & Co; 208 aka oats.
-Marshall dildiller; 272 dodo, Keil & Rltob.-
lart; lot carriage hardware, Hare; & Bro;'182
bbla bone dust, Seward et Campbell; 100
bbla flour, owner; 100 do do, Culp & Sheri--
I
ard; 17\ bbls scrap iron, Brown & Go; 2 bbls
pork, C Wells; 10 bdls broom handles, /7
PIITSBUIGH GAZETTE: THURSDAY. JANUAIa 14, 1869.
17 bdls broom corn, H R McClellan; 15 bbls
mess tork Geo R Book.
ALLEcrEENT VALLEY RAILROAD, Jan
uary 13.-960 bbls oil, Fisher & Bro; 500 do
do, Owston & Sowers; 400 do do, J Galla
gher; 20 do do, Painter & Son; 100 bbls re
lined oil, McKelvy Bro; 5 pkgs dry apples,
Ido tallow, 7do flour, R Robison & Co; 7
bgs rye, B W•lngles; 48 sks rye,; 74 do oats,
Scott &, Gisal; 2 cars limestone, Shoenber
ber & Blair; 2do metal, McKnight, Porter
t Co.
ALLEGHENY STATION. January 13.-1
crate ware, Chris Reisenzine; 78 eke coru,
H W. Berhoist; 3S bbl wine, G Schteline; 9
btils paper,Frazier Metzgar; 1 car shingles,
L Marchant; 2 do barley, J;Rhodes &
RIVER NEWS.
The weather yesterday, was cold and
winter-like, and, thus ' far G. A's. predie
tions have been verified. - The thermome
ter at four r. M. was down to 28, and the
barometer at noon 80 and rising,' indicating
dry cold weateer. Both rivers are falling
steadily with fourteen feet in the channel
last evening by the Allegheny marks, and
two or three 'inches less by the Mononga
hela marks: .
,
Boats in port—New York, Armadillo,
Glasgciw, Maggie Hays; Kate Putnam, R. R
Hudson; Wild Duck and Messenger. -
The inclement weather is retarding work
on the new boats'somewhat.
Tho arrivals since our last report, Include
the New. Yorlc, from Louisville; Glasgow,
from St. Louis, and Armadillo, from New
Orleans, all with fair trips. , The Armadillo
among other items, has a considerable
quantity of sugar and molasses.
The Camelia. from Nashville, is due
here to-day. She is advertised fora return
The Sallie was advertised to leave Cm
nati for Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
The Lorena and Leonidas were ex
pected to arrive at Cincinnati on Tuesday
night. •• • -
The Maggie Hays, Capt. B. C. Martin,
Will be the first boatout for St. Louis, as
will also, the Messenger, Capt. Jesse Dean,
for. New Orleans. These are both first-rate
boats.
The Emma No. 8 arrived at New Orleans
on the 10th. -
Business was more animated at the
landing yesterday in consequence of the
numerous arrivals; shipments, however,
continue light, 'which is owing in part, at
least, to the bad condition of the levee.
—The Franklin County Court has
voted 875,000 for the improvement of Ken
tucky river navigation.
—The towboat Kanawha, coming out of
the Kentucki river, last week, sunk two
loaded coalbohts at the head of Red
House Chute. They belonged to the Coal
burg Company.
—lt has been resolved to build steamers
to run between the Falls of St. Anthony
and, the head of navigation on the Upper
Mitaissippi. -St. Louis boatmen are Inter
ested in the movement.
—Captain Jeseph Schofield, formerly en ,
glneer on the Cincinnati and Marietta
packet Edinburgh, purchased the little
stern-wheeler Fawn, last week, for the
Muskingum river trade.
—A St. Louis dispatch says: _ Several
mountain boats Will be strengthened , with
the new requirements by the Board of Un
derwriters in regard to insurance. The an
noun w ent that . another line to Vicks
burg, t go into operation in the Spring,
has caused considerable excitement is boat
ing cirdes.
—The Empire, which sunk in the Mis
sissippi some days since, had the following
itemsiof freight for Pittsburgh: Arbuoklea
dc Co.; 10 bhds sugar; Atwell Jc Lee, 13 do
do; Watt, Lang. a. Co., 24 do do; W. Besiege
cit, Col ; 20 do do; Carter, McGrew it Co., 13
do do; Allen, Kirkpatrick & Co., 20 do do,
74 bibs molasses; T. & W. T. Furguson, 64
dodo. _
—The Vicksburg Times of recent date,
says; The Visuanita passed down twenty.:
five days out from Pittsburgh, having left
that smoky city on December 11th. She
delivered her freight here uuder, a protest
entered at Memphis. We saw a copy of
the instrument and it simply save, the
Wauanita " met with a disaster . " The na
ture of which, also time and place, was not
stated; nor could we learn any p articulars
of the accident.
—Sari the Cincinnati Gazette: There is a
dangerous snag at the head of MoCutiom's.
near the Ohio shore, where steamboats
run. I Several boats have struck. it re
cently coming up. There is another ugly
snag lodged on rthe point at East Bend
We clip the following from the same
paper: Steamboatmen who know the ca
pacity of the John H. Gresbeck must have
been surprised yesterday to learn by a dis
patch that she was coming up the river
witn 800 tons aboard.
—The old habit of taking two months or
a month and a half to run from Pittsburgh
to New Orleans seems to be in vogue again.
The Watumita passed Vicksburg 25 days out
from Pittsburgh, having left that smoky
city on Decamoer llth. She delivered her
freight there_ under a protest entered at
MetntshiL—Louievifte Courier. •
The Bellevernon, which boat arrived on
Satarday,(n3ado the round trip from Pitts
burgh to New Orleans and •back in thirty! =
three days, besides losing -a good deal, of
time by fog. WiU the Courier make a note
of Ude?
—Lbuisvill e tel egram to the Cincinnati,
Commercial says: The Marine Association
adopted, the following resolutions, from
the B . t. Louis Marine Charitable Associa
tion, regulating pilots in regard tti
""That she new steamboat bill now before .
Congress be se amended, that in case , of
busts meetineatnighcit 'hall be the duty
of the pilot of the boat, when
meetings der:eliding boat, to stop' his en
gines, within 'SOO yards, and* the down- ,
:stream boat to' Work slow; the 4 deoending
;boat then to 'bratty. which side she desires
to take, and to, keep up the eignal until the
ascending boat responds, when both boats
canassume their headway, if satisfied of no
danger of , collision." They also adopted a
resoiution'in favor, of the steamboat bill
now
befbre Congress, introduced by Elei
erg Pile, favoring the adoption of it in lieu
of the•recent steamboat law.
LaursviaLE, Jan.' 18.d—Itiver idling with
nine feet Water in canal. Weather clear
and mild.. •
TORN - Ao STRAIN, •
, .
A.I4DEFtWir,
EX-OTTICIO 'JUSTICE OP THE PEACE AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE. •
Once 11% vIrrit , BTREET, opposite the Cathe
dral, Pittsbergh, Pa. ;Deeds, Bonds. Mortgagee
Antsdwhidirments. Depositions and all Legal stilt.
neer'szecuted with Promptness and dispatch. B .
A AItERION,
43.1 11 / .
' justice of the Peace, • .
CONVEYANCE*, REAL ESTAYE & INSURANCE AST
oA.RsoN STREET. EAST BIRMINGHAM.
1701100Gon,of Rents leolloited and promptly attend
ed tO. , my::y6o
J . - rEaotsoN,
. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
SECOND ILOOE• . IrnorrßOOlt;
IMO W. H.IDDELL,
ATTOR!IIr.I77ArLATAt
w' l " , '"i'issurg.t.:trrtliouse
/ MS
NOTICE.—An application will
e wade for the ptirdon uf HIJUH coNOLLY
and /DAbIEL M4ll MAY. convicted of r. eelvlng
stales sofa. , PAWS •
River Mid Weiner.
No. 137 Fifth Street,
PITTBBURI3H. FA.
FOR CAIRO' 'AND ST.
Lou' S.—The steamer
ISAGGIE HATS Capt. B. C. MA T IN.
Wlll leave for the above ports THIS Day 14th
For freight or passage apply on beard or to.
JOHN FLACK.
J. 11. COLLINGWOOD. •
HRIEST HAZLETT. •
at ' or JoHN FLACK. Agents.
FOR CLARIS sviLLEx i dE i t
AND NA.P.H.N.ILLE.—The ant.
►teamcr
NEW YORK
Will leave (dr gbe above port' on SATURDAY,
tbe16 . 13 inst.
• For freight or passage apply az board. or to
tliHitlEaT HASLETT.
FLACK L COLLINGWOOD.
al: • JOHN Irt..AcE.". agents.
MEMPHIS AND
isi dE l t
NEW ORLEANS—The steamer
ESSENURR..... .. .. . JisszDZiote_commander,
MI 11l leave for the above ports-cia..THURSDAT,
the 14th inst., at 4 o'clock r. x.
For rrelght or f. toirassage apply on board or to
J FLACK, It. CoLLINGOOD, JAME
COLLINS. ClioillLES BARNES, and ORllth
& HAZLETT.
Through receipts given on the above boat to Sel.
mt. Eutaula; Renton, Montgomery, +Ala., and all
other ;Writs on the Alabama river and Texas ports
at the lowest rates by
Jell 43HRIEST & HASLETT.
p SBURGH,
. WHEELING, •
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave Company's Wharf Boat. foot of Wood street,
DAILY, AT 'S . M. .
' TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. •
BAYARD A. 8. Barnum% Mester.
WISJNZSD.CES AND BArraDATs,
OBEY NAOMI C. LA3IISDNAN, Master.
Yrelght win be reeved at all heirs by
sale JAMES COLLINS. Agent.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
J. L. D1LLurazu..........
DELLINGER et 4 STEVENSON,
COM:MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
RECEIVE AND SELL
Ail Kinds of Country Produce
All orders 'for Merchandise promptly tilled, at
LOwsei market rates. Particular attention given
to the sale of Butter, Eggs, Cheese Dried Fruits,
de; We feel confident that we cau give entire sat
lsfaction, by making Quics estate and ritogrr as
suage, at Blouses MARK= PRICX.B, and therefore
resoectfully solicit your consignments. AU corre
sonderlee aaswered promptly. Marking Plates
Banished free. Grain In store and to arrive daily.
• aultla7B
EEI . T A B__L EDBYA. & T.
.i r Rave
GORKLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(D(S2CTLIC OPP. EA.GLYC ROM')
• :yle
prrrontrucirf.
WATT, LANE/ & CO.,
Dza.sas
GINICATICI, Flour, Grain, Produce, Pro.
visions, Fish, Cheese, Cirbou Oil. ste“
Nos. 172 and 174 WOOD STREET, sear Liberty
street. Pittsbtran. Pa. not:nas
K. 111%7L1A
ittir STEELE Si, SON,
Commission iferchants,
AND DIALNIIB LW
FLOUR. GRAIN. NIE.V.I), eta.
Ho. 93 01110 STEM 'near Mut Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY. P -
J. Si CA2(711:10 A. T. CANIPIZLD.
ilB. CANFIELD & SON, COM..
MBSION MERCIIANTS. and - Wholesale
eraers in Goshen, Factory. Hamburg and W. ill.
Cheese, Better, Lard Port. Bacon ,' Floor. • Fish,
Dried Fruit; Grain. /trail, Pot, Pearl and Sods
Ashes, White Lime, eed, Lard, Coal and Car
bon Ms. No. 141 Tim street. Pitubureh.-
KIM JAB. 1.
PICT=
KEEL & 111 1 CIWIT,
COMMISSION MICRCHAN'I'S,
•
AND DILAISEB LE
PLOi7R, OBAIN, BICIDS, MILL FEED. IC., ac...
• 849 Liberty Mt., Pittsburgh,
my94:b37
AL= 111 , 11.4.1111 s .
MCBANE & ANJEIt,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE GEN
ERALLY, No. 14a WATlsil STREET, above
Ihnithdeld, Pittaburgn. ter.
FETZER & ARMSTRONG, •
POILWASDING AID MCBCDWITes
For tie sals of Mar, Grain, BUM:4 Lard, Butter,
MARK], Pried Fruit,. Lad Produce generally, No. 16
T BTREILT, corner of First, Pittsburgh.
L . J. lILA.NCILUID,
iThoinside and Retail Groans,
No. 396 PENN STREET.
&alma
SONY. KNOX ' ANNUM/ KNOX.
ItKNOX. :& ON,. COMMISSION
iNERCELLYTE3 and dealers In FLOUR.. OWN
L FEED'and PRODUCE OENERALLY, No.
1,9 DIAMOND. oppootlto Caty Hall. Allng4any City.
ITTLE, ' BAMD & PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants an
eat e rs,e in Froduoe, Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Fish,
upon and Lard Oil,. Iron, Nails taus, Cotton
arns and sit P'*.tsbnish •Ifinnta Pittsburgherally
IUI and gage digOONDWPRIZET. • ,
1011 x t:
ioHlii , I: ROME & 13R0&_ 1 . Sue
ceseors 401 IN I. 1101 M I CO., Wholesale
mere Comtnisalcrn Werehalta, Corner of
sated Ind Water Streets. POtstruriti. Ps. •
i00111111Plea.::.. • • wA 11Lac2
Q fIiiVALLACEI_WHOLE 0
• BATA ROOMS AND 191014101; DIALERS.
ao 6 4141F.TH pttsburtia. lia2atit
PROFESSIONAL.
WOl. IL rifEEPIqB,
.ILLDIRMLYriIth I'IL'.OFFICIO JUSTIOE Or
„ . . TR& ZEACL: I . , .-. __ • • -
OFFICE; 89 FIFTH AVENUE.'
. .. . ...
special "Vet:aloft' Wen to conveyancing and tol.
'actions Deeds. Bends and Mortgages drawn up,
'and all legal madness attended to promptly and ac.
jos. A. otrTLEn,
POLIOE lAGIBTBATIL)
ow" U 6 STIUDIT, near
PITTABFBOR, PA. •
Deeds, , Bonds; Mortgages. Acknowledgments':
DepOiltiollll. CollecUous, and, all other leglttmal
bustuess executed promptly. ratemo
SAMUEL McNIASTERS,
A..T.DvatistALDr
Ex-Dlacto ansticent the Peace and Police I Mairls
trate.. Dace, BRANT nTREET, opposite the Cs,
thed, PITTSBUBt3H, ,
Dee m s Bonds, Mortgages, 'Acknowledgment!,
penes tio, and all Legal Business executed with
promptness and dispatch., mble
RIJSTACE "S. MORROW,
ALDERMAN,
NX,OPF/ClO ylltifTtOZ OF. THE mole AND
POLICE MAGthyBATE.
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBUREIVA
Deeds. Bonds, Mortga6s, ..ficknowledgmenti,
Depositions and ell Legal Btudness executed with
Tom .tuess and thermion. . mvtio
He C. MAC../94/".!LP
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
apiror73
rich $9 Grant Street,
my24:t4S
''ARCEUBALD' BLAKELEYi
A.TTOItM3I7iin..LT-14A.NV,
aw 1111 IFIYTII STRELFTs,
1 1 4031 0411 /
---
ELEILIILt OR RUPTURE.
Hernia or Rapture cured.
Ronda or Rupture cared.
ernio or Rupture eared.
Hernia or Haptare cured.
Hernia or Rupture Cured.
Capt. RtCumoND
Hernia or linptnre eared.
Hernia or BapLure cured.
Hernia or Rupture eared.
• . . .
Rupture or Hernia cured.
I
- . Rupture or Hernia cured.
' Rapture or Hernia eared.
ile,
Harshte lea Cure Truss.
Ritter , . Patient Truss.
Fitch's Supporter Truss.
SeiSadsust as Truss.
Dr.illaruaingts Lace or Body Brace, fcc
i hecaratif•Proirris Uteri. Piles. Abdominal en
Spinal Weaknesses.
Dr. S.M. Fit ch , s Sliver-Plated Supporter.
PileiProps. for the support and cure of 'Piles.
Elastic StOrkings, for weak and Taricou
reins.
....A. s. ormurason
Elastic lee Caps, for weak knee joints.
Ankle Supporters, for weak knee joints.
Suspensory Bandages.
Sold at Dr. insgirs, ,- 140 Wood
J. A. BTSZLIC.
At Dr. KEYSKEVS, 140 Wood Street
iirDrug Store, No. 140 WOOD STREET,
o the Golden Mortar. Persons writing for Trnsse
should send the number of inches .round the body
laurtedistely over the raiture.
ten to the sUpliestiou'ot Trusses ha adhlts and
children, and he a eatisiled that, with =experience
of twenty years, he will be enabled to giTe satisfies
0121=
tion.
DISEASED LUNGS.
lungs, or otters of whatever sort, on any of the lit-
ternal organs may be. and are frequently eared, and
a complete coadltloa of health estatillihed. • If the
elaborative fosictfons. of which the, stomach is the
pirrsinneu. PA.
f/TTISSIIWitHiPm
Rupture or. Hernia oared.
Rupture or Kerala:enrol.
Bnptuire or Hernia lured.
linOtare or Hernia eared.
Rupture or Hernia cured.
3gLF-INJECTING ST;IINGES.
SELF-INiZOTING BYfEINGES.
SELF-INJECTING SYItDIGES
SMS-INJECTORI STIIIN4E3J
Also, every kind of Splngee.
° SIISPENSORY BANDAGE .
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES,
SUSPENSORY BANDAGES,
BUSPM:BORT BANDAGES,
A dozes dlferent kinds
A dozen different kinds.
A dozen different kind..
Aar DR. ICETBED will give Lie personal *Den
There Is no doubt whatever thit diseases of the
Floury and most Ltaportant one, are restored to a
condition to do the repairing of the imam eystenta
cleere or iores, whether upon the luny, the liver
the kidneys or the bowels, or upon the legs, as Is
frequently the ease, can be m.ade tphell. and a coat
plate standard of health re-eitabllebed
•
we Lave fhiquent;y seen these resuitsfrom the
use of Dr. SZYNERII , LITEG CUBE, a pleasant
slut agreeable' , medicine. will •ripvi lap and
'oily out el the animal economy s/1 effete and used
up materiel: Dr:IC. salve that' be has known the
stoat distresplng an harassing coughs, whims vibrie
Was would threataa to shake 4e whole eaastita
bin to pleimi, removed In tpe mine of s few doe,
lw tau strt4lts lea of ooruiptfon, or of Otte
Nwitetlmes fittpl, but tlwayttrowblesomprowl tutor
ABS 11 4 1241110 11 . Wring at esttrrth tbronto brouctilift,
truhltia It Is a *cadged slier&
Ittait medicine/ In the:former andw lure out in. he
dlattie. i.
I 'Di. :UMW& lanoraLClnaVlsr ziatonsa'si
adinfor win MIOBT VALUABLE i'LANTB Alm) aims
icercrwx To its warn; AND etrawrrrs IN ALL DST*
bi 14211*TKAIT iima, tad
whilst ) !t adds to its plaiima. It at the same time
stimulates, gently but eirectlvelb the AIN the
kidneys, the livirs and the glattalai astern to HA.
eleniletion to enable the body to take on health&
setion and eradleateStie disease. The idek and of
dieted should beir In mind the •irtnes of this gnu
medicine, and II those who are' satdolently alive to
thefmpottance of health , will risio4 in'it is tie
beginning of a cough or icOlg,.there would beno
falling into declines and mild consumption,
nopelesaly Incurable and so mosiwely &SAL
Bold by the poet, dozen or simple bottle, at
NM
geyser's great Medicine Store
WOod Street,
KEYBKIVS. BZBIMENT OFFIOI3 for L
=MI:MATIONS. AND THE TREATMENT
°RUMAT!, CRIUOVIO °MASER. 120 PEN
fi TEZET, PITTIBURUB, PA. Waco hours from
•A. it. uatU r. it.
Mut 11/1
V.) ITTSBURGH andaligagin
CONDLELIATILLB
On and after TUESDAY. Noyernber, 17th. 18611
trains will arrive at and depart from toe Depot cm•
ner of Grant and Water streets; as follows: •
Deport. Arrive.
U
Mall to and from nlonton. 7:00 A. st. 6:00 P. /11
McKeesport Acconustodt'n.ll:oo 111. 3:05 P. it. .
Ex. to and from Uniont"n. 3:00 P. st. 10:10 A. at.
West Newton Accommod'n 4:30 P. Y. 8:35 A. its
Braddock's Accommodat'n 6:15 P. X. '1:50 P. K.
Night Ace. to Melieesport.lo:3o P. M. 15:45A. Ki
Sunday Church Train to and
1443 m West Newton..
1:002. is. 10:00,A.11/
Bo: tickets apply t.O • •
J. B. SING, Agent.,
W. B. STOUT. Superintendent. noW
MirirGE of TIME.ENN -
oitErgy VALLEY RAILROMI
On and after MONDAY, November 9th, 1551
7WO TRAINS DAILY •win lea" e Pittsburgh Sta.
Mon, corner ofEleventh sad Pike streets Pm
lin, Olt City, Buffalo, and all points in the 011 Be•
eons.
LZAVF.PITYI3III7R 6II . 1 1 / 1 11117. ne.pirragtrEapt.
Mall 7:15 am Mall^ - 8 4opm
Express 710 p . m Express........ 6:ao a M
Brady's Et , d Ao 3:00 p m Brady. lt , d Ao10:30 a
Ist Soda Work - _ Ist Soda Works _
AccoMoWn..lo:so ain Accomoda , n. 9.20 nt
2d Soda Works _ Yid Soda Works _
AccoMod'u s:uts p Acoomoden. 3ists p
01117011 Train leave PiStsburgh at 1:10 p. m. Ai.
rive at Pittsburgh at 9:50 A. x.
Passengers taking express train have but one
Change of cars between Pittsburg.h Buffalo and 011
Regions. Mail and Express Trains step only at
paißelyal points Mixed Way and Accottunodatiola
trains stop at all stations. _
THOMAS M. KING, Assn. &Vt.
W. FOSTEB HOPE, Ticket Agent. - nog
TTSBURGII a t naggla
_ ,
• CINCINNATI AND BT.
17/8 RAILWAY.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE,
CHANGE OF TINE.—On and after SUNDAY.
N n v o 2 D d p l o B t, o B as
fo tra o m s T l t av rg d
imar e r : vat Qs
Depart. Arrtot.,
Mall Expren 3:13 a. m.19:13 a. Ms
•
Past Line • 10:13 a. m. 7:33 p. m.
Feud Express • 2:88 p. m. 12:18 a. Me. ,
Mixed Way - 5:4-3 M. 6:43 p. ,
McDonald 's AcoM, No. 1..11:98 a. m. 8:33 p.raa
Steubenville AccoMmodM. 3:38 p.m. 9:418 a. m
MoDaaald'sAce , a, S.. 5:08 p. 331. 3:13 P. M.
.10r 11:58 P. st. 'Express will leave daily.
19:13 P. M Mall will arrive daily.
The 10:13 a. m. Traln leaves daily, Sundays ex.
cepted, and makes close connections al Newark for
Zanesville and points on Bandasky, ,klanstield &
Newark R. R.
.8. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent.
W. W. CARD, Burn., Btenbenville. Ohio. •
alffIMM
I M3 PORT WAYNE & CHICAGO Hi
W. AND CLEVELAND &PITTEBUBGH E. IL
From Dec:. 90th„_ 18613 trains will leave .;rront
and arrive at the - UnionDepot, north aide, Pitts
burgh city time, as follows:
Leave.
Chicago En_. t ., 3:03 mil
Erie & Ygn Sin 7:213 ant
Cl. & Wh`gll , l 098 am
Chicago Nail.. 0:58 a roli
Chicago a tai4
Cl. & 2:93p n. , !
Chicago 9:43 pm .
yre &
port f Zrie rom „Alle Ex.' 4:
gheny.s3 ptr.
•De
N. Brigt'n Ac. 5:58 a m
Leetsdale 0.0:28 am
" 11:53 a m
'Rochester " -1:33 pnl
Leetsdale Ace. 3:58 pm
N. Brigt'n " . 5:33 pm
N. Brigt`n " s:sBpinl
T.eetsdale " • 10:43pm
Leetsdale Sun
day Church... 1:13 pm
MP 9:43 p. m. Chicago
.0.11:55 a. m. Chicinic
del P. R. MYEltri,
'VENNSTLVANIA.B
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
n and after Nov 28th. 1868. Trains will ar
rive at and depart fr om tbb Union Depot, corner of
Washington riv and Liberty streets, as follows: •
• Are. Depart. •
Mall Train.... 1:30 a m ;Day Express.. 2:30 aEt
Fast Line 2.40 a mtWall't No. 1.. 6:30 a no.
Wall's No. 1.. 6 2U am Train 8:15 a m
BrintonAcc'n. 7:50 a m *Cincinnati Ex 19:38 p m
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a m Wall's N 0.2.. 71.1:20 ald
C itiellllLStl El. • 8:40 ant Johnstown AC. 3:25 pM
Johnstown Ac.10:35 a m Braddocks Nol 4:20 pin
Baltimore Ex. 1.45 p m Phila. Express 5:10 p
Phila. Express 205 pm Wail's N 0.3.. 520 p •
Wall's No. 5... 1:30 pm Wall's N . 4.. 6:15 pm
Braddocks '14°,1 5:50 pm Fast Line 7:50 pM ,
Wall's No. 1. 1:95 pm Wall's lto. 5.; MOO p m
Way Passen'r.lo:2o p ml .
The Church Train leaves Wall's Station ever?
Sunday at 9:15 a. to., resching.Pittsburgh at 10:06
a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p. m.
and arrives at Wall's Station at 2:00 p. m.
*Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All other trains
daily except Sunday..
For further information apply to
W. 11. BECKWITH Ant.
ge
The Pennsylvania Railroad Complany4lll not as•
game any risk ibr Baggage, except for wearing ape
navel. and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner. vine
less taken by specialcoritract.
_ • EDWARD IL WILL
General Superintendent, Altooa.
non
WESTERN PENN-MINIM
SYLVANIA
'AD.—en and after or. - 22d, 1559: - the Pas.
rolla e ;il T r i U n itv op
2 e anl e re ern i T rrn Y rfut ili
Street Depot,. Allegheny City, sus follows;
ArriM. Depart.
SmMgd , e No 1, 6:40 ml Mail • i... -1:001
Freeport No. 1 13:20 a m,Freeport No. I 9:15 a m
- .F.xprese /0:40 am Sbarpb`g No.111:20 am
Sharpteg No.l 1:25 p m
i k , itr ig ess 2:4.5 pm
Freeport No. 4:00 pm S Nol at 3:20 p .
Mall 6:55 p m eport No 2 5:20 o
Springd , e No 2 6:45 o m StnintVe Na 2 7;10 p m
Aboye trains run daily except .
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Janet. every
Sunday at 7:40 a. in., reaching Allegheny City at
9:60 a. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny City at
p. m. and Waive as Allegheny Janet. at 3:45
p. m.
._OOIO6TrAtION Ttorirril — For sale tn , packages f
Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut street,
Eieree,Beanett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsburg„
and good only on the trains stopping at Stations spe•
tined on tickets.
The trains leaving Allegheny' city witholl.a. mi
make direct connection at Freepon Walker
lmeofStagesforßntlerandHannah; town. Through
tickets may be - purchased 'at the Office, No. 3 St.
Clair street,near the Suspensim Bridge Pittsburgh
and at the Depot. Ailegbes' -
For farther inibrmation apply to
JAMES - LEFFERTS, Agent,
• - , , Federal. Street Depot.
The Western' Pennsylvania Railroad will not ass
some say risk for Baggage, except for wearing
parel, and limit thotr_responslbtlity to one Hundred
Dollars in- valtre. All.l baggage exceeding this
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, un
less taken by special contrast.
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS,
unit metwal iinneriatendent, Altoona. Pa.
=I
SDI© I W HILLMMEM
IMON, PACIFIC RAILWAY'
Tie SHORTEST AiMidOST BIELIAS•
Croiat4e Zan to W pc4t,s, 1a
Colorado; - Nevada, •
61141i4)inot,
• , „ • ,
- 'Vito Trains leave' State tile arid Leatekwort,
per, %maim excepted, on Mean-Wel 01 titans
P i0d1143 Railroad from tit. Louis, and 11.Mnibal and
St.: Jo itaiiratit from Wine,. • conneetin.,at Law.
canoe, Topeka and Wamego with sta,ms tor all .•
latium-ht Esneeiiii At end . at, track west at Ent.
worth with the TED STATES EXPRESS CON.
.P.A2WI I B. DAIL Mae OF OVRILLANDINAIL
LND BLENNIDI CVAOHES FON
ISM
~
DI3MVIM4 BAMIX' 7-Airram4
And all Points In the Territories,
And with 5AND161502143 TRI-WEEKLY LINE of
00A01113 ft* Tortlinion, Bent's Fort,-Alba•
. v e we esti s c ra Fe, and di points in Lrlsona and
-With the racer: ?additions of rolling stock and
equipment, and the arrangements made with reo
otionsible Overland Transportation Lines from its
western terminus, this road now offers unequalled
W
for the transmission of freight to the Far .
West.
-Tickets for sale at all the principal offices in the
United States end oanadu
Be 'sure and ask for 0 Pets via THE 83i08T
BILL ROUT UNION FACI 10 RAILWAY
EARTNIUK
rrsi LivEitteolk!„.AND s igh
C;gIEENSTOWN.
TUE INMAN MAIL STEAVISIIIPC
Nombertng sixteen erst-elaser vessels, wrung Ora
the celebrated
OM OF PANUI . OP ANT WETP
CITY OF Bc) argrpmajz?tu
tsiopvoi •
Selling EVERT BA.TUNDAY. tram Mr 45, Nort6
Myer, New York. For imago or farther Inform&
lion &Niro
WILL LAN BINOH Ail, dr.
RAILROADS
' ve.
Chicago Ex.. Arri .
2:13 a 16
Chicago Ex.... 11:8 S
a ni
Wheeling Ex-11:13 am
Crestline Malt.. 3:63p na
Chicago Ex.... 4:38 pm
Cleveland Ex' 4:08 pm
.Erie A Yg , n Ex 6:13 pm
Cl. AlVti , g Ex 6:58.pm
Arrive in Allegheny.
N. Brigt'n Ac. 7:03 ael
N. Brigt'n " 8:98 a m
New Castle " 10:33 am'
Leetsdale ‘. 9:13,a m
" _ 1:08 pm
N. Brigt% " 2:43 pm
Leetsdale "
7:18 o al
" 4:53 pm
"
Leetad.al l ;
Pan
day t,h rch... 9:68 a m
Express leaves daily.
Express arrives daily.
General Ticket Arent.
Eastern Division. ,
ArEzeltil) Washingto
ifew, Sack% Idaho,
`OrelOn.
,
ANDpR9O:III
GeLeralSuperinten!lent
a. • WEB-W.lEl,ls
Genera:Freight and 21.1kee Agent
STEAMSHIPS.
II