.rinancial llatters u•New. , York.
Gold Closed at 135);@1353.i.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette:3
NEW Yolur, February 2, 1889.
MONEY.
Money fairly active at seven per cent.
on call, with exceptions at six; supply
Vglial to the demand. Sterling firmer at
9%,@9X. Gold, without decided change,
;Opened at 135K@135%, but fell to 1435,t5
'and closed firmer at 13531@135:g.
ports to-day, 036,000.
1
BONDS AND SPOORS.
Governments improved an d demand
higher. Coupons of 1881, 112,V„,®1123‘;
.41,4 113%®113N; id°. 'B4, 109x®
-104‘; do. 'or, no i xogllo,y,; new do.,
108%@108X; do. '67, 108 ,0g1Cey; do.
'6B, lesmeDl ; Ten-Forties, 108y,1141083(.
State securities steady. Missouris, /16
q,s6y‘; Old Tennessees, 6734 ®68; New
Tenneasees, 67@673i. North Carolinas,
60 x @SOX; Virginias, 62®6235; Louisiana
Levee Sixes, 6 8%68; do. Eighths, 88.
The stock market opened with better
feeling and prices won improved ##®2
per cent. Ttte features were New York
Cieritral, Michigan Southeni, Rock Island
and Northwestern:' The first named
---ranged from ,18014: to 164; Rock Island
advanced to 131%; Michigan'Southern to
1p:w; Northestern to 83K, for common
and- 89 34 for - preferred:— At the first
regular board, however; the market
weakened and subsequently declined
X(4)34 per cent., The favor in
York Central is due to the m rable New
re
ports concerning Jenck'sinjunction case.
Erie dull and lower. Columbus, Chloe
go et Indiana Central • has fallen 6 per
cent. since yesterday. In the afternoon
railroad speculation was buoyant and
there - teas again a sharp — advance in
prices, and the closing quotations were
about the highest of the day, th ti e market
t showing great strength at 5:30 P. N. MS.
.cellaneous shares firm. Express active,
being now called at the morning board.
The Express says the situation among
the Ei.press Companies seems invested
with a peculiar interest, in view of the
• continued rise In stocks, which have
been stricken from call of two boards,
and this in the face of large watering. The
reports that the Adams Company intend
to sell stook, variously stated at $3,000,
000 to $3,600,009, are without the slight
est foundation, in fact.' The Adams and
United States have partially arranged
their settlement with, the American and
Merchants Union, by which they are to
recover routes surrendered to the Mer
. chants Union when the late combination
was made. The Adams gave up on this
arrangement twenty-six per cent.
and ' the United States sixteen per
cent. of their routes anti amount
in stock and cash, which tile Adams is
to par to the reeeiver. Their old lines
comprise but a very small portion of
;3,600,000, the amount reported. The
United States of course would have - to
pay even a smaller sum than the Adams.
The recept purchases of the Adams are
understood to be on account of stock to
be delivered to the American and
Merchants Union in part payment. Some
brokers have consulted with the Presi
dents of the. Adams and United States
Companies and both of those gentlemen
express their entire willingness to have
their transfer, books removed to a re
sponsible trust company, but are com
pelled to await the authorization of their
'- Boards of Directors at the next regular
monthly meeting.
Pive-thwty Pricetu—Crimberland, 383vgi
88 %; Wells Express, 31 1 /; American
4735®48; :Adams, 6734068; United States,
c50®53; Merchants' Union, 18 1 40)18X;
Quicksilver, 244@)24; Canton, 59,41g60';
Pacific Mail, 118X@119; Western Union
Telegraph, 3934@39yf; Mariposa, 7%®8;
do. preferred, 25%©26; New York CenL
tral, 165 %® 1 65%; Erie, 37N4g3754; Had- .
50n,1353.;@136X; Harlem, 13554@137;
Reading, 98%©98%; Terre Haute, 41®42;
do. pref., 68®8835; Wabash, 6535(4)65%;
do. preferred, 77(4)78; St. Paul, 75g©
76%; do. preferred, 81 3 / 4 ®82 Ft. Wayne,
120Xig121; Ohio and Mississippi, 8835®
38c; Michigan Central, 119©120; Michi
gan Southern, 94%®95; Illinois Central,
13034; Pittsburgh,' 95X®95W,; Toledo,'
104M,©105;. Rock Island, • 131©13Ig;
Northwestern, 84;;®84K; do. preferred,
92/®9234; Columbus, Chicago and Indi
ana Central, 504, Alton,' 153; do. St. Jo
seph, 110; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 189; Lake Shore, 101%; Cleve
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana
74.
Mining shares --Grass Valley, 42; Greg
•ory, 275; Quartz Hill, 71; Montana, 452.
Copper Stooks at Etoston--Calutnet, 50;
Copper Falls 15; Franklin, 15X; Heels,
70;Hancook, , By e i Minnesota, 2; Quincy,
21,41.
SUB-TREA.I3IIRY.
Receiptq, at the Sub-Treasnry,lll,lAo,6o6;
payments, 074,007; baLance, $84,0145,878.
Markets by Telegraph.
Haw Yonar; February 2.—Cotton is
more active and firmer, with sales of
7,000 bales middling uplands at 29e,
including 2,500 ,bales in tranait. Flour;
receipts of 8,331 barrels; the market is
a little more active on common grades.
and dullana aeclining on all other kinds.
with sales of 7,100 barrelh at /5,70a6,20
for Superfine state and western; $6,85,
-7,15 for extra State; 86,80a7,50 for extra
western; #7,55a9 for white wheat extra:
116,70a9,00 for Round Hoop Ohio; $7,50a8,50
for extra St. Louis, and s9al2 for good to
!choice do., the market closing quiet.
California flour is nominal at, $5,25a8,00
for old,. and $9,25a10,75 for new. Rya
flour is heavy, with sales of 350 barrels
at $5,25a7,35 , the latter an extreme. Corn
Meal is more active; with sales' of 1,000
barrels at 1 . 4 . 951 5 5 , 00 .'iWA5ky
ky is lower at n for western and soiree.
Whear,heavkand easier; with no receipts;
sales of 34,000 bushels at $457a1,61 for
,NS. 2 spring, in ,store- and, delivered;the latter an extreme, .1,08 for athber
Canada, $2a2,05 fonWhite Michigan, and
white California on private terms. Rye
quiet at 81,60 fur Choice western. Barley
• quiet. Barley Malt dull; sales 500 bush
•at 12,12. Corn; receipts 2,211- • bush;
heavy and easier; sales 41,000 bush at 90a
92M0. for, new' mixed wentern, 930 for
western_ yellow, 91a930 for yollowVersey,
-90 c for Ifeiv'Orleantr- White. and 95a95303
for southern yellow. Oats; receipts 600
irneh; firmer; sales 38,000 basket - 7804 c
for western in store, and 753fc' ibr de
afloat. Rice quiet and very' firm at 91Vt
10c for. Caroilma. :Cofreafirm. Sugar firm 4",
isles of 160 bhda Cubit atlNal/f.p, and
1,500 boxes Havana at Ilal2o. Molasses
quiet; sales 800 bbls New Orleans at 76a
We. Hops quiet at BalBo tor • AMerican.
Petroleum quiet.;, 821981,700 blfin!at 220 •
-for cruder and Slas734cler Mined bond-`
Linseed Oil firm, at 11,030,05. Spir
.lts Turpentine quiet and Arm at 571158:.
.;Pork firmer and in fair demand; sales
. 1,150 bbls at 432232,35 for new mess, 331 e .=
25,31,50 for old d0,526,57a27,25 for prim,
-1 2 3a30,75 for prime mess; also, 1,500 bbla'
new mess, seller for March and at
3 32 ,50. Beef Ateadv; sales 375 bbl at 69a
16,50 for new plain mess, and $14a14,50
for new extra meas. Tierce Beef Steady;
sales 180 tierces at $27a32 for prime meat,
532837 for India., Beef hams quiet, sales
35 bbla at $30a35. Cut meats firm at I4a
' 20130 for shoulders, 17. 3 ,4a18Y0 for hams.
Dressed bogs firmer at f4al4Ke for, Wed.
tern, and 140005 c for city; Middles firm
quiet; 50 boxes short ribbed sold at 170.
Lard firmer; 1,200 tierces sold at 20a210
steam rendered, and 21a240 for kettle
rendered; also, 2 x 700 tierces steam ren-
deredfor.buyers for., FehruarY, jClarih,
April and July-at 20VS21;0„-chreflY
Butter dull at 2fraBso for Ohio. Cheese
firm at 16a17c. Freights to Liverpool
without decided change. Engagements,
( 20,000 bush corn per steamer lows.
Lateat—Flour closed saloo , with
very 'moderate business doing, chiefly
in low grades. Wheat dull and nomin
bully " lower. Rye dull and heavy. at
11,45a1,48 for western. Oats steady at'
740 for western in store. Corn dull at
90a02 for new mixed western in store and
afloat. Pork very firm with buyeis, of
zieW mess at $32,50 and sellers at 333.
Beef steady and quiet. Bacon firm with
mdderate demand. Cut Meats firm and
in good demand. Lard quiet at 2036a21c
for fair to prime steam. Eggs dull and
unchanged. •
Drg goods.—lnertla is still the pre
dominating feature, and prices are a little
irregular, though generally held firm in
sympathy with all new material. Four
yard brown cottons are hardly so firm;
and heavy
.sheetings in brown, though,
steady, are hardly so buoyant, nor are
certain styles of printed calicos so firm,
nevertheless - holders are indifferent sel
lers unless at full prices, as they antici
pate a more active demand for all classes.
Unbleached matins weighing 3to Sti
lbs per yard, are, however; in light
supply and held with greater firmness
than others. We still quote standard
Brown Sheetings at 1634 c. .Merriman
Prints 16e; do. Chintz 16o; do: No. I fancy
14t4c; Cochenell fancy 140: Spragues.l334
a1434e as to style for fancies; Pacific
1314©14e; American 18o: Richmond /234
®l3e; Dunnells 1334@140; Lancaster 13c;
Conestoga Occidental and London
Mourning 130;14. Lawns 18a.
ST.. Lorne, February 2.-Tobacco ac
tive and prices better for desirable quid.
ities; round lugs, 7a90; dark leaf, 9a934e;
dark factory dried, 9allo; Calour, -141 a
13c; black wrappers, 14a18c; medium
color and bright leaf, 14a15c. Cotton—
nothing doing. Hemp unchanged;
prime choice undressed, $1,85a1,40. Flour
dull for all • grades and burliness small;
superfine, 35,35a6; double extra $6,85a
a 7,50; treble extra to fancy; 1i8a10,50.
Wheat more • doing and best qualities
higher; good toprime family, 11,4510,70;
strictly prime to choice, $1,75a1,79;,fancv,
$1,95a2; spring extra, $1,30a1,85 fotogood
to choice No. 2. Corn --stock light and
prices firm, at 72a730 fur chol , :e yellow
and white; 630 for mixed In bulk. Oats
—low grades dull; mixed, 61a62c; choice
and fancy black and white, 64a650. Bar-
ley firm; prime to strictly choice lowa
spring - sold at 11,95a:1,053i. Rye held I
firmly, but the market is rather
slow at 31,25 for prime, $1,30 for fancy,
Whisky dull at 3c. ark is stronger
and there is
is more 9 doing. P Balk Meats.
are strong at 13X° for alsoulditrs; clear
aides in sugar, 163se ; loose shoul
ders and rough sides sold up the river.at
138150. Bacon is firm and active at 1430
for shondeni; 18c for clear aides and sugar
cured hams; .100,000 pounds each of
shoulders and clear sides, to be delivered
in a few days, sold at 1634a18e. LardAs
held firmly but no stales transpired. The
Receipts were as follows: flour, 3,700 bbls;
wheat, 10,000 bush; corn, 2,600 bush; oats,
3,300 hush; barley, 1,300 bush; rye, 500
bush; hogs, 500- head.
Cattle are low, with but a fair business;
inferior to extra range from 31t(a37y c.
Hogs: in small recelpt.and there is a
good demand at 9%a10c for light; 10a1134c
for heavy to extra,
Cameo°, February 2.—Eastern Ex- I
change steady at 1-10 off buying, and 1-10
premium selling. Flour in light de
mand, with sales spring extras at a6a6,50.
Wheat active and firm and No. . 2 Yale
higher; sales No. 1 at $1,20a1,22, and No.
2 $1,15a1,1534, closing at 11,153; sales
since 'change at $1,15i. Corn active and
and Igalyso higher; sales new at 57%a
58*.ic, and no grade 52a53y,c, closing at
58a5834e for new; nothing done.
Oats dull and a shade linioer; sales No. 2
at 49a4914c, and rejected 46Ma470, dos
ing with buyers at 49y0, and sellers at
49tic for No. 2. Rye;quiet at 11,16301,17
for No. 1, and 31,151f0r No. '2. Barley
dull, with 'sales at 31,75a1,76 In special
houses, closing nominal at $1,73 in regu
lar homes. Highwi,ues dull at 903ia91e.
1 Provisions active and excited. , Mess
1 Pork selling de li v ery ; cash, and 131,50 a
32,50 for future closing firm at
131a31,25; prime mess $27; extra prime
126. Bulk meats active at 144;1115 for
I rough sides and 1314 for Cumberlands.
I Lard firmer at 20a203f; bleating ae 2014.
Sweet pickled hams 163;; beef hams 31.
Dressed hogs quiet and 22c higher; clos
ing at 113.2.2a14, dividing on• 200; live .ae
tive and firm and 25a30c higher; sales at •
$10a10,50 for common; $10,60a1l for fair
'to medium and $11,25a11,75 for good to
extra. Beef cattle quiet at $4,50a5,8734
for butchers stock and $7,75 for choice
shipping steers. Receipts for the past
tweisty-four- hours —.8,293 bbls flour;
24,7981:iris wheat; 81,98.5 buil Cord; 17,124
bus oats; 2,572 bus rye; 6,820 bne barley;
2,627 heacilogs. „ Shipments-13,223 bbls
flour; 7763 bus wheat ; 18, 1 76 bus corn;
10,391 bus oats; 1,380 bus rye; 2,404 bus
barley; 3,990 head hogs.
TOLEDO, February 2.-Flour quiet and
steady; Spring extra, $7,0047,25; double
extra and fancy, $7,50a110,00. Wheat
dull; amber declined le, and selling at
11,0514 for No. 1; white Michigan noml
nal at 31,88. Corn lc lower and less ac
tive; sales of new at 64;; rejected, 6334;
eondemned., 6234; sellers !Or new for
1 March at 680. Oats unchanged; sales at
580. Rye steady at 11,28 for No. 1, and
51,25 for No. 2. Barley quiet and steady;
No. 1 State held at $1,85, with 11,80 bid,
Dressed hogs a shade better at 13x,a
3341 c, dividing on 200 pounds.
Mums.isksz, February 2.—Flour quiet I
and steady, with sales choice Wisconsin
and lowa at ;5,500,25. Wheat higher
at $1,19 for No. 1, and $l,lB for No. 2.
Oats steady at 50c for No. 2. Corn firm
at 58e for new. Aye unchand Barley
nominal. Provisions fir nan d '
advanc
ing. City Mess Pork at $31a81,50. H. P.
,Hatus at 16t4a17c ,'for prime clty. Lard
at 21c. •Receipta—Looo bbls Hoar, 12,000'
bush Wheat, 2,000 bush corn,'l,ooo bush
rye, 50 dressed hogs. Shipments-3,000
bbls flour, 1,000 bush wheat, 1,000 obis
pork, 100 tierces lard. " • '
PE,I, February } 9. Flour
dull and weak; lowa extra family $7,00a
,7,25; Minnesota do., 37,50; Ohio do., 39,00
a 10,25; fancy, $ 1 0,60a12,60. Wheat dull;
'.red, 5460a1,80; amber, -- 111,90. Rye lower
at $1,35a1,60 for Western. Corn quiet;
now yellow, 800*. Oats steady , at 723
750 for Western. Petroleum
,unchanged,
Groceries unchanged. 'ProValonit firm.
Mess Pork, 532. Tard, 210.' • Whiskey;
market flooded with contraband; quota.
*lons nominal.
CLEvELAND, February 2.—Floar dull
and heavy bat unchanged, city made at
$11811,26 for treble extra white, , $9,50a
9,75 for double extra
winter y ' 75 for double extra red winter, ;7,7548 f ur
double extra • spring. Country made at
. 138,50a8 for doable amber, 57a7,7.5 for
double extra spring. $9,25a10 for double
extra while. Petroleum quiet but firm
and unchanged, refined held at 8123543
in trade lots, 2a3c advanced. • „
LoutsiitLE, February 2.—fiales of 214
hhda tobacim; market steadlas. raw,
sa7c; cutting leaf, 14a210. Mes s pork,
$32. Lard, 21c. - Bacon—shouldere, 144‘c;
clear rib sides, 18c; clear sides, 18%c;
btak--shoulders, 13Xc; clear rib sides,
17c; clear sides, 17;0, all packed. Wheat
$1,7531,85. Corn, 63a65c. Oats, 70a63e.
Aye, '51;42. Flour-superfine, $5,75420.
Whisky—raw. free, 980.
Betiramaz, February 2.-.:Flour dull
dui/ and weak with mien of western
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE :
stipeidne 456a6,60; extra,,s7a9k faintly,
40;75a10,50. 'Whearflimf it:cell:4l'4ocm
small; prime red sold at $2,25a2,35. Corn
firm; sales prime white at 88a90c; yellow
at 138£10. Oats firm at 70875 c. Rye firm
at $1.40. Mess Pork actiye at 132. Ba
con firm: rib sides, 17%c; clear do. 18Wc;
shoulders, 15Ma15Nc; hams, 20c. Lard
is firm nt 20c.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD, February 2.-1 car Jackson ore,
McKnight it Co; 1 car lime, Adams &
Co; 1 car clay, S M Kier; 1 car brick, J
Cuthbert; 3 boxes scals, Fairbanks,
Morse & Co; 5' bbls lubricatlng oil. J W
Drape; 5 bbls alcohol, B L Fahnestobk
dr Co; 1 box axes, J Graff & Co; 2 boxes
glassware, Tibby & 1 Bro; 10 bbls oat
meal, Rinehart & Stevens; 25 pails, shf
bbls buttert 14 bbls eggs, Vangorder
Shepard; 20 sks oats, Meanor & Harper;
16 sits cornmeal, J J Pettit; 1 bg bungs,
Armstrong, Bro it Co; 1 bbl apples, J 1)
Landers; 37 ' hbds sugar, 51 bbls mo
lasses, Arbuckle, it Co; 4 sks tails, Wm
Flacons ez Son; 2. kegs washers, Jaines
Wood, Son & Co; 5 bble apples, W K
Woodwell; 14 hhds bacon shoulders, J
P Hanna & Co; 7 hhds sugar, Atwell &
Lee; 4 do do, Wm Haslage & Co; 2 bbls,
1 hf -bbl, 1 box oloverseed 1 bl eggs,
1 do beans, 16 bbls apples, ,
40 empt b y hf
bbls, 1 bx butter,7 hhde sugar, 74 bbls
molasses, Head i Metzgar; 1 bbl
Ikg butter, 1 pkg eggs, P Duff & Son;
4.bbls eggs, 2 half bble batter, Morrison
& Devol; 1 car bones, Seward it Camp
bell; 2 dozen chairs, 1 desk, Hammer &
Bataan 6 reservoirs, Nimick & Co; 1 hf
bx tobaoco, McGinniss it lO bundles
frames, Pickersgall, Lyons Co;' it Co; 6 bbls
beans, W H Grail.
PITTBI3I7ROH, ORT WN & CHI-
CAGO RATLROAD, F February AY
2. E
—lOO bbls
flonr,Culp & Shepard; 31 bgs rags, Christy
& Benham; 20 has soap, Thomas & Bro; 12
bbls apples, 1 do dry apples, H Riddle;
10 pkgs butter, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 11
kge do, H Rea Jr; 8 bbls pearls, S Har
baugh & Co* 3 cars iron ore, Hussey,
Wells & Co; ; 3' do do, 1 do ' limestone,
Shoenberger & Blair; 40 bdis spokes,
Thos Hare dr. Bro; 100 bbls sour, S B
Floyd; 1 car wheat, Scott & Gisal; 500
pigs lead, Beamer, Bauman & Co; 2 cars
green hams, E H Myers /it Co; boar bran,
Kell &. Ritchart; 100 bbls flonr,Jobn Mc-
Devitt; 2 do alcohial, Geo A Kelly; 45 bbl*
spirits, Hostetter & Smith; 400 sks flour,
Watt, Lang dt Co; 2 cars iron, T Maloney;
18 bbls oil, James H Parker; 250 pigs
lead, 13akewell, Pears & Co; 100 Ws
flour, A Kirkpatrick dr Co; 100 do do,
John Wilson do , Son; 1 car millfeed, S B
Floyd & Co. r
f ALLEGHENY VALLEY 'RAILROAD, Feb
ruary 2:-180 bbls oil, 'Fisher de Bro; 54
do do, McKelvy & Bro; 13 rolls leather,
"Wm Flacons & Son; 3 ,bga beans, J Esh
enger; 2 cars metal, H Woodsides; 1 bbl
eggs. J E Shomaker; 25 sks oats, Keil &
Ritchart; 100 do do, Scott & Gisal; 1 car
metal, Lyon, Shorb & Co; 31 Bits wheat,
W Logan; 2 cars metal, McKnight, Por
ter & Co; 1 car metal, Jahn filoorbead.
ALLEGHENY STAT/ON, February 2.-
1 oar corn, J Stewart; 1 car shipstuffs, R
Knox & Son; 1 car corn, K T Kennedy &
Bro; 4 pkgs pearl barley, J White; 7 cars
.metal, Lewis, Bailey A Dalzell; 440 sks
flour, 1 car oats, Geo Stewart; 4 cars
limestone, Superiorlron Co; 2 cars lum
ber, J-B Ingham; 1 dodo, W Reed; 9
tons bran, R. Knox & Son; 1 car flaxseed,
M B Suydam.
RIVER NEWS.
The river continues to recede steadily
at this point with alai feet in the chan
nel by the Mononstsihela marks last
evening. The weathef has turned soft
again, end last evening a drizzling rain
was _falling, but we should not be sur
prised to see it turn cold just as sud
denly, as the wind appeared to be veer
ing Around to the west.
We have no arrival, to record aside
from the regular packets. The Arma
dillo, front Louisville, and Lorena. from
st. Louis, are bath due.
The Camelia departed. for Nashville
last evening with a good trip, havinsr
all the freight she could carry. It is
but proper to state that a considerable
proportion of her freight was for Cincin
nati and Louisville and other way
points,
George, steamer Mollie Ebert, Capt.
W. Ebert, will pentitively take
her departure for New Oilalas to-day,
and passengers and
_shippers should
bear this in mind. The Mollie is a tip
top boat in all respects, and there are
no better steamboatmen that Captain
Wash Ebert, and Standish Pepparci, the
cashier.
The Rate Pntnam, Capt. G. W. Reed.
will be,the next boat out ~f or. Nashville,
leaving on Saturday.
The R. C. Gray, Capt. Isaac Whitta
ker. is announced to leave for Cincinnati
and Louisville on Saturday.
The Wild Duck and barges, Capt. Ana
wait, are up for St. Louis.
—The Champion arrived at Cincinnati
on Sunday with a good trip.
—The pilots' strike on the Alabama
river is ended. One hundred dollars per
month is the basis of settlement.
- - The Wananita, New Orleans to Pitts
burgh, and the Rover, en route from St,
Louis, arrived at Cincinnati on Sup.
day,
—The wreck •of the J. N. McCullough
is visible again above the surface,
since the late decline in the river com
menced. ,
—Captain Frank M. Davidson, a well
known stearaboatman, died at his real
dance in Newport,. Rentueky, on Sun
day last. . • • •
•
—The pilot wheel and l t. ifeboat of the
fatuous Diana were broug h t N:146 Louis
ville Dom Greenville, MhwiesiPPl, On
the Dexter.. - .
•
—Captain 11. Shewmaker has ppnr
ahased the little Enable° for the Wa
bash river trade, between' Terre ,Haute
and Perryville.
—Verhoff Brothers, of Louisville, are
negotiating for the Peytona and ba rges,
for transporting grain in Milk :from
points on the lower Ohio to New Orleans.
—During,. the gale on Fridhy; at' 2 P.
id., the Antall and a portion orate guard
of,the G. 09...Thompsen. laid ,up at Ful
ton, were bloWn off. • • It hefted hard at
Pendleton. •
—The ter on her recent upwa
trip, made the run from Selena to Mem-
Phis lb eight and a heir' hours. Captain
hlontgomery thinks she .is the fOteet
craft on the river. "' '"
—Andy MlHai, a native .: of this city`,
employed as a 'deck i l;tand on the steamer
Arkansas, fell ovvriverd on the 22d inst.,
when the boat was twenty miles below
Little Rook, and dr-owned.
—Mr.:John Spencer has retired from
the office of the'ffilvor Moon to engage in
the railroad btisineas at New Liberty,
Pennsylvania. Mr. Geo. Higgins bas
been promoted to the office of the ffilyer
—Captain - Hugh Campbell' was in
Louisville the' other -day looking after
theMcMillon steam capstan, in which he
is interested: A suit is now pending
against the steamer Armenia for infring
ment of this patent.
—The Louisville Democrat says: The
tawn i er Neville is owned by twe ladies,
WEDNESDAY,' FEBRUARY 3, 1869.
Miss Martha Coehrane i and MtesVar le.
'l i nt Tertairisi thottnir steamboat on
the Western waters, or, we might say,
in the whole country, owned exclusively
by ladies. Success to the Neville.
—The Lorena, bound for Pittsburgh,.
got badly used up by the gale which pre
vailed on the river Friday. Late ar
rivals at Cincinnati report meeting her
near Millersport, Saturday, with only
stumps ef chimneys about fifteen feet
high, part of the railing on her roof torn
off, and ho spar nor derrick on her star
board side.
—The' Cincinnati Commercial says:
We are) credibly informed that a move
ment !eon foot in this city to organfze a
transportation and insurance company,
consisting of three towbo — ats and nine
barges, to ply between Cincinnati, Mein
phis and New Orleans ] , in connection
with the Erie Railroad Company. The
object is to give through bills between
New York. Memphis and New Orleans,
at all railroad rates.
River and ‘V:eather.
LoniavlLLE, February 2.—River-fall
ing with five feet ten inches of water in
the canal. Weather mild and raining.
sTBoaTs.
E'ER CINCINNATI and m m 4=l%
LOEICIVILLE.—The dae pas
se nirr steamer
R. 0. GREY. .... ...Capt. I. N. Ilrumstan,
Will leave for the above porta on SATURDAY.
the ft inst.. at 4 o'clock P. M.
For freight oypassage apply on board or to
JOHN FLACIt, J. ii. CULLING WOOD.
0 HRIEST & HAISLETT.I Agents. MS
I) ITTSBIIRGH &
LOUIS BARGE CO.—FOR
• VANSVIL LE. OAIRO AND BT. LOWB.•
The powerlul tery ,, ost
WILD DUCK AND BARGES, Capt. J. W.
• 1 ArrAWALT.
Will leave as announced above.
'For freight or passage annly on board or to
fa CHARLES BARNES, Agent.
!OR CL A R WIT 11. LIE
AND NAI3IIVILLE.—Tbe tine
•
steamer
•
EATS PUTNAM Capt. G. W. REED,
leaire for the above ports on SATURDAY
the Bch' Inst., at 4 o'clock P. at.
For height or paesagv apply on board or to
• J. JOHN FLACK.
D. coLLINGWOOD. Agent.
privs BURGS, adi M a
WHEELING,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave ccr ni p an v o Wbart Boat, too: of Wood
Street,
r DAILY, AT IA K.
711728 DAYS AND PRIDATS.
BAYARD A. B. ismierussz. Muter
WZDNEADAYB AND /SATURDAYS.
GREY EAGLE.. .... ...C. L. BautzrAn, Muter.
Freight will be received at all hours by
Bela JAMES COLLINS. Agent.
OR CAIRO, lIIVII- e
adr i g
PHIS and NEW ORLEANS.—
newand splendid passenger st amer
MOLLIE EBEHT...G. W. RlllenT Commander.
Will leave for the above ports o THIS DAY,
the 3d Inst., at 4 o'clock r. at.
!or trefght or passage apply on and or to
FLACK & COLLIN WOOD. or
RIMIEST & itZL T. Agents.
Through receipts given on the at reboot to Sel
ma. Eufaula. Benton, MOntrrome . Ala.. At an
tis, Mayon, West Point. Georgia, a d all points on
the Alabama river and Texas ports t lowest rates
Ja= WIRIEST .t HASLETT.
'DEAMSHIPS.
TO LIVERPOOL ANDIga
-a-
QUEENSTOWN.
, TRE INDIAN MAIL sTnamsmrs.
Numbering sixteen first-class vessels, among
t.. m the celebrated'
CITY OF PAttris, CITY OF ANTWERP,'
CITY OF ROSTON, CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF LONDON,
Sidling EVERY, SATURDAY, from Pler. 45,
rtb River, New York. For naasage or further
infoncatlon &poly to
111111.131 BLNOHAM, rr.. .
aromrru SPRY KT. (Chronicle Building.
Nlonrivonomlte Post Pitt•bar,h
WINES, ,LIQUORS: Sce.
JOSEPH $. FINCH & CO.,
Nos. 193, 187, 189, /91, 193 and 193,
rain STREET. PIT'TSBURGR,
If .4.NUTA MTH= 8 qv.
Copper Distilled Pure Eye Whiskey.
Also, dealeit In FOREIGN WINES and LI
QUORS, HOPS. if... trib24.naa
FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES.
French Burr Smut Machines,
ITER BEST WHEAT CLEANERS IN USE.
Portable Flour and Feed M4lls,
BOLTING CLOTHS,
numbers and be quality. Por sale at
319 and 321 Liberty St., Pittsburgh
W. W. WALLAIUN.
stati
J. B. BWINT J: X. BEAM
SW/NT & BRATT, •
ARCHITECTURAL AND
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS,
No. 6: Sandusky Si., Allegheny, Pa.
A large assortment of NEWEL POETS and
BALLPTERS constantly on band. TU.K.)
of descriptions. done. °camas
VCONOIEL%E YOVIt FUEL, by
_la using the 1 .
SKIVE • CENTRIMAL GOYERNOIL,
the mai true and easily , regulated Governor
made;; perfect In Its operatiorui and truly reliable.
size Governor eat be seen at the omen or
vA4. BECETT, Ifechiusical. Engineer
and Solicitor of Patents, Ro. 19 Federal sireet,
&Uegheny City, the only agent ;or Ws Governor
in the West: see2:xl36
174
„wt.
_______
JOHN A. 811 . ; 41"44 ' ;. , -
. • A.T...13 1 , , ... -
ILE•OPPICIO JUSTICE OR THE P Asp
• POLICE MAGISTRATE:
tz= 122 0 : 3 p o gi n a
n ii i d i
0111 s oe :B 11M PIPL4TdH S e Tß a llET ,wit illll l l:4l ,o lte e tte as: CI;
ULM/1%4 rittllbUrth,rai, D_eeds. Assda. M d set
dtsoatch.
Am 4674-
11.cps.A.ro.A.:Eaus .. .. '
O
T ICE .—Persons owning
'prom ty frontintor abuttlng on Aiken' -
am; in. the city of Pittsburgh, will please
take
notice the report of - viewers, in the - Inatter of
the openingft et, Aiken& ;ayenue, has been placed
In my
The assessments If not paid on or bef o re Febru
ary 11th, 18810 . , will be't ntered In Court as liens.
1 . 412:de '
.41% tiLMILE. Cite Attorney,
106 711th Avenue.
iIHIEETM THE BLOOD.
yott. SALE. BY DEXIGGISTS /WEEIMIERS.
deltblo. WRY
QUEEN OP ENGLAND SOAP.
„; QUEEN QV ENGLAND SOAP.
" • QUEEI% 4)P E NG LAND SOAP.
For doing a lamlly washing in the sheet and
cheapest manner. Guaranteed equal to any in
the world. Lilian the strength of old nabs soap,
with the mile and lathering qualities of 'iinnine
'Castile..-,Fry Ibis splendM Soap.. Bold he
ALLEN CHEMICAL WORE% 48 Nortll Qu i
rt
infest. Philadelphia. • einvirloserg*F
ARCHIBALD BLAILELBY7,:
ATT()BNialt-AT...14!.W.
No. 9$ SIP= SWUM. j.
PITTSBURGH. PA
liteug10:d111
FLOOR OILCLOTHWehave
to stock a large assortment of styles and Ta-
s widths of thoroughly seasoned' Floor 011
Cloths, which .we are °Faring .to the wholesale
and retail trade at -IMices takine quality
Into consideration , than can be had la Oils city. ,
• J. H. pHitadrB,
• • im and- 118 Sixth street.
ao.lo
PPEARL ASII-40 casks No.l in
mart and for *ale by
/jou. J B. OAI4IIBLD & BUN. ;
60111/WIBBION MERCHANTS
J. L. =LINGLE.... A. 2. BTZVENBON
DILLINGER & STEVENSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
87 Second Street,. Pittsburgh, Pa.
BIZCEMC AND SELL
All Kinds _of Country Produce,
All orders , for Merchandise promptly filled, at
LOWEST market rates. Particular attention
given to the sale of Butter, l_ggs, Cheese Dried
Fruits, itc, We feel confident that we can give
entire satisfaction, ty making QUICK BALLS and
PROMPT RITURNS, It HIGHEST HARICET PRICES,
and therefore respect Dilly solicit your consign
ments. All correspondence answered promptly.
Marking Plates furnished free. Grain ln store
and to arrive daily.. an3l:t7B
VEITABLISHED BY A. & T
y, 1814.
We (310 BELY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street, •
(DIRECTLY OPP. EAGLI ROTEL,)
iirr - rEcEstruci.u. PA.
se :yis
WATT, LANG &
WHOLWBA.LZ DI.LLZIIB LW
Groeeries. Flour. Grain, PrOduees
Provisions, Flab. Cheese, Carbon ;
011. ste..
5 '
Noe. 11 and 174 WOOn STREET, near-Ltb.
erty street. Pittsbtirgb. Pa. nq8:3256
BEIJILD J. A. MAUL
M't STEELE & SON;
Commission
AND. DNALABB IN
FLOUR.
No. 98 OHIO STELE% near East 'Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
•
J. B. cAmrizii A. S. CANIIrLD.
jB. CANFIELD & SONI_CORI•
DeaIMISSION MERCHANTS, and Wholesale
ers In Goshen, Factory. Hamburg and W.
Fish,,eese, Butter, Lard, Fork, Bacon, Flour,
Dried Fruit, Grain, Pig Lead, Pot, Pearl
and 130da Ashes, White Lime; Linseed, Lard,
Coal and Carbon Oils. No. 141 First street,
Pittsburgh..
PWrill EMIL JAB. F. BIOLLAWL
KEIL & ItICHARIN
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AND DIALED/3 IX
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, de.,
$49 Liberty Mt" Pittsburgh,
tarzi:bYr
AL,Ka. whiter, J.ll. ANJAL
McBANE & MIMI%
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In GRAIN and PRODUCE
GENERALLY, -'No. 144 WATILIL STREET.
above Smithfield, Pittsburgh. ¶eB
FETZM & ARMSTRONG,
FORWARDING & 'OO3I2OBRION lEBAHANTS,
For the sale of lions, 43111111, Baton, Lard, Sut
ter, ilea Dried Pnalt, and Produce generally,
No. hiA.B.KET STREET, corner of First,
Pittsburgh. feZhan
Eil
J. BLANCHARD.
Wholesale and Retail °recent
No. 398 PENN STREET
apt& icEO
BC BT. IMO X __,..e.4.
ANPRXW Itfox.
RKNOX &SON, COMMISSION
. MERCHANTS and dealers In FLOUR,
OatAIN MILL FEED and PRODUCE OENER
ALLY, No. 79 DIAMOND, opposite env Hall,
Allegheny City . ( ja17:117
T _IT'rLE,' BAIRD & PATTON,
1.1 Wholesale Grocers,Commission Merchants
alio Dealers In Produce, Flour, Bacon, Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lard OU, Iron, Nails, Glass,
Cotton Yarns and all 134:44burgh.2dattinfactures
generally. IJ./ and I!41 OnCOND STREET,
Pittsburgh.
JOHNS. HOUS.I...ZDW. H. EOM&
JOHN I. HOUSE &HUM, Sue
cessors to JOHN I. HODS& h CO., , Wuole•
sap Grocers and Commission• Merchants, Om ,
ner of Smithfield and Water Streets, Pittsburgh.
JOHN MI TON A WALLACH,
§thiILPTON& WALLACE_ I Whole
SALE f 3 ROOEiLS AND PRODUCE DEAL
•, Nu. 6 SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh.
I$O2:NiA
PROFESSIONAL,
B. NEEPER,
I __
ALDERMAN AND EX.OFFICIO JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE.
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Sppeecial
collectlone a ttention
Sonde aticildcomignifr4ina
wn
up. and all legal Dulness attended to promptly
and accurately.
JOS. A. HUI'LER, - •
ALDNDNAIT AND POLICE MAGISTRATE.
; I
198 WYLIE STREET, near Washington
PlTTbliptiGii, PA.
Deeds., Bonds , Mortgages, Acknowledgment
Depositions, Collections, and all other legit]
ma e business executed promptly. mh2o:n9
ABIUHL
Br-Officio Justice of the Peace and Police Mag.
trate. Gairre GRANT STREET; opposite the
Cathedral, PITTSBURGH, PA.
B •
Deeds, onds, Mortgagee, Acknowledgments,
Depositions; and all Legal Business executed
with promptness and dispatch. =tile
EUSTACE S. i ttiornitow,
ALD
MX•011111CI JI7I3TICE OOP THE PEACE A.ND
°WOE MAGISTRATE.
OFFICE 73 PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgineits,
Depositions end all - Legal Business exeented
witir promptness anddispateb. inr2O
Jetatioe of the Peace
CONVEVANCEB, REAL EttAtE AND INSIJ
RAUL
°Antos tyrttlirr, ItAterlclimisonAs.
collection of Bent; solicited and promptly
tended to. • Lay3:y6o
Ur
& FERGUSON,
•
ATTORNEY-AT... W,
•
No. 87, Fifth eitroot,
aszoirb 71,0014 Patna Room.
e jORN Wi r RIDDELL,.
ATTORNkInTAT-LAW.
Oilles, 116 bisiosond tires%
curve ilte #te court Howie, )
teUtt44
IIITEIBIDIGH. PAL
CqRACKRELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
No. 89 Grant Street.
PFITIMIIIMIL PA.
ITTSBURGH &
novva:LLsvlLLa
AIL ROAD.
On and after TEr3r.t4.DAY, Noyetaber, 17th.
Inns, trains will arrive at and depart from . tile
D.l*.we corner Orant-and Water streets, as
follows;
MaU to and from Union
-10 an
7:00 A. 11 .
6.( :0 P.
McKeesport Aocorndt'n 11:00 A. a :05 0
P.
Ex. to and from tut'n. 3:00 P. a. 10: tO A. /4
West Newton Accom`di 4:30 P. Dr. 8:35
Braddock's Accomdt'n.' 6:15 P. a. 7:50 p, kt,.
Night Ac. toliclort,10:30 P. rt. 6:48 A. ra..
Sunday,Church Tr nto
and hem West N wton 1:00 P. Y. /0:00 AL.
For tickets appl7 to
J. B. HMS, Agent
W. B. STOUT, Superintendent. noEI
OTAN G E OFavElm
T 1 E. . •
ALLEORENIr ;PALLET RAILROAD,
On and after MONDAY, November 9th, 1868,
TWO TEAMS DAILY will leave Pittabtirgbi
Station, corner of Eleventh and Pike streets for
Franklin, Oilleity, Buffalo, and all points' In the
Oil Regions.
if/LEAVE PITTEBSBOII. lAinurz IR PiTrel3o2oB.
Mall . .. .. ..... 7:15 a nipdall 3:40p IR
Expriss 7:10 0 mlExpress. -6: ato ala
Brady's BAc 3:09 p mlßrady. 13 .. Ac 10:30 aNI
/St tloda Works Ist Soda Works I(
j
Aecomd - 10:S6 . 1 a m Aecomod'n. B.lloa nit
Ad Soda Works ' Ad Soda Works ' I
• Accotnodin.-6:00 pat , Accomod'a. 3:AOR nt-
Church Train leave ittebnrgh at 1:10 P. A.
Arrive at Pittsburgh at 9:1KI A. lc
• Passengers taking eis train_ have
Ondenange of cars between Pittsburg_h, Angelo
and 011 Regions. Rail and Express Trains stop
-only at painelpal points. Mixed Way and Aa
commodatiod trains stop at all stations. J
_ .., THOMAS R. KING, Agin. &Tn.,
-W. FOSTER ROPE, Ticket Agent, noir
rCINCINNATI ANIMINNIII
. LOUIS RAILWAY. -1
GRANGE TIME—On and and . UNDA
N0v.45/d, 181319, trzlins will leave arrtra at
tn, Union Depot, u follows, Pittsburgh time•
Depart. Arrival.
Mall Expre5.............. 3:13 a. m. 1 - 2:114. m.
Fast" Line 10:13 a. m. 7:33 '
p. rn.
Fast Express • 2:50 p. mt. L2slB a. m.
Mixed Way 5:43 a. in. 6:43 p. mt.
eDonald's Acen, No.111:28.a. m. • 8:33 p.m.
Steubenville Accommod- 3:38 p . in. 9:48 a. rm.
McDonald's Aceri. No. 3..5:08 p. M. 3:18 p. in..
. . .
igp.3138 e, sr. kiprese will leave daCy. •
1 2 :13P. M. Mail will arrive daily.
Tbe 10:13 a. 112. Testa leaves daily, Bandal*
ei copied, and makes close. connections at New •
ark To Zanesville and Points on. dandeeky
Mansfield • liewark R. R.
•
8. F. SCULL, oeneral Ticket'Arent.
W. Vr; CURD. burr*, Steubenville, Ohio.
1.68.4 '.
464}3 111111
Pla. assßunGH_ , PORT WAYNE & CHICAGO
1 . W. and CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. R.
From Dec. 20111, 1368, trains will leave front
and arrive at the .Unron Depot, ndrth side, Pitts
burgh city time, 0 . 41. ICIPOWS:
Lease. Aeries.
Chicago Ex_ ... —3:03 a m Chicago Ex... 2:10 a
Erie I Ygn MI 7:28 a m Chicago Ex.. 11:68 a
ml
Chicago
& WIC' 88M.18:28 a m Wheeling Ex 11113 ant
Chicago Mail-8:58 a mi crestime Mall 3:53 prEt,
Chicago Ex.. 10:08 a m ;Chicago Ex....4:38 pm
Cl. & ir Ex 2:513 pa. I Cleveland Ex COS pm
Chicago Ex.. 2:43 p m Erie & Yg•n Ex111:13 pm
W 'e & Erie Ex4:B3 pm iOl. &WK.( Exs:sB pm.
Depart/roes Allegheny. I Arrive in Allegheny.
N. Brigt'n Ac. 8:58 a m N . Brlgt•n Ac.7:03 am
. :28am 11 Vn " 8:28a
Le - e P dale `` 17:58 a m New T r as 33 ''
I
Castle "10: am
Rochester •• 1:33 pm Leetsdale - " 0:/3 am
Leetsdale Acc.3:sllpal • . "1.:08 p m
N. Brigt`n " .5:33 pia N. Brixt.a "2:43 ms.
N. Brigt•n " .6:2Bpm Lee . tsdale " 4:53 pm
Leetsdale • " 10:43 pm • 1 •• y:18 tin
Leetsdale Sun - ( Leetsdale Run- • at
day rhumb. 1:13 pra day tAtnrch. 9;58 am
Sir 2:43 p. m. Chicago Express leaves daily.
sir 11:58 a. ChICZ4V EXPreSB arrives &MY.
de22 Y. R. MrERA, General Ticket Agent.
PENNS I ELVA•aggim
NIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. Onand after Nov, 218thi 1868, Trains
will arrive at and depart from tha Union Depot,
corne.: o. Washington and Liberty streets, as
follows:
Arrive. Dep4ll.
Mail Train:— 1:30 a m Day Express.. 2:30 tut
Fast Line.... . 2.40 a m Wall's No. 1.. 5:30 sus
Wail's No. .. 620 a m Mall Train ... . 8:18 ant
BrintonAcen. 750 am *Cinch:olli: 1235 ram
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a m Wall's No. 2..11:20 am
Cincinnati Ex.9:40 a m Johnstown Ac. 3:25 ma
Johnstown .4c10:35 am Braddocks No 14:20m
Baltimore Ex. 1-415 p m Phila. Express 5:10 pea
Phila. Expregs2•ospm Wall'a No. 2..5:20 pm.
. Wraddo N k o N 3 al . 5301 p m Wal's No. 4..
6:56 pm
Wall's No. 4, T:25 p m Wali'sBlB.s:ll:sopin.
Wa Passn'r 10:24,1p m
- Sun dayhurch 'Trait leaves Walls Station eve.ry
at ,9:15r45. m., reaching Pittsburgh at
10:10 a. in. 'Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at
12:50 p. m " and arrives at Walls Station at
2:00 p. an.
*Cincinnati Expiess leaves daily. All other
trans deny except Sunday. •
For further information apply to
W.' EL BECKWITH, .Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as -
slime any risk tbrgaggage; except for wearing a p
pare l and limit their responsibility to One Hun
dre. Dollars In value:- A.H• Baggage exceeding
that amount in value will be at the risk of. the
ewnar„ in less taken by special contract. , ::•
EDWAItH H. WILL
n 023 Gener al Superintendent, AltooW}Pa.,
•
PENNSYLVANIA
WEST E IV-alg i giga
BA—DROAD.—On and after Jr ov. 920,1865, the
Ps. senger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Bat road will arrive at and depart from the
Feder.l Streit Depot, Allegheny City.ae follows:
Arrive.
.Depart.
Springdte No16:40 a m Mall 1:00 a at .
Freeport N0.18:20 a m Freeport No.l 9:15 a a.
Express 10:40 a tu Sharpbtg Not 11:20 s tat
Sharpbtg N0.11:25 p m Express 2:45 pm
Freeport No. 24:00 pm.Springd , e No 13:20 pm
Mall 5:55 p m Freeport N0.25:20 p
epringd'e No 151:45 m Svringd'e No 27:10 p ttl
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The Chnrelr Train leaves Allegheny Junction
every dandayat 7:40 a. m,reaching Allegheny
City
at 9:00 m.' • Eetnaming, leaves Alleg_heny
ity
Cat 11207). nu and arrive at Allegheny Juno.
Bon at 3:45
D. m. •
Contxpixriont TxcUvs-For 'Salein packages
of Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut
street kierr!s,i Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and
Sharpsburs, and . good only on the trains stopping
at Station. rpeciaed on tickets. -_ •
The trains leaying - Alleguen_y City at 7:00 a.
tn. make direct connection at Freekon withWal
kers line of Stages for Butler and Rannahstown.
Through tickets may be purchased at Us Office.
No. 3 tit Clair street, near the Suppensioaßridge.
Pittebnr, h, and at the Depot, *Allegheny.
For farther Information apply to
JAMES LEFFERTS; A t
g ep ent,
Federal treet.-
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not
a. sums any risk for Baggage, except for Wearin
apparel, and limit their responsibility to One
g
nude. d Dollars in value. A.ll baggage
ceedlng maw:nth: value willbe at the risk e
the owner, unless taken by special contraot.
_ -EDWARD 8.. WILLIAM
n 023 G eneral Sunarintendent, Altoona. Pa.
S i l au fir! HILL
UNION PACIFIC -RAILWAY,
Eastern Division.
The SHORTEST AND MOST ;ELIABLEI
ROUTE trom the East to all points in
Colorado, Nevada,
California, Utah ,
Arizona, Washington,
New Mexico, Idaho,
o,regozu
Two Trains leave State Liao and Leavenworth
daily,inillais eicepted.lon the arrival of trains
ball o Railroad from Itit. Louis and , flaunt
and AL Joe Railroad from 4,140. enutatrfr.
;at Lawrence, Topeka and amigo .with
a air for all
_point* is Emma. At end of
trac wait or Ws worth with the , UNITED
STATES EXPRZES COM PA
DAILY
LINE OF ovieRLAND NAIL AND =Plum
imaginal POE
lor.N
AU Points in the Territories,
And with 11/.I4DERBIJN'II TB!-WIErLY.LINE
or , oo/10}111fffor Won Union.liant s Fort. Tsall.
Alluquermte„ Saute Te, audrall points- in Ad
ams and Haw Blexisso.
With the 'recess additions ht roiling' strait
and equipment, - and the 'anitagensants,_Psade
swab r esponsible Overland Transpartation Linea
trod its western bandana. this nod now offers
nnequaned &Metes !by the transmisaltan of
&Meat to the Tar Wed.
Tickets for lam at ail the principal omces
the United States and Canadius
He sure and ask for %foam via THE ESHOEff
TERTI
BO D/ U T V I TON•P I .10 RAILWAY.
114 S ,
spl:wl3
etneral Prelght ar44. TM'S Ars I:
RAILROADS
Depart
PAN HANDLE ROUTE,
AND
A;ANDEHEION I
Get.enl Bnp:rhatendest
J. IC WElinsill
Arrives