Manua by Telegraph.
Nine Yomc, May I:4.'t- T iOelton Ifte so
tie; sales of 2,500 Wiles atr22Xc for mid
ling uplands,- Flour recieipts, 6,879 bbls;
• ' iloitr•dullend s©loc lower; sales of• 5,100
. .bbla 415 6312)5 90 for attpetfine State and
• •
western /6 10®6,55 for extra do, fr,e@g,9o
• •
- -. for extra western, /7,548 for white
wheat extra, /6,25©7,40 for found hoop
.
Ohio,
.117.@8,50 for extra . St. Louis, and
s9©l2 for good choice do; closing dull.
Rye . flour dull; sales of 160 bbls at $4,76
itgi7. Corn meal quiet. Salsa of 150 labia
at 14,75. Wills/toy, dull; sales. of 30 bbls
western at 560.; no receipts. - Wheat quite
dulls - Ind nominally. I@2o lower; sales of
1,250 bus at $1,38 for No. 3
spring delivered, /1,60 for amber western,
11,88 for:white Michigan. Rye dull. Bar
ley dull and drooping. Barley malt quiet.
Receipts of corn, 21:867. bush: • Corn
scarce, /®23 better,. sales of 88,000 b . •
82@•900. for _new mixed western, es t o
• quality; ,820 for old do in store; 94c. r'
us
western. yellow. Receipts of oats, IL .
bush. . Cate more steady ; sales of 32,
bush; 80®81c for western afloat, ' COI'
o F
quiet. Leather—Hetnlock sole firm;
./0®3034c for Buenos Ayres and Rio
Grande light and middle weights. Wool
more active at. low 'prices; sales of 665,-.
4000 lbs; 45©52c for domestic, fleece: 470,
for ahearinas; 62340' for tubbed: Rice
quiet. Coffee • dull. Sugar - steady;
, boxes Cabe at 11,M1130. Molasses
dulL : Sugar steady; sales 450 hhds at
1134®11740. - Molasses dull. Hops quiet
%at 6®l4elor American. Petroleum quiet
at 16Q/16340-for crude; 32c for refined.
•Linseed Oil .1n fair request at 81,06 in
casks: :Pork•itteady;-eales 1.050 bbls at
. -181®31,12 for stew mess; $80,75 for old do;
--.
125,75®26 for prime; 128,25@28,50 for
prime mess; also 500 bbls new mess, Bel
:ler June, Itt 131,50; also 600 bbls do. buyer
• three weeks, at 131,87. Beef quiet and
steady; saleadl2o tibia at 18(4)16 for new
plain mess; sl2®lB for new extra mess.
Tierce Beef Anil: sales were made of
25 tierces at $25,00©26,00 for prime
mess; s2s®32!for India mess. BeilHams
steady; sales 160 bbls at 126®32,00. Cut
meats steady; sales 1.600 packages at
- 12X0)130 for shoulders, and 1534©16c for
hams; middles quiet. Lard steady; sales
• 580 tierces at 16.018,,a for steam, and,
18/®l9B for , kettle rendered; also 500
tierces steam !at 1810, seller May, and
18%c buyer [ July. Butter heavy at'
20(N8o for Ohio, and 25®42c for . Stitte.
•Cheese firm !at 18®23c. • Freights to
Liverpool firth for wheat per
e teanter,
. INd Offered ": and 4d . • 'askied. Spirits.
f•pantine• - firmer; ',ales at 46(4116840.
hieutlawaheathing'Coppar steady at 33c;
-,
Ingot) Copper firm and quiet at 240 for
Battimore ancLlejteliiktperierf Pig Iron
in,- mOderatilrequest a( /41®45f0r - Sootch,
and14513 . ,47 'fOr America* Bar Iron $B5
090 fer'retined English', and *American;
Sheet Iron - quiet - at` 113i018Mo in gold
- for Rulialiai - 'Nalbs - stilidy at 4Megfe for
ont,..iN t (4)BXo for olinch, and M ee for
Latest, 5 m.—Floitr'clased dill' and.
•45 ® 11 :/elower.Whetitdull and declining;
chippers and millers insist neon a Mate
eel decline. Rye`' nominal AC $1,32 for
western. gate quiet at 80c for western'
afitiat. " Cern :quiet and firm &t 82®890 for
new Mixed' western, and <92c for old
• inbred western' in store. Pork . quiet at
for new mess. Beef steady and
quiet. Cut meats dull and unchanged.
Bacon nominal. Lard steady at 18y,©
18Xe for fair to prime steam. Eggs dull
at 15@17c.
Cifiztoo, May 15.—Eastern Etchange
firm at par to 1.10 discount buying and
1-10 premium selling. Flour dull at ss©
6.37 K for spring extrai. Wheat firmer
audio higher: sales at 11,16©1,17;- No. 2
at f1e12@1,13, closing at f1,L2X@1,13; an
., charged this afternoon. • Corn quiet,
t@ijic lower; sales of No. l atBN(4B2%c;
No. 2 at • 57q57jic4 rejected at 49@51;
new at 52©53c, closing at 62X@623ic for
No. 1; 57 4c for No. 2, unchanged this af
ternoon. Oats less active and firmer at
, 5911g459,ic for No. 2, closing at 593,0. Rye
glidet and 34 @lc lower at $1 1 1.314 ®1,14 for
No: 1, and -5412 for No. , ;2, ~ c lueing at
- $1 . 1335 for No 1. Barley gnipt and easier.
. closing selleri No. tit.sl,6o:. High:wines
inactive and nominal at 8111192c6": N. O.
Ddolasaes:99®sl,oo. Sugar 13X(g114 2 )6 for
common to choice. Mess nark inactive
but firm at 130,75@531. Lard 1734. Dry
salted shoulders 11X: rough sides 14;
short rib middles 133,®15. short clear
- middles 15% ®ls,ir sweet 'pickled . - 'hems
common; $8,9 0@ 9, 1 U f i o e r t;
lig@dso for
medi
um; $8,25®9.40 for good to choice. Cat
tle quiet; 0,25®7,00 for light to good
steers; /7,25@)7,30 for good second class
steers for shipment. • Receipts during
the past twenty-four h0p:v.5,03e, bbls
Flour, 27,848 bush whose; 58,120:4 bush
• Qom, 19,960 bush oats, - 3s7:bush rye; 4,482
hogs. Shipments: 6,303 bbls flour; 4,934
bush wheat, 48,323 bush corn, 28,235 bush
• oats, 7,020 bush rye, 4,389 hogs. Freights
active and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, .May 15.. Tobacco is very
active, and pigs are higher, at .4%®513.
for green' and. nostetti, and'sG6hcs. for
sound no.; ether grades are unchanged.
Cotton—nothing doing; Hem more
doing, with sales at 11,15®1,50 for p— com
mon to choice undressed. Flour is hum-
MIS at; 94,6U®3,25 'Ter! idOerfine; $5,25@
605 for deuttle extra:47,85439,50 D3r treble
ex i tralo fancy. ' Wheat lagniet and un
telrenge" dr sales of prime to - choloe spring
in sacks, at $1,12@1,18; prime to strictly
prime red fall at $1,50©1,7e; choice to
fancy red and white at $ 1 ,75@2.01h Corn
le buoyant and .. flrm;'isales of choice to
fancy White at 71.073 c.; other grades are
in At 664114 c. L: Oats drintbat'closed
dffli and easier at 65@67e, and fancy at
68c. lOwer; entail sales; of prime
lbws spring at $1,57. Rye inactive and
easier: .;148@t20.- , Whhiky - dear at
92c.' - '•Orocerieil" unchanged: Provisions
.
steady, with &fair coneumptive demand
Pork r-12c.. for Tacked bry - Salt
~Shoulders,; 15)(c_for Lsoae: Clear Bides;
Baton: Shiaildere, zegoiexe for
Clear Rib ,Sides, ..and, /69id ~t, ~,dear
-SidetU Tdtrd liabkhiatat .L.Ramiphi
-410ur0,000 bids;. wheat 16,090 bush;
.-0 12 1,4 1 4 ) 91.4 111 314 Pats! 4dOWNlibi;i7E4
'or push.,
lith4
tiVtiftb*s i tt,.! .--
fahatod guleg sales family at . 6 k 2 Wfri
t nochiniMd ag4l:tWeffiatsleW,
dul ll l
141 21 1 .E5 ir C tritma ?rn quietit s i ff lWy cm e
j:t el yftgetri fi a i r4l=r4ll=
&memo._ _,hetterAmand:AMM
tt o r g oodm 1100; sates - gm
50, now asking 13 0 .7 5 41113t0,-,Balk,Meatti
jigortifielhdl there tirmlyt &Wars cilArci
and sides 14@14 o. Bacon firmer
,and
is good demand; sales 215 hiig'.:St;,
160 and 16)io forahoulders, clear i rib and
'clear elder holders at' the :O160) asked
• d higher. - Lard - sold at 17,;01,6 the ex.
teat itot2oaAteroes, but is rnow , how, se
'17X(g11.8o1 the slight
„demand las etitredad the r ifeelinit of boil
'linttersineblingWfresli . 4lls@B7c.
m
*.a an d ...the, supply ligh4; No
feajigein Groceileaoi 01.15.` , Gold s 189 X
bpying Money market eaky,.
May 1&-A-Provialons'are
steady. , Bacophytiallierff,' oo pr
eletr..gidos„l:4o3. mem
Rt . + in tierces. Bresk!
Pork, Lard 4- i x yd , hfi c i ts
- Mist XlllOOO. Seigii , e
19c. Mohr quiet; sales imir!ine a t r,
,41=l e kt SO*: 9.0 ,j 5.4 1 511,. ; _
• lrat. =Ma, • sok7 Pais 7
htektrlf
'win"eniadd
San M e atUlatalbi
stood d'.
m a ma vow 174
.41149 1 14 TT, T - 11.1
, 7.0 c .3: • r,
,:, ... 4. -vo o - 1 ?-
t '4ll:tip
.*1 ; 4J 2 4 ,4 1 tg *. * * 3 t7 oP 4 .o*4; ' ) .
• '4 . ok l ' '
••'• ,
• t
from store. Oats 700. Rye 51,45. Wheat
11,50 on arrival for choice. Tobacco is
Arm; 108 hhda sold at 114.80®16,50. Bag
ging 2-Ib. Kentucky 20c. Rope inactive;
sales at Bc. Eggs on arrival sellat 15©16c.
Potatoes dull at $l,lO - per bus. Coffee—
prime Rio 23c. Sugar—New Orleans
prime 153i0; Demerara 15340; hard stand
ard, 17V,c; Havana white 16c. Molasses;
New Orleans 75c; prime Sorghum 55c.
BUFFALO, May 15.—Plour; there were
no transactions. Wheat neglected; 'No.
2 spring nominal at $1,23 for Chicago;
$1,24 for Milwaukee. Corn dull; sales
small lots at 58@62c, according to quality
and location of Elevator; sales 15,000
bush kiln dried new at .70c. Oats lower
and in better dentand; sales 60,000 i bush
western at 68c. Rye is neglected. Bar
ley nominal. Seeds dull and unchanged.
Pork quiet at 131;50. Lard quiet at 18%c.
Hlghwines nominal at 950. Receipts—
flour 2,5001 b% wheat 20,000 bush; oats
48,000 bush. Shipmentewheat 37,000
butts, corn23;ooo‘bush, oats 21300 binth.
Freights dull; wheat 18X®14c, corn 113 i
@l2c, ,oats Sc to New York.
• • CLEVELAND, May 15.—Flour: city made
at $9@)9,26 for- treble extra white; $7,76
for double extra , amber, $6,75@7 for
double extra red winter, $6 for extra red;
country made at 86,501217,60 for double
extra red and amber, $6®6,75 for double
extra spring, and $7,5148,50, for double
eitra white winter. Wheat: sales of 1 ..
ear No. 1 red winter before 'Change at
$1,45, not so firm on 'Change; No. 2 do
held at $1,29. Corn held at 70c. Cate
held at 89e. Rye held at $1,80©1,85 for
No. 1, and 111,25(411,28 fbr , No. 2. Petro r
lepm: refined held at 28@)29e for large
lots, and standard white in retail lots at
30g3/e.
Nnw OnLeans, May lb.—Cotton quiet;
middlings 283‘@2.8%c; sales, 800 bales;
receipts, 1,581 bales; exports, 5,705 bales.
Gold 139 X. Rsehange—sterling,
,152/; -
New Yorkeight; N' per cent. premium.
Flour dull; superfine 55,37; double extra
55,75; treble extra 56,25. Corn firmer;
white' 75@)76c. Oats 76c. Bran 51,20.
Hay, prime, 525©26. Pork 532,25. Bacon
1334@17N0. i Lard—tierce 18340; keg
193 s €4oc. Sugar—common 9M©1034c;
prime 1334 Molasses nominal; ; fer
menting 26©51c. Whisky—western rec
tified 82%©92Mc. Coffee—fair 1534 c;
prime 16340. ;
TOLEDO, May, 15.—Flour is inactive.
Wheat dull and lower; amber 51,43 on
spbt and 51,41 seller June, at close
51,4234 being best bld for spot; white
Michigan 51,47. Corn market is declin-i
• ins; No. 168 c; No. 2 65c. Oats unchanged.!,
Rye dullAt 51,/5. Barley nominal. The
receipts. were Flour 2,800 bbls; Wheat_
.. , 5,200 htushs;; Corn 33,600 blush's; Oats
3,300 bush's: i The shipment were Flour
900 bbls; 'Wheat 0,900 burps; Corn 7,900
`bushs; Oats 9,800' bu shy ; Rye 2,200 bushy.:
.
2diLwitrusa;Ma_ 'y
15,—Floor, little in_
demand; choice .Minnessota;ss,7so4oo ;
cholo/1 Wisconsin and . Biwa- $5,20@5,87:'
mealtall 5 6 1 00 '35.25. Wheat unsettled
at' 111,15 for 1N0...1. and 51;10X for N 0.2.
i
Oats dull an weak sZ'6B@69b lbr No. 2.'
- Corn entirel isoadtud.' Rye dull; neg-•
lected and n sales. Barley nominally
unchanged. - Oat firmer. Receipts
-3,000 bbls flour; 41,000 bush wheat, and
6,000 bush oats. , Shipments-7,000 bbls
flour, and 75,000 bush wheat.
PHILADELPHIA. May 15.—Flour is dull
and weak; sales of Northwestern extra
family at 56,25®7,00; Ohio do. $7,25®
8,50. Wheat la_ declining; sales of red at
/1,55®1,65; amber, $1,70. Rye is un
changed. Corn Is very quiet; sales of
yellow at 87(4)88; mixed western is un
changed. Oats steady at 82c. Petroleum
is unchanged. Provisions are unchanged.
Whisky is dull and freely offered at 94c.
for free.
BALTIMORE, May 15.—Flour dull and
irregular. Wheat: receipts small and
prices nominal. Corn firm; white 83c;
yellow unchanged. '..Oats' dull. Rye
dull. Mess Pork quiet at 131,50. Bacon
firm; rib aides 113340; clear sides 17 3
shoulders 14Vo. Hams 19@20e. Lard
dull at 19c. Whisky firm but dulls: 99c.
DETROIT, May 15.—Wheat; receipts;
4.500 bush; market firm, with a good de
mand; extra white winter sl,7B@i,Eo;
No. 1 do. $1,60©1,61; No. 2 ;1,38; No. 1
amber 11,48. Corn advanced to 70c.
Oats scares at 700. Feed Bran $2O; coarse
middlings 122,25; fine do. W.
ST. Louts, May 15.—Cattle in moderate
demand at 4@7;;c. Hogs stiff, at B@9o
for good to choice.
• IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH. FORT WAAR a CHI
CAGO RAILROAD. May 15.-1® bbla
flour, D Wallace; 100 do do, Seghmyer
it V; 100 dodo, Kirkpatrick it Co; 100 do
do, Watt, - Lang it Co; 600 do do, owners;
2 care dry salted shoulders, Myers it Co;
36 bales rags,,Pitts Paper Co; 24 aka do,
Christy it Benham; 15 taxa cheese, E Ha
rmon; 5 do .do, W D Cooper; 50 bole
flour, W Haslage; 10 do do, C M Fees;
47 bdla hides, B Pflamm; 1 car oats,
Blaney it Moore; 1 do do, J It W Fairley
Ido do, Strickler it M; 1 do do, Schupp
& Co: 200 bbla flour, 1 car rye, Cuip it
Shepard; 1 car corn, M'Henry it Hood;
1 do hay.- 0 H Allorton; 10 bag beef
tongues, Sellers & Co; 25 do cheese,
Volgt. Mahood' it Co; 12 bbls apples,
Meanor & Harper; 3do eggs, H Riddle;
2do do, J A Jacobs; 1 car hay, Bricker
& Co; 1 do potatoes, H Rea Jr.
p,steLaign AND Pyrissoneit RAIL.
BRAD, May 13.-2 cars limestone, Zug it
' Co; 2do do. McKnight it Co; 1 car lum
ber, W D Hamilton; 1 do oats, Robb it
Herron; 1 car stone are, Bonner it Rob
inson; Ido stone, X L Knox; 80 bbla
flour, Schomaker itl4 147 bbls oil, Pen
nock & Beeson; lot furniture, Hammer
it Son; do do, 0 H Dauler; 35 bas cheese,
J A Graff; 2 bbls butter, W 0 Miller; 15
bxs cheese, Van Golder ilt S; Mingo mo
lasses, Armstroxig, Bro &Co; 2 bole eggs,
J... 7 Pettit; 2do do. A L Cramer it Co; 24
bdls chairs, Bedford CO.
PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI AND ST.
Loulii Milt -ROAD. May 1.5:-20 bas, .1 bbl
' starotr e lstriokliir & MT. 2 bbls whisky, D
Haworth ; 'l' bbl batter, 11 R Tomer; Ido
egge; Jae ASP; 2 dit a ido, A Crawford; 18
do apples, Bragger an 4,0'11: fear ear
GOMM. Knot; Mt bitour;ll-10Poltliker
a 14.40 toilliams,..r Iligellers At•Cci•' 1 bbl
litarnillll,‘Ramilton iik i t Co; 2 bx's Tadao;
L.l Brecht; "5 bbls ; I oil. Atwell. Lee
it. CO; 5 do do, flrafr4lennet it'Oo; 211110'
'hfilnii;B tea do, &
844Altner; 2(l i dollo. GO
*O "NV he nill B ki riril ~ 2 1 do r ye 4 44 d?
he ' yo.. `
• ' YAzzarr ..147.1.R0ADi
1 • -8201, 41 1, p_ L w IT. wait; on 40
widl ottematz
'do, Fisher' &13ro; .ow do
,do irstaii4
Bowers; 180 A 0 dO:,,D14Ragertot t; 61 Oka
data, tear gtilti,llleottif it - Masi; 5 bbla
tallow,lo billet cal r Skins, - Flacons & Soki;
2 cars stone r Henderson & CO; 2do met
al, M' Knight, Porter it Co; - 84 sks 'oats,
.Adams & Austin ; 1 loar grain, Binham
:,.Laing; -1 do lime, D .1. Reynol ds,-17
. hides. Flacons it Son ; ,1 car metal, Lyon,
Sittirb It CO;
._ ALLRORENY STATION. Ma y -15.-1 car
Ilatseell, g B..k eis aydam; 1 .oar oats, .1' B
6 to
McKee;dls ''Whitesides &Dram;
2 cars staves , lyaj &' Robtirtion;, Ido
do, J M HOMphill; 25 bble,apAciti, R & A
Carson; 200 green bides; A Holstuind; 12
• bbls apples, Owent lit Kennedj; :1 car
stone ware P;l3lNyeali 1- e 1
- r; 10 'bills sacks,
Kennedy h Bro.- 1 - ) ,' -:
, , •I
r .
&LAKER iiimintoter..
44:11 , "/V41140ideboliPtelielst isesettuto for
iNVICriP.,-., ,Arr:, Iff.,P,/. 1 9 1 )1. 3,14 0- iv,
• 144 - ') :7, - ,- ,..i.r1 ~.7.4 . A . ..im .iiiik m .:
4 1 01 ;
PI
GH GeNZETIT_i
RIVER NEWS.
e river, under the influence of re
cen rains, was rising slowly yesterday,
withsix feet in the channel by the Mo
nongahela marts last evening. Weather
cloudy and unsettled, with frequent
hes
ix showers. Mercury at noon 50.
T e t
only transient arrival we have to
re is the' Loot ides from St. Louis,
and this is her first appearance here
since late last fall. She was drawing
all: the water from Wheeling up, , , , , had to
lighten at Merriman, and done consider
able sparring at Glass Souse.
There have been no arrivals since the
date of our last report . . The St. Marys,
froni Cincinnati. is line here this after
noon and will depart ,as usual to-mor
row.'
The Kate Putnam and Lorena left St.
Louis for Pittsburgh on Friday, with
good trips.
The Grey Eagle arrived and departed
for Parkersburg as usual.
The Glendale left.CieLeinnati for Pitts
burgh on Friday night and the New
York was advertised to' follow on Satur
day: . '
The Haggle Hays, Capt. B. C. Martin,
is announced for Si. Louis,
and passen
gers and shippers will beitrin mind that
sh will be the first boat out.
e new Wismar Matamoras No. 2, is
al ost finished and will take her de-
Paiture fbr New Orleans in a few days.
The ,St. Paul Press, of Wednesday,
says: Business on the levee, yesterday
'morning, was brisk for awhile. The
Belle Vernon, from Pittsburgh, In com
mand of Capt. J. J. Darragh, and clerk,
Thoinas Darragh, was discharging a
heavy load of iron, glass and nails. She
was fourteen days making the trip from
Pittsburgh to St. Paul, and brought
round about 550 tuns of freight for the
upper river. Her offictirs report active
business at Pittsburgh- and Wheeling,
but very dull at Cincinnati and all other
points along the river.
The Belle Vernon left- for Pittsburgh.
She has engaged considerable flour at ,
Winona, and other freight at points be.
low.
The Dubuque Herald, of Tuesday,
says: The Tom Jasper Is a huge craft, in
length, breadtn and thickness, her tow
ering chimneys are higher than any
other boat's on the river, which makes
her the terror of all up river telegraph
operators. She 'has raked down the
wires twice at-Hastings, and will fight
It out ott that Due all summer, unless
the Water falls. -
•
—The Wannita left Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh on Thursday. Inoloded in
4er cargo for Parkersburg are 600 bbls
bement and 169 maks wheat for Blariet
ta.• For Pittsburgh - she has 250 tuns, In.
olndii3g.9oo bbIS Hour, 427 sks bran. 200
bales cotton, 641 blootna iron, 166 aaoks
itheaklthea&cattib, &c. She ago had'
665 sacks wheat foi. Middleport. • Pilots, ,
131 :1 ,11 •Fm.5 3 . 0 4. add James Riley. •
—Captain Brown's new boat for the
New Orleans and Bayou Sara trade, now
being built at Stuart & Barmore's ship
yard, Jeffersonville, is to be called W. S.
Pike.
—The Economist has gone on an ex
plering trip up the Arkansas as far as
Fort Gibson. She was heavily loaded
with Government and private freight.
,This is her first trip above Fort Smith.
The Vicksburg Herald says: T. H
Carter, of the Rubicon, informs it that he
will commence the publication of a
monthly paper about the first of next
month, which will be strictly devoted to
steamboat interests. Who is J. H. Car
ter?
—A Cairo telegram to the Cincinnati
Con atercicii,' under date of Thursday
says: A dockhand on the Stella, named
John Humes, of Louisville, was . ornahed
to Oeath this morning between the pit
man and fantail. His body was placed
in 'a metallic coffin by the Captain of the
Stella and taken to Louisville.
- I —John S. Graham, an old •steamboat
dark, died at Madison, Ind., on Monday
evening. He bad beed up, town, walk
ing around and talking to his friends,
and seemed unusually well and cheer
ful. When on his way home to supper
he was seized withal paroxysm of cough
ing in front of H. F. Robin's furniture
store, and took hold of one of the posts
which support the awning, when a
seyere hemorrhage set in and he fell to
the pavement. Friends went to him's
sistance and carried him into the wire
roam, where he died in a few minutes.
Local Inspeotcws Devenny and Fish
have revoked' the• license of Laing
Halliday, First Engineer of the Ohio No.
4, for sleeping on•duty.
The Mary Davage and barges have
gatie to the St. Louis iron pile for a cargo
of ore for Pittsburgh.
—Messrs. W. H. Fry. D. C. Robinson
and John R. Stuart, late of the firm of
Stuart lit Barmore, steamboat builders.
Jeffersonville, have purchased the Mad
ison Ship-yard and Marine Railway and
appurtenances and machineig belonging
thereto, and will carry , on the business of
steamboat-building in all its branches,
under the firm of John R. Stuart at Co.
The new company have taken posses-
Won of the property, and are busy , in re
fitting and repairing the machinery for
active operations.. They have contracted
for building the hulls and cabins, of two
steamboats for the Red River trade, the
engines and machinery to 'be furnished
from Louisville shops.
River and Weather.
(By Telegraoh to the Pittsburgh 6asette.l
LOUISVILLE. rdaY 15:—The river Is eta.
tiopary. with 8 feet of water in the Canal.
Weather dy clou and warm. t
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n- at.. sad •SATIIIID I AT ZyZNINeB, , teem
j el l itle i ts l 2 3 aZi e be n tli r tligltrg t° m i" O ci ti c ri
o'clock;
„Dete_oll , dreorett of allsiatdi at tot ir.suthan
' UNK-DOLLA and ii,dividead of the In °ate
oedarad twha.
_year; In think itdd 'Desegipor d
Interest has been deelarell I.4iatinally in June
,t a pe I? Shied GlalßaWerba•Orgaisixede at
.th l ealt e Ms t i c ygter oe t
- et! &Lit a ' Ifi.plied 'to 'the
i,..
nredit °Cilia depositor a_s pritolpal.and , beara the
41wir pullers*, mmtbeL"lst • alaye ....of Jab* 'at
Dectr i giretrai 0°1030;717,, Wet.* Teak 100,4
Irbil Ihtf depot:lterates.% or net's° preset
h i s P a r li *ter:rail m oney • 1T 2 4. double In
WV th n tar Ye y rs. - -
Boobs cantsl the charter.. Byadirri, Hideo
and Regulations; bed gratis, on applica.
i"ci " l PT:L ' llliathiat itsitia.'
%TWO. sumeret , . , •
John t). BickOtho, ' A, M. ,PolloYA, M. D.,
Benj. F. - Fahnes Iferdman.. toch, Robert Robb,
James 1 John .W. •Bhutniterger,
James MoAnier.- .. J6ll4° S hidle ' ,
James B . D. Meeas; ' Alettandertipeer.
Isaac M. penstock., r , .Ohrlatian Yeager.
TM:TIMMS
.11rm. J. Anderiod, ' . Robert C. Loomis;
Calvin Adams,. ~ ;gear, J. Lllloh. -
John O. ilindley, - Peter A.,Madelre. •
°Porto. , 21'04 • ' John Marshall. '
Rill- narewin. : Walter P. Marshall.
Alonzo K. carrier, Jobs B. 'McFadden,
ObarleaA. Colton. ' .: Ormsby Phillips,
. John ityans. • f Ho !anti Bingitalt.
' ;John' J. Gillespie, , wm.-E.liohmerts.
. William 8.: Raven, ' , Alexander Tindi,e
Peter H. , Hunker; i sliV UAW Van, ICIrX: . .
BI 0 tut rip” • " ' Isom Whattler.,
iabsed, ..K.elly,:- ', , Wat:' P. Weymas.
, .
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E I P r AUX/E;talaljBNk 0 MAW - 124
i l l ie r i l ui,
mom --.-c......7.77,-7, - ...„,..„,
S ti-j:Ztl l,- , k.l
C""''.4'444Z-Vij 3 < l"' " ' %V 44 4 l Tpa: ; t A r:t4 l
P A'A'4 " '" ‘ : "442brar
lirft 'I it
10). mAI
iitti= a
PACKETS.
p-4 F OB NEW OBLEANSZia
GVESTON", BROWNS •
'L AL
LB. Te as-1 he new and stealth-built
steamer
MA TAMORA..NO.W... ...oapt.R. DaLzata..
Will leave above on TWORIDAY. s e lOsb
inst.
Forfreight rpassage apply on board
Inye FLA R & COLLIN WOOD. A g ents.
UPPER 211DOSISSIPPI.
wen fiTil lo Lol7lB, HEO•adE i i i
.A: KITE. ÜBUQUE and ST.
PAUL—The steamer • '
MAGGIE HATS Capt. B. C. MARTIN.
Will leave foi the above ports on TUESDAY,
the lilth last. at 4 o'clock P. M.
For freight pr passage apply on board or to
VL&CIa & COLLINOWsIOD. Agents.
mairiel 1869 - . aigiZt
NORTKERN LINE PACKETS,
FROM ti
St. Louis to Keokuk and St. Paul,
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
One of the splendid Sidewheel Steamers of this
Line will leave titouls daly for Heolt uk,Dsven
pert, Dubuque, Winona, btillwatersun St. Paul.
Through receipts for Freight and rengers
will be given to all points oh the Up er hilwds-
WIPPt on steamers running from tit port anti
connecting with the Northern Line .ackets at
t, Louis, thus enabling Consignees t wet their
i.
re/4bl through without delay and t lowest
raw. Apply to JOHN FLACK, •[I
J. D. COLLING 00D,
• -
C. GRAT,
Agt to, or to
m1t21:43
4. I •91 Nate stseet.
VIIIITTSI KWIC
.G H,
Aidat W ARBLING AND PAR
KERSBARG LlNE.—Leave Cutaway, , s Wharf
Holt. to , u of Weue fitreer, daily at 1 ~ WED
NESDAY& and SATURDAYS,
tittiCY EAGL.E.....,.e. T.. BlinwitA Master.
Freight will be received at all uoura y
lAIirRS COLLI NB.
FLAME & CULLING 00D,
Agents.
CM
VI 0 W E-11411 NG. ,j•
MARTRT rA,PARKICIISBURG
AND. C IXCINNATI.
Leaves Pittsburgh EVERY TURBO - ILA
Leaves Cincinnati EVERT- FRIDAY P. M.
_ The swift. and superb didewbeel Ste mar ST.
MARYS, T. C. SWEENEY, tommader. will
leave as announced above.
For /height or Passagt , apply on board, or to
FLACK & COLI INGWOOD, or
coLLINn & BARNES. Agents.
N. B.—No Freight received on Tues. ay after
nap
ST/UMSERPS.
TO LIVERPOOL AND
, .
'Qt r EENSTOVirt
TUN: INMAN MAIL STEAM
.Sgmberttr - itzteim Arin , elasir.ressels,
to- =the celebrated
titxr_ Of BOS TON
CITY OP A
0/TY OF BOSTON CITY___OF_B=III4,
•. OP L0 , ► 0.•
SATIIIWA.X,, trout P er 45,
north Elver, New York. For marmot° Bather
lolonSacton aanto to
• ' WILLIAM BINGHAM,. r.
TO FIFTH STREET. (Chronitle Bowling. •
- ooarlonnonslto Pilaf v,Ano. P.fileMy.ll6
clown : : • 14 1/41
t. z. a3zztaess
...
DILLINOEII & STEVENSON,
DISTILLERS AND DEALERS IN
Piire Rye Whiskies.
INFORTICILS OF - -
BRANDIES ; WINES, GINS, &9..
No. 87 Second Avenue,
ap2o
PITTSBURGH. rA
Ew e r,siq.. WD E BY. A. a. sr ,
W. M.GOJAILt
'WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 27r Liberty Street,
(Dutscwr OPP. EAGLE HOTIL,)
:716
EirrICSBITIUM,
ISTRILk .j.
STEELE & SON,
17. L.
Constnisaion hierchants, •
AND DaLasas IN
ma , coia.BßAlN. wiziommo. me.
Nd, 96 OHIO MESA near Heat Common,
ALLEGMINY CITY, PA.
PDTXII KUL . • JAB. I`..
KELL it RITCHARTi
COMKISSIOPI MICRCJAANTS,
I AND DNALDNB Dt
FLOUR, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, te.,
349 Lilberty St., Pittsburgh,
my24:bBl -
L J. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and. Retail &wens,
No. 396 PENN /STREET.
,137.3391
IsiITTLF4 BAIRD & PATTON,
Wholesale Orocers, Conunission Aterehants
Dealers In Produce, Flour,
1111
Bacon, Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lard 011, Iron,
_Walls, 018 .
Cotton Yarns and an PqcsbuTsti Mintillictures
generally, LIS and la& **CORD kintim,
Pittsburgh.
JOHN BRIPTON' A WALLACI.
truurroNa4 WALLACE, Whole.
SALE 0 ROONOB AND PROD,IIGN DEAL
; N 0.4 !METH STREET. Pittsburgh.,
1412:rra
10111r1. 1101:1111-1WW. 11017131....111`11. LT. 110V81.
TORIV I. HOUSE . &BROS 4 Suc.
U castors to JOHN I. HOME a CO., Wnole
sata Grocers and Comlnission. Merchants, Car.
ner or Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittsburgh.
I E I
C. ARMSTII, i NG,Successor
to Maur it Atakotrong; 'PRODUCE
1
0 98ION MERCHANT, No. AD Market
tateet. •
g At.
,
,
.]/Z
.1
f! ,
1100PIN8 , SIMICOVIVINVI
Qualities and. Colors.
fartite6iar aitarition trento isyta g slate: and
f i e d a d a4tzx mate roots, yor partkautra and mined
••r L IiETNYER,
No. 43 Seven" A.Voono•
PITTSBURGH.
Inbtl:ent .
SAY'S FERRY t
PRISTINE INS; WORTH.
O. E. ROBINSON,
wuritiNterinuur 6).
•Bitiek,iiiid,CoLited P . thiU44 Lithographic
rink van Vt.
fitrio,bni , baulat kra,
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INSURANCE,
111 E. IRON - CITY
MUTUAL I j URANCE CO.
• Of Penns3dvania.
Offlee, 75 Federal St, Allegheny City
Dpcir.viirun:
Bon. JAMES L. GRAHAM,
Rev. J. B. CLARII,D, P.,
Capt. R. ROBINSON.
Rev. A.K.-BELL, D.D.
Rer. S. H. NE C.D.
W. A. RRED_,_ Cashier : Allegheny Trust Co.
JACOB RUSH, Real Estate Agent,
SIMON DItUM. Mayor of Allegheny,
C. W. BE NN Y, Hatter,
Ai 8. BELL, Ationtepat-Lavr,
IL L. PATTERSON, Lumber 3lerchant,
D. SWOO:RB. Insurance Agent. •
Capt. UOBT. ROBINSON, President.
Rev. J. B. CLARK, D. D., Vies President,
JACOB RUSH, BeeretarY,
C. W. BENNY Treasurer. •
M. W. WIIITE, MEDICAL Annus.
DANIEL SWOGER, Glenn Agent.
This is a some commit:Ey. conducted on the mutual
Drincipte, each ,policy, holder receiving an equal
share of the profits of the Company. Policies
will be Issued on all the different plans of Life
Insurance, and being conducted an ad economi
cal basis will afford a 'safe, investment to each
policy holder.' and thereby 'retain the money at
home to elcourage home industry. mh29:g33
BEN FIIANIELIN
,INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEUTIENYt , PA.
OFFICE IN VILANIELIN SAVINGS BANS
BUILDINGS, •
No., 41 Ohio St., Alleighenv.
A HO N& 003IPANY, - managed by Directors
wet. known to the community, who trust by hdr
deaUnt to merit , a abare"of your patronage.
HENRY IRWlNPresident.
QkO. D. RIDDLE -
._.deeretaxy.
DIRECTORS:•
D. L. Patterson, Wm, Cooper,
I Jacob 'Franz,' ' lOottlelb Yaw,
.R. Smith, . Jacob.Rtish,
Ch. P. Whiston, •Toseph Craig,
H. J. Zinkana, I.Tere. Kohut.
R. n' HERON,
GENERAL AGENT.
Henry Irwin,:
Geo. B. Biddle,
81man Dram,
W. M.' Ste
Jas.
j
splo:as
•
O t t il
INSURANCE COMPANY,
• -,,-
P;ELASN'S 13IIILDING. .
5151
No. . Mb Avenue. Second Floor,
• PITTSBURGH, PA.
•
i Capital All Paid Vp.
.. .
DIRECTORS.
th )
N. J. Bliley. - 11.W.oliver, Jr, Capt.lll.Balley,
Dan , ' Wallace, H. Hartman: A. Chambers ,
Jake MIL, N. 11 , Clarkan. as. H. Bailey.
.Thomas Sul , Jna.S.Wlllecti ' •
RUBE TH. KIN% President,.
: . !. i . , JNO. P. JENNINGS, Vice President.
JOB. T. JOHUTON. Secrelanr.
, • Oapt : Hi J. G OE,. Gen '1 Agent. .
insures oh Liberal , Terms: on .11 Fire
' and. Panne Risks.
api:jl/'
•
sznoig
prjOittYLITAIIIIA
COOPANY'OF PITTTSBURSH
o viwafi.„ No. lekpf WOOD STREET. RANH
OP "Matiraczßumprae.:
via Othapany, and Insureknolnat
1981 1,17AWIPPAU - Preabient.
. ft. o lfrarice.Pres4dent.
BUB T PA.TLOCX., Treasurer.
HUG .HttlilailnliT, Secretary.
; Drtinclona:
Leonarit Walter, George Wilson,
C. C.. Boyle. - Geo. W. Evans.•
Robert Patrick. J. C. Lyre.
Jacob Painter, .1. C. Ple tier,
Joslab King John Voegtley.
Jas.-H. Hopkins, A. Ammon.
Henry Sproul, j 74:
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BT FIRS
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA,
0F1F1C74426 4 437 CHESTNUT BT.,near GTE.
DIIMM:M3
Manes iV. Bancker, Mordecai H. Louie
Tobias Wagner, David 8. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea.
Jacobil. Wrath. Edward C. Dale,
r^v'worwe W. Richards, George Vales.
CHARLES O. BANCHER, - President.
, EDW..O. DALE, Flee President.
BTEELE,__Secretary,wro tem.
, J. GARDNER COFFIN, Acinerr,
HottrWeat corner Third and Wood Streets.
mn2ll:wl6-
NATioNAL
INSURANCE COMPANY, •
Cor. iederal St. and Diamond, Allegheny,
Office, hi the SECOND NATIONAL ILINIC
BUILDINO.
W. W. MARTIN,
_President,
JOHN BROWN,__Ja., vice President, •
JAMES E. STAVENSON,, Secretary.
DISZCTORS:
• .
I
rt
John A. Myler, Jae. Loebbart.ro.. Mien,
Jaa.L.Graham. Robe Lea, C. C. Boyle.
Jon. Brown,Jr . George Gent, Jacob hope,
0.11 S'valtllams Jao.Tbotaimpuil. Mcblanaher
ENTERPRISE •
INSURANCE . COMPANY
i OP PITTARD:JR OH, PA.,
°Bile°, No. 424 PENN ST.,
(INNATIONAL TEUST CO. BUILDING.)
• \ DIRECTORS: -
BentAMelOon, 'bt. Liddell, W. 'J. Friday, •
G. aledle, 1 C. Van Buren, . Kirseb,
r o
Z. H. Blanchard, J. Rannwiseh, lids, ' Siebert.
1... j. J. Weisser, P. Sebildeeker•
i
E. S.liriS i President.
, BQBT. Di 1180.14. .Vice President.
BOBT.J. lORIEL Treasurer.
'felt . : J. J. ALBLETZ. Secretary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COM.
1 . PANY ON PITTSBURGH.
LBEANDER FrIOIC. President.
WM. P. HEBB& T. Secretary..
CAPT. GEORGE BELL, General Agent.
Orace, 921 Water street, Beane." Gooe Wes.
house, up Stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will ure ageing. all kinds of Fire and Ma.
iliti Risks: Atonic institution, managed by Di
rector} 'who are . well ;known to .the community,
and who are determined by promptness and libel'•
nifty to maintain the character which they have
assumed, as °Tering the best mtection.to Ligon°
who desire.LO be Insured.. ~.-
ninurrOne:
Jilexianiar Hlntick. ' "Jelin R. MiOune,
it. Miller, Jr.. Chas. J. Clarke,
Jame s meacjeii. ..; WHlLtaz B. Evans.
• Alexander Bpeer,, Joseph Kirkpatrick.
Andrew Amen, • .. Phillip:W= 6 r •
. David M. Long.: :WM. aliarnlOß:
1
,D. Itinuez, ' - .. ' ' ' no
tworvEr oitintorcE con
nom
,
°Trims; mitten wool) aonrrn erns;
L thane timipalty4ikliekriltrid Marine sties
„ lit
OLII : e Ci: V it f
t li . o4 t sa g a +As p
Joan
glitr il i fi t.ftb tirla i p• •Bnisk.
. 474271146:04 . 71 .4a ws
, N ym :) , Joe,
s primeit.
• J.& 99 N. eentea Aseat.
13
tkLLEOXIDNit' iNsinwrcie
-• COMPANY- I'lp ,
":t r iTTBETIROH.
011,Noh sTanrra STREET, flarnr BLOCar.,
Imnires agli4igi all kinds of Elsa and Marine
;JOHN Twit Jll...L'resident.
- , J. fIOSEINSON woe President.
Q. DONNEL,__L .',VeuetatY•
,varr. WM. Dram. general Agent.
DIBEOTOas;
. .
John trwiar., B . L. Faintellook
T. .7:,Hawa,, E. Everson,
O. 0.. H .iaml Hobert H. Davis,
. matey Francis dellers.
Charles EAl an. .nant. J. T. Storndale.
Caps. way T. H. Nevin.
- •
OIL
LtIOR CLeivs,.
6211 EN OIL OLOT
•
•, ? t /Q_lt DOW
TXkIi W _ IN tIPATIZNT
W/N/bOW bH,DE jai
TABLZ D TU
RAILRO ADS.
1869 igitam
rifroki u PORT We THE .t unit:Alia°
W. and CLBVELAND &PITTSBURGH
From Ma! Inn, 1809, trains will !mirk...hies
and arrive at the Linton Depot, north eldit,"ruin,,
burgh city tonne, an follows:
koays.
Chleago 21:08 m
Erie IgnEr.l:2B am
Cl. ftWieghtii6:l,l a to
Chicago Midi. 6:5R a mi
Chicago Ex.:9:11-3 a m
Cl. thß , 'lrFa /1. 1
Chicago Ex.. p m
&
W'e Erie Bi*:3B
Departfrom ilogiisoP.
Bear Falls Ae.8:68 a m
Leetsdale !! . 10 :03 •In
Arrive.
!Chicago Ex.,.1:58 a at
(mica go Ex ..ib:o3 pa
Wheeling Ex 10:48 a ra.
Si.l I. oats Ex 7:08 pia
Chi's° Ex &111 4:08 p ea
Cleveland Ex 3:53_p a Erie & Yrnilxs:llBps.
CI. & Whlg Exll:s3pis
Leetsdale
i nA Al6:ou
Herr Palls " 8:98 am.
New n
Castle "10:115 8
ass
9
Eno " :1 ea
Leetsdale .. 1:0g p ue
Berl. ?ells " 9:43 pis
Leetsdale " 4:33 pig
Fair Oaks Sun
-1 513 is
day Unirch. 9:58 as
o 'Express leaves daily.
o Express arrives daily.
.. N. MTIILLOUGH,
Geri &apical.
66
/I 111
Rochester" 1:28 pm
Enon " .3:48 p m
Leetsdale Aco4l: lap m
Rea'rFalls • 6:13 Om
Leetsdale " 10:43pm
Farr Oaks Sun
day Church. 1:13 p m
..nr - • 51:03. m. Mica
.410.03 o. m.Chl
J. M. E.LEBALL.
mylo
en , / Ticket 41
•
.
N OF
TIME.
ASEME
ULEGEEINT.ITALI.EY ElAtipLito . •
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL.
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OF OAKS.
On and after MONDAY. May 3d, 1559 Two-
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (except .Bundan
win leave Pittsburg' Depot, corner of ,Elev
enth and Pike streets, ter, Franklin, 011 city, Ref
filo; and all mints in LI e Oil Regions.
LICAVI PITTEIBITAGH., titan' IN Si
Day Ex 8;00 A to Day "Ex
Night . 7:30 put Night Ex 6:3 1 11 ala
gradr3 B Ac, :3:15 p m BradysH Ars 10:15m at
Ist SodaW 'kis 945 am
Ad
goilaW , ks Ti4tia as
9d iiiiidaW , ks 8:30 pm SodaWice 8:15 p m
Ist Halton..: 8:45 ain Ist Holton— 3:50 a m
2d Hu1t0n...12:00 maq Halton... 2100,p m.
3d Hutton— 1 i:00 pm 3d Halton... 1:05 pig
Arnold's AC. 5:00 p m Arnold's Ac. 7:40 pna
Church train to and from Soda Works leave
Ptttsburgh at 1:10 Y. at. Arrive at Pittsburgh.
(Sundays,) at 9 50 A. N.
Express trains stop only at principal points.
Accommodation trains stop at all stations -
J. J. LAWREN ex, cien'i Supt.
pm THOMAS M. KING, Aes't. bap%
VENNSYL YAlatimi .
NIA CENTRAL P.AIL
AD. On and after April 95th, 11169, Tref=
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot.
corner of Washington and Liberty streets, air
follows:
Antes, . Depart.
Mail Train.... 1:25 am • Diy&gpreas..3l:/5 are
Fast Line 1.45 am Southern Ex.. 4:40 ant
Wall , a No. 1.. 620 am Wall , s No. 1.. 6:30 an* i
BrintanAcc , n.l:so am Mail Traint,..•. 8:15 a
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 am How'dAs Nol 10:20 ass
Cincinnati Ex. 910 am oCincinnt Es 1:11:20' ton I
Johnstown Ac10:35 am Wall's No. 2..11:51
How , d Ac Not 1:10 pm Johnstown Ac.3 : llfipm
, s
Pittsbh Ex. 1:30 pm Braddocks Ac. 3:40 p
Phila. Expressl:so pm Phila. Express 4:20 p
Walls N0.3...2:50 pm Wall's No. 8.. 4:sopm
Braddock Ac.. 5:50 pm Walls No. 4.. 6:05 pa ,
Hosed Ac Not 9:35 pm •Past Line . ." 7:2_ gPra '
tall's No. 4. 1:20 pm rioted se NO2.B:49pais,
ay Passn , r 10:90 pm Wails No. 5.. 11:00pin
ri , beae trains make close connection at Barri,—
bil fbr Baltimore.
.t;11 e
Church , Tips: leaves Walls Eltatksa ever,'
S. witty at , 9:05 a. m.. reaching Pittsburgh
10:55 a. M. Re"turning, leaves. Pittsbnrgb,
12:50 p. la. and arrive; at Walls 'Station
21 . :10 p. in. .
Niticinnati Express leaves, daily. All Otb•
Mira daily except Sunday. .
or fartherinformatiannp . t.: . . .
e reansrvantiliillo:B4Pailiwitnal'notas
me any run fbrßaggage,except'fbf wearingap
el. and Limit their, responsibility tb Onelins.
, Dollars in value. 411. Baggs_ge,auftdinp
stimOant in value ;yin be ar thy risk or Ilia
e or. =less taken Mr swim contrast..
3..DW &RI) H. W/LL
'O4 . Genera l Superlntecolent, Altoon i4 V l 4%.
i
...
E T. E R N-Kggisais .
PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.—On and afterAprilslstb,lll69,the
Ptssenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Rat road will arrive at and depart 'from the
Federtl Street Depot, Allegheny (My. as ibllower
_ Arrive. INPe.
ilpringd , e No 16:40 a m ar 100 a XI
reeport No. 18:20 a m Freeport`No. 1 9:2osra
Express 10:40 ato arpteg Nol 11010 as
Stirpb , g , No.11:20 p m Express 9:50 pia
F port No. 1,6:00 p m Spring:Pe No I R:80 117 S
5:50 p in Freeport No. 2 5:510 9 ae,
ngd 9 e N0215:90 m Sering 44 N026:30 DNg
Aboye trains run daily except_Sundsr..
The Church Train leaves Allegheny. Mt
evert eiunday at 7:40 m., reaching All=
City at 9:50 a. m. Returning. leaves Allegheny
City at 1:90 . p. m. end arrive at Allegheny June.
Lion at 3:40 D. 111. • -
Colon:manor; TlCE:gra—For sale in package*
of Twentv, between Allegheny City, Chestnutstreet, Herr's, Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and
Sharpsbors and good only_on the train s stopping
at Station. pet Zed tickets.
The trains l eaving p Allegheny Citl? at FAO lb.
In. make direct connection Freepon
kers Una of Stages for Batlerand filannelotown.
Through tickets may be purchase:l at the OZor..
No. 1 at Clair °street, near the StrtiensionßriAge.
Pittsbor. b, and at the Depot, Allegheny.
For farther information &only to •
JAMES LEPPENII3,"
Federal Street
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad W " nag
s. same any risk for Baggage, except for wearing
apparel, and limit their responsibility to One
Handed Dollars in value. Allbaggage ex.
ceeding trig amount in valde,willbe at therriiilt 01
the owner, unless taken by special contract.
, EDWARD Si. WILL
a;
sp 'Sen egal Sunerlatendent, Altoona, a.
113ITTSBURG111,_
CINCINNATI AND
. LOII/8 RAILWAY. • •
• PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
CIHARGE oPTlMM.—Onfand after MONDAY.
April Seltb, isee r trains vffitleavoll snit solve at.
Qs Union Depot. aar
Depart Arrael.
31:08 a: a. 3.11:13 a.
Bast Line 9:43 a. m. 9:13 p.sa.,
Express . . ..... ....... 51:33 p. m. 4:33 a. 1 / 4
nand," fa 5:33 p. Mks
McD Acc , n, No.I L1:43 s. 18:113 rm.
steubenTive Accbmmod. 3:589. al. 9:83 Wu
MeDonalMs Aor'n. No. 115:la p. m. 21111 D. 111.
Bandiutluiroh Train—. 151:58 p. m. 9:158a. ras
sa-51:33 P. M. tra'n will leave
.19:13 P. at. train will arrive-daily.
All other trains will ran daily. Manuals except► ,
ed. The 9:43 a. m. Train makes close eon...
neetiona at Newark hr Zanesville.
8. P. SCULL, General /Picas* Agents
NV: W. CARD, Mien, Steubenville: Ohio.
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lifirte@SPOrtACCOMdt'a 11 :00 A. IS• 2:05 P.
Ex. to and from Unt , n. 3:00 P. it. 10:1Q A. M.
West Newton - Accom , d 4:30 p. it. A. A. If.
Braddock's Accomdt'n. 6:18 p. it. , • Iftso P.ll
Night Ac. toMcK'eport.lo:3o p. K. 6:45 A.*
Bunday Clutroll.Traln to - •
and Dom West Newton' 1:00 P. 10:00 A.
For tickets apply t' -
E. R. BAYMOND,'Agent
W. B. STOUT, Supenutendent. • SOU
SMOKY HILL
UNION PACIFIC
Eastern Division.
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