. 'Markets by Telegraph.
• Sr. LOUIS, •February 21—Tobacco un
changed and business small. Cotton and
hemp nothing doing. Flour very dull;
fall superfine sold at $5,90®6; fall double
extra, $7®,75; treble extra and fancy,
$3,25®10, Wheat steady , and firm, at
so r
fi,50@1,90 for low' price to choice red
ft 11; $1,75(02,10 for choice to fancy white
do; sprintra little better, at $1,27®1,80
for No. 2, and 11, 35 for No. 1. C°r° doll
and dreoping, at 67® 2c. Oats heavy
and drooping, at 62® . Barley, firm,
at $2®2,20 for choice and fancy' lowa.
Rye heavy and low , at '51,29®1,30.
Whisky dull and lo r, at 91c. i Pork
aniet and unchanged, $ 32®32,50; latter
fo r ex tra heavy; also. ler for June at
saBo. Bulk meats d 1 and lower; at
3,2W1.130 for shonide ; 16c for clear rib;
38%0 for clear sides. n lower; 1434 c
Or shoulders; 170 for clear rib; 17;c for
clear sides; 18.3 for plain sugar cured
hams; 190 for canvassed do. Lard •dull,
at 190 for choice tierce, and 21 1 4 c for keg..
Receipts-4,9 00 bbls flour, 17,200 bush
wheat, 38,500 bush corn, 8,200 bush oats,
800 bush barley, 1,800 bush rye.
CINCINNATI, 2.—Business was
suspended to some Feb..
extent, though the
Merchants exchange was open, but not
Over 800 members were present. The
banks'were all closed. The'weather was
dark, gloomy and cold. Flour dull;
family $6,50®6,75, and pressingly offered.
Wheat dull. at $1,40 Oats, Rye and
Barley unchanged. Cotton firumr but
unchanged; middlings 2734 c - Whisky
dull at 92e. Proyisions unsettled. Sales
'lO higla bacon shoulders at 133‘c; 40,000
lbs bulk shoulders at 12c: 100 tierces
"liead lard at 18e. Mess pork neglected,
( and $3l was the best offer Made. Sugar
cured hams firm at 19 ®1914c, bemuse
there were but few out of smoke and con
siderable had been sold to come out, so
that of good - brands but few are to be
'had just now. Butter and Cheese un
changed. Sugar fi rm, especially refined,
which is higher; soft 1914 c; hard 21c, with
a strong market. Coffee firmer and the
prices tending upward; fair to 'choice 22
®2234c. There is no change in the oil
market: Gold on the street 133.
Crarilmotin, February 22.—Flour dull;
city made brought $10,50®10,75 for treble
extra white; $8,75®9 for double extra
_amber; 87,50 ®7,75 for double extra red
' winter; $6,75®7,25 for extra red; country
made ; sold at $7,25(D8 for double extra
red and amber $6 50 ®7 ;25 for double
. 9
v 7 extra spring; $9,75®10,25 for double white
witner. Vitheat: No. 1 red winter is held
at $1,59: sales are reported of two car
loads No. 2 do. at 11,45. Corn: sales five
=loads were made at 68c. Oats; sales
were made one car load at 61c. Rye is
held nominally at $1,30®1,32 for No. 1;
No. 2 , brought $1,25®1,28. Barley: No.
1 Canada and State firm at $2,25; No. 2
, State, $2®2,05. Petroleum firm - and un
i , „ changed; crude. $7,75; refined is held at
, 83%®340 for standard white in car lots;
prime light straw to white, 32 ®33c; trade
• 1 lotsare 2,®36 above these prices. •
-,.. PHILADELPHIA, • February 22.—l3(Tef
j . Cattle very dull and prices favor buyers;
1 sales of 1,600 head'at 10®10ye for extra
western steers, b ®9c for fair to good do,
-i and 53®7•3 gross for common. Sheep
!in fair demand at fall prices; sales 5,000
• 1 head at 6®13N0 gross. Hogs dull and
t lower; sales 2,600 head at $16®17,50 net.
Lowsvir..l2., February M.—Tobacco:
• sales of 55 lilids: factory In gs $3,65, good
• Pl/4.4.4e.10-165 ®B,.- medium - leaf 102,50. Cotton
.. ' Pork $32. Lard 20c. Bulk shotd
,l ' deisl3®LWe, clear rib sides 16®a16V,,c,
clear sides 1634 c. Bacon; shoulders 14®
• • 1• 13y,,e; clear rib sides 17y,c. clear sides
.17 Flour $5,50®6,00. Whisky 93e.17 3;0. .
Temp o, Feb. 22.—Flour steady. Wheat
• , .. lower; amber $1,610n the spot; ,65 bt-
: era for March; white Michigan sl regular
I' - $1,61. Corn quiet and(unchanged; new
671 , 6 c; rejected nominal at 653i,c. - Oats
4 • firm. 'Rye steady at $1,28®1,29 Barley
:• 1 unchanged at $2®2,25 for dressed. Hogs
Idull and, nominal. '
•
Crttemao, Feb. 22.--ere was o meet
-..• i ing of the Board of Tr ad e today; n at - open
board No. .2 wheat was offered at $1,15%,
but tnere were no buyers ; there was
1 •
• I nothing done in other grains. Live hogs
•. P very quiet at 410®10,2 5 . .
1 . ST. Lotus, February 22—Cattle Market
• . —Cattle in fair request for feeding, -but
I ' other grades slow; inferior.to choice, 8®
. „ .1.,4c; good to choice, 5®6340; extra, 6 34®
1 • 734 c. Hogs in limited demand,. at Bale°,
1 ' Crucooo, Feb. 22—Cattle Market-Beef
1 - cattle dull at sl®6 for cows and light
- ; ''• steers.
• IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
Trmarrussort, Fear Ways & CHI
. °AGO RAILROAD. February 22.-;.600 bbls'
„ 1 flour, owner; 5 bbla spirits; ' Shipton &,
''''' Wallace;180 gren hides, Hammett dr.
'4• Son; 50 bdls green kipskins, S B Seidle;
' .re • 20 pkgs tobacco, Atwell - & Lee; 40 bgs”
'' • ' t , ' timothy seed; A 'Kirkpatrick - & Co; 25
....; ;
bbls idghwines, R Lyons; 200 bbbs flour,
.' • 1 1 „ Shomaker A Langenheim; -- 200 do do,
li . Watt, Lang &Co; 200 do do, J B Doe; 100 -
--
1 - do do, , Seghmyer &. 7 Voskamp; 1 car
wheat, J S Liggett & Co; 60 bbls pork, J
P Hanna & Co; 5 bbls apples.H Rea Jr; 3
1 bbla egg.s, 2 kga lard, 7do butter, Volgt;
i '-.24ahoeicl & Co; '1 - car torn.. lideßane A
, I 'Leaser:. 1 ear - rYe,- . W J Meek; ' 60 . bbls;
bone dust, J C Buffett:6; 2 bbls eggs, Watt, 1
• 4
5 . , ;Leos & Co; 15 birds onion sett" Hippie,'
••••• I - t ic, Beekert,; 18 do do. W W ICBMs; 17
• .:'• 1. .- bales. raga, Pitts Paper & -.tee 8 rolls
1 leather, ON Hoffstott; 3 bibs - tab*, 2
••';''. - ...*.ilo beans; Ido maple sugar. Woodworth
.:**._": • &Davison; 6 bxs butter, J -Braden; 94
1
bdls forks'. 35 do hoes, 1' H Kauffman; 1
.. i: ear corn, J W Simpson. , -,-; , . -
•... 1 .- • litscrautili . /tiro PrlT6lll7ilc4 BaD.%
' , .1 ~'"' lump,' FebnutrY 22.-2 ears rYo•Z lll zens l
: ::•'• National Bank; 2 cars rye, Thos .M
, 1
~ 6 bars ' New York ore, Shoetiberger, Blair
.': -.-,'''' ';,' &to; 2do do, Iteese,Grafi. dr, Dull; 1 , ear
f
•.:: - 1 .- potatoes,,l B Campbell; 1 bbl butter; 8
1 1 ,s dc,:eggs, 0 Ba.rnett;l. hbli.,eggel• 3 Ken;•
1, • nedy; 10 . sacks ',raga, Ildetellough, S &
,' ' :• i -. toc2 bbla :tobacco, J 8 Dilworth, & Col 2
;'. '• I - rolls leather, D tebestrtut; 2 eases; tobe;
1 MeGinriets& to; 10 bzs cheese, - praff &
, • i Beiter;.lo bbls beants„Herti-E-M; .4 bbls i
eggs, Means' .& teilleit 15 kegs, 5 -cases I
. • - tobe, Arbuokles &.Co; 2 tea dried beef, ,
Watt, Lens - dr to; .Ito dried beef, 5 . 108
hams, Lewis , &,Mellinre. - • - ,' • 1
.
••• , ; ALLsterrioir EirAmos, February-22.
. 1 /eats wheat; Rir 'Kennedy , Bro; = 4; . do
• _, . . - 1 ' ... utetalLLewlg , Bailey' &-'Dalsell; 41 aka
, , • ' tam d B Jones; 5 bbla 20 she flour: 11 W
• , • - lierhorst; -33 rolls leather, J Calleu; 2do
1 A& J Groetzlogert 2 cars metal; Lind
:, • ; ..; .. . -.,
say *ldeCtitoheon; 6 dB do,' Pittsburgh
1 'roil &Forge do,
Co; 3do Superiorklron
:.;
~ " •,- co; 100 bbls• flour, Geo Stewart:- 1 "ear,
, . ; ' [ ' • s.- Metal, liVanig, Cbalfant & Co; 79 sks oats,
' , -22 dd rye, ; Rose Itt Evr ll l3 . ; I. ear born;
• ' , . Heck &Seitwible. -- . , . • -
7 - I '.
AMU :GHENT VALUE! RAILROAD.
Feb.
:' , ' ' ,k •., =wry .22.-160 bbls. oil, Fisher Bro 400
do do, DISI Edgerton; 480, do - do, Ja ; mes
• I :' . Wilkins; 48 slut ,oats, Scott &" _Glad; 31
1 • ski oats; Ben & Illtehart; 1 car metal, 11,
, • 1. -. '. - Woridseldes; 2. do do Everson, : Preston
- i -, t,Cot43'bigietae,
_A.'Xiihitatrick &to: I.i
bbl lard oil. W 51',Goirel - Y; 3' cars, lime.
• • • I • ' stone, Shoenberger &Blair; 1 car metal;
1 ' 30/11;1101T°Ler dr , ,„•Pot 1 bbls eggs, 8
ar • pidoreryLverruL Matttax. RAILROAD
- 'Pebnlary,22.-r-fin bxs glass; John Fl ac k ; -
liti
1 ••=64 bgs wheat, J 8 Liggett & "Co; 15 birth '
• 1, elover seed, Hitetteoek,XeCieery '& Cm .7 ----
- 160 bdb_ Taper, Hostetter & Smi th : - 2 kga . 49 BAR
REM OF sotiontriv
t laid Dillinger &Stevenson; 34,pkgerags t 35°" ' I o Es saultista 0, Erravirs . soN.
. . ._ _ • _ ......... , - . . .
=iZ.M
Moll;Ronal', Smith & Co; 2 bxs cigars,
Weyman Bro; 3 do do, R & W Jenkinson.
PITTSUUROIL ArmCormsmovlLLE
RAILROAD, February 22.-1 car metal,
Totten & Co; Ido do, Lloyd & Black; 7
kegs nails, McGinness & Co; 2 pkgs ma
ple sugar, Watt, Lang & Co; 2 cars metal,
Bryan & Caughey; 200 bxs glass, Mich
sale, B, & Co; .11' car tan bark,' Lapps &
Weise. • I
The River Continues to recede slowly
with seven feet in the channel, by the,
the Monongahela marks last evening.'
Weather continues unsettled; mercury
is down fully 20 degrees since Sunday,
and the indications last evening were fa.
vorabledfor snow.,
' The R.,o: l Gray, from Louisiville, the
Mary Davage and barges. from New Or
leans, and the Julia No. 2, from. Zanes
ville, constitute the arrivals. The Julia
returns again to-day, at 4 P. M.
- There were no departures aside from
the packets. The Bellevernon from St.
Louis, is among the first boats due.
Cants. R. D. dr, G. W. Cochran, sold the
towboat Louisville yesterday, to a Mr.
Wheeler, of Stillwater, Minnesota, for
$7,000, She will be employed by the
new owners in towing lumber on the
Upper Mississippi. .
The,Bayard, Capt. Geo. D. Moore, .is
the regular packet for Parkersburg to
day, leaving at noon:
The ATmadillo, Capt. A. McCarty, will
be the first boat out for St. Louis. She
is in first rate condition for business: ,
The Glasgow. Capt. Andy Robinson,
Jr., is announced to leave for Cincinnati
and Louisville forthwith.
The Camelia, from Nasville, is among
the first boats due. The Celia, Kate
PutPutnamand New York, will, arn it ls said,
run regularly in the Pittsburgh and
Nashville trade during the balance of the
s eason. • ~
The Greet •Republic is advertised to
leave St. Louis for New Orleans to•day.
It was stated some .time since that the
Argosy had been sold. This is a mistake,
she was chartered by some parties for
the White River trade.
• The -Maggie Hays will follow the Ar
madillo to St. Linda.
• The arrivals of sugar.and molasses
Ilt!ingp e past few days have betn
ai.olryveargea
brought - up 977 Mils , of ttalatter, ad 8i
lihds of the former. The Davage. Silver
Lake and Gray, brought up, in the
aggregate, over twenty-three hundred.
barrels of molasses and two hundred
and ninety hhda of •augar, all of which
was being discharged from these three
boats yesterday. The Grey received her
sugar and Molasses from the Leonidas .
at Cincinnati, while the Davage and
Silver Lake brought theirs from New
Orleans.
—The St. Louis Repubtican of Saturday
says • Business continues to improve
. •
rapidly and an unusually early season is
upon us already. Boats arrive and depart
for all points with uninterrupted raga•
laxity, and the various packet companies
radiating from hese have fully completed
their arrangements for the year. All are
in good condition, and the presumption
is that with a good stage of water, trans
portation and passenger business of the
Mississippi and tributaries during the
year 1869 will be immense--probably
greater that' it has ever been. Corn
Prospects are favorable in all quarters',
:and the only thing to be feared is a spell
of cold weather. 1 1 .
—The Louisville Democrat intimatcm
that in a recent trial of speed between
the
out"Dexte and Robert E. Lee, the latter
came "second best," a nd , adds that
"the Dexter doesn't get out of the way
of any boat when it comes to speed."
—The Louisville Courier4ournal says
that freights are abundant on the Lower
1 Ohio. The Richmond got all she wanted
at forty cents per hundred pounds. ,
~. - 4.
. _-...
PITTSBURGH` GAZETTE: TUESDAY,_ FEBRUARY_ .2%:,.1.504?•_.
RIVER NEWS.
River and Weather.
LoutsvitLE, February 22.—Weather
wet and raw. River stationary, with ten
feet - in canal.
STEAkdiMATEL
ICORTIBERN LlNEigrat.
Ali PACKET .— FOB GALENA
AND DUBUQUE. ,
HAVANA-. Capt. Hopis? Mail Tool),
*al commence loading for i lie above and all in
termediate points on the first of March. and will ,
gotnrough without reshipping: For particulars
'POW io • '
FLACK A COLLLNOWOOD, Agents.
ft= telY------1----ir B. O. tiBAY.
rIITIIERN LlNEsidEr.
• P ACKET.—Tae new and
VINNBAPOI,I9 Capt. J. B Itilolaza.
Wilt leave for hr. FAUL. about the splen d id
Apr.i..s.nd go through direct. This
steamer offers very superior accommodations for
passengers and etOce. 'Forparticulars apply to
. '. BLACK & COLLINGWOOD. Agents,
fenreaS , or R. C. GBT.
FORCENCINNATIan d rargt
L,OCIBVILLE.—The flue pea
senge r steamer .
GLASGOW Capt. ARDssiv ROBINSON. J .
Will leave for the above andlntermediate ports
on 'TUESDAY, 234 Inst., 41 4 r. 31.
For freight or_passara %g ay on board, or to
FLACK & tJoLLINOWOOD ,
OHIO .4.00.,
JAMES COLLI
fe2o ousuizs E.Riv zs. Ar
'EPOS. ST. LOUIS.--The ilagt
-a: flee passengersteamer
ARMADILLO ............... Citpt. A. Itetaarry,
lear TUE S DAYbove an& all Intermediate
ports. ou AU Inst., at 4 F.
-Bog' freight or passage spelt on board, or to
O. H. OHtti eerr
fe2o ;LAC E, & COLLINOWWD. Agents.
1311 1 1"ESBIER 401,
-11" WuKamm% •
-Igarletta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave Company , o Street Wharf Boat. foOt of Wood
DAUM. AT LS M.
TuAWDATI3 aim
MANABD.. ... ... •... .A. S. Elozrarato, Master
lirsprisroAra Atli) OArriDAEI%
GREY EAGLE, O. L. Saslow'. Master .
Freight will be
CO
received at CO
bonze b 7
sela ' , JAMES LLINS. Alrellt.
5T . E1143.,
T O,LIVERPOOL' Apipipai
QIJEENE 4 TOWN.
ssn INVIeNVIAIL STEADISMInt,
NumballAeallamm lbst-eless veasela, =mug
m the Mated _
orrir , o rArtriy. Cr 01 ANTWErf,
Ralf 01-1E,08c,14/ WYN4SE:ALTIIdorta,
esturig MOW- NA 4 411110/EY, from Pier 40;
.I.t lElver, New YOE. , for nonage or further
Mionessimarmirto •
- ' varnhat mummy. Jr. .
10 FIFTH
aonnstte. root iltfliwP., Pjttaber,h
LITHOqRAPEMItS.
- - -
11ZW/Alan Sirreirent. .Iratiar sciana.
QINGEItLY birtitisucamon
kJ to Ciao. P. Boatlonwr &
PIiACTINAL" ISTOO6IIWIIEBIL
The : only Steam Lithographic Establishment
West or the Mountains. Business Cards, Letter
Heads. Bonds, Labeih Circulars. Show cards.
Dinionine. Portraits. Viaws, Certificates of Ile
-.oats,..crect, e Cseqs. to.. Nos. In an d TS
•Pittsburgh.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NNIJ
......re.refeeee,eeeeeenow,,,
BINKUPTCY IstriffiNT!
152.00.'s CARD
entitles the bearer, on presentation,
to TWO DOLLAILS abatement on s
.cash; purchase of $25.00 at, the gzeat
sp eothing house of
•
S. O. TELATIERMAN,
ORIGINAL BIG ISf(JKBER 11,
Sixth 'Street, lite St. Clair.
Nobody best by this establishment, but fair
dealing toall
l m e ked AU by printed cards, at
LO WEST , CASH PRICES ,
Se that no one may be deceived. Remember
the Ply original big number 11, SIXT H
STREET, late St. Clair.
BEWAILF. OF COUNTERFEITS OF THIS!
•
• S. 6. TRAIERMAN.
trz:Tu7s
at
- -
IMP ORTAN T ANNOUNCE.
A. 'KENT.
IN=l
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE&
Tobacco, Cigars & Whisky.
ISAAC_ STERN,
N 0.162 'Federal Street, above the Market)
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
Respectfully announces to his friends that he le
- now offering bis stock, consisting of the
FINEST CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C,
And the( PUREST L 14170259
AtipKlces LOWER THAN EVER MITERED IN
TM3 MARKET.
ar Remember the
NoSei.l6A FEDERAL ST., ALLIAH:IiNT CITT
nlo-Tus
SKATES,
SKATES.
I have received my stock of Skates for the sea
son
of '65 and "69, comprising every style known
to the trade, at prices ringing FROM 50 CENTS
PER PAM. lIP TO 625. Idy stock embraces &fell
Yoe of Ladies" and Gentlemen's Skates. New
rk Club, American Pink,Blondin's Ancle Sup
porter, our Ladles' and Gents' Clipper, Phila
delphia and Boston Club, Empire and Vulcan,
together with a large assortment of medium
priced Skates for Boys. which I offer at exceed
ingly low prices. I infite all in want of Skates
to call and be convinced that 136 WOOD
STREET, is the place to buy Skates.
For sale wholesale and recap by
JAMES GOWN,
NO. 136 'WOOD STREET. PITTSBITROTI.
noMTP
RQCK. THE BABY
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
BOLD ONLY
LEMON & WEISE.
Practical Furniture Manufacturers, &a l
VOtrWrii. AVENUE.
Where may be founds 11311 assortment of Par
lor Chamber and Kll,chen Furniture. deta
NVESTEDS LAND AGENCY.
70,000 Acres of Land for Sale
In lowa and Idlnnesceta; price from 13.00 to
$5.00 per acre. Land bought and old on com
mission. Taxes paid; Titles examined: abetrscts
flarnisbed; Surveying and Plotting done.
Information furnished in reference to
quality and valuation of lands. General collect
ing business done. Address -
JL,T;iIG3
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
FRIM -CO,
. Itanufseturers of
481:111M8WASE. BRISTOL limns ike.
°Mee and Warehouse. 383 LIBERTY ORM ,
airJdlorders nromptll attended to.
s. Biro: J. Y. szar t
1119aWLIPT & BSATT•
"'" 1 Anonrrismuum. AND
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS,
No.ll Sandusky St,, Allegheny, Pa.
A. lame assortment of NEWEL POSTE an
BisLLPTIGES constantly on hand. TIINITNE
of all descriptions. done. ocosoN
MARSHALL'S ELMS.
]tAR
ANALL.I3 ELIXIR lent. anti ABADACTLY.
WAIISUALL`B ELIXIR. WILL
MAIIIIIILLL'S-ZIAXIII. WILL CUBS • COSTLY: ,
AZFB.Price of lgarsbalPs
gist s. $l.OO - iper bottle.
l sale by all Druggists. Depot, 1301 Mar
keter
street. M. MLR:HALL & Co . Druggists,
Pro .rteters. re4:d99.T:Tll:ll •
=I
G OOD NEWS.
OEM BMX 'DUB Tana
Eaignixr•for WARDS Bread 4
Tie 'swot and best. The InMali "11. W." on
elrely loaf Tate none ,else. staivrrs
•
FAESEI FlSH.—BenJamin
PIIII , Its •sill Oontinati to All all city and corm•
try orders for - •
. •
FRESH WHITE LAKE FISH SALMON AND BASS.
- Bend to No. 43 DIAMOND mamas?, Fitt..
.bargo, or Ms •0141, mown. TWIN CITY
BTAND. Alkelany market °OM
•
ECOND 'LIST; 1869, APPLI.
§
CATIONS TO tfleLL LIQUORS, 11164 in the
err's ()Zee, month of February, /869.
NAY". • KIND. YLACB.
Michael Limpert. 0. G., 9th wasiLl'Aitsblitst.
linrder, -0, G. Pthwailic-nalcthelgire
The License Board will , . sit for keilmft-.W.0
spove sonlics9ons on WIDISIEBDO.Y, the
inst,. st 9 Wein= A. Id. - •
0.20m91 JOHN G. BROWN, Clerk.
Uiii
vifteen toga cLploe old Gorerolhentlava Cof
fee. just tees ved and ror rale low ay the bag • r
suet, at the Fate lltracery Store of
• • • atm. A. RENSHAW,
mu Corner Liberty sad .11aadatreeta.
01116STAL,
SWESPIST.CHES.
RED S K I VE -
WHITS 1303 E
Very ado°, for sale '
31.11411011 st, HAISPES,
Elbert[ 'street.
rink BOBBER ` BELTING, I
itose, Sum . Packing unCeaskets of the
on Belting Companies manufacture at prices
as, low la this Oda, sf j goods em be bought of
the manufacturer' —A
Mt ilteek 101 , 67111 on hand
at the India.Bubber tDplot, 316 and Sib ninth
a. all PHIGLird.
fee
stree't* : • - •- ......._...:.. : ,............ !11Vents for ' the Company. _
ico ' oT .41111. d'
—4 cas No. 1 Vol
Asti in store and for sale by
en ,_ J. B. CANFIELD.
F a 1- suII OLL* INOTTEII.-1 0
•balf bble Choice MU Butter. tent received
sad for sale 0 7 • J. B. IgANFIELd).
NIS
~-
F ~ C G ~I f ~~__ J +.. t~~R (~ ~
.., ~ ~,..~. ~ ... ~ _ a. ~.. ;~ ~~x v,a ~n. wf i d.. yin' .~.<. L ... ..
J. L.
DILLINGER CSTEVE.NSON I
ICOIMISSION MERCHANT,
87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
AU Bind's of Country, Produce,
all orders for Merchandise prccoptly , tilled, st
LOWNAT market rates: -Particular attention
given to the side of Butter, Zgge,. Cheese Dried •
Fruits, de, We feel con fident that we can jive
entire satisfaction, by maIting,QUICHSALTS end
PROMPT nrrultint, at HIGIBBsi KLEMM PEWS&
and therefore respectfully solicit yo_ ur col:wiv
e:l:Lentil. All correspondenoe answere d PrOmptli•
Marking Plates fundshed tree. Grain in store
and to arrive dolly. • auBltt7B
ESTABLISHED . BY A. & • T
•
W. N. GORMLY,
WHOLESALE GROPER,
(DEEtscnor OPP. EAGLI HOTzL,)
PITT'SI3trI4 4 I3 II EI.
se :ylll
WATT, LANG it CO.,
wainzsau. =went IN
Groceries, Flour. Grain Produeel
rro visions, limb, Choro, Carbon ;
Oil.
172`and 174 WOOD STRIDIT, rieu M
em street, Pittsburgh, Pg. uoihui.s
fITIB EMIL • JAB. I. rocaLwr.
KEIL & .HICHAHT, -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I
YLOI7B. GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FRICD, dC
$49 Liberty lit., Pittaburgb,
AVM IgnitAX3lS. H. ANIBB.
IVIcBANE & ANJER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers In FLOUR, GRAIN and PRODUCE
GENERALLY, No. 14a WATER STREET,
above Smithfield, Pittsburgh. les
Y. 13TXXLZ J. A. BMWS.
M STEELE & SON,
s Consin*lion merthisiga,
SKATES
Awn Daiwa's m
NTI.OI7R. ORA-rff. VECE.II. ar.o
No. WI OHIO STUESI, near East Cowan,
• ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
T.l. BLANCHARD,
J.J•
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
FORWABDING & 00INIESION ITMOLISTS,
for the sale of 'Flour. Grain, Bacon, Lard, But
ter. l eed aMt D:ICfTr uitT.
B a S nd ET, r sco rner of al r ly t,
No. e
Plttsburgb.
BOWL ENOX e__ Ar1P73177 KNOX.
IPt KNOX &SON, COMMISSION
IKERCHANTS'esnd dealeri 1 1 191ara.
MILL FEED-aitti PUODUCIZ 9ENER
'6I4I:7."'Zio. 79 Timuo24l. - opposite City Han.
suegheny Ottili - -* ,- "• • .1117:rn
LITTLE, RAMO & PATTON,
Wholesale Urocers,..Coniniission Merchants
and Denlers_in Produce, Flour, e,
Fish, Carbon and Lard OU, Iron, Na bs, Ois4 ,
Cotton Yarns and an F":.stinrgh liannrac -
generally. LW .and 11 1 1 ort,COND ISTBE ,
Pittsburgh. .
V. c. 'WAY,
ILLINOTOV. lOWA.
coPV.EI33.
WW:iiilMi
RECEIVE AND: BELL
No. 271 Liberty Street,
AND DILKLEES IN
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
PENN wrieztr.
smisaza
Jou, t. notes.,stm. noess....wx. 6. acmes.
TOHN HOUSE &BROS" Suc
tit eestors to JOHN L HOIRIE a CO,. Whole.
sato Grocers and Commission lierctolig" Cor-
War of Stolthlield and Water Streets. Vta'etaburgh.
JOHN arum,'
A WALLACI,
ULPTON&WALLAC ) Whole-
BALE uItOCMIS AND P is , CItDZAL
.
No, .6 SIXTH tiTREET. r .nran.
-lal2:rsa
DRUGGISTS,
ENDEIRSON J. & BROTHERS,
9168 Liberty street, Dealers in Drop,
Wats end Patfutt d leines. I aS._2•9
W. BACKEOWN & BRO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
mak bumorrAoruszus or
Cetalk,c o 33. , cis
ROVED TO No. los LIBIDO! sniff,
rrrnstriteit, nazis.
,MhttaWin . dow Lead, elaat Sad Glaasware at
at
1919sactniers Driers. • - de9
PAPEIL -
PITTSBURGH PAPER MANE.
FACTORING 001110 ANY. Naaufacturers of
PRINTING & WRAPPING . PAPERS .
CLINTON ara.L-erzunarviu r,osio.
BBIONToN NILL—NNW BBIOSTON,
oincra 1.2115 wassuomm
Na. 82 Third .Btreat, Pittiburght Pa.
,
Wirains—AlllAMlT_H4 llll T ,President.
JNO. N. LIVINGSTON, TrISI
BAKIII L RIDDLL Sersetarf. B.
Dinscrross—Angrst liana John email. n.
N. Hartnonk, John B. LtingtOn. • -
Clash paid ror Pater Roca. jahnorl
k:fAslaaalLt4a44g 4 4lA l
'
IL' 0' '
HR' ' PEC, • •
11/4111,WORXxis AND PILILYIIIKILS. t.o.
Tbanstreer, nese nuntnleid, Pittcbtullt. i.
pthrairls,irintrali‘ticegments
'dies
r___,_.: ec *WARD CHAIM.
ilituALE . ;C., SW A . saod Price la cub
will be
°v et" UAW
RA Telr C ttl d ne
. Wiest an Sentiments' ( a rut o
In CM neatest siSsaUlr. . Tatiltss
FRENCH BUM UHL STONES.
• Fro& hart Smut Itaehluess
- .
MHZ BEST OLEANIEBB lIP 1:11311.
itfrriabieirlisif 'and Feed Mills,
maths* =Arras,
All numberA And best,quiltY? for tale at
319 and 321 Liberty St.; Pittsburgh
WASTROF •
.
HYDRA.NT WATER.
.The undersigned deems it lug duty to Inform
consumers of Hydrant Water id the city of Pitts
burgh..Aat extensive and - highly important
changes in ,the machinery at the Lower Water
Works wail require. for the present. oarefOl ass
and strict prevention of the waste of water.
- Railroad companies and o.hcr Urge 00011111:11011
Inuit, use strict economy in use of water for all
-purposes, and the use of all street washers and
are plogs, except in case of Arc, must be 11115.
vended until further notice.
JOSEPH FRENCH.
fet SoPerintenden Water Works.
EARL AEIIII-130 Prime
it ill year Ash now In atop • O
.. Cr r tg u i ) . ,
"
. •
.r"
- •
• 3`:u
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PROFESSION.A.L. I
TIRO. COOPER, WALLACE and
.1-... WILLARD, i
NOrdEOrATIIISTS ,
Will remove their Office on the First of April
next to 170. 72 Diamond, Allegheny city, rear
ja3o:dn
of Ott) , Dell. --
• .
G
W. De CAMP,
1... A •
ATTORNEY AND' COUNSELLOR. AT LAW.
omce, No. 137 VOLUM! AVICNUE. Pitts
burgh, (formerly occupied by Bon. Walter H.
Lowrie.) will lunette° ha the V. S. Circuit and
Distri:t Courts. in the State Supreme and all the
Courts m o stgy county, and make collec
tions in of theadjacentrountlea. ja29:d7B
II : NEEPEIt,
A.LDER2dAN AND EX•OFFICIO JUSTICE 01
THE PEACE.'
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE. i
• .13peclal attention given to conveyancing and
collections Heade Bonds and Mortgages drawn
up. and all legal
Tt business attended to promptly
and accurate'
—...-----------
TOR. I. BUTLER,
ALDEBNAN AND NLRB neIBTB ATS
°nice, 128 WYLIE TTSBPRGEL STREET, near Washington
PI PA.
Deeds, Bond, Mortgages, Acknowledgment
Depositions, Collections, and all other. legiti
xnx e business executed promptly. mh2o:n9
SARIOUBL MCMASTERS, ' .•
, ----
ALIUDMICVAAN, • -
_ •.
ra.olllclo JlllitiCe of the Peace and Police Map
trate. Office, GRANT STREET, opposite tne
Cathedral,. PITTIMIQUGH, PA.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Deuositions, and all :Legal Business executed
with promptness and dispatch. =US
.JOHN A. STRAIN,
ATADEIVAIAN ,
IX-07110W JUSTI MAGISTRATE CE 07 THE PEAOPIARD
rotacs
•
nds„ end all
Office ,71.11 7I7TH STREET, opposite the Ca
thedral, Pittaburgh, Pa. Deeds, i3o. Mort.
gages, A.cknowledgments, Depositions
Legs Btle. executed with prounstneSs and
L
VUSTACE S. MORROW,
'AzzopititsArt,-
MX-OMM- .71387tCE 007 TJ PEACE AND
• MACE DIAGISTRATIC.
OFFICE, 73 - PENNA. AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds, Bonds4dortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions and all - Lewd Business executed
with promptneu and dispatch. mvl9
A
Justice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL WEIL ESTATE AND !MSC
RANCt
CARSON STREET, EAST BIRIkISOIiAIi.
, Collection of Bents solicited end promptly t
ncea
o.
Et C. MACSIIELL, •
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
No. SO Grunt Streets
ATTORNEY--AT .- LAW.
Office, 116 Diamond Street,
unmoisite t,lANotat pause.)
follS:t44
JB. FERGUSON,
• -
ATTORNEY -AT - LAW.
eicOs - D FLOOR. IPBorr RoON,
AIICIIIIIALD BLAKELEY,
ATTCYItIMY-.A.V.1.A.V7,
n96:t17
OLLAB SAVINGS BANK.
NO. 65 11011MT8 STREET.
ASSETS
Open daily, from 9 o'clock A. It. to 3 o'clock
r 9, and hATURDAY EVENINGS, from
slay Let to November Ist from
_from 7 tire o'clock.
and from November let to May Ist, from 8 to 8
o'clock. .. .
Deposits received of all sums of not less than
ONk. DOLLAR . and a dividend of the ro
declared twice a year, in June and December.,
Interest has been deelared semi-annually in June
and Decesuber.sluce the Bank was organized, at
the rate of iix per cent. a year.
Interest, if not' drawn out, Is placed to the
credit of the depositor as prtnelpal,and bears the.
same int er e ct fromthe /et daps of June and
Dec e b mb n e g r t.h co m pou ndin g
twice a
yea without
t hi r s u pass book de At s th th is traotemnevwntooublenint
less then twelve years. _ Roles
and
containing the Charter, By-Laws, stoles
and Regulations, furnished gratis, On applica
tion at the°e.
razaw Me ilrx--ozoßoz Jamas.
VICZPBUIDYNTS:
joint°. Backofen, -A M. Pollock, M. D..
Benj. P. rabnestock, Robert Robb,
James Herdman, Robe H. Shoenberger,
James McAuley, James Saddle,
James IL D. Deeds, Alettrader neer,
Isaac M. Pennock, • Christian Teagez.
- • • . Inzorritra: -.
~- - . ,
wm. J. An d erson , Robert C. Loo mis,
Calvin Adams. Henry.). Lynch,
John C. Studley, Peter A..bladeirs,
Ororge Black, John . Marshall,
Hill durgwin, Vialter.P. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Carrier, John B. McFadden,
Chatiesi. Colton, Ormsby Phillips,
John Evans, 'MOLL. RID gwalt,
john ,L,liillesple, in W.E. Schmertz,
- Williams. haven, Alexander Tindle;
Petertf. Hunker. Villa= Van Kirk,
Elettard Ha , s, 'lsaac Whittier,
James D. Kelly, •,Wm. P. We an.
- Tnr.astrusa—CH LES A. COLTON.
Sir.CnnssAMEl3 R. D. HEEDS. st
M=ff IMEJI .4 CO.,
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Stree
Corner of now otrerto the trade , atlow
Ovate, strictly ,
Prime New Crop Nen! Orleans Sugar and
Molasses. •
Porto Rim, Cuba and English Island Sugars.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Re
lined do.• •
holden Drips, s.owerings, Braglls, Stuart's,
Adams , and Long Island byrum. , •
Porto Rico, Cow and English Island Idolasses.
Young' Hyson, Japan, Imperial, Ounpowdnr
and Owng Yeas. •
Carolina and Bangoin Rice:
Java., Laguapra and to Coffees.
TOblooo, iLa c o n s tantly M. Clan* SOuPs ,
Cotton Yarps, * c., on band.
Fine Bradies,Wines and Segura
•
Ithenish, Moselle, and Sparkling Hoek Wines
of Iluidel & Co.. In bottles.. •
Sparkling Moselle, dokarsberg and " Johann's.
burg,Slookbeloier, Burgundy, de.
Brandenburg & Fr , rest line Oliee'oll.
do do. Clarets imported in bottles.
do do • White Wines,-in bottles.
Mr Wort & Bons - Smeltling Catawba.
Mould Sherry, Madeira and Port Wines.
Free Old Monongahela Bye Whiskies. pure.
do Very Superior Old Seotdh do do.
dai..19 0 9
Solertifenta Moat & Clandon,s Grand Yin.
Im v pe
erzensy and Binary OblimPsFue.
Brandies of Our own seleet.on and warranted.
j SPd43
W. W. WAIU4IVE
PiTTSBITEMII.
PITTSBURGH. PA._
No. 87 Fifth &tzroet,
go. ORTIETH STREET,
PITTSBURGH. PA
CHARTERED U 1855.
.52,315,804 .61
A.TASOR
IMPORTERS 01
SKATES, SKATES, SKATES.
American Rink, 1
New York eln1)
Empire, Stan, ;
&e.
Ali other etylei and ,sties 'at the very Introit
WHITESIDES & DRUM,
no 7V FEDER/LUST.. Al.Litnf_ll.--05
s~E~g, PATENT AL GE
IP Leda% El, ,t'QT niers H. rumors,
AI • • •
•-• •
--t -. l~_ :o~.i_
EITTSBURGH &.
ciNvlt LLB VI LL
ILROAD.
On and after TUBMDA Noyember, 171,14
time . trains will arrive at and depart from tee
Dent corner Of grant and Water streets. as
follower
,Dart.
Mail to and from Union- . •
town 7:00 A. sr. 6:00 p. X.
licSeesportAccomdtM ll : oo A. st. 0:05 P. 11.
Ex. to and fromtintM. 3:00 P. M. 10:10 A.IL
West Newton Accona , d. 4:30 P. M. 8:35 A w.
Braddock , s AccomdtM. 6:15 P. X. 7:50 P. X.
Night Ac. toldcli_ , *ort.lo:3o P. X. 6:45 A. w
Sunday Church Train to •
and from West Newton 1:00 P. 8.10:00 A.
For tickets apply to
J. B. 633141. Agent' 1
W B. STOUT. Superintendent. none
etHANGS,
J TIME. ( •
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD,
On and after MONDAY, November 9th, 1969,
TWO TRAINS DAILY will leave Pittsburgh
Station, corner of Eleventh and Pike streets for
Franklin, °filmy; Buffalo, and all points In the
011 Regions. ; b
MLEAVIe PrrrelniBB9l. !AWAIT Ilf PITT8B:111011
Ma11......»«1:16 amtkiall -5140 p a
i
Express....
Brady's BAc 3:00 pm , Brady! B At:10:30 all
lit Soda Works let Soda Works
Accomd.... 10:50 a m:—Accoraod'iu: LAO a la
Sid Soda .Works Ind Soda Works
Acoomodin. 5:00 pm Accomod"n. 3140 Pm
Church Train leave Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. /d.
Arrive at Pittsburgh at 9:50 A. m. -
Passengers taking express train have .but
one change or cars bstweeu Plttsburg_h, -Buffalo
and Oil Regions. Mail and 'Express Trans stop
only at psincipal points. Mixed Way and' At•
commodstiod trains stop
at all stations.
THOMAS M. KINO. Assn. Sup't.
W. 'FOSTER HOPE. Ticket Agent. ' nog
ITTSBIIR6iIII •
1111 .
C INNHALLWAY
INCATI A
r LOUIS .
PAN RABBLE ROME.
CHANGE OF ITIdE.—On and after 8V DAT:
N0v.21d,1.88 13 , trains will leave and. arrive at
ma Union Depot, as fo ll ows, rittsbnrgli time:
Depart. • ' .A.Priais
Mall Expre5........... . 3:13 a. m. liii:Ll a. in.
Yast Line ...
10:13 a. m. 1:33 p. at.
Fact Express • 21:58 p. m. 12:18 a. m.
Mixed Way ' 5:434. in. 6:43 pa m.
MaDonald , a dea'n. No. 11.1:28 a. m. 8:33 p.m.
Steubenville Amommo.l. 3:38 p.m. 9:48 a. Ina
NeDould's Ace , n. No. 4..6:08 p.m. 3:18 IN 1114.
W51:313 r. X. Express will leave dar.y.
1 9 :/3 P. is. Mall will *nitre daily.
Elie 10:13 a. Traln leaves daily. Sendai , /
es copied, and makes 'close connections si New •
ark so Zanesville and points on Sandusky
Mansfield Newark E.
S. F. BOUM, tieneral Ticket Aker&
,W. W. CARD, Burn.. Steubmiville. Ohio.
Dols
•- - •
11MGH, PORT WAYNT. & CHICAGO
F. W. and CLEVELAND &PITTSBURGH E. R.
Tram Dee. 2004 VMS. trains will leave front
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, Pitta
trorglici=e, as follows:
• Arrive.
Chicago Ex,..3:03 m Chicago Ex... 2:13
Erie I'gn IDIT:AS ain tilhlcago 11:585
Cl. & Whg3l•l6:US a m ;Wheeling Ex 11:131i
Chicago Ma11..6:58 a mlOrestline Mill 3:5301
.Chicago Ex.. 10:011 a m iChicsgo Ex. ••.ttall , t
Cl. p IClevelind
Chigo Ex.. 51:43 p miErie & Tg'nExti: l3 ?l
W 'e ca
&Edell:4:o3 &Wh• Zia:sB3i
Depart from ditegAtny..l Arrive in diteghen
N. Brigt•n A0.13:513 m IN. Brigt•n Ac. 703 am
Leetsdale " 10:2S am IN. Brigt'n " 8:98 am
" 11:5S m New Castle "10:33 am,
Rochester " 1:33 pm u 4eep?dale " GAR am
Leetsdale Accß:sB pm • • •• 1:08
N: Brigt`n •• .5:33p ,Brigt•rt G:4163,
IL Brio
.l , * •• .6:7113p m Leetsdale " 4.:63
Leetse ." 10:913pm " • 1 . 'Tali vm
Leetsdale Bun. Leetsdale, San- • m
day Murcia. 1:13 p m day vintreb. 9:159 am
• kW - 51:43 p. m. Chicago Express leaves daily.
NA. 11:58 ai m. Chicago Express arrives daily.
de22 -F. R. MYERS, General Ticket Agent.
rENNSIEJLTAI
NIA CENTRAL RAIL
AD. Onand after Nov, 518th. 1868, Trains
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot.
corner ca Washington and Liberty streets, as
follows:
Arrive. Depart.
Mail Train.... 1:30 am Day hxpress.. 0:30 am
Past Line 21.40 s m Wall's No, 1.. 6:30 sm.
WalPs NO. 1..6 210 ani Mall Train 8:15 am -
BrintotrAcen. 1:50 a m •Cincln , tl Ex 10:35 pm '
Wall's No. 2.. 6:50 am WalPs No. 2..11:80 am
Cincinnati Ex.9:4ko am Johnstown Ac.3:315 pin ,"
Johnstown Ac10:35 am firadliocksNol l : 2o pm
Baltimore.Ex.l'4sl, m Phila.Express 5:10 pm
Phila. Expren9:o s pm Wall's No. 3.. 5:00 pm
Wall"' No. 3... 1:30 pm Wall's No. 4..6:15 pm j
Bisddocks N0i5:50 p m Put Line 7:50 pm
Wall's No. 4. I:115 DM Wall'al4o.s-11:50 pin
Way Paean'? 10:90 p m
The Church Train leaves Walls Station orrery
Sunday at .9:15 a. m;, reaching Pittsburgh at
10:00 a. m. Returning, leaves:Pittsburgh :at
14:50 p. m and arrives at Walls Station
200 m. •
*Cinpcinnati 'Express leaves daily. All ottulr
trans daily except Sunday.
For further inibrinatton apply to
W. IL BECRWITIV; Agent.
The Pennsylvania Rallroad Company wtu nOt 1115 •
Elie any lisk forßaggage, except.for wearingsp •
usrekand limit their responsibility to One Hen
are. Dollars in value. AU Baggage exceeding
Ott &Mount in Yalne Will be at the risk of the
ss
owner. ur le talon be anecial contract.
EDWARD.
tio'M General SuDerinteudent, Altoona: Pa.
apirlfra
E it T ER N
H•.MEAMIR .
PENNSYLVANIA .
ROAD.-On and after novastd,lfiffS:the
l's. seng.er Trains on the Western Rennsylvanta
Rat road will -. arrive at and , dense. - - front , the
Yeder.lStreet Depot, Allegheny'City.as follews:
Springd*e N 01640 am Wail-. -..- .1;00 it in
Freeport No.1111:910 a m Freepo4 NO.:l s:l5 a m
F.upress .10:40 am Sharpleg No111:20 am.
Sharpb , g N0.11:95 p Inifforiss .51:45 pm
Freeport N0.24:0 0 pm We Ne13:30 pm
Wall 5:55 pni eeport No. 215:5110 pm
Bprlngd*e N055:45 um finirreNtil 3:10 pm
Aboye trains run daily eta Sunder.
• ' The - Church 'Tranr 'agree , eitheir Junetiss.
ever) Sunday atl:4o a. m., reaching Allegheny
City -at 9:50 n .40.' Returning. leaves Allegheny
City at 190 p. in. and arrive at A 103407. Juno.
don at 3:45 p. m. -- * - -- - --•• it :
• ConsarrArion TIMM-Tor sale in
- of Twenty, between -Allegheny' City, ette k stu g n i t
street..
Her
s,.- Bennett,. 'ine Creek, Etna and
iiharpshars ' aniliood oy_on the trains stopping •
at Stations sne ed onAkSets... • -
The trahntles.ving-Allegtient Clei at TiOo a.
m. make. reetecinneotliSnet re2oll•34thWal-'
ken's Roof Stages fbriintler and WiIMILIDt WWII. _
Through. tickets mas.be • purchased. at tb.. west,
No. 3 et Cbdr street. near the Suspenslenßridge.
Fitt/bur. it, • end !at Abe Depot, ARegben7. ..
. Tor further intymation_upply to - • • _ .
gAII3I3 , I.SFFINTB.
-• • • Federal Street arts
The Western .Pennsylyaula Railroad: :not - •
ai mime any risk Ibr NagoO, exeunt Snivel:ring ,
apparel, and limit their - responsibility to One
:Hods& d Dolbudt. in : , table. All: begtrage
ceeding ate amount in value willbe at tne Tilted
the owner, unless
tilarPer we idernial contract.= t.
. • 'EDWARD H. WILLIAMS.
no een.ral Boneriatendent, Altoona. Fas •
S BILLIMONIN
UNION nom mum;
Eastern. Division.
The SHORTEST LSD HOST _HELLS{
ROUTE man the But to all points lo
Colorado, Nevada, = .
California, Vtah,
Arizona, - Washingte
New. Mexico,
Oregon.
Two TTSI 111 leaPPaie.Loti eh nadr( .v
a
ofutactSo saurus' from it.
Louts and Itsli
hal and Bt. Joe Railroad from Qui;a01.:0 0
In* at Lawrence. Torts and Wainegeotitieto
s tr tga Zr st all win c
_of nig worth lir OPUS MED
STATES EIPRESI4 (•011%AliTilt ' DA.Thir
Llll. OF 011 SMARM MAIL . AND .EXP
COLOcials TOR • •
ZaDilLiVirEti. Sex= .r4s-lxici
AND• • .
An Point in the Tellitetiegi
• •
wove TRI witexihr I,TN3
And with BANDS
of CX3A011.1:8 ibr Fort Union, Bent's Fort. Will.
Altaquerqllo. Baal Fe. and all points In - Arip
sons and new Mexico. .
it• the men . additions of rolling' ltoek
ein iument, and the - arrangements rd.
w ith 70 iponsible Wetland Transportation Mel
from its western terminus. this road now offer'
unequalled esellities for 04 , trzni ugguinn
betabt ta tb• viz west. „ .
Tlaketa tor ma at all the print/Pa om aes
the United States and Canadas• • ,
Be wire and ask For- Moneta r
R01:111:MTOW e; .1 RAI LINA
I M
La Mu
EABTICAN DIVMO/I A.
.
n==l
W.IM=M
3.;
Anima.
• Unload,*
44. Ss izusT.
General Freight and Tr let NM
IBSEN
=I
MEE