LIVE STOCK MARKETS
PEN•c'A CENTRAL STOCK YARDS,
WEDNESDAY, May 2d, ISW.
SELIPMENTS.
The fellowing are the daily shipments
of live stock to the eastern markets for
the week ending Tuesday, May 25.
cAtne. nog a. Sheip. Horses.
560 1
4 ,731 3,451 14
184 ,397 2,450 79
1,411 3,866 4,444 119
299 5,325 1,481 32
229 4,535 761 76
682 1,903 3,035 48
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,.
Monday,..
Tuesday,.
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3,365 21,757 15,572 368
2,745 13,510 11,930 489
CATTLE.
There was a fair business during
Thursday and Friday of last week, the
sales in the aggregate on those days
having been large; since then,'however,
the market has been tame and dragging,
buyers and sellers having been unable
to get;together. The great propertion of
the arrivals thus fir this week have been
from Chicago, though they were several
droves from Cincinnati and St. Louis.
In regard to quality there is not much
difference compared with last week, the
bulk bt the stock consisting of good to
prime shipping steers. The advices
froaubtew York were not as favorable as
On lidionday, while telegrams from Chi- 1
cage eport a light run and an advance
Of frOm a quarter to three-eights, and
this, explains why buyers and sellers
wereunable to get together. 'Shippers
I t ' s
gene lly refused to buy at the asking
pric s contending that they'could not
dos without running azood chance of
loshig money, while sellers, in view of
the advices from the west, were unwill
ing. to make concessions.
AS will be seen by reference to the re
port of sales, there\ were one or two
droves of estra sol at 8, but shippers,
generally, alleged .that 7% was all they
could afford to pay fer the very best cat
' tie, and good to medium shipping steers
may be quoted at 7017%. _
WEDNESDAY. May' , 19.—Holmes, La&
. fares- & Co. for [Widen to Reed 32 head
weighing 38.875, at 7%; M'Cord to
Maynes 3 oxen weighing 4,9 W, at 7%.
TntritsneY, May 2o.—Holmes, Lafferty
& do. for Morris to Klemm 26 weighing
32 150, at 7%; same ler Thompson to Aull
& Co. 48 weighing 60, 1 375, at 8; Corbett to
Ackers & Co. 10 weighing 14,874, at 7%.
Fatoesr, May 21. Holmes, Lafferty
& Co. for Quick to Klemen 59 weighing
79,575, at 8; same for, same to Di'Mahou 1
59-Weighing 78, , at 7,85; same for Mor
ris to Klemen 68 sighing 82,475, at 735;
same for Morris Martin 66• weighing
' 79,550, at 7%: same for Morris to Kelley
72 weighing 76,276, at 6%; same for same
to Anil & Co. 57 weighing 59,625; Brown
to Freitz 15, at 7%. ,
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IBATIIEDAY, M22.—Hedges & Taylor
for Dowly to Rely 110 weighing 147,275,
at. 7,90; same tßringoff to Landis 47
y a
- weighing 60,623, t 7%. •
TUESDAY, hie 25.—Holmes, Lafferty
&Co. for Throck Orton & Co. to James
Martin 32, weighsg 43,850, at 8; same for
same to same 5, weighing 5,675, at 6; and
13, weighing 16,250, at 7%; Tranrman &
Lohman to Gfiod 10, weighing 10,875;
Berry & B. to Young 18, weighing 21,100,
at 7%; same to Ohnus & Zink 15, weigh-
• ing•19,825, at 7,85.
1 Wurorrkerav, May 26.—Holmes, Laf
feity`St Co. for Good to A. W. Gillett 50,
weighing 67,925, at 8; same for same to
same 10, weighing.l6,77s, at 7%; same for
Jamison to same 33, weighing' 40,275, at
7,35; Hazlewood & Blackstock for Arm
etre:lg to Beach & Bray 16, weighing 22,-
, 3ZO, at 7%.
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i. I The Sheep market - closed strong last
. Saturday with the pens cleared and that,
too, at an advance of from a quarter to
' half a cent per ps . und. This week, how
' suer, wider the influence of large aril
vats, the market lam broken down again,
' • and the advance established last Friday
and Saturday, has been more than lost.
We now quote the very best grades at
5%@6, which cur. Saturday last sold at
6;,@634, and it looks at this writing as if
the, bottom had not yet been.touched.
Good to medium grades 4305. The
daily sales were as follower
Wednesday,
Thursday,..
I- Friday,.. .. . ...
Saturday,...
1 Monday,
1 Tuesday,
Total
Last week
HOGs.
The Hog market, also, has, to use a
common expression among drovers, re
ceived a "black eye," prices having de
clined from three quarters to a cent per
pound, since the date of our last report,
and even at tne decline,' the market is
dull and weak witha supply considers
bly
in excess of the demand. We now:
quote New York Hogs, which last week'
brought la p 93;, at 8%@83. 1 ,, and Phila
delphia Hoga,_which last week brought
10%12f:107)(,st,.91)010. The • daily sales
wore as follosys:
Wednesday,......,;
• ThuiSday,
Friday,.
Saturday,.
'Monday,
Tuesday, '
Markets by Telegraph.
- NEW YORE, May 26.--Cotton favors
buyers; sales 1,500 bales at 28%@28%0
for middling uplands. Flour dull and 5
• @lOO lOwcir; receipts, 13,430 bbls; sales
6,800,0 bis at 56,25055, 60 for superfine State
and western, 15,95@8,3,0 ~ for . extra
;LI ' 5iatt;;45, 1 7,6@i3, 65 for extra' Western; $0,70
( 4g57,65 for good to choice wbite wheat
! ' ektfra; O ®7,25 - for• IL H. .9.1 '37(p)8,50
for extra qt.l o onis, and ;£412 for good
, - ' , •tcrellhica do.; i mcising; quiet and heavy;
' in'ciuded'in tailee's.re_t,ooo bbls of extra
-. Atatafor export. , T Bye Elm* Wall; sales
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200 hbleat $4;15a6,80.‘ ' Corn Mealquiet. ,
r uisky dna; sales_ of 50 bbls Western at
-1 • 1 ` ;1 1,12; heat' t-Vheiti'iceelptit4.3l3 bus;
/3 St
‘ eavyland 1,%"..- lower sales,of,
'.' LI -I sai wit:11,42(444,0W tiedifErins
, , afloat, closing .at inside= r ice; 111, 6 fflr f
''' i ! " r .' r Irlk 1 del ideaTeiijkrin 110,1E4 1 likrn,
red Illinois; 11,45 far,..wh to Canada' in'
4; obotii4 SIP tor gmberrAndtsl24l46s, for'
miter whiter Cana 1 51,6816 - r choice
*, . IPA. -Ityatinili 'Bly and
IP:IL; g r eVinat iibmiiiik'Arecei- 00
illt,
f_i_ t , va i mpul 11§2c
' ' Wir VA ' or i
- r th sal ,thici k t ;_tg@oo
' . l'Or, ' a g ed a44:# l ;sound., new Med ,
/j 'M'MS' 3 ® 6o c r aalinfrdok' e kiln:
dried; ins old mixed western °livered.
',ljitijititeiiiitl 69,1211 bail leatiwin sild
rather more inquiry; sales 57,000 bnC4
•: 075 c for western afloat. No p u n f ,..
fee dull. Susi dull; sales 206 tibliktubli'
f it . 1 /30 12C4 lesses•firtatahles 60 hli 41
)'' '_- Cuba t' ble" tiffoleiith ' liitiet at 15y d @il
. VC fo#erude; i34 , ,,AstAO for; cefietd.
if, -l; '' ther:•.::Eietnlock sole steadi and !in
4 . X wilemaud at PraVirous' Iniem,--, Wool,
', • , let; Weil . 300,000' pounds 'at,45®55 0
t
' or, domestic. fleeciip 4445470 for pulled.,
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i "ebalL 'quiet., Liiiseid_ol l Saul lat si.o7@,
1,69. Pork dull and drooping with sales
il 0015 111,100131,131145 fey new mem ;
s ' ' 'closing at $31,25 cash; e31@31,12 tor old
J 026 or prime; $28,23 for prime
' ' Itss-119.4Arro'Lef-i-fteidy with sales of 160 bbls;
;
I es tin hanged. • Tierce Beef dull and
3Purn'ochangeed with sales of 25 tierces. Beef
arm. sales of 250 bbls at $25@32.
- ,1 tg -1118 ---' ' 'isles }of , 290 pack
' '4j Cut ' uleen $
-hea Y ; - shpuldors 15®15%es
ages a!ilitr e At e tand'itkial. „Laird
hams. ,
uiet an d berry . ,. sales 650 tierces Oa@
tir.ien.MollB,o torldealtip and
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183,®190 for kettle rendered. Butter
quiet at 35®38c for Ohio, and 36®40c for
State. Cheese steady at 190245 c.
Freights to Liverpool firmer; shipments
per steamer of 7,500 bus wheat at 7d.
Spirits Turpentlue heavy at 476*18c.
Metals: Sheeting Copper steady at 33c; in
got copper quiet and steady at 24 ®24%c
for Lake Superior. Pig iron quiet and
firm at $40®45 for Scotch, and43to4o for
Amerinan. Bar steady at $85®90 for re
fined English and AineriCan. Sheet in
moderate request; 11.14®13Mc for Russia.
Nails dull; 4X(g14,,1c for cut; 6%,®6 1 ),1c for
clinch, and 26@3uc for horse shoe.
Latest—Flour closed dull and 5 ®lOO
lower, with a limited export demand for
low grades. Wheat is dull and lc lower,
the decline in gold and the advance in
freights having a depressing effect upon
the market. Rye is nominal. Oats dull
and heavy, and sales were made at 74c
for western afloat. Corn; market
and heavy heavy, at 67®78c for unsound, and
79®88e for sound new mixed western.
Pork is dull at 531,20®31,25 for new mess.
Beef is quiet and unchanged. Cut meats
are dull and in buyer's favor. Bacon is
dull and drooping. Lard is dull at 189
®lB3 0 for fair to prime steam. Eggs
are steady at 19@21c. ,
ST. Lours, May 26.—Tobacco steady 1
and unchanged. Cotton, very little do-
ing ; , middling quoted at 26%®27x.
Hemp very dull; low grades unchanged;
sales at g1,15@1,25. Flour heavy and
it•regular, and lower on all grades below
choice; supers range at s4®s for X, 44,25
®5,25 for XX, $5,00®6,50 for XXX, $5,50
®6,00 for fancy, and favorite brands at
$8,50®11,00. Wheat—all grades lower;
fancy irregular and lower; good to prime
$1,30®1,37, choice to strictly choice $1,50
©1,65, fancy 41,70®1,80; spring opened
lower, $1,07 for No. t., brit at the close the
Grain Association took some choice lots
delivered in the elevator at $1,09@1,10;
fancy club 41,14®1,15. Corn higher for
yellow and white, at 72®75c for the latter
and 76®80c for the Partner; mixed dull at
710. Oats heavy and drooping, with but
little doing, at 66®69c. Barley in but
little demand; prime to choice 41.60®
1,70. Rye firmer and higher at $l,llO
1,15. Whisky quiet and firm at 99®41.
Groceries dull and not much doing, at
133401Ec for prime to extra choice Lou-•
isiana and 75085 c for prime to choice
Plantation Molasses, and 26c for common
to choice' Rio Coffee. Pork quiet, but ad
vanced '
12®12.c. Loose Clear Rib Sides
up the river 141y„"e• clear sides, same
place. 15c. Bacon stiffer and better, at
13®193. 4 c for shoulders, 16y,c for clear
rib and 17©17;‘c for clear sides. Lard
firm but unchanged, with a fair local de
mand at 14®171i0. Hogs in fair request
at 71;(yag,c. Receipts—Flour, 2,900 bbls;
*beat, 4o,•00 bus; corn, 7,300 bus; oats,
6,400 bus; rye, 700 bus.
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CIELIJAGO, May 28.—Eastern Exchange
dull at 1-10 discount buying, and par
selling. Flour dull at $4,75@6,75 for low
grades to choice spring extras. Wheat
dull at 1 1 ,4®1.,i0 lower; sales' No. 1 at
$1,15%®1,16%, and No. 2 at $1,12@1,1314,
closing weak at $1,12; very dull since
'Chance at $1,1112)1,12. Corn quiet and
1©134c lower; sales No. 1 at 66% ®6l%c;
No. 2 fa i0g591 , ;c; .rejected 5334@5434c;
no grade 45©160, closing quiet, at 67c for
No. 1; unchanged this afternoon. Oats
ateNC lower, with sales No. 2
9y,,®59y,c, closing • dull at Sc.BN
Rye nominal at $1,09 for No. 1 in store.
Barley dull, inactive and nominal at
$1,50®1.55 for No. 2. in stare. Highwines
dull; sales at fil,oo. New Orleans molaa•
ses 95®1,01). Sugar 131,.;®14%c for coin.
moo to cnoice. Mess pork inactive and
nominal at 431.25 ®31,50. Lard held at
18c. Dry salted shoulders IIN ®l2c.
Sweet pickled hams', firm at 1534 ®l6c.
Receipts during the past twenty-four
hours: 9,636 bbls flour, 52„072 bush wheat.
71,948 hush corn, 32,678 bush oats, 2,309
bush rye, 11,213 hogs. Shipments: 5,961
bble flour, 77,301 bush wheat,93,725 bush
corn, 70,214 bush oats, 1,602 bush rye, 189
bush barley, 3,337 hogs. Freights quiet
and firm; 10e for wheat to Oswego; 5®
63;0 for cora by stealand sail to Buffalo.
I . Crscuiw.tal, May steam
~—Flour continues
dull, and buyers are anxious to sell;
prices are 25c lower, and but little de
mand at the decline; family at $5,7500.
Wheat dull and lower, and but little de
mand at the decline: closing dull at 41,24
®1,23 for Nos. 2 and 1 red winter. Corn
in moderate demand at 65®66c for mixed
ear or shelled.. Oats in light supply and
fair demand at 68®726. Rye unsettled
and prices nominally lower; No. loffered
at $1,20. No demand for Barley. Cot
ton unchanged; middling at 20@2.9;4c,
and low middling at 25 3 / 4 @2634c. To
bade° in good deman ; sales of 369 hhds
at .$5,75@30. Whis! y
dull at $1,02.
Mess pork dull at $ ; no sales. Lard
held at 181X®18%c; no sales and no de
mand. Bulk meats in good demand and
prices higher; sales 250,000 pounds at
140 for shoulders, ,and 15e for sides,
and are now held higher. Bacon firm
and fair d*inand; shoulders at 13y,c, and
sides at r 63; ®l7c. Sugar cured hams
-firmer sales -at • 183;®19c. Butter Sc
lower; fresh at 30®33c. Eggs 16c. Lin
seed oil firmer. Gold 1391,4 buying. _
Lorrlsmr.u, May 26.—Provisions ac
tive and firmer. Mess Pork 431,50®32,00.
Bacon; Shoulders 13Nc, clear rib sides
16X®17 1 4c clear sides 17%e, Rams 19 -
®l9%c. Lard' 18 1 ,4 c,, in tierces. • Flour
steady and in far demand; superfine
45®5,25. Say quiet but film at 4450
for cholge timothy on, the wharf. Whisky
higher, at $1,07@1,10, but no stock in - the
market. Cotton quiet but unchanged.
Leaf Tobacco active; sales 319 !Aids at
prices ranging from $5,60 to 412,50. Grain
qttiet‘"and , prices unchanged. Butter;
ceuntry-Aeclined to 20®250. Feathers
firm at 85efor choice. ,:Cement steady at
;2®2,25. Potatoes quiet at $1,15®1,35 for
old. Bagging 'valet at 211,4®23c for
Kentucky EL. Wool; unwashed 33®36c,
Market more active and receipts liberal. 1
The nye steak' market' was moderately
active and prices unchanged.
CLEVELAND, ' May" 28.—Flbur; city
made ut held at 119©9,25 for treble extra ,
white;'"lF7,7s' . for 'double extra amber;:
18,75@17 for double extra red winter; and
, st3for.extraredt;conntry made is held at
1,58,50@7,50 'for double extra. red and am.
beri,l6Eso,74 . for , donblei extra spring, :
, f iri0.,r,60( 1 48,50 for double extra white,.
Tinter.- ~Wheat, . sales of 8 oars No. 1 red
'winter ut $1,48; No. 2 do. IS
is
at $1,23
i 01,25. Corn; No: 1 mixedis held at 71d.
and yellow,at j2n.Oats held'at' 670, Pe=
trOlguppl;Zefined- bi - _ held at .27 1 ,.j@ 2 8 0 for
1240ar lo ts t ~
is ndard white, kid '
Petal!. Iota: t
. . tif l3 ', • . f
"Tbilibig ' Mai l 28. -Flout 'Mill and
toweir dimble extra white wheat!offered,
at' 117,25, '4frithiait'bUyers: Wheat; dull,
'Wavy ahtll34g,se'lbWerf anther at'sl;3s on
Ispdt. and seller %for May; white , Michigan
SIAKIi:. Nor .1: whitebfferad..ati . sl,l3s, l with
.111;60.bidoiCornSa lowan No. 1 at 70c,
. and No...g.nt 07n, : Oats 'held
.• at • 686; , no
allies, / 'Rye dull,add nominal. Redelpidg ,
3,3* bus,wheat, 3,900 bus corn,A,4oo bus
"oats. Ship - Merits: 2,200 bbis flour, 7,700
bus wheat, 5,408. bits corn, 2,100 bits oats.
rural:lElmm,, May 26,—Flour ad.
V aced 25c; Noithviestern ' extra family ,
11. 00,75; Ohio do. 47®8,25; fancy s9©
iO. t.. Wheat` declining; red unchanged;
'araber 41;60; California $1,70@1,72. Rye
Steady at $1,40®1,45. Corn advanced;
yellow 92c.. Oats—western 80c. \ Petro
luennemhanugnecdh.anwgehdt.akPyrhoevildsini,dousl@l
ilntod..
BALTIMORE, MtT 7.—Fl!r - unchtng
ec. t tduiiad7eak i rimev i ii°y
leail',ndfatr.gc6atsisoo
lteli Confirm; -
prime whiteat 86®87 ,
and: YsibavrAt: eft9013.:. comic dull an : la
li g ht ' R99!..fizzgqlll.lAo®/.1 46 . ' Masi
..370
.. 3377,
.. 2290
... 570
... 784
... 3561
2105
1254
1683
335
1260
1586
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PITT
pork at 132. Bacon firm; rib sides
17e, clear rib 1731 c, shoulders 1434 c, and
hams 19@20c. Lard quiet at 19®19 1 4c.
Whist*? unchanged.
MinwaturEE, May 26.—Flour dull and
prices unchanged. Wheat unsettled,
$1,154 for No, 1, and $1,12 for' No. 2.
Oats !dull and nominal. Corn firmer,
62c for rejected new:- Rye dull, $l,lO for
No. 1, Barley e n tirely nominal.', Grain
freights' firmer,but rates unchanged.
Receipts-3,000 bbls flour, 113,000 bush
wheat, 6,000 bush \oats. Shipment-6,000
bbls flour, 135,000 bush wheat. ,
MEm ruts, May 26.—Cotton dull at 27
for uplands; receipts 124 bales; • exports
573 bales. FlOur dull; super $5@5,25.
Corn \750. Oats 80c. Hay $261527. Pork
$32. Lard 18©19Mo. Bacon steady;
shoulders ).3 3 / 2 c; sidesl7 2 tc. Bulk meats
dull; shoulders 123 c; sides 16Mc.
DETROIT, May 26.—Wheat very firm
for upper grades; receipts 6,509 bush',, at
$l,BO for ettra white winter; $i,62 for
No. do, nd $1,34 for No 2. Corn qiiiet
at 72c. Oats offered at 66c. Potatoes at
42c. (`,/ -
\pIVER NEWS.
The river continues to recede steadily
with five feet four inches in the channel
by the Monongahela marks last even
ing. Yesterday was tho hottest day of
the season, the mercury at noon being
up to S 9.
The Gallatin from Parkersburg and
New State from Wheeling, are the only
arrivals WO have to report. The latter
departed againf while the former has
been laid up.
The Wauanita departed for St; Louis
with a good trip; having about all the
freight site could take on the water.
The Grey Eagle departed for Parkers
burg, the repairs to her doctor having'
been completed.
The Glendale, Capt. Hare, is now in
turn for St. Louis and will be the first
boat out. Sho is one of the most relia
ble and commodious boats in the trade.
The Kate Putnam ;Capt. Geo. NV. Reed,
is leading for Cincinnati and Louisville,
and passengers and shippers should bear
this in mind.
The Matainoras No. 2, a bran new boat,
is announced for New Orleans forthwith.
The Armadillo, Capt. McCarty. is up
for St. Louis and St. Paul.
—The Belle Vernon and Wild Duck
were at Evansville on Monday and the
Camelia left. Nashville the same day for
Pittsburgh.
—The Maggie Hays, Pittsburgh to St.
Louis, left Cincinnati on Monday.
—Com. W. J. Kountz has contracted
for a new mountain heat, an exact du. ,
plicate of the Carrie V. Kountz, *ith the
exception that she Will have an addi
tional boiler.
—Capt. H. G. M'Comas has contracted
here for a new boat for the Red River
trade.
--e Most of the boat yards up the Mo
nongahela are engaged in building barg
es for the Big Muddy Coal Company, of
St. Louis.
—The Deer Lodge reached Fort Ben
ton on the 16th, and the Only Chance,
Alabama, Importer, Fannie Barker,
Peter 'Balen, Aberve, Cora, Big Horn,
Ida Rees and Huntsville, have probably
arrived by this time.
-The steamers sold by the Atlantic Sr.
Mississippi Steamship Conipany are ad
vertised for sale by Capt. Jos. Brown.
The following are the prices undetstood
to be set upon them: Pauline Carroll,
$30,000; Olive Branch. f2;),000 ; V. R.
Arthur,B4s,ooo: Continental, $16,000;
„Lady ay, $27,000.
—The Belle Lee le:s abandoned St.
Lonis and gone back to Louisville,
where she will paint and repair and be
fitted up for the Now Orleans and Vicks
burg trade.
—There is a general feeling of satisfac
tion among all interested in the turniti
tain fleet at the re....ently reported rise in
the Upper Missouri River. It is be
lieved now that all boats en route to
Fort Benton will reach their destination
without delay.
—Glover, an important witness in the
Donaldson murder (*se, has been arrest-;
ed at Edgfield, S. C., vrhere he bad a
a small grocery store.
—A St. Louts special to the Cincinnati
Commercial, save Alfred Sanford has
been relieved from the office of Supervie
ing Steamboat Inspector, and Daniel G.
Taylor. the former occupant, appointed
in his stead. Sanford had only held the
oftice ten days, and it is rumored that
Grant relieved him at the earnest request
of leading Radicals here, who protested
against the appointment of a man form
erly known as a strong rebel sympathi-,
zer. Sanford was an old neighbor of
Grant's when the latter lived near St.
Louis,-and \ voted for him last fall.
—The Dubuque Heralsi, of the 21st,
says that tho Glasgow was run into Gale- \
tart last Wednesday, where she received
the largest height of any packet that
visited that city this season. Her agent
'here JaCk Haskell, performed a cute
piece of strategy to secure her trip. He
l i
had 1,000 sacks engaged here, but know
that the MilWankee was to run into
Fevre river for* load, headed her off by
hurrying the Glasgow to Galena and
leaving what freight he had contracted.
ThelMilwankee is the longest boat on
the river, and was nearly three hours in
trying to turn round in that narrow
stream. All this time the Glasgow was
receiving a short distance off, and se
cured the lion's share of shipments.
—The Dubuquo Times says that a
steamboat having twelve feet beam,
seventy.eight feet keel, and employing
over 6, of lumber in ita construc
tion, isbuilding below Bridgeport to run
on the Maquoketa. The boat has already
been launched and found to draw only
six inches of water. - -
—We are indebted to Mr..T. J. Dar
ragh, clerk of the Bellevernon, for the
following rattort of 'her Pittsburgh
'freight:' ' Brownsville Packet Co, 10 bbis
Washed t play;" Clarke & Co; 1,600 bbls
flonriloo Ike bran, 525 do ehipatuff; Thos
'Coffin 423) , bble crnde:•clay;. Hippley, &
:Beckett, 100 eke bran, 100 do ehipstuff,
102 do shorts, bbls flour; G A Kelly, 10
allok.kkePlP:e4Alt W 51,V:they:a Co, 8 bble
glass; Park Bros & Co, gs„bbls 'scrap
steak rpnlik . Fait ManafOuring Co, 12
ittutait lye, ss",empty carhoYti*: SChotuaker ,
atiangiminilin; 192 tike - shipstuff: Stew
art 110 site bran; Singer, Nina
-161i'&106; 16 Springs.
(GT Telegrap) to ;the Pittebargh Gazette.]
LOIIII3VILLB, . May ; 26.—Riyer
with els feettwo Inches of water in the
Canal. Weath'er clear and very warm.
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Prrrsunneni, - Foni "iiirAYNIC k 0111.;
CIAGO , RAILROAD, May 25.=-17 cars metal,
' , Umiak di, Lk); 1 do do,_ Loomis &
Col
lord;-100; bbla flour, Haworth &D; 400
Him do, Watt, L & Co; 100 bbls do, (3
.Ikmeher; 100 do do ' owners; sB72 bgs bar
ley, T Collins; SO aka rags, Pitts Paper
Co; sdo wool, J H Struthers; 1 ear pota
toes, 1 keg apple butter* Bruggemah&
O'Brien; do do, 140 lard, H - Rea Jr; 8
bas ohee, 1 ear rye, WOe4worth & D;
7,bgo do, D,Wellsee; XS,S49,ram, !wail
' lough; Suith. :*; .co;,,SEl,PfaAheese ,
intSdell; / 00 ,419 A Okrilkl:4l4ll3 OWN Watley,
Mig
TM.
I
Nelson 4t Co; 36 eke rags, 'Frazier it Metz..
gar; 1. car oats, .M'Henry A: Hood; 50- I
bdls brooms, Shipton & Wallace; 5 doz
brooms, S Lindsay, Jr & Co; 1 car sew
ing machines, W Summer; 2 cars hay. 0
H Allerton; 3 bbls eggs, Morrison &
River and Weather.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
CLSIVELAND AND PITTSBURG'* RAT! -
ROAD, May 26. 7 -1 car shingles, Geo Rob
inson; 741 cakes, 46 slabs Copper,CG Has
sey & Co; 100 bbls flour, Jas Connor; 100
do do, 75 bxs, 2 crates starch, 15 kegs
peral barley, 20 bxs cheese, Watt, Lang
& Co; 304 pea blooms, 1 car brick, Park,
Bro's & Co; 1 car pig iron, Nimick & Co;
311' sks oats, Gynne & Stoneman; 2 cars
limestone ore, McKnight & Co; 40 -bxs
starch, Means & Coffin; 10 do do, S Lind
sey, Jr & Co; 20 bbls oil, Lapps & Weisel
24 bxs oil, R E Sellers & Co; .1 case to
bacco, P H. McKenna; 5 racks wasti
boards, C Schultz; 8 cases. mustard, W
Haslege; 10 cases tobacco, Dunlevy &
Bro; 6 bbls, 20 kgs pearl barley, Arbuck
els & Co; 13 bxs cheese,
Van Gorder & 5;
23 sks rags, Godfrey & Clark; 1 bx bacon,
'1 keg apple butter, P Duff & Sou; 100 oil
bole, B D Moore: 21 crocks apple butter,
2 bbls eggs, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 72 oil
bbls, 1 sk tails, B Pliamn.
PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS RAILROAD. May 26.-1 car oats I
and corn, Schnelbach & Co; 28 sks do, 16
do whist, 11 do rye, F Schild; 3 bbls
eggs, do rye, E Smith; 17 sks oats,
M'He ry & El; 7 cases tobacco,
Smith, J
& Co; 20 hhds do, M Heyl: 1 bx books,
Clark & Co; 15 tea lard, Hanna Co;
bbls flour, Shomaker & L; 1 car o
wheat, Bruggeman & O'Brien; 1 bx
spools, Eagle Cotton Mills; 3 cars staves,
W Hastings; 1 do do, Adams & Bro; 1 do
ear corn, J Dorrington.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD,
May 25.-480 bbls oil, Munhall & Co; 25
sks oats, Moore & Mitchell; 1 car metal,
Lyon, Shorb & Co; 1 do brick, Maxwell,
51, Math & Co; 49 sks oats, 16 do rye,
Scott & Gisal; 2 cars metal, J Moorhead,
12 sks woo], Booth & Co; 4 rolls leather,
M/ Delange; 157 bgs oats, 46 do rye, 37
dpi • corn, Blaney & Moore; 5 cars lime
stone, Shoenberger & Blair: 15 sks oats,
-Ars & Austin; 9 sks ry,e, A Whitten.
LLEAITEINTY STATION, May 20.-2 cars
wh at, Kennedy k Bro; 1 do bran, H. W
Ber orst; 1 do lumber: J Nanz; 1 do
sill ales, J M'Briar; Ido lumber, E C
Sheldon; 32 bble apples,
17 sks oats,
Ow & Kennedy; 10 doz brooms, J
Kohn; 15 do rakes, Whitesides & Drum;
2 car limestone, Superior Iron Co; 1 car
lime,\ G Stewart; 153 sks oats, Rose &
Ewin; 5 bbls oil, C Keefer; 25 bxs
i !
stare • A Ross; 1 car staves, Graff, M'D
& Co; 22 pales hops, Smith & Co.
`RIVER PACKETS.
El4 - ORLEAPIS AND TEXAS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS,
eALVESTON, ksRuW
• tLI.E. Texas—The new and staunch-built
'steamer I •
NATAMDRAS.No. ... •• ...Capt. It. \fletzata.,
W9l . leave as above on SA T URDAY, tae 29th
Inst.
• No fretfAit or passage anply on board or to
\
tnyt, LACKS CULLINGII'Lnib. Agents.
'\ I UPPER mixsissirri.
VOAST. LOUIS. IiF.O! jar mi t
.11,7 FKU K. GALEN A, DUBUQUE
and} PAUL direct—The new and elegant pas
enger packet
5 tIEN DALF lonN SI. 11)6E. Captain.
'Will: bare fur the above ports- THIS DA t, the
tnet., ,t 12 o'clock
Fdr freight or pi!..sage apply or. lx,ard• or to
mat-FLACK & coLIAN*MOOI). Avent2.
186 9..
N \ TILERN LINE PACKETS,
•
1 St.LOUIS to Keokuk and t. Paul,
,
AND ALL IS LEILIIEDI ATE VORT•ii
Ore of the iplentlttl Sklewheel Steamers of this
will St. Louis Ile Iq fvr lieokult,L) •ven.
pert. Dubuque, Wtoonl. Stillwater an. St. Pant.
, Through receipts for Freleht and Passengers
wlp be given to all points oh the Upper MI -sle
ilstlppl on steamers runnltt.; fromThts port nod' 04.
,eounee , lng with the Northern Line Packets at autl
:ht. Louts, tlms enabling Lon..iguees set t Sett' 'C r
Fr.lght tlrmt.th witnont dela, ahl lowest
Cot
Cr ,
ratte. Apply to JOHN L, AC
J. H. G, AT OLL I ...,(“5 . 00
I Age tits, br to 'A
R. C. 7
. ,
1M1Z:r.73.• •
91 Water aleet. sue
~'I:i Cf Y ~ ATI.
kt CINCINNATI a,
, LOU isVILLk:,—TLe nue
"sung• r steamer ,
'NATE Capt. G. W. it }MD.
Wilt loave in above on FilID/IY, the !28th inst..
at 4 o'clock r. m.
• for fralAlit or passage apply 2.1 i board or to a l
I ~ 1 1N VLA.CK' or
UrrN J D. CO LLINUNVcIOD, Agents„
OK 11V1FIEFLING.Aigrat
J . SIARIF.T I'A,PARKEASBURIi
AND CINCINN ATI. • I
Leaires rittsburgh EVERY TIIESO AY- DI
Leaves Ciuclnnati EVERY V RIDAY —4 I'. 31.
111,
i
Them ft and superb Sldewbeel Steamer ST.
31ARYS, T. 11. SA EY.NEY.lo.numander. will
leave as nnouneed above. . i I .
ForlFiight. or Passage apply On hoard, or Co
1 FLACK & COLI,INGWOOAD, or
.1 COLLIN , & BARNES, tteuts.
N. 8.--No lerelght rtcelvedjon Tuesday after
ILA. 31 . L .] I mh29
r7vr.mmmi
la) I 11", I' R V a tif , A,s id egr i e n
WHEELING AND !PAR
KERSBURG LlNE.—lJes.v, ConihaTre , li Wharf
1 1 04t. mot e,v W uoO iltree.t. daily a t 1.4 a t .,
WED
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS,
Olt Y CAGLE U.eL.lI t NHAN,Master;
Freight wilily received at alt pours by
JAMES coLLIS - $.
FLA.ux. Qc CULLINGWOOD,
Autuls.,
ME]
STEAMSHIPS:
T° ,LIVERPOOL AND le,i k:.,
QUEENSTOWN.
9103. mum MAIL STEIAMSUIPA
Ntimberlng: sixteen .11rstealasal vessels, omonBi
to mthe celebrated
Mr OF FAISON _ CITY OF ANTWEYP,
CITY OF BOSTON CITY OF BALTIMORE,'
• .
CITY ' Or LONDON, Pier _
Sailing EVERY BA.TURDAY, from 45,
crib Biver, Newitork. 'Vol nassage or farther
Informs:los sonic to .
WILL Mk BINGIIIAR, Jr. 1
TO VIVTIY STREEI .710oroo ttl kao filmdom 1
. , 1 yoarlerromoatte 4 i" oat ,4 1e.... Pittaburab 1
' 6
LEGiI I• ', ,
~ ,u , '•:111 , •1) , *- ;; ,- 1 .., CO,, ht itOtitlal -limb- ManufacturinK iC -
D'' , V k ' - i .
-ctierrEAE
.. .11 T E trATEAFVENNA.I
-Alt lb are enuerti. are neii lry *wring thir,
LiMbe Made by the Company. 1 •-•
To , these •verringt* litelb, de
•woutibbaythitt
our own expe rie nce has induced us to establieb.a
fact Orel beret at way lit makeacomfortable and ,
gamble limb, for a reaaotsable price. Aft r try.
tug aininiber of Delia Woke; and padded socket
- legs. we lave each foundusere comfort and nee .
fulness in• this ' "ADjUbTa , I3LIC LACZINO' -
tif,)CSIC.TtI, nate. in any ,ethyr wide in the D onn-,
try: Che'or 012 r numbet; Wanted mechania, has'
charge .f the 'hop. We have, bought the right to
use Awli of the' best patents,' andy testert.'
enee; we. hope to Improve in every .waywill,
add to the comfort, durability or appearance ofhe
ithiln •we Dia. • • •W i r haVe-P0 lbe price of o ur
new legs at "
In ereons from a distance are
vonlydetainedio the city while Vie mature and a
cast of the injured limb is taken. . • i - •
r!fhe saving to 'purchasers, as oompared with.
Eastern prices, is from ikliid to $93 le tne price
of le gin , t least *Mk railroad fere, betel bills
and other traveling exnenses.• end then we are
satisfied that our Um-burl/4'om esttev'etilfecletten
than any ons made in Nen York or Mimes/00i.
It
theau get orders,we can maintain our tauter} ,
at above price. and we therefore ask an ex
amination before eolng elsewhere.; • • , • ••• •
We make to order and keep on hand a steely'
of stockings, braces , and :
.applbuices , lin Muted
of deformed limbsoilm eruteues, trusses, ! rou tM der braces, &a: 'Fel' further .•nfortuation :
cuter, containing ma ouresno letterslrom
those who have Worn artldelal limo ! address
ART , PICEA t. lAMB MNUS' between .
Igo. 303 PENN STREET. between Thirteenth
and Fourt4entb, Plnsburgh.'Baw,atg______kba3 art T
MinBITE LIME,-'2OO ..1161114 6
Tv - ireesti 'Nato:Mute. for sale
• • ' , 1 •J. /3. eu by_
mapp.
~,;
1 1V ()PIMA HOUSE.,
Lessee. 14,_th1."1"
atantigerl " • M. 'IV. CaSNll•rt‘•
Last u`lg. it but two of titer:harming oung Co 7
medienneS and
. Vocialists,Atie
CIIAPMAII SISTERS
And the popular Comedian, Mr. C. D. BISHOP.
THURSDAY EVEinNG, MPS 26th, 1869,
the famous Operatic _Burlesque of
ALADDIS,OR THerIVONHERFUL SCAMP.
Miss Ella Chapman will play a solo oil the Ban
jo and deuce her celebrated Clog Hornpipe.
To romMence with Buck settine's Comedy of the
PET OF 'PhE PETT le ..tTS.
Yr (day ;Evening—Rant Ilenclit of tr.e CHAP
MAN ShTERS.
Channutn Sisters Matinee on Saturday.
---- 11 4 ITTSIIIURGRE THEATRE.
W. WILLIAMS. Lessee mar Manager.
7'o-NIM - I'l—The laughable burlesque culled
IN: Or the Man the Wheel. ML.rrva—W.B.
CAVANA.GIiz Mercury—Mlss JENNIE ENGEL.
WithGUS WILLIAS drama termed dld olln.concludlng
the:local Tag: IRON CITY
BY GJULIG HT.
Ladles:. Matinee on EaturdaT.
Aumlnilon 25 cents• •
MASONIC HALL. . •
THREE NIGHTS—TUESDAY, WEDNES
DAY A. ND THURSDAY, May 23, 26 and 27,
1314VERLVS lIIINLTUELS,
From their Minstrel Hall, Chicago. J. H. Ha
verly,hlitnager. Compo cd of eighteen brightest
lights of minstrelsy, among whom are Charley
Pettengill, S. S Purdy, Charley Reynolds, 0. P.
Sweet, Blg Gustave Bidaux, , with a full and effi
cient Qiiartette and Orchestra.
Aduilisicn, 35 cents; reserved seats:6o cents.
Matinee Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
my 22 PrilLo CLARE, Agent.
"`I.4.CAIDIEIIY OF MUSIC:
(Iza , a Exhibition (second time) by Mrs.
51.M.14 DAVIS' pupils. on TUESDAY, MAY
25111, 1669 . Parlor Dancing. consisting of light
gymnastics, and also a- F.ilry Drama. expressiV
adapto. from Shaltspeare's
MIDSUIVIMER NIGHT'S DREAM
Uricti of vdcalsslon. 50 cents m all parts of the
house 1 IN :m[3 and progracames mat he had at
all thelmu,c stoles. Mors open b.t 7: commence
a (paler tS. 1' ; 18:J52
Oi /WE Ur TEE
CENTRAL BOARD Or EDUEA;IOI4,
eITISUURGII. May !AO, 1869.
i.
‘,;,IEAILL D PROPOSALS, for the
IJ Mason r orthe foundation walls ortue High
Veltool tin Idiom , will be received until 12 M.
JLiisT 2d. It riders will state the pH 'e per f.mt
superilelal or the cut alone work. and the rice
per cable vi Or rubble work. Th'ey'will slam
stilt ,the bolo' amount for which they w Ide
the work.
Pliny and spp citicatlons eau be , seen at the Office
of BARR btosEit.. Proposals to be left at the
otileklof the Central Board,corner of Wood street
and Birth avenue.
tilddere will by required to: accompany their
bids' with a speAmen of the stone proposed 'Gibe
used'for the cut work.
Bids will also be received for the excavation.,
B3' 'order of the Building Committee.
my 20161. JOHN A. tiEItGE ANT. Sees,.
TUB PITTSBURG!! GAS CO wPNY,
• PiTTsBURGII, May 15, 18 6 0
POSALb: FOR
~ SLACK A D LIME
11/ PROPOSALS will be reelved at the
he PITTSBUROM OAS COMPANY on.
Kz..D AY, May 28th, for the delivery of
10 bush or good, diturnitioeb Cool:
U Out4lt of good merchantable' Nut Coal
. I
ucrill of good Lime. \
tea of the Company,on their works. All
h quality and delivezed ih such qu an
at mien Mines as may be unproved and
by! the Engineer of the Works. PJy
ho'nowle inouthiv, ret.trong ten /0)11 et
nit a ands of the tas Company uutll the
an of the contract. •
MI information that may b' requl d will be
furs? hid by the e ng laver at. the %%corks.
Vroh,isals) to be an -rest.el ta the rr• Eldent of
'the r islatrgh bas 4.'outonny. cuilbrsed••rro
poss.s ..r cos , slack or lime. ' us theca=e may
innicl7:•.l Engineer.
In ,
, - -- -
OP Fn. 2 OF CONTROLLER OF ALLSGILENTCO.i , I,
1. .: Pa., nttobut gli, May 17, th 69. i
iio, ICE TO coriTzturrons.
„ s A1.,v1) PROPOSALS 'will be received at
this otnee until the 31. st Wet. Inclusive An the
ere.etlo new brioge cline, lum Creek. on
'be. Le. chburg road. ou the between Penn
I I 4.1 in tjwnshlns,on the farm of IWm.Rright.,
kt.sc for the erection of a new bridge over
.00k,1 Run, In Yesa Iles towtrship, 'where the
ate 16.4 leaning from CaltonsM.rg to the
rues burg Turnpfke crosses sold In.
At,SL fur the eteettot , of ,a new bridge over
.tie peer Creek. on the ro,;‘l leant g. from Har
1/ r.
art I- to W.W. Connt.ll`a mili, in Indiana
wn E tip.
ft L 5,,, tor the erection of a new Wooden striae
re. e eentlug the n.ank.at the br lee over Deer
r et; . on the road leoding from the Three Degree
Lad o the Kittanning road in West Deer town
!!
16,
id s iaZ a t 1 .b.
laS•
R ~7,F a.
~~„:;
f ttii
PROPOS
Man- and speclde eau be seen on applies
By t rection or the County Commissioners.
H\EN RY. LAMBERT.
j: Controller.
- -
OFFICE OF THE
1 CONTEOLL'En Or ALLEGHENY COONTI".£A..
; ri.Trt.BOUGII. -May 21.1M09. t
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
,
SEALEDP ROPCOALS will be received - st this
fifties until the 31st inst. for MO o'ent ton Of anew
wooden structure at the bridge ores Turtle Creek,
pear Brinton's station, on the told leading from
borough or Bradk to the
townships.turnhike, in Wilkins an" Versailles
i Plans and speellications can be seen ou applies-
Mon. I
1 By tlßectton of County Counnlisloners.
1 [ HENRY LAMBERT,
. m""'lB3d&Tt Controller
0,200)00 TO LOAN* ON 'BOND
vcAp.DtiORIVAGE.: )f (.1 ,; .-..i,
Sepik* settled and,,acconuts promptly Collect;
:ed. Houses and ustiViti Oittatenegb and &Mem-
RY, Elheap,Bonses ap,sk Ls) 0 I. bast Litterty and
.B 8 addocts: , Lots bi - Natistieldi: , A very desirable
farm or O susresioplendid young orchard, good
st t mvei *lttristore3woomltudted; stiribgof utyer -
N743 Y ilat 7 4l l gt °°sl.
IV:1 ..g;.i .
...TOWS, Ifissotql slid Nirgiplaland for sale. . 1.
"'Enquire of
'filies: gbilaggli ,iv. U.M. ;HOLLAND
1 , 013F1)4 43 4 1 41 11 4 RPl4:PlaWASel l e i • ki
SitIaBINVIITEXIA .
iny9 tdlice back roam;
Oiraicir taiGLNEin AN,S
PrrplitraGlL, May 'WA. /$ O9 . 4
:10:ITICE17-The Asaeosaneut for
1,11 ,the Boardwalk. on Pearl street, trove Man
to Laurel Itteet,, , ltliw 7 eady for esseril lawn ,
and can be seen, at tots office until . WEIWILS . he
ID AY n at, Ud,whon It win be itturtad to t
(.143r resenter s Once tot collectlon• '
City
m 122
OOD:, NEWs.
...
ONskailBRAD Di DEAR TUIDI . ,_
'Enquire for WART.OI3 'Bread.
.. . _
Tie largesi and best: The tnithus "n • W." -on
eirelylcar , ' Ti exrne e'llie. .' . ez.tjTe
FIDICIIIND LA RA • 1/4).
arreanpt k lr p e *asnrentt i s , a gS, o
e l sT e ri ts
n*al 4*nM&
1669
•
eiTTlttlitt3ll. FORT WAYNE; do CHICAIII9
. W. and CLEVELAND &PITTSBURGH PL B.
From blav 9th, MO, trains will leave treat
aad arrive at theilroon depot., north aide, Fitt*.
biargh city time, as follows: •
bears. I Arrive. - -
dblengo Ex.i.. 2:08 tri !Chicago Ex.. 1:58 ala
Erie &AgnEr.7:2B ant; Chicago Ex-12:03 p
Cl. &Wt , i 0.4 , 03:15 a In; Wheeling Ex 10:48 a m
Chicago biall.. 0:58 a m:St. I. owls Ex 7:08 pm
Chicago Ex....9:4-3 a in Chi'go Ex &:011:08 p m
Cl. Ex 2:08p tr. ;Cleveland Ex 3:53 p
Chicago Ex.. 2:23 - piniErie & Ye'n Ex 5:58p m
&Erie Ex4:3B vn. & Wri'g Emo:s39m
Depart 4 froin Aliegheny.r Arrive (n AtLeghens
Bea , r hails kke. 8:58 •a, pl' i Lootsdale &c..6:58 am
Leetsdale.' 10:03 ain .Bca'r Fatis " 8:28 am
" 11:58 aVI LNew Castle "10:23 am
iochester " 1:28 p mlEnon " 9:13 mat
non " .3:58 p ru,l eeisdn'e " 1:08 prz
Leetsdale Acc•s:l3 pm:Bea'r Falls " 2:43 pia
Bea'rFallo " - .6:13 pm ' Leetsdale " 4:33 prn
Leetsdale " 10:43 P m " 7:23 Dna
Fair Oaks Sun- r Fair Oaks Sun
day Church. 1:13 p m day k,hureli. 9:58 past
ZIP 2:23 v. m..Ctdeago Express leaves dany.
sir 12 . 93 v. m.Cliteape Express arrives daily.
J. M. KIMBALL J. N.ld , Cl7l.l.ou'og,
Gen , ' TiCketAgera. ' Gen'lSuptenn.
(1 , HA. GE OFainift -
LIEIGIIENY. VALLEY luau:wars.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL
REGIONS WITHUU CHANGE- OF CASS.
On and after MONDAY, May 3d, ISC9 TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (except Sunday)
will leave Pittsburgl Depot. corner of Elev
enth and Pike streets, fcr Franklin, Oil City,Brif.
,
filo and all points in 0 e Oil Regions -
LEAVE PITTSBURGH. !ARMY IN ITITSBURGIT
Day Ex...... 8:00 arn pDay Ex 5:15 pm
pm. 3 0 m
Brady's g B * Ac 3:ls'p mißradys_ ... 10: 6: 15 a m
Ist SodaW , ks. 0:45 ain ,list sodaW , ks 7:40 am
SndaW'ks 6:30 p 2d SodaW•ks 6:15 pm
Ist Hutton... 6:45 a ral,lst Milton_ S:5O a m
2d Hu1t0n...12: 00 12.1Hu1t0u... 2:01Ip m
3d Holton... 1s:00 p m 3d Huston .... 1:05 p m.
Arnold's Ac. 5:01) p m Arnold's Ac. 7:40 p
Churcn train to and from Soda Works leave
Ptttsborgh at 1:10 P. sr. Arrive at Pittsburgh.
(Sundays.) at 0 50 A. m.'
Express trains stop only at principal points.
Accommodation mina stop at all stations-
J. J. LAWRENCE, aen`l nup`t.
THOMAS H. KIND, .Isn't. bup't.
ap:10 •
IDENNSYLVA-MWIR
IL NIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. On and after Aprll.2sth. 1569, Trains
will arrive at and depart from Libertyion Depot'
corns: , of Washington and streets, as
follows:
Arrtra.
Dirdi Train.— 1:25 am
Fast 1.4-5 am
Wall's No. L. 6 :40 am
BriutonAcc . h. 7:50 am
WalPs No. 2.. S:5O am
Cincinnati Ex.9:10 am
Johnstown Ac10:35 am ;
How'd Ac Not 1:10 pm i
Pittslech Ex. 1:30 pm;
Phila. Expressl•so pm'
Wall's No. 3-2:50 pm
Braddock Ac.. 5:50 pm
Ac No 2 9:35 pm;
Wall's No. 4. 7:20 pro
'Kay Passn'r 10:20 pm
These trains make clo;
burg for Baltimore.
The Church Train leaved Walls Station every
Sunday at 9:05 a. m., reaching Pittsburgh
WA'S a. m. Re turning, leaves Pittsburgh
12:50 p. m. and aryls es at Walls Station
2:10 p.. m.
'Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All otke
transa daily except Sunday.
For farther information apply to.
W. D. BE.CIiWITEt, Agent.
The Permsylvanlaltailroad Company will not e
fume anyrisk forßaggage, except for wearingan
panel,_smd limit their 'responsibility to One Hun
dre. Dollars In value. - All Baggage exceeding
tht t amount in value will be 'at th.e risk of this
enrnar, =less taken by special contract.'
EDWARD rt. WILLIA. •
apIS General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.,
EEST ERN-MINN§
PENNSYLVANIA
LROAD.--4)n. and after April 25th,1869,,tha
Passenger Trains or. the Western Pennsylvania
MO road will arrive at and depart from tho
Federal Street Depot, Allegheny City.aa follows;
Arrive. Depart.
Sprlngd , e No 16 : 40 mblail 7:00 ant.
Freeport No.l S:2O JI mWreeportNo.l9: 2o 4a
F.xpress 10:40 a tuiSharpb , g No111:20 am
Sharph , g No.11:20 p tn, Express 2:50 pm
Freeport No. 24:00 pm!Springd , e No13:30 pm
6:5U .p miirreeport N0.25:20 p m
Springd'e N026:20 mlSPringd , e N0213:30 plat
Aboye trains ran daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction
evert Sunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny
City at 9:50 a. In. Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 1:20 p. m. and arrive at Allegheny Junfs
tion at 3:40 P.m.
Coarwuraylos TICSSTS—For sate in packages
of Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut
street. Lierr , s, Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and.
ilharpsbdrl. aud good only on the trains stopping
At Station= !peened ou tickets. .
The trains leaving Allegneuv City at 7:00 a.
ns. make direct connection at Yreepor: withWal
hers ltne of Stages for Butler and Ha/mai:stows.
Through tickets may be purchased at the '01242 - -
No. 1 yt CURL street, near the Suspensionßridgs.
Littsbnr,he Depot. Allegheny.
For further a information apply to
JAMES LEFFERTS, /ut-
Federal Street Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not
a. sane any risk for Baggage, except for wearing
apparel, and limit their responsibility to One
Hundred Pollan; in value. All baggage ex
needing owner
unlessunt in value willbe at the risk Of
the-owner, taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS
ap2.3 Geneml Snnerintendent, Altoona. Pa.
rITTSBURG4, iMgllll
CCINITI A24D
. IN LOUIS RAILWAY.
PAN RANDLE ROUTE.
ORANGE OF TIME.--Onland after MONDAY.
April 26th 1869, trains will leave and arrive at
the Union depot, az fOliows: •
Depart. - Arriat.
Mail ......... 2:09 a. m. 12:13 s.
Fast Line , 9:43 a. m. 7:13 p. M.
Express 2:33 p. m. 4:33 11. 1/1.
Mixed Acc'n - 5:33 a. tst. , 6:58 p. m.
M te D be n v d l ,s e A c c o n m ,
m0d 1 3 4 5 3 8 ap..
in.
9:33 a.m
McDonald's Ace , n, No. 2 0,10 n. M. 3:1 8 D. 10.
Istmday Church Train.. 19:58 p. m. 9:58 a. m.
MPS:33 P. vt. tra'n will leave dilly.
p. train will arrive daily.
All other trains will run daily. Sundays except
ed. The 9:43 s. ffi. Train makes close con
nections at Newark lir Zanesville.
B. F. pc um, UenerslTicket Agent.
W. W. CARD. !ann., Steubenville. 0410.
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CORWIELLS V•t-li - Er ,
AIL ROAD.
On and after TIT.VdDAY, lloyember,
IWest. trains will arrive at and depart from Ms
Depot' corner, of Brant . and Water streets, as
follows:
Depart. Arrival,.
Mall to and from Union-
town7:oo A.Y. 6:00 P. Y.
McKeesport Accomdt , n 11:00 A. M. A:O5 P. Y.
Ex. to and from Unt , n. 30/0 fq. 71./0:10 A. Y.
West Newton Ancor:od 430 P. Y. 8;35
:BraddoeVa Accomdt'n. 0:15 . Vat/ P.
Night Ae.toMeport.lo:3 o r. M. 0:45 A. X
• !Sunday Church Traln to •
. and from West Newton 1:00 P. Y. 10:00 A.
Tor tickets apply ti
E. M, RAYMOND, Agent
W. B. STOUT, Superintendent. • no 2
s gi v t LL M ILL SIMPO.
UNION PACIFIC nuiwk;
Eastern Division.
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Colorado Nevada.
California,
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New Mexico, 'ldaho,
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Dr.INIVNag; , $Bl./king . ..r...a.sini
AND
AU 1 Points -In the Territories§
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AndiktbiANDEßstees TS[-WEEKLY-LINE
of COACHES for Fort. 'Union, Bent' s Fort, Pau,
Atituqueroue, Santa Ye, and all points In Arl.
zone and Newleo:
ith the r un additions of rolling stoat
In eq uipment, and:the • arrangements nada
iwithl emulsible Overland :Transportation Lin**
from i ts western te us, iktil road now oilers
unequalted fsellltles for the transudaslon of
teeinnt to shell's! Won. - • .
Ticket& tor sale at sit the,principat Oniala to
the United Stites and Canedsa ..
Be sure and ask for tickets vta THU SMOKT
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Depart.
•DayExprees.. A:l5 ass
soutnern Ez.. 4:20 am
s No. 1.. 6:30 ant
SIMI Train. 8:15 ant•
How'd Ae Nol litt:2o am
Cincin'ti Ez 111:110 pm
; Wall's No. 2..11:51
IJobnstown Ac. 3:05 pm
Braddocks Ac. 3:40 p
Phila. Express 4:20 p _
Wail's No; 8.. 4:50 pm
Wall's No. 4.. 0:05 put
.Fast Line...‘. 7:30 pm
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How'd ac No 2.8:20 ma
11:00 pm
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