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• NSW Yolt.S., April 22.—Cotton heivy,
with males 1,100 bales .at 24/ 4 928,1 for
middling uplands. Flour—recelpte 5,289
labia; market favors buyers and more do-
lug, part for export; sales 7,800 bbls at
45,2595,65 for superfine, State and west
ern, $5,7596,10 for extra State, 55,6596,60
for extra western, $6,6598 tor white
wheat extra, $5,7597,10 for R. H. 0., ft@
3 for extra St. Louis, $0912 for good to
choice do; closing steady. Rye Flour
quiet, with sales 300 bbls at $5,8596,75.
Corn Meal quiet. Whisky' nominaL
Wheat,-..receipts 1,922 bash; market is
heavy and spring grades lower,with sales
34,000 bush at $1,28 for No. 3. spring in
. store, $1.13591,373r for No. 2 do. in store
and•delivered,lll.4B9l,46 for small par
cels No. 1 do. in store and delivered.
$1,41y, for 1 load do. in store, 31,6591,70
for white California $1,50 for • inferior
amber, 31,69 for amber Michigan. Rye,
heavy and decldedlylower; sales of 7,009
bushels western at 31,30, and. 800 .Caned*
at - $1,34. , Barley malt quiet. Receipts
corn 17,017. Corn opened steady and
Closed heavy, declining. Sales of 96,000
bushels at 8098ig for new mixed west
ern; 813598434, for old do in store and de
livered; 76 for two years old do in store.
Receipts oats, 5,706. Oats a shade firm
er; sales of 28,000 bushels at . 'log for
western in store; 77%079 for ao afloat.
Rice dull. Coffee firm; sales of 6,700
bags Rio on private terms. Sugar dull;
sales of 400 bobs at 12g for Porto Rico and
15 for Demerara. Molasses dull; sales of
50 bbls New , Orleans at 16978. Hops
steady at 6915 for American. Petro.
leum• firm at 17g, crude oil ; 323$
938 c for refined bonded. Linseed Oil
quiet at:,.51,02 in casks. Pork , a shade
easier, with sales 1,175 bbls at "$31,209
31,35 for new mess, closing at $31,20 cash,
$3l for old do, 55,75926,25 for prime,
328,50929,00 for prime mess, $80,75 for
thin mess, and 633,62 for clear. Beef
dull, with sales 150 bble at $8916 for
new plain mess, and $12918 for new
mess. Tierce Reef dull, with •sales 65
tierces at $23928 for prime mess, and
$25080 for India meas. Beef . Hams
steady, with, sales 250 bbls at $26932.
Cut Meats steady, with sales 100 pkge at
12 3 / 4 918c for•shoulders, and 169103;c for
hams. Middles quiet. Lard , quiet, with
sales 600 tierces at 173;918gc for steam,
and 19919gc for kettle rendered. But
ter steady at 28935 c for Ohio, and 359
-43 c for State. cheese firm at 19923 c.
Spirits Turpentine quiet. Freights to
Liverpool quiet, with • engagements per
atesiner l 7,soo bush corn at 3d.
Lkrxrr.—Flour closed steady. and
mitre doing in low grades. Wheat dull,
10c lower. Rye dull and heavy at 51,30
91,82 for western. Oats steady at 7630
tor western in store. torn quiet at- 809
' B.lgc for. new•western. mixed, ..and-8134
( I mo
for old mixed western in store and
livered.- !Pork moderately active and
, firm, with sales of 500 bbls new mesa at
• $31,25. Beef quiet and unchanged: . Cut
meats quiet and steady. Bacondull and
- nominal. Lard dull at .I.Bg9lSc for
. fair to primal steam. Eggs quiet and
steady at 18919 c. • - •
Cincisoo, Air!' 22.—Eastern exchange
fiat to par buying and MO premium.sell
- ing. Flour quiet, with "sales of 'spring
,extras at g 6 ®6.25. Wheat firmer and
dull; sales of No. 1 at 11,123491,14, No.
2 at 51,04g91,05y,c, closing at 111,05; sales
• since 'Changeat e 1,04%. Corn active and
higher; sales '
of rejected at 47947 c,
new at 45948 c, closing at 45948 c ;. fades
of No. 1 at 07. 3 4958 c seller May, No. 2 at
543tc ealler April, 559553,c, seller ,May,
5535 c seller June and buyer May: noth
ing doing in the afternoon. Oats firm
• and g(di,gc higher; sales of No. 2 at 54g
95634 c rejected at 51g953c; closing at
.55g951ic for No. 2. Rye dull, inactive
and nominal at 31,1891,1835 for No. 1.
Barley dull and 10c lower; sales at 51,45
91,55, closing at $1,45 for No. 2 in regu
lar houses. Highwines nominal at 879
Sec. New Orleans Molasses $1.0091,05.
Sugar 14915gc for common to titmice.
Mess Pork in good demand and 25c
higher at $30,25930,50; closing strong at
$30,50930,75. Sweet pickled hams are
eteady. at 1534 e. Dry salted shoulders
ily,Aumc; rough sides steady at 14c for
loose. Lard ,firm at 18c., Receipts for
the past . twenty-four hours-8,419 bbls
. flour, 13,850 ous wheat, 2,595 bus corn,
13,492 bus oats, 1,165 bus rye,,1,200 bus
, barley, 8,831 head hogs. Shipments—
. 11,349 tibia flour. 76,321 bus wheat. 224,199
bus corn,. 147,070 bus oats, 1,070 bus rye,
.350 bus barley, 4,007 hogs.
ST. Louis, April 22.—Tobacco is toler
ably active atull prices. • Cotton nomi
nal and nothii g doing. Hemp at $1,059
1,60 for undressed. Flour fiat: a few or
der sales at $4,75 for superfine; 5595,15
for double extra spring, and 57,5098,50
for treble extra. Wheat quiet but firm
at 41.5591,60 for prime white fall; $1,75
01,95 for choice tce fancy red and white;
• ;LOS for No. 2 spring, and $1,1091,11 for
. No. 1. Corn heavy and easier at 669870
• for yellow and white sacked: Oats dull
and drooping at 629650. Barley quiet
and steady at 51,85 for choice spring lowa,
• and $2,10 for do Minnesota. Rye steady
at $4=91,25 for prime, and $1,28 for
"f• choice. Whisky dull at 87c951,12. Gro.
caries unchanged. -Provisions active for
clear rib sides, both dry, salt and smok
ed, and some demand for Bacon clear
sides for future delivery. Pork at $319
31,50, the iatter for extra heavy. Bulk
L Meats at 15915g0 for loose clear rib
sides. Bacon shoulders at 13913gc;
' ,clear rib sides at 16 % c; clear aides at 17c,
' and 100,000 ibe of the latter, buyer May,
-at 17gc. Lard; holders stiff and gener
ally out. Cattle market quiet with only
' a local demand and prices unchanged at
89473'c. Hoge steady at 8191.00.- Receipts
—flour 8,800 bble; wheat 8,600; corn 8,600;
oats 6,600; , barley 6,500; ' rye 200 bush;
hogs 850.- • • - ''.l
CEINCUSNaerI, April 22.—Flour is quiet
and unchanged; family, $6,50@6,75,
Wheat is firm; No. 2 at 11,36, but little
No.
.1 in, the market. Corn scarce and
advanced to 21)c for ear. Oats at 669)70;
the latter rate paid for white. Rye sold
at $ 1 ,3901,40..C0tt0n is dull; -middling
at 27y 6 ; Tobacco firm at full rates.
Whisky is steady at 98. Provisions are
quiet but firm. Mess Pork at Pl. Hulk
Meats 123401434. Bacon at 1W for
. shoulders,. and 16;i ®I7 for -clear rib
and clear sides. Lard is generally held
at 19, buyers at 18w2)18m for country
and city. Butter is dull, but the prices
are unchanged, fresh at 83037. Eggs are
arm at 16. Groceries unchanged - - and
'firmer at full rates. Potatoes unchanged
'at 50®70 per bushel. Linse6,l oil dull at
g1,00®1,06. Lard Oil is dull `but not
tower. Petroleum is steady at 826334 for
refined. Gold at 132y,e4• buying and 134,
selling. Money mar ket close at 10(3111
per cent.
Totiuno, April 22.—Flour market dull.
'Wheat steady and unchanged, with sales
amber.at $1,45; white. Michigan regular
at $1,46; No. 1 red at 5.1,444; htlere ef .
' fer $l,BO for No. 2 red: Corn . q uiet and
steady; No. =1 at 65, and No. 2at 62%c;
sales Michigan at 63. Oats firni and 1c
better at 64 for No. 1. Rye dull and Un
changed; No; lat /1,25. Barley dull'and
unchanged. Recelpts-800 bola flour,
1,500 bush wheat, 9,300 bush corn, 1,000 I
.bush oats. Shipmenta-2,190 bbla flour,
3,ooo.bush wheat', 26,400 bush' corn, 1,000
• bush oats, 600 bush rye._ _
• girankatilt,'April 22..-Tlour is more
BCtive,,with. pales of western superfine at
less s @% 26 s: do • ext
Wheatl and do.
-nanny; .8;2540. its
1211, with
sales of o.oloolloo` ll o 12,V 1 ; °Orli is - dull,
er uhanles4white at 86()t88o, and
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EIMENIE'
yellow at' 84486 e. Oats; - the market - 3e
arm, at 75@180c for heavy. Bye is dull
at $1,40®1,45. Mess:Pork is firm at 482.
Bacon is firm, with sales of rib aides at
16, , ,c, clear sides 17%c, shoulders, 1414 c,
and hams at 20(3.21e. Lard 'is firm at
19 1 40. Whisky is quiet at 91®92c.
MILWAUKEE, April 22.—Flour is quiet,
steady and unchanged. Wheat clfted
steady at $1,1134 for No. 1, and $1,04 for
N 0.2. Oats in fair demand, at 540 for
No. 2. Corn quiet and steady at 54c for
new. Rye lower at $1,12 for No. 1. Bar
ley firm, with fair to 'good at $1,70@1,85.
Freights are quiet at 7c to Buffalo and 180
to Oswego. The receipts for the 'past
twenty-four hours 'amounted to 2.000
barrels flour, 17,000 bubliels wheat, 2,090
bushels corn, and 2,000 husliels oats. -
LOUISVILE April 23.—TObacco; sales
144 hhds.conimon lugs, 980 de good, 600
do Craig comtlion leaf at 514,75. Flour
$5,50@6,00. Wheat 41,40@1,50. Oats 67
®6Bc. Corn 6468 c. Sugar firm; New
Orleans 14% 6 c. Hay $21@21,50. Mesa
pork $31 1 ,50.i Lard 1834 c.: Bacon; shoul
ders 133./c. clear rib sides 17c, clear aides
1734 c. Bulk shoulders' 1113,c clear rib
sides 16c, clear sides 1634 c. Cotton 47c.
Whiskey 91e.
PHILADELPHIA. April I.2.—Floux very
dull; sales of Northwestern extra family
at 56,50©7,25, and Ohio do at $7,00(§18,00.
Wheat firm; sales of red at $1,70®1,75,
and amber Michigan at $1,80@1,85. Rye
steady at 51,45. Corn steady at 830 for
mixed western. Petroleum unchanged.
Pro Visions inactive. Whiskey advanced
to 96®98c. •
CLEvErasn, April 22.—Wheat--No. 1
red winter held at $1,43, and No. 2 do at
$1,30. Corn—sales of 6 cars at 70c, and
2 cars at 59c. • Oats held at 65c. Rye
held at $1,25©1,30. Petroleum market
dtdl•and steads , at 28@290 for standard
white in large lots; small lots to the re
tail trade at 32@33c.
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CHICAGO.. April 22.-11Ogs . itative and
firm at $8,70@10,20 for common to choice.
Beef Cattle more active , and easier at
$5,25®5,70 for cows, $6,00®6,75 for ' stock-
ers and light fleshy steers, $7,00®7,25 for
good to choice, and $7,60 for extra choice
shipping beeves. '
MEMPHIS, April 22.—Cotton dull; mid
dling at 27®2734c; receipts; 257 bales;
exports, 1,096 bales. Flour quiet. Corn,
77®78c. Oats, 75®80. Hay, ;26®27.
Pork, $2l. Lard, 16 ®2oc; ~Bacon steady;
atoulders, 1334 c; sides, 1734 c. Bulk
mea A quiet; shoulders, 1234 c; sides, 145.
CINCINNATI, April 22.—Cattie Market
—Beef Cattle unchanged and range at ;4
®4,75 for common, to extra. Wogs are
steady at slo®ll for good to extra
heavy. Sheep are scarce and in demand
at 4@6,50, gross.
DETROIT, April 22.—Wheat dull; extra
white winter 11,75; No. 1 do. 11,58; No. 1
$1,35.
lismr YOBS, April V.—The market
continues inert, but we are last approach
ing a turning pomt that will sorely test
the ability of the mills tb prodube goods
at the present low rates. Fancy woollen
goodspted for men's wear are selling
at fro m,l down to 50c, currency. In
brown goods there was another break
,late last evening on Atlantic sheetings
by a leading jobber, and it has extended
to other makes to-day. We now quote
Atlantic A heavy brown sheeting at
1534 c; do. P 18mc; do. V I::©l2}4e; H
15c; Pacific extra 15c; Lawrence I.; 15c;
Lyman E 15c; Laurel D 15; St. Lawrence
0 14Me; Princeton A 15c; Augusta 1434 c;
Pequot A 16; do. B 18; Boatt 0 are down
to 1169, and Great Falls to 11;.4c.
PITTSBURGH, PORT 'WAYNE &
°AO° RAILROAD. April • 22. —l3 ears
metal, liimlck ,-Co; 3do do,Union
Mills; Ido bran, Bell & Bitchat; 2do
rye, H - Wallace; 200 bbis flour, Seghmyer
& V; 400 do do, owners; 100 do do -Wil
son .t Son; 5 bbls whisky, W Halting;
38 kgs nails, G M Eberican; 100 do do, J
B Smeathen; 20 doz washboardis, Dil
worth It Co; 1 car barley, Gray & Son;
90 eke rye, W J Meek;, 31 ti bia apples, H
Rea Jr; 16 doz brooms, Knox & On; 10
l'bls flour, L& J Blanchard; 21 bxs" to
boom, Prettield .& Bro: 40 sewing ma
chines, Sumner &Co; 11.bbls apples ap..
pies, J J Pettit; do.do, W H gaff; 11
do do, Van Gorder &S; 2 cars hay, 0 H
Allerton; 10Q bgs, 25 bbls. Sour, J Dor
rington: 50 bp feed, Adams & Austin; 5
bbls stareh, C Morningstar.
CxxvimmitCArro Prninitrxem
ROAD - April 22. 3 cars blooms, -Nhniak
dr. CO; 1_ do turnings, Moorhead do Co; 1
do lime, Hauilltem, Algeo & Co, 1 do
barley, J M Carson & Co: 1 do stoneware
H Laughlin:. 15 bbls peas, Moine & Co;
1 lot furniture, Hamner & D; 19 sacks
rags, Christy & Beriliam; 16. do rye, Mc-
Rainy & Hood; 2 do• ggs, 19 jugs mo
lasses, Cramer & Co; 25 dodo, ArMstrong
B & Co; 75' Wig chairs, 12, do rockers,
Bedford - Chair Co; 5 bbis 'apples, J A
Graff; Bdo eggs, Steel "it Brtg, 4do ap
ples, Kell & Ritchart; 40 oil barrels, C A
Wormeastleoo 'bbis eggs, I do butter,
M'Cullough, S & Co; 9 bales cotton,
Dickey 4k Co; 3 bbls eggs, '1 firkin Miter,
2 bgs rags, Head & M.
P/TIDDITDOH CINCINNATI AND ST.
Loris Rattatoan,_April 22.-1 bid egggs,
1 do butter, McDonald & Co; 1 do tallow,
J Gallagher; 8 bbls eggs, J A Grate 2 do
do, Day & Co; 4 tubs, 1 bbl butter, 9 d 6
eggs, W A tiraif; 17 skis pOtatoei. Meanor
& H; 4tpkgs produce, P G Craighead; 603
busli, 1 car ear corn, Shornaker & Lan
gentudin; 100 bbls flour, D Wallace; 100
do' do, .1 M Montgomery; l'car staves, W
Hastings; Ido do; M. P- - Adams: 50 tas
hams, Dalzell & T;10 do do, Hanna di Co;
6do do, Sellers & Co;; 5 do do, E Heazle
tont 8 cars corn, G Stewart: 20 kge lard, S
Ewart & Lo.
*ALLEGE:ImI 'WALL= Duratosn,
April 22.-56 blabs oil, H W C Tvreddle; 14
bge barley, D Dinnan; bxe eggs; - Knox'
&.Orr; B,pkge,-.AAClrkpatrlek R. Co; .1 do
do, lAttle & Baird; 1 car clay, Dithridge
& Son; 8, skis oats, Adams , & Austin; 6
bbls eggs, tßlekman; 826 bbleoll, Blither
•lc Bro; 480 do• dod J Bell; ••182 do do,
Mennoo4: & asestnal ems , limestone,
Elhoenberger, & Blair; • 1 oar metal, Mo
ltnight, Poiter'dr. Co; 34 green . hides, M
,Delange; 2 ears. metal, John • Moorhead;
,11sks.potatoes. J D Strome; 2 bbls ba•
totiMalzell Tovrniierid; 7 bblii 'onions, 1
Vangorder & ShePard; 1 car
D 1,1.1 Reynolds; )39 bge oate; Bdo
rye, Blaney & Moore.
ALLEGHENY STATION, April ,22,-12
pkge tobacco, It • & W Jekiltinsan; 1 car
Wb, A r.Taggar;.l do wheat, Bl'lCee &
,Co; 1 , do ,scrap iron„ P & F Co; Ido
"lntaber; Walter & Bon; Ido lime, J AO
dell; 6do lion • ore, 3 do Umettotte, Eln
,perioe Iron Co; I do metal, Spang, Chal
fant & Co; 100 bblallour, 6do eggs, R &
A Carson; 104 do 'older, P'Herple, 1 car
lumber, Phelps, Parke & Co. '
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Dry Geode Market.'
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
ROCK THE: BABY
fJ;Atimors, PATiNT CRIL
60 . LD O . 7KLY BY
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RIVER NEWS.
The river was rising steadily last ev
ening, with ten feet' six inches in the
channel by the Monongahela marks.
Weather clear and pleasant.
The •Lorena- and Glasgow were due
laat night and will doubtless be found in
port this morning.
The. Australia departed for New Or
leans laSt 'evening with a fair trip, in
cluding quite -a number Of wagons,
carts, etc. Capt.' James Hamilton was
to uilot her to Cincinnati.
The high-headed Glendale, Capt. J. M.
Hare, with Capt. Jas. Mellon in the office.
will positively leave for St. Louis and
the Upper Mississippi to-day.
The R. C. Gray, Capt. Whittaker, is
filling up steadily for Cincinnati and
Louisville, and will take her departure
to-morrow evening.
The Bellevernon, Capt. J. J. • Darragh,
Jr. is announced for St., Louis and St.
Paul forthwith. She is, in. all • respects,
one of the best boats in the trade.
The Mary Davage and 'l3arges, Capt.
Shedden, are announced co leave for St.
Louis to-morrow, and shippers should
beak this in mind.
The Kenton, Capt. Kerr, is the regular
packet for Portsmouth to-day, leaving at
4 p. M.
—The Camelia, , Pittsburgh to Nash
ville, was at Louisville on Tuesday.
—The Sallie, Nick Wall and Collossal,
were loading at St. Louis for Benton on
Tuesday. • „--i
—The Argosy was loading at St. Louis
for Pittsburgh on Tuesday, Capt. Lew
Vandegrift in command: •
—The R. E. Lee made the run from
New Orleans to Louisville in 5N days,
and done a large way business,
—The Great Republic from New Or.
leans, and Maggie Hays from Pittsburgh.
were at Cairo on Tuesday.
—ln the Court of Criminal Correction-
St. Louis on Tuesday, the case of Crept,
Donaldion was continued until the 23d,
—The Alaski arrived at . Cincinnati,
with a goad trip, and Capt. Oakes ex
presses himself well satisfied with his
treatment while here. -
—The Kate Putnam, Nashville to
Pittsburgh. and Simpson Homer and
Tom Farfow from St. Louis, and Anita
dillo, Pittsburgh to St. Louis, were all at
Evansville on Tuesday.
—The C,oombs, recently sold at Mar
shall's sale at Wheeling, has had a short
cabin put on and otherwise recon
structed, and will be used as a job tow
ing -boat.
—Mr. Jack Chambers, well known
here. owing to ill health, has quit the
office of the W. A. Caldwell, . and has
gone to the Hot. Springs, Arkansas, to
to recuperate, and'at the same time ace
as an agent of the` Arkansas River Packet
Company.
—The Great Repriblic, en route from
New Orleans has 2,000 Bars of railioad
iron and 500 eke of coffee for St. Louis.
—40.103 bales ofeetton has come out of
Red river from above the "raft" mince
the opening of navigation. There is
fully 1,000 more yet to come.
, —On Saturday afternoon the new
Wheeling and Parkersburg packet. Sci
ence was launched from the shipyard of
Wilson & Dunievy, Wheeling. As 'ithe
lies in the water. without her machinery,
but:with more than half her cabin on,
she draws only six. inches.
—There is a project on foot for the re
moval of the raft on Red River above -
Shreveport, which if it should prove sue
ceasful, will open to good navigation one
of the finest planting countries in the
world. :-.The Government at one time at
tenipted to remove the obstructions, but,
from some cause, • failed. The present
project is in the hands of those most in
terested—the planters of Upper Red
River—and will hardly fail.
—Captain Jo. McCullough has settled
with the insurance companies of Cincin
nati for the loss of the Judge Fletcher's
'machinery, at Louisville.
—The new boat being built for the Cin
cinnati Mail Company at Howard's ship
yard, Jeffersonville, will be ready to
launch in'about three weeks. She is to
be very light, fine and fist.
-Capt. Sam. Beltzhoover, river re
porter of the Republican, died last night,
in the 33d year of his age, of typhoid
fever. He had been sick for some time,
and his death'was not unexpected. He
was 'a young man of great energy and
considerable talent, and was kind
hearted, generous and brave to a fault.
Among river men he had hosts of
friends, and was indeed esteemed by all
who knew him.—pt., Louis Dem. 21st.
River and Weather.
Brzeierrapa to the Ettteborch Gasette.3
Loursvitax,, April 23.-River ruing
slowly with nine feet eight inches in the
canal. Weather clear and pleasant.
PROFESSIONAL.
G.
De CAMP•
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ATTORNEY. AND 'COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
°glee, No. 137 FOURTH AVENUE, Mts.
bugh, (formerly occupied by Hon.. Walter H.
Lowtoleo will practice in the U. S. Circuit and
District Courts, in the State Snpreme antLall the
Courts' or Allegheny county, and make collec
tions in most of the *disci= t comities. .1 a2D:C3,
• B. NEEPIER •
W 21 1• 1
ALDEItgAN ilql) EX-OFFICIO .11:TSTICE OF
•. • • • • • THE PEACE.
•OFFICE; 89=FIFTH AVENUE.
•
Special attention giveli to' conveyancing and
collections Deeds., Bonds and Mortgages drawn
np: and all legal business attended to promptly
and accurately. • • : • •
SAMUEL MaFASTERS,
AxarnartmArir,
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3nsifee of the Peshe and Pollee Iltag
trate. • 0111 en, GRAFT BTEBBT, opposite the
Cathedral' PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds,Bonds, Mortgages. Aokncrwledlillwats,
Depositions, and. nil - Legal Business eneentea
with promptness and•disnoteb:•• • • • • labia
joIP Ak EintAlL ll 4
4kmajmrawimr,
ti v x ! oirytio JI7BTICE OT TOE PEACE AND
• POLICE 19.01STRATE.
oteee,us TryTH STREET, apposite the oe
thr.dttl.,,, Pittsburgh, Pa: Deed*, Bonds, Mort
gages,. Acknowledgments, Depositions -and all
Legs Business executed with bronnoness and
dispatch. • •
AMMON,
A.
Justice 'of the Peaas
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE AND INSU
- RARCh Augil.
CARSON STREET, EAST BIRMIRRRAAL
Coliseums of Rents Solicited and promptly at.
tended to, tayiny6o
j onx w..auaDzu.,
.ATTOR*EY7AT..LAW.
(Noce, 116 blamotulletea s ,
(Opposite thetoirt How e,
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UITY. LIONS, GALENA. DUBUQUE. I
GREGOR. LA citossE. WIBONA. RE : 1
LANDING and bT. PAUL. The new and e
did passenger steamer,
BRLLE VERNON Capt. J. V. DAwD ,
Will leave for rho above and intermediate
Inge on SATURDAY. the 91116 tb• at 4.
si. For freight or passage Auply on board
GRAIEST, SWn,ENEY & Co, Age .
The above boat having a greater part o
load engaged,wu l Positively leave as annon
presenting an opportnattffor passengers, p•
blarlY those having families, seldom obt.
from nere, as this boat goes thronght.ritho
shipping or transferring at tq, Louis, th
piaci. g passengers at no inconvenience. a.,
arir g them an opportunityfor speed ana
fort rarely obtained. • .1
F 0 R LOIIISVILLE,Adrig
CASED - AND bT. LOUIS.—
.111ARY DAVAGE AND BARGES,
Capt. JANILS StIEDDON.
leave as above on SATURDAY, 24th last.,
at 4 r. M.
For freight or passage aply on board or to
apl9 • CHARL ES BARNES. Agent.
F O,R WBEFhlNG.x id ar m a'
MAIO - ET rA, PARKE hSBURG
AND CINCINNATI.
Leaves Pittsburgh EVERY TIIESD AY- ,
Leaves Cincinnati EVER I;ifitiDAY-4 P. M.
The swift and superb Sidewbeel Steamer ST.
'MARYS, T. C. SWEENEY„Commander. will
leave as announced above.
For Fieight or Passage apply on board, or to
FLACK. & COL Lan:MOOD, or
COLLINo & BARNES, Agents.
N. B.—No Freight received on Tuesday after
FOR CINCINNATI andi d are
LOUISVILLE.—The steamer;
8.C.• ORLY Capt. ISAAC WityrreicEn,
Will leave for the above points on SATURDAY,
the 518 d Inst.
ap2o GRRIEST, SWERNEY & CO., Agents.
adiF 0. 1869 d 0.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS,
PROM
t. Louis to Keokuk and St. Paul;
AND ALL ISTERMEDLLTE PORTS.
One of the splendid Sidi:wheel Steamers of this
Line will leave hi. Loafed& ly for Heoltuk,Daven..
pert, Dubuque, Winona, Stillwater alio St. Patti.
Through receipts for Freight and Passengers
will be given to all points oh the Upper Nt.'s's
sissippl on steamers running from this port and
connecting with the Northern Line Packets al
Bt, Louis, thus enabling Consignees to let their
Freight through wi th out delay and at lowest
rates. Apply to JOHN /LACE,
J. D. COLLINGWOOD,
. Agents, or to
B.C. GB tS ,
91 Water Street.
1ab28:6121
•
FOR ST . . LOIII7IS, ' GA- ..t : __
LENA.. DUBUQUE AND ST.
L. —The war and elegant passenger packet.
GLENDALE ' JOHN 31.. HARZ, CR • taln,
JAB. litsta.ox. lerk.
Wlll
at lc ac 4 e
r form. the above porta on FELDAY,
53d, .
JOHN BLACK.
J. D. OOLLINGWOOD, Agents.
sp2o
PITTSBURGH,
WV/IKLING AND PAR
KERSBURG LlNE.—Leave ;ompaWil Wharf
moat, toot of wno Btl t. daily at IA n., WED
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS, • •
C. L. SatextrAN, /falter.
Might will
AMES vCOLLaN nom by
FLACK' & CULLINGWOOD: .
non AiteLLS.
TO LIVERPOOL AND
T slak
QUEENSTOWN.
VIE INMAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Numbering sixteen not-elms vessels, among
sr. mthe celebrated
CITY OP rtalls, . CITY OP .k.NT*lt_r/..
CITY OP BOSTON, CITY OF BALTIKORE,
Selling EVERTEZATTIII L Iirr, N liotn Pier 46,
nit River, New York. For nassage or farther
informs:ion artily to
SCILLok. ar.
TO FIFTH STREET, (Chronicle Rultding.
ripittititt* Poet !Mo.. Pitt nr
HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY.
I have in! Store and am constantly receiving
direct from manufacturers. a complete assort
ment of ,BUILDER HARDWARE which,l
offer for sole on as fair terms as any house In the
eite t - together - with a line assortment of CUT
LERY, GUNS and REVOLVERS. Also, the
bast selection of MECHANICS' 'POOLS, com
prising all the latest and best improvements
known to the trade.
I have,my factory in full openation as usual.
and am repared to do all .kinds d f lob work the
same - as , before the ere of the kild of.Febrnary,
such as grit ding mon scissors, knives, put
ti
ght ng in knife. Udes, and repairing all kinds of
li machn
. JAMES. DOWN
: •
NO. 136 WOOD STREET. PITTSBURGH.
Also, Agent for Grosskope , s famous MAGIC
LINEN MARKER, the - greatest novelty in the
!world. . feEtsys
0 \ t to , t 111
ROOFING SLATE OF VARIOUS
Qualities and . Colors.
Particular attentitt given to laying Slate and
repairing Sate rO?ni, q• or particulars and prlees
address •
• ' NEWMITS,
• No. 43 Seventh Avenue,
mbaligSS . PITTSBURGH. PL.
`KEYSTONE POTTERY.
Q.- •Ms SIER &- .
1.7 I lianubcturers o
MEISIWAIII4. BRISTOL WARE Ike
ofilep and Warehouse. 383 LIMAItTYISTILBILT
WALL orders promptly Wended to.
gAARDEN Ella TAKE NOTICE.
—FOR' ' BALE. -.4'he , FOURTEEN , MILE
HD, on the Allegheny River. and now
used for gardening pirposes; well improved and
In a high suite - of:cultivation; containing 40 or
DO acres, now offered at bargain.. .oa/1 soon.
kso. oher Farms .la good locations... Woolen
FactOryt two Houses, and twenty acres or land
on the Central Railroad. Holmes and Lots For
ga: and To-let In both cities. For further pm..
kr WILLIAM WARD ,
14 ,2 1 41 11 1 8 1 0n:it' street. ounosite oathodraP, .
frrE M AN. N
OE THE DIE(
• who bead rAZROIStni TICIERTS otthe
RD 3d fSBRIEs Os WASHINOTUrt.maDAL.
LION Paiiii.szehoroby.lnrogi Tied that the draw.
o l t r :4 o ,E,l l lo . ,trin m r,n=„ o :ta d3lll 4l;
d raws. 111 ' NM; ritr, nteriiied 4
le pti t iori4Atibe igp o r
Its ti."0 2 .
..I.hti htitea . :111P
PITTEMIIHGE.' PA.
RMM PACKETS. .
ST. 'PAWL.
ST. Loris.
CINCINNAII.
'UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
PARKERSBURG.
STEAMSHIPS.
MISCELL &NEOU
TRADE MAR
rERES= 'MOO:
Lopnp.
CHIMNEYS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
J. L........ . . .A. STIVINSON.
DALINGER & STEVENSON,
DISTILLERS AND DEALERS IN
Pure Rye. - Whiskies.
I IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, &Ca
No. 87 Second Avenue,
ardi PITTSBURGH, PA.
zna
CH.
ad
r.
r• to
Iher
ced,
'rtte
tried
cre.
reby
1 om
,r2°
E STABLISHED By A.'& T
w. GORMLY,
"WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
Wirer.crwr Orr. Eicu.r. H 07.1.0
prx.rs33u - nim. PA.
ae :yle
EVINDLE J. A. NIIINIAL
Ni!STEELE & SON,.
Alio •
Commission Merchcints,
AND DIALIDIES IN
•367..43trit, GRAIN, FEED. dr.e.
No. 95 OHIO STHERII, near Past Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
rims KAII. SAS. Y. RIGEL=
KEIL & RITCHART,
COMMISSION . MERCHANTS,
&ND DFALZES IN •
FLOUR, GRAM, SEEDS, MTLI, FEED, ac.
349 Liberty Mt., Pittsburgh,
as :UV •
L T J. BLANCHARD.
. •
Wholesale:and Retail Grocers,
No. 39e PENN 131'REVE.
aplB=l39 . :
11 - ITTLIFy BAIRD & PATTON,
Wholesale Oroeere, Commission Merchants
an Dealers In Produce, Flour, Baton, Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lard Oil. Iron. Malls , Mass,
Canoe Yarns and all Ftitsbursh lian i tures
generally,
urgh. 11111 and It* agCO
ND ET,
Pittsb
JOSH sairrorr • WALLACII.
§SHIPTON&WALILACEIWIIioIe•
BALE ROCERS AND PRODUCE DEAL
. No. 6 SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh.
JOIIY I. H011142.41D1f...1101113/.....WX. H . ROOS&
JOHN I. HOUSE &BROS., Sue..
. cum. to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO.' Whole
sale Grocers and Commission , Mereheats, Cor
nee of Smithfield and Water Streets. Plttslmrsh.
C. ARM4TRON6, thieCeSsor
Citd="tt mAdnii PRODUCE
I: • 4; 1 1F- koolh4 ;14t9iii
ILOHN PECK_, ORNAMENTAL
HAIR WORKER AND PERFUMER, No.
Third street. near Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
Always hand, a_ireneral assortment or La
dies. WIGS, BA N D S, CURLS: Gantlemon's
WIGS. TOPKV.S.. SCALPS, GUARD CHAINS,
BRACELETS. - .te. Zir A rood Price In carh
will be given for RAW HAIR.
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Hair Cutting done
twthe neatest manner. , rehl nv
OEIBIENT, SOAP STONE, &a.
"FDIRUTD LAKE , Na. 124
Smithfield street,. Sole Mannfeetnrer of
a.tren , s Felt 9emeat and Gravel Roofing. Ms.
Lariat:or sale. . 1a5:20
WILLIAM BULLER CO.,
nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street. .
Corner of Irwin, now offer to the trade atlow
enures, strictly
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
1 ' Molasses.
Porto Rico, Cuba and English Island Sugars.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Be
!Mud do. •
. .
,Golden Drips, Loverings, Stua rt 's.
Adams) and Long Island Syrups.
Porto Rico, Cuba and English Island Molasses.
Young limn. Japan, imperial, Gunpowder
Mad Oolong Teas.
•
:Carolina and - Bangoin Rice. •
;Java, LinaTrA and -to Coffees.
Tobacco, ILard GU, FLA, Nails, Masi, Boons,
Cotton. Yarns, b.c., constantly on Land. 7
IMPORTERS OF •
Fine Brandies,Wines and &gars;
. • .
Itbentsb, Moselle, and SParklinleHock Wines .
Of Rtnael •A• Co.. In bottles: • •
• Sparkling Moselle, Seharsberg and jottannia
burg, Hoekbelmer. Burgundy, dc. •
Brandenburg A 'Freres. Fine 011 re OU. -
; do • do ' Clarets,Amoorted In bottles..
M. iPort .igonlil§39l•ritti V g i g,ll4l 'attlei•
Flue old Sherri, Alidelra and Port Wines.
Free Old Mononganela Rye Whiskies. pare.
do. Very Superior 014476 4 50teh do 4 . 20.
Sole Agents for Moe; BChandon , s Orand yin.
eneney and Battery Cbseatmalle•
l ir d les of our own, selection an d warranted.
ES
2,000 000 ACS OF
CHOICE LANDS FOR a ALE.
BY 'TNE
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
EASTERN DIVISION.
Dint aloha the line of thir read, at
$ l4O .114° $&,00 PER ACERt
And ea $ CREDIT OF FP7Z. YEARS.
Tor !twitter parricidal', rasps, 1103., address
• - JOHN Pa nEvzstztrz,
• • Land tfoiihnlasloner, ToSekalf,aissas.
Or . :11L1111. /444FROINF, SECy s
mini; , At. Lace. Missouri
Liis Fmani
rimme 1311 WORKS.
ga. s\ it 0 0.1/st 0 N 9
Black and Colored Printing & Lithographic
vArthrisnas, &a.
Grara Ferry Road and 133). Street:
fell:010 ' PHILADiELPRIA.
rRESIEU - SHAH ' RECEITED
daily at BENJAMIN PULPRESS 'PoPiller
eh Stand, No. 41:k Diamond Market, ,ritts
;
burgh, and at thelivin City, Allegheny Mt?,
corner of • Oltio and Federal streets. Can - be. bad
.all klndrof tea and -Lake fish , -Halibut, Shad,
beak,. Codfish. Haddock and Eel. Also, large
Btergeon..Herrleg add Macirmw
Int/lies of Whlte, Lake ' Fish, Salmon ' Bass,
'enables us to sell at the -. lowest market prices.
whole le or retail. We Invlte all lovers , of
Pres lab to give us a call, and we will Izmir
Trout,: wbielt
them a treat. n,lnnE
to • sale bl J. J. B. jA N1)11)1,
f°ll .l
„man-
JAJE.I3O.
RAILROADS.
■I . :
CONIVILLS VILLE • - 7 -
ILROAD.
On and after TlTEnbetr. Nolember 1~
.
traLns will arrive at and aepart taa
Ddpot corner of Grant and Water streets, a*
follows;
Depart.
Mall to and from Union-
town 7:00 A. 6. 6:00 p. it
McKeespOrtAccomdt'n 11:00 A. 2. 2:03 P. 14
Ex. to and from Myna. 3:00 P. R. 10:10 A. X.
West Newton Accom'd 4:30 P. id. 8:33 A. It.
Braddock 's Accomdt'n. 0:15 P. X. 7:50 P. M
Night Ao. toMcK'sport.lo:3o P.M. 6:48 A.
Sunday Church Train to ar
and from West Newton 1:00 P. 6.10:00 A.
for tickets apply to RAYMOND
W.
M. RAYMOND, Agent
W. B. STOUT, Superintendent. no
CHANGE OF asim
ALLEGHENY VALLEY IMMO/LD.
On and after MONDAY, November 9th, 191311,
TWO TRAINS DAILY will leave Pittsbargb
Station, corner of Eleventh and Pike streets for
Franklin, 01.401ty, Buffalo, and all points In thn
011 Flexions. .
!RSA PrPtuntraort; PriTenrrapg
Mail 7:15 am Mail 5:90 pm •
Express...... 7:10 p m Express.....B:3o aat
Brady's B Ac 3:09 p m Bradys B Ao 10:30 a m
Ist twits Works Ist Soda Works
Accomd. .. 10:50 a m Aecomod , n. 8.510 aas
ad Soda Works lad Soda Works
Accomod'n. 5:00p m AccomocPn. 3:40
Church Train leave ttaburgh at 1:10 P. a.
Arrive at Pittsburgh at 9:80 A. M. •••
Passengers taking express train have bill
one eban_ge of cars between .Pittsbnrgh, Baffallok
and Oil Merlons. Mail and Express Trains stop
only It principal. points. Mixed-Way mid Ap..
commodatiod trains stop at all stations.
THOMAS SING. Asst. Shpt.
W. POSTER HOPE, Ticket Agent. no.
rITTSBITBG4 LI MBEEK
CINCINNATI AND
LOIIIIS RAILWAY.
PAR HANDLE ROUTE.
CHANGE OP TIME.—On and after SUNDAE.
Nov.92d, 1868, trains will leave and arrive al
n' Union Depot, as Pillows, Pittsburgh time:
Depart. drritto.
3:..W a. m. 13 : 13 a. =.
Fa
et Line 10:13 a. m. m.
Bait Ei_iress
Mixed way 5:43'a. m. 6:43 p. m.
McDonaldle Awn:, No. 111:28 a. m. 8:33 p.m.
Steubenville Accommod. 3:38 p. m. 9:48 a. m.
Idc.DOnald , s !Leen, No. 2..5:08 p.m. 3:111D.
. .
m. Express will leavidally.
IA:13 M. Mail will arrive daily.
The 10:13 a. m. Train leaves daily, Sunday*
cepted, and makes close connections at New •
ark to , Zanesville and points on Sandusky
Mansfield a Newark E. 8..
S. P. SCULL, General Ticket ileent.
_ W. W. CARD. Sup't.. Steubenville. Ohio.
W.
1868.
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE 41 , canom3o
3. W. and CLEVELAND &PITTSBURGR R. B.
From Dec. ROt_h, 1868, trains will leave 'front
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, Pitts.-
burgh city time, as follows:
Chicsgo Ex....3:0E a m Chicago Ex.. A:l3 Er:Lel - Acta M , 17018 a m Chicago Ex..:11:118_
Cl. &
CChl.i c Wg o o
E7gxx
M ..,1_1500:0458a9
a a
m m
NChe ceglion g En
xle x141::314811
Chic a a g go h Mal..6:sB,om,Crest a litu Mal3:sGn
Chi&aWkEtEx2:23pmirFhlreiyelanEEx.4lolip
W'e&ErieEx4:B3pr. & W e gEx 6 s 3 o
Depart/root AZ/egfunsg. l arriVe
YL - Brigrn Ac. 8:58 a m N. Brigt'n
Leetsle " 10:211 a mß ti tt , n
'. =
'11:560 a mFNew, astle "lei am
p
Rochester " 1:83 m Lee e •! 9:ne,gl
Leetsdale Acc.3:sB pm " t! 1:08 pa
N.; Brigt'n " .6:33p m,N. Brigt , n " 9: 4 3-gma
N. Brigt , it " .6:AS pal Leetsle
Leetsdale " 10:163 " "Tin tan
Leetsdale Sun. Leetsdale gun- la
deChurch. 1:13p m, day 'Aural. 9:68-am, 9:43 p. m. Chicago Expreas leaves daily.
11:58 a. m. Chicagr.EXpress arrives Wier.
de= F. R. MYERB, General Ticket Agent.
rENNSYLVA-Migsga
NIA CENTRAL RAIL
AD. Onand after Nov., 28th. IMO; Train*
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
corner oi Washington and Liberty streets, as
follows: - •
. . .
Arrive. • I Depart.
Mall Train.— 1:30 am Day Expresai. 2:30 am
Fast Line 2.40 a m Wall's No. 1.. 5:30 am
Wall's No. 1.. 6 .20 am „Mall Train:... .
8:11S am
Brintona.cen. 7:50 a m •Cincinni En12:55 pm
Wall's No. 2.. 5:50 a m Wall's No. 2..11:20 ant
Cincinnati E5..9:40 a m Johnstown Ae:3:115 pm
Johnstown Ac10:35 am raddocks Nolik:110pm
Baltimore Bx. 1.45 p m WU. Express .5;10 pm
Phila. Espress2:os pm Wall's N 0.3.. 5:20 pia
Wall's No. 3...1:30nm WalPs .N . O. L. 6 tl6 ma
Braddockl, Igo 15: Poe p m g_ast Line 7:50 pm
Wall's DT°. 4. 7:25 ir m Wali'sse.a.zawssikims,
Way PasstOr 10:20 p m -
The Church , Train leaves Walls Statlonevezi
Punday at 9:15 a. m., reaching Pittsburgh at
10:00 a. in. Returning, leaves Plttsbn.rgh at
12:50 p. in• and arrives at Walls Station at
9:00 p. m. • . _ • ';_he
'Cincinnati .Express leaves daily. A/1 o ther
two vs daily ex .pt Sunday. : . ..
For farther laWrinavAnt amino__ _
.., W. H.•880.8.W1TH4 Agent:
The Pennsylvaniallailroad Comp any will not as
sume anyrish fbrßaggage, area thrive:lring ap •
, parel,and limit their responsib ty so Dim un.
dre• • Dollars in value. AL Baggs,ge exceeding
• Owl. amount in value will be at the risk' f- : the
" mar . up iesiteks.n.by sWial cOntract.
EDWARDH. , W1L1A.A3173;
noR • • General Eliperintenderd, Altooni.,Pa.
E. S T'Ell:litAlikatills
PENzirsYLVASu.
• ROAD. -4/n and after .Nor; iiikiallaik, the
LI seng_er Trains on the Western, Pennsylvania
Ral rasd 'will arrive at and depart' atom the
Federal Street Depot, Allegheny. City, as Mims:
ihmingdte No 16:40 a ni 7:oo,aat
.Preeportlio.liillewm reeport No.19:10 sat
Express 107.11.9 ik In ill Noi 11:20 ant
Sltarpb , g No.llollop m se l ...B:4s'plit
Freeport N0.24:00 pm
_,p dte Nola:Sup=
mg
11:54 p m Freeport No:221:210 pla
•
Sprit:4We No 2 0:40p m 13
c tupird'a No 2740, 01a.
Aboye trains ran daily ex Sunday. •
. The .Chnrch. Train limes. Allegheny Junction
everi etunday atT:4O 'a. m:;reaching Alleglienyt
City al s. nt. -Returning,: lestyes Allegheny
City at 1:110 p. tn. and arrive at Alleitheny - Zone.
lion. at 8:40 p. m. -
_._ ~ - , , - , ..
COXattilattow =arra—Wm sale In tackagen
of Twenty. between Allegheny. City, Mantra street , street, Herr's, Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and-
Sharitsburg. and good only_onthe 'trans stopping
at Stations smelled on tickets. .
The trains leaving Allegheny Ci ty at; 7:00 a.
ut. make direct connection at Freeport withWal.
kers Unser Stages ibrEntler and' utuumhstown.
Through tickets matl b 3e purchased at the Otani.
*No. ISt Clair stree near the linenstonliridge.
Pittsbur. 11, and at t e Depot, Allegheny.. ,.
For Rather Inf
JAMES Lrnation app EFFERIy to • ,
TS. Agent-. .
The. ...t ' Federal Street Depot.
T Western Pennsylvania -Railroad will not.
I. same any risk fOrßaggsge, - except •fibr wearing
apparel, and limit their , - responsibility to One
Hundrt d Dollars in value; All baggage ex.
ceeding this amount In valtie willbe at t h e 1102•2
the owner, unless taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. W 11.14.
no= General Superintendent, Altoona. pa.
N 2 DI OK HlLLammit
ky ROUTE.
UNION PACIFIC EATLiV/41.
Eastern Divialon:
Ro Tt l e TE BHOt i lli e ST &ND Zags AgginE9CLIABI
Colorado, Nevada:
Arizdna, Wishingtoni
• New Mexico - Ohba,
Oregon..
TwOTratai testa Staterdneturd Leavenworth
MIST, (Sundays excepted, lan the =viral or trains
of ?wide Railroad Or= du Lon* and Rana,-
hal and St. .Joe Railroad from Yutno7. connftV
hr. -at Lawrence, Topeka and Wawerro' whit
etaams Or all palm, in Samoa • AS eAig
tract west of Eihrworth with the 17
STATES EXPRESS MU pas , rs ic gtEr a
LINE OF ovnaLAND dr An *VD
..COA.ORES FOB • .
IPEMTVEII4 SAX/1"
AU Points in the Territories,
, . .
And with UNDSIBOI , B TIII4711:11MY Llll
of COACHES far Fort Union, Sews Fort, Pass,
Altnquerqne, Santa. Fe, and all points Art
seas and New Mexico.'
With the, reeen additions at falling ate*
wi an th d eg le nl ipo pme nsi n ble t, orer and lin the d
Traro arriag parta eme tica ut,
from its western terminus, :thia roa d now Lines
Offen
metinslied,„ tar 41te maaragaslan of
led tll
freight to 0 Far West.
Tickets tar We' at all the .ertedos; "gimes be
See United Stales and Cnnadts
Bs sure andessk for 'tickets THY:81101JF
mi gi totlTSWei P 1 .10, BAILWASa
‘, •• • A. ANDERSON • •.r
II
9 0 4 era amsrumndoo
wzawis.
~~ ;,
~. ~ ~ .
Arrive*.
11:2E