•• PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OP P1TT813132103H GASETTI4
SATURDAY, Juno 5, £869.
REVIEW YOB THE WEER
The most important feature we have
to notellits week, is the remarkable and
unexpected advance in prices. Crude
Etas advanced fully two and a half cents
since this day week, and Refined, for
June N delivery is three to three and a half
cents higher; as already intimated, the
advance was , entirely unexpected, com
ing as it did right on the heels of a very
sick market, and, everybody expecting
.a still hitcher decline, instead of an up
ward movement. This, sadden reaction
is attilbrited to the fear-that there is a
sharp detnand for spot oil on the part of
isrportengit is said that there are vessels
-at New - York with an aggregate capers
ity;,of 120,000 tails, atPhiladelphia;7s,ooo
bbls, and that new charters to the ex
tent of 70,000 bbut have been made at.
New York within the past'few days.
The receipts of Crude and shipments of
Refilled have again been liberal during
the Weak, and at no time this year has
the oil badness presented so satisfactory
an appearance as at present. Additional
refineries have beenstarted up, and what
is better still, there is a better margin
for the refiner now tha n a week ago, and
it is to be hoped that this will continue
throughout the entire season.
Receipts Crude this week, 18,124 bbls;
last week, 7,232; from January Ist to
date, 277,150; same time last year, 536,-
92&, Exports Relined this , week, 10,449
bbls; last week, 12.589; from January to
date, 168,958; same time last year, 205 ,-
588. Sales this week, 119,000 bbls; last
week, 95,700. As will be seen by the
above, our receipts of crude and ship
ments of relined, this year, fall largely
behind phase of the same time last;year.
CRUDE.
Continues strong and considerably ex
cited and, compared with yesterday,
prices have still further advanced.
Sales 1,000 each July to December at
15 1 4; 2,000 ,Yuly at 143 ; 2,000 August at
14X;
ti
at ,ooo June. seller, at 1 , 4 i; 1.000
July 14%; and 1,000 each June to Sep
tember at,ls. Compared with this day
waft, spot oil is fully 2 cts higher here
and 74 cents per bbl higher at 011 City.
REPINED
Also is stronger and higher under the in
fluence of a sharp export demand, and
Prices have still further advanced. Sales
in lots of 5,500 bbls for Jane at 32X: and
WO each June , to September at 323. This
day week, June oil sold down to 29@
29g, showing an advance of three and a
half cents. Offers to buy August to Sep
tember at 83; and July •to December •at
same figure.
inteinkrs OP cumm OIL. •
Waring. King t Co--.
L. Roess & Bro..
J. Wilkins •
Lockhart, Frew t Co.
Peerless Works
Liberty Works
Fisher & Bro '
K. T. Leech.
J. Paawhinney
John Irwin.
Total 8.910 bble.
1 - LUBAIOATING OILS.
Eclipse inter Lubricating oil 40c
Eclipse ilroad Axle 85c
Eclipse Machinery ' 75c
Eclipse pindle • 80c
0/Lr'SHIPPED EAST BY A.,V. EL R.
Srann & Wagner 250 bbls refined to
Waring, King & Co., Philadelphia.
Citizens Oil Co. 200 bbla refined to
Tack & Bro., Philadelphia.
Fawcett, L. it S. 200 bbla refined to W.
P Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
P. Welsenberger & Co l g n 1 1 : 1 4&zat.
to Warden, & Frew Co, Pi
Total Refined. 850
OIL SICEPTED EAST YROX DUQUESNE
OEM
Brookd, Balleutine & Co. 64 bble ref.
to Warden, Frew & 00., Philadelphia.
Markets by Telegriptk.
New YORK, • June s.—Cotton firmer;
sales of 8 , 500 bales; 3034 c for middling
- uplands. i Flour—receipts of 9,986 bbls—
heavy and 5o lowtr; sales of 9,400 bbls;
160006,80 for superfine State western:
$5,90@6,25 fer extra State. $5,60@6,35 for
extra western ; 86,4507,50 for white
wheat extra; $5,95@e7,10 for R. H. O.; $7
($8 for extra; s9@l2 for good to choice
do, closing quiet; included in the sales
were 4,000 bbls extra State for export at
16,00@6,20. Rye flour quiet, $4,60@6,50.
Corn meal dull. Whisky lower, sales of
260 bbis at 96c@51,02 free—the latter
price for retail lots. Wheat—receipts of
3,036 bush—spring scarce and firmer;
sales of 49,500 bush; 111,4041,4234 for No.
2 spring; $1,43% for No. I and 2 do mixed;
11,4734 for No. 1 do; $1,42 for No. 2 do to
arrive; $1,66@1,70 for white California;
.$1,77 for white Michigan; $1,42@1,43 for
winter red Michigan. Rye dull. Barley
and barley malt nominal. Corn—re
oeipts of 49,867 bushels—scarce and lo
better; sales of 52,000 bushels ; 62
(s4o for new mixed western via canal;
85®900 for do via railroad, 960 for old do
in store, 96340 for do afloat, 89®920 for
new white western and southern. Re
ceipts, oats 11,041 bus; oats firmer: sales
11,000 bus at 80c afloat, and 780 in store.
Rice quiet. Coffee moderately active;
Cabe at /4(4)1243. - Molasses steady; Cuba
at No. Hops steady. Petroleum firm
at. 150 for crude, and 8034@31.3 for refined:
Linseed oil quiet at 11,04@1,07.• Coal
quiet. Leather, a good request and nn-
Wool dull; sales 198,000 lbs
at 48 for domestic fleece, 42@430
for pulled. Spirits Turpentine quiet at
ii ta2
14,51) . , ' Provisions: Pork quiet, 800 bbls
at $8 for new, closing at P 1,25 cash,
0108 1234 c for old, 12.5®28 for prime,
428Q28,85 for prime mess, also 250. bbls
USW mess seller for January and Febru
ary at $24. Beef steady and • unchanged;
Beef Hama steady, 126 bbis at $26@3 2 .
and 875 bbts at P6®32; Cut Meats firna,.,
375 packages at 120 for shoulders and 15
01510 for . hams; Middles steady.
sales el '650, boxes - Stafford and
Staffordshire short ribbed and , long out
hams 169{@16%0 • Lard heavy and lower,
with sales of two tat at 17%®190, chiefly
16%41830, for steam, and 19@19/c for
kettle rendered; also, 500 tea steam, seller
July at 18No. Butter dull at 20@300 for
Ohio. and 80®310 for State. Cheese quiet
at 11(02130. Metals—Sheathing Copper
quiet and unchanged; Ingot Copper
firm at I PM ®28,40 for Baltimore.
Pig Iromin limited demand at $40@45
for Scotch, and $36 , 442 for American;
liar &till at $8490 for. refined English
and American; Sheet quiet at 1134©183%0
in gold for Russia. Nails quiet at 4,•4(i)
4go for cht, 6yi@Eiljie for clinch, and 28
0800 fur horse shoe. Freights to Liver
pool dull baud declining, with small ship.
went!' of what per steamer at 6d, flour
Is. 4%d I per sail, and ls. 10MIL per
'ate* mer. .
, •
• Latest—Flour closed dull and 5c lower.
'Wheat quiet and steady at $ 1 , 4 1@i,42
for r, No. 2 spring. Rye nominal. Oats
quiet and steady at 80 for western afloat.
4..0rn quiet at 60081 per canal and 85 per
'railroad. Pork quiet at $31,2512;41480 for
new mess. Beef dull and unchanged.
Cut Meats steady .and In moderate de
mand' Biwa .steady and in• fair de
contd. , Lard quiet 18%(4)18% for fair
to m me Wawa. Egg! at. ifieja.
~ ..
\ OPANYKit, 41410.. 5;-Mie „ deichind ,for
moat'motive at 10
psi. mot,.: litiaikan• i
. , ,
gnieti at pos(4o-10 per cent. FloUr; the
inquiry is light and the market a shade
lower; sales at $4,75@8,75 for spring ex
tra, and $4@4,3734 for spring superfine.
Wheat is in fair shipping request, but the
prices are Xo lower; closing at sl,lo®
1,103] for No. 2 spring, other' grades are
easier; sales of No. 1 at 11,13®1,13X, and
of No. 2 at $1,b6@1,114 In the aft ernoon
sales were made at f1.09q seller for
June. and 11,10 cash. Corn in gbod
shipping. and speculative demand, but
owing to the liberal receipts, prices
are lower: sales of No. lat 67®64 and'
583,r ®6O for No. 2; closing at 68@58X,
respectively; in the afternoon the market
was dull, with sales of No. 2 at 52% seller
for June, aad 58% cash. Oats firmer and
fairly active for shipping and speculative
purposes and the market slightly ad
vanced; sales, at 59%@60l in options,
59X@60 was paid, seller for month; in the
afternoon there were sales- at .59%ig.60.
Rye is active; sales , at _ $1 1 004)1.02
for Na. 1, . and 961§51,00 , for
No. 2. Barley dull and nothinall un
changed at $1.50(411,55 for :No. 24 igh-
A
wines dui ,I at 94%95c. Mesa Por uiet
at $31,25. Lard inactive but firm a 1 Xe.
Shoulders held at 12X,1C1)12 3 / 4 0, , but no
sales; about 20,000 lbs sold at 12Xo buyer.,
the month.. Rough sides firmer at 15c,
buyer the month. Short rib middles
also firmer. Freights active. and firmer;
with engagements , at ".7X@B6 for co rn,
and B@BXO far wheat to Bu ff alo. il,1).
celptalB,los bbla Roar, 1;124,000 bath.
wheat, 143,691 bush corn, 59,288 bush
oats, 727 bush rye, 1.280 bush barley.
Shipments-6,9E5 bbla flour, 76,517 bush
wheat, 186,107 bush, corn, 11,663 'buih
oats, 935 bush rye, 895 bush barley.
Lot:mama.; June s.—Live stock wax
ket shows a moderate activity. The de
mand is equal to the receipts, and :prices
are generally satisfactory. We quote
cattle, choice shipping,do; best butchers
saic fair 43ic,atiole0mmon 3340. Sheep,
well fatted and choice at 3c; °holt* lambs,
$2,50. Hogs heavy; choice 834 c; fair 7y 6 0.
Flour quiet and demand am — la l; super
fine $4,75; No. 1 do $7,00. Grain quiet
and weak; wheat, red, 11,10; white, 51,20.
Corn in bulk shelled, 66c; in ear 66.3.
Rye, prime, 51,25. Oats' in bulk, 72c.
Malt, No. 1 spring, 52,10. Groceries are
steady and quiet; New Orleans sugar
at 14340 for prime. N. 0. Molasses at 85c
for prime: Rio Coffee at 25340 for prime.
Sorgum- at 55c. Hay unchanged; choice
Timothy on levee '2450. Brown Sheet
ings advanced t 0.1530 for standard. But
ter at 18c for Northern, and 150 for
Eggs on arrival 160.. Feathers at 850 for
prime. Wool at 31c for unwashed. Po
tatoes at $1,40 far old, and $5.50 for new.
Bagging, 2 lb Hemp at 2134 c. Cement
steady at 52,00. Cotton firm at 2730 for
middling. Provisions firm. Mess Pork
at 531,50. Bacon at 13)io tbr shoulder's;
clear rib at 170; clear aides at 17340.
Hams at 190 for fancy sugar cured. Lard
at 18340 for prime leaf. Whisky at 980
for raw free, and $1,50 for copper free.
Leaf Tobacco active; sales 274 hhds
ranging from $5,05@23,00 for Owen Co.
cutting leaf.
BurvAr.o, June s.—Receipts: wheat
6,800 bus, oats 55,000 bias, flour 5,000 bbls.
Shipments: corn 30,000 bus, oats 10,000
bus. rye 8,000 bus. Freights to New
York: wheat 130, corn lie, oats 734 c.
Flour dull; Nos. 2 and 1 city ground
spring at 55,75@6. Wheat dull and
lower with a light supply; sales 3,500 No.
2 Racine at $1,2434: 15,000 to arrive at
$1,24; •at the 'close No. 2 Milwaukee of
fered to arrive at 51,24. Corn dull and
unchanged. Oats dull and firm;' sales
24.000 bus western at 690. Rye nominal.
Barley season. over. Pork $32. Lard
s9s€o9 6 teady at 19c. Highwines nominal at
580 bbls.
...... 520 "
• 1380
560
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...... 320 u
1440 "
100 "
530
570 "
Nara Mittens, June s.—Cotton firmer,
sale* middling uplands at 2530; aides,
8,65fi bales; receipts,J „Th hbalime experts, -
423 bales. Gold. - " 138%. Etchange
5ter1~i1 , 1513415754. - 'New York eight
Pit@g per pent. discoun. Flour firmer;
sales superfine at $5,65, d ouble* xtra 86,
treble extra $6,50. Corn $l. Oats 72c.
Bran $1,23. Hay $27. Pork $35,25. Sto
con advanced: shoulders 1404, aides
17%(318Nc, Lard: tierce 190, , keg 20d.
Sugar: common 10®11o. prime 1314©
1330. ; , Molasses:, fermenting 45®52 40.
Whisky 95c($1. Coffee dull; fair 15xo,
prime 16%©170.
CLEVELAND, ',Tune s.—Flour; city made
$8,75 for; extra white, $7,55©7,75 for dou
ble extra amber, 16,75 for double extra
red winter, $5,75 for extra red winter,
and 110,25 for double extra spring; coun
try made: $7,25@8,00 for double extra
white, 16@7 tor double extra red and
amber,18.0003,50 for double extra spring.
Wheat—No. 1 red winter held 81,22(41,30;
cale of four ears No. 2 do. at ;1,13. Corn;
No. 1 70c. Oats held at 650. Petroleum;
refined held at 214)20M0 for dune, July
and August in round lots; retail lots 24@}3c
advance.
MILWAUKEE, June s.—Flour dull and
nominally unchanged. Wheat quiet
and steady at 81,14 for No. 1; 11,11 q for
No. 2. Oats firm and inactive at 580 for
No. 2. Corn dull and nominal; 570 was
rejected for new. Rye nominally lower.
Barley nominal. Grain freights are firm
to Buffalo at 83; to Owego 1330. Re
ceipts were 8,000 bbls Dour, 188,000 bush
wheat, 8,000 bush oats. Shipments were
159,000
,bush wheat.
TOLEDO, June s.—Flour quiet. Wheat
—amber better, closing
. at 11,33 on spot;
No. 1 red 11,27. Bacon-17Kc for clear
rib sides, 1734@17%c for clear aides ' and
2012)20310 for sugar cured hams. Lard
quiet and very little offering, nominal at
18X©18yo. Receipts 37,000 bbls flour,
19,200 bush wheat, 3,700 bush corn, 16,700
bush oats, 400 bush rye, 1,000 hogs.
PHILADELPHIA, June s.—Flour heavy;
No. 1 western family 56,00@6,5Q. Wheat
dull; red 51,30(4)1,40. and ambbr 11,50E1
1,65. Rye 51,32. Corn quiet, with sales
of 5,000 bus yellow at 90®91c, and mixed
Western 84@86c. Whisky quiet at 11,06
@IA&
OswEtio, June s.—Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet; sales of small lots of No. 1
Milwaukee Club at $1,85. Corn; none in
market. Oats do. Barley quiet; Cana
dian at 11,60. , Rye nominally at 0,00 in
bond.
Msafrant, Tenn., June s..—Cottou
firmer; 300 asked; receipts 65 bales; ex
ports 863 bales. Flour dull; super ss@
5,25. Corn 800. Oats 80u. Hay $27.
Pork $32,50. Lard 19%®210. Bacon
firm; shoulders 140; sides 180.
BALTIMOB43, June s.—Flour unchang
ed. Wheat unchanged. Grain un
changed, except mixed corn, which sells
at 87@)88c. Provisions unchanged. Whis
key weak at $1,01@1,02.
Dwrworr, Jane s.—Wheat, receipts of
9,000 bushels; the market is very heavy,
extra white winter at $1.60@1,8235, No.
1 do. at $1,38. • Corn 66. Oats 63.
NAssyrraal, June s.—Cotton is firm
with active demand; low , middling at
26k, good ordinarrat 254.
The weather yesterday was remarka
bly cool for the' season, the mercury at
noon being down to' 60. Toe river rose
about twelve inches during Saturday,
but yesterday at noon it was stational'',
with scant seven feet. -
The. Grey Eagle arrived and departed
for Parkersburg and the New fritatel frgat_
Wheeling..
The :Glaveiti, St. Patti and the CamellCamellia rrojo.' aabitti. • Altai suited , .
sines theoiti of rtipOrt.
• Tbi•Tritakdia•iwkived se tit. Limb;
RIVER NEWS.
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,ffttsooo.4p_AVOlLlJJ: . lol4o*.Y.4.l,W...rt.i':.):o4l
on' 'Friday ivith an expellent trip; and the
Glendale•was to have left Ultioinn.sti for
St. Louis on Saturday. • .
he Bellevernon, Capt. J. 7, Ditriagn.
will positively depar4 fot St:Edell° to
day, and passengers Mad ahippervilthould
bear this in mind.. 3
As will be seen by Card; the Glasgow,
Capt. Andy Robinson;Jr., is armonneed
for a return trip to St. Paul, leafing,
Thursday.
The Lorena, Capt. Sa'cia Shuman, le art,
nounoed for St. Louis • and -the Upper
Mississippi. '
' Boats in port vesterday: Glasgow, New
State - , R. C. Gray, Bellevernon, Caniella
and.Lorera. •
The following are the names of ihe.
steamers' lost on the Western waters
during the month of May: Bohn D.
Perry, burned on the Arkansas river;
Grey Eagle, capsized at St. Louis. Boats_
destroyed by lire at Cincinnati—Darling.
Melt:Otte Clifton,Mary' Erwin, Chey
enne; tin t .tik in .rkansasi,Leni Leotit
'Benton, sunk in Missouri; Cora sunk in
Arkareias;sitice 'raised. dotal loss, ten
The Government survey of Arkansas
river has been completed from Fort Gib.
son to a point • 144 '.tulles below Pert
Smith. The distance from Fort Gibson
to Fort Smith Is . 95mileii. The survey
. is still in progremi. •
•-, Capt. 'Jerry • "Coates, a well known
d
Itgemboltman .died. at Cairo on Thurs.
a h
Loinight, and was burled on Friday..
e Great • Repnblio will leave St.
is 'on Tuesday beit, ili connection
with the St. , Louis and New Orleans
Packet Company.
News from several of the mountain
fleet Is to the effect that all are getting
along "very well, but the water is low
and they have to lighten over some
points. ,
—Supervisint - -Twector Guthrie, on
Tuesday, restored the-license of Pilot
Jno. P. hi'Clain, of the steamer Quick
step. .
--.
—The Cincinnati Gazette, of Friday,
say: A private-- dispatch received here
yesterday announced the sinking of
Annie Laurie in Kanawha river. She
can be raised.. Her freight, wnsisting
principally of salt, will be brought down
by the Fleetwood to-morrow.
—An Evansville exchange says: We
are sorry to learn that on Saturday Capt.
Tom. Harmon, of the steamer Tyrone,
when the boat was_passing Mound City.
on her way up, and while he was down
on' deck, was struck with paralysis,
rendering lifeless one entire side, and
rendering him speechless.
laity was robbed of a satchel con
taining 15,000 in Goyernment bonds,
while gettitur off the Nick Longworlh,
at Memphis, Tuesday night.
Capt. has turned the Belle Lee
over to her builders, who will probably
sell her at auction.
—The wreck of the Henry Adkins,
which was abed up by the submarine
boat, consisted of a hit of old iron and
some canned oysters and syrup, was sold
at st. Louis for MO. , .
kians. Houston, recently ap
pointed Supervising Inspector of the
Sixth District, has arrived at Louisville.
His commission is in the hands of Sur
veyor Leise, who, uhder instructions
froth. Washington, will hold it Mr the
present.
—The Great Republic on the last trip
from New Orleans had 1,50 u tons of rail.
road iron, pig iron and initioellaneone
freight. ' • t
—The Cora S, which Was recently
sunk at•Fietcher's L,anding, ort the Ar 7,
kansas river, was raised. cre.. the 27 - th:
Her officers ' , succeeded in, hulittiikti4
bulkhead armuati tittritifliiiiiide inner'
hull by the 'snag and ; got' her afloat
through the 'sld of her siphon pumps.
She is now on her Way here for repairs.
Joseph Campton, Req., has resigned
his position as General Freirrht Superin
tendent of the Louisville and Cincinnati
Mail Line, at Louisville, a position,
Which he has held for over twenty
seven yearn. •
--A negro employed on the:General
Lytle fell into the river from the eta
ging, while the boat was. lying, at the
Louisville wharf Tuesday, aniU•was
drowned. His body was not reentered.
—The Wabash and White FUYinli.et
last accounts were still rising, and thous
ands of sores of corn and wheat art, de
stroyed. Fences have been carried
away, and a great amount of property
destroyed.'
—T'he Madison Courier says: Gibson
& Wymond are preparing to ship 6,000
oil bbla to Pittsburgh. One barge con
taining 2,000 bbl is already loaded, and
another will be filled at once. This firm
turns out about 2,000 bbla every week.
—The Mary Davage and Tom Farrow
were at Louisville on Thursday, en route
for Pittsburgh. '
—The Maggie keys with 750 tone on
boat and ,barge, is en route for this port.
River and Weather
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
Lotruivairat, June s.—River rising with
scant 9 feet in canaL Weather variable.
PROFESSIONAL.
G W. De CAMP,
/fTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, •
Oidete, No. 137 POUItTtI A. I 7EIIIIM, Pitts
burgh, (formerly occupied by Hon. Walter H.
bowrie,) will practice In the U. 8. Circuit and
District Courts, in the State Supreme and all the
Courts of Allegheny county, and taste collet,-
lions in most of the adjacent (Aunties. ..1 113 1:03
WE. B. PEEPER,
ALDERMAN AND RE-OFFICIO JUSTIOE OF
THE PEACE.
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Special attention riven to conveyancing and
collections Deeds. Bonds and Mortgages draws
up. itnd all legal business attended to promptly
and accurately.
SAMUEL MeMASTEMS,
• ,ILIADEII,III.II.N.
Ex-001c1° &lath:* of the Peace and Police Mag.
trate. (lace, 011.A.N_T • STREET: oPPoelln
Cathedral, PITTSBOH, PA.
- Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Deposltlons, and all - Legal Business executed
mitt prontinness and dispatch. WWI
JOHN STRAIN,
eaangatllELN,
EX-OPFICIO STISTIOE.OP THE PEACE AND
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
omee, ILIA YHVH STREET, opposite the Ca•
thedral, PittsburV ma. Deeds, Bonds, Mo
gages, Aoknowle outs, Depositions and all
Legs 844140/1 4 minted with promptness and
dispatch.
A. Anunos,
Justice of the .Peacei
CONVEYANCER, II REAL ELIATEAND INSU
RANCE AGns I.
CARSON STREET, EAST BIRMINOHAId.
CoUecuon of Rents solicited and promptly at=
I ended to. aiyariso
JOHN W. RIDDELL, •
ATTORNEY-AT-LAIiT.
Oates, He Diamond •Street,
(Opposite the Ooist Roasts)
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OAGO RAILROAD, June 5.-1 car ore,
Shoenberger & Blair; 37 cars metal, Nim
-,ifilr & Go; 2do do, J W Porter; 2 do do,
Bryan & Csughey; 400 eke flour, Segh•
rnyer&Voskamp; 50 bbla highwlnes, M
McCullough, Jr Co; 1 car bran, b,B
Floyd & Co: 45 bbla spirits, Hostetter &
Smith; sdo do, Schwartz it Hazlett; 100
bbls flour, NV H Kirkpatrick & Co; 600
do do, owner; 15 bas cheette, J H Lippin.
f t
cott; 15 d do, Jas Connor; 40 do do, TC
Jenkins; 15 do do, Head & Metzger; 44
, do do, N J Braden;' 1 car wheat, J S Lig
-I;tett & '(A ;
1 car corn,,Robb & Herron; 1
.do feed, cCune & fitt•o; 28 bge rye, 90
do oats, W J Meek; 1 1 car ear corn,
Bricker it Co; 8 has cheese, A elerJ Kerr;
2 bge coffee, Little & Baird; 86 bales rags,
Pitts Paper Co; 1 car lumber, J Nanz; 20
!Us bh se; E Heazleton. 1
CL ®L AND AND PITTSBURGH RAlL
solu, tine 5.-2 cars lumber, R A Clark
6; Co; car limestone ore, McKnight it
Co; 4 Canada ore, Hutchison, Glass
it Co; 1 car wheat, 1 do owe, H Rea Jr; "1
do oat Bingham & Laing; 51 bbls oil, 8
B Flo). & Co; 50 bbls lime, Bolter it
Caske ; 7 bzEt tobAcco; J Megraw; 50 bbls
lime, dick & Ce.; 6 doff I brooms, Allen
Kirkpatrick & Co; 1 bbl eggs, 100 bas
starch,Certer, McGlrew,&,Co; 2 bblseggs,
Volgt, Mahood & Co;24 . billa chairs; 1 do
rocken Bedford Chair Co: 10 hhds hams,
W. a wrIO/122 do do, M If Fripad; 190
bge 40. - vew.:Eolleenvistarteigs.
Amusajnrarr V ALLAY Itarramab, June
5.-290 bbletoll;Waring. King it Co; 520
do do.Melkelvy & Rror, : l3Bo do "do,;.das
Wilkins; 80 dodo, Lockhart, Frew & Co;
570 do do, Joblilrwin; '530 do do; J Ms
whinneyt96o'do do, Peorles Works; 480
do do, J 41doCti;oheon; 320 do do. Lib
erty Work 6; 270 do do, Pool it Bro; 980 do
do, B Et Long; 160 do do, R T Leech; 960
do do, Fisher & Bro; 2 oars railroad iron.
0 A Carpenter, 2 bhls eggs, B Robison &
Co; 2 cars lumber,"A'McClintock; 1 car
metal, Union Mills; 1 do, do, Rees, Graff
it Deli; 2do do, John Moorhead; 18 eke
corn, Moorhead it Mitchell: 25 aks oats,
Keil it Ritchart; 27 do do, Adams .t
Austin. . 1
- PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS, RAILROAD. June' 5.-31 bdls
brooms; Miltenberger & Bro; 40 do do, J
Hutchison; 85 do dci, McElroy & 'Co; 18
bills hoes, 75 sriathes,. T.. S dr, Ewer; TO
bbls eggs, .1 A. Graff;„-3 do do, M R ank
in & Bro; 2do do, :Head-& -- Metzgar; 35
bbls whisky, J,S. Finch & - Co; 5 Wm,
cadds *act°, R & W Jenkinion.
ALLEGIFENT STATION. June 5:-10
bbls apples, E M Jenkins. '
10 bbls flour;
.T Kohen; sdo do, Gray & Armstrong; 1
bbl dry apples, 13 Dyer; 1 car lumber,
Frazier dr, Bro; 2 cars staves, Ratf's .4t
Robertson; 81 bgs oats,` M Steel & Son; 2
pkgsleattier, F Simpson; 18 do do, Jas
Cutlery; 1 bdl ahsep,sltins IStimple; 1
car\ wheat, WZdsiKee'it
you KEOELUII4., GA- ali gr u e
• LENA. DUNUQUE '11..11 BT.
you
(Weed—The steamer • • '-
GLAdtiOW Capt. Arvin P08;e50714 .
WM leave' se &Wye elm TEGINSIIAT, Vie" 1O
• Rot frelebt okMitiaen apefbn board or id,
• e 7 XLACK a ouLt, riOWOOLo. Aleut*.
AT. LOUIS ILEO
rtirad 1 44?1 1. !??;ilif;
...LEV 6B NW: ....4C'spc; AILARAGIT.
1.
- WW eve mrabove "DAV: Itti that., era
o'clOcrr , •
Vat freight nV rtuhigge - nbgN oh .
itt;_ RiAPA # ccourAN"l'
hrs. t krAk ••• :41
2 nr; . l)u --- •
B•uvuren,d-JT. Welt . eiesmer •
;traite sammArs
eintl leo the alonte aed intetev.dint. Dot
TEDN DAY. the Oth tnst., at P.M*
Nor fraght o7s.inee arly on bostrrot tko
let V Is ge,
Ada 1869 -„giszirmatt
14011,T1LCEN LINE PACKETS ,
/BOY
. . •
•
St 'Lolls to Keokuk and St Paul,
AND ALL INTERIiRDLATE PORTS.
One of the tplendid Sldestheel Steamers of this
Tine will leavet3Louls de ty for Ileoltuk.
Pert, Duhtlene. Winoulti Stillwater *no St. Paul.:
;Through reeelpl.s for freight and Passengers
will be Wert to all THAW* bb the I,Jir t /di.als.
alstippi' on steamers ,runtiln g from th s portnnd
eohneeting with the 2liotOlern Line Meets at
St, Louis, thus enabling Consignees to get their
Freight through without delay and at lowest
rists.s... Apply to JOHN FLACK, •
• J. D. coLur4owoon,
• .
R. C. GRAY, Age tts , or to
91 Water street.
•
privris BURGll,a d dr o b
i ti <7 4. A ar (
'.
P 11`, 11 .1".._ vis Whig!
Wont:Mut of Woo(' timet. daily at lA u x., WED
NEW)....YESSATURDAY/3_,
WCICY rsolur, C. L. ISIIWItNAN, Master.
Freight will be received at all hours by
A Mrs coLLINN.
& COLLINGWOOD,
3413 &man.
TO LIVERPOOL ANDAM
QUEENSTOWN.
TRII [TINIAN MAIL
Ntudberine sixteen 1/rst•elus rem% =Lois
tn. =the celebrated
CITY or PARA_ CITY OF ANTWEPP,
CITY OF BOSTON CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF LONDON, •
Want BY SATURDAY, from Pier 40,
vrth Elver, New York. For mirage or further
lofermaclon &only to • •
• , BLNOHAIN
TO rirra STRIgET. aftironiete
voarlonimnaltr Poet Ipflro Potatmreb
HAIR AND PERFII
JORN . -PECK ORNAMENTAL
HAIR WORKEN AND PERFUMER, No.
lb tdrd itreeC, near Smithaeld, Pltfeburgh.
Alwaki on band, a general aaeortme t of La
diesi IBS, BANDS, 01:1Ili tlemen , e
WI , OPEES. SCALPS, DU CHAINS,
B ciLlrfS, de. BIWA g Prl Da can
'will ,be given for RAW HAIR. . •
Unties , and Dentlemen , a Hair entl.lng done
In Itan nsuitent manner. ' mbl of
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ROOFING ',SLATE OF TARIOIIg
Qualities and . Colors.
Particular attention given to laying Slate and
mitring Sate roots. Car particulars and prieee
J. S. NEITIUGE,
Mo. 4S Seventh Avenue.
tabgtig6l PITTSBURGH. PA
TRADE MARK.
•DITHIDGE'S
primm.P2tOON.
Mang)
s. .)
IOMINAr$••:,
PFTTRBIIROR. PA
' . 4 . =4lll4Alaatin%-' l.4 miglik uv
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
RIVER; PACKETS.
urrics 31:161BISSIPPI.
PARKERSBUIW
STIIAIiESHIPS.
tINSUR4NCE.
ME IRON CITY
Hitt LIFE INSURANCE CO,
Of PennsylvAnia.
Office, 76 Federal St., Allegieny City.
DIRECTORS:
Hon. JAMES L. (MAHAR,
Rev. J. B. CLARK. D. D.,
Capt. B. ROBINSLIN.
Rev. A. K. BELL. D.D.
Rey. S. H. N - EnBIT.
W. A. RAED. Cashier Allegheny Trust Co.
JACOB RUSH. Real Estate Altera,
SIMON [MUM . . Mayor of Allegheny,
C. W. BENNY, Hatter,
A. S. BELL. Attorneat-Law
D. L. PAUTER.SON. . L umber Merchant,
D. SWOHBE. Insurance Agent.
Capt. ROUT. EtOBINCO.B. President.
Rev. J. B. CL A RR, D. D" Vice President.
JACOB RUSH, Secretary,
C. W. BENNY. Treasurer.
B. W. WHITE, licumst. ADvzsmat.
DANIEL SWOI*EII, Genq Agent.
This is moms company. conducted on the mutual
Prilicipie, each polley bolder receiving an equal
share of the iproflus albs Company. r. (Aides
will be issued on all the different plans of Ltfe
Insurance, add being conducted on an economir
tusl buts will afford a safe investment to each
poli cy: home CV: and th ereb y n"astge home industry. .33
13EN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
mammy,
OFFICE IN ISANIILIN SAVINGS BANE
•EITILDINENt,
FIFO. 41 01110 St.• AL1106010,117•
A HOME OOMPAMT, managed by Directors
weD known to the community, who trust by Air
dealiny to merit a dare of your patronage.
HURRY =WI_
DISBOTOBS: •
Mo. W it.Vi n d.l e, L . Paters on ,
egr ,
Simon Drum,l J. B. Smith, Jakob Rush,
W. M. Stewart, Oh. P. Whiston, Joseph Oraig,
J..antneri H. J. Zinkann, :Fere. woheja,
B. E. BEITION,
GENERAL AOZNT.
aple:oBS
C "11 '
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~
PRELIM'S BUILDING,
~
No. !l % Fifth Avenue. Seem% Moor,
I PITTSBURGH, PA.
i
Capital All Pali:ll7p.
- I
DIRECTORS.
j e
N J. Higley, I H.W.ollver, jr,lCapt.M.BalleY.
Dan.l Wailace, H. Hartman, A. Chambers,
Jake Hill, i . M'Clurk . n. Jas. Y . Smiley.
Thomas Smith. Jno.S.Willock,
.I R N l er. T .llNV l N t liS P A l tg e P n itsident.
is. Jeskrr. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
ogal - it. J. GRACE, Gen , l Agent.
Insures on ILlberalTerms on all Flre
and -... Marine! ItlslUi. -
•n2aer
PENNSYLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH. -
orriog. we, IST:4___WOOT) STRICET , BANK
Cycoaceiziwz BW.LDING.
This is • Horne Company, and insure. whin
loy• a by Fire exclnalvely.
• ' LEONARIS - WALTER, President.
AT. jil
C,OYLX_N'Ice President. 1 ~ .
•
BO SE= S'A.ICK., Treasurer.
8136 H xestuturtry. Secretary.
I • ,
I DraWYClui:
Leonard -Walter.
_ - , ~..pillWlison.
10. 0. Sol -. W. Evans,
irtsobert Pat e.. • 7 _ .. Imllire:
'Jacob Paint r, . C. rimer,
Spa Sing' John VoegtleY.
"Jae. 8. Hoplahm, A. Ammon.
Henry. apron!. - iri:
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•
FIRS . •
41;110{ ItSIi , INSUTANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA,
• .
437 CESBTHD7 ST.. near STK.
hirtactcaa.
Charles A. Beecher. Mordecai H. Louis •
'Tobias Warier; David S. Brown,
Jacobi?. WAN ' Edward C. Dale,
e ClNairiVrabs3e, I r rfiggr
amp. C DALIC, Vice President.
W. C. LE Secretaz i nkla.
L ... 7.1 (Wu) AORNT,
North west corner Third add WOod Streets.
ni, er to
IgATIOSAL
IitiSURAPICE COMPANY,
Cot. leatml i Si. and Diamond, Allegheny,
Mace, In Die SECOND NATIONAL BANE
BUILDING.
•
Vt. W. MARTIN, President,
JOItN BROWN„JR., Vice President,
J‘AMEB IV, BTAVENSON, &cretin.
1011111CT0118:
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John A. Myl ra
er, Jas. Lockhart. of. MYe,
Jas.L.Grabara. obert Les, , . C . Boyle,
Jno. Brown,Jr. (horse Gent, &cob hopp,
, ape
O.H Pit idtativs duo. - Thompson . MeNauscher
VLTERN INSVILILNCE COlll.
F OF PITTSBURGH.
EIANDER MIMICS, President.
WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary.
CAPT. ORGROE NEELD, General Agent.
Ofnce, 98 Water street, Snug A Co.'s W
are
house up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will inure against all kinds of Fire and Ma
rine Risks. A home Institution, managed by Di
rector& who are well known to the community,
and wbo am determined by promptness and liber
ality to maintain the character which they have
assumed, as Waring the but protection to tiume
who desire to be Insured.
; DriurrOne:
Alexander Nimick. Joan R. NOCanes
R. Miller, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke, •
James McAuley, William 8. Evans.
Alexander Speer, Joseph Kirkpatrick.,
Andrew Acklen, Phillip Renner.
DDavid M. Long, WM. Morrison,
hmsen.l noir
PEOPLES' liiiBVRANCE COM.
PAN Y.l
OITION., N.E. CORNIER WOOD d BROTH Ord.
• Home Company, taking rise and Marine Mite
1 I .
WM. Phillips, DlU MN. John L. Ithbads,
John Watt, , Samuel P. elluiver.
John I. Park_s, Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James lunar, Jared Mi Brash,
IVm. Van Kirk, Wm P. Lang, •
James D. Verner, • Samuel ack
1W gs%
WM. PHILLIPI3, President.
JOHN WATT, Vice President.
W. P. GARDNER, liecretal y.
fisPy .TAR. R4IRTHIN. IFlpneral Arent.
..
. L L E'44,1 1 il EII Y , INSURANCE
.4 ( 11
o ir
i f irea K l LFO L :.vr t rltirr ir
kin Ti rrTB ILTEE O B r W ET I EG fre .B R ANi an .
ci ß madia LOca.
Riilks. ,
JOHN IRWIN. dn.. President.
T. J. HOSKINSON, Vice President.
O. G. DONNELL, Booretary.
(APT. WY. DEAN. General• Agent.
DDIZOTOHEI:
John ar., 8.. L. Fahnestook
T. J. Heskinson, W. H. Everson,
o.,f}. Nunn :Robe rt H. e ..Daviih
Harvey Childs, Fran ck Hers,
Marisa Hays. , 1
' olsnt..T. T.liitoekdale.
oOpt. Win. Dean,' T. H. Nevin.
PtikNOS. ORGANS, dr.O
rpm THE BEST (NI) Gltraup..
- EST PIANO AND. ORGAN. ; .
I I
Schomiteker's Gold Medal Plano
AND-ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN,
Tke 130}10.1LACOLVIL PIANO combines air the
latest valuable improvements known in the con
struction of I Int class Instrument, and has aM
ways , ;been awarded the •hig heat premium ex
hibited. Its time is fall, sonorous and sweet. The
- workmanahl_p. Air durability and beauty t
all others. Prices from lizah to •1110,_tioto ini =
to style and finish, I cheaper than all other SO.
0/111.100 first elms Piano.
ESTICIVIS *uoTTAsia ORGAN
Stands at the head of all. reed lusts meats. 121
tonducing the most perfect plpeAus or tone
of any . similar instrument in the Uni tesf4Ostolt.
Il la anoPie and compact In constru n, and
not' itainoto set out of order.
OAXPENTX)ris pAXXAT " Vol HOWANA
- TrIEMOLO I9 : only_wk_ be found in this OrSee
Price from $lOO to WU. All guaranteed tor, ,11111
years. t,,
111114, KNAKB, BUNITLEEr
%No. WZYCLATS 814Uritti
pat;
***** *****
riTlnhtlnGil, INJECT F. HICARe
W. and CLEVEIAND PITTSBURGH 11.11-
Yriqn May 9th, ISCII, trains will leave firm
and arrive at the 'Limon Repot, north side Flue.
burgh city time, Its follows: -
,
I , Crilit.
ChicCr,..sl:o3 a m'
E r i e V' n Er.7:lllitam
& BM'l6:lb am
Chicago 31411-6:5S a M
ChicagclEx....o:43 a m
Cl. & Whlg EYE:OSpn,
Chicag I
o E
& x • M 3 p
W'e Erie tx4:3llp n.
Depart/rows 41140411 y.
BearFall' i1tc.8:543 m
Leetsdale 10:03 a m
11:55 am
Rochester " /:M8
Enon " .3:38 p nt
Leetsdale ACe!erlPfn
Bel•rFalir • .D 1 pm
Leetsdale "10:1I pAt i
Fair Oaks Sun- •
eday Otturch. 1:12 p m
51;113_p, ChicA4
D. m.
m.Chlca,
I. M. KIMBALL,
Gen'l Ticket Agent
mylo
aNANGE OFRAME
TIME.
EGEIENY VALLEY SAILTIOAIk.
THE ONLY innEor ROUTIC TO THE OM
REGIONS WI MONDAYNGE OF ()AR&
(in and after ' , May ad:1809 TWO.
THROUGH TRAINti DAILY (except Sunday)
will leave Pittsburg! Depot, corner of Elev..
enth and Pike streets, fir Franklin; Oltoitymusw
filo. and all points in Ge Oil Regions.
1
LEAVE PITTSBURGH. ARRIV . IX PITTSBURG
Day EX 8:00 a m Day Ex...... • 8:15 pis
IT
Night Ex.... 7:30 pro Night Ex 6;30 aaa
Brady's BAc 3:15 p m Bradys il Ac 10a5 an
1
let SodaW , ks 9:45a to lit oodaWilis 7:40 ais
.4dBodaWilts 6:30 pni Ad RedaWits 6:l* pla
Ist Milton... 6:46 a m Ist Hilltop.. / 11 :50 aBl
Ad F1n1t0n...1.51:00 mAd Halton ... A:00 pat
lid Hutton... 11:00 pie 3d Hilton ... i:O5 pse
Arnold's Ac. 6:00 p m Arnold's Ac. 7:40 paz
Church train to and from Soda Works leave
Plitsburgh at 1:10 P. K. Arrive at Pittsburgh.
(Bandar's,) at 9 GOA. N. •
Express trains stop only at "rlnclpal points).
Accommodation rains stop at all stations
J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen', hup!t.
TROIKAS M. KING, AWL hurt.
ap3o-
ENNSYLVA•iMiIams
NIA CENTRAL RAIL
AD. AD. On and after Aeril 25th. /1469. Trani
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
corner of Washington and Liberty streets.-as
followe:
Arri
Mall Train.... ve..
1:25 am
Fast Line... . . 1.45 am
Wall's No. .. 6 510 am
BrintonAcc'n. 7:50 am
Wall's No. 2.. 5:50 am
Cincinnati Ex..9:10 am
Johnstown Ac.10:35 am
How'd Ac Not 1:10 pm
Plttsb'eli 11. x. 1:30 pm
Phila. Exprearl:so pm
Wall's No. 3...51:50 pm
Braddock Ac.. 5:50 pm
How'd Ac No 2 9:35pm
Wall's No. 1. 7:510 pm
Way Pissn'r 10:20 pm
...These trains make el.
burg for Baltimore.
The Church Train leaves Walls Station evet7
Sunday at .a. reachin i glitriatinrgla 1
10:06 a. in.' Be turning, leaves ittsbargli
1517,4011. m.. and arrives at. W s nation
SI:10 p. na.
foteelanatii Express leaves daily. All Mat
Unita daily except Sunday.
FOY farther telbrination 'pall_ to • ,` •
W. H. BR,CRWITS,
• ThePeansylvanlaßiliroadCor will A fiL l ig
nine any rig forßaggsge, exce for w.
parel,laM limit their - reanonalb
dre. Dollars In value. ,Bangsge .ersieed,.*A
thy amount in value will be Lati the riot. of the
own e r , nciegapikan hir mgglalcOntract.
EDWARD if; WILLIAMS.
Genera/. Superhitende •• ditOttetli,..4.
.
11111
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PENN3PLV
• ROAD.—On and afterApill 513th,18093/81
Passenger Trallurost, the Western PeoileYktaWA
Ras road will arrive at and depart from the
Pedant Street Depot; Allegheny - City.SSlOllOWlB
Arrive. • , , , Dewar&
Elpringd , e Ncel 8:40 aro 7:00 Sig
Freeport No.18:20 a m reeport No. 19:A0414
Express 10:40 ato arpb`g No111:110 ant
Shillptft No.11:30 pm Express....::. 3:80 pia
Freeport. No. 2 4:00 pm pringiPet No 1 3f3ollin
Mall 5:80 p . m TreepOrt ifo.25:1100 mg -
Bpringd , e No 28:50 v m = l n
u td , e,No 28:30 91s
Aboye trains nin daily Sunday.
The Church Train leaves egheny Junction
ever) ennday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Alle,gber
Olve at 9:30 Z. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny. at I:80 p. ear and arrive at AlleirhenYJunit-:
tion at 3:40 p. m. • ,
Cotirettrravion Tlcmew-For sale in package a
of Twenty. between Allegheny City, Chestnut.
street. Herr's, Bennekrine Creek, Etna' and
Bharpsburn and good.* on the trains stopping
at Statlonn a pe clued on eta.
The trains leaving Alleglien_y City at 7:00 a.
'a. make direct connection at Freepon with Wale
ker , s line orStages Ibrblutler and Hannahetews.
Through tickets am be purchased at the Oface-
No. 1 tit Clair street, near the euspensicuißtidge.
Flasher, b, and at the Depot, Allegheny,,
For further inlbrination_apply to
JAMES L.E.FYE8114.4&. eat.
. ,
• Federal !Street D w er att
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad.
ae sumo any risk fbr Baggage; except fbrw
apparel, and limit their - responsibillp
Hundied Dollars In value. • All bag et
, seeding Is amount In value willbe at t exist art
the Owner, unless taken by' special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAJLIV •
208 GeneTal.Buverintendent, Al • , na. Pa.
ITTEIHURGIE,
r. D
CINCINNATI .A.. LOUDI Ileum/ t. • I- , ":" 'I" -
• PAS HANDLE MIME.
CHANGE OF TIME.—On =crafter MONDAY.
April 90th, 1889. trains will leave and arrive st
tha Union Depot; as billows:
Dspart. Arrive. Mall 9:08 a. m. 12:13 a. nu
Past..... 9:43 a. a. 7:13 p. m
Express .. . .... 2:33 p. m. 4:33 a. m.
Mixed Aco'n . 5:3115r. m. el:58 pot.
McDonald's Acc'n, No.111:43 a. in. 8:18 a. m m. .
Steubenville Accommod. 3:58 p. m. 9233 a.us
McDonald's Aee'n, N 0.21,120. m. 2,151 ro.
Minds) , Church TZEIII.. 19:58 p. m. 9:88 ai at.
2;r• 9:33 i. tra'n will leave. daily •
12:13 P. M. train wlllarrive daily.
All other trains will run daily. tituauays excel:ol.
ed. The 9:23 a. in. Train makes close con.
nections at Newark It r Zanesville.
8. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent.
W. W. OAS% Burt., Steubenville. Ohio.
ITrSBUHQH &
On and afterTIMIDAY, Noyember,
left*, mina wi ll arrive at and depart from tbs.
Depot corner of Grant and Water etreete, let
follows;
Mall to ind from Union- Depart.
town 7:00 A. Y. 6:00 P. W.
McKeesport A.ccomdt":l 11:00 A. M. 8:03 P. it.
Bx. to and from Unt , n. 3:00 P. u. 10:10 A. M.
West. Newton Aecom'd 4:30 P. at. 8:35A. It.
Braddock's Accomdt'n. 8:15 P. w. 7:60.8.
Night Ac. telefeli_•sport..lo:3ol'. tr. 0:45
13Unday Olanren Train to
and from West Newton 1:00 P. Y. 10100 A.
For tleluets apply en. \
• it. If. RATITOND, Agent
W. B. STOUT, Bnpernitendent. • nedB
.
S tatil HL
UNION PACIFIC RAIINA
Eastent Dividoi6
The BHURTEBT AND MUST BMWS
latllrilt tom the Nut to all patina
Colorado Nevada,
California Utah,
Arizona Washington,
New Mexico, Idaho,
. •
Two Trains leave elate Line and Leavenw+ rI
Millearuidays exeepted,lon the arrival oLtrabiss
of p R a il roa d ftwie.ht. fdints,_ wane*.
bal and St. Joo Railroad from Quincy,
Ins at Lawrence,- Topeka and Warner" with
Sta.. s for all points in Kansas. At end
tract west of, Ellsworth with the U
STATES EXPRESS CUM PAN T MN.
LINE tile ovica.l4l/D MAIL - AND =PRIM
00ACHESFOR
SALT ZaA.13,314
AND
All Points in•the TerritOries s
. .
And totta tuanDenstrms Titi-WEEKLY LEM
of COACHER for Fort Unioo, Bent's,. Fort. TOW
Altagnerolle, Santa re, and all pOlnis
sons and New Mexico: • . -
With the mean additions .of roiling stook
and elluiPment, lied Abe arrangements :mad&
with tesponslble Overland Transportation Line;
from its western terminus, this road now ream .
unequalled facilities for the truermisatesi pf
freirht to the Far • West. .
Tickets for sale at all the lintiopii,
the United Mates Ind Canada& •
Be sere and ask for Streets via Tsu i
miao ma trry t t Art PADIPIO artlEglit.
D/
. , I ANDXMalong -
. 4 -
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linesii
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Ell
RAILROADS.
entesgq Er.. 1:5E1 am
cnteagoEt..ll4:o3 p ta.
Wheeling Ex 10:45 a m
Loots Et 7:98
Chl'gu El &5114:08 p
Cleveland ra 3:53 PM
Erle 5 Yten Exs:sl3p at
Whig ExB:s3pra
ri d e in A tiegaiens,
Leet Ac..558
ss
Bea'r Falle " S:NIS
New Castle "10:A3 ant
Enon " 912 ans.
Leetsdaie " 1:98 pa
Bea'r Vane " 2:42 pia • ,
Leetsdale••4:32 par
:E3
"'air- Oaks eau. eat
day tAureh. 9:58 aft,._
o Express leaves 4aIAT. •
o Eapresa arrives cant.
. N. WOULT , OUGH,_ •
Ge2l`lBU9rea'l
-
Dspars.
*Day Express . X:l5 as
ntnern Ex.. 4 - 11/0
Wall , B No. 1.. 8:30 as
all Train 8:10 ans
NowtilAs No1.10:20 as
*Cinch:Ml Ex 1SS:88
Wall's No. 2..11:51
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