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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
Climax or Prrrssunenz Liazirrrz,
MONDAY. June 7, 1869.
CA.TTLS.
The supply was unusually light this
week
.619 head, though, nevertheless, it
was frilly up to the demand, which was
confined entirely to supplying the wants
of the butchers, all there were no whole
sale
buyers I n attendance. Compared
with lasi week, the market was quicker
and•etronger, and prices ruled about a
quarter hi gher; drovers, generally, did
not consi der the market any better than
last week as there was fully that differ
ence in the cost of the cattle. As usual,
of the 620 head on sale, about 560 , were
from Chicago; 50 head from Ohio, and 20
head from Autler-aud Washington coun
ties, ; In regard to quality, there was but
Mlle difference from that of, last week,
the balkof the offerings consisting of
nioo fat, smooth steers,- bought especially
in chicago.for this market.
It is prObable that grasa cattle will be
ginici make tlaeir 'appearance within the
next week' of and whenever they
ooinmence to chine in pretty , freely it is
getteralty.eicpeetad, that prices will de
clink inailrially. The best fat , steers
sold rittl®FBt,4, some few extra at 8%®834.
while last week. there were but few sold
aboVelebtl; ,Stook steers are still quoted
at AM, and but few offering. ,
P.SI N eiteniantle 6 head bulls, at 4®6a.
Stokely dc lira 10 head mixed stook, at
4@7Y.
F L. Hothehilds 20 Chicago Eteers, at 7%
ii ®B. •
LoWensteine ,t. •Zeigler 40 Chicago
steers, at 71448)•(,. ,
Brans at Haas 30 Chicago steers, at
4 7 ,1@ 8 %.
P. Hartman 35 do'do, at 73;®8,20.
M. Verner 35 do do, at 73i@8.
Keefe:, 17 do do; at 7(418. ,
Greenwald it Kahn 70 . Chicago steers
0 at
_53*'®8,25.--
Br*: 63 do do, at a®8,37.
Efaaltawood it Blackstock 65 Chicago
eteerti; at 7 3 / 4 (4)8%.
Trnurnian di k Lobatan 64 Chicago steers,
L. dr, J. Shamperg 30 dO do, at 6®Bg.
Holmes, Lafferty it Co. ,
Hardin sold steers, and heifers, at
4. ( sig cttil• - • •
Smith i x 111,u*/7 head Chicago stairs,
?„, at 73‘420:' '
z• J. Needy 50 Ohio cattle, at 7%®83 .
r E. Katz 18 Chicago steers, at 7®7X.
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sugar AND LAMBS.
Yiere l -Wah a very full supply of this
graidOof stock on sale to-day, over ala
i tees hundred; and mainly of an inferior
r e, g ri &i, a P d i ,aa a .Polahitence, while
g&weep
sold -without much :diffi
•k
sulky- 14 i ; fair prices, common and info-
~ rich; . mere extremely dull, and to effect
; saran holders were obliged to make con
.' oesidoiiii.
• Jobn Young , offered a bunch of But
t ler • cCrititY.ticabawags at 41,06 per head,
while..L;F. Neely sold 70 head of extra
(raised:by M'Coy, of Beaver C 0.,)
It, at 6 36 C Per pound. Lambs sold at from
51,5004,50 per head, according to qual
/ty.
' P. Sheitamantle 60 head at 12@3,50
per head. -
Stakely I Bro. 132 Sheep at 6 cents,
lambs at 5264 per head.
A. Eckert 85 Lambs at 11,87®4 per
• t heitd; 6 Sheefo 'at 52,50 per head.
• J. Emmen 1 87 head; L a mbs at 52®2,50,
Sheep st 52®4'
• Waiters it Fowler 120 head; Lambs at
pgks,so..Sheep at 52®4 per head.
1 M. Humes 76 Lamps at 12(9'3-
!i MiElrose 64 Lambs iit52,15®2,60.
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i Moody 40 Sheep at 53,75i55,50.
4 54.71iuner 80 tineep at 11459@ 3 -
J. Alborne 45 at 5%®6i ate.
John Beeler, 50 Lambs at $243.
J. Young •,100 scalawags at 11; 0.
Sehnler,l37.
dr Kerr 300 at 3(45 rats.
W. Adams 100 head, held at 5 cts.
Rhin 60 Sheep at 4% eta and 20 at
eta..
J., Hanlin 30 Sheep to Adams—sold
tis lot for 11,07%.
Jonathan Davis sold 75.
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Del and considerably neglected,
thcingli this is usually the case as this
season of the year. ".Small sides, in a re
tail. ilay, at 93i@lt Cmde der pound, as
to ,
Market:l by. iregrapb.
Nair Tonic, J une 7.—Cotton firmer,
. , limite d
wit a business; sales of 1,900
bales at , 11034 c for middling uplands.
Flour=receipts of 25,781 bbis• less active ,
and. heavy, with sales of 6,800 bble at
15,90®5,30 for superfine State and west
aril '55;90@11,.25 for - ettra State; PAO@
6,30 r6 F sit ra western;BB,4s(.47,7ofor white
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wheat extra; $5,59(145,80 for It. H. O.; 57
(18 , for extra St. Lords; I and 59®12 for
good . to: choice do.:, COrn meal dull.
Widakr;ritill sit 980 for western free.:
Wheat- , receipts - of 'white 85,788 , ba5; .10,
betters in light supply Said ' fair export
demand; sales of 71,000 bus at ;1,41%
1,43340 for No. 2' spring afloat and to
arrtve, 51,88 for No. 8 do. afloat, $1,89 for
, Noe. 2 and 8 do. Mixed, x1,48 ® 1,48 for
1 1 1 10:1 d0.,/1,43 for *inter red western,
51,60 for: No. 2 white Michigan. Bye
nominally' lower. Corn—receipts or 81,-
, 6 66 - 'bat; :I(4)2ei better; "• salsa of 46,000
and' it ' 64©870 'for new mixed west
ern.' ' Ste" canal, " 87(4900 ' -fOr do. via
railroad; arid ' 9,50 ' for do in 'store:
, Oatsc4ecelpts - 12,500 bit and lb better;
sales '39',000 bn at 801310. for western
, afloat: °Stock in warehoute—Wliest 831;-
: 877 ists; earn 885,241 bu, oats 585993' ba,
rye 1(17,546 bn,' barley 3 tin. ma l t 10,746
bu, peas 41,392 bn. Bice' dull at 830)9c.
Coffee steady mill frilitit demand. -Sugar
.; steady; sales• gow mute at umigiktio for
. 1 Cubit; _ 140 for Porto Woo; salespfi OXS
1 Havana •at 13yA13ke. ' Molasses rm
. changed. -Hops quiet at B®l4o American:
i Petroleum openedeicited and higher and
closed lower and heavy; crude opened at
lio and closoal at 16o; refined opened, at
/Age and eto'setiVat 8134er. ' Linseed oil
' dull and drooping. Spirits turpentine
quiet: IProviaions—pork firmer; sales of
' 850 obis et 1/31:87181,62 -for sew Mess,
closing 531,62 cash; 531®31.25:10r old
I do; 821allita for nr1me;528028,25 for prim e
mess; a au 580 1 bbls new mess, sellers for
June,. at 531,60.;- Beef' steady and un
changed; sales 260 bblsiaind 86 tits. Beef
Hams quiet and , unchanged; sales 181/
barrels; Cut o meate steady; sales 225
. packages , at 13e for shoulders, and lb®
. 15346:-for hams; middlek-firm; sales 100
, boxes' long ribbed' at Iwo: . Lard is - a
shade-firmer, , with sales of 500 tierces at '
:- 17)4@)19%c, chiefly at lligsatito for steam,
and l l9ol.9%ti !for settle 'rendered. But
ter dull at . `®ls2c' for .1)hlo. 'Cheese la
' . dull.' Freights are dull and
drooping, with engagements per steamer
•i e 15,000 bushels , wheat at Bd., and 1,600
• barrels tour at is. 9J. • - •- • .
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Lkiterit.Plaitt: closed ' dull' mid 60
'. lower: ' l 6l/4t tirm with a falr export Oe
mandihri3Orinteat 11,42 040 , 107 rt . 2 0 ;
and 4 . 1 /0 1 : 46 rot NoZI-.--Bie. nom in al.
ita k titi
o a tj ' ist_ttelor ivisafer*afl* l rit
• its - istdsWil oh rsanal t en4 on,
• railroad. Pork gait' and i Y it
13462 for new mess. Beef caret and up
,,f cluinged. Cut meats dull-and unchenged.
I,,Basson firm.* 'Aril quiet at lliKeL9o \ for
fair to prime steam.. Eggs dull and
drooping.
CHICAGO, Jun& 7.--Easteria exchange
dull, 140 offered and par selling. Flour
qtliet; salea of'moring extras at 55(4)6,25.
Wheat Is in fair - demand and %a lower;
sales of No. 1 at 11i...H®1,113 ; No. 2 at
111.08®1,09K. this afternoon, and 'dull at
$1,091/,®1,09%. Corn moderately active
and y, ®lc lower; sales of No. 1 at 67®68c;
No. 2, at f7©sBc; rejected at 50(4)52q no
grade at 39@k400 closing at 68a for No. 1,
and 57 1 c for No. 2, nominally un
changed this afternoon. Oats active and
easier at 34®"‘c lower; sales of No. '2 at
59®59 1 ,(c; rejected at 53@54e; closing at
593.ic for No. 2. Rye quiet; sales of No.
1 at 99c(4151,09, closing at $l,OO. Batley
dull at $1,45@1,50 for No. 2; Hlghwines
dull and nominal at '92®940. Sales
of New Orleans Molaslos , st 95a®1}1,00.
Sales of Sugar at IS%®L4Xo for. fair
to choice. Mess Pork in fair demand
and steady at ;31,50. Lard quiet at Di®
18%0. • Dry *IWO ahouldera firmer anti
gc higher at 1,2,40 10080. Receipts for
the past twenty-four hours—flour 8,816
bbls; wheat
.140,?.62; corn 145,593; oats
59,871; rye 2,179; 'barley 810 bush; hogs
3,282. Shiptnenta—ftour 5,873 bbls;
wheat 39,182; corn 47,953; oats 7,754: rye
1,104; barley 350 bush; bogs 5,287 bead.
Freights are tolerably salve and moto
higher at B%®9c on corn and 7c on oats
to Buffalo. • -
ST.-Lours, Tune 7.—Tobacco weak but
not lower. Cotton; no sales reported.
Hemp dull; sales low grades at .flfga,26.
Flour quiet but firm for low grades,
which are scarce; spring and fall super
14,60@5,25, latter for ch010e,15@j6,26
for spring, and 17,25 for double extra,
latter choice. Wheat; spring in better
request at $1,071311,09 for good choice No.
2, and 61,10®1,12 for No. 1; fall unchang
ed at i1,20®1,35 for prime to strictly
prime red, 11,40©1,46.f0r choice to fancy
red, $1,28®440 for prime to strictly
prime white, and /1,50®1,65 for choice to
fancy do. Corn; low grades dull, but
good qualities firm and in demand;
choice and fancy white in bulk 61c com
mon to choice mixed In sacks 63@66c;
fancy yellow 67c; prime to fancy white
71®76350. Oats firm at 64(4)66c. Rye
firmer at 90©93c. Whisky unchanged ,
at 04e. Groceries dull, but . little doing
and prices unchanged. "Provisions very
strong with but "few .sellers Pork' sold
at $3.2©32,: O. Bacon; little out of smoke '
and very firm: shoulders 14e; rib sides
sold at 16%c; clear hides 17%®17-)fc, heid
at 18c. Lard quiet and verylittle doing.'
Cattle better for best qualities; prices
range at 34n. Hogs ?@B34c. - Receipts
-3,100 bills flour, 25,500 MLitt wheat, 21,200
bush corn, 13,400 bush oats, 200 busk bars
ley, 800 bush rye,-300 head hogs. •
CiavETAltto, June 7.—The Flour mar
ket is dull and heavy ; city made treble
iextra white. 18,75; doable extra• amber.
17,50(§7,75; don ble extra red *inter, 16,75;
extra Ted winter, .16,78 h. double extra
spring, 16,25. Country brands ranee as
follows : , ,double extra white, 17,26@8;
double extra red and amber, 16®7;
doable extra spring, 18®6.50. Whist
dull and lower; No. 1 red winter offered
at $1,28®1,29. but buyers did. not fake
hold; sales of a few cars of iNo. 2 ad at
;1,13, a decline of Sc. Corn ingctive;
prime yellow offered at 71c; No. 1 mixed
held at 70151 mixed not wanted and nom
inal at 64®65. Oats in light demand
and unchanged, held at 65 for No. 1
State.- Rye very dull; No. 1 held at $l,lO
1,15, in small lots; No. 2 at $1,05. Bar
ley; there is nothing doing andummlnal.
Petroleum market quiet and unchanged;
refined held at 26®2635 for June; July
and August, in round iota;, in local:it 10
barrels or under an advance of 2®3c per
gallon is obtained. I
CurcurtrArr, Jane 7.—Flonr and grain
unchanged. Cotton firiner. and prices
tending upward; middling 27c. Tobacco
firm with a good demand at full rates.
Whiskey 95c. Linseed' 011 dull, but
prices are unchanged. Mess Pork held
at 12e. - Bulk Meats at 1235 ®13%13.' Bacon
at 1235 c, 17d 1ind17346 for shoulders, clear
rib and clear sides. Lard '18W,0.-• Gm-
caries unctianged and firth. Butter cm
changed; fresh at 21®260.• Eggs declined
at 18c. Gold 138‘ buying.
PHILADELPHIA, jtine 7,410 W is . very
dull and weak, and' holders pressing on'
the market. Wheat 'declining, red - at I
$1,80®1,40, Michigan lather at f1,50®
1,65, white at' $1,70®1,75. Rye sells
•elowlyitt $1;82.' 'Corn dull; Bales of 40,000'
bushels or yellow at 90; mixed western at
&@B6. Oats steady, western at 78075. !
Petroleum excited and higher, refinedat
8334. Provisiona ' unchanged. Whisky
dull at 11,06 ©l,OB, • -
Tot.ltre; June 7. Flour quiet., Wheat'
is a shade better, with MINN of amber
$1,32%@1,88; white 'Michigan regular,
$1,35: - No. 1 do. 111,55; No. 2 red 135 c bet.
ter, at 51,19. Corn is held firm at 69c for
No. 1, and. Oho for No. 2. Oats 66c. Rye
dull. Receipts-3,800 bertela fiotir, 16,-
400 bushels wheat, .24,000 bushels corn,
and 8,500 bushels oats. Shipments-1,300
barrels lour, 2,200 t bushels wheat, 2,000
bushels corn, and ,2,100 bushels oats.'
Lament/LA 'June 7.-:..Tobacco active;
,sales 220 hbds at from`s4,2s to MAO for
cutting'; leaf.< Previsions firm; " mess
pork $31,50: bacon shoulders '189; clear •
rib; sides /4te; clear • Aidte 17%m sugar
cured name Lird'illereis 19e. -High
, wines weak at 95c.. Superfitte Flour $4,75
®5,25. Grain quiet-with hardly any de
mand; Wheat sl,lo@lil2 Corn brisk at
66c. Oats; in bulk at 67e.' Rye $1,25. •
• MiLwAtrargx, Flour dull and
nominally. unchanged.' •Wbeat unset
tled at 1144 y,, for No. I, andsl,ll fOr Noe
2. Oats firm of 590 for No. 2. • • Corn doll
and nominal. Rye nominally unchanged.
Barley dull and nominal at $ 1 , 26 @ 1 i 50
ibr , fair to: prime. • Grain freights firm
and. unchanged.- Receipts-8,000 lib's
'flour, 11,4,000 , bin -whestv Shipments
-4,000 'Roar, 25,000 bus wheat.
13Avriatoail, Sunel.—Flour dull and
'irregillar at $5;2405,75 for Western Raper
fine, Wheat unchanged.' .Corn firm at
8601893 for mixed/ Oats at 65®70c. Rye
at $1,50.1. Mani - Pork firm at M.. Bacon
firm at'l7Me for-rib - sides; for clear'
rib, and 14% ®l4;iti for stioaldeni. HMO
at 20®210. Lard firm-at 3942 • Whisky
dull at 11,01.- r• • _ .
' hiticturai Tine I.—Cottoh
uplands 800, receipts 101, exports 1,823
hale& Flour dull; super $5@5.50. Cord
82Mo.- 'toots 800. - Hey 12a@28. pork
832,50. Lard 199(i)21c. flacon frin;
shoulders 14o; sides, 140,
DFFRorr, , 7.7-Wheat ; receipts
Welt '1(000 b u sh; denuold has itoPriived
and'prices were better for' No. 1 white;
sales 14'81,40 for No. 1; amber $l,BO. Corn;
no inquiry., Oats °lac , Potatoes 250.
Bran 180., Coarse middlings 170; fine 280.
lAve' )4Gieit
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New Yenz,,rfune .7.-o:teef has im•
prov e d. from ,o)%ei, with a Jlghter .sup
ply. The gittu is yeatest in: medium
stock, Stich:in mane .ease* has brought.
wore than 30, advance. . Total las- for
the week 6,045. 9n sale-to:day: 1077 at
Communipaw, 601 at West Bad e :and 480
at Hundredth street. All were sOld,,v o
somq, late arrivals on the .'Erie
where the brakemen -ere on a strike.
Tne-too cattle brought 16)0, , good'
160, and oomtuoni rough wegterri and
Texas cattle 1.3@j1443; the average being
litga, the quality fair ,to gbod; !.k dive&
of 7., cwt. Quid atitliscisteerslaveragedi
~ ..16go; 96 Texansowiejlint 400kif
. i.lemander's cattle of 7% cwt. brought
16Q16Xe. There was a strong feeling
at the \ close. Fresh cows are , slow of
'sale at firmer ratas, exempt that ter?
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p11.0106.it - o-As*#*ci: s ! , 7::tio_istio-ai.;''Al*E;,s.l-,lBo*.
common (uteri have been - acdo at PO each,
with a few alsii at s9o.' Veal & lives' sell
at 10 to 110 for fair to good, with some
choice Jersey ealies at 11%c. Ommeloo
buttermilk ally& bring 6to 70. seep
and honks are both scarce and advancing;
they have been 'selling so low and so
slowly that owners kept them back, but
now they are wanted. Only 9.927 cane
in during the week, with 1,800 to-day.
Fat sheep are worth 7c; prime 7;4c, with
extras at 7%c; thin sell at 434 'to 6c and
market is bare. Lambs bring 12 to 14c,
and a few extras went at 14%c. Sales of
40 lambs, of 55 lbs at 14c; 60 Jerseys, of
55 lbs, at $73 each; a car thin, of 62 lbs/,
Ohio'sheep at 4%c; a car coarse Indiana,
of 82 lbs, at No: a car of 90 lbs, at %and
some selected * of 93 lbs, at 7 % 0. Hogs
firmer with sales of 27,970 head for the
week, of which 77 cars were on sale, to
day. after being killed; dressed are lrm
at 11%, with no sales of live.
ClllRiActd, June 7.—Hogs active and 10
0150 higher at $7,7508,20 for stockers:
$8,4008,95 for fair to medium; $8,7509
for good to'atioice, and 49,123409,20 for
extra. Cattle firm at $606,40 for hutch.
ere' Stock; 16,7507 for fair to medium,
and $7,123407,40 for good to choice ship
ping beeves.
PHILADELYILLit, June 7.—Beef Cattle
firmer with sales of 1,200 head.extra at
934010 c, choice 10540, fair to good 7340
9c, and commonla. Sheep lower, with
sales of 13,000 head at 43406%c. Hogs
dull and , declined 500; sales of 3,000 head
corn-fed at 312,50013,26.
Dry Goods Market
NEW Yomr, June 7.—The Dry Goods
Market Was generally very quiet, and but
little change in the price. The Lonsdale
bleached muslins have advancid Mc per
yard, and's° have the Red Bank, which
bring Dlc, while the latter commands
18Mo.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD
PITTSaTROH, FORT _WAYNE it CHI
CAGO RAILROAD. June 8.-14 cars metal,
Nlmick. 4. CO; 2do do, Bryan at C; 7do
do, Superior Mills; 3do do, J W Porter;
166 bgs wheat, Liggett it Co; 177 bdls
hides, G .N Iloffstott: 20 tes lard, Sellers
it Co; 86 bdls paper, Hostetter it Smith;
25 cider' mills, W W Knox; 4 cars iron,
Jones tt . ..Laughlin; 1,250 doz handles,
Lippincott & B; 3 bbls tallow, J S Dil
worth; 34 sks,Ve, Godfrey it Clark; 100
bas soap, Liiptin & Co; 18 bbls eggs, W
11 Graf &- Car 280 bgs oats, 1 - Craig; 60
doz rakes, Logan, G it Co; 100 do do,
Lindsay, 14 ct R. Z bbls pearls; Bake
well, P de Co; 1 oar stone, J . L L Knox; 25
older mills, H M Kerr; 4 bgs flaxseed, 16
do buckwheat,-,T C Jenkins; 6 sks rags,
Atwell &Lee; 0 do do, Voigt, M & Co.
CLID7I4WiIiD AND ripreiranom 1.-
ROAD. June 7.-2 cars pig iron Nimick
& Co; 2 do do; '1 do blooms, GAtilf, Ben
nett & Co; 1 car limesnine ore, Zug & Co;
1 do lumber, Hamilton, Algeo & Co; 1 do
lath, Slack & Sholes; 1 car steel, W J
Hammon & Co; 2 do stone, J L L Knox;
170 ska oats, P Duff & Son; 2 casks bacon,
5 bbla eggs, H Rea Jr; 4 bas tobacco, J
Hays; 21) bee cheese, Voigt, Matood &
Co; 15: iks potatoes, Bruggerman &
O'Brien; 6 eke rags, Godfrey .& Clark; 4
bbls buckwheat dour, Totten &Co; 6 bbls
oat meal, Strickler &M; 30 ales rags, Mc-
Cullough, 8 & Co; 10 has cheese,- W H
Graff; 6 bbls oat meal, 2 do, Munhall &
McGraw; 50 bge bran, Laspet & Rankin.
ALLEGHENY V Aid' t ISAILBOAD, June
7.-1,010 bbia crude oil, Owsten & Jones;
90 do do. Waring & King; 500 do do, J
Munball; 2,050 do do, Fisher & Bro;
1,280 do do, E H Long; 400 do do, Lock.
hart &Free; 29 eke oats, K eil & Ritchart
41 do do, Steel & Son; 118 do do, 9 bales
hay, Blaney & Moore; 1 car trick, Rees,
Grid! &Dull; 1 ear pig iron, J Moorhead
Ido do, Union Mills; 3 do do, Brown &
Co; 2- do - stone, H Harrison; Ido do,
Henderson dr Co; 1 car metal, H Wood
sides; I do lime, I/ L Reynolds; 29 eke
oats, Graham &Marshall.
PITTSSIIROH CINCINNATI AND Sr.
Louis "RAILROAD. June 7.-4 cars bulk
,wheat, Scott & 13; 1 do grain drills, W W
Knox; Ido Gate, J B Campbell; 28 sks
do, 17 do wheat, F Schlid; 2 tcs sausage,
5 cases lard, Myers & Co; 29 pkas
haceo, Kook & Orr; 24 do do, J Wilson &
Son; .1 hhd. do, 51 Hoge; 4 do do, A
Scliapb; 5 beg candles, 10 do soap. W
Fnsnce; 30 do do, J Parker; 10 do do.
• J K Smith; 27 hides, G N Hoffstott; 23
sky potatoes, Woodworth &D; 50 bbls
highwines, W Besiege; 2 do cement,
Flatter & H; 10 tee hams, Watt, L & Co;•
10 do do, Deleon t T. •
ALLEGHENY • STATION, June 7.-500
pigs leadi.Bsymer, B & Co; 1 car wheat,
Kennedy & Bro; 4 tee oil, 8 Bradley; 1
car lime,J,Abdell; 1 car metal, Lindsay
& MIC; 2 bee soap, J Kohen; 10 rolls
leather. J Canary; 3 bbls apples, Owens
& Minnipply; 18 doz brooms, Moore &
Bro; laniline 13 Stewart; 264 eke corn,
233 di) oats, Wow & Ewing; 10 kge lead,
W Nelson; kailutuber, J M'Brlar.".
PROFESSIONAL.
G •De CAMP,
- /fIORNEi, AND COUNSELLOR AT ,LAW
Office, No, Ya 7 FOURTti „AVILNITS, Pitts
burgh, (formerly oectipted try lion. Walter it.
bomrie,) wlit,prectlce la the U. S. Circuit and
Distrkt Courts, In the State Supreme and all the
Courts,ef Allegheny County, and make collec
tions In most of the adjacent(tranties. Ja2h:d73
B. NEEPER,
ALDERMAN AND EX-OFFICIO .1 ORTICH OY
THE PEACE. -
.OFFIdE, 89, FIFTH AVENUH..
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Cstbedralk - PlTTBBilitell, PA.
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Depositions, . and all - Legal Business executed
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thedral. Pittsburgh. Pa. Deeds, - Bonds, Mort
gages; Ablusowledgineute, Depositiiiiis sad all
Wis .Restaisss executed With bresetaen and
dispatch. :
A AMAZON,
Juane* of the'Peaos,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ERIATE. AND !NEU.
RANCL AOKI
CARSON STILICET. 'EAST liIIIKIRGIEIAM.
Collection of Bente candled andpromptly at.
JOHN W. RIDDELL, •
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
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The river was rising last °Veining with
seven feet eight inches in the channel.
Weather clear and pleasant and all that
could be desired for out-door business.
The Lawrence arrived from Cincin
nati on Sunday evening. with a very
good trip. As Will be seen by card, she
will return to Cincinnati and Loulackle
to-morrow, Capt. U. H. Hart, in com
mand. She is a neat and substantial
craft and Capt. Hart is an 'experienced
boatman.
The Bellevernon departed - tor St. Louis
last evening with an excellent trip.
Pilots —John . Ferguson and Thomas
Morris. •
Capt. Geo. D. Moore has purchased the
Argosy from - Com. Jas. Rees—price,
#lO,OOO.
Capt. Whittaker is thinking oil putting
the Grey up for Missouri River.
The. Lorena, Capt. Sam Shuman, is
announced for St. Louis forth% ith.
The' Glasgthd,. Capt. Andy Robinson,
Jr. •will take her departure for the Up.
per Mississippi on Thursday. Captain
Robinson. contemplates goint clear
through' to St. Pahl.
The Camelia, Capt. Golding, ill pro
bably make another trip to Nashville.
Boats in port—Lawrence, Glasgow, Lo
rena, R. C. Gray, Julia No. 2, Argosy,
• Capt, Stockdale arrived from Bt. Louis,
yesterday where he has' bean for some
days lookink after the Nick Wall. As
toted in another place,the Nick will soon
be ready for another trip up the "Big
Muddy." •
--A. dispatch from I. G. Baker to Capt.
J. N. Bolinger, dated Benton, says that
Up to the 3d - : inst. there had arrived at
Benton: Steamers Deer Lodge, Nile,
Cora, Ida Rees and Importer. The pros
pect for water was good.
—The Messenger left St. Louis for
Pittsburgh on Saturday.
-A, prominent steamboat commander
having no interest In the Great.Repub
lie, says she is the fastest boat with a
load ever built,
—A. dispatch from Helena, under date
of Friday. says: The Fanny Barker ar
rived at Fort Benton yesterday, at 7 P.
and reports the Onl.V Chance 10 miles
behind her, and several other boats at
the Rapids. There is 44 inches on Dan
phin's rapids and rising. •
—The Nick Wall will leave St. Loots
for Fort Benton this week, and the Ida
Rees is to leave on the 24th inst.
River ana Weather.
EST Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
LOUISVILLE; June 7.;--Weather clear
and pleasant. • - , .
FOR CINCINNATI and
LOUISVILLE.—'the steama
LAWRENCE Caot. Harr.
Wilt 1. aye as above on WEDNESDAY. 111111 last.
at 4 o'cooea t. x.
For hewn or moulage apply on boord. or to
ea FLACK COLLENGWOOD. Agents
FOR REORITOi, GA
LENA. DUBUQUE s.d ST.
AUL dlreet—The steamer
OLASHOW Capt. Awng FOtintsoft, Jii..
Will leave as &Mei on THURSDAY. the 10th
in. 4.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
Je7 FLACK a COLLiNtlWool/. Agents.
FOR ST. LOUIS. lir.O.a i dWe
AUK. BURLINGTON, DU•
it M a ple'. mut eIT. PAUL—The steamer
1. ,- REN A tot. S. Silt Malt.
Will leave for the *hove and In te rin.d lat. ports
an WEDS vhDAY.-tonOth {net.. at 4 1r....
Fur Might or pa•sage apply on board or to
d:IN ,rLACK or
IdJ IL COLIANDWNYD. Agents. el
adroit 1869. . .
NORTHERN LUTE PACKETS,
TROM
St. Louis to Keokuk and St. Paul,
One of the splendid Sidewheel Steamers of this
Line will leave St. Loafs da ly fur K meek, D.ren
pert, Dubuque, Willow', etlllWater awl Paul.•
Through receipts ibr Previa and Passengers
will be' Wren) to all points oh the Upper Wald
stsplfrpl on steamers runninf from - Oils port and
connecting with the Northern Lite Packele at
St, Duels, thus enabling ConAgnees to we" their
Ppight through ',Mown delay , and at lowest.
nits. Apply to JOHN VLACH.
J.' D. couANewooro,
_ Age uts, or to,
H. C. GNAT. •
91 Water stmt.
mhZ54211
PITTA Et VIM 9
_WiIKELING AND PAR
KF.Rbißilittl LlNK.—cave c.,, , inanv , a Wharf
host.: mat of Riven. daily at LA mr.,
WLD
NEPAYS and EIATIIKDAIfd,
EMILY KAkiLla ti. L. , BffarinaN. Nagler.
- Freight will be received at all hours Dy
• I .lAlditti CAMLIana.
FLACK & CuLLINE,IWOOD.
• : Arent,. •
T° ILIV ER TOOL Axe .
QUEENSTOWN.
Tilt' INDIAN IlitAIL
MirageNng "Sateen, Arst-claes vessels, axon*
t” , lathe celebrated
CITY OP ?Minh_ CITY OF ANTWEFP,
CITY OF BOSTON CITY or omirlinor;
CITY
It
LONDON,
Wink EVERY biertuolky, Trent Mr 45,
Hi rtb River; xew Yorie. For NUSWe orNrit , e!
infurraidon atrnlo to •
' IWILMA . RINGEIAMi , ar:
7'9 k r it34 P,Z Ric e 44,3.b.:TeSittrig=1:1.'i
HAIR:AND PERFUMERY.
PECKlOlllll*k'wL
!RAIN W 021 1 1: 11ND Prairist. No.
Third street, near Putikbgebi. Pittsburgh.
Alwati r ou t i c ulud, , stionerui• assortment or
dfet iti NA.Ntin, ONRLS• .Gantle.men's
widk._ EB.- 801.1411. -, GISABD CHAIM,
BRAt "" JI773 * alc"triirltijr-rriSe 31 ! eall ll
will hee lrots for
Ladles , sad tieutisineuts.Hair Canine done
In the neetpet intoner., • , ,mho
••••1
•
•
• II
Rootims ,SLATE OF neon
•
: arid, :.••
QualitieS, ,Colors.
Particular . 'attentions tilled Whiting slate and
I :d *P = gd " s !' e F ec lt Pt il ar" " I Pri"!,
pi • • - I! th
ie.: "
-7 itTeavti.
11111 41, 1 1 4 . • . Pirtaitraop. rA
r pifl4filuitaf.:
RIVER NEWS.
RIVER PACKETS;
10=447M 11.
VerER MINSISSIPPL
ALL IS 022.11-15DIATE rpm,.
PARIEIIBBIIItti.
STEAMSHIPS. ,
~~Rrt;'
fasoinaierotts.
Wlitkplit & CO
Nos, 221
. an 4 228 Litkerty Street.
Corner of Irwin, n.w offerto the trade at tow
figures, ocr ( ici,lf , •
Prime New Crop New Orletuks Sugar and
Molasses.
Porte Rico, Cuba and English Island Sugars.
New York. -Philadelphia and Baltimore Re
lined do.
Golden Drips, Loyerlngs, Brzatlls, Stuart's,
Adams' and Long Island 3yrape:
Porto Rico, Cuba and Engllsblslaad Molasses.
Young Hyson, Japan, LMnerlar, Gunpowder
and Oomng Teas. ;
Carolina and Bingoin Rice.
Jars, Lagnayra and in Coffees.
Touacco, , Lard OIL Flab. Nails,Ghat , . Soaps,'
Cotton Whits, Ac., constantly on baud.
'Fine Brandiei,Wines and.Sigars.
Srtnish, Moodie, nigl Sparkling Hock Wines
of lionuel & CO.. In ibottles.
Sparkling Moselle firkarsberg , and Jobannis
burg, ilookheimer.'Btorpondy,
firandenburg & Freres" Fine Olivebil.• •
du do. Clarets. Imported to bottles.
do White Wines. in bottles.
M. Work Bons' Sparkling Catawba.
Fine old tinerry,,ldacoelrs sold Port Wines.' • 1 ,
Free Old•Mononpanela Rye Whiskies. pure.
do Very Superior Old Scotch' dO do.
Sole Agents fc; iMrat Chaiidon , s Brand Vbs.
lin Nt e rrenay and fialieriebamPartle• l
Brandies or our own selection And warranted.
j Vd43
L EGs!
LEGS"!
The Artificial Limb Vinaficturing
• . .
, . . .
CHARTERED BY. THE ,STATE OF f'ENNA.
Ali Shareholders age,s en Wearing the
le Inaba alierisvby_the Company.
To those requiring a limn. we would say that
our own eaperietienehis induced us jtoesi ablish a
factory here that ',mid make a comfortable and
unrable liinb for a reasonable pries. - Aft.. r try
ing a number of solla ace . ..et/ma padded socket
lege. - we - have teen! found in , .re comfort and ine
fu.ness in this "•,'ADJUd BLit LACEING .
oIIiCSET". tt an --Inj any ottflr ramie in the coun
try. one of our number, a skilled mechanic, has
charge -f the snap:;' We have bought the right to
use two of the beat patents, and by our expert..
time we ho. to ImproVe In every' wth will'
add to the com pe fort.dirrattility or app ay.
earance o at f
he
limbs we make. --We bave put the price ot.our.
,new legs it e 40.• jPersons -from a distance- are
only detained In the city while the measeretind a,
cast of the injured' ilmtele taken: •
he saving, piaci:Lasers, ear,..eompared with
Eastern' prices. le from 520 - to $95 - in tne price'
of leget -4 least $36, railroad fare .hotel AMID
; and other traveling ernenees,,anethen we are
satisfied that enthrall smiles's bitter sattitlaettos -
than any one made Us Yorker Phhatelphfa.
It we can pri c aoleni, yoleannisintain our factory
at the above price . - an d we therefore Ask in ex
andante:la before wing ateenhere •
We make to order and keep un kind a slim:ft
• - er steckinge, Mance:and! appliesseeir for Injure&
or deformed Wilke, .also. armories, Masses, anent
der braves; $G Vier farther t'nformatton ter Mr..
cuter, containing many testimonial letters from
t botewbee naafi-worn:Mr 'athlete' Jim om address
AhT•FICIAI. LIMP INANUFA.OTURING Co.,
wo. 503' PENN Pi ESE A . be l ineen Thirteenth
'and Fourteentb..Pittemirgh.P.a.
BIN EPTCY ?WWII
$2.00. -71118 CAB
entitles the bearer, oia presentation,
o TWO DOLLARS abat,eraent on A
cash parehate of $515.00 at the great
cheap clothing house of
1 S. C. riItifiIIERMAN,
ORMINAL BIGNUMBER.: 11,
Nobody teat by this eatablbitiment.' - nth
demtt eaebo.:nvin
loig rg ed g prini az t
I -
LO WEST CASH X.B/CE/3,
. .
so that no InielasibeC , ddieved. Remeaaer
dAtlfTiactertibdt.l6-.3u"" 1/Y•
21IY S.
BEWARE Or Coiririttiiirill
.
desuru-s
•
2,0004000
011010E14
)S FOR SALE,
Unioi Pacific RailoS.Coliipany,
ERN -
Lying alone the tine of their roil, Yti
el,OO To stsoo PER AGEE, '
Lnci on (31i..1W)1T 4)? !MI nr:Xll3:
For fartl?er particulars, roam dol i iadanses
JOHN P. DElilpiEVX3,,
Land Ommissionnr, Millets, Kansas.
Or CHAS. B. LLIOBOOIII,,Oisirjr,
FOr Dyspepsia, Fever ', - and' Ague, Aci
dity of 'the ,Lbis.'cr
Na,usea, Haarr-burn, , jaundice„ and all
diseases arisltr, from a discirdered state,
of the Stoinakn, Mier or ,
freWed*Aßß. BENTLEY
BuZiao4 T Soil
by all,o_' .
•Hda, 4 1 11 .139'
ALL THE NEW STYLES.
AT..THE .LOW;PNE intIOASi AT. ;.
.
Met01t1) : it ' lo0 2 8,.. ':1
1 181' WOOD t3TDEILT.- •
myth •f; •
hinll,l3rtoriati
WEB 7 G pnai, trrAimiomwriya , ..
p cIifiITING. PARTY AND BUSINESS
AVI NG - se:
thlnti tollinilllimelyeprotaPt,atieutickti.. hind
for
toakillriatr
rg '* aa, :s • aP t l* o36 ll' Clgeausti
12:31
A3u9co.
nwP6utEniqmp'
Az.so,
Sixth Street, late St. Clair
BY T 793
RAILROADS.
11%.9.
'neOßtill, FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO
F. W. and CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. R.
From May 9th, 1 / 3 169,_ trains will leave frtee
and arrive at the Union - Deem, north side, Pitts
burgh city time, as follows:
Leave.. • I
Chicago F.x....2:013 mi
Erie & Ygn 11v.7:2114 am
ch ablyn , gM , l6:le am'
Chicago Ma11..6:1111 a m
enbengetEx.—.o:43 a m'
DepartCCW.hi l 6 1 41 1 0 E li m
; 5 1: 2 ,1 31 PP p
y n. mm . I
Bea.r Fella Ac,8:511 s m
Leetsdale 1 1 0 1: 0 5 8
& m .
Rocheater " •
.3 1358 85 m
n e ater
" m
Leetsdale Aec.s:l3 pm
Bea'rFalls • 6:l3pm
Leetsdale "10:439m
Fair (Mkt( Sun—
day Church. 1:13 p m
RN- 3:213 o. m. ChIMG
W 19'03 n.
J. M. EIIiiBALIA,
Cienl Ticket Aqent
_ Arrive.
Chicago Ex., 1:58 ill{
p to
t l t neellng F.x 10:48 a na
_ touts Ex VOS as
ChI , B ,I EXiMI.COS
Cleveland Ex 3:53r a
Erie & s:aBp
C N T B :t ese . :l:E r W e d ra a b a lseti'llitcE.;;E:B3Paistrn7:
Arrive in .104gtosnilli
Enon %la an
eetsda e " 1:U8 D m
Bear Vella •• 51:43 tur
Leetsdale •• 4'3'l
" 7113 ow
Fair Oaks Sun.
day (..Imreb. 9:58 as
0 Express leaves dally.
(*Express arrives daily,
J.2i. M'CULT.OI34IIa,
Gen , ' Suptedeu
TIM EA E"
ALL OF
EMMET VALLEY RAILROAD,
• THE oNLT DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OBr
REGIONS VITTItoUP CHANGE OF CAKE.
On and after MONDAY, Raja!, lie.c9,TWOl
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (except Sunday)
will leave Pittsburgt Depot, corner of Elev
enth and Pike streets, fc r Franklin, Oil City.EnS
filo, and all volute in tl e OS Regions.
LIAVZ PITTEIBIMMI. IL RHIV IN 71771311Mtirlit
Day Ex 8:00 ain Day Ex 5:15 par
Night Ex.. .. 7:30 pm Night Ex 6:36 aat
. Brady's Ac 3:15 p m Bradys B Ac 15 1.15 aat
lst sodappke a:49 am Ist sculaW"ka 7:40 aat
kid SodaW"ks 6:30 p m Rd Sodalrks 6:14 p
let Holton... 6:45 a m Ist Mutton.. 4:50 a at
Sid Hulton m Holton— 2:ou p
Holton— it:00 pm 3d Hulton... :05 pla
Arnold's Ac. 5:00 pm Arnold's Ac. 7:40 p
Choral train to and from Soda Works leave
PtttstP.rgh at 1:10 P. at. Arrive at Pittsburgh.
(Sundays,)at 9 SO A._ Jr.
Express trains atop only at principal poLnta.
Accommodation rains stop at all stations
J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen", bnp't.
THOMAS At. "LINO, Ass't..butott,
apH
rENNSYLVA-awaillM -
NlA CENTRAL RAIL
AI). On and after •Aorll 95th, 1.669, s Tralng
will arrive at and depart from.tho Union Depot•
corpse of Washington and Liberty streets, sat
follows: . • ,
_ Depart. •
Mail Train .... 1:25 am ' , Day Express.. A:l6 sib
Fast Line.— 1.46 am boutnern Ex.. 4.80 am.
Wall's No. 1.. 6 20 am WalPs No. 1.. 6:3oam
BrintonAcc'n. 7:50 am SlatlTraln. 8:16 am
Wall's No. 2..8:60 am NovedAs Nol lb:20 mg
Cincinnati Ex.9:10 •Cincinni. Ex pin
Johnstown Ac.10:35 am Wall's No. 2.. - 11:61 as
Ilow , d An Nol I:1u pin Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm
Pittsberb Ex. 1:30 Firaddocks Ac. 3:40 tim
Phila. Expressl.llo pm Phila. Express 4:20 1
Wall's No. 8...9:50pm Wall's No. S.. 4:50 taa.
Maddock Ae.. 6:50 pm Wall's No. 4.. 6:03 pm .
Roveld Aa No 2 9:35 pin 'Fast Line..... 7:3osnis
WalPs No:4:1:90 pm Hosed se N02.5:30 pom
Way,Passn'r Matt pm Wall , a ha. 5..,111110
*These trains make close connection at Harris—
:bircforßedtitsore.. • . • n .. •
'The Church TraittlearesWalls Stationeverg
handstratrik.o3 th..4,reachtng Pittsburgh
190 , 6 L. in Be turning, - leaves Pittsburgh .
156:110 m:; and arrives at Walls Stitiosi •
51:19 p.. m. „
•Citchinati Express k daily. Gal
tre_ills daily except Stiuday..
FOrltrillter inl'Ormsuon
B apt Ul drto •
-W. 11. EWXTB. agent.
The PemisylvantallailroadDotttpany will moths
game any risk fbrßaggage, except fOr
and limit their responsibility to • One, as. '
shag
ge r ?, lars in _All Baggaire exue6lll.ll
the t amount in value will - be at the risk of
, this
unAciataluterbv special contract. ,
EDWARD WILL
ap24 General Superintendent, Altoona.,
NEST ERN -all - 01W
.:PENNSYLVANIA .
ROAD.—On anti after'April 25th, 1669, the
Passenger Trains on the Western - Pennitylyanbla
Rat road will arrive at and depart from the
Feder, I Street Depot, Allegheny Utty. as follows:
No
• 1. Depart.
Springdte rri
No 16:40 a m 7:ooam
Freeport No:16:20 a M Freeport No. 1 St:3osaa
Express..,.. 10:40 a m tiberpb'g Nul 11:20 ale
Sharpb`g No.11:30 p m Express. 0:50 pi.
'Freeport No. 24:00 pm pringd , e No 13:30 pie
Mall 5:50 p m Freeport N 0.2 5:110 peg •
Bpringd , e No 26:30 D m lintingd , e No 26.30 pet
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday. .
The Church Train leaves-Allegheny Arnett=
ever) ounday at 7:40 a. in., reaching Allegbetlr
City at 9:50 a. an. Returning, leaves Alleitany
City at 1:30 p. m. and arrive at AllegbeliTJUnil
tion at 3:90 p. M.
• CONINUTATION TICIIIME1•"-For See In piagte
% -Bennett, Pine Creek,
of Twenty, between Allegheny City, Che ck atntu.
street. Heir Etna mtg.
BlmePtbute and good Only On the trains stopping
at Station F rpe titled on tickets.
The trains leaving Allegheny City` at 'FRIO A.
tn. make , direct eonnectlon at Free.port
kers line of Stages fbr Butierand• Hannalittows.
•Through tickets may be purchased at tht
No: ISt Clair street, neartbeSuapensionßridge.
Pittabor, h,and at the Depot. Allegheny. •
• For farther MMrmatloti apply to
JA.311.3 '
LEFFERTS. Am!.
Federal Street Depot. -
.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad MG act.
sume aay risk for Baggage, except for wearies
apparel„ • and limit -, their - reSponslbilltr to Old
Bandied Dollars In value. All baggage eir
-Ceeding it Is amount is value wtßb6 as.theirlskier
. the owner, unless taken by special a:attract.
EDWARD H. WiERAAMMS- 1 -
ap?6 Genetal Subellittendent,„ Altoona. rt..
CINCINNATI •
LOMB RAILWAY.
PIN HAI~IILE BMA%
ORANGE UP TIME . —On and'after ONDAY.
April SlGthi 1817 e. Vain' w l l4 leave and - alrlre la
tha Union Depotoin
• - .4•Part. /grew -
ma •
Feat • 9.441 a. M. 1:13 WIS.
Zzpreim 7. 9:33 p. m. *:33
Milked dee , n;:. 5:335. m. 5:58 p.
XeDelnald.e Acorn, N0.1U:41.35. m. 8:18 turn.
SteubeaviLle Aeoommod. 3:59 p. 9:33 Ir. in
.11erionald's llee , n. No.l 8:114p. e. D. is.
• Sundayeintrell Train.. 12:58-p.
will lea*e daily. ' 2- !. ,
19:13 P. aft. train will arrive daily . . •
" AU other trains will run daily. eluneall Mei*.
ed. The 9:43 e...m..Traln -makes close- coo-
nections at Newark ter ZaneppiUr.
S. F. SCULL. Generfl Tieket%ltienn6
W. W. CARD., 3 1 /51.. Steubenville. Min..
ionwrsiguitontatipat
i(3O'NN SUS V /;L L
AI,L ROAD. ,
Id and atter TUESDAY, Noyember, 17a
'1 arsine willarrive at and -depart, Cram the
Delos corner of Grant. and Water streets, S.
impart.
itauto aid trim • •
town. - 7:00 A. 6:00 r.,xt.,
tdelteeeportMcomdt'a 11:00 A. Y. 2:ONr.
Z. to and from Unt , n. 3:00 P.X: 10:10 A.• M.
'Welt NewtOt - AnnOmV 4:30 r. 5t.7.3.A.;
Braddock!. Amoorodt'n. 0:15.y. me 1 - :5141,, X
'Night An. toMoK wort:10:30 P . It. 0:40 - 1.
Banday. Chnretk Trian'ta_ ; • .:
and front West Newton '1:001.. u. 10:00 A.
•
' For Uokets apply to
E. M. RAYMOND, Agent
W. 8. - STOUT, Stnismultendeat.7 'eon _
SIT 41#16 HILL
UNION'.PACIFIC
• ' Eastern Division.
Tke BRIMITIOIT AND MAT RILL=
sum t nom the faint° MI penne
Colorado 'Nevada.
Crab.
Arizona
Wash I tastes,
Nov, Iffesleo, Idaho,
" . Oregon.
life Trani leave Wald Line and Laramie rltv
J Wanders expepted,lon the arrival of Mr-a
ot reale Belmar loon Louie; and Rada ,
Lai and St. Joe Railroad Dom Quincy, coeneetu,
in. • A t , • Lawrence; ' Teets and W mega - with
rte.,* for all points in Henna. At end ot .
treat:west' el Allmon-II with the UR=
OTAT EXPRESS Dtdd p h DAIL
Liw Dr OWISFILAIfiI' RAIL ' ADD ZIP •
COACHER TOR . •., • ..
DEN %Malt .81S,TAT I4A3MICIs •
Au.'.roino io the Territories,'
wltn ILLADJERSON TRIWEEKLY
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