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i' l Nkw Yonn, June 12.-Cotton is firmer
1 4
t and more doing, with sales of 3,500 bales
i,I. •'' at 313,0 for middling uplands. Flour;
receipts of 13,158 barrels; the market is
- . heavy and the demand is chiefly for fresh
1 gronnd low grades of extra State and
' western for export; sales 7,900 barrels at
t 14,70 816 for superfine State and west
- ern; 55,80Q6,25 for extra State; 85,50@
6,25 'for extra western; $6,30Q7,30 for
A white wheat extra; $5,80Q6,85 for round
1 Lou lit hoop Ohio;
@31.@8 rl7 for fai to extra S
! . , and $9l for good to choice do, t.
I the market closing quiet; included in
the sales were 3,500 barrels for export,
1 at $5;75Q6 for extra western, ;6®6,20 for
extra State, and $6,50 for fancy do. Rye
flour is dell at $4,30Q6,25. 'Corn Meal
i quiet. Whisky firm, with sales 50 bar
I -
rels )western at 98e free. Wheat; re
ceipts 35,331 bushels; the market is dull,
• heavy and fully lc lower; sales 3,400 bus.
I . 1141031,42 for No. 2 spring afloat and to
larrive on Monday; $1,42Q1,43 for retail
lots do.; $1,45Q1,46 for No. 1 do. afloat,
-! , and 11,68151,70 for white California.
! Rye firmer and advancing; sales of sev-
eral parcels for export, part Canadian 1
I - bond, at $1,15. Cornr receipts '29,152 1
bushels; very scarce and IQ2o bet
ter; sales of 43,000 bush, at 74Q95c for
1 new mixed western via canal; 95Q97c
via railroad; 93cQ51,00 for high mixed
and yellow western; 88Q920 for kiln
dried, and $l,OO for old mixed western
afloat: Oats; receipts. 440 bush; market
! dull and declining; sales of 3,200 bush,
at 78c for western in store and 79Q80c for
do. afloat. Rice . steady. Coffee - quiet
' and firm. Sugar . quiet; Cuba 11Q12 3 4c.
1 1 Molasses steady; Cuba 55Q570. Hops
quiet. Petroleum dull, at 15Q1534c
for crude, 3034 for refined. Coal quiet.
Leather firm. Wool rather more active:
sales of 460,000 pounds at 44Q53 for do
; mestio fleece, 6634Q7734 tor scoured, 44Q
1 : 1 46 for pulled. Linseed Oil dull at $l,Ol
c• Q 1,07. Spirits of Turpentine steady at
44.34Q45. Sheathing Copper quiet and
, steady; Ingot Copper dull and easier at
23 for Baltimore, 23X,Q23% for Lake Su
', parlor. Pig Iron quiet and unchanged;
Bar dull at 85Q90 for refined English and
I American; Sheet quiet 1134.Q133; in gold
for Russia. Nails steady at 43Q434 for • ,
. cut 63.4,Q634 for clinch and 26Q30•f0r
horseshoe. Pork firmer; new mess
750 bbls at $32,62Q32,75 for new mess,
. closing at $ 32,62 cash: $32Q32,25 for old
' do; $26Q26,50 for prime; 528,17Q28,62 for
' prime •mess; also, 250 bbls new mess, sell
ers.for June, at $32,62. Beef steady.
i ;:hams quiet at 520@32. Cut meats steady;
'-, / hams 29Q2934c; shoulders 1534Q1634c.
!
i • Middies -firm; sales 355 bxs, including
1 • long: clear and -Staffordshire, on private
terms, and long cut hams!at .18}4@16,(0.
Lard firmer; sales.7so tea at 18Q lerc tor
l , steam; 1934Q20c for kettle rendered: also
.1,000 tea steam sellers and buyers for
June and July, at 1934Q1930. Butter
1 - quiet at 20Q30,3 for Ohio. Cheese quiet.
'Freights to Liverpool quiet and steady.
La/ea-Flour steady with a fair export
, demand for, low grades; fresh ground ex. 1
1 tnt'western /,5,75Q6,00; extra State $603
• 6,15; very dull and heavy for all other
i . kinds. - Wheat dull and heavy at $1,40Q
1,4134 for No. 2, and $1,45Q1,4534 for No.
1 spritig.- Rye firmer with a fair export
demand at 111,20Q1,22 for western, and
$1,151231,16 for Canada in bond. Oats
dull and heavy at 7734Q780 for western
4i in store, and 79c afloat. Corn steady and
' quiet at 88Q95c for good to choice canal,
and 95Q97c for railroad. Pork dull:
mess $32,50Q32,65; sales 25 new
mess at $32,50 regular. Beef u n changed.g
Cat Meats , quiet and steady. Bacon in
fair reqnest at full prices. Lard steady
at 19;4c for prime steam. Eggs steady at
18200.
--
. Rinke°, June 20.-Eastern ExChange
quiet at par selling, 1-10 off buying.
Flour dull and easier at $4,50Q6.25 for
spring , extras. - Wheat less active and
lirmer, and y,,,Q34c higher; sales of No.l
at $1.13Q1,14; ni.2,131,10Q1,10 X, cloaing
firm at a 1,1034; this afternoon No. 2 dull
. at $1,09,4Q1,10 seller June. Corn, No. 1
dull and 4Q434c lower at 62Q6234c; No.
5 2 11 3.5 r @ m 5 e 7 r o nd ro a r s zt h o a . d 2 e ; „bigli this e e r ve a n t 7 1 3 g 45 , 8 . c:
o r j us e c t i e e d ss fi rm e r
aelv
e a t
a 5 t 134 5 : 4 53 ® 3 60 c c , closing
iorN o.
l a
, t
a n
d m 1 n
rejecteda l 1 y 62 c ; Is
at
2 ~
55 57:4 55 c
,i sel lere clo s ing June.
at 59140 for No. 1. Rye is more
active and steady at 95Q96c for No. 1; 93(4)
at
ylc.New Orleans Molasses 95cQ51,00.
or No. 2. Barley nominal at $1,40®
1 - Highwines dull-and nominal at 90
Sugar 1314Q14N0 for fair to choice. Pro
ot/ active and excited. Mess Pork
00c higher, with sales at $33; closing
firm. Lard M,Q3-4o higher, with sales at
.18,4Q19c; closing at 190. Dry Salted
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Shoulders , X,Q34c higher, with sales at
,• 13d for loose. Sweet Pickled Hams 15%c.
Receipts for , the past twenty Sour hours
-9,723 bbls flour, 116,339 bus wheat, 177,772
hue. cora, 5,924 bus oats, 849 bus rye,
4,469 hogs Shipments-4,590 bbls flour,:
144,084 bus wheat, 137,041 bus corn, 7,466 1
burl oats, 1,988 bus rye, 6,505 hogs.
Freights fairly active and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Jane 12.-Flour very dull
and demand of a jobbing nature; no de
mand in a large way, and pricesnominal;
familn $5,50@5,75; extra,54,75@5,25.
Wheat dull at $1,1513,1,20. Corn quiet
add in fair demand at 60Q630 for ear and
to 660 for Tennessee shelled. Oats un
c anged and sold at 68Q72c. Rye- dull
a $l,OO. Cotton firmer; Middlings 30c;
k light, estimated at 1,000 bales. To
unchanged and firm. Whisky
to
ld at inside rate this afternoon, and
To
-'s
tthtleedr 7modrheel:tattledg2@fe9eBell'nagndalt7clbosebli:
ass pork held at $33,00, with no sales
of importance; buyers offered' $32,50.
Bilk meats held firmly at close at 13 and
15%c; shoulders sold in forenoon at 1.3 c
for packed, but could not have been IMr
chased at better than 13c for loose at close.
Been scarce and very firm at 14 , 1734 and
1. and at close held 3fe higher. Lard =he firmly at 19c; 18Xo offered. Butter
4 d
yat23 to 270 for ..fresh . 'Argo dull
at 50. , - Linseed oll•steady at $1,03. Lard
tell'M'm aV $1,40Q1,45.-- Petrolemit firm;
25030 e fberefined.,/ Gold 189 buying;
ST.exchange -
Lo. .
-•, s, 'June 12.-Tobacco active
lied "unchanged. Cotton. none here.
POMP verY l dtill and Wit - little 'doing..
Flour stei dY 'avii. udOhangetil` business
smilll'atiperLin_o_sOw p , t 5,4,35@*,261 xx,
8 4 5,Cire 25 1.- 4%., 4-A., to fancy $ 7,40®9 60 0
-wfi t--140. 2,ll,2ogl,244rlmcitochbire
red fall $1;50@i1,68; elleiceld fandY white.
cornrbes; qrlelitlea:White firm,: but all 1
jictwor ,grades slow and,. easier:- mixed
yellow 1 0 -00 w sacks* - 7 0c4 , Mixed .whlte.
304 toriinion white, 75Q76; choice to fancy
80®82c, all4new sacks. Oatedultal 64Q670
for mixed to fancy in ,sanks. , Rye steady
st4/80-fOr Prime. Whisky flip St. 94 0 .
Ordeeries quiet ' fikid unchanged, - p ro ,
viabons;•hlgh, prices asked, , °hacked bus.
inese-and• market dull. Pork steady'at
$33. Packed' dry salt clear sides sold at
/735 c. Bacon; shoulders 1434 c; clear rib
18c; clear sides 181441834 c, mostly at
1.133‘0., Lard quiet, but held firmly at
20340 for keg. ;Cattle firm and steady at
4Q7c., Hogs in good demand at 7340.9 e,
Beeeipts-2,500 ' bbla flour, 18,400 bush
wheat; 6,200 bush, corn, 7,100 bush oats,
200 bash 4e, 'sclo hots.
:Oliiysoo, .. I tine 12.-Illour lower for
spring grade s; ;6,25 for No. 1 spring,_ $7
for amber - Winter; 17,76 for white; $8,75
for .double extra. Wheat. quit*, bales
7,500 be Nail Milwaukee at 11,84. Corn
0 011 0 1 M1 1111 / 11 0. Afoi i -at lOW Onts.hald
at 780 for ; Ohio. Rye nominal as 91 In
ixeldi T ;linibed,i o rPrE 02 3 0 4F4 3 4 :.11141P
MEE
ECM
~C :if!'~li
t :;: .:ac: -.r
a ~ss~'Y s. ~ µv.., r y,
stuffs ' 1 20621e; Middlings - 15c1 - 'Canal
freights—wheat 40, corn 714 c, oats 4%c
to New York. Imports-400,000 bu wheat,
18,600 bu corn, 4,200 bn rye. 3,900 tin peas.
Canal exports-1,100 bbls flour, 2,800 bu
wheat, 13,700 bn oats. •
NEW ORLEANS, rune 12—Cotton
buoyant, middlings at 293;©30; the mar
ket is nearly bare of middlings; sales,'
850 bales; receipts, 377; exports,. 5,068.
Gold 138 M. Sterling 52X,, New York
Sight par@w 3 premium. Flour; no su
perfine offering; double extra, $6,30;
treble extra, g 6,50. Corn at $1,07(gi1.,10:
Oats 75. Bran $1,15. Hay $2B, Pork at
$33,75©35; holders skin higher. Bacon
advanced to 17% for a shou g
lders, 16y, for
clear rib, 18% for clear sides Lard
at'l934 for tierce, and 20®21 for keg.
Sugar dull; common, 91;©10M; prime;
13X(g113%. - Whisky at 8734,2039 M. Cof
fee; fair, 143,1@15X; prime, /6}0@16%.
BUFFALO, June 1 2.=-Receipts: 4,000
bbla flour, 92,000 bus Wheat, 2,000 bus
corn. Shipments: 134,000 bus wheat, 86,-
000 bus corn, 13,000 bus oats. Freights
firm; wheat 14c, corn 120, oats 8c to New
York. Flour neglected. Wheat nomi
nal at $1,24 for No. 2 Chicago. ~Corn: a
fair demand; sales 85,000 bus at private
terms, excepting new car and small lots
No. 2at 69®70c. Oats moderate demand;
sales 35,090 bus at 68©68y,c. Rye nomi
nal. Mess Pork firm at $33. Lard at 19c
for prime. Highwinea nominally un
changed.
TOLEDO, Ohio, June 12.—Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat moderately ac
tive; amber 01,30 spot and seller June;
white Michigan, $L,33; No. 2 red, $l,lB.
Corn a shade better and active; No.l sold
at 6834 c; No. 2,66 c: rejected, 56c. Oats
dull and nothing doing. Rye dull; sel
lers at $l,OO but `no buyers. Receipts
bn 100 bbls, corn, 15,800 bush oats
6,400 ush, barley, 300 buh. Ship ments.
Flour, 600 bbls wheat, 2,700 bush, corn
58,700 bash, oats, 9,300 bush,rye, 300 bush:
MILIVA.UKEE, June 12.—Flour dull;
city double extra at $5,30@5,87. Wheat
steady at $1,14 for No. 1, SI,IOX for No.
2. Oats steady at 59 for No. 2. Corn
nominal. Rye steady at 93 for No. 2.
Barley nominal. Grain Freights quiet
at 8c to Buffalo, 13e to _Oswego. The re
ceipts were 2,000 barrels flour, 120,000
bushels wheat, 100 bushels oats. The
shipments were 1,000 barrels flour, 140,-
000 bushels wheat, 1,000 bushels oats.
Lonisvitts, June 12.—Grain
Oats, 70®72c. Rye , Corn, 65®70.
Provisions steady;, clear rib sides. Ida;
cleim aides, 18Mc; shoulders 14‘ 0 ; auger
cured hams, 19.®19;40. L ard, tierce, 19
©1934d. Mess Pork, $33.- Grooeries are
quiet and unchanged, Flour dial, with
sales of superfine at $4,50@5. Tbhacco;
sales 201 hogsheads at $3,30©15,50; the
market was steady.
Musirnis, June 12. L.-Cotton quiet and
firm; sales of low middlings at 30c; re
oeipts, 41 bales; exports, 908 , bales. Flour,
dull with sales of superfine at $5. Corn
at U@ B 3o. Oats at 975., Hay at $27.
Pork at $33,25., Lard at 20©21340. Bacon
firm. Shoulders at 1434©14,K. Sides at
18%®19c.
rit.ixanEtpurA, June 12.—Flour very
dull and holders pressing on the market;
northwestern extra family $5,75(106,25.
Wheat held firmly; red_ $1,45151,50; red
lower; western $1,25®1;80. Corn scarce;
mixed western unchanged. Oats steady;
western 72(g)75c. Provisions unchanged.
Whisky 96c®51,00. •
DETROIT, June 12.—Flour dull with no
inquiry. Wheat: $1,64 offered for extra
white; No. 1 do firm at $1,40: No. 2 do
steady at $1,18; red amber, sales of No. 1
at $1,28. Corn quiet at 65c for No. 1
mixed. Oats held firm and nominal at
64c. Bran: 12c offered. Coarse Mid.
lings 17©16c.
BALTIMORE, Tune 12.—Floar unchan
ged. Wheat firmer but not higher. Corn
—white 98c; yellow 92c. Oats steady at
92c. Mess pork firm at $32,50. Bacon
active and advancing; rib sides 17%0
173 c; clear ribs 18 1 4 c; shoulders 15c;
hams 21@22c. Lard' firm at 19;4629c.
Whisky unchanged.
CHICAGO, June , q2.--Cattle dull and
weak at 51,25@5,60 for butchers' cows
and steers, $8,25®8,80 for fair to medium,
and $7,0007.50 for good to choice ship.
ping beeves. Hogs active and 10(V16c
higher, at $ 8,5C@8,90 for fair to medium,
and g9;00'9,40 for good choice.
CLEVELAND, June 12.—Flour depres
sed . Wheat; sales 2,000 bush No. 1 red
winter at 91,27• one cat No. 2 do at $1,17.
Corn held at 69c, Oats held at 61c. Rye
held at 95c. Petroleum at ..2834©27c for
refined for June and July in round lots,
standard white retail lots 2®30 advance.
LOUISVILLE, June 12.—Cattle active at
$3,50@7 for common to choice, 117@8,75
for hogs, and 93,50®4 for choke sheep.
Nzer Yorts. June 12.—The market
was rather quiet but very Arm for cotton
goods,, which are tending upwards.
Simpson's solid prints, which have been
selling as low as lio, have advance to
12c, at which price all their - black and
white mourning goods are selling.
Allen's and American fancy prints,
which have been jobbing at 12c, now
bring 123§: the Albion solid colors are
also up to 1234 c. Heavy Brown , Sheet-.
ings buoyant and seconds even bring
160 now, that is if Atlantic and Pacific
can be called as such. • Good brands can
be bought at 1534 c and even 15c, but the
-best makes, like Pequot, are •held at
183rc.. Cabot, 42 inch bleached, has risen
to 1810, and Hope .Mtiallns bring /45c,
new all around. Cotton Yarns buoy
ant.= Heat 7 Woolens In better request,
but at unprofitable rates.
The river was ;about at stand last
evening with five ' feet three inches in
the channel by the Monongahela murk's.
4, 8 4 3 a0.17.ia1n fell PeA II Y -9 4 141,314:413t9i
day.and another risels --. not improbable.
- The• Hate Putnatn, Item` Cinoi'nnati, is
,
thipnly, arrival we have tcp - ratiort. She
came up' in ihree days and four hours , !bleb is podtithe, •
. -
was
due Hays, from St .
, touis c 4rs
last night .%
le Glasgow departed for St. Paul on ,
ofitAttiv,ivlth a dood,trip and a bargain
.'rizile,will'doubtleas drop. the, barge'
after getting through the bad
Pilots—Thomas„ and ", 7 Thomas
Awn& •,• . • .•,•.,
' The; Giey Eagle arrived and departed
as usual. • • -
l'us • Argosy depaited for.. Ouch:wit!:
and:Lcniavilie. Pilots—J. Whitten, and
T. N. Ailler.
Beeiness, is by no meting brisket the:
landing though it is holding ont,as_well,
'
If not better, than usual , at this season
of the ,year, The, shipments- by river
from January Ist to date have been un
uSually heavy, though..as a general
thing Steamboats have made but little
money, as under. , the indueece., of a
sharp conipetian freights, were kept
down'all season. , •
Wauanita left -13 t. Louis for
Pittsburgh on Friday last.
—The towboats A. .T. Baker, Simpson
liornerand Grey Hound mere 'et Ciro
on Friday.'
—The Armadillo arrived at ' ' St. Louis
ft'Opl Pittsburgh on Friday.
dispetcli from Mem his says' DN .
John D. Adams has clued themau'
con!frActs. the:, W and. • Afton=
43111% train Dap.. Joluk Anis., TAW
.I. itYtC
e., '
=IM3I
Dry Goods Market.
RIVIIR,MI4
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: , ,110NpAY 1 , 186
Ltbeity Will be . laid tip and the a oma
take her place. • - -
—We clip the following from the Cin
cinnati Commercial, of Saturday: The
Champion arrived Thursday ) from St.
Louis.- On her upward trip, a short dis
tance below here, a difficulty occured be
tween one of the cooks and a negro deck
hand, dnring'which the deck-hand was
knocked, or stumbled and fell overboard
and was drowned.. The ceok was hand
ed over to the authorities on the arrival
of the boat. I
—The case of Capt. W. B. Donaldson is
to come up at St. Louis to-morrow.
—Capt. Sam. Barr, Jr., was in Cincin
nati on Friday last.
R. W. Enchison, formerly clerk of
the Morning Star, died of consumption
at Owensboro, Ky., on Thursday. He
was a worthy young man and had been
married less than a year. '•
—The Lawrence passed Marrietta on
Friday. Her troubles seem'to have dis
appeared after she got below Beaver
Shoals.
—The Mollie Able left Vicksburg Mon
day on her way up, with .1,200 tone of
freight, and all the passengers she could
carry.
.—The Mollie M. Pike, bound from-La
crosse to St. Paul, broke a shaft on Mon
day at Prescott. The Minneapolis, bound
down about the same time, carried away
one of the piers of the Rock Island
bridge; and was badly injured.
—The Beardstown, with the Black
Crook Company aboard, is now at Madi
son. '
•
—The Postmaster General has issued
orders to the Northwestern Union pack
ets to adhere strictly to schedule time in
the delivery of mail matter. Dubuque
was the point from which complaint
issued.
,Wele ha te Bayou
Sara and Coast com trade.s
Sheentered
left h New Or
leans on the 3d inst.
—The ram Vindicator is about to be
purchased by the Wiggins Ferry Com
pany, who will at once alter her, and
adapt her to the carrying of freight
across the Mississippi at St. Louts, in
connection with the railroads in Illinois
and Missouri. This enterprise is a par
allel to the Dunlelth, which will operate
very similarly a few.rods further up the
, river.
—A suit was instituted at Quincy, 1111
nois, on the 4th instant, by James H.
Washington, a negro, to recover damn
.ges in the sum of 52,000, for being
ejected from the steamer Andy Johnson,
and not being allowed to sit at her table
with white passengers. The snit is
. against:the St. Louis and Heokuk Packet
Compiny; and a summons was served
ripen its agent at St. Louis.
...The Armadillo, and. towboats Hein
,deer and Tigress were at Cairo on Thurs.
day.
—The Leonida.s arrived at New Or
leans on Thursday from'Pittsburgh.
—A Bt. Louis paper says: The Dexter
is a this and very fast boat, and in charge
of Capt. Sam. lsiontgomery, a veteran
boatman. He thinks it would not prove
a lucrative undertaking to load here for
New Orleans. After talking to the Cap
tain—old Blucher—we Were informed
that he will take the Dexter to Louis
ville to load, or to New Albany to lay up.
—The Messenger, Minneapolis to Pitts
burgh left Cincinnati on Thursday., She
has a barge in tow.
—The Bellevernon, Pittsburgh to St.
Louis, Passed by Cincinnati on Thurs
day with 600 tons.
—A Eit. Louis atch says:Pi
lots' Association dispatch
of p this city have ten
dered to the Board of Trade, free of
charge, such pilots as may be 'necessary
•to bring an ocean steamer here on an ex
perimental trip. • The Gartside Coal
Company and the Big Muddy Coal Com
pany Will each donate 1,000. bushels of
coal for the nee of the same vessel, and
several merchants have signified their
willingness to order goods to load the
vessel at Liverpool.
—A Cincinnati exchange says: Mr.
Geo. Higgins, clerk .of the Silver Moon,
leaves to-day for Pittsburgh, where he
wilt be engaged during the summer in
the express business with Mr. John
Spencer, an old steamboat clerk. lie
will resume his position on the Moon
when the fall business opens.
IMPORTS BY . RAILROAD.
Prrrammort, Forrr WAYNE 'dt Cm
owao RAiratosw. June 12.-11 cars metal,
Nimick dr Co; Ido do, Hallman t Ham
mett; 1 do do, Bryan & Caughey; 1 do
do, Robison; Rea 4t Co; 100 bbla flour,
John Wilson at; Son; 100 do do, owner; 1
car millfeed, J Dorrington; 2 cars stone,
J L L Knox; 9 bbla eggs, 2 kgs apple
butter, H Rea Jr; 10 bas cheese, A C
Whitehead; 57 pkgs carriage hardw
Hare & Bro; I car iron, Robinson, Re am
Co: 11 bza cheese, N J Braden; 12 elks
rags, McCullougb, Smith & Co; 14 bzs
cheese, S Ewart t Co; 70 sks rags, Chris
ty it Benham; 16 ins cheese, W H Kirk
patrick & Co; 8 pkgs tobacco, E Megraw
& Co; 37 doz rakes, J MoCutcheon; 19 do
do, Whitesides & Drum; 1 car barrels, H
Hare; 2do do, J A McKee; 16 bxa cheese,
Volgt; MahoodA Co; 5 bbis alcohol, J
Adler t Co; 1 roll leather, D Chestnut &
Co.
CLIMMAND AND Prmorarat HAtre
ROAD. June 12.-2 cars limestone Zug it
Co; ft ,do do, bi'l{nigbt, P & Co; 60 bbls
copper, P & B Mining 0o; • 1 car lumber,
Slack & fi; 1 do , do, ki'Quewen & Bro;
1 do castings, Totten & Cori do do, H H
Collins; 10 bdls - oars, G W Coffin; lot of
furniture, Hammer & Son; 114 crates, 49
bdls wool, J L L Knox; 17 bbls eggs.
Graff 1 t Co; 15. bas cheese. Day t Co; 11
do dO; Bruggeman it 0; .51 crocks apple
butter, Van. Gorffer 1 91; slt gs barley,
Strickler khi;.4o 'oltEi*Orit+4 finable it
Pickering; 25.011 bbl4,-C A. Wormcastle.
ALLEconorr VAZLIET;MAILIioAD, JllllO
12.-920 bola oir s G S Thomas; 100 do do,
W Wilson; 1,049.d0 . do, Fisher dr,. Bro;
510 Ale do, Parker dr, Thomparm; 480 do
do, lookhart." 0:2 Co; 1,080 do do, John
Munhall; I.o2oMo'do, Roams &;Bro:'4 care
rMiroad'iton, - 0 ;X Carpenter; 2 dik
B Dorrington; 1 do dbllyon,,& Co;
1 de . htiyi' Bieber& 1M; 1 do Metal; '1 0 41..
ter & Eibrii,;l Agi,:do, Rees, G.&5P,..11 do
limestone; 84oetherger & 111eirt 1 rolls
leather, Co; "l'cai,
:itleSal, ]3
WOOdadeis 891o.etone,. Henderson , & CO;
Ido llattitt;' Brie/Kell - ot I c ar
lime; D,Ti,R4fynOlds; 19 akiicern,'T Mar..
tin; ' " •-•
P/TT5141712 CINOINICA2I AND T.
LOUIS RAI CAD. June ' l2.-89 , ' sks
oats,M W Wa 11
n; 50 do cornmeal 11
Rea Jr ; 1 oar , staves, Adams it Eh); 4 do
do, W Hosting; bbls flour, 2do feed,
Hall & Spear; so do flour, G klybr; Step
lard, 2 bt/a began,: . 7- iiipOlneott; / tierce
sausage, Sellers it Co. do do, 1 'do, beef,
12 do hams, J HParker; 2 do Sausage, E
11 Myers; 8 pkgs tobapco, It it W
inson: 4 do _do, Mahe' do 00; 3 do do,
Pretzfield do Iro; 2 do, dci, 'A Schaub; 10
do do, Carter,' O N 2 do doi Glea
son dr, Co.
ArzEouirarr ' , STATION, Jane 12.--2
cars imooperagv, Ralva & Roberiaon; 100
bbla flbur, A Martin; 1 car wheat, W !do.
Kee & Co; 100 bbla tout - Geo. Stewart; 2
ohrfkakorie. 8 A Long; Ido • dO. JR. & R
4
AC440,14,8 do; brckens i ,Ba ckfield k Nle•
ity - .; ',AA ,? G
ti I S4gIZ: , Ara iron
0
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5 ~~~ , i,5,a .•'^.ta^cssiw.i~e;;.K.u4-''"'. .4 °e~iS.vy,,f~~."y,~,,'~i".~ =~~x l:ne ~ ~ r-~'' ~ t'?.•
gIkUSEIVIEN rs
ar'GRAND
THREE DAYS' FETE!
JAMES ROBINSON,
The , Champl4iii Bider,
WITH HIS
SUP RB EQUESTRIAN. TROUPE,
ALLEGHENY.
ON THE DIAMOND,
Thursday, rriday and Saturday,
.31T}Di E 1; tbl,lB th and 10th,
GARDNER, & •HENICON39
MAMMOTH ZENAGERIB,
COMBINED •WlTs'
JAMES ROBINSON'S
CHAMPION__CIRCUS
The Largest. Best and most Instrustlve
Bon In the Wcral.
A Full and Comprehensive illenageri;
A COMPLETE -
AND FAULTLESS CIRCUS,
Under one Mannnoth Pavlllon , for One' Price
of ',dintsEon.
THE MENAGERIE DEPARTMENT
• . •
Is Bill and complete, embracing PARE B ARTS
and BIRDS from ail parts of the world.
List of .Animals: •
African Elephant. Balite Annie, Royal Bengal
Tiger. Double Bumped Backtrian Caml. Afri
can Lions. Asiatic - Lioness. Brazilian 'fig _rs,P*lr
of African Leopards.' Wild Zebra from, Taetary.
South American Panther. Spotted Hyena; trlp*d
Hyena, Large , Widts Polar. Rear, African Nhiel
Bhou, Peruvian Laina, Soul h American 'hex.'
White'Wolf, r i v er of upotted Axis Deerf out the
banks of the Ganges. Black Bear.riinnamon
Bear, Australian Kangaroo. African Porcupine,
Inehneumon. African Oetrieb *standing nearly
fiterfeet higla, Bold , and • Sliver Pheasants, Aft'.
can • tellcane. W kite Crested, Cockatoos, Ittd
Crested Cockativ,s. -Patro'S; Maccaws and. a host
of minor animal* too numerous to mention.
•THE•• CIRCUS 'DEPARTHENTF,
Un lenthe I nitnediste inn's:vision of lite is
Fres test flo , sezrusn, JAMES . ROB iNziON. will
ampljitnsintalo Its title of the Champlorralrens.
Foremost an ong the btrge list of ArtiSti that
e , m_prits. tbe eomnan y Is'the only t3reat - alder I
the World,
JAMES ROBINSON
The Champion Horseman of both Hemispheres.
he only Equttyrtan who has dared to challenge
the world In the large sum of 16,000 MI,
LARS. to produce nevernl ad a Bareback Rider.
Thts bold eery has bee4 accept:d. and still
stands open to the world.
EMOTIONAL DISENTHRALLED ACT,
00 his Bareback steed, throwing Forward and
Backward Somersaults over hien objects and
through Balloons, Pirouetting. posturing and at•
tudlniang, Introducing his infant son
C• LA.RENCE •
a
The prettiest, smallest and smartest child ever
brought Into the ring. Tbe , culmination of Mr.
Itoblucou's tequestrlan Exploit/ will be the ear
rvlng of the Fairy Child .Ereet Upon Ms liesd.
The Beautiful boy CLA BEN c7E, whl also appear
at each exhibition In Ws
MINIATURE MENAGE ACT,
Upon Ids Pearly Pigmy Pony, and In an lntere e
Inc Bareback Act.
Among toe other notabilities is Miss ELIZA
KENYON, the young, graceful and daring Pre
miere Equestrinne. Madame CAMILLA.
mad'ile. MINN LE LA PETITE SIAGUIE, 311ss
ST. 'CLAIR, HUNTING & MATTHEWS, Mr.
FRANK ROBINSON. tn. ARABIAN BROTFI•
Eitb Muter EDDIE GARDNER. Mr, ROBERT
HUNTING, Mr. .HARRY TTHEWS, Mr.
DAN' GARDNER. M.et /Nte, Mat er
GIOCGORY. Mr. MATT Ai CCOLLOM.M.r.FRED.
ERICK MYERS; abut. Blears. - COLEMAN,
RICE, BUCKLEY, Be NOIT, LOGAN. Al 4.NA
HAN. Ac., &c. Mr. CHARLES KENTON will
at each exhibition introduce the Reunite' High
ly Educated Lionel:V*lolUß.
' THECRAND - PROCESSION,
Which will take place on,THURSDAY, the lith,
st 10 A. M., wilt be a Feature of the Dare
Ama.ement, beaded by the Beautiful
Chiriot,drawn by alter of handsome Cream Col-'
ored Horse& followed( by the Ring Horses,Ele
pliant, Camel Carrts (es and handsomely Pic
tured Cages. siallyteeorated. forming a Moving
Panorama of newly a mile in length.
Two
.ExhilittiOns Each' Day, Afternoon and
Evening. Doors open at 1 o'cluck in the after.
C 0011; Cirrus Performance 'to comine.ne. at Att.
In the evening, doors open at 53‘0 elock,to corn
men M e nag e rie iving all those who wish to witness
the anti not the Circus{ ample time To
do so and retire' tolbre the Circus Performance
commences. Gentlemanly Ushers will be lu at
tendance and seats fur all. - •
Admission, 50 cents,. Children ?under 10, 515
•centa. The Diatetond &lifted Champion Belt,
G.olden Medals and Trophies, can be seen on the
days of exhibition at Pittoeris NeWs Depot.
RIVE PACKETS
VP ' ER iiiimenssipxq
.addirit. '1869
NORTILERN ,! LINE PACKETS,
Taou
St. Louis to Keokuk and St. Paul,
AND ALL InITICUMEDIATE PORTS.
One of the splendid Sidewbeel Steamers of this .
Line willleare St. Lents de 17 tor Xeok yen
pert, Dubuque, Winona, Stilliyater aro Bt. Paul.
Through redefil i tari Freight arid • Piesengers,
VII Pe eiVezl e to AVO r t f t oh.jhe Tipper Khali.
siesipPl' On' s rr n't iron! tine Tion'arld
connecting . the Npokru. gkke,ta. at
Si,' Mute, thus , enabling' vonsigneel • tt, Sec their
preight 4h /ouch Niiitr i t r dslapind i lat, pit:mast
rites. APP FIJ • •
' tz J.P. Vl ) T4liftar o 9 l) . -
or
• GRAY F.
tab26 . :litS • iflrtelf‘iXeei.•
T R 13,41, i
e'r'sagroie
vramcialm - . 4. 100" DAB:
R.EIIBI I 3. I BEILLIATAL,A.eIIe; Comlwilailkurt
host, root of Wond_Otreet. dall y I,WAd"
NEHDAYS • 1,
It SAULZ U. L. Brew/NAN. Master:
••, Freight wiltheirealed.ar all
ms ours by
,I AMES coLu.
TLAWK-.14 OOLLINGWOOD,
Aggute.
MA
STEAMSHIPS
TO ,LIVERPOOL "
AND
QUEENSTO*N.--t
Tin mass mit Silt purl,
vt ist rry ,usr4tiirin uij ic iteAb o u sx rai ti d ei lint`'
CrITTU., BOSTOM. , "101 OPWarojilt,
WY
_PO LONDO,,
Dalai ZVEILBATURDAYe
Lira= Vs/f t ,;!Fff,Tor i ttwti t v
• !ii ii iira t tAilionlll6lll4.44l,t,
Cliazga si m a
L..hoire Liiohnq
J=,TSEICLiNTE.
rigr'NEW OPERA HOUSE.
,WW. FIENDEFSOI‘
X. W. CANNING
Lewe
Mali.s4gere;...
WEDNESDAY EVENING, dune 10, compll
mental', benefit to
L G. F. CONKLIN.
The performance will commence with the cele
brated drama of
DICK TURPIN.
F. A. Tannehill,
To a ,Klng
Indian I lub Exerel , es by %teem. HAMILL:
CW.ILTER, DIEINT . GdARENSTEIN and oth
ers, 1 The AYOLA. Ariel 'Pars nud
Tumid! , g. Cloud Swinging, DIEILIT, GRAB •
ENOTEI is and BOYD.
To it:ouclude with the Burlettn or WIDOW'S
VICTIM.
Box Sheet open Wednesday morning•
1257.4CADE111T OF MUSIC.
On 310.NDAV EVENING, June 14, will be
preseited James Sheridan Knowles' mazniflcent
play In Eye acts of tne .• -. .
UNCIIBACH.
3tles JEAN TIOSMER as • JULIA.
Mr W. St„.III.A.UR BINGHAM as ITUNCtIBACY;
Boxinilice open from 9 A. X. to 4r. at. Also . ,
seas ;can be secured at Mellor's music store,
Miner's book store and Barr, Rinke & Beattler,
Sixth !street.
EgT,'PITTSBIIRGH THEATRE,
1 H. W. WILLIAMS, Lessee and Manager.
To-nl4l4—Compamentry benefit to Miss LUCY
CLIFTON. Mr. P. N. cDermott,'Barlow Broth
ers, and the great company In a superb 0110 and
the bfirlesque called THE "WIT PP , YAWN.
LastiMatlnee of the season on Wednesday.
rat7G.IL&ND VOCAL .' •
•
AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
ON MONDAY. JIINE 14, -
AT- "MASONIC • HALL;
For the benefit of the LA.DIES , ROMEO.PATHIO
CIIA,RtTABLE' ABcOCIATION, under the di
rectloniof Prof. C. TETEDutIX.
The foll Owing amateur and professional per
formeri have kir. illy lent, their 'assistance: Mrs.
C. Mellor, Misses McCandless, Rinehart, Porter,
and Messrs. Mellor, Edwards, Zimmerman,
Rinehatt and others.
Doors open at 7,!4 o'clock. Concert to com
mence at 8 o'clock. Tickets 50 cents, to be had
at the UltsloEtores and at the doer. Jetiail
'~==iiE~lyj~~~c~ ~~~~r.v~►r~~
• - -x.),e—ladtes, of Flrirougth (Lurch
~wIII
hold a titrawberry Feitlval 'ESCE,L.S.IOR
HALL,;eorner Federal and Lacock atrects;4lle
glaeny, ;on TUESD aY AND ;WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, 15th and 16th last. The meziber•
and felfluds of the church are re6e.cifully Itiv.ted
to Represent. • • jel2:k3l
'FIFTH AVENUE HALL.-,
No. 63 Binh avenue, opposite the Opera
House, Pitteburgh. Pa.
W. 14. 1 8TR0UP....
This house has one of the finest Billiard ktonms'
in the city.- nls oeel:edly the coolest and most
invitine4bace. The tables are ad sew and em •
brace all the modern improvements, and offers
.aaperfor attractions to lovers of the game. -
QRD.TNANCES.
nLEffinm.
AN ORDINANCE
To Authorize the Grading of Sarah
Street, from 'Union Avenue to city
Line:
SEcTtott 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the
Select arid Common Count:Us of the City of All,-
yheny, and it is hereby ordatmed and enacted by
the authority of the came, That the Committee
on 'treets be. and they are hereby authorized
and diredted to Invite and receive proposals for
contract thereforAran street as aforesaid, and to
with the lowest and best bid
der or bidders, at their discretion.
SEC. 24 That. for the purpose of defraying
the cost and expense of said improvements, there
-tie. and Is hereby levled; a special tax. to be
equally a.sessed neon the several lots bounding
and abating upon the said Sarah street
Irespectively in proportion to the feet front In
them respectively comprised, and bounding and
abut tin g as aforesaid.
SEC. 3. That as scan as the cost and expenses
f sahlimpt ovemezds shall
Streety ascertained,
t shall be Inc duty of the Commiss oner to
1 )
assets and apportion tne same among the several
lots bounding and abutting upon said Sarah
street respecUvely, according.-to the rule
above Indicated, and the .capon proceed to make
• demand and collect the same, accorclng to the
provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of
The .t.Nommonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled ,
“An Act th fining the_manner of collecting the
expenses of grading and paving of the streets
and alleysi of the City of Allegheny, and for other
putposes,! , passedthe thirtieth cay of March.
1852 ,
conflict 4. with so much of any ordinance as may
with, or be supplied by the foregoing,
Ordainedth same is hereu repealed. •
and enacted Into a law Oils the 10th
day of June; A. D. 1869.
. JAMXB-MCBR/ER. .
• President of the Select Council.
Attest: J.ll. OxLET, .• . ' • . .
Clerk of the Select Council. .
1 ALPAMIS SLACK.
, .
: President of the Common Connell.
Attest: ROBERT DlLlvOttni,
Clerk of Common Council. lel2 '
•
AN, 01IDEVANCE
To Authorize the Grading and Pay
ing of !liana alley, from Izabella.
Street. to Rime alley.
Sitc. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the Select
and Common Councils qf the City of Allegheny,
and it to hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, That the Committe on Streets be, aye they
are hereby authorized and directed to invite anti
receive proposals tor the grading and paving of
Race alley as aforesaid, and to contract .therefor
with the lowest and best bidder or bidders, at
their discretion.
Sac. 2. That for the purpose of defraying the
coat, and expenses of the said imprevementa.
`there be and Is hereby levied a special tax. to be
equally assessed upon tne several boo bounding
and abutting upon the said Race alley re.
spectively in proportion to the feet front In them
respectively comprised, and bounding and abut
ting 04 aforesaid.
b EC. 3. That as soon as the cost and expenses
( sald.iMProvementa shall be fully.ascertained,
It suall be the du.y of the Street Commissioner to
. water and tapponlon the: same among :the sev
eral. lots bounding and abutting upon sald
, allev respeetivelv, ", according to' the
rule above indicated: and then. aeon proceed to
mace dimmed and colloct the same, houording to
the provlblons of the Act,of the Genet,' Assent
:bly of , the ComrawiWeaith of Pennsylvania, en-,
titled r•An oaqt , dellning the ma nner of co ll octing
the expenses of grading and paving of the streets
_and alleys of the City of Allegheny , and for other
'ni t rous, .I! puffed the thrriletu dayef
3.'Thitso much of any oidituitice am `Mai
Whet with. or. be supo'led by the foregoing. be
and the same Is beftmy r-peal.d.
tndelnet);aud enacted into* lase this, the' 10th
'day' of Jane, A; L. 1689. •
,
ori:. • ; !Vacs 3rengrgyr,
president of Select Council.
'Attest; Ilexpli!B.'orasr, !: • .
C erk of Select Counci l
Alf - FRED
Attest it Coqfrpon vouncli.
onxtirDre.wehersw t
CM.* of Coosnion,Counell.
,jel2
AN fORreIifIWNVE!I, ,
TO Authorize the C onstructioll . ol' a
'Later4 , Aewer prk
i:'. tilNt
7 .1 I. : Be It . ordained and ‘ . .enadted 'Ol/ the Re
. keg and; Contmon ("Oulu:dirt ffitcl og l e o'4 ih t .
oony. and it is hereby enacted,by the aidltoritY
ty! the same. hat ithe'nesearage.Conithisaledt be,
in ati , t they are.hereb_y., authorized and di: ected .to
itorandincelve'rltitidahlt ibritbalionsfruetion
of Sewer, located' as toll we;, 911,h
a n d commenelnyalladttritorr errit*entity and•ex
tending Co north line of Denny prop, rty. and to
'contract tittwefor will tthe lOweit and bear bidder
or bidders,_ at their discreVion.,. .
'SLOWS. *Thiat,ed aeon tia tho.cOnt' and eiPens.di
of ealdeewer filial! be feStaartatned, the pi e
shill be' levied; &seemed end s rollected Pre'
elded.for, be en act of Acceintar of the goinmoli
to,'wealth dr:Peitatylvanta ,entltted-"a'supPleme"
su SSlelneht or the lottrfti :section 'do: an act
entltwd an' Act relating to'Alleaheity City,' et"
Proved Jitareh 1 14,-A. LP: 1809,! , •
"-Set. 4. That so ranch of any ordinance as may
"Dn'Ot wen,i , or-be impelled by the foregoing,be
End the a Weld hereby repealed..
Ordained and enacted into a law ale ithp sopa_
day of Jun., •;Anno Domini one th ousand.„elln
Pandret andelpy nine.
JANE': Steßß
Jttlat - , President cit,Select Conn ell.
J. OXLZIN: -
• Clerk of Seleet
. ") ALS_ /1101) SLACK. .
President of - mmenn Conetti..
Attest: rs. Ditmenza.,
. Of CNISMiem COSSSIL Jig
ME=
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1 11T1tB1 ITGH, PORT WAYNE A CHICAGO
CLEVELAND PITTSBRGH E. B.
From May 9th, 1869, trains will leave frtin
and nrr ve at the Unlon Depot. 'north side, Pitta
burgh c ty time, as follows:
Leave.
___ . Arritte. .
Chicag • Ex.. .9:OS a nt!Chicago Ex, 1:511a m
Erie . ,"gn Er. 7:28 am Chicago Ex..15:03 n m
Cl. & 1 :0831'16:1X a m !Wheeling Ex 10:48 ain
Chicago • mai1..6:58 an:ISL. 'Louis Ex 1:08 pm
Chic .. Ex....9:43 am I ohPgo Ex& 5114:08 p 111
CL it +a Ex 2':oS pziCieveland Ex ' 3:53 p m
Chicag. Ex, 2:23 Pal [Erie & Yg'n Exs:sBp in
W'e & ' rie Ex4:36 pale!. &WR , g Ex6:s3pM
Depa rom Allegheny. I Arrilfe tn. Allegheny
Bea'r ails Ac. 8 :58 a m Lsetsdale A.c..11:5S ant
-Leetsd e " 10:03 km 1 13ca"r Palls " B:26am
, t " 11:58 a m New Castle 10:513.ain
Ro c h e rt. ' I:2S p m Enon " 19:13 am
Enon " .3:58 m I eetsdtle " , 1:08 pm
Leetsd le Ae0.5:13 pm ilea'r Palls " 11:43 pin
Bea'r ' Lls " • 6:13 p m Leets dale 4:331011
trete. le " 10:13.Pla
~., , " 7:23 inia
Fair 0 ks Sun. - ' Fair Oa ks Sun.
dm_ ruck. I:l3 r y ia . day t,hurch. 9:58 ant
ii7r..23 n . zo. Chicago Express leaves daily,
i.
2.03-o. ni.cmcago Express arrives daily.
J.M.. IMBALL, J. 51. 11,CULTAWGI,
CI an Ticket Agent. • Gen'lSupten't..
raylo
JIANGE OF
I'lllE..
ZEGUENY VALLIELY.RAIIROOTS'
THE ONLY DIRECT ROOTS' TO THE OILS
REGIONS WITH( tUT CHANGE OF - (141103,•.,
On And after MONDAY, June (except 9 TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DAlLYSunday)
will leave Pittsburg! , Depot, corner of Elev.
enth and Pike streets, for Franklin, 011City,Bul:
fAlo, and all noints Intl c 011 Regions.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH. ARRIV IN PITTSBURGH
Day Ex 13:00 a m Day Er 8 ; 16 p a
Night Ex.—. 7:30 pm Night Ex 5;30 am
Brady's 13 Ac 3 05 p m Bradys R Ac 10:15 a M
Freeport Ac 9:40 a m , letaodaW , lca 7:40 a m
lid SridaW'ku 6:30 p m IF, eeport Ac. 6:15 p m
Halton... 6:45 aln Ilst Halton.. 9:50 a m
Rd Hu1t0n...12:00 m fid Halton... 2:00 p m
3d.Hulton... 1 t:00 pm f3d Holton... 1:05 p m
Arnold's Ac. 5:00 pm I Arnold's Ac. 7:40 p m
Church , train to and froM Soda Works leave
PtttUtrorgh at 1:10 P. M. Arrive at
Pittsburgh
(Expayss )a ai 9 s o M A o M nly at principal points.
Accommodation rains stop at all stations
J. J. LAWRENCE, Oen , ' Supt.
app M. JUNO, A.sa , t., baron.
EVENNSYL VA- ~ r ..,, • .
NIA CENTRA_LBAILaig"::•:..,;.•, I .,,,
AD. On and after April2sth. 1869, Train/
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
corn r
v t
of Washington and Liberty streets, &
folio s: •
rrive. •
Mall r A ain.... 1:25 ant Day Depart. Express.. 8:15 us
Fast Line 1.45 am Soutnern Ex.. 4:110 am
Wallis No. 1 .. 6,20 am Wail's No. 1.. 6:3U am
Brin onAcc'n. 7:50 am Mall Traltu .. . . 8:15 1M
Wal s No. 2..13:50 am How'd/to No110:20 am
Cinc anat.! Ex•9:l9 am •Cincin'ti Ex. 19:30 pin
Joh stown Ao10:35 am Wall ' s No. 2.. 11:51 ant
Ho ',d Ac Not 1:19 pm Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm
Pitt b'att Ex. 1:30 pm Braddocks Ac. 3:40 rut
Phil . Expressl:Bo pm Phila. Express 4:20 Fla
Wall a No. 3...9:50pm Wall's No. 3.. 4:sopin
Braddock Jic.. 5:50 pm Wall's No. 4.. 6:05 pm
low 'd AnNo2 9:65 pm 'Fast Line 7:30 pm
Vali 's No. 4.. la29pm How ' d Ac Nu 2.8:20 pm
"ay Passn'r 10:20pm Wall's N 0.3.. 11:00PM
'7 ese trains make close connection E Harris
are for Baltimore.
Th Church Train leayeaWalls !Ration every.
an ay at 9:05 a. m.. reaching Pittsburgh
0: sa.m. Re turning, ves rlttaigt
se: Li p. M. and &rhea ate Warli
1:1 .. m.
nimmti.Expreso leaved daily. All , tithe
rat s daily except Sunday. . , ,-
To Ituthertattetnatlgnry_to. _ • +..
,_ .W. H. CJIWIT E.. Ape%
Th Pennivannotatlro Companteilll.nosas
int .an y Ms forllaggage, except forwooripxap
are 4 and limit theft,responalhilitlP tdsOrievErna.
re..
.'Dollars in Wog. ~A ll rßalf ir SAectilhig
94 ' °Ant. in vat e • • wilt be a e - risx'or - the
r, 111) Ipso taken by specil - noi_r4in_
_„....
. • , EDWARD _:- LLI.A..Mi
:p ~. Fielterslau P er /P O3 . 1 9 2 t4 444.01 14,. .E 41 . •
TT ESTERNZEimmomif--
PENNSYLVANIA,. .
: . ROAD.--Oti atid'atte
Pass nger Trains on 'the Western- Pennsylvania.
Bal. .ia 101 l arrive at and Alen VI , , PAM the
Fed 113treet Depot, Allegheny - City. asTollowst
Arrive. Depart.
FreeS p ..gd'e No16:40 a m Mall 7:00 sin
..
No. I8:90 a m Freeport No. 1 9:2o.tut
F.xp e 55...... 10:40 am Sharpb , g No 1,11: gti ant
Sh . eb'g No.11:20 pin Express ' '2'21.0 pin
Freeport No. 21:00 pm SprLngd'e3:3o pin
Mail. 5:50 p m Freeport Igo. 2520 p na
Sprlxi We No 26:20 I) m BeringdleNci24:3o pat
Mail.
Ab ye trains' run daily except Sunday. 1 .
The Church Train leaves Allegheny. Janet:lon
every dunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Alleghen y
City at 9:50 a. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 1:20 p. tn. and arrive at Allegheny June.
tion at 3:40 p. m.
Cosl2lrrArtow TICBB7B—For sale in packaea a
of Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut
street. Ileinr's, Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and
Sharpsburg and good only on the trains stoppling
at Stations s.peelged on tickets. . •
The trains leaving A ll eghen_y City at 7:011 a.
en. make direct connection at Freepori wii,h9ray..
kerls line of Stages for Butler and Hannah town.
Through tickets may be purchased at the (Meg.
No. ISt Clair street, near the Suspensionlltidgee
Pittsbura 11, and at the Depot, Aileghestv.
1W further Interrelation apply to 7 •
JAMES LEtipzirrs; Agent.
Federal Street Depo
The Western Pennisylvaufa Railroad will not
se same any risk for Baggage, except 'for wear
apparel, and limit' their responsibility to One
Hundred Dollars th "Ahab. All bagg.age ex
ceeding iris amount in value .wllibe at the .zisk. of
the owner, unless taken by
Rs.p ec al'contract.Mapi Geneval En D ne W ri A e D d ß nt, Alt oo na.
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CHARON UP TIME.—On and after MONDAY,
'April 28t1, 1859, trains will leave and arrive at
tII. Union Depot, as follows:. •
.Depart.
mail • 9:58 a. ni..12:134. m.
Iriust Line 9.23 a. in. 7:13 p, m
Express ' 2:33 p. m. 4133 a: al.
Mixed Acc'n " 5:33 a. m. 6:5S p.m.
McDonald's Aeo'n,No.lll:43 a. m. ' 8:18 a: m.
Steubenville deeommod. 3:58p. m. 9:3a a. in
'McDonald's AeOn. No. 35 1 1 RI
Sunday Clitueb Train.. 3.2:58p. m.
,
air 9:33 P. 11. train will leave daily. .
P. VI. train will arrive dilly.
Aliother trains will run daily. dunuays except.
ed. • - The 9:43 a. m. Traln makes close con.
nectiotui at Newark fir Zanesville.,
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B. P. BOUM General Ticket Agent ,
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Eiteube4vme. Ohio:
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On and after' TUESDAY, - Noleinlier, 1 17th.
1861; trains *Hi arrive at and 'depart from the
Depot corner of Grant and. Water streets, S a
follors,
.
Depart.
Hall to and from Union- •
town 7:00 A.ll. 6:00?. N.
McKeesport.A.ccomdt'n 11:00 A. 21. 2:051...X.
Mt; to and from truth:. 5:00 P. M. 10:10 A. IS.
West Newton Accom'd 430. p. K. 8:Elf1.
Braddock's AccOmdt'n. ' 015 P. ' 7:50 V. /1•
Nlgh&A.c. toßlCK'suort.lo:Bo P. M. , 64* /4,1
Blandly Church Traln to ' • • -
and from WeatNewton 1:00 P.
Yar tickets apply to- •
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with responsible Overlan I TZietkortatiois , Lina
from its weeternAerninma. ,enaignow,:.orreis
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