I , II . II4BURGH DIARUiITS.
ORRICE OP PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
WEDNEzDAY, March 11, 1869.
The resumption of navigation has im
varted a 'better feeling in commercial
aircles, and hopes aro entertained that
the Spring trade will• now open up in
-earnest. As yet, however, the demand,
for almost everything is confined mainly
to supplying immediate-wants, and the
volume of busineis in the aggregate i s
light; .while so far as prices are concerned'
there is no essential change. - Both Grain
end Flour continue very dull, and Gra' -
aeries, also, are weak and Sngars adll
tend downward.• Provisions quiet and
unchanged.
APPLES 7 -Steady with regular sales
at 1006_ger bbl. as to quality.
APPLE BUTTER---BeWoc.
BUTTER—Prime to choice Roll may
be qnoted at 40 to 43@)45.
BEANS—In better supply—may 14
quoted at 53,5 ©53,75.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—DuII; 3 ® 3 3‘.
"CRANBERRIES—SaIes at 518@5=.
CORNMEAL—SI,9O per cwt.
CARBON OlL—Unchanged, at 31@
sof for standard brands.
,CHEESE—TerkeI almost bare; sales
New York Goshen reported at 11025 c. •
DRIED FRUIT—DuII but utichanged:
Peaches -14@15 for quarters: 16,917 for
mined, and 18@2) for halves. Apples
11@12.34 eta.
ENOS—The demand is limited, but
the chance in the weather has stitfened
the market somewhat; we continue to
quote at/0521.
HAY There is a. slightly improved
ilemand .and a little stronger feeling,
but . no change in prices-5%)43 5 as' k 'to
quality.
HUSKS—SaIes at 3 eta per poruad.
HOMINY—S6®SB,2S per labl.
PROVISIONS Demand moderate,
while 'prices are unchanged. Shoulders,
14%; Ribbed Sides, 16%50117; Clear Sides,
18c and Sugar Cared Hams, 1934.
Slimmed Lard, 19@194 and kettle ren
dered, 20. Mess Pork 532.
POTATOES—Continue dull; with a
supply largely in excess of demand;
small sales in store at 75@80c.
PEANID-1-10 cts. per lb.
GRAlN—There seems to be no demand
for Wheat, and in the absence of sales,
wa quote prime Winter at - 51,58®1,60.
Corn is quiet and unchanged at 75 to 80,
on wharf and track. Oats unchanged, at
65"@06 on track and wharf, and 68@70 in
store. Barley instill quoted at $2®2,10
for good. to prime, and 52,15@2,20 for
cho[oe.. Rye unchanged at 51,43@1,45.
ONIONS-84,50 to 55 per bbl.
SEEDS—Cioverseed is steady at 510,00
to 510,50, as to quality. Timothy is un
changed at $3,50, and Flaxseed is firmer
and we now quote at 52,45®52,50.
SALT—Is quiet but steady, and is still
quoted at S 2 by the car load.
SORGIIUM-60@65c. -
STRAWLSaIes slB@2o per ,ton.
TALLOW-Rendered, 12c.
FEATHERS--Live Geese Feathers
quated at 75 to 80, to the trade, and the
usual advance in a retail way.
FLOUR-Is quiet and unchanged. Sales
of Spring Wheat brands in store at 57(4)
7,50,• for good to choice. Rye Flour 57,50.
The following are the Pearl Mill prices
for their brands of flour made oVthe
best wheat: Pearl Mill three star green
brand, in barrels, 510,40 in sacks 510;10;
double extra in barrels 59,50, and in
sacks at 59,20; Pearl MW family in bar.
rels, 58,54.1, and in sacks it 58,00, Spring
Wheat brands in barrels 57,50, and in
sacks 57,20. The Pittsburgh City Mills ,
prices are as follows: Choice White Win
ter Wheat. Flour, in bbls, 59,30, and
_sackslll9,oo, choice Red Winter Wheat
Flour. in bbls, 57,75, and in sacks 57,50;
cholas Spring Wheat Flour, in bpis,
57,30, and in sacks,47 per bbl.
WHll3KY—Etighwines may be quoted,
.1n ajobbingeray. at 95©97.
LARD OlL—May _ne quoted at 51,33
)51,35 for No. 2, and - 51,85@51,88 for
No. 1.
Markets by -Telegraph
NEW YOnic, Merck 1.1.-4,shes; pots
steady at $7,75®8,00, pearls dull 'and
nominal. Cotton heavy and about ;cc
lower, with sales of 1,000 bales -at 283i0
for middling uplands. Flour—receipts,
2,883 bbls; rather more active at - prices
fa v oring buyers.' with sales of 8,900' bbla
at $5,25©8,05 for .superfide State , and
wekterni.s64ol2)B,o o for common toehoice
extra St ate,M;lo®7,oo for do„ extra west
erti,lB,9o©7,so for good to - choice white
wheat extra, 10,25®7,50 for common , to
ohOice - round toot) Ohio, 17,00R3,50
common to 'fait. extra St. Louis, and on:
12:for - good to choide do.; Closing' dull;
California 'Flotir declining; Wet of 200
skii at :18 . @8 - for old. and $8,00@10,50 for'
new. "Rye Flour quiet; sales of 250 bblif
at $5®7.. Corn Meal quiet; sales of 100
bbis Brandywine at $5,15.. Whisky dull;
sales of 100 Ibis' western at 9.5 c free.
Wheat—receipts, 3,604 bps; opened heaVy
in buyers' . favor,. and closed -quiet and
Without decided change, with sales of.
54,0001 ms at $1;42@1,47 ' for No. 2 spring
in • store and . delivered, $1,80®1,64 for
amber Michigan or Indiana, $1,79 .for
chOlee amber Michigan, $1,75 for white
California; $1,9052,00 for white Michigan.
Rye quiet Mid without decided change.
Barley dull; • sales - of 1,000 bus Canada
West at $2,15 in store. • Barley Malt dull.
Corn receipts,. 7,500 bush.
• Corn opened
firm, and - closed dull and declining; sal&
of 38,009 bush at 94%®950 for new mixed
Western; Olic for old delnstore and ;1,01
for -do • delivered. • Oats receipts, 15,000
buib, -Oats dull and heavy; sales, 17 ,000
_
bush at 74;443 for. Western - in store, and
78140 for do afloat.- Rice dull. Coffee
dull Sugar: quiet; sales of 325 - hhdis •
Cabs at • 12%e.• Molasses' dull: . Petro
leum dull at 100 for crude, and •88@88%e
for: refined. • Bonded hops quiet. Lin
seed oil quiet.. Provisionsporit a shade
Arnim; sales of 1,250 bbls at $30,75@31,12
forliewmess;' do . closing at 131,18;'• :old
•do at 028,00(427,24 prime at $28.,50@30,00:
also 750 bbls new mess, seller, fore April,
• at $81,00(2)81.25 Beetv• steady; sales-of
' 125• bbls at -18,8f1Q10,0,0 for new itisin
mehi; 112,0018,69 - for new ,! extra mess;
tieroe beef .sulett Wes of 80 tierces rat
$25,00@80.09: for prime. metes; - $27 . ,00
.093,00 for new Indian mesa ; 'beef,
ha mo dull andloquiet; sales of 74.. tibia*
24@3* • Cut.. Meats are dull;: 140. pkgs:
sold 18e er - shoulders;
.18®17c , for-.
„barna. -Dressed Bogs are steady at 18y(,'
01153iC for western; bki for city. Mdi
dleis are steady; -I , oo oboxidieold at: 180;
shcirt ribbed. and Cumberhu4 cut sold
on - private : terms. Lard is dill: and
heavy; ;559 tierces sold at 17,4@bly e e for
steam: - 10 . 4gl9Mc for kettle rendered;-•
nien i '2so ',tierces sold, 'seller. April; -• at
IWO; attd 1,000 tierces of steam sold
pellet;' - .March, and • 190 buyer,
mea , &•:..liat - "evening - - 500 flame! 'sold '
Seller; at 19c. Butter is steady at
300880 for Ohio; 40 ®sBc for State. chee se -
[.l ti &Mit 111@)22%c. Spirits Turpenti ne
quiet and ltichenged. Freights to Li ver -.
,•"; pool are dull: - and remain wit out any
decided.change; engagements were m a d e
•
-; per steamer of 15.000 bush wheat -
L - 0 4 4 5L.t..."F10ur :closed rather more as
tive and Without material change. , wh eat
steadyi•• with a moderate.. demand.' ..Rye.
quiet and Without decided change. Oats
noniinsi at igEsuo for western in store :
1 Corn. heavy and dull at 94®94;; for new
m i xe d
. western, and 98011,0034 for old ,
•,• Filed western in store and afloat.' -Pork
Ley-lrm t 431,12 -. for . new :mess, cash
i t ,:r, and $31,25- offered: seller
AP B e ef dull and without decided
,4
change. Cut Bleats and Bacon nominal.
Lard heavy at ISg©l9c for fair to prime
steam., Eggs dull at 22@23e.
CHICAGO, March • 11.—Eastern Ex
change is quiet at 1-10 per cent. premium
selling, and 1-10 per cent. off buying.
Flour is dull and inactive, at 55®6,50 for
spring extra, and $4,25®4,85 for spring
superfine. Wheat is dull, and the de
mand is almost exclusively speoulative,
with sales of No. 1 at $1,15®1,15y No. 2
at $1,1115®1,12; No. 3 at 01,023 1 dl,o4ii;
rejected at 95®98c. the market cloning at
$1,11.;,@1,11S for No. 2; sales were made
of No. 2 since 'change at $1,12. Cetu is
dull and }4Eila,;c lower, with aales of uew
at 56656. 1 4 '0; no grade at 53®50i'0, the
market closing with'free sellers of new
at Mk!. There was nothing doue this af
ternoon. Oats dull and . i.i t tgO lower;
with sales of regular at 53;ki
fresh at Mgs4}io, the market closing at
b3lyos3}sc; sales wore made since 'ohmage
at 54c buyer, and 531:.®53,4q seller for
March, and 53:sic seller for April. i\ye
is quiet and atehdy at 11,1901,20 for No.
I, and ;1474 itir N 0... Barley is atead,v
firm and 2c higher, at $1,87 for No. 2.
Seeds are quiet; sales at $2,6003,15 Air
timothy and $9,50a9,75 (hr clover. lllgh
wises dull; sellers at 95.3. Provislous
more active. Mess Pork 250 higher,
selling at $30@50,50 and closing steady
at 030,50. Lard steady and active at 18c.
Boxed Meats in good request; sales at
INc fbr short ri bs and 12c for Shoulders.
Dressed Hogs in lair demand, closing
firm at $12®12,50, dividing ou 200. Re
ceipts Par the past twenty-four hours
-13,159 bbls flour; 21,955 bush Wheat:
70,965 bush corn; 10,638 bush oats; 1.809
bush rye; 2,440 bush barley; 5,571 head
hogs. Shipments.-9,180 bbls flour; 6,1300
bush wheat; 51,276 bush 'corn; 6,255 bush .
oats; 4.775 bush ryo; 3,261 bush barley;
4,936 head hogs.
ST. Louts, March IL—Tobaccri steady
and unchanged. Hemp dull, with sales
common undressed at 51,20®1,25, and
choice at $1,55®1,65. Flour dull and
weak, with sales super at $5®5,75, extra
at $6e..6,50, double extra at s6,so®7,treble
extra to fancy at $8®10,50. Wheat low
er and unsettled, with sales prime red
and white fall at $1,50®1,55, and choice
do. at 51,75@1,80; No. 2 spring held at
51,20®1,22, and •No.l do. at $1,25. Corti
dull, with a downward tendency; sales
yellow and white at 68(170c. Oats have
further declined, with sales common to
fancy at 62®68c. Barley steady, with a
good demand for best grades; sales prime
lowa at $2,05, and choice Illinois at 82,20.
Rye _heavy. and drooping at $1,30@1,213
for primt to choice. Rye quiet, and Mess
wanted at $3l, which price was refused>
Bulk Meats—nothing, loing and prices
nominal. Bacon; there is an improved
deniand, but dealers are holding off for
better prices; small sales shoulders were
made at 14c, clear sides at 17c, and heavy
do. at 17W. Lard quiet and nominal at
18®18Mc for prime steam and kettle ren
dered. Whisky dull at 92c. Cattle un
changed and business moderate. Hogs
firm at 9®1054, gross. Receipts-6,565
bbls flour, 25,982 bush wheat, 10,477 bus
corn, 18,868 hush oats, 5.947 bush rye,
5,011 bush barley.
MILWAUKEE, March 11.—Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat a shade lower
at 51,13 for No. 1; $l,OB for No. 2. Oats
firm at 54®55c for No. 2. Corn weak at
54%®55.6c for new. . Rye steady at $1,14
@1,15 for No. 1. Barley firm at sl,Bl®
1,85 for No. 2. Provisions quiet and un
changed. -Dressed hogs lower at $11,75
@12,25. Recelpti-1,000 bbls floor, 27,000
bu wheat, 300 bu oats, 3,000 bn corn, 2,000
bu rye, 2,000 bu barley, 100 dressed hogs.
Shipments-4,000 bbla dour, 3,000 bu
wheat, 100 tea pork. .
CINCINNATI, March 11.—Flour dull_
and unchanged. Wheat quiet $1,40 for
No. 2, red and No. 1 at . 51,53: %Corn firm
66®67.. Rye firm at $1,45. Oats dull
and lower, No. lat 65. Barley unchang
ed. Cotton dull and prices nominal.
Whisky quiet at 91@92. :Mess Pork dull
at $31,50. Bulk Meats held at 1235.(4)15).
Bacon unchanged. Butter and Cheese
unchanged. Eggs 19. Gold 131 g. Bank
ing Exchange par buying.
Loursvitax, March 10.—Tobacco; sales
103 'hhds; lugs to medium lee tz@ls.
Cotton 273/c. Mess Pork f 31,50. Lard
BaCon; shoulders 14c; clear sides
1734 c; clear rib sides 17e: Rhik shoal
dere 13e; clear sides 16 i4c; clear rib sides
16y0. Flour $5,50@6,00. Wheat 61,50@
1,52. Corn 61@640. Oats 62®65e. Rye
,81,50. Whisky 780. Sugar; refined hard
standard 18;ic. •
TOLEDO; March 11.—Plour quiet.
'Wheat; amber 2c better; sales at 91,50®
1,5034 for No. 1; red 234 e better, at $,5034
for No. 1; *bite Michigan '2o, lOwer,„at
$1,68. Corn 2c better end falrlyactive;
No. 1,68 c; No. 2,64 c. , Oafs steady and
unchanged at 63c. Rye quiet and firm.
BarlikY lower; State, 111,88. Dressed Bogs
unchanged and dull at 12©12. 1 4c. •
ItuvraLo, March /I.—Flonx ; dull.
Wheat nominaL Corn in fair demand
for new; sales ofl2 car lots new at 800 on
track; part to arrive.. Oats held at 66c
in store. Bye nominal a; 01,20. Barley,
dull; Reeds dulL 'Clover nominal at,so.
Timothy, $6,50@3,75. Pork dull at 01,50
for heavy 'mesa. Lard'dull, at 20c.' High
wines nominal at 073 c. _ •
March IL-=Cotton dull 'and
heavy ' and, prices entirely • nominal at
27 c; receipts, 571 bales; exports; 860
hales. • Flour quiet. Corn roc. Oats 75
. @77c. kicky $27®18,00.. Bran 23@21c.
'Corn Meld $3,40. ' Pork $33. Bulk :mate
steady; clear sides 16gc, shotildera 13%e.
Lard 20q21%e. Dressed hogls 11®,11Mc.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
CLISVEITAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
BoAD, March 11.-4 cars , iron ore, Shoen
berger, Blair & Co.; 2.cars do, Bryan &
Canghey; 2 ears' lumber, R. A.. Clark "&
Co; lsear bones, Seward &Campbell; 1 oar
/unbar. W. F. Richardson; 2 care brick,-
.7. J, Moss; 100 bbls lithe, W. H. Hamil
ton; 100 do' Campbell, Jones d: Co; car
potatoes; 43 sacks 'oats, Volght,'Mahood
& Cov 1 carpotatoes, P. Gibbonal 2 Cara
do • Maltty: & Wyman; 1 !carpig iron,
Lloyd & Black; 1 car do Wm Smith; 1
car do Union 'lron Mills;' 50 bbls crude
ly, J. Spear; 282 caoks barley,: 80 , do
e, S. H00d;.4 bbls apllea, 9 kgs, s. but
ter, Grit' de - .Reiter; - 2 snail - 131gal* E.
Won:neer - A COV2 :bbla 'tobacco,: J; Mo.
Grain - 12 ido beans, E. Hazelton; 10 do
oatinsaliW.'llaslage; 6 do beans,.W. H.
Graff &Co; 18'de potatoes.. IL Riddle; 12
bdhVoludric, 6: do rockers, .2 .do stools;
'Lemon & WAilsey 8 do chairs; 1 do.
Bawler, Close & Co; 5 bbls apples, , W.;
J. steel & Bro; 19 mks` rye, Capt. .Johrt
sorit if 2t"bbli,•2 400 ' dried.frnit, s Head &-
Malign; IV half bbls butter, H. Rea, Jr;'
10 babe husks , W. F. '44 G:ffoblet4 . ols
Cideii,:,Geto. - Cobblin; 22
M dotlcsfir,, J. & W,.
Fable"; 2 'bblir' isteilr: G. Craigheadl
4 bits cook range , 13' . beltte, 2' bills iron;
A. Briidley'dr. C..' ~.- - . ' . '''• ' "
' " ' ' Co '
WHrtni Ac Cal
EtrreotTog, • FORT. ; A -
;Lido BAn
noni,March IL-2oars Metal;
Brown & Co; 85 do do .' Nimick At. Col - 10
do do, Bryan & Ceigh4g;:9 do do, Union
Iron Mills;;; de 40,149ra1s .A 4 Co ; . f dia.
do, J Wood, Son, 0..1 1 D0r, 0. bblB/ 13 .54t0rv 4, lif ,
- do aii, 48 bbls aPplaa, Bi - bbla eggfi.•7 l . ol o4
Mahood & co; 16.bb10 ,greew I allae,s. H
Rea Jr; 20 tubs butter, 10 bble aPplOst W
, H Graff; 20 do, do, Graft. ,Ak ,Reltorl ' l2 ;
;;rate bare , W W Wallace; 18 bblsknobs,
Jones dr. Nimick; 8 sks rAgs,,l4lollllough
'B &Co; .6 bbls apples, Woodworth JO;
8 coolrstoves, S Musgrave; J. 'car grain,
HenryW & Rood; 3 cars ice, L Litchfield
4 Son; 5 bbls dry apples, Thomas dr. Bra;
'l:_% oar '
corn, J W Simpson ; 25 doz brooms,"
Al twig; 100 ,bbls flour, E,Razelton; 1
nt r bran. Kell & Ritchart; 2 oars bulk
rolmnritotr (74?-FfTTE: = FRIDAYt MATIC i rt. IPPf 180
wheat, J S Liggett Lt Co; 00 bbla flour,
Culp tt Shepard; 200 paper Mleical flour,
Hugh Knox; 300 hbls flour, T Jindeina;
meat, ska do, 4 cars hulk eat, ,Parher;
1 oar scrap iron, T Maloney,
A LLEOUENY; STATION, March 1 f.— 2
tea oestsCoot oil, S. Eiradloy it; Son; 4 Figs
oornmoal, Merest. & llobiiixon; 200 bgs
cults, R. Knox & Son; A mita biota), Low.
is, galley & Ilaizell; 1 do do Lindsay k
3 1tWOOlAtiO4i 0 do do Pittsborgh Iron &
Forge PQ.; 1 c 9 4r. wMat, W. Atillcim 4, Co;
3 doclo Eennedv\&l4ro; 400 aka dour,
Cleo. Stowaitt 1 iWdo J. ithocieu & CO: 1
Par, 6 ttVl tt , M. Ileilipbuill 1 do do Its
qa 4..toboTtson; 1 csr barley, M. Well;
2 oars metal, Superior Iron Co; 52 bales
cotton, Kultoedy, Childs & t)o; 40' M.
lathe, INkggart & Wilson; .10 bxs tobacco,
Reuter 4111 18 do doll, & W. Jerikinsim;
1 oar !biassed, W. Ili Platt.
ii,
A Luau ENT ' V ATAXIC . KA.I LROA D I ,
Mar h 11.—.5 oars limestone, Shoenberger
& li air; 1 bbl beans, Watt, Lang et, Co; 2
oar metal, M'Knight , Porter ik Co;' 1 car
gra n, W AVlCimm & Co; 1 ear metal. H
IN'otidaidos; 2 do. do, Lyon, Shorb dre;Do;
11 bdla dry hides, 0 Kann & Co; 3 bble
IShisky, hl'etillough, Smith & Co; 80 eke
oats, SO do rye, Adams & Austin 126 do
Oats. 32 do rve, C. do corn, Scott &Waal;
180 bbla oil, Fultori, Marvin &Co; 320 do
do, Fisher lro; 400 dodo, D M Edgerton;
240 do do. Liberty Oil Workst, 80 do do,
Parker. Thomson & Co; 160 do do, Jan
Wilkins; 60 aka oats:Keil & Rltchart; 30
do do, t3oott&.:Gisald ' • • . .
RIVER NEWS.
Both rivers continue to swell steadily
at this point with twelve feet six inches
in the channel by the Monongahela, and
thirteen feet by the Allegheny marks
last evening. The weather has again
turned quite cold, and the ther
mometer did not at any time rise
above 24. The Allegheny was putting
out considerable ice last evening, and we
expect to see it bank full this mining..
None of the towboats will venture out
until after-the Allegheny ice gets out of
the way.
The Tom Farrow and Barges, from New
Orleans, were due last night. • '
Capt. Dean, has changed the destina
tion of the Messenger from Missouri
River to the Upper Mississippi.
The R. C. Gray, departed for Cincin
nati and Louisville,-yesterday forenoon,
with an excellent freight, having all she
could carry. Pilots —Jas. Show° and
Nick Whitten. • _
The l3ellevernon, departed for New Or-,
leans last evening with one of the best'
trips of the season. She has about six
hundred and fifty tons, and 0130 hurt.
dred and'fifty passengers. The majority
of her passengers are emigrants from
this State to Tennessee. Pilots—John
Ferguson and Tom Morris.,
The Kate Putnam, arrived from Nash
ville on Wednesday night, and will at
once commence loading for Cincinnati
and Louisville. Capt. Geo. W. Reed is
still in command.
We understand, that Capt. R. C. Ma
son, for several years past connected
with the'Brownsville packets will intro.
duce the Fayette.(formerly one the
Brownsville packets) into the Pitts
burgh and Parkefsburg trade. She has
been thoroughly overhauled and greatly
improved, and will be quite an acquisi
tion to the trade. We have not heard
what days she will take, leaving. here.
The Kenton, frotn.Portsmouth, arrived
last evening, and will depart to-day as
usual at 4 et. x., Capt.: Wash Kerr in
. comtnin d.
The New York, from Louisville, and
Glendale from St:Louis, were due last
night, and will doubtless be found In
port thismorning.
The Carrie V. Kountz, is pronounced
a complete - success, and the fears enter
tained; in regard , to her engines, have
vanished. She is now loading for Fort
Benton, t "
The Maggie Hays, Capt. B. C. Martin,
will positively leave for St. Louis to-day.
The Armenia, Capt. A. S. Shepard. will
be the next boat out, leaving on Saturday.
The Camelia, Capt. Joseph Lytle, is
filling up steadily, and will be the first
boat out for Nashville. • .
The Salle, Capt. T. S. Calhoun, will
positively take her departure for the
Missouri River; to-day,und passengers
and shippers shauld bear this in mind.
The Silver Lake, No. 4, Capt. Todd, is
Up for St. Louis and Aleon, and the Ss
yunna, Capt.. Isherwood; will be Abe
first boat Out for the. Upper Mississippi.
The Melandro, the new, boat built here
for South America, by Capt. J. F. Stock
'dale, will probably be the next boat to
load for New Orleans.
' Mr. J. D: Coßingwood, steam agent,
was forced to go home aboot noon yester
day, asps was quite ; onwell. We hope
to see him about to-day as usual:
The Glasgow, Capt. Andy Robinson,
Jr.. is announced for Galena, Dubuque ,
and St. Paul.
.+The Leonidas arrived at New Orleans
on Tuesday.
—The Armadillo arrived at St. Louis
on Tuesday, and the Great Republic left
'Memphis the same day enroute for the
same•port. . . • _
—The Lamar Fire Insurance Company
of New York have- paid the amount of
their, insurance (115,000)-en the United
States Mail Line steamer America.
—Arrangements are bein perfect&l
by which Paducah,' instea d - of Cairo,
will become the terminus of what is now
styled the Evantrriihr & Cairo Paoket
Line. So says the.Padneeh Herald.
.
Ny.'Steep,'Estf,, - rtver editor of
the Cindifinati Enquirer, was called to
.Washington, Pa.,. saddettly, on Monday'
night, by news that his brother was.dy.
ing., Mr. J. C....Dorman is attmiding to
the river business. , , • ,
.
•
The price for the, Legal :Tender, by
the Elliott Drothera l , was 425,000. Her
cabin la,to be lengthened, thirty feet, and
eheB to, be thoroughly • overhauled, and
repaired, preparatory to entering , the
Memphis and I Nbite river trade. Cap.
taro John D. Elliott, will command her.
, A. Clement, taMillarly known,
as "Dad" clettlentOiled, Cairo 'Butt,
,daY, of peumonia. The deceased wee
extimsively'known 'along the ::liiretitexn
and Southern Waters, as an engineer and
ecimmander. He for merly commanded
thel, P. Tweed, plying- between Cumin:
nett and New Orleatuu He was a generout
Ivboleeouled, , witm.harted man, • •
—The iiihrettePtit'Sditlidieitent, Of the
17th ult., says: - The steamer Enterprise
brought up a submarine diver from the
tity,, who will undertake - to lirel some`
'boxes of allver which were lo the office
Of the' , Mittle Stephextiv when she took)
"Theiron safe has been opened, and:
found to fvontain tr2B{ooo 'in gold end'
1;000 small amounts iti• currency. Noth
ing 'has beeh teen 'of the bodies Of Col.
;Brady:tell an* ' some twenty others who
Were lost by the disaster. Thirty-eignt
bodies are , all that have been recovered:
- 2 'he ; Violisburg' Times, of Friday"
C541•7):: - Lantinn, commander of
the'Agnee, was in , the city yesterday,
froth whoin we learn' some further' par
iticulars of the sinking of_the steamer
Agnes, which occurred., as, published
yesterday, opposite „Warrenton, Wed
nesday morning. The boat's„cargo con,
slated of sugar, salt, coffee arid a general
miscellaneous freight (about 100 tuns),
very little of which was got ashore, she
,
MOM
sinking in'ten minutes.after striking the
obstruction. • The baggage of the' Passen
gers' also the money packages, (amount
ing to about .$(9,000) were nave'd. The
heat was insured in t. limns °dices for
$7,5(X); valued at about 1312,000. :Freight
list insured In New Orleans oflicim. Mr.
Alex. MaSes, agent of the Boarci Of Un
derwriters of New Orleans, arrlied yes-
Corday morning, to look after tinu inter:
osts of the companies Interested.
River and-Weather.
7..ouisviram, March 1.1.-:.River s t well I n g
with eight feet, fonr inches in the Canal..
Snowing st i eacilly since noon.
STIIAMHOATS. T
•
K
OH ST. LOUIS, ILEO•jaZ i t
. K UK. BUttLINGTt/N, ROCK
1- A
AND, DAVENPOKT AND DtIII(.IQUE.
The fine passenger iteanser. .
HAVAN a limn. MOBUIT ISIIBRWOOD,
Wilt leave tor the above and Intermediate ports
on TUESDAY, lath Inst.. at 4 P. M I _
I ' FLACK & CULLINGWOOD,
mht2 or 11. c. OKAY. Agents.
VOR CINCINIUTI and jr,
LOUISVILLE.—The floe pas
err steamer
A.TE. PUTNAM Cant. G. Mr: REED
M 111 avo for the above ports on SA3I. I tWAX ,
•
1301 Inst.. at 4 e. Y.
.
For freight or,panage apply on board. or to
FLACK & coLIANGWOOD,
mht: A. J. KASbETT, Agents.
VOR , GALENA,! DlT: i s i ag i a
.L OR
AND ST. PAUL.—Th
one passenger steamer
MESSENGER Capt . Sloss DICAM.
Will teave for the above ports on MONDAY. 35th
inst.. at 9 A. If,
_For freight or po . ssage apply on board. or to
JAMES COLLINS.
G DRIEST Ss CO..
. Agents.
GEORGE .F. LIINEENS, 14 Rochester Whoa
Boat. Agent. mhl2 -
FOR CAIRO A ND ST.
LUUlB.—The splendid Fussell,
ger Packet
ARMENIA CAPT. A. S. SgsritraD,
Will leeve for the above and Intermediate porta
on SATURDAT. Mach 13. n. •
JOHN FLACK, or
robe J. D. COLLi .140wroop, Agents.
F°RAr N
TO, ILLl
.ice:
LAOIS.—Tne splendid pasien
ger steamer _
SILVER' LAKE
Will leave for the above au4 Intermediate ports
on Fin DAY. 12th inst., at 4 P. M. I
For freight or passage apply on board or to
y D. coLLINDwg.oD,
rrittB JOHN FLACK. Agents.
FOR CLARHt4VIILLE AI igiMa
AND NASIWILLE.—Therine
atearier
CAISIELLA. Capt. JosErif LrrLE,
wIL leave for the above and all intermediate
ports,'on THIS D Jt.Y. at IP. at. -
For freight ov . pasnage apps on board, or to
mhl FL A.L3o. & CODLING-WOOD, Xtrente.
EVANSVILLE
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
The One passenger steamer. 1 .
31A0 1.1.. E HAYS • Cant. B. C. MARTIN,
Wtil leave for the above and Intermediate porta
on THIS,IIAY. at 4 p. st. i
For freight or passage apply on board or to
a li . L . A H C . K ell ' & R C ,
E O s., L T L l it ts c O o lk . " . ooD.
JAMES C0L1.1.• 0,
fel, A. J. HASLETT. Agent,.
VAR KANSAS CITE,
Br. JOSENI AND OMAHA.
—Tl'enptendid steamer
BALIAE Capt. T. 8. C4t.touN,
AVM leave for the above porta on FRIDAY,
lAth Inet.. at 4. P. n.
For freight Or passage apply on board or to
JOHN FLACk. J. O. COLLINGWOOD.
I)HRIEST .t CO.. Agents. te24
NORTHERN
PACKET.—The new and
splendid
MINNEAPOLI Capt. I. Di RHODES.
Wilt feave for ST. PAUL. about the Mb. of
April. t.nil go.tbronf.ik direct. Thl.4 'splendid.
steamer offers very superior ae , ontmo , latlons for
Parsengers and :took. For particulars apply to
•
FLACKS COLLIIvGWOOII,I•AitentB,.
fe',2:e4B it it. C. GRAY.
ITTsi3UI7.6II, z i kir ga g
WHEELING,
Marietta and. Parkersbur Line.
Lave Company's lit - hart Boat, foot'of Wood
Street,
DAILY, AT 12
NOY DAYS AND THURSDAYS,
BAYARD Gioicr. D. MOORE, Muter
WEDNKSDATS AND SATUILDATE,
GREY EAGLE
C. L. BIUMNAIi, Master.
Yreigbt will be received it 11l hours by
sell JAMES CQLLINS: Agent
STEAMSHIPS.
TO LIVERPOOL AND
QT.TF,ENS'rOWN.
TREIINDLW STEAMEIELLIII
Numbering sixteen Sixst..elass vessels, among .
to m tbe celebrated
CITY PAkin. _ CITY ' OF ANTWEi.P.
CITYOF. BIinTOIS, CITY OF ISAVXLIHRE, -
, LE CIT - 1 OF LONDON, • _
Bailing LEVELLY . na' P SATIIIIDAY, troier 45,
Elver 4 New York. For oassage or further
trauma:lon smote to.
WlLLudi BEVEDIA.II, Jr.
TO FIFTH B'FRF.FIT. (Crueonicle
; siwarivonwnstte Pont
DRUGGISTS,
W. itACKEOWN A BRO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
'• AND MiNCIT`ACTIMAISEI OP
ci ' eartioo.ja . COIL. •
. -
MOVED TO NO. 196 LIBERTY MEET,
r i
• • • riTTSBUAGH '
Wite.Wlsulow Lead, Glass and Glassware at
Manufacturers prices. de9
AROHT.TEOTS.
p.App. 61,,mosie t u
Aiiici-ntrxmiows„,
PBUIT HOUSE ASSOCIATION nut:bungee,
No*. II And 4 St. Clair Street, Pittsburgh. Po..
: Special attention given to designing . sad
of•VOITRT Houvit,B and, PTIRLI
urn T.nrarizo . ;
) LGATEA CO. l B
in'ustawn
ILET SOAPS
pieyiarlfl - by tallied
men, from the best
teals. sre knoise as
STANDARD , by • dealers
testomers.- Sold every..
1•••• • • flarsW7
Pu .
• 111-oontfAuedi tri City 'rid e 0112 1.,
•/7 Orden for , - • „
FREDN.WHITE LAKE FISHi SALMON AND BASS..
. _
Bend to No 45 DIAMOND. MARKET. Pitch
:bor t it. or her old, well Irnown • TWIN CITY
ST.orp. A Her/hone mare-et, - 'mew-
INDIA.: . 11.11:71111ER , BELTING,'
tope, ,Steam Packing -and Gaskets of-the
oaten Belting entspanies rusaufactUre at prices
as ion , as thin quality of goods esu he bought of
the - manufacturer. A PM stock Mirage on-band
at the: India Rubber Donut,. AII sad 418 Sixth
street: - ,T. & If, PRgadr&
rk i a ,:.. , Sole Agents for the ompanY.-
2 9 00 mr i toELs *MACH,
, . Dri:LlAiiert a armiEwpinx;
•
0 u 3 1 a Z E
IGSOF SOROHUI
ti
isaorwak sTiwsnc 4 .
A 79 "ATEYT
p,...1E P
A T
...,-.f0r..L0b r ,,, • .
res J. PHI L LIPS.
ABll , 24 — casks. for
salebY J. B, CAN FIELD.
lutrinTE bble. tot
sale by J. B.OANFLELD,
• -
• 1 .
7 . irAl*C.,4
1": -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
J. L. DILL.INGLit.... • • ...... ...•. a. sTgya N s i ".
DILLINGER & STEVENSON ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RECE7YE AND BELL
AU Kindd of Country Produce,
All orders for Mercltandlse promptly dried at
Loweer market rated. Partical ar attention
oven to the sale of Butter. Ego Cheese Dried
Fruits, &c, We feel coundent t hat ' we can give
entire sat eduction, by =sling tinfellt *Linn and
PROMPT 1111-TURNS, at ineincsr it•DMXT enfeati,
and theretore respectfully solicit your consi gn menu. All COTreapowienci answered' promptly.
Marking Plates funnelled tree. Grain in *tore
and to arrive daily. al;l31
Es'0 1 :11 1 14 1 1,111" " T
W. 31. Goit3ll4Y,
WHOLESALE GROVER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
mnizona , OPP. EM LB ROTEL,)
.IPITTSPfIRO/94 P 4.
se :vie
. .
WATT, LANG & CO.,
WHOLLYALI DZAS4I34 $Yt
Groceries, Flour. Grain, Producer
Fro Visions, Flab, Cheese, Carbon ;
OIL Ate,
Noe. 172 and 174 , W00D STREET, near Lib
erty atreet, Pittsburgh. Pa. raghtuB6
im.rza Emu, JAB. T.
KELL & RICHART, •
COMMISSION 'MERCHANTS,
AND,DRALESS fl
PLODS,' GRAM, SEEDS, 3ITLI. FEED, he.,
349 Liberty ht., Pittsburgh,
my24:bV
K. MALY ' J. A. MIMI.
M e STEELE &
_SON,
Conunit ' ssiins Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
Cd*T. TODD ,
Enr.401:711. GRAM, VE3pl).
No. 95 OHIO ESTEEE'I near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
TJ. BLANCHA.RD.
1.440
Wholesale mal Retail Groom,
No. 396 PENN STREET.
apL3:72a
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
FORWAH.DING & 'COMMISSION NXIMMINTS,
For the sale of Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, But
ter, Seeds, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally,
No. le MARKET STREET, corner of First,
Pittsburgh. fe22:1311
TITTLE; BAIRD & PATTON ,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Merchants
anti Dealers In Produce, Flour, Bacon .Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lard 011, Iron, Nails, Glass, Yarns and all P . i.csburgh 31anufactures
generally. • 1.12 and 114 or:CORD WISE ET,
Pittsburgh.
ZORN EMPTON • A WALLACH
QHiPTON&WALLACE_, Whole-
SALE U ROCERS AND PROD CP, DEAL-
No. 8 SIXTH STREET. Pitt sburett.
limvrall . .
JOHN I. HOCEE..EDW. HOUSH....WII. H. HOCS2.:
TORN I. HOUSE &EROS., Sue..
Lir ceissor. to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Whole.
gall Grocers and Commission Merchants, Cor
ner of Smithfield and Water streets. Pittsburgh.
WINES. LIQUORS, &c.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
IMPORTERS OF
•
•
WINES ! BRANDIES, GIN,
WHOLESALE HEALERS IN
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
409 PENN STREET,
Will Remove on thO Ist of April to
11109. 334 AND 356 PENN,
Cor. Eleirezith St., (fotmerly Cariat.)
JOSEPH S. FINCH & CO.,
Noe. 1W:187489, 191, 193 sad / 95 11
FIRST STREET. PITTSBURGH.
BANITTACTIMZUS 07
Copper Distilled Dime Rye Whiskey.
ein FOREIGN WINES an d LI-
Qtri& de kt alrs OPS. Sc. ;
WILLIAII MILLER & CO.,
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street,
Corner of Irwin, now offer to the trade at low
figures, "strictly •
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
Molasses.
Porto Bled; Cuba and English Island Sugars.
New.Eork, Philadelphia and Baltimore .Be•
!Med do.
Golden Drips, Lovering% - .llrnMis, Stuart's,
Adams , and Long Island byrups.
POMO RICO, 'Cuba and English Island Molasses.
Young 'Epson. Japan, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Goiong Teas.
Carolina. and SW:lga% Bice.
Java,' Laguayra and io Coffees. • .
Tobacco, !Lard Oil. Flab, Nall% Glass, Soaps,
Cotton Yarns, Ito., constantly on hand.
Fine Brandies,Wtnes tuul Segal%
Rbenish, Moselle; and Sparkling Hock Wines
of Ilinsel & Co.; In bottles.
Sparkling jdoselle i Sokarsberg and Johann's
burg, BOoknelmer &organdy, dc.
Brandenburg & Frores'.Flue Olive 011.
do do Clarets, _ imported In bottles.
? do ... do - ; White Wines.,ln,bottles.
& Sons' Sparkling Catawba.
fine.oldliastry,Madelra and Fort:Wines.
Free Old Moutmganela Rys.Whlakles. pure.
do very stmenoroid Wttli do do.
moat Bole m
dirals for oat Chinuon'a Grand P in
re;r7nay and gelletiOhionpaine. '
Brandlea of out own selection and warranted
2.dnt •
P I i,FOCH ntlift MILL S7COOII.
French turr giant Machines,
,
; • THE BEST WH EAT CLEANERS IN VSZ.
Ikfristabie Flowie and Feed MiUs t
, --; MOLTING. °LOTUS,
AD numbers anl best qvisticy. For sale at
3/9 - and / 321 Liberty St., Pittsburgh.
CJ`B. YOUN69ON & CO.,
FAN OY OAKE FAKERY, cOrucEuTION...OI4
. .
ICE C.llgAhl and DINING - SALOON;
• • •
83 Smithfield street, corner , of Disitiond
•
Pittsburgh.
*l' Parties and families supplied With Toe
Cream and Cakes on short notice.
ALSO, •
IMPORTERS Oir
RAILROADS
AIL
SL
nvev'k: vLLYS /L L
AIL ROAD.
On and after TLIN,DAY: November, nth.
leo*. [mina will arrive at and depart nom AO
Dew corner of Grant and Water streets, niv
D•Par:,
Mall tp and from Union
to en 7:00 A. M. 6:00 P. ar.
Meßneiport Accomdt'n 111/0 A. 51. 3:03 P. Y.
Ex. to and from Unt'n. 3:00 P. W. 10:10 A.m.
West Newton Accont'd .4:30 P. 111, 8:30 A. 11.
BraAdoen , a Accomdt , n. 6:13 P. M. 7:50 P.
Night Ae. toMeK , aport.lo:3o P. M. 6:45 A. x
Sunday Church Train to
and from West Nerwtott. 4:00 P. X.10:00 A. •
• For ticket/ apply t 4.,
R. MING, Agent
W. B. STOUT. Superintendent.
CIFIANGE•OFaimipm•
‘.../ TIME.
ALLI3GRENY VALLEY RAILROAD,'
On and after MONDAY, :November 9th, MA
TWO TRAINS DAILY will leave Pittsbu
Station corner of Eleventh and Pike streets
01.4 City, Buffalo, and all points in the
Oil Regions.
liLltAl72 'ARRIV IN PITTBBI7II9II
Mail 7:18 amMail 5:40 p m
Express 7:10 pan ?Express 8:30 alit
Brady's BAc 3:00 p mißradys B
AC 10:30 rat
Ist Soda Works flit Soda Works
Accomd .... 10:50 a m • Accomofrn. 0.20 ais
2d Soda Works . 2d Soda Works
Avomod'n. 8:00 pm! Accomod'n. 3:409 ni
Church Train leave Pittsburgh at 1:10
Arrive at Pittsburgh at 0:50 A. sr.
Passengers taking express train have but.
one change of cars between Pittsburg_h. BOW*
and Ott Regions. !Mail and Express Trains stop ,
only at prinCipal points. Mixed Way and Att.
commodatlod -trains stop at all stations.
THOMAS M. KINO, Assn. Supt.
W. POSTER HOPE, Ticket Agent. not
toITTERIIJR6H, a t iffilplai . •
CINCINNATI AND
. LOUIS RAILWAY. _
PAN HANDLERmyrE.
CHANGE OF rarg.-41n and after SUNDAY.
Nov. 2(1, 1909, trains will, leave and arrive at
to. Union Depot, As follows, Pittsburgh time:
Divan. Arriee.
Mall Exprea................3:13 a. m. 151:13*. 21.
Fast Line 10:13 a. ni. 7:33p. m.
Faat Expreia 2:58 p. m.
,13:18 4. m.
Mixed Way :8:43 a. in. 8:43 p. za.
MeDonald'a Aoni, No. 111:28 a. in. 8:33 p.m.
Steubenville Aceommod. 3:38 p.m. 9:48 a.m.
McDonald's Ace'n, No. 2..8:08 p. m. 3:18 p. sa.
4Fir 51:59 r. M. Express will leave daily.
151:13 P. 31: Mail will - arrive daily.
The 10:13 a. ffi.. Train leaves daily, Sunday*
e, cepted, and makes close connections ai New.
ark re. Zanesville and points on Sandusky
Mansfield a Newark It. R.
9. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent.,
W. W. CARD, Snp't., Steubenville. Ohio. ..
n °ZS . .
1868.
PITTSBURGH FORT WAYNE & °mese°
P. W. and CLEVELAND &PITTSBURGH E. E.
Prom . Dec. 20th 1868, trains will leave 'forst
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, Pitts.
burgh city time, sa follows: • • . • •
Liana.__ • Arrive. ---
Chicago Ex...: 3:01 a m Chicago. Ex.,. 111:13 •
Erie & Uri id ,
17:28 a m phicago Ex.. 11:581.
Cl. 4 WlVglifilit:2B a m Wheeling Ex 11:13s1
Chicago MAII-8:58a m Crestline Mall 3:53pr
Chicago Ex.. 10:08 a m Chicago Ex....4:38pr
Cl. &.'LgEx 2:23p n, Cleveland Ex Al.:oBpg
Chicago Ex., 2:4-3 pm Erie & Yg , nExB:l37l
W , e. /Erie Ex4:53 pg. Cl. &WWI( Ex8:58211
I
DepartfrotnAllegheny. Arrive ra. Allegheny
N. Brigt , n Ac. 8:58 a m N. Brlgt'n A0.7;03 a l ai
Leetsdale " 10:28 a m N. Brigtin " 8:28 Ex
' " " /1:58 am New Castle "10:33 am
Rochester " 1:33 pm Leet"
sdale " 9:13 am
Leetsdale Acc.3:sB pm
ra i . , " 1:08 -.
N. Brlgtin " .5:33 p IN. Brigt , n si pui
2:43 pm
N. Brigt'n " .B:2Bpm Leetsdale "" 4:53 prpr,
Leetsdale " 10:43pm, " "7:18 pm.
Leetsdale Sun. 'Leetsdale Sun. .na.
day church. 1:13 pm: day church. 9:58 as
M— 2:43 p. in. Chicago Express leaves daily.- •
Sir 11:58 a. tn. Chicagr Express arrives daily.
de22 F. R. MYERS, General 'Ticket Agent.
, .
r• ENN 1r V. A"-
L angsms'
NIA CF,NTRAL RAIL
ROAD. Onand after Nov, 28th, 1868, Tralina
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot.
corner 0. Washington and Liberty atreeta, as
follows:
. _ .
Arrive. . Depart.
Mail Traba.;.. 1:30 a m Day Express.. 2:30 ant
\
Fast Line 2.40 a in Walla No. 1.. 6:30 Mar.
Wall's No. 1.. 6 20 a m Mall Train 6:15 am
B rinton Ace , n. 7:50 a m ;aCiacin't I. Ex 151:311 pm :
Wall's, No. 2.. 6:50 a m' Wall's No. 2..11:20 am
Cincinnati Ex.9:40 a m Johnstown Ac. 3:25 por.
Johnstown Ac10:35 a m Braddocks No.l4:2oprn
Baltimore Ex. 1.45 pin Phlla. Express 5:10 pm
Phila. Express2:os pin Wall's No. 8.. 5:20 pm. .
Wall's No. 8...1:30 p m Wall , s-No. 4..6:15 pm.
Braddocks lio15:50 p m Fast Line 7:50 pm
Wall's- - No. 4. 9:25p m Wallasleo.s.. 11:50 pm
Way Passn'r 10:20 p m
The Church Train leaves Walls. Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. in., reaching Pittsburgh all.
10:00 a. ra. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at '
1.2:50 p. as and arrives at Wails Station „at.
*Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All . 90. ex.
trwr a daily except Sunday.
For 'twitter Informarum applito
W. H. BECKWITH, Agent.
The Penusylvanialtallroad Company will net sea.
Irma any risk forßagyage, except for wearini
Dollarsalla
pareland limit their responsibility ro One a.
dre. In value. All Baggage axone
that amount -in value NW be. at the risk of ,
owner. unless taken be special contract.
, EDWARD HI ,WILLIANB,
no= General Superintendent, Altoona, Pas
.
.
E ST E.R. NMollaggi
PENNSYLVANLO-
P • fs'OAD.r-lln anti after boy. 22d.11168;
Pa. senor Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Rat , road will arrive, at and. depart. - from. .tita
Federsl Street Depot, Allegheny City. as fellows:
Springd , e No 10:40 ain all 7:00 ti sm
• , eeport No.I Sao a so FreeportNo: 1 9:15* =-
Express 10:40 am arpb , gNol 11:20 ant .
Sharg r t N0.11:25 p m *se • 21:05 put
Free No. 2 4:00 pm Spr fore No 13:20 nut
Mail '5:55p m Freeport N0:25:20 pm:
Springd , ts N026:45 p m StoeNct 'F:4O psa
Abo a trains run 'daily xce Sunday.'
The e.. arab Train. leaves- ettbony Sutra+ '
every day at T:4O a. tn.^,; reaching Alle gheny
City at. ; :50 a. m. -Mettuning. leaves Alleghenyt
City at :20 p. m. and arrive at, Allegheny 45116; ,
Lion a • :45 p. m. • • i • • -
co Allow Tiet—For pale in I*ekaga
. Miro between Allegherry • City. _tmeatunt...
street. Herr's; Bennettelne'Creek, Etna and.
Sharp:burg and good Oa onthe traitor stopping
at Stations spectated on kets.
The trainaleavitig.Allegtithy _ City at .5:00:a..
m. make direct connection at Freepor: with Wa
lker.& line of Stages forThatlittand Mannshstotra;."
Through ticket.: ma) be purchased at the Ogee.
:-No; ISt Clair •street, near the Suspensionßridge.,
Pletsbur.h, and at ,the. Depot, Allegheny.
• For farther information apply to - • . •
. • .LEFFERTS, Agent.
• • ' - • • - Federal Street Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not
a. some any risk for Baggage, except ibrwearing
apparel, and limit their - responsibility .tct pas.
Hundred Dollars in value. All baggage eg•
ceeding ills amount. in Inane willbe at the risk sat
the owner, unleah taken' by special contraot.
, • EDWARD ki. • WILLIAM&•
no? 2 Genial Superintendent. Altoona, Pa.`'
s imi t z HILL
UNION PACIFIC nuwA:
Eastern 'Div's'On.
The ENORTEET AND MOST =LW!
ROUTE Mom Me East to all polliteist
PoloEado, Ne*ada:
• .
tialtifinn,3%, .
'Arizona,. ' Washington,
' Neir
, .
Oregon.-
_
Two Titbit 'MOO 'Stale LtieUSCAWOMWmtlik:.
iMIT, Mondays a t. =dm the pplial oltraths
Of neat Mauroad • m : wad • thithww•
Dal and et. Joe d Veen - i p5424. 6 .,,c011iZr i •
In. at Liwornaa, Tanaka - an - vac. -
suit.* .for •il i DeiPla Ipe. -At i ad i ; 2 ll , •
tract "wed - o n a i rortt , want e' •
STATTS ESP COMMIS'S
LII , 01 OV XAD; D '; •
coicao . .. •.- •
3,11211rV1EM4 OASIr LiA3Klai
. , ,
AND
AU. Points in the Irertitodes t. ,
And w i t bcvnizeso2l , B Tnt-InnacLir•ynati.
of (*Air for Fort Beat , . Fort.
, A in esq Banta vivaria an , petatg,
aorta an evrNenino., • ,
and
tee a nd aaaitlont 'of rattail/A*lW
„,,,i p menr, sad the arrametaents finals
sponstble Overland Transportuk,n, Lunt
rmaits slattern terzulaws, Shia , road stow
an g a shed I:acuities for - the tranumnsatoT r ot•i
toted to the Far ,West. •
Tickets for use at all the principal Malta la.
the Wilted States and Igatiadss_ •
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