11 H PETROLEUM MARKET LI J COPPICE OF PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1869. The oil market presents but little that is new or really Important. There wa s a fair volume of business in the aggre- gate, while compared with yesterday, Prices have . undergone no material change. There is less oil offering from the east than for some days past. from 'which it is, fair to infer that the. ' , alien sellers" have sold about all the oil they care about selling at present. These eastern shorts, it would appear, sold with a vengeance last week, hating, if ,re ports are true, "sold for several days froth 25,000 to 50,000 bbls per day, aed is is said this was done for the purpose of smashing the market. H 111 -- - . There was considerable activity in Crude today, the sales in the aggregate footing up some 10,000 bbls, while compar edripth yesterday prices are without ma te change. Sale 2,000 bbl (401545) last hal JULIO at 13; 1,000 spot, (40(40)1 at 1234; 1500 paid for the privilege of' cal . Ling for 2,500 bbl any time this year at 15; 5,000 buyer,until October Ist at 15; “call" for 1;00 each July, August and September at 14 and 1600; ' , put" of. 1,000 each June td August at'12.34 and $300; also, 1,000 e.ich July and August at 123 and 8200. Yesterday ; but not botore re ported, 5,000 seller, 60 days, at 12%; and 5,000 same delivery anti option, at 123‘. ; REPINED. The market !or Relined was again very qtalet to-day, the sales, as was the case yesterday, being comparatively light, while prices were steady but un changed. Sale 1,000 bbla spat at 29%; 1,000 first half,July at 30; 500 each No vember and December at 31%; and 1,000 each August to December at 31%. Au gust to October, ~quilted -at 3135 for the prat and, 32 for the last two months. LUBRICATING OILS. Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil , 40c Eclipse Railroad Axle 35c Eclipse Maehinery '7sc Eclipse Spindle 80c RECEIPTS OP CRUDE OIL. Fisher'a Bra ... ... .............. 960 bids. R. T. Leech 240 " J. Wilkins . 640 " Livingston & Bro 1,080 " Worixtser, Myers &Co 480 " Pool ,at.; Brol6o ~S oho Works 480 " Total 4,010 bble. OIL 812L/P2IID" Iran• PROM DI7QUESNIC ' Brooke, Ballentine dt Co. 50 bbla ref. to Warden, Frew .4 Co., Phila. D. DIY, 10 bbla lubricating to Wallace, 'Curtis , Tatal Relined shipments I LIFE, STOCK MARKETS PENN'A CENTRAL STOCK YARDS, WEDNESDAY, Jane 2, 1869. CATTLE. . The market compared with last week, thus undeigone no essential change in any particular. Eastern buyers, of which • there were quite a goodly number in at. tendance; would liked to have forced a reduction, but with a light supply on sale, i this was out of the question, and Yesterday- and to-day up until noon, nearly all of. the Cattle offered were ta ken at about last week's prices. As nas bees the case for some time past, the great proportion of the Cattle came from Chicago, prices, it is alleged, being too low here to admit of shipments from Cincinnati or St: Louis. Ohio's market 'Mg but very few Cattle, and the same is true of Indiana; we may expect liberal arrivals of grassers from both of these Staten within the next two or three weeks, and it is expected that whenever grass cattle commence to arrive pretty freely, prices will go lower. • Th was a pretty full attendance 'of easternbuyers to.obay„, including John Smith. John McArdle and Roddy lifayries 'frim Philadelphia and Hen drickson,' Kelly, and Briggs from New York. . The quality of the stock on sale this 'week was hardly as good as that on sale last week. The highest price paid thus fir this week was 7,90 though it is proba ble that the same kind of cattle that brought 8@i8,20 het week, would have cOmManded that figure to-day. WEDNESDAY, May 28.-McCaully for Hunter. & Co., to Kelly 16, weighing 21.450; Smith & Blue for Alward to Hines 17, weighing 19,225. Tilußsoav, May 27.-Holmes, Lafferty & Co. for Thompson & Co. to Roth 35, weighing 40,175. at 7,42; same for same to FISMO /6, weighing 19,025, at 7,42; Horst to:Gfilkitt 50, weighing 59,775, at 7,40; Berry to Kelly 48, weighing 65,400, at 6,85; Eversole to Klemen 27, weighing 30,500, at 7,30; Beatty to same 22, weigh ing 24,350, at 7%; Friend to same 32, weighliig 38,115, at 7.30; Holmes, Lafferty it Co. for Thompson to same 32, weigh ing 41,125, at 7,8 U; same for Hadden to Landis 17, weighing 20,350, at 7%; same for mortis to Kelly 55, weighing • 58,200, at 6,75; <Berry to Kelly 18, weighing 20,825, at 7; Holmes Lafferty & Co. for . Webb to Aull it Co. 16, weighing 18,775, at 7%; Smith &..Bine for Talmage 82, wet g 40,975; Carr At McAllister to ner 13,. weighing Co. at 7,50; Berry . it Co. to Aull & Co. 61, weighing 65,300, at 7,30: Holmes, Lafferty de (ki. for Hartnaan to Kiernan & Co. Smith & Blue- for Redden to. Reed 79, at 1100 per head; Holmes, Lafferty & Co. for Morris ..to Keller 53, weighing 60,900, at 7%; Greenwald & Kahn to Beach dr Bray 51, weighing 64,225. - ZIUMLY, May 28.-Harris & Co. to 1te11y.33 weighing 40,585, at 7%; Su an - & Dowlay. to. Beach dt. Bray 70 weighing 96 4 1 260 it 7%; S.- Johnston to Gillett 15' we/gullet 19,850 at 8; -Greenwald it Kahn 15,weighIng 17,825:at 6%; Holmes, Laf ferty,aocwfor 'Morris to Klemmtt 'CO. 841. weighing 10 9,626. at 8,10:t • LettiaDar; June 1. BilfeY. to Klettian &Co.BB weng 98,475; Green wald:A Kahhl.6 weigtilw 21,625; EiniMen Lafferty' ' it : Cm , for Webb to litchi 18 weighing 18,57/47; lbr &aim & t3edwick to 12.-gg-toiffilingpg..., 4211;1411 700; weighing 60,875,' at 7,80;' 7,80; aartielor same tciaeselr, 41:Bray 82 Weighing 40,800, at 1 ,6511,..8erty.) to 'Xiamen 'B3 averaging, ,480, at $9l per at tat C head, 2.- Holmia, • LAC.' fejor for Zimmeman to 'Beach & Itrity.:2B'weighing: 84'575, at 7%, and 2 heifers) at. 6%:' Hoist to StellY 86 we ilthing3B.4so; Berry to Dean'& Gast 17 -weighing. 20,825, at 760; Holmes, L. & CO. for Webb to-Ro we 82 weighing 40,- 425 i same for • Hart •to Beach it Bray 51 w .eighing 61 , 0 00:same for Morris to Mar snail 69 stockers; name for Webb to Mc- Cauley 17 weighing 19,900;• H Horst to Hunehberger tz stockers at 8 . • - _ SEEZP. The^ Sbeesp wee 'sto 'very doll anf . :unprolltable 'sat week to sellers, that manyof , them did not venture back thla Week, nod', X consequent*, the supply was rather lht. Thli being the nate' and witk.,a f ai r eastero,demant t Pierhet. POnaiderably stronger,aa p °es, - .although - Vthout. ihiportant. oberger:'-er,e'i,e,trehlt, .tharelie lees diffloristY euomelt Quotatiopil. may be fairly Oren itt - 4(§5 for minim* to good and NOS for prime to extra. CRUDE Markets by, Telegraph. NEw Yoaft, June 2.—Cotton is a shade firmer with a fair. business; sales 4,000 bales at 30c for Middling Uplands. Flour: receipts were 13,412 Mils; market is in favor of buyers; there was a moderate inquiry for export and home use; sales 1e,900 bbls 'at 15,20155.45 for superfine State, western; $5,9456,30 extra State; $5.70(46,50 extra western; $5,60©7165 white wheat extra; $6,05®7,20 R, 11. O.; 57158 extra St. Louis; $91512 good - to chope do closing dull; also 7,000 bbls ex tra State, to arrive, for export, sold at g6,15@6,26. Rye Flour dull; sales 2,600 bbls at ;13,70017,60. Cornmeal quiet. Whisky in fair request; sales 150 bbls western at $1 for free. Wheat: receipts were 100,644 busb; market opened quiet but scarcel so fim, and closectfairl bush y ac tive and s y teady; r sales 136,000 at $1,42.51,43M for No. 2 spring delivered, the latter price for very choice; sl,43m© 1,45 fur Nos. 1 and 2 do. mixed; $1.46® 1,47 for No. 1 do; $1,60 for amber Michi gan. Rye dull and drooping: sales 1,500 bush western at $1,21; several loads Can ada in bond, for export, sold on private terms. Barley is quiet, Barley Malt is nominal. Corn; receipts of 75,548 Nubs: the market is without any decided change, with sales of 59,000 busts at 57© 750 for new mixed western via canal, 77©85c do. via railroad, 85®900 for high mixed and western yellow, and 930 fur old, mixed western in store. Oattg re ceipts of 62,848 bushels; the market opened heavy and closed active, and de cidedly firmer, with , sales of 76,000 bush ()Nat 77(57814c fOr western, cloeing with buyers at 7s r e afloat, Rice dull. Coffee dull. Sugar steady; sales 400 hogsheads Cuba at 13c. Molasees dull; sales'of 50 'hogsheads Porto Rico at 68c. Petiblisum dull at 13.513M0 for crude, and 7235(530c for relined.. Hops are quiet at 615120 for American., Leather7Herrilock,Bole is firm at 30®31c, for Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light and middle weights. Wool favors buyers, with sales of 160,000 pounds at 44©48e for domestic fleece, 31Mo for scoured, and 44®4635c for pulled. Coal; foreign is quiet; domestic is firm at 6©l3c by cargo. Linseed Oil is drooping, with sales at $1,07®1,09. Spirits Turpentine, are weak, with sales at 45®46c. Sietais—Sheeting Copper is steady at 33c; ingot copper firm and quiet at 24c for Lake Superior, and • 24!‘c for Baltimore. Pig Iron without decided change at 40©45 ter scrap, and 361 40 for American; Bar quiet at 85©90 for re. fined English and American, sheet dull at 11M®13mc gold Or Russia. Neils quiet and steady at 4,‘®5; 7 0 for cut; ®6?(,c for clinch, and 28 ®39c for horse shoe. Pork firm; 1,400 bbls at $31,5015 31,75 for new mees, closing at $31,75 cash; 337 bble old do at $2.5®243 for prime; $23 ©28,25 for prime melba; also 250 bills of new mess buyer 10 days at $10,25. Beef is steady; 370 bids at 38c for new plain mess; 121518 new extra do; tierce dull; sales of 125 tierces at 220286 for prime mess; 26®32c for India mess. Hams quiet; sales of 150 bbls at $26(532. Cut meats quiet; sales of 200 packages at 12X©13c for shoulders; 15©153/c hams. Middles firm:sales of 30 2 bcries, including long ribbed and long baths, at private terms, and Stratford and Straf fordshire, for June, at 16Mc. Liird steady; sales of 5,50 tierces at Isglogo for steam, chiefly 19g1519Mc for kettle rendered, also 250 tierces steam, seller July, at 19*, and 250 tierces do., buyer all the year, at 20c. Butter dull at 30® 330 for Ohio; 301536 c for State.. Cheese quiet _at 11©22Mc. Freights to Liver quiet; shipments of 15,000 bus ' wheat, per steamer, at 7Mc. Latest--5. P. 31.—Flour closed rather more active for low grades of extra for export at $5,90®6,20. Wheat active and steady for spring, and dull for winter. Rye rather more steady without change in price. Oats firmer at 78mc for western afloat. Corn steady at 58©75c for canal, and 78®85c for railroad western mixed. Pork quiet; $37,50 for new mess. Beef quiet without decided change. Cut meats unchanged. Bacon quiet and firm. Lard quiet; 19* for steam. Eggs quiet at 1815200. CHICAGO, June 2.—Eastern Exchange 1.10 off buying, and 1-10 premium sell. ing. Flour unchanged at 115©6,25 for spring extras. Wheat quiet and IM® lmo lower; sales No. 1 at 1117,151,18. and No. 2 at 31,14(51,14M, closing quiet at $1,14®1,14: this afternoon market dull at S4I2M seller June, and $1,14©1,14M cash. Corn firmer and. No. I advanced 'ic; sales at 68(569c; No. 2 advanced 1© 1Xo; sales at 5935©61Mc, cloaing at 61Mc; rejected quiet at m@he higher; sales at 86(539c; unchanged this afternoon. Oats dull, easier and M©Ko lower; sales No. 2at 45935©60a, closing at 5930561M0; re jected quiet-and - MOlc higher; sales at 55@55 c; no grade quiet , firmer and lo higher:, sales at 36®390; un changed this afternoUrg sales No. 2 at 59M(5160,3 1 ' closin at 59M1559M. Rye quiet - And a sha e firmer; sales, of No. 1 at 111;08M©1,04; No. 2 at $1,01; clote ing with buyers at $1,03 and sellers at 11,04 for No.• I. l,, Barley quiet, T 1,5091.55 for. No. 2. r Highwines- drill; sales at 94c; ' clpeing with seller at 99e." New. Orleans IX9lMllifilt-Ise©sl. ,; Sugar r. 1 13%*©13X., forOfittuAl9P to otiolol. , Provialonaquiet.' Ness pork-$3 125; rump pia; Pd. " ta r inecAlye,, held at 15 3 0.1 Dry salted ihOtilders",iyttuir 44120.24iVii Receipts fOrthe_pliar-tweritir•rour hafp bbli thibit,l4,'os3 *heap 294 bush '00in, , 118,258: Math "ea* 835 bh .ryeiB4o btu& WHEW, 7(52ff loge. - raentm-s,4B9.bbialleir: HT 'l 4l /Abele, wheat.BlM7 bush corn;10;88& Muth oats, bush ,rye i ,7456 . :busth:harley, 4i314 bogs. Freights ;luau aetivel and ~a n. . changed; l e N,Wtic for :cern: by sail and, andideath, and,,,69,16;, mite* to Bassi°, Sr. Lowe, June 2.—Tobacco in good demand, and the,mltrket is steady at full • Prices for all o goreat,,Cottott Steady2A®26x 'for, , Middlings and 27atzu gt i for middlingii:' ' Hemp frregtdiil we, quote undriankid' at '52,25®2;45. "Flour'; the demand Is fer grades; Spring superfine at44,25(4)4 1 50; fall de.'at s4,Bo®s, spring extra fat $4.75@5t rail $ 5 @5,50, fall double extra et $5,50@f1,50, treble, extra $7458. Wheat dull• and heavy, fall declined s©loeNer 2 spring atll,oB, No, 1 at spring mixed at $l, $1 1215/ 113 - No 1 and 2 10, strictly prime to choice fall 'sold at $1,3515-1,37, strictly +Able-6U fancy red' at 11,40451,6 g. 0001- cholee andfancy white in better"dettialla -and firm, Mired is low*; sate - or nixed innbnik!At462,,svhite'do..litt 00; i chlditte white in sacks at .701572.* 'Oatio , rifts:Sit 60®63 for common to choice in sacks. Barley dull and lower at Sows, Rye The following is the daily report of salei: - Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,— Saturday,. Monday, Tuesday, If an thin Roos. a little and a shade higher than g, at the stron close ger of last week. though there is not much difference in regard to prices. The different grades may be quoted as follows; York flogs, 41(4)9; Baltimore, 9@9%'; Philadelphia, 94@9x; fancy, 9t(,@1.8. The following Is the daily report of sales: Wednesday, Thursday, ........... . .......... . ... Friday,. ........... .... ....... Monday,— ... . .. Tuesday,. . . PITTSIWEGH - GAZETTE: - TH,YRSDAL....ITTNE -3; nominal at $1,50®1,65 for prime to choice northern. Pork—Maas advanced to 0.32, asked, and small orders were filled at these figures; dry salted firm; sales of loose shouldera at clear sides at CM cimaati at 16%. sweet pickled hams nom inal at 14i'®15. Bacon; there is a slight advance on shoulders an clear• sides, with sales at 133 i .for the former and 1734 for the 'latter. Laid - advanced; choice kettle at 18 %®18,‘,.keg, in a small way, at 2.03 i. = Whisky dull at 94. ' Groceries— coffee and Sugar flat, in first hands range at 20®2034; common to fair Louis iana Sugar at 12®13, prime to choice at at 1,33i®14. Plantation Molasses at 7.5® our h receipts for the past twenty four hfTurs amounted to 2,911 barrels of Hour, 21,427.bu5he1s of Wheat, 1,900 bush els of corn, 8,445 bushels of oats, 556 bush els of rye.• • • - • Carrofxrixrr, June 2—Flour unchanged and `quiet; $5,30®5,75. Wheat dull and nominal; sales No. :1 at .51,20, and No. 2 at $1,./5; sales were made• by. sample at $1,15. Corn dull at '63®65e. Oats steady at 68®71c. Rye dull at $l,lB. Cotton firmer atu4ic higher; sales 1,200 bales middling uplands at 273i®28e- Tobacco firm; sales- 116 hhds at 1,G.559 31,411; a considerable amount is being sent to Louisville to be exhibited at the annual fair at that place. A sample of new fall Barley was exhibited on 'change to day, the quality is unusually good and was held at j 51,40. Whisky unsettled; sales 350 bbl at 95e. Pro Visions quiet and not much" dofie. Mesh Pork $31,25. Bulk meats are held at 12'4®15c, with buyers to a moderate extent at ;,,fc less. Bacon is held at 133; ®163;®17c, but not enough done to establish quotations Lard held at 19c, but it sold to a lim . ited extent at 183 j re. Linseed 011 dull and drooping; sales at $1, 11 3®1,04. lard 01151,40 ®1,45.:.Petr01eum dull at 28® 301' for refined, Money market close at 10®12 per cent. Loutsvrta.g June ain quiet. Corn, in ear, 6 7e, shelled. 681.. Wheat, $1,20®1,30. Oats,. 70c In bulk. Malt: No. 1 spring is held at $2,15. Groceries are in fair demand. Sugar; New Orleans prime, 14'.c; hard, standard, 16 c. Molasses; prime New Orleans, 70c. Cof fee; prime Rio, 25 1 :c. Sorghum, 55c. , Provisions are quiet but firm. Mess Pork is held at $31,50. 'Bacon; shoulders are held at 13Nc; clear rib aides at 17c, and clear sides at 1734 c. Hams; sugar cured, fancy. 19;ic. 'Lard, prime leaf, in tierces, 18 ; 1 4e. Cement is In active , de bland at 2. ' Flour is in demand and steady, wit h sales of superfine at $4,75, and fancy at $8,25. Highwifies are dull, a% 95e for free.. Eggs, 16e, on arrival. Butter,'lsc on arrival. Bagging steady; two pound flax, 2130; wool, unwashed, Feathers, prime, 82c. PLavitidasp, June 2.—Flour dull a nd tinehinged.' Wheat dull,, heavy nd lower; sales No. 1 red winter at 11,34, and No. 2 do 11,19; thereto little or no spring wheat offering., Corn active and lower; No. I mixed 70c 1 ; •No. 2do 67e. Oats dull but unchanged: sales made at 67c for No. 1 State. Rye dull and nominal; held at 111,10®1,15, but slow_ of sale. Barle; nothing doing as the malting season is about over. Petroleum market without any improvement; held at. 25®2534c for refined in round lots for June and July.; sales 2,000 bbls at those figures; small lots 2®30 higher. TOLEDO, June 2.—Flour dull and un. changed. Wheat 2®2.:c lower; kniber $1,3t3 on spot, and held b uyer - tho month at 5.1,37_4, .with $1,37 hid: other grades dull. Corn, No. 1 ;ic better; 69c on spot; 65%c seller the month; No. 1 unchanged, 66c. Oats held at 66c, with 65!4c Rye held at 51,10 for No. I. Receipts -4,000 bbla flour, 11,200 bush wheat, 13,600 bush corn, 2.500 bush oats. Shipments —1,200 bbls flour, 3,000 bush wheat, 11,- 400 bush corn, 10,800 bush oats, 300 bush rye. -- 6729 2977 1747 233 93 780 730 876 666 674 1169 1075 MILWAUKEE, June 2.—Flour is very dull' at previous prices. Wheat quiet and steady at $1,17 for No. 1, and $1,1434 for No. 2. Oats entirely nominal. Corn dull at 58c for rejected 'dew. Rye quiet and, steady at $l,OO for No. 1. Barley nominal. Grain freights nominally un• changed. Recelpbt--3,000 bble flour,los,- 000 bus wheat, 100 bus, oats. 1 , 00 0 bus corn. SbiPments-2,000 bbla flour, 134,- 000 bus wheat. MEMPHIS, June 2 —Cotton firm at 28c; receipts, 121 bales; exports, 311 bales. Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn, 80c. Oats, 78@flOn. Hay, $27. Pork, ;82,25. Lard, 19(3 4 20c, Bacon firm: shoulders, 13Mc ; sides, 18e. Balk Meats dull: shoulders, 12y,c; Ifkb#4, 16S@I6X0. BALTIMORE, June 2.—Flour dull and innular. Wheat nominal. Corn firm at 88®90c. Oats dull at 5.54@y700. Rye nominal. Provisions firm at previous quotations. Whiskey dull at 11,02® 1,02%. • DETROIT. June 2 . -- Wheat—reeelpts of 19,000 bus; the market is 6e lower; extra white 11,70; No. 1 do at 11,49; No. 2 do 11,27. Corn dull at 68®69e. Oats 64e. RIVER NEWS. The river is again receding slowly with eight feet three inches In the channel by the channel by the Monongahela marks last ''evening. Weather cloudy and pleasant. . • The Argosy from St. Louis le the only_ arrival we have to report. The Kenton frbui Portsmouth is due to-day and will return as usual tomorrow, at! P. M. The, Kate Putnam, Capt. 13. W. Reed, will positively leave for Cincinnati and Lordsville r , today, and passenigers and shippers should bear this in mind. The Grey Eagle arrived and departed for Parkersburg as usual. The Matamoras, owing to an accident to her machinery, did not get out as ex pected, on Tuesday evening. She de parted yesterday. - 4 Capt. Hugh Campbell was ln Cincib nati on Monday last. • ' —The Glasgow, enroute from St. Paul, felt Cincinnati Monday for this port wltti,Jav 100 tuns. Pilota4..,Tom,Morris and "L2°un4l9arrivedi at Louis. here'i to l ePaPgas died from the fallidn. r votesOrn Batitrday alAttd, an* sitiqvbilsi ptiikilbtui`voyitptk, Or the; I lfalistrUnt ilnittont' further, anal , (Isaac Captain Pink liaY 'tit il wheelo I iSlie b hauled °tit on t h e' marine mesh, when the-lit:tent of the damage to her hull can be ascertained. —The towboat Monongahela tuts been sold . al MOWS; Morgair,`Bv:Milleri , sold one - h Oil Louis BeinlOw, untoplace. sold :012019111riii•' • and'Henriltithilr sol d also one-fourth. The %folloWing were . the purchasers: Charles O. Gordon, one half, and Samue/ Shepard onehalf, the total amount be: /nit 4.8;000. 4-Mr. Oliver Canton, je, late Clerk of the, Lower Cciest packets Ai'6l. BroWn audlda, has purchased..at St. Louts, one-half of the new low-pressure steamer .Galetes. She is en route to New Or- Jeans and will enter.. the Lower Ckoast ;crude tit once. , —The Camelia was to 'bait, left an. cinnal./ for Pittaburgh on TudidaV:', • ...4The,t - 411,. Louie Democrat of Monday POT: j 00; dißNlA9bas thetian • riv gef ,t helmporfer.a4oNge,fit a *WM( on The Iniportor left St.lLowe April.lo; time to Benton, 47 days: - Ine following boats arrived, or should have reached Bentonbefore her, sus they left , feIf*,'RKMSX_MM I this %port lirevlottsly:' Cora, Only Chance, Huntsville, Big Horn., Shreve, Silver Bow, Peninah, Ackley, Ida. Rees. —A small steamer has just been fin shed at Parkersburg for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. It is eighteen feet wide, and has machinery of the necessary power. Ttie boat was built to be used in the . construction of the railroad bridge at that point. • . —Captain Tom Leathers has Aduced the fare on the Henry Ames from Vicks burg to New Orleans to tl2. —The Submarine No. 14 arrived at Omaha on the evening of the 30th ult.. en route to the , wreck of the Benton, which she will attempt to raise. _ —A dispatch from Captain William Massey,of the steamer Utah, dated Fort Randall May 19. states that the. Utah Made the "rune of 1,480, miles from St. Louis to Port Randall in sixteen days and' a half. she having arrived there at 6A. M. She is proving herself a fast boat. !River and Weather. CET Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.] * LOUISVILLE, June 2 —The river is rising steadily, with eight feet six inches in the canal this evening. The weather is clear and warm. IMPORTS BY RAILROAD. ID • ITTEIBIIRGIT, FORT WA.YNE CHI CAGO RAILROAD, June 2.--4 cars iron ore, Shoenberger Et Blair; 7 do metal, Nimick & Co; 3 do do, Bryan de Caughey 200 bbls flour, Culp & Shepard; 100-do do, Seghmyer 4 V; 100 do do, Lindsay, J Co; 100 do, do, J Borman 100 do do, J Bonner; 400 sks do, Watt; L & Co; 15 tea lard. 20 bbls hams, Sellers & Co; 10 bbls dried peaches, Voigt, M ,t co; 10 cases lard, Porterfield; 30 balls green hides, N - Hoffstott; 64 do do, Boyd,M & Co; 100 bbls flour, Haslage & Co; 7 , ,d0 cider, H Engle; 7.d0 apple 4 I do bacOn, Bruggeman Et O'Brien; 5! bgs mill fetid, .1 13 Campbell; 50 do do, W LI Hagan; 33 sks oats, 4 do potatoes, J Hutchinson; 160 oil, bbls, Adams & Bro; 14 bgs rye, Dan Wallace; 3 bbls eggs, Woodworth & D; 71 pkgs carriage hardware, Hare 1t Bro; 1 car potatoes, Meanor Et Harper; 11 sks rags, M'Cullough, S & Co; 24 do do, 1 crat d do, Pitts - Paper Co; I car ear corn, 1 do feed, Robb St Herron; 195 bxs cheese N J Braden. PI'TTSEURGH CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. June 2. -- 42' aks grain, Meanor It H; 16 dotage, M'Clay & Co; 50 tos lard, Dalzell & T; 50 do hams, Hays & Son: Ado beef, 5 do sausage, F Sellers 'Et Co: 2 hhds bacon, Watt, .L Co; ,S do do, J Lippincott; 23 pkgs do, 3 tea sausage, J H parker; 14 bbls potatoes Robb &H; 12 tiks do, J C Vincent; 14 hf bbls fish, J Connor; 15 do do, J S Dil worth; / car corn, W: H - Graff; 1 do rye,' M'Henry 114,100 bbla flour, Shomaker & L; 10 do lard, J P Hanna; 2 bas 4 cads tobacco, Hays Et Co; 22 do do, C D Arons thal; I ban, 10 cads dodo, Lindsay Et Mc- Cune; 1 has ,4 caddies do, J Fuller ton; 5 hhds has, J Lippincott. ALLEGHENY STATION, Jtine 2.-1 CRY wheat, Kennedy dr. Bro; 43 bgs feed, Geo Stewart; 2 cars metal, Rogers Et Burch field; 5 cars limestone, Superior Iron Co; Ido staves, JM Hemphill; 13 aka pota toes, R& A Caraon; 127 green blues, .1 Taggart; 16 bbla aples, Owena Et Ken nedy; 1 car flour and feed, V C Brown; 1 car flaxseed, M B Suydam 21 bales cotton, A H Childs Et Co. CLEVE.I.AND AND PI TTbßn Rr4 tiA L. I 1L0.5.D, June 2.-1 car stone, P Wolf; 2 do do, J Ir L Knox: 285 sits oats, J & W Fairley; 7 cars pig iron, Nlmiek Jr. CO; 2 do limestone ore, McKnight & Co; 1 do lumber, W W Higdon & Co; 2 care ilme stcaie ore. Zug Co; I car potatoes, 2 bas cheese, Volgt, Manood it Co; 603 blooms iron,.Park Bro & Co; 100 bbis flour, J Montgomery; 160 do do, J M Montgom ery: 100 do do, F Schlegel; -.20 cases to bacco, S Ewart & Co; 20 Jo do, M W Rankin & C0; . 15 sks potatoes,Bragger. man & O'Brien; (3 bbis hater ber. J ner; 24 bas hardware, Secomb tit Co; 40 lif bbis fish, W Cooper (t.„ Co; 16 casks pearls, Bakewell, Pears & Co; 20 hr . bbl , herring, W D Cooper; 30 but stareh. l Head it Metzger; 50 do do, Rinehart .t S; 15 bbla 011, D Cook; 27 bble clay, Beck, Phillips& Co; 24 dodo, Campbell, Jones it Cu; 5 Vas hams, 7 H Lippericott; 156 peanuts, I Dickey At Co. ALLEoHaNY v Aaaact kLuLEDAD, Jute 2.-960 bbls oil, Maher dr Bro; 240 do do, R T Leech; 610 do do, J Wilkins; 1,080 do do, Livingston Bro; 400 do _dor Wormser, M & 'co; 480 do do, Soho Works; 160 do do, Pool & Bro; r car Cones,, Seward & Emerson; 42 bgs oats, Keil & Ritchart; 1 car grain. Martin Brickell dr. Co; tear lime , D L Reynolds; 3 bbls tallow, 13 Basler; 5 eke wool, 3 Pkgs eggs. J E Shomaker; 7 cars railroad iron, J 11 Dortingtom 2 cars metal, Rees, Graff & Dull: Sobits oats, 45 do potatoes. W H Haslett; 149 do oats, 18 do rye, M Steel &Son; 17 do oats, G Rineman. • - .• • • .4.11 L I! The Artificial Limb Manufacturing CO. CHARTERED . Limb THE STATE OF PENNA. All Shareholders are nea I,w searing the Limbs Blade by the Coutprany. To those requiring a limb we wbuld say that our own experience has Induced us to establish* factory here that wohld make neotrifOrtable and curable Roo) for a reasonoth price, .Aft• r try. ma. a number of solid socket and padded socket legs, we have each found more comfort and use fulness in an . • ADJUSTa BLS LACKING istICKET" than in any oth?r made In the coup try. Pile of our number, a skilled mechanic, has charge • f the swop. We have bought the right to use two of the best patents; and by our experi ence we hope to improve la every way that will add to t h e comfort. durabil I t y or appearanceof the limbs we make.- We have; vet, the price of our. new legs at ;NO. Persons from a distance are only detained in the city,while the measure and a cast of the Injured limb is taken. The saving to yuronasers, as: catenated with Eastern prices, Is horn VW tctint) tne price of leg.;: I - least CIO railroad fare, hotel' bills and other traveling expenses, anti then we are Battened that our g limb votitynis &Me *Vchon h p than any one auras in New urk or phi 04,, .II we can get. orders, we can maintain o factory at the above print. aod,we thereforepakan antination before koltig'elSerrhere. ' We make, to order, and keep un bandit supply. Of eteeltingsl bricea: an • Ittpliericee fOr IhJ ured of deformed imbh.sho.• orwhitss,,trutunie,, about.; dee homes; d." rdr furtber nformation tr cular,.eoultaMing, ninny thatimoutal, lettere eyeet . thosilwbo hiVl worn blirtrtilletatTile addrese A r g'rlQll ~loP l ittg ' re lio 1. ;1103' P . irteenth and Itocudeph be tsenrgi, anithla tTW g AN ARDENERB TAKE Nancy. _ 7 703 BALF„TykkmoRaT* E N • MILE I D, on ako tAuegoony now need for garitoolrij WIXOM: en; grovel/brut hvaltigh mac* ovouniiracion. ton log or a ltrgihMt i lln i trtorintr i g o lei g e ir i e h gra Sae and To4or tro. tioularrinoom, ir4traitarDpar. rex , . 10, " " Cathedrii. MMIS] =MI MANSFIALT,, , NESS. Price br Int Depot,. /30i 1 Clo For sale,. v 1181.1.X. , 1 It (1001) OHM 1131341141:14) evI1:10r 1 6 VOL MK • ---- 1 .- tulargi ;market RS/Pc nyweb:lirtzt• PrltlLittrb,ill. Item Prune ,7M Fir 4 ~i~ . ~~~ : ~`.~ RIVER PACkETS . .1.-lA.A2oliser FOR ST. LOUIS, liEO.. kU. I kIIKLINGION, DII-ardeit LIEW bit it and ST: P itTL--The steamer. . II f ' F L EVERN( 0N Capt. J. J..Diiaascul. Will leave as above - oa at. 5. lf./nee . - • For mum or rassage JET FLACK & COLILLSOIRKID. . rents Adirma' 186 a NORTHERN LINE PACKETS, St. Louis to Keokuk.Oad St. PHI; ANAND ALL iN fERMETtik:TE PORTS. One the eplendhfSidewlieel Steamers of this Line - will leace,lilt. Louts da ly for Kook u 11.4 re a pert,- Dubnque 4 Winona; Stillwater Ml , l St. Paul. Throtigh receipts for Freight and .Passengers will bel given e lo all poiats oh the Upper kilts's sitoiPPl on steamers numln 4 from this port and Connecting with the Northern Line Packets at St, Lotils, thns enabling consignees to get their Fr-Fight through without delay and at, lowest ratts. Applyto JOHN FLACK, . J; D. COLLIN GWOOD, Agthts, or to , • - R. C. GRAY. mh2S:g2il . 91 Water st.teet. FO • - CINCINNATI and t.LOUISVIc,LE.-7Tt e nne pas senamr steamer • NATE PUNNAI,I' Capt. G. W. HEED. Wilt Wave ,as above THIS DAY, June 3d, 1' at 4 o'clock 4 . .11: ' For fraght orpa'Atkae apply on board or to I J ofIN MACK' or nts26 1 • JD. COLLINGWOOD, Agents. FO Bt WHEELING. J MA /MET rA,PARICEnSBURG AND Ct cCINNATI. Leav7Plttsburgh EVERY TtIESD AY- 1.21 31, Leave Clnclnnett EVERY VRIDAY-4 31. The s tit and superb tildewbeel Steamer ST. MARYS,' T. 1.1.' SWEENEY, Comp:Lauder, will leave as announced above. For frtelght or Passage apply on board, or to • 1 . FLACK & COL LINO WOOD, or COLLIN° 8c BARNES, Agents. N, B:-r o Freight received on Tuesday after I I. A.. M. - natt29 1.?1 , - Ft u it. G WITARLING AND PAR_ P " RERSEILIRD LlNE.—beay. C.lrnr+anve Wharf KOnt„ r 094 ot unn fit ft.r. daily at 111 Y., WED NESDAYS and SATURDAYS i ttiDaY N.A4Ga.. .. .. L. 4118.17 NAN, master. teretghovut be received at lii Acura by .lAMES COLLINS. • PLAUX I COLLINGWOOD AietLatir. T° EA VE R P.OO •APrDStab T-7, E.ENST 0 WNT. TEM. 111111101. MAIL • STEARISEIPS. _ I • , • sumberhu r exteen tiet- e l an vessele. amo cm• m the celebrated ng CITY OP PAltio, CITYMP ANTWEPP, 0/TY OP BOSTO__,Iii CITY OF BALTIMORE, f CI TE ' LONDON, •Evesor 'SATURDAY, from Pier 45, _Null' River, New York. For mileage or farther lorunaaclort mailer to • tWrfillAM HINGHAM, Jr. to FIFTH bTREKI. IChrutucte' Voarlv onnosltt Prat tlr,.. Pittahnr.a. :UNITED STATER INTERNAL REVENUE, t 1 TWENTY-THIRD DISTnICT. COLLECTOR'S - NOTICE. i L6IFFICIILLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE. 23d Col ection District of Pennsylvania, :Co .67 Water St.,Allegheny Clt y,51.13 , 19, '69. Xot‘ce is 1 erebv given that the annual lists of SPECIAL TAXES, formerly termed LICENSES. and of the taxes on Intorno, Carriages, Watches, Sliver Plate. sc.. are nori 4 in this office , where payment will be received hereon by the GollectornuAnd after the Ist DAVI VF JUNE, 1869. • Theie taxe , having becone due, must be paid before the 2 th DAY OF JUNE, 1969; other i wit eradditio al expenses will b.:lncurred by tho tax.payer. I B. BUFFINGTON, Esq., Deputy Collector of the county of Armstrong, anu EDWIN LYON, Esq., Deputy! Collector for the county of Butler.. will be readg'to receive, after the Ist of June,for their respective connties, and will post notices designating t e times Ind places. when and where. they will be p t repared to receive the taxes collect able by them.l Taxes mare only In greenbacks or national currency. Office bouts from 9 A. x, to 3 P. bir JOHN M. SULLIVAN, 1 myl£1:151 A GREAT SUCCESS! rOjEXT/EIEL a. WASHING MACHINE! • It washes the finest tsbrics, without in ury, perfectly clean dn less than one-eighth the ordi nary way. It dots not rub the cloth, but per forms the cleaning process by steam and the quick action ofiot water. It can be operated by a atkild. Its great cheapness makes it accessible to every famlly t and saves its own cost in doing away with tube: PRICE, 1:15. Sold from the Manufactory at THOMAS - MERKEL'S, PENN ST., OPT . OBITI3 PRA' PAIR'GBOTIND. Tit; le •r , -• ArAGICATB WA * • lorZ 1..;. • ROOFING SLATS OF. VARIOUS Qualities and,;,,Colorsi, ranicui...ttextfoit tiviit44l44l§latit and remitting kt.areroors.• lot pa? Andprits“ address • • - •-..t, i1:11; 1446 4$ 14 , ea 4kvenue, , cli - )h AIMS 138Gai PA Li _ ' 1 A T RADEIVIAING r , - - ,., ' ,-- ...,, D1M,.1,., -...-.•01..`0:,..., DG„P,I..,S-:: ' '' ' . . .... )6r , ,:‘ pup , `i i 'if ,b i li YS. EOM I RtAbAORt. DISPYPIJIA, t a titie. HALL 43_ gO. A.. T:T/1 Je10:e211 laread; gßEsif. • SHAD • RECEITED ; _Astly lit sENOABIIN PIILPRIS* ' 'Popular su' Stems WO. 48., Diamond Market, itte burgh, attest the iTwitt Utz, Allegheny Cli7, oorner of Ohio and Federal arrests. Can Ilie elle all kinds - of Bea and Lake tleb. ffallnat,' Shad; heat, tic:4oBh. Haddock and Eel. Also, large Ire PtillevOflWhltis. Lake Fish, ealamos, 'Da 4, literfteort. Herring I and ..efacluaW Trout., which entiolesus Screen St . the loweet . roarket prices, wholesale .or retell. • We Wyllie > l lmre- of Freak Flab' ta sive us a . Call. and we will infer' them a treat. ; mb2ls aj 1V, 19 ob VLIVIVR EEO ule at lowest; 4XOXE, WHITE L Freak Wlti CINCIVNAT/. I PARKERSBUItti STEAMSHIPS COLLECTOR. E.-300 barrels Line s tor salt J.l. alinum = LROAJ itiere, €) 'PORT WAYNE & catcAuo 1. W. and C.T.BYELAND & PITTSBURGH From Mav 9th, 18139, trains will leave frost and arrive at ► he Union Depot, north side, Plttis burgh chi time, 48 follows: Arrive. Chleago'Ex....2:%B tlhreago Ex. 1:50 a na. Erle Er.2Ba m zo pr a Cl. & Wh:g3l`i6:l3 a m t Wheeling Ex 10:40 a na Chicago hia11..6:118 a rutin. Lours Ex 7:08D na Chleago Ex. :-.9:43 a iniCht`o Ei&111408p Cl. & Wh'it Ex 2:00p rz. , Cleveland Ex 3:53 p Chicago Ex.. 2:23 p m tErle Es 558 p ro- W`e & Erie Ex.11:311 Exo:B3p Deparffrom dt/ephny., Arn'ss In /iv/ur s Beitirgalls the. 8150 Rail IsPetidele &0,6:38 Leetsdale • 10:03 afn Itca'r Palls 8:20 an `` •` 11:58 a mlNeve Castle "10:23 am /:20 pm Blinn " 9:13 aM pr o t ester zz .3:58 prn ILeered ale `" bus imi Leetsdale .A.co•fit 1 3 P rai Be a' r 11:S3tun. Bea"rFalls `• .6:l3pm Leeydale • 4:33tma Leetsdale 4 . 10:43 pm ' u. Fair Oaks &inn- Pair Oaks Sun ay C2l:2are3 clig-o,Ezzipi-trehultrcieih.v./11;rairmy. .12.030. m.chicage Express arrives J. id. IMBALL. •j. 4119,ULLOITOIL Gen , ' Ticket Agent ~,,,q4E_Arlitl_lpteli't. gH -A NG E • OFRAMONN TIME., LEGHENT VLULLEY:EALLIROAD, THE ONLY DIRECT , Rtgrtz TO THE OIL REGIONS WiTFROTT CHANGE OF OAKS. On and after MONDAY,. May3d,18159 TWO THROUGH TRAINS DAlLY•(eXcept Sunday) will leave Pittsburgt Depot, totner' of Elev enth and Pike stVeets,fcr.Nranklini 011-Olty.Buf. filo and all points WU e Oil Regions. LiAVE pITTHMMGH: [ARRxr iS piTTBMMOIC Day Ex 6:00 a m Day EX. .: . i.. 515 p 42 Night Ex.... 7:30 pm Night Ex 6:30 it isk Brady's .11Ae 315 p m I Rradys ll'Ac 10,10 am. Ist dodaW'ks 9:45 ain !It tsOdaW'ks 7:40 a M 9 t l Soda'6"ks 6:30 pin '3ld Sodalrks 8:/0 p m 1 ltt Hutton ... 6:45 a m Ist Milton.. hi:so a m ild Hu1t0n...12:00 m9a linftou.. • A:00 p m 3(1 Hutton... 1 t:00 pnt 3 dHulton... 1405 p m Arnold's Ac. 5:00 pln Arnold's - Ac. 7:40 p m - Churen train to and from Soda Works leave Ptttsbergh at 1:10 p.g. Arrive.st Pittsburgh. (Sundays, ) at 9 50A. N. \ { Express trains st) only at principal points. Accommodation ra ins btop at all stations THOMAS AREbtex, aen'i tiup't. M. KEW, .S.m , t.' bup , t. I apal _ - A.ENNSYLIVA NIA CENTRAL RAILIRBIAMI ROAD. On and a ft er April 25th„ V 1869, Tra n s will arrive at and i rpartfrom the Union Depot , come.' of Wash ton and Libe r ty stseets, as follows: Arriot. DeDdn• Mail Tr... 1:25 am 'Day Expr se.. 9:/5-aal . Past Line .. . . 1.45 am Soutnern E . 4:SO am wmp. No. 3.... 6 09am Wall's No . 1 .. 13:30 am BrintonAcen. 7:50. am Mall Train., . 8:16 am. Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 am How'dAc B . 1 lu:20 am Cincinnati Ex.9:10 am . Cincin'tlE 12:30 PM .Tohnstown Ac10:35 am Wall's No. '2_ 11n51 a m ROW(' Ac Nol 1:10 pm Johnslpwn Ac. 3:05 pm Plitsb'eh Ex. 1:30 pm Rraddlicks Ac. 3:40 p Phila. Expressl.so pm Phila. Express 4:20 p Wall's. No. 2...2:60pm Wall's No. :1t...,4:50pnt Braddock Ac.. 8:80 run Wall's No., 11.. 0:08 pts: How'd Ac N02.9:311pm .Past Line: ... 7:30 pm -Wall'a No. 4. 1:90 pm How 'd sc No 2.8:20pin , Wait Passn'r 10:20 pm WEIDA N 0.8.1 11:00 Dna Tti ..*ese trains make close connection at 41arrs b tilg. for Baittmore". I„• . , • • !, , , The Church Traha leaves Walls, Statio:Meaei7 thinday at 9:06 a. .ten, reaching - Pittsburgh 10:05 a., m. Re turning, leaves .Pittsburgh . 12150 p. in. and arrives at Walls Station 2:10 p.•..M.,- • ~-., • • - - ,•, A • - •Cluckinati'ExpreerAenree-dant'Aß 'oat_ traira pally except I :l9nday.r •zk v ;;l,,v ;,, ,-, lor farther llatrnitatunrapl t d ' , • ' • W. H. B C TR' ;A...ft, The PennaylAnliflallrotd Co for slime any risk forßaggage,excep for wearhaleap Duel, and limit their responstellity to One Una pt*. Dollars in value. , AW,Baggage exceeding nit amount in vane wilLbe.at Abe 'Ai* of the owner. unless taken 'ho weactil contract. aP 26 Ga./leas,' EDWARDrif: WILLIXMB kall'arll4Bal;e4a±la.444l.l4llls WE 8 T E R lit- PENNSYLVANLS RA-LROAD.--On and after April 25th,11169stke Passenger Trains on the Western •Pennsylvanla Rai road will Arrive at and - departl.from the Feder, 1 'Street Depot, Allegheny City,As fallow,: - " • 4rriee. I Depart. •• • - Springd'e No 16:40 a m . 31511 ... . , . 1 . 7:00 aln Freeport No. 18:20 a mlFreepoit . No. 19:201 at Express 10:40 atu Sharphig No111.1:310 am Sbarphig No.11:210 p m Expresv '. 2:30 pfil Freeport No. 2400 p mrpringdie No 13:30yint Mail .. • ... .. .. . 5:50 p tn nieeport N0.25:20 pm Spring . die N026:210 p tn,Soringdie N 02630 pita Aboye trains run daily except Sunday. The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junciaoll evert dunday at 7:40 a. tn., reaching Allegheny Cits at 9:50 a. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny City at 1:30 p. in. and arrive at Allegheny June. Lion at 3:40 p. in. 1 - CODUCUTATION T/CHYSTS—Por sale in pad:Ages of Twenty, betweett,Alletaleny City, talestnut street. Herr's, Bennett. Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsburs and good only on the trains stopping at Station. specified on tickete. . • The trains leaving Allegheny City at 7:00 a. in. make direst connection at Freeport withWali. keen line of Stages for Butler and kiannahstown. TIP - onset tickets ma) be purchased at the. Ofileei. N / 01. Clair eirrect, its 41.... thr filzt..natenßridirs. Pittsbur, h, and at the Depot , Allegheny. For further informatibn apply to . ' . JAM E S LEW, REPS, Agent. 1 Federal Street Depot. The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not as seine any risk for Baggage,lexcept forweltritg apparel, and limit their responsibility to Ono ' Hundred Dollars in value. I All, baggage ex.. ceeding tt is amount in value willbe at the risk 01 the owner, unless taken by special contract. EDWARD H. WILLIBJ6S, ap2t Genetal Suneriatendentv Altoona: Pa. 13 iT TSlit r itGIALlin OLNOINNATI: :amp .11.0rtu RAILWAY. s--. . . , . . .. , . ...... PANTILE ROIPEL • - "ORANGE OP' .—Oni and atter MONDAY. Apra 26tb, 1889, trains - will leave and arrive at Um Union Depot, as follows:. _ -, Nail. • . • . •Dsprr. Arrits. ,—. ............. 2:08 s. la. 19:13 a. Haag Line ... - ' 9:43 a. in. -7:14 p. M. Express 233 p. ra. 4:33 a. ni. Nixed Aots.rt • '5:33 a.m. 5:58 0. ra. MoDonald,a Acen,No.lll:43 a. za. 1818 a. in. Steubenville Accommod. - 3:58 p. m. 9:33 a. in ReDonabi,s-Amon. No. 25,1! P. re. • 3:19 p. m. , nunday Chard: Train:. 12:58p. as. 9:58 a. m. Ga.51:33 P. M. tra'n will leave tially. 151:13 P..ra. will will nitre tlly. All other tralna will run daily, Sundays except. ed.. The 9:43 a . m. Trllll makes close . colt neetiona at Newark lir Zanesville. S. F. SCULL, General Ticket Arent, W. W. OA R% SulPt.. Steubenvlllet , Olddll .. ap3l ' : G: & p:--TH=•7° oo l color:mut vILL ' - ILROAD. ........_ . . On and after TUESDAY, November. . I ‘th.- 100 P, trains will arrive at and depart from tits Depot corner of Grant and. Water streets. as follows: .Dwart. Arnim. , Esti to aid from Th4on so ins .. ...... ........,... 7:00,3. X. 4:00 P. it. McKeeiport Accomdt , n 11:00 A. at. X:O5 P. //. Ex. to and from Unt'n. , 0:00 P. Ir. 101 , 10 A. X. West Newton Accanni 4:30 P. Y. 8:33 A. x. Braddock's Aatcandton. 8:18 P. It. 7:50 Y.ll Night Ao. tolifelpsport.lo:3o P. K. 5:45 A. X Bundarelinach =WAS* _:- _ _ - - and from West Newton /MO P. 31f. 10:00 A. ,For tickets apply to • ... • . - .+• , I, - E. X. BAYIIIO3[D. Mott W. B. 81.011 T;Supertuteritent: , irola • ' S UNION PACIFIC )11AILWAI Eastern DL hjoa. itnxe c W h is N LAED , hitos? wawa • • n..,7 6, - 7 4 4 4 1/1 . 10 4 11141 Co4lolrathili ..Arevada: - "•• • rltsuittinglea,. Matto, ' • - .3 f ~111("L% • 41 , .4Ficci(t ,•,.; b:Aft ' tailsrerotassn nd , • tthe n a ° rrlvat B ' raid, r bal end Sa oe at i y lnr " 14 - 'Et raMit Usas.WAtt„aiwurn. tracl a wait Alleworth• with th e 1./ • STATES Amp!. Riss cum p AN , r , is LIZIRDF OV=LA.hip• ABU - BR* 00 ACREI POR, • , !•,*`. i • r iniINV:E.R 4 MALT ..L.AgEti Apt Points 'ln ithelperritoriegi And with hanDrishoirs '.twinegm,. TIMM of 00ACRES for Yort Unio neta , e yqrt. pun. Alinquerline s Banta - re. an Pointe In sons andiiewidexitio. With the, revert additithis •of rollinjr 'stalk .• and equipment, and the _arrangements _made with responsible Overland Transportation , ais from Its western teiminus, this road now offers unevialled•fieUlties for - the transmission at freight to the gar. West, • Tickets for sale at all the principle. aloe* ' the United States and Caudle - Be sure and ask Po tickets gilt Tilli`6llolljlt HILL ROUT •t•Ulnoli A, 40 iWLWA Y NASTERN ,•1. • , „. • As Jiktinmaws, Bassist Raperintaladelt a. u. 111slaralialiivit sad Trim* iaiamTi4=EM UM M=
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