1
1-,. * MORA by Telegrapli. -
.I'3 NEW YeSit4 /lily' 29 . -Ashes; • 'Pots
quiet at $7,82©8; Pearls dull. Cotton
i•
firmer; s
. .
Up
}
sales 2,900 bales at 29 for Up
c lands. Flour-receipts of 13,031 barrels;
- s@lo better and in fair demand for ship
t
;;,ping gradee; sales of 9,800 barrels at 15,40
ri (5,65 for superfine, State and western,
; $6,05®6,40 •for common to choice extra
l• State, ;5;851g6,85 do. for extra western,
1 E' 6 1 80 @7,7,5 for, good to choice white wheat
4 extra, $8,20®7,83 for common to clukce
R. H. 0., 17(g18 for common to fair extra
St. Louts, $9(412, for good to choice do.:
'closingo steady; included in sales 5,000
'barrels of extra State for export at $6,35,
part for forwardin,g. California. Flour
rather more steady; sales of 300 barrels
at 16,50®7,75. Rye Flour quiet and de
' dining; sales of 150 barrels at 14,75©6,60.
Cornmeal quiet. Whisky- dull, heavy
and lower; sales of 125 barrels of western
lat $1,01®1,02 free. Receipts-Wheat
173,372 buehels; lc better and in fair
; export demaud for Spring; sales of
110,000 bushels at $1,42®1,43 for
;No. 2 Spring delivered, 11,47 for No.
.1 do. delivered, $1,75 . for i white
!Michigan. Rye dull.. Barley and barley
land barley malt dull and nominal. • Re
i ceipts of corn 88,590 bushels. Corn heavy,
I@2c lower; sales of 16,000 bushels at 60
1 ®7sc for new mixed western via canal;
; 75©85 do via railroad; 80 for kiln dried,
land 85 for new western yellow. Receipts
loats, 89,011 bushels. Oats opened firm
but closed heavy and declining; sales of
, 39,000 bushels at 77(780 for western afloat
land 77,0 for do in store. Rye quiet. Cof
-1 fee dull. Sugar , quiet; sales of 450 hhds
Cuba at 11y,©12360. Molasses dull. Pe
troleum steady; 14(4)143443 for crude, and
130mc for refined. Hops quiet; 6@l4c
1 for American. Coal quiet. Leather;
!hemlock. sole selling freely at previous
!prices. Wool quiet and drooping; sales
1
(of 230,000 pounds at 501531 c for domestic
fleece; 60c for picked; 6734 c for Canada
i combings ; 39(641c for pulled ; 24@32c
i for Texas; 22(22340 for California, and
f 38e for Cape. Linseed oil firm and quiet.
I Pork firmer; sales 650 bbis at 131,25©
I 31,30 for new mess. 131;531,50 for old do,
$23 g 26 for prime, and $28©28,25 for prime
`mess. Beef steady; sales 1,000 bbls at
118(4)16 for new plain mess, 112018 for
new extra mess. Tierce Beef dull; sales
1130 tierces at $22®28 for prime mess, and
i'.. 126®32 for India mess. Beef Hams
i steady; sales 200 bbls at t25@31. Cut
".meats steady; sales 170 packages at 123,
tf(gdSc for shoulders, and 15®16c for hams;
mill:ldles quiet, sales 350 boxes at 16 5.16 c
for short.ribbed, and 1634 e for long clear 1
gibbed. Lard decidedly firmer; sales 200
i tierces .at 18©194c, chiefly 1930, for- ,
e.steam and 19%@193i0 for kettle render
'`led; also, 200 'tierces steam • seller
? for June and July at 19 1 7,®1934c.
t Butter quiet at 30@)360 for Ohio, and
36©38 for State. Cheese firm at 17(4)2235c.
(Freights to Liverpool firm; shipments,
90,000 bushels wheat at 6qd per sail and
: 735 d per steamer,and 500 bbls flour per
... '• steam at 2s. tals ; sheathing copper
' steady at 33 ; ingot copper dull and
i
, easier at 2334@23 1 )4c for Baltimore, and
23%®240 for Lake Superior. Pig iron
, quiet and firmer at $40;g45 for Scotch;
,;36©40 American bar quiet $85@90
. !for refined, English and American; sheet
1 in moderate request, $1134(41334 in gold
,: 1 4, for Russian Nails steady at 4% for clinch
and 26@30 for horse shoe.
~E Latest.-Floor firm for low grades;
.1 extra with good export demand dull and
heavy for all other kinds. Wheat is a
•:;r shade firmer for Spring with good export
I demand. Rye dull. Oats quiet- at 76c
i for western afloat. Corn dull and de
, . dining; 50©53c for new ,mixed western
', via canal, and 75@82c via railroad. Pork
e; qmet at $31,25©31,37 per bbl. New Mess
..
• „ beef dull and unchanged. Bacon firm
I; with better inquiry. Cat meats quiet
,without any change. _ Lard quiet at
19' 4 ®193‘e good to prime steam. Eggs'
~'i(duil at 18®20c.
..! Sr. LOMB. % ' m ay o n
.- m o unceo active but
ut
' • ;•• unchanged. Hemp nothing doing. Cot
.ton at 253 5 ©27e for - good ordinary to fully
~! middling. Flour dull at 14,25©7 for
1
superfine and spring extra; .. $5@6,50 for
i double extra; and 17 ®9,5070r treble extra
• to fancy. Wheat inactive at 11,08@1,10
-,` for No. 2 aiming, and $1,55@1;65 for prime
to choice and fancy. Corn, higher grades
4* ' from 71®75c•for yellow, and 75©800 for
white. Oats dull, lower and 'unsettled
at 63@65c. Barley quietat $1,30 for lowa
..'. spring. Rye dull at $1,09©1,10 for prime.
1
Whisky dull and lower. at 98c, and at
i the close was offered at 96c. Coffee at
..: '2430g125y‘c for good to prime; 2536®20c
• , for choice Rio. Sugar at 1335©15c for
•• Louisiana. Molasses at 75(4)85c for plan- •
tation. Provisions very strong. Pork
• • held at $3l, 31,50®31,75, the latter for ex;
' tra heavy. Bacon, 'shoulders at 13c, held
at 131 4 0, - and clear aides at 12©12y.c.
' • Lard firm and held higher at 173'0 for
• '.; steam, and 183' * C for choice in a jobbing
• way. Cattle ;steady at $4©7,25. Hogs
- quoted at Fig9,so: Receipts-2,600 bbls
• • flour; wheat 26,000;' corn 21,000; corn 19,-
,600; oats 19;100; barley 3,000; Tye 600 bu;
(hogs, 409. ' '
LOUISVILLE, May 29.-Flour steady;
• sales of aup,erfine at 14,72; family $8,25;
• - No. 1 $9,25. Grain-Wheat $1.20; Corn
/
, 'shelled in bulk 65c. Rye $1,65. Pats in
: .4bulk 65c. Rye malt $1,50; Corn malt
.
$1,10;-Oats malt 85c; .Canada malt, $2,300
' Groceries-New Orleans sugar. prime at 4
~. 143 c; Rio coffee prime 25340; New, Orleans
molasses prime 70c;. sorghum 530., Pro?
. visions quiet but firm. Mess pork at
$31,50; bacon shouldera 1334 c; clear .ribs
' 16%0; clear sides 17c; hams, fancy South
Carolina. 19e. Lard in tierces 18350 for
, choice. Potatoes-old $1,35; new $7.00.
- Candy; 12 oz 153;c. Cotton quiet and
;,-„, steady; sales of low middlings at 25140;
middling 26340; good to ordinary 23%c;
' ordinary 22;6 c. Bagging-2 pounds Ken
• tacky Pg. at 2134 c. Feathers-prime 82.0...
'... Wool--unwashed 32c. Highwines free
: .... /I,OL Cement $2,00. Corn malt , bolted
`"loose 75c; kiln dried:l4,oo.
. ,
BUFFALO,'
May ,29.-Receipts: 8,800 bbls
. flour, 5,400 bus wheat. Shipments: 3,200.
,; bus wheat, 13,000 bus corn. Freights:
13c on wheat, lie on corn, and 734 x o'n'
.1• oats to New York. Flour inaetive.
Wheat: fair . demand; none. here: sales
•::, , 88,000 bus No. 2 Milwaukee' to arrive at
$1.25R11,26N, part by steam,; , and 6,000
. 1
NO- 2 Utticago 71.25, closing atiin.
. side figure: market in- ,Corn bare and.
' nominal at 69@70c or new, and 750 foe
• • vacuum ctifed or klhi'filed. Oats tin'
I se
...
Stied; sales 185 bus western '
at "69340;'
• later, salad; 10,000 tins 'do at
,69c. Rye:
No. 2 Mlldraukee' held at 11,18. Barley
and seeda nominal.' 'Highwtinea: light
stock and ' nbliiin iat $l.Ol , " but no do-'
mend/ ' 1- •. • , .
TOLEDO'L gay . •
-Vlour quiet and.
I: 4
•' steady. Wheat,clotied weak with, the ad.
, v ane partly, lint; amber offered at $1.37;;,
no buyers on other grades and, parties
apart. Corn quiet and unchanged; N 0 . 41
68 .@ 6 : 3 5‘c on spot, and 8434 e seller June;•
• - No. 2 60e. Oats held at 88e. Aye dull at
~ ty,2% for No, 1. lEarley nominal. Re
. . f . ts-8,5® bbls flour, 8,200 bush wheat,
. bash, corn,l 6,500 bush oats r ,4001
rye.j.)„ filhiptnents-900 bbls four,:
i ke
• 2 , bash Wheat, 0,800, bush corn, 4,90
1
' - bus - ts..l
. 6 P . DXLPHIA.. , nay 29.-Flour very
ull; 4
.I.ooobbls superfine at $5.00
1 1® 5 1 25 , ortrik7s@9.oo; Northwestern
. extra fam ~11 e 0,75„. • Ohio do. 16.760
* 50 . TancYl , l AOC 11,50. Wheat down.;
• di red $ 1,80®1 , 445 5 ., and amber $1,15712) ,1
i. ar
. ' 69. Rye areds,atsl,37@i,4o for west
ern. Corn fir m and:Warm; Wad o f 6,600:
.• . btu yellow at944l9se,and mined
? , i ..M.: . !,, , • 7,:. - t-, , - I.': ...•,,.• . 3...,:z.i.t.(1
' ' • s'i ra , l- , - £l,”o:if. i
at s6`4B9 c ; 'latter for h i h mixed
~ ats'
sales of 4,000 buff; westerfiat 77c. ••__ •
CLEVELAND, May 29.—Flour; no- im
provementand still unsettled and irreg
ular., Wheat; Bales 3 cars No. .1 red win
ter at $1,35; also 1 car . No. 2 do at $1,20,
and 1 car at $1,22. Corn; sales 3 cars No.
1 at 770; also
. 1 car No. 2 do at 890. Oats
lively; sales 1 car at 67e. Petroleum de
pressed and declining; refined held at
2534126 a on spot, 26@2634c for July and
August for round lots standard white,
and retail lots to the trade at 27@28c.
BALTIMORE, May 29.—Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat dull and irregular,
prime valley red at $1,70@1,75. Corn is
firm and scarce, white at 87, yellow at 92.
j i ;,
Oats are dull and weak at 88 for light t
73@75 1 r heavy. Rye at $1,40@1,45.
Mess Po k firm at $32. Bacon firm; rib
sides 17 17W,„ eleor rib 17X®18, shout
aers at 4M, hams,at 19@60. Lard , quiet
i
at 19 @1 3 . . •
Bing is, May 29.—Cotton; low mid
dlings t 26 1 4©27creceipts of 31 bales,
exports f 1.999 bales. Flour at 0,25 for
superlin , 57@8 for, fall. Corn; sales at
78. .oati Arm and Scarce at 80. Hay at
$2B, and steady. Pork at $32, and firm.
Lard at 19. Bacon Shoulders at 1334,
sides 17M. Bulk Meats; none in market.
ShOulders quiet, Sides unchanged.
RIVER NEWS.
The river_has been stationary since
Saturday; at noon, with six feet six. inches
in the channel by Monongahela marks.
We had one of the most violent thun
der and rain storms of the season on
Saturday night. The lightning,vms ex
ceedingly Sharp and for an honr or more
the rain fell in torrents.
The Bellevernon, from - St. Paul, ar
rived yesterday forenoon and the Lore
na, from bt. Louis, was expected in last
evening. The Bellevernon encountered
a very heavy storm, near Steubenville,
and she was obliged to lay up until it
abated.
The Grey Eagle arrived and departed
for Parkersburg. She was considerably
behind time, having been delayed doubt
less by the weather.
_ The New State arrived from Wheeling
and will depart again to-day at noon.
The Glendale, Capt. Hare, will posi
tively take her departure for St. Louis
today and passengers and shippers
should bear this in mind;
Business was entirely suspended at
the le'Vee on Saturday, and ihdeed this
was pretty much the case throughout
the entire city. •
The Kate Putnam, Capt. G. W. Reed,
is announced for Cincinnati m d Louis
ville forthwith, and she is th ey only boat
loading for these points.
The new steamer Matamoras No. 2,
Capt. Daizell, is announced to lake her
departure for New Orleans to-morrow.
The Armadillo, Capt. M'Carty, is load
ing for. St. Louis and St. Paul.
The Leonidas was expected to arrive
at Cincinnati on Friday ' and the New
York left there the same day for Nash
ville. •
- The Camelia, Nashville to Pittsburgh,
passed Evansville on Friday and the
towboat Simpson Horner arrived at New
Orleans the same day.
—The Argosy left Cincinnati for Pitts
burgh on Thursday.
—All suits brought against insurance
companies of Cincinnati by Marshall it
Kilpatrick of St. Louis, for insurance on
the steamer Magnolia, were settled last
Friday, the compromise being for about
one-half the amount of the claims.
—The Mollie Able was attached at St.
Louis on Thursday, by Alex Crozier and
Ernest Wurpel,.for a debt of $1,246
machinery unpaid for.
—A. Louisville dispatch of Thursday,
says: The Local Inspectors of this port,
in the case of the collision of the Quick
step and Allice Sullivan at Dymond Isl
and, Ohio river; on the night of April 10,
1869 t by which: the latter was sunk and
three lives lost, decided to-day that the
collision was caused by W. F. At'Clain,
pilot of the Quickstep, changing or cross
ing signals, and suspended his license
for ninety days.
—The Messenger, Pittsburgh to St.
Paul, passed Dubuque on the 26th.
—lt is said that the Dexter will enter
the New Orleans and Greenville trade,
in command of-Capt. W. B. Richardson.
—Captain Isaac Bryson has gone to
Paducah to take charge of the hulls of
the two now boats, for the Keokuk Pack
et Company. He will take them to St.
Louis: •
—The Memphis Appeal predicts that
the day is near •at hand when river
towns will not only learn that they have
no right to tax steamers for landing, but
will be comnelled:to refund, they
have already collected.
—The 'Stonewall was caught in a
storm Monday night. MX 'miles below
Brunswick, life., and her chimneys tex
as and part of her cabin were blown Mr.
No lives were lost. She was bound for
Omaha. Ilek pateiengets Were transfer
red to the Walter B. Banda,- a steamer
bound up the river. - The ' , damage will
probably amount to three or four thous
and dollars, which is covered by insur
ance, if it amounts to the necestaary five
per cent, of valuation. The damage 'clew
•turred at Buck Horn Point: • . • • •
—A late St. Paul Paper sayai Cant.
Lon. Bryson, of Cincinnati,Ohio well
known among river men, especially on
the. Ohio river, arrived here on Sunday,
per Key City. He first visited St. Paul
in 1867, at which time he was one of the
clerks on the Frank Steel. He thinks
some of going into business here, as ev
ery thing is unit on the Ohio.
River and Weather.
[Bp Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Guette.3
LOIJIBVILLU. May 29.—The river has
scant , seven feet in . the eanal.„Tbe
weather is showery.
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'.: IMPORTS BY RAILRoAo.
! .F/TTSBRROM FORT Wsiowndr i Cul
'MOO RAILROAD, May 28.-95 bbls pirits,
Hoatetter & Smith; 206 do tour, Shortie.-
~ker& L; t car mill feed; 11 tichnelbach;
25 cases lard, 10 bbls lard oil, Watt, L'd:
Co; 30 brs'ink,lCooper it'Co; 17 do do, 11
Ildiner;-18 'do do, J It`Vireldin; 10 do do;
W A Oildenfenny; 400 aka tour, Manor
4 H; 200 bbls do, Culp & Shepard; 1' car
wheat, Hitchoock,' , Mdi Co; Ido do, J'S
Liggett :& 00; 1 do corn, Nankin & Son;
100 labia flout; T 'o ,l 7enkins; 012 pieces
shoulders? Hays de Son; 099 do'o, 20 tea
lard, Sellers t 43°748 sks 'rags, Pittsburgh
Paper ,Co; .1 car ) hay, O. H Allerton: 100
doz handles, Postley, Nelsen & Co; 29 eke
Oata,,W , li ' Hagant.lo bra Cheese. E Hea
slalom .15 do do, WoOdworthA D: 25 do
do, Arbueles & 02;18 do dcr.Volgt t lid it
Co; 6 , bbbs apples, Gniff &Co; 223 eke
oats,. J & W Pairley; 103'011 bbla, W
PITT ]3ul 011quIrtrrallic_ i _. AND T.
, Lours ' RAILROAD . may „ze,..., 2. by;
, booka, J Horner; 29 ,SkajootatneS• W.H
Hagan:297 , bgs malt , T •Collins; 5;-,bbla
Nee• Ica corn, W H Graff; ,4 do_staves,
w•Hastings; 2 hhda tobacoo,'Cr Mitchell:
100 bble flour, Thomas de aro; i r do; do h "
.H.Knor: 80 do do, D Wallace; 04! / r :
, olli'Clarke &po;s do ,arude d_ i i. rle
Bros ; 5 butta, 4 kgatobacco t AVOltinhi
'Co; 8 hhds do, AI B.`ayti; U. bids ,lard of q
al l il
maim4 447: iousige, E /1 Myers;
.10 tads to bip ; *l 4 4 . - 4 o, 4 ,Ahh i l s
tialTni i W rtl' /9 Wilgeirsigmbl
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TtM
PITTSBURW 9. 4 IZATP:, ;E MOIITD
W Hubley; 10 bs.a. spay, W H Kirkpat
rick, 5 pkgs - tektign„ Pretztield&l3ro; 4
bbla oil, E Raymond.
ALLEan:BNT VALLEY RAILROAD, May
29.-1 car oats, S Hood; 25 sks rye, W B
Ross; 20 bbls tar, 10 , bblB crude oil, Lock
hart, P. & Co., 1 box batter, L J Blanc h
ard; 94 sks oats, Keil & Ritchart: 1 car
grain, Martin, Brickell & Co; 2 bbls ogre,
Burggerman dr, O'Brien; 9 cats railroad
iron, J B Dorrington; 2,000 bbls:oil, Owe
ton dr, Sowers; 1,920 do do, Fisher & Bro;
260 do do J Wilkins; 80 do do R T Leech;
360 do do, Waring, Ring & Co; 1,060 do
do, Lockhart &, Co; 480 do do, Petrolite
Oil Works.
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH BAIT -
Rom), May 29.z--100 sks oats, J H Graff;
76 do salt, J Stevenson; 4 bbls eggs, 4
ban better, H. Riddle; 110 sks, 1 car pots
toei, Volgt, • M & Co; 4 cars iron ore,
Shoeriberger & Blair; 4 do do, Bryan dr,
Caughey; 2do do, Zug & Co; .10 bis to
bacoo,-E Wormser; 4 cases do, M'Clarran
& M'Kerinaa; 10 bbls oil. Pennock &
Beeson; 1 car oats, R 0-Henderson; 3 sks
Nana, J Itohen;- 3 /kgs butter, S S Mar-
ALLEGHENYTATION,Iy 29.-4155 bgs
mait t .Smith & Co; 18 green bides, Lappo
& Weise; 44 bbls apples, Owbus & Ken
nedy; 1 car *beat. Kennedy & Bro; 2
cars limestone, Superior Iron Co; 1 car
lumber,J 2J'Brier; -1 car millibed
Steel cSob.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS.
yILOR NEW • ORLEANS, f jl'at,„tp
GALVESTON, DROWNS -
LE, Texas—The new and staunch-built
steamer . •
MATAMORAS.No.II ' Capt.R. DALZEL
Will leave as above on TUESDAY,. June Ist.
Nor freight or passage anply_on board or to
mri FLACK k COLLI.ROWL/01j. Agents.
VOR ST. LOUIS. EEO.
,12 KUK. GALENA, DUBUQUEIIiagGit
and ST. PAUL direct—The new and elegant pas-.
senger packet
GLENDALE JOLIN Id. HA= Captain,
Will leave for the above ports. MONDA x , the
31.1 inst., Pt 12 o'clock X.
For freight or passage apply on board Agent
myr- FLACK & IJOLLINOWOOD, .
"writ 1869 usigirst
NORTRERN LINE PACKETS,
FROM
St. Louis to Keokuk and St. Paul,
AND ALL ISTRUMEDLLTE POETS
One of the splendid Bltiewheel Steamirs of this .
Line will leave St. Louis da ly for Sep kuk, D sven
pert, Dubuque, Winona, Stillwater . . anu it. Paul.
Through receipts Par-Freight and Passengers
wUl.be given to all "points oh the Upper MiPsis
sisalppi on , steamers manila; from this port and
connecting. with the Northern Line Packets at
Bt, Louis, thus enabling Consignees to get their
Freight through without delay and at lowest
rates. Apply to JOHN FLACK,
J. D. COLLIS GWOOD,
R. C. GNAT Agents, or to
mh'26:= 91Water sweet.
I'OR CINGENNATIandziaSa
LOI:IBVILLE.—The Ana pas
imager et+ saner
KATE PUTNAM Capt. G. W. REED.
Will leave as above on TUESDAY, Jane Ist,
at o'clocks.. x.
. . •
For freight orpasslige apply on board onto
JuHN rLAC IC or
my 26 J D. COLLINGWOOD, Agents
VOR WHEELING.
3IARIET I'A,PARIiEnsBURG
AND CINCINNATI.
Leaves Pittsburgh EVERY TITESD AY- M,
Leaves Cincinnati EVERY FRII)AY-4 P. M.
The swift and superb Sidewbeel Steamer ST.
MARTS, T. V. SWEENEY, Commander. will
leave as announced above.
. .
For Freight or Passage apply on hoard or to
FLACK & COLLINGWOOD, or
COLLINo & BARNES,: Agents.
1. 1 A.
N. B.
M —No Freight received on Tuesday after
. rata
ITTS BIIR 131H,adr i e
'WHEELING AND PAR
EERSSURO Cotnnanv , a Wharf
scat, foot of liVood street. daily at 1 at., WED
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS,
sAGLE 0. L. Braorrralr. Master.
Yre:sbt will be received at all noun try
JAMES COLLINS.
n FLAW{ COLLINGWQOD,
. ,
T o LIVERPOOL AND
•
QUEENSTOWN. •
_ .
TEE INMAN MAIL STEM:MEWS,
Nuin'bering Sixteen' Brat elan Teasels, among
tn. mtbe celebrated • •
CITY OF PARIS, CITY OF A.3.I7WEFP,
CITY OF TOSTON CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF LONDON, 1"
Sailing EVERY BATI7.I3DAY, from Pier 46;
:loth River, New York. For nassage or farther
information Izmir to • _
WILIAAM.BINCIHAM, ar.
TO FIFTH STREET,. (Caroatcle sanding.
weariv opposite Pait ()Moe PittArrah
MUM ifiILLER ItA
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Corner of Irwin, now offer to the trade at low
figures, strictly
Prlmi New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
oi r aSse
•
Porto Rico, Cuba and English Island El gaze.
• New York, Philadelphia and lialtim:re Re
fined do.
SoidebDalpa, Loverlngs. Brunlis,, Mart's,
Adams , and Long Island hymn!.
Porto Rico, Cubs and English Island °lasses.
Yoaalr 11980 a. Japan, imperiali powder
and Oolong Tess.
Carolina and Bangoln Rice.
Java, Laguayra and .1° Coffees.
Tobacco, 'Lard 011. Fish. Nails, MU Soaps,
Cotton Tants, &a., constantly on hand.
- ALSO.
•
IMPORTERS OF
Fine Brandies,Wines and Eleigim.
Brienlab. Moselle, and Sparkling Book Wines
of 'lintel &_Vo.. bOttles.
Sparkling Moselle, ftkarsberg and Jokunlh
burg, Hockbeimekßurgundy, &c.
Brandenburg & Freres , Pine Olive Oil.
do do Olarets,lmported In bottles.
do do White Wines, In bottles.
M. 'Work it eons , Sparkling Catawba.
Fine old liberty, Madeira and Port Wines.
Free Old Monongahela Rye Whiskies. pure..
do Very enpetio; Old Boteb do do.
AL O,
ImpSole er( Agents for Moot .I.ohandon's Quaid Via
Venal:my and Sellerlehampagne.
Brandlea of our own selection and warranted
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• BY THE
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER AND SIIIIVEYOE,
Pittsburgh, May 26, 11.1969,
N OTICE.—SEALLD PROPOS—
ALS for the construction of a BOARD
WALK on the road, from Lawrenceville Station
on the Pennsylvania Ratiroid to Itineravlße.
•
ALSO.
One on Elm . st l xTet, (Bloomfield,) from Main
street to the Pt nnsllvanta Railroad, will be re
.
ceived at till 5-c Dace until TErESDA',., June let,
1569. I ,
The Committee reserve the right to relect any
or all bids. H, J, .11.10ORK.
sny2G:jB4 - City Engineer.
.„. _
,101. FICK, UFO THE
Cnagrim. BOARD OF EDI:CATION,
PyrrsuunGn. May SO, 1869.
§IEALED roposA.Ls, for the
Masonry of e foundation walls of the High
ble 001' Building will be received until 12 h.,
JUNE Bd. it d ere will state the priee per Got
superficial for the cot stone work, and the. price
per cubic foot for nibble work. They will 11189
snit.: the whole amount for which they will do
the work. . .
Plans and specifications can be seen at the office
of BABB a MUSELL Proposals to be left at the
office of the Central Boerd,corner of Wood street
and Sixth avenue..
_ -
. dldders will bo required to accompany their
bids with a spa. mien of the stone proposed to be
used for the cut work.
•
Bids will also be received tor the excavation.
By order of the Building Comnuttee.
my=i•jel JOHN A. niIitGEANT,
OFFICE or CONTROLLER OF ALLEGHENY ( 'O.,
Pa., Pittsburgh, May 'l7, 1569. I
NOT/CE.„ TO 4.3ONTRAC'rORS.
•
SEALRDIPROPORALS will be received at
this office until the 31st inst. inclusive for the
erection or a new bringe over Plum Creek. on
the Leechburg road. ou the line' between Penn
and Plum townships,on Mortar= of Wm. Bright.
ALSO. for the erection of a new bridge over
Crooked Run, in Vesallles township, arhere the
btate Hoed leading from Canonsburg to the
reeneburg Turnpike crosses said Run.
• ALSO for the erection of a new bridge over
Li.tie Deer Creek: on the road leading from Her.
marvilie to W. V. Conuell's HIM, in indiatia
township.
ALA% .or the erection of a new wooden struc.•
ture.exceptlug the p:ank,at the bridge over-Deer
Creecon the roadie ad ing from the - Three Degree
Road to the Eittanning'road in Wet Deer town •
ship.
Plans and specifications °aline seen on applies.
By direction or the Condty Commissioners.
HENRY .I...AMBERT.
inylB4 arT2 Controller.
OFFICE OF THE
CONTROLLER OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.PA.. 1
PITIIIHIRGIL May 21, 1569.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this
office until the allst inst. for the creel ion of a new
wooden structure at the bridge over Turtle Creek,
near Brlnton's station, on the road leading from
borough of Braddock to the Greensburg turn
pike, in Wilkins sub Versailles townshipc, •
Plans and specifications can be seen on applica
tion. . •
By direction of County Commissioners,
ESMII
AUCTION SALES
BY £ WILWAIBB.
'MPROVED PROPERTY AND
1. VACANT GROUNDS, _ RIDGE STREET.
nesenth Ward. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
June 2d, at 3 o'clock, will be sold on the prem
ises, In old Seventh ward, how Eleventh ward,
on Ridge Street, opposite Upper Basin.- The
valuable property of the uoderzlgned, who4s de
termined to make a positive sale, us he Intends
to permanently remove from. Pittsburgh. There
are in *ll 324 feet wont on Ridge s reet, and
150 fett, more or less, In depth to brow of hill.
The improvements are tne excellent brick dwell
ing occupied by himself, which Is 32 by 'I Oleet.
with 10toums and cellars. to which can be given
from 50 lo 200 feet frdn ton Ridge street. Also,
9br ck 'dwellings of 3 and 8 rooms each. and 2
frame dwellings.' each of 3 r •oms and cellar.
These 4 houses occupy lots of 24 feet I ron t each
on Ridge Street. Trio adAl6 BYRNE,
A. MCILWAINE. Auctioneer. • my
-FOURTEEN ACRES AND MAN-,
SION. AT HOMEWOOD STATION, ON
aNN-YLVANIA CENTRAL. THUUSDAY
AFTERNOON, - June 3.1, at V.S o'clock, will be
sold on tke premleen,at Homewood tqatlon, on
the Pennsylvania Railroad. the v‘vy &Bitable
residence and grounds of Frank Van Colder.
Homewoodsoely situate near intersection or
avenue and Franbstown road The
Improvement Is a neat and well built two story
brick dwelling, in good condition, containing 10
.rooms, besides pantry, waAL house and coal
house, marble mantle In parlor.range In kltehen,
hot and cold water tip and down Inalrs. Also, a
good stune apt Inc house, and a good stable with
tenant house over.
The grounds comprise fotrrtien acres under
,good cultivation, with a young orchard of choice
'fruits In bearing; also,stuall !tufts and ornamen
tal shrubbery.
This location is unsurpassed for pleasantness
and for extonsive'and beautiful views. The at
tention ,of .those desiring an elegant suburban
property Is Invited to this sale, and visitors In
vited To examine the premises. '
, . . . .
•The sale will be positive, so that 'his• will be a
spechil opaerion ty for purcuasint a desirable
property. Immediate possession given, to pur
•baser..
mr23
BY A. LEBELATE.
GOOD HOUSE . AND LOT ON
ILA BEACH WT-MET. NEAR GRANT AVE
NUE, AT AUCTION.—On W ERN ESDA.T. June
21, at 2 o'c , ock,wld be sold on tbs premiers,that
very desirable property G ran t reehe ny, fourth house east of avenue. The lot,
Is: 6 feet front, extending back 137 feet to a 20
foot alley:
The house is a two story brick, with' pressed
front, wide ball, seven rooms. Mashed attic, bath,
water closets. pantry, good cellar, gas, water,
ash pits, registers, ventilators, range, inside
abutters. Au ALso, di.tlxict from the dwelling' s
are wash-ho 'se, bake oven nod closets Wider one
roof. This Is a Redd house in a good locality.
1 he lot, being large, can he sitwly improved with
flowers and shrubbery. The street will soon be
paved. the cost ef which w.ll be raid by present
owner. Pr ssesicon given Immediately, lnspec
.
Bon invited. Terms at sale.
:LEtitiAlrE. Auctioneer.
Jaya' 150 Federal street, Allegheny
MISCELLANEOUS:
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANE.
NO. 65 FOI7RTZI STREET.
CBkRTEIZED IN Mb,
ASSETS 112,315,804 61.
_
Open Sally, from 9 o'clock A. v. to 3 o'clock
r. and SATURDAY. EVENINGS, from
May lit N o vemberer lat, from 7to 9 O'cioCA.
sod fromlit t o MayAst, from 6 to .8
o'clock.
Deposits received of all sums of not. las than
ONE DOLLAR and a dividend of the moats
declared twice a year, In June and December.
Interest has been declared semi-annually in Juno
and December since the Bank was organized, - at
the rate of six per cent. a year.
Interest, If not drawn out, is - placed to the
credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the
same int crest fromthe Ist' days - of June and
December, compounding twice a year, . without
troubling the depositor to eall, or even to preient
his passlook. .At this rate money will double - In
less than twelve years. -
.Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rules
and Regulations, furnished gratis, on applica
tion at - the office..
PazetnExr—GEOßuE ALIIR.EE.
_ _ _ vicseazaipsziTs-
John G. Backofen, A. M. Pollock, M. D.,
Benj, F. Fahneatook, Robert Robb, -
James Herdman, John H. Shoenberger,
James MoAnMy, James Biddle, , -
James B. D. Heeds, Alexander Speer,
Isaac M. Pennock, , Christian Yeager.
TIIIISTSZB3
Wm. J. Anderson, Robert Cc Looriils f •
Calvin Adams. Henry J.. Lynch ,
John C. Bindle), Peter A.Madeirs; •
George Black, --John Marshall, ,
Hill Burr/tin, • " Walter P. Marshall,'
Alonzo A. Carrier,' John B. McFadden,
CharlesA. Colton, Ormsby Phillips,
John Evans, lientyL. 7Riogrralt, _
John J. Gillespie, Wm. E. Schmertz,
'William S. Haven. -Alexander .Tindle,' ;
Peter H. Hunker , Williani Van' Ent. -
Richard Heys, Isaac Whittier,
James D. Kelly, Wm.' P. We an.
- TaxAsossu—l) ES A.MOLTON
SZORZTAnY—JAM B. D. MIRE D& B
Z. 1311iNT J. Y. BLITT
& WATT,
Att/lIITEOTtIitAL 'ANit "
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS
lin. 63, ilanduskt RI,: 'Allegheny, '
A large atiortntent of NEWEL • POSTS land
DAL tAsTElttt constantly ou hand. TUALVIRtt
at daterlD 'n& dons • noo,ostß
ALABOE-SUIPMENT OP
GRASS , HOOK%
. .
Just received sale at logrest market price:
W.: W. prox t ,
137 Liberty street,
mv2,42(744ir, Pittsburgh, Pa
R. 4 E)SA.I:IA_ILfIS
PURIFIES THE BLIMD:
:)411,1L&LIC BY ..tiliIIGOISTII•IiViEBYW111116;
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THE' IRON CITY
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 0.
• Of Penp.sylvania.
Office, 75 Federal St., Allegheny C ty.
• DIRECTORS t
Hon. JAMES L. 011AHAM,
Rev.'J. B. CLARK. D. D.,
Capt. R. ROBINSON.
Rev. A. K. BELL, D.D.
Rev. N.M. NI EL.1311% D.D., '
W. A. REED. Cashier Allegheny Trust CO.
JACOB RUSH. Real Estate Agent,
SIMON DRUM, Mayor of Allegheny,
C. W. BENNY. Hatter,
A. S. BELL,Atiorbey.at-Law,
D. L. PATTERSON, Lumber Merchant.,
D. SWOGRR, Insurance Agent.
Capt. ROST. ito BIN SON, President.
Rev. J. D,CI.ARK,ID. D., Vice President,
JACOB RUSH, Secretary,
O. W. BENNY, Treasurer.
N. W. WHITE, MEDICAL Arms=
DANIEL BWdligit; Deng Agent.
This Is a twine co,mpanY. conducted on the mutual
Drlnclpfe, each policy bolder 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 on an eccuomi.'
cal basis will afford a sate investment tp each
policy holder, and thereby retain the money at
home to encourage borne industry. mh29:g32
BEN FRANKLIN.
OFFICE IN FRANKLIN_ SAVLNOS BANE
No - . 41 Ohio St., Allegheny.
A HONE COMPANY, managed by Directors
wet. known to the community, who trust by fair
dealink to merits share of your patronage.
Gla.o. D.
DIBE C TOBB: •
llenry_lrsvin t ID. L. Patterson, Wra,. Cooper,
Geo. Jacob Frans, Gotuelb Faas,
Simon Drum, IJ.- B. Smith, Jacob Rush,
W. M. Stewart. Ch. IN Whiston, Joseph Oral*,
Joe. Lautner, U. J. Volcano. Jere. Wohen.
cum
INSURANCE COMPANY,
'PELEILILN'S . 111711. DING.
No. 221 Filth ANitIIIMIN Second Floor,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Capital All ' , alit:ll3p.
DIRECTORS. ••
N. J. Bigley. jr,
Dan , ' Wallace, S. Hartman.!A. Chambers,
Jake Hill. 8. M'Clurkan. ;Jas. M. Bailey.
'homes Smith, . Jn0.131 Willock, I • '
ROBERT H. ICING, President. •
JNO. F. JENNINGS, Vice President.
JOS. T. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Capt. R. J. GRACE, Gen , / Agent.
Insures on lAberai Terms on all Fire
and Marine Risks. r
ap2:g67
HENILY LAMBERT.
Controller
pENNsyLvAiirEt:' •
INSURANCE CQMPANY D PITT SBURGH
OFFIDE. No. lio'Cl; WOO BT ET, B •
COMMERCE BUILDING.
This is a Home Company; and insures
los. by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President.'
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
RoBENT PATRICK, Treasurer.
HUGH XcELHENT. Secretary. ,
DIRECTORS:
Leonard Walter, , h George Wilson.
C. 0—Boole; - - Geo. W Evans,
Robert Patrick, - J. C. Lappe.
Jacob painter, J. C. Fleiner,
Josiah Ring, John Voegtley,
Jas. H. Hopkins, A. Ammon.
Henry Sproul, • jy
INDEMNITY i; ; •
FRANKLIN INSURANC,E CO. OF PHILADELPHIA,
UPTICE,II.3IIa, 437 CHESTNUT BT., near STH.
DIET,CTOIu3.
Charles A. Banker, Mordecai H. Louis'
Tobias Wagner, David B. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob B. Smith, ' Edward C. Dale,
Forge W. Itichard ll eorge Pales.
CHARLES G. BANCKBR, President.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice Presidedt.
W. C. BTEELE, Beeretary,pro tens.
J. HA ER COFFIN, Acizzry,
Forth West eornerlTlilrd and Wood Streets.
inb.l9:wlls
•
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cot. Federal St, and Diamond, Allegheny,
•
Office, In the SECOND NATIONAL BANE
BUILDING. ;
A. MCILWAINE.
Auctloneta
JOHNISARTINJ President,
BROWNJn., Vice President.,
JAMES E. STEVENSON, Secretary.
John A. 3tyter, !Jas. ',Lockhart. ;Jos. M yers,
Jas.L.Uraham. ;Robert Lea, C. C. Boyle,
Jno. Brown,Jr. 'George Gerst, iJaCrob kopp,
o.li I'N ame , Jno. Thompsonkr. McNaugh
i t
ape
NIKESTEBN INSUBARCE COM..
PANT OF PITTBBiIIiGH.
=ANDER MilleldOK..Presidant.
WM. P. HKRBERT, Secretary.
CAPT. GEORGE NE ELD. tie.neral Agent.
OR.ce, 911 Water street, Spine & Co.'s W
'Louse, up stairs, Pittsburgh. •
Will (azure against all kinds of Fire and Ma.
ring Risks. .& home Institution, managed by Di
rectors who are w4l known to the communitr.
and who are deter=ned by prOmptness and liber
ality to maintaln - the character which they have
assumed, as offering Chariest protection to those
who desire to bs Insured. , .
rdluicrrona:
. - Alexander NW:110W J9 llll B.
B. Killer, Jr., 1- Chas. J. Clarke,
James McAuley, • William S. Blank
Alexander Speer, 1. Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Atkin, Phillip_Kerrner'
Do l vid M. Long, Wm. Morrison,
D. Dunsen. t' non_
INSURANCE.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALI EENY, PA.
BUIIDIMQ2,
R. E.
1 GEN E
apifl:O
AGAINST tOSS BT FIRE.
pEOPLEEP INISITRANCE COM.
PANT.
07710 E, D. E. CORNER WOOD i 711TH AT%
A Home Company,takfmaPpe me /Corrine Maks
I .
WM. L'hWipe, 1. Capt. JoluoLL. Rhoads,
John watt, , Samuel P. tihri*zr,
John E. Perkily_ 'Charles Arbuckle,
Cam James Miller,' ' Jared M. Brush,
Win.,Van Kirk, , Win P. Lang,
James D. Verner4 Samuel McOrlokart
WM. PHILL resident.
- JOHN WATT,
V ice Pre sid ent. ' ,
HAFT'. OARDN4 Secretary.
JAP. GORGON, General Amt.
ALL EIR MEN II lIISUJRAIVEE
COMPANY 01 1 1 PITTSBURGH.
WE, No. 37PIIPTH STREET,BAYOr BLOOn.
Insures against all kinds of Win and Martin
Rusts.
JOHN IRWIN. Ja.. President. '
•
' • T. J. HoSHINSON Vice President.
Cl. G. ASONNRLL.Aeoretary.
CAPT. WM. DEAN,
General Agent.
• Blinn ,
Joint Irwin, Jr. t , B. L. Yakinestock
T. J. Romansoh rO L . W. H. Everson,
0. 0. Hussey, .-;.. Robert H. Davis,
Harvey Childs, .2' . 111=11801as, ,
Charles Hays,l - rant. J. T. Btookdile.
Capt. Wm.. Dean, -j T. H. Nevin. • .
DYER imp SCOURIIR,
J., , LANc.I3, •
DYER AND SCOURER.
Ziffq. a err, cis&m, BTU; =
And , llts.‘ 186 I To 1 8 7 pd rd
, .
prrrtnarnan. PA
ARO = 'REG
BAUM & MOSER t ; . -
•
" Arumprimows‘
/R 1 1T.HOME 4Sticritenow 111:11LDING 8,
mAina.4 at, mitt•.sttoet,- l'lttabarth, Pa.
Special.littiatigh item & t h the &mining and
btildloir of 'COURT 11013110 izza rigniAld
EtrITAIINaa
LOI7II,
The eelebysted WHITE ROSE is eon-ended by
alllthe have tried lette be the Met and •eheapest
dour lathe etty. Wye it srl.l. dolt try
411 0 44 04 4 1
• • • 'AT TSIC Nvnrrzgaoßrr...
;--. Libettrsekili, PitAitll4l4
1.71,1 : :4;
1869.
- FORT WAYNE & CHICAUO
B. W. and CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. IL
From May 9th, 1869, trains will leave from
and arrive at the Union Depqt., north side, Pitts
burgh city time, as follows:
Leave.
Ohicac k Ex.... 2:08 nil
Erie Yg , n Ev.7:28 m
CI. & g1.1•16:13 a mt
Chicago bra11..6:58 a m I
Ohicago_Ex....9:43 a m
Cl. &Wh'itEx 2:08p
Chicago Ex.. 2:23 p m
W par 'e Ex 4:38
Der rie E
oms
Bes'r Ac.8:58 a m
Leetsdale " 10: a m
" 11: 0 58 3 a
m
Rochester" 1:28 pm
Enon " .3:58 pm'
Leetsdale Ac0.5:13 pm
Bea'rFalls •• . 5:13 pm
Leetsdale "10:439m
Fair Oaks Sun-'
day Church. 1:13 p m
2:23 n. m. Chical
air 12:03n. so.Chica
J. M. KIMBALL,
Deng Ticket Agent
raYlO
AcLIANGE !DEMEANS
TIME. '
GHENT VALLEY RAILROAD
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO :THE OIL
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGE OF CA !t:S.
On and after MONDAY May 3d, 1559 TWO
THROUGH , •TRAINS D AILYY - (except Bnnday)
will leave Plttaburgt Depot. corner of Elev
enth and Pike streets, fcr Franklin, 0110MM:d
-i/do, and all points in tic Oil Regions.
•
LEAVE PITTBBUEGH. lAESIV /If riTTSßlngart
Day Ex. 8:00 a m 'Day Ex 5:15 pm
Ivight Ex .... 7:30 pm Night Ex 6;30 a m
Brady's B Ac 3:15 p m Bradys B Ac 10:15 a M
Ist SodaW'ke 9:45 a m IrtsodaW 7 ke 7:40 a m
SodaW'ke 6:30 pmi 2d BodaW•its 6:16 pm
Ist Hinton ... 0:45 a m Ilst Halton.. 9:50 a m
2d Hultcm...l2:oo ml2d Holton... 2:00 pin
3d Hulton... 11:00 pm 3d Iluiton ... 1:05 p m
Arnold's Ac. 8:110'p m Arnold's Ac. 7:40 p m
Charon train to and from Soda Works leave
Ptttsborgh at 1:10 P. Al. Arrive at Pittsburgh,
(Sundays, train s ' vOA. m.
Express stop only at principal points.
Accommodation rains stop at all stations
J. J.I.AWRY.NOz, Gen , l Soon.
THOMAS H. .KLNO, Ass't. Bap%
ap3o
rAENNSYLVA-SIMINIK
NIA CENTRAL RAIL
D. On and after April 250, 11169, Traime
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot s
corner of Washington and Liberty streets, as
follows:
ERON,
AL AtiENT.
Arrive.
Mall Train.... 1:25 am
Fast Line.... . 1.45 ain
Wall's No. .. 820 am
BrintonAcc'n. 7:60 am
Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 am
Cincinnati Ex.9:10 am
Johnstown Ac10:35 am
How , ttAc No1.1:10 pm
Pittsb'ah Ex. I:3o.thn
Phila. Exprestl:so pm
Wall's No. 3...51:50 pm
Braddock Ac.. 6:60 tour
How'd Au No 2 9:35 pin
Wall's No. 4. 7:20 pm
Way l'assnir 10:20 pm
These trains make do
burg for Baltimore.
_ The Chttreh Train leaves Walls Station every
Sunday at 9:05 a. m.,. reaching Pittsburgh
10:05 a.m. Be turning, leaves Pittsburgh
151:50 y. m. and arrives at Wane Station
2:10 p. m. •
'Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All othe
trains daily except Sunday.
For further Information apply to
• W. H. BE r tilt w krtl. Agent.
The Pennsylvaalaßailroad Company will not all
some any risk forßaggage, except for wearingap
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Hun
dire, Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding
that amount in value will at the risk of the
II
ownsr, unless taken be special contratt. •
EDWARD WILLIAMS,
apH General Superiuteadent,.Altoona, Pa.
IHE .13 T E it Ar-sigialm -
PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.—On and after April 25th,1669, the
Passenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Rail road will arrive at and de a rt from the
Feder 1 Street Depot, Allegheny C‘ity. as follows:
Arr. Depa.
Springd'e No 15:40 a m Mail 7:00 a m
Freeport No. 18:20 a m Freeport No. 1 9:2osta
Express 10:40 aut Sha pressrpb,g Nol 11:20 am
Sharpto , g No.11:20 Tim Ex . 2:50 pns
Freeport No. 2 4:00 p m tipringd'e No 1330 pm
Hail 5:50 p m Freeport N0.25:20 pnt
Springd'e No 2 6:20 p m SnringiCe No 26.30 9 m
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves. Allegheny Junction
every glund ay 'at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny
City at 9:50 a. m.Returning, leaves Allegheny
I
City at 1:20 p. m. nd arrive at Allegheny - 3'mm.
tion at 3:40 p. in.
CosoarrAriox T I MICCTEI—For sale In packages
of Twenty, between Allegheny City,Chestnut
street, Herr's, Bennett, Pine Creek , Etna and
Sharpsburg and gor only on the trais stoilping p
at Stations /Deane on tickets.
The trains leav Alleghen_y . City it 7:00 a.
in. make direct con ectfon at FreeporvwithWal.
ker , s line of Stages forßutler and Hannahs town.
Through tickets m ybe -purchased at LW Omcc.
No. 1 St . Clair stre t, nearthe Suspensionßridge.
Pittsburi h, and a the Depot, Allegheny.
For farther info Mu apply to
JAMES LEFFERTS, Agent, •
111
I Federal Street Depot. •
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not
at sums any risk fbr Baggage, except for wearing'
apparel, and limit their responsibility to One
Hundred Dollars in value. All baggage ex.
ezeding tt is amount In value willbe at the risk of
he owner, =tete taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, •
- ap23 General Sunerintendent. Altoona. Pa. '
- • ITTSBURGH,
CINCINNATI AND
. LOUD, RAILWAY. , .
•
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
f.THA.NGIC OF 7131E.—Oniand after MONDAY,
April 516th, 1869, trains will leave and arrive at
the Union Depot, as follows:
Depart: Arrtst.
Mail 9:08 a. m.151:13 a.
Fast Line 9:43 a. m. 7:13 p. m.
• Express . . . 9:33 p. m.' 4:33 a. m,
Mixed Acone., 5:33 a. m.. o:stt p. m
McDonald's A. 41;:, No.111:43 a. na . , 1 8:18 a. m.
Steubenville ,A, =nod. 3:58 P. In. 0: 3 3 cm
MeDonald , s A , n. No.28:18 p.m„ azi 1). In.
!Sunday Chnrclqrain.. 9:58 a. m.
isr 51133 P. tra'n will leave daily.
- 12:13 P. train will arrive daily. •
All other train will run daily. 6nneays except.
ed. The 9:44 i 1 0 a. in. Train makes close con.
nections at Ne ark- ft r Eanesirille. . •
S. F. TILL, General Ticket Agent.
W. W. OAR entrt., stenbanyme, Ohio. -
1. ) ,T1, 81711 BEL "
comPlLavipt
BOAD.
On and after TUESDAY, NoTember, nth,
last, trains will arrive at and depart from tali
Depot corner. of Grant and Water atreeta, as.
follows& '
Depart. .4 Vat.
Malt° and lkomlanion;. /
town 7.00 A K 6.00 P
McKeesport Accomdtin 11:001. '51:05 P. 'lia
Ex. to and from llnt'n. 3:00 P. X. 10:10 A. Ka
West Newton Accom'd 4:30 P.'st. 8:35A: N.
Braddock•s Accomdt"n. 0:15 P. Y. 7:50 P. X
Night Ac. toMcit , sport.lo:3o P. K. 6:45 A.
Sunday Church Train to ' - •
and from West Newton '1:00 P. K. 10:00 A.
For tickets apply to
Z. M. RAYMOND, Agent
W. B. STOUT. Superintendent. n 0.%
S il i ftli w Y . HlLLa,am
UNION PACIFIC RAILITA;
Tlit
Eastern Di " \ on.
The SEMITEST AND hi itELIASI
ROUTE from the East to all poln in
Colorado, Nevada.
r - California, flat.,
Arizona Was ington,
Two Tilting leave State Line and LEOLVenWrp.
(liundays exeeptedjon the arrival of trains
, of facia° Rilllrawd from Sind Ram& '
Dal and dt. 'Joe Railroad from quitrop, connect
inv at Lawrence, .TOpeEli and ,Wamego with
stsis..o for all pinta In Kansas. At end ot
traok west at Ellsworth with the•,•UNITED
STATES Exprogig! cohirANIIS - DAILY
LINSOY:OVSRLARD AND Kintitallt
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XVENVELEig ISEULT X..A.IELEI;
Au Points in the Territtoriet, •
Aro with SANDERSON'B TRI;WEEHLT MU .
of 00AOHES for Fort Union, Sont's Fon, East,
Athoginerene, Banta re, and all points in Art.
sons and NaWatexico. •
and egnipwen and the'
w ith responsible Overland Trsaaportation' Lints
from its western terminna, this road now GUM
unravelled titellitles for the trannulatlen at • '
&richt to the far West. _,
Tickets tor slue at ail tine prinerpaz egL eu n I A •
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RAILROADS.
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Chicago Ex.. 1:39 a m
chteago Ex..14:03 P M
Wheeling Ex 10:413a tn
Ht. Louis Ex 7:09 nm
Chl'ao Ex 41114:09 p
Cleveland Ex 3:53 P m
Erie & Yg'nExs:sl3Pm
Cl. & WlL'g Ex6:s3p
Arrive in A 114044111
Leetsdale An..5:5111 am
, Falls " 8:29 am
Bea r
tie "/0,23 am
New()as
9:13
iEnon .
1 eetadale L am os pm
litewr Falls " 91:43
LeeLeetsdale t a pin
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Fair Oats Bun.
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day Okureb. 9:58 ant
Express leaves daily.
Express arrives daily.
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Gen'l Bepten't.
Depart.
•Day Express.. 1:15 MX
Boutnern Ex.. 4:b 0 am
Wall's N 0.1.. 0:30 am
Mall TralA,.... 8: 18 am
How'dAa No110:20 am
Cincinnt Ex 12:30 pm
Wall's No. 2..11:51 am
Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm
Rraddocks Ac. 3:40 p
Phila. Express 4:209
WAIVE; No. 8.. 4:sopm
Wall's No. 4.. 5:05=
' , Fast Line..... 7:30 pm
How , 4lAc N02.8:20 prn
Wall's No. 5.. 11:00 PM
se connection AI Harris-
NeW Mexico, Idaho,
Oregon.
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