Markete by Telegraph.'
NEw Youir, April 10.—Cotton firm
with a fair demand; sales 3,000 bales at
28%c for middling uplands. Flour; re.
43 eiPts 5,683 bbls and 4,150 bags; dull and
prices generallc without change; sales
4,900 bbis at 45,50@5,95 for superfine
• State and western, P®6,55 for extra
State, ft3e.'.7 for extra western, $7,15®8,..V
.. for white wheat extra, /6,25@7,40 for
round hoop Ohio, 87@8,50 for extra s t.
Louis, and s9@i2 for good to choice do,
- -I closing dui/ Rye Flour heavy; sales 200,
'.bbls at $5@t1,50 Corn Meal- dull and
heavy; sales 356 bids Marsh's Caloric at
g 7,50. Whiaky dull; sales 300 bbls wee,
1 tern at 972,;(.i. Wheat; receipts 2,9 bush;
firm and quiet, shippers and millerls.
1 fusing to pay any advance; sales 86, 0
t - bush white California at 111 ,60®1,66, 1 -
) ter
. price an e xtreme;
spring in retail lots at $ 1, 46®/,48 for N .
. 2, and i1,60@1,52 for No..
sales Rye dul!:
s sa ta les te 5 1 , 1 2 , 0 40.8
bushar 1 ey we st er n
d u l 1; sla a l
e s t 14:M g e t i
Ge rman at N, and 1,500 bush. State at
$l,BO. Barley Malt (Inlet. Corn--re
celpts 16.492 hush; market opened steady
and closed dull and drooping, with sales
34,000 .bush at 8 7©891 for new mixed
, western; closing at 87 @88®5®67 for
common anti old do, in store and deliV
ered; also, Sales 34,000 bush. Oats—re
ceipts 2,200 bush; market dull, with sales
10,000 bush at 7414 c for western in store,
and 78.14 c at railroad. Coal market quiet.
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Leather—hemlock Sole dull at 30@31 for
Buenos Ayres and Rio °retitle light and
middle weighta. Wool quiet, with sales
25,000 Pounds •at 47@57c for domestic
fleece, 35©40e for unwashed, and 45@490
for pulled. Rice quiet. Coffee quiet and
Arm. Sugar inactive, with 410 lihds Cuba
at 11/®tl3‘, Molasses• dull. Parole
_ um quiet,: 163,0 for crude, and 313.6 e for
-.. refined bonded. flops moderately ac
tive. at 6©15 for American. Lin
seed/011 tirin at 3 1 ,02®1,93. Pork heavy
and closed more firm; sales 2,250 bbls at
1 30 ,50®30,95 for new mess, $30,75 for old
do,' anti '8 28 ,50@29,50 far prime"mesa.
• Beef dull; sales 90 bbls at f8©16,00 for
new plain mess, and $ 1 2©18,00 for new
extra mess. Tierce Beef heavy and
inwer; sales 450 tierces at 1 2 3@26,00 for
prime mess,. and $ 2 7®33,00 for India
mess. Beef hams steady; sales' 250 bbls
at 1 26 (4130,50. Cut Meats; sales 120 pkgs
at 13c for shoulders, and 1634 ®l7c for
hams. Middles quiet and steady; sales
.310 boxes at 1 6%altime for Cumberland
cut. Lard mush aimed; sales 480 tierces
at /71.4®18_43/0. chiefly 18/c for steam
And / 1 3X®163ic for kettle rendered; also, ,
,gales sue tierces steam, sellers for Aril
at 18 %©18.qc, 500 do for 4 menthe a tBc. ,
Butter quitt at 30&380 for Ohio, and 40@
48e 2 .f0r State. . Cheese Rim at 18®22c.
.Freights to Liverpool firmer, with en.
gagemerite per steamer for 10,000 bus
cam at 33id. !pirits Turpentine steady
ts. t 4950430u' —S
c., Metalsneathing Copper
egV at 33e; Ingot at eie:ly hut still some-
What 'unsettled, with, &ales of 23@23,1;c
for Lake, Baltimoreand Tennessee.'' Pig
Iron firm at 1.49®44 for Sootch, and s37®
42 for American; _bar quiet at 48e@so for
refined English and American; sheet 3n
Bmoderate request at 11 ;i®12.lic in gold for
usaia. Nails quiet at 4 %®5c for cut,
©6Mc for clinch and 27@30c for horse
shoe.
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LATEST. —Flour closed dull and un
changed. Wheat nominal; Chippers and
millers insist on lower prices. Rye ,
steady at 41,36@1,36 for western. Oats
dull at 76'.e for western in store. Corn
quiet at B,GBBc for new mixed western,
and nominally 88(4)90e for old mixed
western in store and delivered. Pork
dull at $3O,b7M for new mess, cash and
regular. Beef quiet and Unchanged.
Cut Meats and Bacon quiet and steady.
lard dull at 1804 for fair to prime
steam. Eggs quiet at 2.6@28c.
exteloo,'"' April 10 .—Eastern Ex
change 1.10 discount buying and
1-10 premium selling, Flour dull;
apring,extras $5,50(4;47,00. Wheat quiet
and y,,Q03.4c lower; sales of No." 1 at $1,15
01,1736 and No. 2 at 4 / ,07 %1,10X for
regular and fresh; closing with buyers
at 11,e7 . % and sellers at 11,08 for regular;
this afternoon No. 2 was n ominal at $l,OB.
Corn quiet and ~i(gy,c lower; sales of
netrat n 6 23i©553i0 and no grade at 54c;
closig doll, at 6.2 1 @/5234c for regular
•zieor; nothing doing this afternoon. Oats
dull and ,Siglc lotrer, at 51 ,.;5%c for
regular and fresh, closing dull at 61Xe
for regular. Rye dull and a ahadelower;
sales of No. lat $ 1 ,15®1,20 And sample
lots at, m
$1,21., dock, closing at 11,19 for
No. 1. Ihrley . ,dull and nominal, clos
ing with bnyere at $1,60 for No. 2in
North side houses. -Highwines steady
at,J36c. New Orleans molassea 1400®
1.05. Susan .14015 c for, common to
choice. ProYlsious quiet. ..blet's Pork;
sales at i 130,50, closing steady. Lard
quiet at 173sc, closing steady.
- Pickled Hams quietat 1530. Dr Sweet
y S
54c. alted
Shoulders firm and ateadY
ceipts for the past twenty lour hours"-;
6,303 bbla dour; 8.650 bush wheat; 188,295
bush corn; 17,3f4 bush oats; 400 bush rye;
1,010 bush barley; 2,256, head, hogs.
Shipments-11,186 bbls Soar; 4,075 bush
wheat; 40,679 bush corn; 20.669 bush oats;
B,22bush rye;,1,88.5 head hogs. • -.
CLNOINNATI, April . /o.—Flour and
Grain are unchanged, excepting Oats,
which is firmer, with sales of mixed at
64®66c, and - white at 674@)88c. Cotton is
unchanged and dall,• with sales of mid
dlings at -2743. Tom is unchanged.
.Whiskey is dull at 87c. Provisions are
-dull and nominally unchanged, with no
Sales of consequence. Mesa Pork could
have been bought •at $3l. Bulk Meats.
are still held at 12uo for shoulders, and
14340 for sides. •. Bacon is held at 180,.
16J.i0 and 174, for shoulder& clear rib and
clear sides. •. Sugar cared Hams, 18®19c.
-Lard fs nominally unchanged, and could .
have been 'bought at 17,a 18c. . =Butter
is in better supply and 'prices are
-with - sales - ot fresh's% 4050450. Argo are,
dull at • 19Q)20e: There is 'no change in
°l hrt' Linseed,' 111,05: Lard, 111i50®1,55.
* - Petroleaurr is held atl 3 / 1 0)8el. Sugar is
firm; • with -sales of Cuba at 111X@1430
.andlffew Orleans at .13/@itlie. Coffee
•is flrnr 214:feso: i-) Molansesrls firm at 80"
<in 3 oo ler NewOrleans.' Potatoes are dull,
sIoPPIY iarge.;_ and the market Is over
sd-
-atoekiat4ww6e iiinr - bttiliel on etrrhikl,
• kit' It la dimenftw - make ,hies of WWl'
rude at - AntKee Gold' is hitying at.
182i.4 - Rtebftgb is 'Ann; buying par, The money market is quiet. • I
S T* rocl inoi ADM /04-4068600,; there is
not mneh 0014 Afau9SEznet: Wee of:
'bhielee tuidresied i at ilkimal;6o. .F/QUr
zzr Wi th'iltileit lead abinand; isles at
(or toperdne,l4,7B@elbt-ektra,
7,80)f0r ;double aztrst.i Wheat
Ateadylitilli4/161470 for piline to ) ohotee
red aid 11111, i- . 1 1 8 . 101,90 )-' for') -stifinly,
- Choke Se d uleFi . No. 2 sprhweoldit .1,11
choice Nebraska lt11;15. 'Oast I
axis ai 6666 L Rye at A 2601,28.
- Barley; small lotwor• c hoice raii'sold at
;$2,25„ -i•Brhisky dull. and , there Proore
-*alters!. )thstl -buyers at 87688. via.
•totue are •unshaged. - Pork is very flan.
sales
heavyll2 o B ,so@ k e h ies* l.a dy' ' ptceed s ho utdors
sold'at 12.: :Bacon dill , , laWer •• and
'irregulan..
htm shoulders 'mold in,* small way
44483 11largnr 'lets could' be bad, Xe
lower clear rib sides at BIM fot oitY;nd
c ' W loose aCentry.zi Lardle motif Ate.
- live
ile,itudi 1 ak9for .17 for oholoe steant, - Vg- - fat kat.
The remvts lbethe
pud? torty-eight *out* iutioanted te 1,900
• Zarre".. or noun WO bustiellf•ict wheat,
-wsw ' , bushels of - born', 0,0002 bUshelli Of
0164 400 busluils'of barley 400 pin/hello of
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1 amber; $6®6,75 for double extra ________.....spring;
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bales; rtscelnia*. A'gAT Ks, - ex Pert, 711
bales G o ld iss3X. 'Sterling 144; Com
nierelai 1,123/4®10,. Now - York Si ht
3i premium. Flot Ir dull; superfine $5.7,
dotible extra 16,25, treble extra 16,50.
"Zir;Corn; supply light .11!ItgrMI'3raatn78®111.k.
heiuggiciP'aliV2s2.l g o .ar . fir m; , Prib2c:
$26. gess Pork dull at $, .2. .Dad°ll; °UI3.
- a logy trade at 1330 for pOoulders, 17y ,c
foilfier rib, and 1730 tot, • clear sides.
Lard d ; tierce 18®19e, szt.l keg 20®
21e. Sug r dull; prime 13;.6c, Molasses;
market eof Louisiana. Whisk,'
firmer. at /34®9230 for westenv rect/-,
ed. Coffeee steady; fair 14 X®15yea, ana
prinx o-1 7®1734c.,
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CLEVELAND, April 1 0.—Flour: .T% 11
quote city made at $10®12,25 for treble
extra white, 18 40,25 for double extra
amber; $ 7 , 2 5®7,50 for. double extra red
winter; $6®6,25 for extra red; country.
made: $ 6 ,50®7,75 for double extra red
1 $8,75®9 for double extra white winter.
1 Butkvvheat dour is dull and nominal.
Wheat: No. 1 red winter is quoted at $1,42
1 011,43; No. 2 do. at $1,30. Corn is held
at 71c. Oats are quoted at 62c. Petro
-1 leum: there is not much doing; refined is
held at 80®31W for standard white; 27
®29c for prime light to straw, in large
lots, small lots sell 2®3e higher.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10,— _Flour drill
.- at $5,50. Wheat is decidedly dull, not
' withstending five vessels are under .en
gagement, the loads being quoted at $1,60
for choice;: inferior $1,40. Legal Tenders,
773.‘. Mining stocks during the week
were irregular and weak, particularly
Gold'Hill descriptions, consequent upon
lire in the mines, and the market closed
with the following quotations: Alpha, 2B;
Belcher, 16; Bullion, 64; Chollar, 181;
Confidence, 34; Crown Point, 61; Em
rire Mill, 50; Gould Curry, 120; Hale
Norcross, 86; Imperial, 85; Rentuck, 245;
Occidental, 27; Ophir, 33; Oevrman, 54;
Savage, .71; Sierra Nevada, 50; Yellow
Jacket, 57. -
TOLEDO. April 10.—P1our; sales buck
wheat at $5,50. 'Wheat to better; amber
$1,45®1,47X, closing quiet at inside
price; No. / red $ 1 ,46®1,47: No. 2do
$1,35®1,36. Corn 3ie better; No. 670; No.
2 6234 ®623;e; yellow 68c. Oats I®2e bet
ter; No. 1 61 34c®62c; No. 2 Mi.. Rye
quiet. Barley nominal. Clover- Seed
30 better; sales at s9,l23i:—Receipts--
.2,500 bbls flour, 5,200 - -bush wheat, 23;700
bush corn, 3,600 bush oats. Shilircerits
—2,400 bbls flour, 3,400 bush wheat,
12,800 bush corn, 2,100 bush oats, 300
hush rye.
and w MIL
eak, w WAUKE
it E, pril 'O.—Flour_ dull
h sales choice Minnesota at
1 5 ,62®5,87, choice Wisconsin and lowa
at $ 5 , 37 1g , 5.87, and ,medium at 15,16®
5,30. Wheat unsettled at 111,13 for No. I,
and $1,07x for No. 2. Oats dill at, 5334
for fresh No. 2.:' Corn firmer at 55h; for
new. Rye entirely nominal. Barley in
fair demand at $1,50®1.70 for fair to gOod
delivered. Receipt-500 bbls flottr, 8,000
bush wheat. Bhipmenta-4,000 bbla
flour ~5,000 bush'irbeat.
Lotnsvnam, Aprillo.--Tobassa
of 96 hhds at 1 1 5,00 for lugs, and 16,-75ai for Po rk, Henry county cutting leaf. Ide s as Pork,
131,50. Lard, 1834 c. Bacon shoulders;
1334 ®l3%c; clear sides. 17 5pg4173ie. Bulk
meats—shoulders, , 1 214;®13e; clear sides,
16x©16se. Flout. 15,50®6,00. Wheat,
81,15@1,55. Corn,ts(4)6fie. _Oats, 64465 c.
Hay, 121 , 00 ®=,00. 1 Cotton, 253ic. Whis
kY, 8 8e. River falling. 9 feet 5 inches. A
cord rain has been prevailing all this af
ternoon.
PHILA DELPHIA. April 10.--Flonr In
limited demand, with sales northwestern
extra family at $7,50®8,12, Pennsylvania
at $7©7,75, and Ohio at 18@9. Wheat
unchanged. Rye unchanged. Corn held
firm, with sales yell* at 88c, and mixed
western at 83c. Oats steady, with sales
6,000 bush western at 75. Petroleum
feverish, with sales crude at 2/3, and re.
tined at 301-;®3lc. Provisions and
cedes unchanged. Whisky nominal at
95®970.
_..c.0
MExpErts, April 10. tton firmer at
27%'; receipts 187 bales; exports 207 bales.
Floor dull, with sales superfine at $5,50®
6. Corn at 7207474 c. Oats at 65c.Elsky at
$26. Pork at $32. Lard at 12C420. Ba
con steady, with sales shoulders at 14,
and aides at 17. Bulk Meats quiet, with
sales - shoulders at 12%, and aides at 16%.
BUPFALO, April 1 0.—Flonr dull, local
trade demand only. Wheat and Rye neg
lected. Corn; sales oflo cars of new at
75, on track, old is nominal. Oats quiet;
sales of 1,500 bushels of western at 65 in
lifstcire. Barley dull and nominal at
11,90 Seeds quiet; Timothy at 13,40®3,45:
Clover at V. Pork dull at/31,50, Lard
at 13 ®lB.
I , . BALTaioltE, April 1 0.—F/oar active at
previous qnotations. Wheal firm with
small receipts and prices slightly higher.
Corn firm at 821584 c forwhite and 850
lbf yellow. Oats at 63®74c. ' Rye un
changed. Proihdons quiet and unchang
ed. Whisky dull at 9 .1®92c.
DETH April 0.--Wheat—demand
good at 11,6 2 for No. 2 white, and $1.38
for N 0.2 for May delivery, buyers op
tion; 11,80 for extra white, and 11,45 for
No, 2. Milletuffs--bran, $20.00; course
ini ddhPlB. 521,50; fine do., 127,00®28,06.
NASHVILLE, April 1 0.—Cotton is quiet
but firmer; low middLings at 25; good or
dinary at 25.
-The Great Republic passed by Mem
phileans.s Thursday, .enroute to. New
Oron -
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-Tho Bermuda's to be sold by the
United States Marshal, at Memphis, to
morrow.,
berge A.laski left Cincinnati for Piths
on Thursday evening. Pilots-
Thomas Morris and John Ferguson.
-The Mollie Ebert, arrived 'at St.
Louis on Thursday, and the - Ida Rees
left there the same day for Fort Benton.
-The new steamer Minneapolis, will
be presented with a handsome set of col
oys on her arrival at Minneapolis, Min;
apatite.
-Tbe bill introduced in Congress by
Mr. Niblack, creating a board or local in
spector";al at E of the aot 1852,
local board at Nasville. creating , a
.
-The Sallie arrived at St. Louis from
Omaha on Tuesdarnight with a fair trip.
Her steward was aocidentally left at
Omaha, but reached thereabout the same
time as the boat, having come by rail.
-The Dubuque Times, of TuesdaY,
says: Rates have been lowered on the
regular boats to 20 cents for from
here to St . Louis, - there being gr p a
plenty
m lenty of
water any where on the river. This is a
move that
out wild boat wil s. l please shippers and keep
-The Andy Jo hnston'tljackstaff came
in contact with the telegraph wires_that
cross the river at Quincy, and of c ours e
the jackstaff got the worst of the collis
ion. Quincy papers say , that lf the river
continues to rise, awoke stacks will suf
fer froW the wires.
-Some time
go
.prOceedings were In
stituted before the Local Board oflnspec
tors at Memphis against the Argonaut
for employing '
an' unlicensed pilot; and
.the tale referred tb , Colonel- J. V. 'Outh
rie, Supervising Inspector of the SeVenth
.Distriat.L., Re has referred the mae back
to,tbeiLboei Board at Memphiawith the
o Plo lo o ,l bakfutida- the- actitot 113/X on e
4 85 .fkr vfil s P ill , 11P.0 11 1091 : /0%7 ...kaiges,.., th e
Wheel of a Osten* in ge of
a 1. 4 144-
licenaiginulovkcattitiitoe a 04 . 1 4 / o t, are
tablet AdlalgAbelllW ti.%llll4Wltg.bOats
*Ore Obtripftentlcrsws.,..
, , -,---7-7-----. . . •Wetlip tbisfollbsri t ust train the, ciItiOhI
.LMPEP_GEIIS, Alf ZuttlgOAlX ''' r nal ' dazed : While the whasktitfitry
etaV2l4asD Ako- ‘iirriannilaECtii- 'DiefifWg'woui , :f3l , . % Lotris_ ;ittibiligb,
Nbox;tibia •!APrili ,10? , - 1. , 0ar , stop% J,L rL Win fyintherb,.,rtdliekk Sti , ii"- . tiginel
-4 doi warm - 'ore,'Shoenberger; B den VoebnitedeicAtile*Cold w .. 4sitoibe
4`00; 1:4) - liotatoesriiitokim • 1t•C,1047 maid had :been' tiredo atid 4110 did not
iosetoet.Tß Campbell; 122 , aka do, know all the ere
by pdght. ; - :The , mate,
Woodstorth&N;,os do,Druggewan & 0 i Mr. ; J. • Clegg, went ;into, .titepasbin to
l'ear,Olo; 2,bble eggs, 6 do dried aples, light his pipe., , Ther;ebentbennaDt said
Van Gtorder &S; 111 do, oil, Lloyd; k Co; elle , Pdid not allow smoking in the
IS eaticiltobectgi;SmitkJolinsou & Co; 10 cablti." Tbe mate paid no attention to her.
'castes poteshel 1 crate kegs; Sehwttrts dr, A'pillow wee - Weil 'at the ' matela head.
The üble ended by the chambermaid
, M ili rt ie l t; i 424 3 - , j h u h i ralwln . 40
- r.Ad i re ° r ll4ll6l4 .& go;,V2°liiis bein gforcibly put ashore. -HAWN;
'butter •• B Hazelton;-11 - '-bbla apples. ldo learned ' that the party Ailth'Whom'she
:eifilpl; I"'Dutrifioig, 1,116 OM, . Haworth had - the difficulty was an officer on•the
41t , Dewhuratt , 6otbxe; 1. b 1 pipes , . J A _P boat; she posted oft' -to the olerk.of•the
:Kauffman; g-ko oatmeal; do , barieVL U. li. , ,CourtAnd Sitad 'Capt. Sberldezu,si.-
`J Blalichardi:B laiLionions,.2o:do-Ootatoes milted, on soutcpretext-,-nompayment-of
Mit43hell, , Stevenson & 00; 15 ibis . Rested
NM% Peritolni-nad.ho waavreguired to
Reack&Metzgar ' ,:' , - --- -. . , 104 b 91 14 .4 1 ,h 1 "5 1 P2 of, -1 1 *" k Ibr 1 1 44 1 11 N
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_.— .- ' - ', mai A . air peakance, •• and let,' the
bb
go 4 tip the
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0)AD;14;,
2 : d riili try Li A ;:can•J t ' 7 o ti nt ezt: :I'
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_ erlrigioutii ,.. 4ll,._.,,,„,_.
po 400' WtkAß l en - 4 6 ):4ti',qh V
, OtironAom agar `millteedear& W
l ey ,ll:d o , irtellatWßaitingst'lie3oll ~
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.44t,,. #ftsalent;&o;'Boalte,4lo4.l:rfet
'tei; lair ooras , 4 l, ll , 4 3l mPiam I bbi 1
. 1 :1.1,31-4,1. • f's ‘,...'„. li , fi,- ;.d.",;4l:,itt •,,tr,7er
Live *toe/ Markets.
Cirrcacio, April 1 0.--Cattle Market:—
Hogs firmer and higher, at 119,25®10,25
for light to medium. Beef Cattle quiet,
at' ;4;751315,62M for . common to good
butchers' stook and 86,00®0,50 for fair to
gCod stockers. , .
VtioneNA.27, April 10—Cattle ifarket.
Beef Cattle are.-. unchanged' tr
and ai at
full Wises:. Hogs are steady at 1842110,60.
52 4 : Louis, April 10. Cattle Market--
Cattle dull and unchsuiged at B@7. Hogs
,811 , 834(010y, for good_ to extra.
!• ~ - 1 /Dry Gases Mayans
Slaw Yona, • • April .1 10.—The ' , only
changes . 0,0 tspopta la prices 'to.day are a
:reduction, o f ki per *aril on Hops bleach
ed mtleline, which sell at 146. Laura, D.
~brOten Ara reduced 'to 'l4' Augusta
aio down to Wm, , and , OaW,. A. to 160.
There Is alsir bash:leas doing intlealloll
- , steed of "dealrable goo& st lair
prices, but - anything undesirable can ' i
'Onry - he sold at very loir if not aiiprolt.
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PATWItoif 4714.01*.E:
•M0N1)4.1',.! 0-114,i1g,,1869.
ran;
rilisio, H 111 cSvriggen; 1 bbl eggs,
Woodworth ,t Davison; 87 hides, M De
latigai 25 Pkgs produce, W H Graff: Bdo
do. B Rea Jr; 8 bbls apples, Vangorder
& Shepard; 25 aka oats, Scott dr Gisal; 125
doz rakes; Woodwelt.
ALLEGHENY STATION. April 10.-51
ska oats, Rose & Ewing;. 1 car corn, M & Son; 200 sks, 50 bbls flour, Geo
Stewart; 2 cars staves, Ralya & Robert
son; 1. do flaxseed, M B Sbydam; Ido
*heat, W I.l.'Kee; 350 hides, J Callery:
50 bbla, 200 sks flour, S C 811:fasters; -2
bbla older, Hippies , dr Beckert;ls bids,
100 akatour, J Kohen; 27 sks rags, J Al
Patterson; 2 cars metal, Lewis, Bailey it
Dalzelk 5 do do, Spang, Chalfant & Co; 5
do litnestone, Superior Iron Co.
I PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI AND ST.
( . LOUIS "RLBOAD, . April 10.-20 COSS
eiewing, tobacco, Arbuckles & Co; 1 car
coi:n. J B Campbell; 1 do ear corn, Bing
ham &
lug; 1 bale waste, Eli John
stop; 2 blo Le, 9 tackles, J Woodwell; 2
mai Insi:hipipy, lid'liiiih at Butler; 20 bbls
Potatoes, Unbb & Herron; '5 do flour F
G Craigheaid;i 9 do eggs, Voigt, M & 6oi
'4 hhdszobacto, R & M Jenkinion; .5 do
dl ea
144.,
do, J Grier & Co: 25 bat soap, 6do can
, 2 case I , J A... .Reizahaw;.2 Las fur
niture E L .
AiLEGERNY VALLRT RAILROAD,
April 10 .-4280 bbis oil, Fisher & CO; 560
do cM,Jas Wilkins; 160 do do,•Waring &
King 320 do ao, W McCutcheon; 480 dd
do, Forsyth Bro; 40 bbla tar, D Ely; 10
cars ..allroad -iron, Hannibal & Naples
RR; 1 do stone, R Henderson; 76 ska oats,
Brickell 6: Co; 15 pkgs produce, Vangor
der t Shepard; 1 car grain, McHenry &
Hood; 8 bgs onions, 1 do eggs, W H
Kirkpatrick & Co.
The weather continues cloudy and cool,
but pleasant . The river was stationary
last evening, with scant seven feet in
the channel. There have been rio arrivals
since the date of our last report, aside
from the regular packets. The St. Marys
from Cincinnati and Julia No. 2 from
Zanesville, are due this morning, and
the Alaska from Cincinnati will proba
bly, get in sometime during the day. -
The Grey Eagle, from -Parkersburg,
earths on her, last trip with one of the best
trips' of the season; full of freight and
nearly one hundred cabin passengers.
. The St. Marys will, return to Cincin
nati as usual to.rnorrow, leaving at noon.
The Robt. Burns, for Missouri river,
and Minr.eapolis. for St. Paul, departed
on Saturday. Tne latter boat had a
splendid trip, and she deserved it, asshe
is & splendid boat.
Capt. C. A. Bravo, we understand, has
taken or is about to mks command of the
Wannita.
Capt. Jack Harrison haslinrohased an
interest in the line between Wheeling
and Parkersburg, and is now in com
mand of the Rebecca. -
The Wild Duck left Cinclnzti for S.
Louis on Friday evening, with t o barg
es 'containing 1,100 tons -for Pittaburgh
m;mufacturers. C P 'ttersen
and B Clarke.
Richard Hill, engineer of the- ferry
boat at Nebraska city, was sh t and
killed by the acting pilot, Win. bou,
one week ago Saturday. A disput arose
on firing np to take a traveler ove after
the boat had been tied up for th 1;
4
when Bebout drew a pistol and fired
three times , at Hill, two shots taking
effect in his breast. The murderer es
caped in a skiff down the river.
is filling up steadily tor Nashville, and
will be the first boat out.
Capt. R. M. Wade has quit ..the Geri.
Lytle for the prewar, to go into the rail-
Hroad business as freight agent. Cant.
arry Brasheard now has coratnand of
e I.olle.
The new steamer Australia, is now
ready to make engagements for New Or
leans. Capt. Dan Moore will •be found
ready to wait on those having business
with the Awstralia.
-The-Mary Davage, from St. Louis to
Pittsburgh, passed Cincinnati on Thurs
day..:
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. 4
RIVER NEWS.
' AL17.80.
Limon:mu OP -
Fine Brandies,Wines and Megan.
' 'ar Aiman d s vitae mei pines
Rhenish, o , par ng nes
of Hinkel* CO.. In, bottles. - • ,
Sparkling Moselle, Sebarebirg and Jonannls
burg, Ilockhelmer, Burgundy. - ,ite.
Brandenburg* PrPres , Fine Ol i ve OIL
do do . Clarets, - lintiorted In bottles.
Wort
do 'White Wines. In bottles.
• M. Wort a flans' Sparkling Catawba..
Flue V4181%1'7. Macr i a t rifilitpamel Ines.
do Item daNCrUld /emelt do 'I
P do.
'.. , .4...t.i80ii
1 3odeApente for Mont & Q!iintlon'e Grand Via.
AcAlTney sad /3ellexpighainpagne. . I
Brandies °four own &election and warranted.
j Vita-
SKATES, SILATJES, SKATE&
American Rink,
New York , Club
Empire •• Stair, arci
All other eines , ind'• sixes fit the Ter,' lowest
WILLTEEDAS DRUM,.
4814 voiviiiitiaL ittittramisr.r.
/OPA,U TNtUiiiiitc"
The underiligied bays ttdi tonued 111 , 0.
Partneri/Mt
/
under the llama and ogre of
and will conNnud the ProvialdB sad Lard Oil tin
alluila as "
BXLLNIt i
8 km..
Pirrentsou. March 14; IJ. L. //1788%
1181104411
p-,....ii..,_....A._, RECEIVED
' dailf it Bzif.toMlN-FULPREdu, • poimlar
tip Stando Pio: All. Mamma elarkelterltte-
Mush, and at the Twin City. Allegbeti Olty.
-corner tor Meant Federal street*. , Out had
all Undo or , Bea and
.Lalce nsti,
_Halibut, Shad.
zeaki tiOdllsb;•• Haddock atid ael. Also. large
supplies of Mate, I4ake,lrlab,,Palautost, Base.
literiodu.'llertlrig • sad Ydaoluevr- Trout,-'srbleit
istioliel:ll:l34eltillitilltVelgifittl,illiCeltYttilir iii
Fresh Flab to,glrella 1.1 X ll /1 t, itait we r►UI laser, I
IFeto 'treat.' ;' , - • ' " ' tulsiii '
14T
1 111 140 1 1 1 144 Wit • . ~ ,
Iifigag7.4ZFUV4TY B EN kt
Wral l3f 4nl;Pitgletwin . aan fj
•za
INTRIIIAS(;
AND NEW. ORLEANS,
VOR MIERIPII ANMT-7---mßptllk=hr
1: NEW ORLEANB-7Thesteazne
AIIBTItALIA . . ...................... Capt. ----.
Will leave for the above and Intermediate ports
on W.F.fiIiEnDAY. April 14tb. at 4p.
x.
For lrelgat Inapkge , .. ; am id; i n r i r cl. . s r , to
apt ORRIEST, SWANAY d CO..
Agents.
/VAS I/VELLE
.
- oft C LARKSVILLE A ga %
AND NASH V.ILLE.—The fine
nossengt r steamer
cemEtrA..... . ............... CRpt. OLDING.
Will leave for the above and Intermediate Parts
on TUESDAY, 13th inst.. at& P. m.
For freight or passage apply on bo*rd or to
PLACE. & utt.LLINGWOOD,
ap6 41 11814. ST, SWANEY & Cif„
Agents.
CINCINNA r
•
OR
.17 3FARET rA.PlTßlFla'sflßUltsritaigrie
AND CINCINNATI.
LeaveaPittaburgh EVERY TUESD AY. 12 Id.
Leaves Cincinnati EVERY FRIDAY -4 P. M.
The swift and superb Sidevrbeel Steamer ST.
MA.RYS,, T. t). SWEENEY,Commander„ will
leave as announced above.
For Freight or Passage applyon board, or to
, . FLACK & COL LINGWOOD, or
COLLINo. & BARNES, Agents.-
N. B.—No Freight received on Tuesday after
mhss• _ _
Addrit 1869,. Ad:at
NORTHERN LINE PICSTB,
PR
3t. Louis to Keokuk and SL *Paul,
AND ALL IN I'ERMESDIATE PORTS.
One of tbe splendid Sblewheel Steamers of this
Line will leave St. Lords ds. lyfbr }trot uk,D Igen
pert, Dubuque, Winona. Stillwater one tit. Paul.
Through receipts for Freight and Passengers
will be given to all points oh the Upper 111 , s1-
slstippl on . s reanie re. port in from this port and
connec , ing ‘elth the hern Line Packets at
St, Louis, thus enabling uonslgnees to t et their
Freight through without delay and a lowest
rates. Apply to JuriN FLACK.
J. D. COLLINGWOOD.
- •Agents, er to
IL C. DRAT.
91 Water street.
tibW•ig23
VOR ST. LOUP!, DU--
ita: - DUNE AND T. PAUL.—The
measlier ~.'
'WA UANITA '' . .
. .. A
. ..; . Cane; .' DAAr.h
Wilt leave aa above on, VI, EDNEIDAY, 24t
lam.. at 4 r. M.
For freight orkenggpAiton board Or to
J. D. COLLINGEWOOD. Attests.
UM
POR ST. LOUIS, G 4.
LENA. DUBUQUE AND 87%
uL.—Fhe passenger steamer • '
mmigiz *HAYS Cant. B. /Lalrrne.
Will leave for the aboye porta C. ,
on TUESDAY,
13th last.
For freight or_gas ag, agoply on board or to
FLAN. a OLLINOWOOD.
UHRLILIT SWNF,
awl
primi PA RIEKERSIIIIRO.
W HEELING,
Marietta and Parkersburg Line.
Leave Company's Wharf Boat, toot of Wood
Street,
DAILY, AT IS X
AND TtrunsDAlrg.
BAYA.EI: . . ...... ... GEOROP I). MOORE, Miner
W.CDNISDAYS
AND tiLTUILDAyar
GRET EAGLE.. ..... ..C. L. liftionirAzr, Master.
Frelila will h. rf , relved at all hours by
JAMES CIOLLIIitS.
scl4 ELAC.K,& voLLitcuvrooD.
Adtat,
sTßeaws.exiii
T o . LIVERPOOL AND
QUEENSTO WN.
TUB INMAN mut. sTnemszups,
Numbering iliteen Ilrib.cleai reuels amoig
tr , lathe celebrated
CITy OP PAltus, CITY' OF ANTWEPP.
CITY OF BOSTON CITY OF RAITIitORE,
• erry' or LONUON.
fotHalifax EVERY SATURDAY, from Pier 45.
iluwitejOirraork. For oaesage or thriller
• ft' TIii•LAN BINWILII, dr. •
TO IrlirTH STREET. (Chronicle Thilldlng.
a elieiensiwedre Pow ohne... Pletebor.b
_...4fit lama a co.,
Nos. 221 and :223 Liberty Street.
Corner of Irwin, new offer to the trade at low
figures, strictly •
'Prime New Cnrp New Orl w eans Sa and
- • Admen. • •
,
rto Rice, Cuba and English Island Sugars.
fined do
geork, Philsdelpkla and Baltimore Re-
Golden Drips, LOPCIIIIeR Braun', Stuart's,
*dims' and Long Island Syrups.
;pm UM% Cabs and Englsh Island Molasses.
ming Hymn, Japan, portal, Gunpowder
and Oolong Tess.. •
Cartilipa and Bangoln Bice.
Jaira, LAMM Oil
to Coffees.
TOIMICCO, &Lard Gil, Fih, Nang. Glass, Soaps,
Cotten Yarns, go, cousumtly hang. I
°TICE OF
P. NIELLEMB & CO.
J. i. DILLIK6Ys .... -. • ...... STXVINSOZT
DILLINGER & • STEVENSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT'S
87 Second Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RECEIVE A.I.T.D SELL.
Ail Kinds of Country Produce,
Alt orders for Merchandise prornptly filled, at
LOWSEST market rates. Particular attention
Kiven to the sale of Butter, riots, Cheese Dried
Frnital At:. We fe e t con fident that we can give
entire satlstlugi y making QUICK SALES and
PROMPT RICTUIIKB. at FIIGHEnT au.sErir
consign and therefore reboectrUlly solicit your consign.
ments. All correspondence answered prompt/Y.
Marking Plates furnished free. Grain in store
aud to arrive daily. .
anal:t7B
VSTATILISHED lIT A. & T
Au 6 , ItMLY, / 8 / 2 . • '
I
AL
WEFOXESALE GROCER
No. 271 Liberty Street,
Winspur OPP. EAGLE ROMA
_ ' PlT'T€4.l3llll4ali. PAL.
.716
Y. 822atia ...
.... J. A. ATZELL
M
Commission Mrchants,
• ' •
•
ix
F LOTJR. Girizi..ll%4PEMD,4lc..o.
No. 9& 1 :110 STREZ7, nearllnst Common.
ALLEOHENY CITY, Pe.
... . . ..... JAIL . IAI7I.
KM , . & RITIDITART, F RIC
COACMISSYON EIERCI*ANTS,
• A:ND DXS.T.ExS ix
ffwu, MD M
ALM. SEE. MILL—FEED, &c.,
10y24:13
1141 7
1 Liberty-Mt., Pittsburgh,
•
yds
Wholesale and Retail eiveers,
,i-sorsi.b!o..ll9cl
,PENN /STREET
BAIRD '& 'PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers,
mission Merchants
an Dealers In Produce,. Flou r, BacoNheese,
Fish, Carbon_ and Lard Oil,' Jr N (Gass,-
Dolton Yarns and alt F.;tsburgh Menu ctures
MeneraDF. I.IM and It 4' anDOND STREET,
plttsburgh.
JOHN . . ........ ....
t§B.IIIIIPTONit. WALLACE 4 Whole-
SALE G ROCERS AND PROD DLit DlAL
tat2:evt No. 6 SIXTH STREET. Pttistnireb.
. . ,
,
JOHN I. 31011811-111DW. LIOCI811,•WM.. [Littman.
_TOM I: 11008 E 61,BROSyl8nc
u ceaaora to - JOHN is HOUSE It .00., Whole.
tap Grocery "and eontnilation Merchants, Co
nex at Bmlthfield and Water Streets ; Pi tUbursch l,
____
•
Agents,
o ly : C. ARDI B TROIVG, Successor
street
• to Fetzer A- arezztrattie. PkODUCE
ktleB/03,1 MICEttiiiANT, be. ,
25. Market
.
_______.,....... n .
TO BUIILIEJEt
800.000 feet Dry Pine Boards.
1 5 0.000, feet .I,ti loch Clear Plank:
95 . 0 00 feet 1.4 loch Commoa Plank:
25,000 feet Di, 1 and 4 inch Oak: •
38 ,000 rt. 55, 1. lh, 51 and 3 inch Poplar
- 10.000 feet. Cry Poplar Scantling:
10,000 feet Dry Yellow Pine Boards;
/ 00 .000 feet Hemlock Se- ntllng.
303. uoo feet No. 1 la loch caginaa Shin
200.000 N 4 g. eB i 16-Inch Shingles, sawed: '
_,_ 50,000 No. 116-lnch Shingles, Buoyed;
50,000 Fire Brick:
1,000 Fire Tile.
WO Tons Sue Clay;
Also, Saw Mill Lumber, Locust and Cedar
PORES, and all srt fetes in thellee on hand and for
Bate by ALEXAN DEB PATTEIinO.N. Yards—
No. 137 Rell. , con street and comer of Preele and
Juniata streets. Sixth ward.Alltitheuy, late bor
ough t f Manchester. -
ap:S
ROCK. THE BABY
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
SOLD OiLT ET
LEMON & WEISE;
Practical Purinitre Ifireactowers, ace,
118 ii . itoxirr.-ru A. ymArpp..
Where may be found* assortment of Par.
lor. Chamber an d'Aftehen urniture. / ne2s
SEIM G
11.4001110,
_ 1
An Immense Stock at Low Prices, a
iIicCORD & CO's,.
NOTICE
OF. DISSOLUTION.
The Partnereblvberetotore ixlstlng between
tbeunderelined, le
This Day DissOlveil
BY mutual consent.. Miner partner will sign In
liquidation.
=
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
s' S it. Aram :64 co.,
Idaninicturers o
ItinFENN*ARE. BftisToi f wsiti 40.
°ice and Waretiouse; 381 LIBERTY iSTREEI".
"Jr./tll orders oronintli attended to.
Wiled" EVERY'ost.NEZDS.,
.-A. FLOUR" that will tnake• Chorea
/read st a Low Pima*, iIKANOR & Halt mu
have succeeded in ‘itettinar the best Slow' at toe
lowest price offered In this market for the /aft
Ave yearn. They warrant every barrel to give
entire sathrrhetlon, and It has never billed la a
slnglelhstancevo do 10. Dealers- will And It to
theft, advantage to &lye their, , WHITE - RUSE a
trial.' Kept Constantly on hand at r W are-
houser their
349 LILIKKTY &MEET, Pittsburgh, Ph.
%omit'Olt OteirOs,
(nom; on. (mom • •
Pon Wtrapm_bilsOjea.
• • MANNPARisper
wiNDow numb,.
TAimis tpruaNnitritt •
OIL ,LQTOW
E', h ots tilt "Mint'_,
, ',wh o , now IPATRonns 110.1tVat citthe *a
an 3d SERIES OP_,,_WABIII.NOTOn 3091D4te
LIUN PICF: are be.way f erdrieled Qat thedraw•
.lasa were de J,aquasy SE t Itsop, and that elr
eulatal.gly ar ,ftElV ldietaddltre` Of thb bobber'
dhaiwrn a,
d wa s bsien Pg etßoe WApteIHoING TOsNe liilD d a .
L.
LION PEN fJON.PARY. Nevi York. •. .. • , .
.14 - •FL —R,VAD -11111 TiCUTB oryasi - 4711 sit-
IXESSINA. 1:111A.147431ME1..
by cbe art a itieee jarerreived'aua for dozen; also, eeVlterelleeXereeeri ior
o•istneisilormlQN
DILL IN OI 4I I -AsIiITICVE
r‘air4rriOeibbblAo94lll,lllo
rdra Claerit; we bz .
*f
laMACaelloodeet,llaik
1 91 r tt74.-141!4q14 i!..l.4rtrfft
i ._
181 WOOD STREET.
P.- SELLERS
dOWENS,
L. BUNSELTH
QMOILY KILL
1 1 , 011 TV.
UNIO :PACIFIC ItatILWA;
The SHORTUT AND, MOST
.11.112.111.111
1101JTE from the Nut to en DOlota
Colemnii6
,
Arizona, • • '-':Waiihiington;
. - •?!.enr.Airriica,. Idaho,. •
' -•' • : Oregon:-
grikwrzer(vgr & mi.
an . ot its trAte
balitlll tit. #O6 l Retires. lt ft eeo.
in, 'et Tawrenoe:-Topeki 'antler line.
Alwminior -aullitake ID I„,t e d
c west -0/ Kilswarietr7 e
fairei olipinsimai
VI MARJCLROPE•I:.,.
..) , •:•!' , - - ,
-.; • .• :.•• • 4.- ,
(U POints In the ireniteriege
____ •
end with BANDXRBO2; TitirDIELY LIM"
or 00.40}328 lbriPorLlZ(zikkow tgls tort, kpah
Athaquerve, Biwa re lUME 10)/014-111'"
Niritrthgttkdii i 4 keoekildiiiikek
Ana ,effittlPmenti and tlig WIWI
irith relpattalbietrrethala rta
h°4l as
weitgaillUVlVlWMatiregreni
utreeitouled um , .
Aveht-ta,the NU WI, Teti
nicositicejiti
wickets for we hi
2 ,41
pilecue e$ and ttiparg cx4. ir iii4watimotir
it .1) zo, aitimilyL
"I!! 3 •‘ ; D
seideo
~ r, v 4
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;.:
: le
ii• -,i 0,34.,)?•!.:'11,t6., N.415p
;.-61 f.:11111 .. ilvaitaltatTifillitAilf=.4
•
, • . ''. 7 ,- - •
.' -
r ivrsa vilGritiro mmma
- f-A)NN-FrLi.,BvILL .
I LROA.D.
.
•
.
...1•1••••
. oli and after TURIDAr,
lao!, trains will arrive at and depart from tote
Noyetsber, 17t11.
Depot corner of %rant and Water streets, as
followt:
Ball to and tram Tinton-
town .................... 7:00 A. Ir. 6:00 P. X.,
MOReeSPOrt ACCOrniit'll /1:00 A. If. 203 P .
at.
Ve . s'i °Alt C r n °ll A=P c i 't 221: :132_ 4 t
Braudocs Acconidt,n. 6:15 P. 31. 7:50 r.. BE
Rh c. 03ICK'SpOrt./0:30 P. Id. 6:45 A. at
Sunday Church Train to
and tl'orn West 3. elrton 1:00 P. X. /0:00 A.
For tickets apply Y.' ••
B STOUT , E. If. RAYIICrSD, Agent
tW. . Supenuteunent. - nem
t/FIANIGE OF -
~/ TIME.
auximarthrr VALLEY R/iILROAID•
On and after MONDAY, :November eth 1669,
TWO TRAINS DAILY will leave Pittsburgla
Station, corner of Eleventh and Pike streets roe
Franklin, OD/ City, Buffalo, and ali Points In the
011 Regions.
•
MILRAVE.PITTEEMIKM. rARRIV IN PI
man:Man
Mall . ..• .. ...... 7:15 a m,Mall . ... ...... 5:40 pne
Express .. .. . 7:10 pin 'Express. . 6:30 a ink
Brady', B:AC 3:00p in Bradys•E Ac 1 0:30 aal
Ist Soda Works Ist Soda Works
Accomd,... 10:50 a m ACCol32oa,zr. 6.110 aVS
Ad Soda Works 2d-Soda Works
Accomed'n. 5:00 p m Aceomod,nl s :4op ns
Church Train leave Ws:it:rah at 1:10 P. Y.
Arrive at Pittsburgh at 9:50 a. it
•
one taking express train have but
one chan_ge of cars t-Plttabrh Bufrala
and Oil ItealOnS. • Nall and. Express Trains stop
only at principal '• points. Misted Way and Aco•
commodatied trains stop at all stations..
• - • THOMAS M. xtrio, Assn: iiiii.t.
W. ro§TER. H OPE, Wicket Aleut.
.12.30
~ .
p ITTS I BURG A 1 laim m
LOITIB .R Zit war'. „ -
PAN RANDLE ROUTE- -
CHANGE AN
tr afg: — On'and atter SUNDA!.
Nr.2ld, 1888, trains will leave and arrive at,
tat 'Union Depot, as follows, P lttsberghtinte: •
Depart. ss.
Fast Mail Expree —....... • ..... 3:13 a. m. - 12.13 is. au
Une............ .... /013 a. m. 1:33 p. to.
FAB* raDrese ... . ...... ,2:88 p. m. 12:1)4s. ni.
mixed :Way— .. .. .. ... . . 8:43 it.. 111. 1 :43 - p. at.
McDonald,s A.cc,n, No.111:28 a. in. -5:33 p.m.
Steubenville decommed. 3:38p. m.' 9:48 a. in..
MODOIIII(141..I.Oe'll. No. 2..8:08 p. ru. 3:/89. al.
. ,
.11iF A :58 r. it. Express will leave daily,
The 1
1:13 P. id- . Mall will arrive daily.
0:13 a. na Train leases conn e ction s * 1 e cepted, and makes close connections New.
ark so. Zanesville and points on Sandus
Mansfield b Newark R. R. ky
.8. ir; SCULL, tienernlTickek&rent,
no?hW. NV. CARD, &Wt., Steubenville. 0410.
• 1868 • ...., . . .::
• PITTS .
' . itlYtteri__,_-ionr ta.i1414" etik9;oo
F. andW..CLEvELANR'a Przrsammuz. R.
F. . _ .
- From Dec. 20t_h 1888, trains:will leave. anal
and arrive at the Damn DcDOtr. north aide, Piths•
burgh city time, aciolloirs:- .
eays.
'dirties. _ •
. Chicago-EX....3:03 ain Chicago , 11x.,. 11:18
' Erie iff: rgn Mam Chicago Ex.. 11:88,
CI,. a •Wh2gYntlailfl a m eelidg , Eic 11:134
Chicago Nall,
_. 8:58 a m Coastline 2411 gt:som
Chicago Eau. /DAM a m ChicagoEx....4:3Bps
17WiECL & ' , ._g-Ex A :..513 pa. eveland Ex. 4:011:4
as
.--,- X:B3 pin Eric& Yaleiel.lB
rie.Ex4-:.kg p m 14.&,ligh's ExB:3Bos
Depart/roof AZlerseny. 'Arrive -Gs Allesthints,
N. Bri_gt , n 4 ltc. 8;58. It Al
l: s .n At '4; 0 3 aat
Leetsdale • 10:88a m N: . ..lirigt•a - • 14:28 - a nt
. . .U:88 a m•New ca
p.. tratasi
Rochester " 1:33p miketsdaip.. , -no ma
Leetsdale Ase.:sB pnx : i ".• ~ , .-,. Ci • •_ 8 pra
N. Brisrt' a .5:33 pm; N. Brigt' -'` Smagona
N. Brigt•a " .4528 pin 'Lee.tsdale L•• :4:53 pi i
Leetsdale " 10:43 pm! ' .
_., '` 8.:18 fink
Leetsdale Hun. : . - Leetsdale gun- - at
dAy Chnrch..l:l3 pa: day church. 9:slilamit
..w• 51:48 P.m. Chieago Express leaves daily,
air 11:58 a. tn. Chicagn.Expressamires 'daily.
gem P. E. knrgm24, General Ticket Agent.
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. x NIA CENTRAL BAIL
• ROAD. Onand after Nov. 28th..•11188,, Traini
rrie at and depart from th 6 Union Depot„
corner o Washington and Liberty streets. as
follows: - •
Arrive.
Depa. _
Mall Train.... 1:30 am. Day Expresrts.. 2:30 mil
• Fast Line...,. A•4O a mriVall's No. 1.. 8:30 sat
Wail's No. .. BAOa m ' 'Mail Train . .. , gas a m
BrintonAcc'n. 7:50 a mlcincin'ti lex.lB:ll.sms
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 a m Walls No. 2 ..1:20 ill
Cincinnati E1.9:40 a mfJohnstown Ac. 3:11151Ss
Johnstown Ac10:35 am Braddocks N014:2 Opal
1
Baltimore Ex. 1.45 pm Phila. Express 6:10 pis
Phila. Express9:os pln Wall's No. 8,. 54110 pm
Wall'. No. 8... 1:30 pm Wall's No. '4..5:15 pal
Braddocks N01.5:50 p m Fast I4ne . ... . 7:50 pas •
Wall's No. 4: T:Sils Pza Wall's 3 r0..1.. 11:50 pas
Way .Pasan,r 1020 p m 'I ' -
__ -- 1 - .
The Churah Train !snail' Willi B tatioil ever, •
sundsy at 9:15 a. so.. reactant "Plttaburghat
10:t 1 0 S. in. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh ag
19:50 pm. and arrives at Walls Station
11:00 p. n . •
eclooltuusti Expr except ess 'leaves daily. - Al! tither
trim- s daily Sunday.
ror fturther InfOrmorten
B s E isp_ t4l.
" L ''' w /TH AVM.
Tke Peansylvarda—...asapsinyikli not ng...
nuns any slat Ibrßaggage, except for sp.
pare.' and limit their 1811Ity to' one an.
Sr.,. Dollars In va/ne. Baggage
.the t amount In value will be az the rti a i l rAr s
owner. flyless taken by contract.
5, :023 • .
ea ED WAIW.I7I:LI,I 115 t - '.•
nursl.sllDerhusnident,Altoons.Fg.
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PENNSYLVANIA
.LROAD.—On and after Novi: Ella leek the
Pee anger Tanis on the
Rail rotO will arrive it and detest from thot
tp
Peden I Street DePut. ARettionrsibliows:
• Amiss.
0
..pringdle No 14:40a el ..-. .... . . ..:. WSW ant
eeport No. 111:40 a m port No. 1 9:16 Aft
, Espress. .... 10:40 nut vg NM , 12:110411
v „...... S harptog " No.ll:slll p m MU • %la gm
rt N0.:2 'COO ptit gdve N 6 la:40 isin
Tkalr ' ••••• • 21. . 5 : 5 8 P tit ee 1y.2 130 pa
or r e
flpringen;z4ol4246 p ex OITt/Opin
Alloys trains run staily exec Sudsy. •
Thu Church Taira- leaves ,n4ary. Junction
Cityevery snuilayat r:4O a, as,. ng nAteggeler
'at 9:10 a. m. ' Returning, I II Axel( enT
y at, IMO p. In. and arxklestAllegkeny sumo.
tion et a:4lr p.m
Conxtrrainan TICIMS—rrn sale. in • ..pia,
of Twenty between Alleghter, Mestitii
treet, 's, Ben atet a rine ‘. -rwx,_ . _ . Etna and
cuarAll Barth' ual. oon the mans *topples
at Stations rpemned on kets.,
~/ • , , -
m he trains leaving Alleghent
x l e Olty at 7:011 S.
. make directeoeneetion at pori wlaWed..
kers Sneer Stages ibrituder d Naniaastown.
Through tickets me .be Plattlaftidlit the Olket.
No. ISt 'Clair dive near po t, ensionßm
Pittsburph, end st t e D A n e 0b ....
For farther Inhalation apply to ----''
JAMES L ETZERTS , Agest •
redeal_Street Eleloote
The Western Pennsylvanta-matiroad will nat
el' seine any risk lbr Baggage. except fbr wailing
apparel, and Unlit them - velPenc_ MR,. ity to Oms
Ronan d Dollars in vain& .ILLI unpile ex.
needles this amount in Value wails at tne risk of
the owner, unless taken tyyjrpadsl ontract.
EDWARDIC-wfraasnas,
son des.val Sunealatdenti,,Alticase. Pa.
Eastern Dilvtsbizu
DePart
Arrives.
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