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PITTSBURGH MARKETS
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Taugsnay, March 25, 1869. I
.The fine weather has imparted a better
feeling in commercial circles, though as
yet, there is no marked improvement in
trade, and it is a little discouraging that
the Spring has so far advanced without
more activity and a larger volume of bu
siness. Hopes•are still entertained. how
over; that there. w Yet be a good ppring
.
trade, more particularly in regard± to
!Pittsburgh manufactures, though as We
inoted, the other day, there is too• much
competition for big profits, and beies
people must note expect to make m on ey
il
as easi ly as they did duringthe•war.! ,1
PLLEB carce and in good demand:
may be quoted at 1434@t3x. per bbl, as !to
quality. quality. • 1
APPLE BUTTER-90®fl per gal. ,
' . BUTTER—Is in steady demand, and
we can report sales of prime to , strict
choice at 45®50.
BEANS-1n better supply—may
quoted at $3,50®58,75.
BULKWI•IEAT FLOUR--Dulli 8®3 1 '.,.
- CRANBERRIES—SaIes at s2o® .825.
CHEESE Sales' of NeW York Goshen
at 24®25.
• CORNMEAL--$1,75®1,85 per cwt.
CARBON OIL—Is a shade stronger,
with less offering, but the market is so
irregular that it is difficult to give quo
tations.
DRIED FRUlT—peaches steady at 14
®l5 for quarters; 16®17 for mixed and
18;520 for helves. Apples scarce and in
demand at' 11®1234 ets.
'EGGS—Hardly so stiff, but unchanged
at 27 for fresh packed.
• HAY—Beled is dull but unchanged;
sales of good to strictly prime tight
pressed, on wharf, at $23(j25.
HOMINY-$6®6,25.
HEMP . —Quoted at ;220 per ton.
, PROVISIONS—The market is steady
with a fairj ebbing deniand, but/prices are
unchanged. Sales of Bacon at 1435®
fbr Shoulders; Ri abed SideB, 16X®
17; Clear Bides, 18®18y,, and Sugar
-Cured Hams'l9. Steamed Lard,,l93i,
Mlle' rendered 20®203¢. Mess Pork
182,50. Dried Beef 21. • *
• POTATOES —ln good local demand .
with rivuler sales, in store, at 80c per
bushel. -
PEANUTB...-10 eta per pound.
, GRAIN There is no improve. " ment in Wheat and prices are nominal.
at ,$1,40®1,421 for ' No. 1 Spring and
1 / 1 55@1.60 tor !Winter. Oats-saes on
track at 05®136 and 68®70 in store. Cern
is dull' and • irrtigultr; sales of White at
70612 and prime Yellow at 75®77. Rye
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is still quoted dull at $1,40®1,48, Bar.
ley dull and unchanged at $2 for prime
State and Ohio.
SEEDS—There is a very fair demand
for. Clover, with sales at $10®10,50, and
Thnothy at $3.50®3,75. Flaxseed
quoted at $2,45®2,50. . •
SALT—Is quiet but steady, and is still
quoted at $2 by the car 'old.
, SORGHTMI-60®65e.
• FEATHERS—A shade firmer, and we
now quote live geese feathers at 80 to the
trade, and the usual advance in a retail
way.
ONIONS—DuII; S4VS per bbl.
FLOUR—Is quiet and unchanged;
sales in store at $6,75®7,25 for good to
ohoice Spring Wheat brands and 87,50
®B,OO for Winter Wheat; Rye Flour
• $7,00©7,25. The following are the Pearl
Mill -prices for their brands of flour
made of the,best wheat: Pearl Mill
three star gren brand, in barrels, $9,90
in sacks 80,60;* doable eXtra'.'in bar-,
rale $9.00, and in sacks at 18,90; Pearl
Mill family in barrels, $8,40, and in
sacks at 58,00, Spring Wheat brands in
barrels $7,30, and in sacks $7,00. The
Pittebnrgh City Mills prices are as fol
lows: Choice White Winter Wheat
Flour, in libls, 19,30, and 'leeks $9,00.
choice Red Winter Wheat Flour, in
bbls, $7,75, 'and in' sacks $7,50; choice
Spring Wheat Flour, -in bbls, $7,30,
and in sacks, 17 per bbl.
GROCERIES--The'market is reported
a little more active, and Sugars, under
the influence of late advices in regard to
to the Cuban insurreetion, are consider
ably excited and higher, refineds, having
advanced from a half to three quarters of
a cent per pound. Molasses and Syrups
are also stronger, while other articles re
main unchanged.
Si:resits—Crushed, 18; “A" Coffee, 17;
"B" 16%; El. "C," 16%; Cuba, 13®14%;
Porto Rioo, 13@15; New Orleans, 131518,
as to quality.
MorassEs-:-New Orleans, 75@85; Porto
Rico; 68®78.
Sylitrps--White Roney Drips, $1,25;
Bay State, $1,15; Silver Drips, 11; fair to
medium, 75@95. •
Comex—Fair to Good Rio, 20®22;
Prime, 2435®25; Choice. 28®2834. -
Riot —Carolina, 11 to 11)ic; Rangoon,
good, 10c.
Tzsa—Young Hyson, .11,10 to 1,85, G.
P.. 81,10 to 1,90. Imperial, 11,40 to
1,80. Oolong, 86 to 11,45. Son Chong, 900
to 81.50. •
STAitmx—Pearl,734; Silver Gloss, 12;ic,
and Corn Starch, 13c. _
CONCENTRATED LYE-48,00 per case.
"Fauns--Layer Raisins, $4,00 - J,er box;
Matt do, 18,28; Prunes, 15 e3 umnents,
Smmts—Madida, 900; Cloves, 45w grain
Pepper,' S 6 to 88c; 'Allspice, 88c;;Nut
mega, $1,50. • 1 •
ReatLkan-'-12Xo; Shot, $3,50 per bag.
BoArs—mßabbit's," 12c; glOakely's,"
11 c; Rosin,' sto 7c; • “Dobbin'og,"lsc;
W,ix; 10c; Chem. Olive 914 c.
Cthamus—Mould, 16o; Star, 25c.
Br CARE SODA -47,50 perloo.
WirLSlCY—Highwines very dull; may
be quoted in a Jobbing way at 92@)93.
LARD OIL—We now quote No. 1 at,
11,65, and N 0.2 at $l,BO.
Markets by Telegrapti.
NEW Yonir, March 26.—Cotton
_firm;
sales of 400 bales, at 28%@290 for
.mid
dling
,uplande. Flour; recelPla, 5 , 305
bbls and .2,01 bags; market 10(1026c bet
ter; low grades scarce; sales of 8,500,
bbls, at $5,66(48„10. for Superfine State
and weitterig ;6,2068,70 for extra State;
116,20@ 7 for extre-Weidentis7,lo@7,Bo
for w hits:Whettlithir_l6,l3so6,74 for
Round NedrVOldel 17;00@8,60 r for extra
St. Louis; and A00(§)12,00 for good tat
choice : 1 1o4eltaing - Rye' flour
steady; sales bf $OO bbls, 'at' OW, cash: •
Cora Meal quket;4,ooo ~bbls Brandywine '
wers sold last evening.= private terms.
WhialU e ldet; sales 01-650 bbls western,
at: os e.' ..Wkeatirecelpts 22,000bneh;
market quiet for spring and without de
cidedchatigerali price; sales of 23,000
bush No. 2 sp at $1,40, in store, and
51,48 for very 'choice delivered; sales of
2,000 bush ' White Mich ! g. an at 81,80®1,00;
Aloe 61,000 bin& white California at ;1,69
'Meer , $l,BO. Rye heavy;
sales 0,000 tooth western at 1482. Barley
quiet, with small sales at previous prices.
Barleo , Malian% Corn without • decided
changetirof ;681 bush; sales 6 4,000
bush at Xo Tor new mixed western
duo= at kg" good :paresis, Awl 05 IW
gqie for yellow western. O w e more sew
tive and IleoldlicUy firmer, with a good
speculative demand; sales 86,000 bush at
7334@74340 for western in store, and 75 3
quo far de afloat. ;Rice firm at By@
9340 for- Carolina:). Coffee quiet and
firm.:" Saw Arm; sales 610 iande Cabe
at 12;it, Molasses dull, , Petroleonx ac
tive and higher at / 0 31@20.3 for crude,
and 88c ter refined bon ed. flops steady
at it@ific for American. Linseed 011.
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ltfAßell 26r 1861
steady 481,01©1,03. .Spirits Turßiatine
quiet at 52@5230. Pork 'firmer with a
moderate demand; sales 1,150 bbls $3 1 ,-
75®31,87 for new mess, 131®81.25 fur old
do,. 126,50®27,25 for prime, ;28,75®30,00
for prime mess, and $3l for thin do; also
sales of 500 barrels new ineski, seller for
May, on private terms. Beef dull, sales
of 125 barrette at s@l6 for new plain meta,
sl2©lB fornew extra mess. Tierce Beef
dull; sales of 80 , tierces at s2s®3o'for
prime mess, 127®33 far India mess. Beef
Hanle quiet ; sales of 180 barrels at /25©
Cut Meats steady; sales of 172 pack
ages at 10 (gi1O 1 4 for shoulders. 16mig17
for hams. Dressed Hogs dull at .1334@
18% for western, 133,®14 for city. Mid.
dies firm and in moderate demand; sales
of 50 boxes short ribbed at 16%. Lard
unchanged; sales of 700 tierces at 17Xig _
19, chiefly 18% for 'ateami 1915191, for
kettle rendered; also, sales of 750 tierces
of steam at 18%, seller for March. Butter
quiet and steady at 30(4)40 for Ohio, 40©
58 for . State.- Cheese steady at 38®22.
Freights to LiVerpcpl lower; with en
gagementer for 15,000 - bush of wheat and
corn per steamerat 4d.
Latest.—Flour closed a shade firmer for
low grades and quiet and steady for me
dium and better kinds. , Wheat steady
for California, with a good milling de
mand; other kinds nominally unchang
ed. Rye drill at $1,32©1,33 for western.
Oats firm, at 74Mci In store. Corn dull
at 853468634 c for new mixed western.
Porkquiet and firth, at 031,75 for new
mess, cash and regular, and - $32 seller
for May. Beef .steady, with a fair de
mand. Cut meats quiet and Unchanged.
Bacon in limited request at previous
prices. Lard didl at 18%3181,‘ for fair
to print°. Eggs steady at 2760.
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CHICAGO,' Maren _ 25.—Eastern Ex
change firm at 1-10 premium selling. and
1-10 off buying. Flour dull at $5@)6,25
for spring extras.' Wheat easier and @
lower; salei No. 1 at $1,18©1,16, No.
2 ;1,093;@1,1034 for• regular, and ;1;11®
1./2 forfresh receipts, closing at 11 1 , 1 0(.0
1,10y,,c; sales No. Bat g1,030L04, and re
jected 95©96c; sales No. 2 this afternoon
at sll,lo l ‘@l§lo34. Corn less active and a
shade weaker: sales new at 54 W4) 5 5e,
and no grade 523‘©54c, closing at 54%©
54 1 c for new; sales' No.' 1 at 67@6730
seller, last half or April, and .65c seller,
May; No. 2 59e, seller, May; unchanged
this afternoon,but Aulet at 53®54c cash,
and active at 630 :tidier, the month, clos
ing at 53c cash, fair demand and
No higher at ;1,20©1,2134c for' No. 1.
Barley ully small. aales at 11,70 for
No. 2, and 11,50 for rejected. Highwines
held at 8934@£409.. :Ideas pork quiet and
atealr,fit /31. Lard quiet and stefdy
at lTd. 'Sweet 'pickled hams 'in fair de
mand at 15 c; for Country, and 163443 for
city. Meats fir d ore active;
shoulders, 11Xe, mer
loose;
Cumberland
middles, 1534 c, boxed. - -Grease quiet;
yellow, .1.2 1 /c. Dressed togs in light
supply and nominally unchanged. New
Orleans Sugar 14@16c, for common to
choice. Molaeses,,Bl®l,os. Receipts for
the past twenty-four hours-9,513 tibia
flour, 13,588 bush wheat, 20,250 bush
corn,
21,048 _bush oats, 5,823 bush rye,
I,6lsbush barley, 489 hoes. Shipments
—7,937 bbls flour, 10,464 bush wheat,
36,162 bush c0rn,5,830 bash oats, 3,394
bush rye, 2,770 lan barley, 4,409 hogs.
CINCINNATI, March 25.=Cotton firm;
sales of 460 bales at 27%e for middling,
2614 c for low middling. Tobacco more"
active and the_supply better; sales , of 164
•hhds at ;4,44 to 27. No change in prices
of Soar. Grain quiet and unchanged.
Whiskey in demand at 91e, bnt not of
fered very freely at this rate. There was
a firmer feeling in the market for provis
ions, though not much demand. Mess
pork was ~held at *32; no sales. - Bulk.
meat was not offered to any extent below
12% ®1434c for best; there leas no demd
and quotations are nominal. Bacon an is
dull and unchanged. Lard firmer; sales
of 300 tierces at 18y,c; holders ask 18;4o
at the close. Sugar firm; there was a fair
demand at full prices; New Orleans at 14
demarara at 16q11614c. Molasses
firm; sales of New Orleans at 80Ca85c.
Coffee steady; sales of 310 bags at 20@25c,
the latter rate for prime; choice held at
26c. Butter firm; sales at 40®45c. No
cheese in the market. Eggs at 24©250.,
Clover seed at $L5N(4)15,4. Timothy dull
at 412®2,10. Linseed oi l dull at 131011,02.
Petroleum quiet at 33®350 for refined.
Gold 181 buying, exchange firm.
Sr. Louts, March 25.-Tobacco steady
and•unchanged. • Cotton—low middling
sold at 2635 c. Hemp—nothing doing.
Flour entirely flat, buyers holding offfor
lower prices; sellers refuse to make con
cessions of 10©15c on fall, which holders
would not agree to; „there is , very little
done, with small sales No. 2 spring ,at
88©10. Corn " firm at" 66@69c. Oats
steady at 56@59. Barley—nothing doing;
market at $1,99©2 for prime lows and
red epring. ; Rye. dull and lower at
$1,25©1,27. Whisky, nominal at 90c.
Sugar; market better, at 14@18e fir
Louisiana. Molasses unibhanged, at 75®
900 for plantation. Coffee. week, but not
quotably • lower. Pork quiet. and ,
changed, with jobbing sales; heavy mess
882. Bulk Meats better: , 100,000 pounds_
loose clear sides sold . at= 16c, "and 150,000
pounds Cumberland and Chicago, deliv
ered, at 1530. Bacon very quiet; sales
of shoulders at 14c clear rib sides at 17c;
clear, Bides- at- 17/e. , Lard; nothing do
ing; grime to choice lots held 4f/ •18@
18hc; kegs 20®2034c. •
Tor.xno, March 25.—Flour dull; low
grades a shade • lower ; sales of extra at
#8,20. t Wheat opened It 'shade better on
amber; sales at 11,42 X 'for No. 1 white
Michigan; do closed with an advance.
Corn market 54@10 'better andquiet;
sales' of No. 1 at ;38@;;39c; No. 2, 84,.(c; no
• grade, -64 c• • Michigan, -66 c. Oats quiet
and nominally unchanged. Rye firm
and 1c better; Baldest 51;31 for Michigan.
Barley steady at 81,85®1,88 for No. 1
Stet!) and 12,25®2,28 for Canada.
Dressed hogs doll; nothing doing. Clover
seed active at 18,00. Receipts; 2,100 bbis
flour, 8,100 bus 'wheat, 18,000 bus corn,
4,100 bus oats, and :800 bus rye. 'Ship
ments: 1,800 bbls flour, 8.000 bus wheat,
1,600 Corni.and-7,000 bits oats.
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BUFFALO, March 25. Flour; spring in
fair demand; Western soring and bakers,
• $6@7,12; low' gra de white Western, SR,OO.
Wheat neglected. Corn easier: sales 20
cars gew; on track at 78077 c, closing
weak. ,`,Olts dull; sales 1 car on track at
650. Bye neglected. 'Barley lower; sales
5,000 bus State, deaVeted, "
at $2,. and 800
bus Canada bagged and . delivered at
$2,01: 'Seeds quiet. • 'Pork, heavy at 881,50.
Lard dulLat 19c. Righwines; ales yes
terday of 50 , bbla at fla - No, ,
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IsTYKlLlA')iiiarob ;26.—Eiales of 181
hhds tobacco, , common Ingo to cutting
lair at .4 ®1.7_,0:, Cotton, 28,ic, 81ep.8,.
pork, ' , - 14ar$1, ' 18% 5 19c. Bacon--;
ShOUld '/ILD;vI rib sides 17c; ;clear ,
4
sides, Vl' (i;' hid -shoulders,. 18o; clear
rib'sides,,lBc; clear - sides, - 181.0..'-. Flour,
$ 5 , 50 E00. Wheat, $ 1 ,65@11" COrO;; al
@Bic. Oats; ` „83@e50. Sugar Now Or
leansfairlopriirn 15V534c. M ola s ses
-,New'Orleani3, 80@85c: Whh, pk) , Vc.
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hfirmanans, March 25.—Plonr . rm;
choice, Minnesota r55,62@5,64 „do., Wis
consin • and lowa • 55,8708,87. Wheat is=
quiet at 11;13, pr,,/slO. /, anit.sl,oB3; foi
N 0.2.. Corn steady at 600 for new. Bye
hinter • at ill 14®1,16 for 1.10, 1. , 1 51 1 11 1eY. ,
nominal at t1,70aD1,75 for. , No. 2. Ra. ,
ceipts-2,000 bls flour, 14,000 bus wheaty
400 bus corn, 400 bus rye, 100 bus barley.
Shipments -200 bbls flour, 300 bbla pork,
500 tea lard.
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PHILDELPHIA, Mare 25 .-Flour Is in
better demand ; northwestern extra
family, 88,50@7. Wheat is quiet; red,
11,6051.05; amber, ;1,7051,75; white,
8480@1,85. Rye is steady at, ,1 +5O.
Corn is quiet and yellow sells at 87@88c.
Oats are steady; western; 734@i75c. Pe
troleum: crude is nominal at 20c; re
fined, 8114 c. Provisions are unchanged.
Whisky, 98®98e.
.BAnrutonz, March 25.—Flour active
and firmer at previous quotations. Wheat
firmer and advanced be. corn ' firmer at
80@81c for White, and 84®85c for yellow.
Oats firmer at 65@72.3. Rye steady and
unchanged. Mess Pork quiet at132,50@
33,00. • Bawl" active; rib sides 17c, clear
rib 18c, • shoulders 15c,> hams 20@21c.
Lardquiet at'2oc. Whisky quiet and
firm at-94c.
DETROIT, Mareh 26-Fiour dull and
unchanged. Wheat , very weak, but no
quotable change in prices. . Corn quiet
sales at 67c for No. 2. Oats dull and Un
changed. • `.
CrmiamAnn, IMarch 25.—Petroleum
inactive and unsettled; - holders asking
29©30c for refined, Ibuyers not Will
ing. to pay over 4'34(g) 4c.
T. DORIS, March 25.—Caltte Market.--
There was only:a local demand, and
prices remain unchanged, though choice
qualities are stiffer.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
.r.l.Truntradtz, FORT WAY2O3 & CET
'moo KU:moan. March 25.-42 cars
metal, Nimick & Co; 4 do do, Br•yan &
Can hey; 3 do do, - Union Iron Mills; 2 do
J
do, Jas Wood, Stnz - & Co; 100 bbls flour;
Seghmy er & Voskamp; ,100 do do. owner;
3 bbla onions, 6 dd apples, Woodworth
& Dayison; 36:tio • do, Volgt, Mahood' &
Co; llbar lumber, Slack & Sholes; 8 kga
lard, 24 bbls apples, - 5 kgs butter, 6 bbls
eggs, H Rea Jr; 30 bgsoats, John Hinkle;
29 bbls apples, W G Miller; '3 'pkgs pro-
duce, L & J Blanchard; 8 hf doz brooms,
S Lindsay Jr dr. Co; 34 bbls apples, 2 do
beans,
W H Graff & Co; 13 do apples,
Morrison & Devol; 1 car barley, Pier, -
Da_ nasals & Co; 1 bbl eggs, 1 box butter, J
&A Dietz; 2 bbls beans, Shomaker dt
Langenheim; 1 car - feed, J & W Fairley:
1 car corn, Scott it Gisal; 2 bbls onions, J
J Pettit; Bhf bbls butter, J A- Graff; 15
do do, Vaigt, Mahood & Co; 2 bbls onions,
S P Sluiver & Co;. 12 bxs oil, Harris .&
Ewing; 1 Car lumber, Hammer dt Dauler;
Icar steel, Hussey, Wells & Co.
LLEGICRTIT STATION. March '25.-404
s , M B Suydam; 100 oil bbla,'
Hutchinson Oil Co; 31 sks rags, 3 W Pat-
Orson; I car oats,- M Steel & , Son; 'B2 ske
cloverseed, Joseph Craig; 3 bdls
Lappe at Weise; 2 cars lumber, Frazier.
Bro; 1 do, dd, McCurdy & Ilicalthiss; 11
rolls leather. J Callery; 60 slug rags,: B'
Joneg Broils leather, 5 aks flaxseed, C
Bustle; 19 bblsapples.•John Herbert; 25
hdlg hides, Stnekrath & (b; 50 bbls flour,
Jas • O'Hanlin; 1, car oats, J B McKee; 29
bxs soap, Moon Bre; 12 do do, Mercer &
Robinson: 94 aks corn, Geo Stewart; 1
brrley, Gilmore, Straub & Co; 2 cars
metal, Spang, Chalfant de Co; Ido do,
Superior Iron Co; 1 do do, Lewis, Bailey
& Dalzell.
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ALLEGE:EMT VALLEY RILIRO
March 25.-50 aks oats, Moreland &
Mitchell; 29 do rye, 2 bbls eggs. A Kirk
patrick & Co; 1 car metal, Lyon, Shorb
& Co; 1 do do, M'Knight, Porter & CO;
17 bgs rve, Godfrey & Clark; 2 bxs but.
ter, Little it Baird; 25 bbls-vinegar, Van
°order & Snepard; 30 sks rye, Knox de
0; 72 do oats, Bricker & Co; 18 do rye,
13 do oats, Scott & Gisal; 21 pkgs leather
Flacons k Son; 5 bbls eggs, J 11.ohen, 2
do do, A Ross, 2 do do, J Scott, 60 bbls
oil, Johnston & Paine; 326 do do, Jas
Wilkins; 360 do do, Fisher it Bro; 1011 I
no do, Standard Oil Co; 800 do do, Eagle
Oil Works.
CLNVELAND AND rirrestritall RAIL
ROAD, March 25.-10 cars gray warm:
ore, Shoenberg.er. Blair &. Co; 50 bbls
oil, J Spear; 460 idle hides, Graff. 11c-
Devitt •=cic Co; 7 caddies tobacco, E Me
graw & Co; 60 bra oil, G•A Kelly. 10 bbls"
beans, W H Graff & Co; 8 bbls wire, J R
Taylor & Go; 3 do iron, I do grease,l bdl
tails, B Ptiatfun; 9 aks rags, J A Graff;
1 bbl eggs, R Peet; 2 do do, Haworth &
Dewhurst; .24 bdls chairs, 6do rockers,
Bedford Chair Co; 7 bbls eggs, 1 do flax
seed. 2 do apples, 3 bxs cheese, Voigt, M
& Co; .1 bbl eggs. 3 kgs lard 1 - bbl but-
ter, 3 aks rags, S do CMiCullough.
RIVER NEWS.
The weather vesterday Was mild and
Spring like, though towards evening it
became cloudy and indicated rain. Bier:.
curt' at noon had risen to be. The river
continues to recede slowly, with scant
six feet in the channel by the Mononga• .
hela marks last evening.
The arrivals airici the date of our last
report include 'the Kenton from Porta.
mouth and the Armadillo from St. Louis.
The Kenton departs again at 4P. M.,
and Capt. Kerr contemplates going clear
through to Cincinnati
The Glendale departed for St. Louis
with an • excellent trip, and the Tom
Farrow was making preparations to
leave for the same 'point when we left
the -wharf. •
The Wantilta, fkom New Orleans, is
among the first boats due.
—The R. Gray, Capt. Isaac Whitta
ker, Is announced for Arkansas River
forthwith. , .
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--Capt. 3.8 . Doyle has taken command
again ef the Minnie at New Orleans, and
is loading for, the Arkansas. •
—The St. Marys, has arrived at Cincin..
nati, and will again try the Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati packet trade.
—ahe Cuba No. 2 sunk in Red river,
is a total loss, having broken in two.
She was , owned by Captain Geo. E. Wil
kinson, and,was not insured.
—The Silver Lake No. 4, Pittsburgh to
St. Louis, arrived at Cincinnati on Tues
day. Adam Poe arid. Thomas Kinsey
piloted her , down to that point:
,-The-Kate Putnam, was to have left
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on Wednes;
day. She received 1900 eke corn,, and
200 bbls lime from the Leonidas.
..-The'ldti"Reei No. 2, Cept.Thoinpson,
Js annotufeed for Missouri River clear
up to Pori Betiton, as is also the new
steamer Collossal, Capt..* A. Cot. •
—The high headed Emma No, 3, Capt.
J,'ll; Marratta, Is filling up steadily for
memphts and New Orleans. Passenger!
and shippers: can rely en' the Emhaa ;m
-ing through; • •
—The MollieEbert, Capt. G. W. Ebert
is 'announced 'for 'St. Louis • and , Missouri
river,
forthwith. The • • Mollie is a new
boat, having Made but onetrlp, and is in
excellent condition for , business.
-The - Directors of• the Little •Eanal
wha Navigation Corn - pally have awarded
the contract ;to, , build four .locks and
dams in that stream, to General Powers, •
of Basyer, county, Pennsylvania, , •
- .—The.Lorena, Cant. Sam Shnmati, one
of l tftel best. boats ,in the .trade, mill be
the Oil boat oat, for St. LOUIS' and the
Upper , Capt. J.. M. Ton!
dergriff still retsina charge of tile oflice.
—The New Albany. Ledger, of Monday,
says: Captain Dryden,. rails. pilot, has
sold his'property in Jeffersonville, where
he - hat lived tWenty;eight years. He
will• remove to this city - about the;lst of
mat and make this his headquarters
hereafter. , • r.
. The - B. E. Lee has made her last trip
for the season in the New Orleans and
Vicksburg trade. The Frank Pargond,
in connection with her bend trade, will
811 the Lee's place. The Lee will under-
go slight repairs, pre_paratoryto entering
the New Orleas and Louisville trade.
-We clip"the following from the, St.
Lents Democrat of Tuesday: Mr. Jas.
Kerr has come up from the south, and
will be employed this season in thp
• Kountz Benton line of packets. Jim,
before the war, was clerk of steamers
Crystal Palace, City of Memphis and
Alec. Scott. Be came up on the Bis
marck from • New Orleans. Jim spent
three years in Georgia and South Caro
lina keeping hotel, and got fat in the
business.
-The Louisville Courier-Journal, of
Tuesday says: The Kate Robinson,
from St. Louis to Cincinnati, with a full
trip, attempted to ascend the falls on the
Kentucky alde r yesterday, with the as
sistance of the towboat Falls Pilot. She,
was drawing nearly all the water there'
was, and-handled badly, and got out of
the channel andstuck fast on the rocks
just above the cement mill. The Falls
ilot took a barge down to her, late last
Eivennligi and she doubtless succeeded in
getting off last night.
—Capt. - I`. C. Vanhook. of the new low
pressure Carrie V. Kountz, writing
March 20th, near Maysville, Ky., says:
Will be at St., Louis on or about Thurs
day, fog permitting. Onr yeenum is not
better than what you saw. It varies
from 3to 5 ponnds, I think we are run
, - ping .as fast as we did light, on trial
trip. We can get 140 pounds steam easy
with clean fires, using our blowers. We
are getting along finely, coniidering the'
amount of freight on board. We made
ten miles an hour right ahead. Have
040 tons freight on boa4d. Good boat
for any , river. Crew all well.
—Our court report, some times ago,
gave the particulars of the case of the
owners of the St. Cloud, against'one of
our insurance companies. This was the
second trial in which the insurance com
panies have been worsted.' We under
stand that the owners <of the boat—prin
cipal among whom are the present• own- .
era of the Westmoreland, Messrs. Rusk,
and Byers—have been In ' consultation
three or four 'days with representatives
of the various insurance companies, and
that a compromise has been effected. the
condition of whichis that the insurance
companies are to pay to' the owners of
the St. Cloud, $13,000. Had judgment'
been rendered against all the insurance ,
companies in each suit, the owners
would have recovered $15,000 and Inter
est.—[Cin. Gazette, 24th.
_ttlyerand Weather.
• Lounnamn, March 271.—River
tug slowly, with 9 feet 7 inches in the
canal.. Heavy showers have prevailed
the entire day. The temperature !scold.
Via) ;11:1A0 :40 ill
UPPER EtUsSISS
&AdZig 1869. zigiGt
NORTILEAN LINE PACKETS,
FROM
St. Louis to Keokuk and St. Paul,
AND ALL IS TERMADIATE PORTS.
will leavelendid Sitlewheel Steamers of this
Line St. Louis da ly for Keoguk,Dvn
pert, Dubuque, Winona, Stillwater atm St. Paul.
Through receipts for Freight and Passengers
will be given to all points oh the Upper 111 sis
sissippi on steamers runnin c from Mfg port and
connec:ing with the Northern Line Packets at
St, Lords, thus enabling ConsignOes to get their
Frtight through without delay and at lowest
ratte. 'Apply to 'JOHN FLACK,
J• D. COLLINGWOOD.
It. • . •C. GRAY. Agents. or to
01 Water street.
lObbSut=
•
.. - ORTHERN LINE ,
PACKET.—The new and
ap endld
MINNEAPOLTR Capt. J. R. RHODES.
Will leave fur ST. PAUL. about the 10th of
April s.nd go through direct. This splendid
steamer offers very superior aceommooations for
pip Sengers and stock. Forparticulars apply to
FLACK & COLLINUWOOD, Agents,
fel'2:e9B . . or R. C. GRAY.
ARK/11/k &IS RIVER.
•.
'Kan ARE.ANSASsagEt
Invtn.-FOR '3IEMPHIS_,
PI E BLUFF, LITTLE ROM. LEWISBURG.
DARDANELL NORRISTOWN, SPRA.)A
BLUFFOYAN BUREN AND FORT SMITE.—
The new and light draft eamer,
GRAY C st apt. Ins WRitmaran,
Will leave as above on SATURDAY, 27 th inat,
at 4 P. al.
, For freight or passage apply on board or to
, • GlittlkyT & SWANKY.
FL&CE. & COLLINO WOOD,
rnb2Zl . • : Agents,
Si. LOWS.
REES LINE.--Foe ST.
1A31713. "AtIBI4IIURI RIVER
FORT BENTON.—Thc steamer
IDA REES, No. R T. Tuomrsog.
Will !olive as above oro RATIIROAV.March 57t1,
For height. or passage applron board or to,
mh24 A. J. R.SLETT & 00, Aaenta.
FORST. LOUIS,. iiLEO- Aa gr i g
RUE. GALENA AND DU.
QUE.—The passenger L teamer,
LORENA . Capt. 8.611. 911133tA1t.
Wilt ate for the aboye porta, on SATURDAY,
1 0
27 at. .
Bo etght ory t tr i t t aft r
aaio . ti board or to
tnl6 t.: J.
I)
. COLLANG*OOD: Agent...
OR ST. LOITIO •ANDaigat
lapioutri. RI VE R, _WITH.
OUT BEdHIPPI.M . I.—Tne new and splendid
passenger steamer
-'
MOLLIE EBERT...EL W. Zsawr Commander
Will leave for the above
at o'clock, p.• r. . P ° rta 31118 DAY
For Ire-1p or o j u A niaMmtgard_or to,
vi bb 2 /O?Le/C it,OOLLLATIWOOD.
Aleuts.
OR AT: LOUIS, IL AN-' ,Fi giat
VBAS CITY,LEANENWORTII.
8' JOSEPH , OMAHA FORT BENTON. AND
ALL POINTS ON TAR IdlSSOuttl
new passe as er steamer . .
COLOSSAL Capt. M. A. Cox.
WBl leave for the above and intermediate ports
on SATURDAY. March NC at * r..m. . •
For fretght or passage apply on hoard or to .
tnll2o' !FLACK & COLLINGWOOD. Agents.
MENPRIS,AND' NEW 08LE4N15,,,
EL]
NEw - oRL_,_,IIIEINIPIIIII. 'ANtr og iga6"
_ EA.NB Ttie steame
V IIIMA... CAPT. J. R. MABATTA.
Will leave, for' toe above and intermediate ports
on BATIJDAY. R7thlnat. at 4e. K. •
for freight or passrAte, Apply ou board, or to
• • • JOHN 71.Atai, or • •
1.:; , d. D. COLLMIWOOD. Agents.
xrAllimusnaim
trTsßrit6lll,
isig a t
WHIEZLINO, 7
Marietta and , Parkersburg Line.
Len., company'. Whirl toot of Wood
=I
DAILY, AT 12
. • 14oxsue8 Alm TaurteDAM
BAYARD.... ~ . ..:Gronaz Mookia, *peter
WZDZMIAATEI AND paavanars, •
tfIUZY BAWL& 0 Lr risioNAN.
!rapt will be received at all haul by '
lel4 JAKES 'COLLINS. Aran t.
partiesmdr i t
owing or." haying , , -
araaalllaaast the steamer
.• • „.larriati :Jilt BESSE,
are notified to call at the mike of JAMES ur.za,
corner of Duquesne Way and:fourth street, for
a settisment of the same, WI she h been sold and,
settlements desired. • • as • • intitatsta
• B. ,ItIOILMG-lON
•
FARCE CANE RARltirk, CONFECTIONARY,
CRUX and DINING SALOON,
83 Smfttilliild_ street, Corner of Diamond alley,
Pittsburgh.
ir Parties and lamilles supplied with Ice
Create and Cakes on short notice.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
J: L. DILLINGIE.... A. X. WM/ANSON
DILLINGER to. , STEVENSON I
CONIIISktON 31E11011.N . TS,
87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, ,Pa.
' • RECEIVE AND SELL
Rims of Country Produce,
All orders for Merchandise promptly tilled at
LOWEST market rates. 'Particular attention
given to the sale of-Butter,Eggs Cheese Dried
Fruits, &c, We feel colindent that »e tan- Rive
entire satisikbtion, by snaking QE/CE SALMI and
PEOXPT. EETIIEES, at HIGHEST. 'MAXIM PEICXB,
and therefore respectfully solicit yo constell
ments. All correspondence answerea promptly.
Marking
to arriv e Plates ftmisished free. Wain in store
and ) anillst7B
ESTABLISHED BY A. &
W. N. GORIIELY,`
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
CDLEIXCTLIr OPP. RAG= HOTEL.)
se :71A 13 . 1 "1"rSirCrItGla. PA.
STSZLA J. A . 13T2SLI.
M. 8 1 49EELE•04SON, , .
J. , Convnsission Merchants, ,
AND DRUMS IX
FLOUR, 131-itattN, FEED. dem
No. 93 OHIO STEREI, near East Common,
1. ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
WATT; LANG & CO.,
WHOLES. 43 DI/AitTlB rit
. •
Groceries, Flour, Grain. .Produee,
Provisions, Fish, Cheese, Carbon ;
- • • - Oil eke • •
, • ••
Yoe. -174 x 114174 WOOD 871DLET, near Lib
erty street. Pittsburgh. Pa. n08;n55
PURIM HAUL JAS. P. PJCELIIIIT.
K EIL & BICHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
It , AND DILLMERS'IN
notra n !CAIN,; SEEDS, MILL
8411 Lllberty,lit ts /Pittsburgh,
i5i724:147 ' '
7.:BLANPRUID,
Whotenale and &tali Oman.,
a ; iBi i es NO, ate PENN spume.,
4ITTLE, IWIRD & .PATTOIV,.
' 'Wholesale Grocers; Cot=laid= Merchantr
FDealers andduce; Flour; Bacon, Cheese,
ish. Carbon Lard 011, Dern, Nalls, Glass,
Cotton Yarns and all s . .Ltsbargh Manufactures
generally, 119 and 114 IsZCOND STREET,
elttsburgh.
•
VETZEII ARMEIIIIOMG4.
. . ,
RiilWithlNG 1:102111iION NFIOIIAFTI3,
For the sale orFloar, Wain, Bacon, Lard, But
ter, Seeds. Dried Fruit, and Produce generall y .
No: 118 MARKET EITREZT. - corner of Met,
aittsburgb. • , . • te2ken
JOHN lIIIIPTON A. WALLACH.
aIIIPTON&WALLACE' Whole-
MLR G ROGERS AND PROD Vat DZAL
t No. 6 SIXTH STREET. PHIS slough.
tal2orrA
WIN 1. HOUIIII..YDR. HOU B / 1 ....WX.'11. 110178 Z.
TORN I. HOUSE &DUOS., Sue.
U inmost to JOHN I. HOUSE I CO" Whole.
emu Grocers and Commission Merchants, Cm , .
Der of Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittsburgh.
OILS.
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C.. TWEDDLE,
111 , 11.113FACTITREB OP
Lubricating & High Test Burning Oils.
Eclipse Railroad Axle OIL -
'
Stands great beat without change; remains
limpid at lowest temperatures. Special Oil for
tropical olimates.or hot weather.
Locomotive, Engine, Illachine Shop,
WL I cut Screws.
Saww Rill and Plemineffilll'ollesi
- Adapted for high speed. v •
Spindle 011, Weollisied.Lightoll,
1
011, Tanners' Staff- Mensole.
lug dtnnishLug 011, Vaseline,
Harness 011' - Parrett/no.
'ABHOR ITABNISTI,_ to preserve Bright Iron
Work and Machinery from Rust.
These products are manufactured under. Dr.
Twaddle's patentbySuperheated Steam in Vac
coo, The Lubricating Oils are almost odorless,
perfectly pure, uniform. and mostly light col
ored. stand a high temperature onchaned. and
remain limpid during extreme cold. The Railroad
Oile ate 'unequalled; and are lit constant useWn
many of the principal BallrOads. Samples can
be
examined and orders left, at 174 WOOD
STREET. Works at Sharpsburg Bridge.
WIRING AND KING,
Commieslon /Lerchlots and lirokers
Petroleuit and its Producto,
DALZELL'B BUILDING, DUQUESNE WAY, ,
puTisavitair,
PHILADELPHIA AiIiDEXIIB,
imuurra, KING & CO.,
LI? 'Walnut street.
MDR' BROTHER%
COMMISSION =CHM,.
iND DIAL__
Petroleum and Its Products;
egrotristan - aA,LanrimilwiNe.
Philadelphia Offloe-Is7 WA N= BT.
api:wao
DIAMOND OIL WORKS,
H. M.' LONC & CO.,
Office, DALZELL BUILDING, -
11113 - Daimon l e Way. Plttabargb. Pa.
TAGGART '& SIMEN.
. , .
,
GRAIII4.O .okarvrct •
. .
- or
, .
Spring and Summer
BOOTS, zi OES AND.4IIITEBS'
VidL4l34!; AND RETAIL, .
AT
NO. 129 . P/BDERAL STREET, ,
Gin us Scan and be convinced of the Durabil
ity and Extra Quanta withork at low prices.
And all will be whited a gOod article at the
lowust
EOOll4 AND SHOES JUDE TO ORDER.
• mbil:f47
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
••••••••.
QM. BEIER & CO.,
P.J4 ,
Mu•mflu:Auras
4111ZENSWABE. BRISTOL WARE fa&
omcit and Warehouse. 3113 TABESTY STAMM
.SAL orders promptly atUnded to.
RAILROADS.
SBURGII
ga gifilPla
fIoNs;PILLS VI L L
ROAD.
Olt and after TUESDAY, November, I.lth,
leo!, trains will arrive at and depart from the
Denot corner of Grant and Water streets, as
follows,
Nall to and from Union-
town :
McKeesport Accomdt'n 11 7 :00 00
A. A.
Y. 0:00 P. W , m. SI:05 P. sc.
Ex. to and from Unt'n. 3:00 P. st. 1.0:10 A. x , West Newton Accom'd 4:30 P. M. N:35 A. m.
Braddock's Accomdt"n. 6:15 P. X. 7:00 P.
Night An. tokicK"sport.lo:3o P. X. 5:45 A. X
!Sunday Church Train to
and from West Newton 1:00 P. X. 10:00 A.
?or tickets apply ti
E. If. BAYBIOND, Agent
W.B. STOUT, BuPertntentlent. • • nO2O
AL
HANGE OFaimpgui
%.,/ TIME. . .
ALLEGHENY VALLEY HAILIIOAH r
On and after MONDAY, November 9th, leas,
TWO. TRAINS DAILY will leave Pittsburgh
Station, corner of Eleventh and Pike streets for
Franklin, 011ICity, Buffalo, and all points in the
011 Beelone.: • - ' •
Maws "PITTaiItrIUM. 11.11111V* 12( PITISHITAGE
Nail ~......... 7:15 am Nall . 5444.1 p m
Express . . 7:10 to in ,Express 6:30 a at
Brady's BAo 3:00p m' Brady' B Ac /0:30 a at
4 1
Ist Sr:di:Works let Soda Works".
-Aceomd... - 10:50 gni Accomod'n . 9.110 aat
Sid Soda Works . 9d Soda Worke - 1
Accemeen. 5:00 pm AccomoiPn. 3:40 pnr
Church Train leave ittsburgh at 1:1.0 P. Y.
Arrive at Pittsburgh st 0:50 A. N. . • .
Passengers. taking express train have but
one chap aof cars . bitween Pittsburgh, Buffalo
azidge Keg lgna.. Mall and Express Trains stop
only at p ncilial poirds. Mixed Way and -AC
conunodatiecttnSins stopat all stations.
T 11031413 N. NINE 4 Assn. Supit.
W. FOISTNR, ROPE. Ticket Agent.. no°
rITTS111:1111
ementwATz
L01:11J3 BAILWAY•p'
PAR liArtiLE ROUTE.
CHANGE OF TIME,—On ind ifter SUNDAE,
N0v.5121d, 1868, trains will leave and arrive -
tat Union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh tlinq
- • A:post. Arrive.
Mall 3:13 a. m, 1$11:313 a. m.
Past Line • - 10113 a. m. 7:33 p.:ln.
Fast Express 11:68 p. m. 19:18 a. re.
Mixed Way 5:13 a. m. 6:43 p. m.
McDonald's Auer:, No.1.11:518 a. ak • 8:33 p.m.
Steubenville Accommod. 3:38 p. m. 9:48 a. m.
McDonald's Acc'n, No. 2..6:08 p. m. 3:18 8.. m.
,JMIr 0:08 P. it." Express will leave daily. : •
10:13 P. Y. Mail will arrive daily.
10:13 a. m. Train leaves daily.: unday'
eicepted, and makes close connections z i New.
ark . to:. Zanesville and points on Bands:sky
Matistleld ti Newark R. B. '• • '
B. F. SCULL, fitment Ticket. ' , Jua
n .
W. ip
W. CARD, Hut.. Steubenville , Ohio; '
noT;
1868.
_ .
PITTSBUII ,GH FORT WAYNE & CRI C A D O G
. W. and CLE VELAND &PITTSBURGH& IL
Prem Deo. SOth, 1858, trains will leave from
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, Mts.
blush city time, sa follows: , • •• . , .
WlLs a r E ii x er. ChlC34o XX . 3:oExn Oblaago Ex... 0 :Li Ere& Yg e n g l M l l7:9Bam Chicago Ex.. 11 : :56
Chicago Mail6:2Bam Ores e li ng Mails3 p•
1
Chicago Ex.. 1008 a m ChicagoEx....4:3BPs
Cl. &Wkg Ex : 33
pre everand Ex 4:08p4
Chicago Ex., 111:43 p m Erie & Egli: ExB:l3pi
W'e &Erie Nr4:53 pm Cl. &Wh'g Ex5:5311:,
l a
Depart/rem Allegheny. Irrics to A Ileghens
N. Brigt'zi Ac. 8:58 a m N. Brigt , n Ac.7:03 am
Leetsdale " 10:28 a m W. B , n " 8:28 mu
" . 11:58 a m New Castle' 10:33 am
Rochester " 1:33 pm Leetsdale " 9:13 am
Leetsdale A03.3:330E1 N. " • " /: 4) / 3 Pal
N. Brigt'n " .5:33p m r 4. Brigtin "9:4g pm
N. Brlgtsa . 1 .43:38pm Leets da le " 453 pm
teets&sle "10:43pm " " '1:8 cm
Leetsdale Bun. Leetsdale Run- m
day Church. 1:13 p m day t.hurcli. 0:58 am
.11.• 2:43 p. m. Chicago Express leaves daily..
air u:ss B.
m. Chicago Express arrives dilly.
de B. R. R S. Rieneral Ticket Merit.
ENNSYLVA-alumEH
NIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. ()nand after Nov, 28th, 1868, Train,
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
corner o) Washington and Liberty streets, an
follows:
. Arriee. Depart.
Mall Train .... 1:30 a m Day Express:. 2:30 em
Fast Line-- 2.40 a m Wall's - No. 1.. 6:30 am
Wall's No. 1.. 820 a m Mall Train 8:15 am
lirintonAcc"n. 7 - :50 a m sCincin'ti Ex 12:35 pm
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a m Wall's No. 2..11:20 am
Cincinnati Ex.9:4-0 a Johnstown Ac. 325 pm
Johnstown Ac10:35 a m Braddock!: Nol4:2opm
Baltimore Ex. 1.45 p m Phila. Express 5:10 pm
Expresa2:os pm Wall ' s No. 3.. 5:20 pm
Wall's No. 1:30 p m No. 4..5:15 put
BraddocksNols:so p m Past Line 7:50 pm
Wail's No. 4. 7:25 pm WalPsNo.s.. 11:50 pm
W4tl passnir 10:20 p m
The Church Train leaves Walls Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. m., reaching Pittsburgh at
10:00 a. in. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at
12:50 p. in.. and arrives at Walls Station at
2:00p. m.
!Cincinnati Express leaves daily. Ail other
traina daily except Sunday.
Porturther information applyto •
W. H. BECKWITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvindaßallroad Company will not as.
inane any riot forßaggage, except for wearinc
ps.rel,and limit their responsibility to One tat.
fire , Dollars in value. AU Baggage exce eding
the t amount in value will be at the risk the
owner, us less taken by speciaioonsrut, .
EDWARD WILL
nom General superinteadenUAltooM•
- ,
„... ,
.ESTERS-Eiligms
}LWPENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.—On and after Nov. Sild; ISOS. the
Pa. senger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania,
Hal road will arrive at and depart .from the
',edema Street Depot, Allegheray - City.as f ollows:
. Arrive. Dspart
IlDringd , e No16:40 a m Mai ' .1:00.a in
Freeport N0,16:2101.ni Freeport, No. 19:15 am
Express' '10:40 •ru 13barpb1 Nollll9o am
Sharpb , g N0.11:95 p m ExAr i ess 9:45 pm
1
Freeport - NO.14:00 pm Op gdge No13:110 pm
NMI. . .... ~,. . 5:55,p m neeport N0.25:5107. m
Springd , efro2s:4sp m kidringd , e No21:10 p m
Aboye'trains run daily except Sunday.
The 'Church - Train leaves 'MI, heny Junction
ever, Oundayxtl:4o -a. in., g Allegheny
City at 9:50 a . m. ' Returning, leaves Allegheny
City al , 1:90_.p. In. and arrive at Allegheny Juno.
tion at 3:45 p. m. •
COMMUTATION TiOgrrs—For )
sale in package@
of Twenty, between Allegheny_ City, Chestnut
street, Herr's, - Bennett; Pftereek, Etna and
SharParrii -and.good oVysas tkii Salina stopping
at Stet one ipecinea On uotets. - ' -
The trains:leaving rellegneu. City at . 1:00 a.
Tn. make direct connection at Freepor withWal.
tier's Ilneof Stages ftir Butler d ftannalu town.
Through tickets mat
, tie p at thy Offict-
No. IPt Clair: sine near the Serzinalonßftftge.
Pittaber. h, and at the Depot, eghexy.
• For inzthealalbematton affe it .
JAMES L Agent'
_,' -
___. .. t ~.,': :. - Ted° Street Depot.
The Weatern 'Pennalmta Railroad will not
Mamie limit& Mr Rag ' except Ibr wearing
apparel, and limit the r responsibility to. One
Eiunda d Dollars in -Yalue...All All; -ex.
reeding tl is amount In value wilibe at t he. risk at
the owner, unless taken by epeeist bontraot.
. - - EDWARD ki., WILLI
no= ilia.ll.l Superintendent. AltoonAM:
•
HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY.
_ have in Store and 'am constantly receiving
direct - from , manufacturers., a complete assort. ,
ment of. BUILDER. , HARDWARE which; I
Offer for stile on as fair Aeries as any house 111_00
el_
_,tv
RS together with a fine assortment, of CUT
LERY. OU and Also, Vie
best selection of MECHANICS , . TOOLS. com
prising all the latest - and test improvements
known. to the trade. •
I have mr•faetory In hill 6 peratiOtfee lung.
and am prepared to do all kinds of lab work the
same as oefore •the fire Of the Rd Febraary,~
such as nri , ding razors... OCIVors, knives, put-
Hog in knife. blades, and repairing' all khida
light machinery..-
JAMES' . DOWN
119. 128 WOOD STREET;
Also,4totent Pr Grout°De!a Dekous DAGIO
411l i r MADHLEIti the greeted , itorelrji: the
ROCK THE BABY'
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
SOLD . Oglar Dr
LEMON & WEISE.
Priotical Furettre misimetorars o So"
us VOlcrivra4VOENtara. -
r mnc all t u t:3l43 ll ' n ' c u " 4 ;:t.,e eat 1112151 r".
21000ELtI a.
ad! , DEL NOM/ ersviINSON.
W .". 2 1(41 9 - :R r ill'ST "Nei:4s.
TioIA LEAD.--800 Pire So ft:
' eilealLeadfotiale tri
• J. H. CANTrIC
l'eSs •
141 /lilt AVelliao.- •
EARL AUIIII.-- . -241 casks. for
sale by - i t. B. CANFIELD.
El
Depart.
Artiste.
MEM