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Markets by Telegraph.
Saw •YealLe Jut) 42..-Cotton lower,
with sales of SOO bales at 33c for Mid
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dling uplands. Flour-receiPts of 18,447
bbld; 10®20c better and in brisk demand
` for shipping grades, with sales of 32,000
bble, part last evening, at 5 5,00158;50 for
superfine State and western,. $6,50®6,85
for extra State, $6,10®6,80 for extra west
ern, $6,85®7,30 for white wheat .extra,
' ‘0,30®7,90 for R. H. 0., /605®7,60 Rik
extra St. Lours, and sB®ll for ' good to
k choice do.: closing quiet; included in the
sales are 26,000 bbls for June, July and
'August delivery at 56,2042,6,50 for extra
Iwestern, $6,6146,75 extra State. ' Rye
; Flour in moderate request at 14,25®6,30.
' Corn Meal' quiet. Whisky • dull and
heavy, with saiesof i. 60 beds western at
$1,02%®1,03 for free. :Wheist-receipta,.
.
1 109,4141 bus; excited and 3(06c higher,
closing dull, with the advance partly
` i lost: sales of 312,000 bus, ohiefiv to sr- ,
r ive, at 51,48 for No. 8 spring, 111,48®1,53
\for No, 2 do. to arrive. and afloat, $1,55®
1,56% for No. 1, - $1,72% .for white
y a m:anis, $1,66 foramber Michigan to
arrive; a large partion of the sales were
made. before 'Change hours. Receipts
corn, •49,448 bushels. Corn I®2o better;
closing quiet, advance partly lost; • sales
of 61,000 bushels at 62®88 for new mixed
western via canal, 81®90 via railroad,
91(4)92 for kiln dried; 91,2)92 for western
ellow. Reeeipts--oats, 18,744 bushels,
Oats without decided change: sales of
54,000 bushels 76% for western in store,
1 77%®78 do. afloat. Rice quiet. Coffee
1 . steady. Sugar active; sales of 1,110 bhde.
of Cana at 11®1236. Molasses dull. Pe
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Linseede um
o a t ii 16du
dull at
ttl
, crude, oi @ 3 0 1. f o o s r . r esfipni
Spirits
Turpentine heavy at 41% ®l2. PJrk
?inlet and beavyS, sales of 1,050 barrels at
?i
_532,75®33 for new mess, $26®26,75 for
prime mess. Beef steady. Beef Hams
iquiet; sales of 130 barrels at 530®31,50.
I Cut Meats firm; sales of 250 packages at
1 13%®®14% for shoulders, 15%,®17% for
name. !Middles firm and quiet. Lard
• dull and a shade lower; sales of 480
tierces at 17%®193/1 for steam, 20®20g
t i .. for , kettle rendered. Butter is in fair de
; wand at 20®33 for Ohio. Cheese quiet
at 17®19. Freights to Liverpool and de
cidedly firmer; shipments of 60,000 bush
els of wheat at 634 ®67ld. per sail, 3d. per
; I steam, and 15,000 bushels of corn
flour
at
steam at 7 1 ,4 d, and 1,100 barrels - of
' 1 at ls. 9d. Der sail.
Latest, Sr. M.-Flour closed active anti
firm for shipping grades of extra -west
ern and State. , ,Wheat dull and droop.
ing; No. 3 sprine at $1,4701.48. No. 2 at
$,1,50®1,51, and• No. 1 at $1.55®1,55y,.
•: : v, I Rye nominal. . Oata dull' at 7634.0 in store,
.• • t and 77%c afloat. Corn dull at 63®13."c,
.. t for unsound, 78(y37.3 for canal, •and 84®
, 89c for railroad. Pork dull at 532,75::
tF Beef nominal. Cut meats steady and un
changed. Bacon quiet and steady. Lard
• ; dull at 193,11519%c for fair to prime steam.
!, Eggs steady at 22®23c. 1
4._. Coficsoao, June 22,-Ereatern Exchange
firmer. at par selling, 1-10 o ff buying.
• • IFlour active and firm at $4,75®6,25 for
I spring extras.. Wheat active at sl;3o®
, .
'1 1,32 for No. 1 early; $1,26 for No. 2, and
tlater as high as 51,80, closing at 51,27®
. . t ' 1,27%, this afternoon irregular and Am
er
-• t at 51,28451,29. Corn moderately
''• 'f and' 2 ialc - higher at 68% ®69% c for No. 1;
663;®68%0 for No. 2; rejected at 59®60c;
;'. TA no grade at 84®55c, closing at 68%®690
• • • " for No. 1, and 67%®673;c for No. 2; this
" '"it'•r:' .....
i:1!• - afternoon'No. 2in good demand at 69c.
• Oats active and 3..4,®%,c higher at 61y,®
62%c for No. 2; rejected at 55%®56c,
clesing at 62c for N 0.2. Rye quiet and
firm. 2c higher at 51,03 for No. 1. Barley
nominal at $1,20 for N 0.2 in store. High
wines steady at 95c. N. O. Molasses, 95c®
51,00. Sugar ,
. 13,./,®l4re for fair to
choice. Provisions quiet:and firm. Mess
Pork $33,50®34,00. Lard 19e. Sweet
Pickled Hems 16o: Short Rib Middlet
16®16 1 ,40. Loose Bough Sides 16®16%,c.
Dry Salted Shoulders 12%®130. 'lie- ,
ceipts for the past twenty-four booiriv- ,
6,440 bbls flour, 77,340 bush wheat, 76,-
- 1197 bush corn, 30,172 bush oats, 1,100
bash rye, 350 bush barley. and 4,186 head
hogs. Shipments-5,771 bbls flour, 168,-
888 bash wheat, 32,368 bush corn, 6,586
bush oats , 1,422 bush rye, and 3,538 head
hogs. Freights dull and lower, at 6%0
on corn to Buffalo.
Sr. Louis, June 22.-Tobacoo rather ir
regular but not lower. Cotton nominal.
. Hemp very dull with email sales of low
grades undressed at . 95c®51,15. Fiour
firmer with a good demand; superfine
sold at $4,62%®4,8734; extra at $5®5,40;
double extra'at $5®6,50; treble extra to
fancy at. s7®9. Wheat , advanced for
spring with sales at 11.15®1,20. for low
to.ehoice N 0.2. and $1,20®1,22 for No. 1;
fall firmer at 81,200 1 . 38 forlow prime to
choice red; ;1,4501,47% for fully °Dolce
to fancy, and $1,60 for fancy white; a'
small lot of new, the first merchantable
lot received this season, was taken for
for. Peoria at $3,7E, a fancy - price.
Corn; choice grades are scarce and
firm; yellow in bulk sold at 66c,
choice and •fancy white at 72®75c,'
yellow in sacks at 74®75c, choice to
fancy do st 80®83c. Oats In better de.
: mend and higher at .62%®660. Rye fn
small supply and higher at $1,08®1,10.
Whisky,eteady at 96c. Groceries quiet
but steady and - unchanged. Provisions
. strong: 03,60®33,25 for pork, 13%0 for
dry salt shoulders buyer July, 14%0 for
, bacon shoulders, 17c fo
r rib sides..lBc for
clear rib, and 18%e. for clear sides.
i • Lard, no sales but held at 19%®20c for
choice. Reoctipla--Flour 2,800 bbls, wheat
~
10,000 bus, corn 8,000 bus, oats 17,000 bus,
barley 400 bus,r,ye 200 bus,hogs 220 head.
, " CL'aysuann, June 22..-Flour; city
imade treble' extra white is held at 18,75;
' double' extra amber it $7.50®7,75;
double extra red winter at $6,75; extra'
"red winter at 55,751 double extra spriug,'
16,25; 'common brands range as - follows:
.double extra white, $7,25(308; donbre ex-.
tra red and amber, 56®7, and do üble ex
tra spring at $6®6,50. 'Wheat: market
steady and den:rand moderate; No.I red
winter la held at $1,35, and No. 2 do. at
3 ' $1.23. Corn steady and quiet; ' No. I
: • mixed, 70c; No. 2 do. 67®68e; cholas
No. 1 trilled is held at 71c. and prime
' yelloW, 72®73e. Data unchauged and in'
* moderate demand at 65c for No : 1 _ State,
' 1• - and No `2,i5 Without - deers ... 'Nye is
, .t •'' -nominal. "Barley ia-duir an. remittal.,
Petroleuni; the market is dull' and iliac
i - '"tire, with buyers and `sellers apart,, and
t prices are held at 28c for riefi mid, bnyers
t offering 27®27%e10r July and August;
1. .1; a . crude is dull and ainehanged:at46.• '
'. j Cileildirkii , , , - Jana' 22:1-Flour firmer
• . and more active and tendency upward at 1
I close, though it can?t'be quoted higher: ,
*ales of family at $6,5( ® 5,76. Wheat !
firm at 0,1426®1030. • Cern advanced to 08
•i . - ®7oc forcer and supply not equal to de,
-I . mend.. , , Oats , unchanged, Rye 'atill
• t
scarce and sold , at 51, 80 for 1.- Cotton
. 1 - quiet , and ,unchanged;- - middlings 32e. ;
Whisky- advanced to .'950 , and market
dull. Provisions quiet and unchanged;
-.- • mess pork-133' balk meats 18 and lege
bacon 14%, gr. and. 48%0, with. ; small
i . sales: sugar cured hams 20®210.' Lard
29%e, . nominal and no demand; " No
''" .. - change in oil or . groceries.
I • TOVere, june'22.-Flour quiet, and
'firm: Wheat 4@s° better; amber 51,42
i ' on the spot and buyers for June, and 51,88
i
•„, • ' ' for July: rto. 1 white Michigan $1.40;
- • ' white regular 11,42; No. 1 1'01°51,87%;
. '
No. 2 red 11,130; No, 2 white $1,80, , Closing
with Muter at 51;41. Corn 2®Bci better;
N0..1 72e crn the 0p0t,,73c buyers ferlunel
t'' " ' No-264090t rejected 000. Oats lo bet
'''. - 1 toitind qolBt MOO fei SO. 4 0.30 for No.
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small salw,of No. lat 51§26,01/ 1 . 30, Be•
celptfiouri,dlb bble; - wheat 7;600 bu,
corn 80,700 be, oats 5,600 bu. Shipments
—flour 700 bble,wheat 2,700 bu, corn 13,-
100 bu, oats 550 ha, rye 1,100 bu.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.—Flour firm
erland holders demand an advance of
25e; sales of northwestern extra family
at 15,75@6,50. Wheat firmer and a bet
ter .demand; western red 51,40. Corn,
small demand; -high mixed 90c; mixed
yesteru 87©88c. Oats unchanged. Pro
visions are held stiffly. Mess pork 533,-
'50®34,00. Lard 20 1 / sc. Petroleum quiet;
crude 22c, refined 30%0. Whisky held
at 51,05. •
MILWAIIK u, June 22.—Flonr firm and
holders as an advance of 12@ 25 c .
Wheat unsettled at 51,31 for No: , and
$1,27% for No. 2: Oats nominal` at 59(j)
600 for No. 2. Rye firm at 51 for No. 1.
Barley nominal. ,Grain Freights lower
at 8o to Buffalo; and 130 to Oswego.
Reeeipts-r2,000 bbls 'flour, 10,800 bush
Wheat, 3,000 bush oats. Shipments
-1 I,ooiPbbls flour, 84.000• bush wheat.
°swim), June 22.—Flour advanced
2.50; sales 1,600 tibia at 56,75 for No. 1 ,
Spring. 57,25 for amber winter, 88 for
white, and 59 for double extra. Wheat,
an active demand and excited; s 32,-
000 bua, including No. 1 Milawales
ukee
Club at $1,44, No. 2 do at $1,38, amber
State at 51,50, and choice white - Canada
at 51,82%. Corn steady; sales 16,000 bus
No. 2 Illinois at 82e. Oats and Rye scarce
and nominal.
Loursvintat, June 22.—Flour quiet;
superfine 54,25. Grain firm and demand
fair. Wheat; red 51,15; white 51,2.5. Corn;
63@650 for ear and shelled. Oats 70c.
Rye 51.15, sates 220 hhds. Tobacco at
54,90@28,50, market steady. Pork; firm
mesa port 533,50. Bacon; shoulders 14%c;
clear rib 18%o; 'clear sides 18 3 / 4 c. LArd
19%c. Sugar cured hams 19)c. Whisky
firm at 96c.
BALTIMORE, June 22 Flour • firm;
low grades full prices; high and medium
grades quiet and unchanged; wheat
firm, tot quotably higher. Corn dull,
white 90@91c; yellow 80©93c. Oats dull;
75(4)50c for heavy; 72 for light. Pro
vision unchanged. Whisky firm and
scarce, good demand 51,04©1,05.
ldr.mrEtts, June 22.—Cotton quiet and
nominally at 32c; receipts none, exports
52 bales, stook, 1,120. Flour dull and un
changed. Wheat, new, 51,35. Corn 92c.
Oats 75c. Bay 525. Bran 13c. Corn
meal, 54,00:f0r fresh and 54,25 for kiln
dried. Pork 531,50. Lard 1934@2.1c.
, Bacon shoulders .150. Sides 19@)10gc.
ST.•LOIIIRt June °22.—Cattle in steady
demand with small offerings; prices
at 3Wg7c. Hogs in good demand. at 7
@So.
DETROIT, June 22.—Wheat 405 e bet
ter; extra white 51,88@1,70; No. 1 do.
• 51,54; No. 2 do 51,35; No. 1 amber 51,36.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW Your., June 220—Market lapsed
into a quiet state, but very firm for most
kinds. Common goods, in prices, how
ever, no quotable change, but a previous
advance was fully sustained ' in woolen
goals, and a moderate business in heavy
goods at late rates, but the market on
the wbole'remains quiet and depressed.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD. _
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAylcz a Cm.
OAGO RAILROAD. June 22.-3 oars iron
ore, Shoenberger & Blair; 12 do metal,
Nimick & Co; 7do do, Superior Iron
Mills;
s- 6do do,Bryan & Canghey; I do
&do, Loomis & Collard: I do do, Hallman
dr. Hammett; 100 bbls flour, Jas Gardiner;
100 do do, Montgomery I Schlegel; 100
do do, John Wilson 6t San; 291 green
salted hides, G N Hoffstott; 100 bbis
flour, J Bonner; 200 do do, owner; 100 do
do, E Heezleton; 25 doz brooms, S Ewalt
bbls4o cases cement, .1 Dunlap dr. Co; 22
grease. F Sellers & Co; 8 cks pearls,
J B Canfield &. Son; 1 car hay, Bricker &
Co; - 1 bbl whisky, J Adler & Co; 100 doe
bandlds, K. eta li .t Co; 10 bbls marble
dust, Schwartz & Haslett; 1 oar °ate, Al
len It Wheeler, 132 mks corn, &vitt It
Glsal. • .- _
• PITTSBURGH CHWERNATI AND ST.
I
LOU S RAILROAD. JUDO, 22. —2O sks
oats, 4 do, rye, BitH &
enry Hood; 10 do
rye. 2 bbls soap, I do apples, W H Graff;
15 doz chairs. 0 H Dallier; sdo selves, 6
do riddles, Logan,ll It Co; 20 bits farina;
,Tenkins &Co; 10 do do; Arbucales & Co;
21 bdlis rake teeth.are & Son 1 bdl, 4
slabs steel. Brown ..tc H Po; 25 bzil ;
starch, J
Forterfleld; 44 bills brooms, 2.l.'Clellan &
Co; 7 bd.'s scrap steel, Singer, N & Co; 5
tea hams, E B Myers:2 care staves, F
Kober; 1 do do, .W. Hastings; 45
tidrs,:fellom 1 b x
,' seats, Hardman &
Son; 100 'bbls flour; I) Wallace; 58 do
grease, Sellare,a CO.
-ClianyzuarDAND. PErrastisso Katz-
ROAD. June - 22.—b•cars . blooms, Nimick
& Co; 50 bblaloopPer,Buesey & Cot 41 do
ore, Lyon, Sit Co; 8 cars Champlain ore,
Bryan &
Cold do . Canada Clar k dy
Bend Iron
Ido oats, WHenry at H; 98 bills , chairs,
IS do rockers, Be &ord Chair C\i; 75 bee
starch, Rinehart & f 3; 25 do do, Ewart &
Co; 8 maks pearls,' ' H Res; 19 hf bbls'
fish. Cooper & Co; 90 do do, B Heszelton;
•48 bail-hardware, Secomb -& Co; 30 des
tobacco, Atwell .t Lee.
Azzicastsair VALI.= RAILROAD, June
22.-80 bbls , otl R eech; 160 do do, .I
Wilkins; 820 do do, T J
LJ
Vandergrift; 200
dia do, Pool & Bro; 80 do do, Ralston &
Waring: 400 do' do, Fisher & Bro; 1040 do
do, S Lewis; 806'dcr do, Fleming & Co; 2
cars metal, H Woodsides; 16 sks oats, B
Shearer; 48 ••do do, Bingham &L:72 do
do, 13 do wheat, Bricker It Co; 104 do
,`oats, Scott & Gisal; 2 sks wool, W Welsh
I car metal, J - Moorhead.
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A.z-Lao--ntkr.i.— ,:areriosr, June 22.-421
bales cotton, ATI Childs & Co; 10 cases
tobacco; .7 ICohen; 33 pkge .do R & W
Jeukinson; 10 do do, Renter eitlF: 1 car
lumber, 11 S Tikotnitgon• - . 1 car cooperage,
J M flenipliill; 2 do do, ' Ralya &Robert
son; 32 aka:passed, M B Suydam; 50
bbls, 50 sits.. flour, S C ',llcMasters; 10
rolls leather J Lisembels• 1 car shingles
LT , • 9 ~
I McCurdy CY ,Ir. McginreleN 5 tibis 'spirits, 1
do 41994:64 I . oii,ap. Stein. . ,
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NO. 129 FEDERAL Ma*
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PITTSBURGH GXZETTE: NICTDNESD AY, JUNE' 23, 1869
,The river was about at , a stand last
evening with eight feet in the channel
by the Monongahela marks. Weather
cloudy, but somewhat cooler.
There was a little more activity mani
fested at the levee yesterday, which was
occasioned by the rise, though there is
plenty of room for improvement.
Capt. D. Z. Brickell, who has been ab
sent in California, reached home last
Friday, having come through froth San .
Francisco to Pittsburgh in six days and
live hours. His numerou s friends will
be glad to learn that he is in good health
and spirits. -
The Glasgow arrived at St. Louis on .
Sunday, and the Bellevernon left there ,
on Saturday for Pittsburgh.
The Importer and Idaßees, arrived at
St. Louis on Saturday from Fort Bnton.
The Wausnits, from St. Louis, i s only
transient arrival we have. to report. She
had a very fair freight list, including,
among other items; the machinery of the
ill-fated Benton, which is , to be placed in
anew boat here. ._
The Argosy departed for Cincinnati ,
with a moderate trip.
The Grey Eagle, Capt. C. L. Brennan,
is the regular packet for Parkersburg to
day, leaving promptly at noon.
The R. C. Grey, Capt. Isaac Whittaker,
is filling up steadily for St. Louis and
the . Upper Mississippi; and will, it is ex
pected, take her departure to-morrow.
The Wananita, Capt. C. A. Dravo, is
also announced for St. Louis and the
Upper MississiPpi.
'The Kate Putnam, Cant. Geo. W. Reed,
is up for Cincinnati and Louisville. The
Putnam is in excellent trim for business,
Capt. Marsh Hays, we understand, is
engaged in the government service in
improving Beaver Shoals.
The Julia departed for Zanesville as
usual. Capt, Stull, is to take command
after she reaches Zanesville. .
—Captain James Ransom has pur
chased Captain Dan. W. Maratta's in
terest, together with Captain John C.
Reno's oneeixteenth interest in the
John H. Groesbeck, at the rate of $23,000
for the entire boat.
—Captain Joseph - Dalfrees, of the
Rose Franks, is cornin to the Ohio for
the purpose of contracting for a new
boat for the Lafourche trade.
—lt is understood- that Captain Tru
man Holmes will command the Dexter
the coming fall in the 'New Orleans and
Vicksburg trade.
—The Lady Gay was sold by Captain
Joseph Brown to Captain J. IL Jones,
W. R. Carter and others, for fig,oo9.
—Referring to the trial, now id pro
gress; of Captain W. B. Donaldson, the .
St. Louis DelltoCo oalsays: The defense
failed to throw discredit upon the testi
mony of the two principal witnesses, or
to seriously embarrass them on the
cross.examination. The testimony thus
far is terribly against the accused, Nit
there is no telling what rebutting evi
dence will be Introduced.
—The' steamer , Dinner heft len St.
Louis for New Albany, Indiana, where
she will tie up for the rest of the season.
Her th
ten hours, ail in daylight. and
several hours to spare. She stopped no
where—not even at Cairo.
—The towboats Ironsides, Rover and
Baltic were at Louisville on Saturday.
—The Tronsides from Pittsburgh
passed Cincinnati Saturday, with 'seven
barges in tow for St. Louis and St. Paul.
vain. Dean was one of her pilots to Lou
isville. where he expected to meet the
Rover.
—lt Is understood that thd St. Louis
and Peoria Packet Company design to
contract, at an early day, on the Ohio
River, for a dashing side.wheel Packet
for the Illinois River trade. 1
-• —The Memphis d'Alene/se, of the 16th,
says: A few days ago a well4known
river engineer, named Edward Oostillo.
married a widow at Helena, Arkansas,
who kept a bakery , there. and Who had
some property of her own. The bride
and bridegroom came to ; Me phis to
spend the honeymoon, and topurchase
stock for the store and some articles of
housekeeping. On the second night of
their {hay—Monday' night-LCostillo
heartlessly deserted his now-mde wife,
leaving her to grieve, not only o ver the
loss of his affections, but alsover the
more severe loss of her gold watch and
8400, which he took off with him .
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Wheiwde Prices.
RIVER NEWS.
tUVER. PACKETS.
LOVISVILIE.
VOR CINCLIINATI and E ,„a=S
LOUPWIL.LE:—Tbe one p a b.ll.llllll.M.R.
seater steamer
KiaTE,PUTNAM Capt. G. W. Bain.
WM as leave above on FRIDAY. 516th Init..
at Welock r. at.
P'or BLAC K plumage apply on board or . 14
le= I CULLlbilith....
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
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-you ST. LOUIS, HEO. lar g e.
' MM. DIIBUQU and bT.
AUL—The steamer :11.
R. C. GRAY Capt. isaAd WainAzzli;
Will k eve for the above ports on WSDNISDAk.
553 d 105 t... .t 4 o'clock P.
X.
lot . Reigns or passage apply on board, or to
• FLACK es CoLLINGWOOD ' Agents
le= or OHIGEtMti . " "AIM:ALI) •
yUL—ou for, 'LOUIS; HEO-A d dEe
KUK.
stea DUBUQUE, and T.
AThe • - .
WAUANITA Capt. C. A. DnAVO.
WM leave for the above portatn TliUkOiDAL:‘,
the Atith inst.. a 4 o'clock r. N. .
For trdaht or pa-sage apply on board or to
.p..UN gLACk or
trW. J i. COLLINUWOOD, Agents.
PARIIEBSBtRti.
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inunou,sagra i k
VirIDrELING AND PAR
KEBBDIJAU LIN.-I..eave Goolowly . / I,l7 hert
;tow. Ion; of Ve om rit rept:daily st 191 ff., WED
NEI3DAYS and SATURDAYO. .
.tlitrlY E.4.01.1t 4J) L. Murat? , MN. liister.
%might will be reeeleed a;
OLLIN& all 'mere by,
JAMES C .
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CULLINGWOOD, .
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P• I.:EBZELTE.R & CO.
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The best attention will be gbren to aft Who want
anything la • oat' Ilgt •Wo always llama liege
lot of turned-wet each Li' lialusteti 1411
Poets,' Hula; le." lap. a geocl stoat o f
Weinkt,berry awl otlistinsiber .cla band. '- •
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THE IROX CITY
RURAL LIFE INSURANCE CO,
Of Peraiylvania.
Office, 75 'Federal St., Allegheny City.
DIRECTORS
Hon. JAMES L. ORATIAM,
Bev. J. B. CLARK. D. 11., •
• Capt. IL ROBINBON.
. • Der. A. • .
Bev. 8. F. 'NEsBIT. .D.,
W. A. itMED, - .CAshier Allegheny Trust Co.
JACOB RUSH . Estate Agent,
SIMON DAUM, Mayor of Allegheny,..
C. W. BEN N X., Hatter.
A. 8. BELL. Attornepat - Liw ,
D..LPA'rTe.BISON, Lumber Merchant,
• D. SWOOBlLlnsurance Agent.
Capt. ROUT. ROBINSON._ 'President.
'Rev. J. B: CLARK, D.D.,Viee President,
JACOB' RV Mar Secretary.
C. W. BEN NT, Treasurer.
M. v.: Itittnce. Anvuorn.
. DANIEL .SWOSER, Geng Agent... -
This is a ilqme coppany.pon d noted on the mu tial
principle, each policy holder receiving an equal
share of the, profits of the Company. . Policies
will be issued on all the different plans or Life
,Insurance, and , being conducted on an ecorionii•
cal basis will afford. a safe investment
policyholder...and thereby retain the men
tt
)(Lome to elcourage home industrv. • m 1129:
13;10FliA.NILLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
• OP ALLEIGHEPY• PA.
(mires, nrnualmax SAVINGS Beam
BUILDLNOS,
No. Al Ohlo St.. Allegheny.
wesllohilt COMPANY, managed by Directors
t known to the community, who trust by far
dean= to merit a share of your patronage.
113.W1N
quo. D.
DIRECTORS:
lien.•."7_lrwint "D. L. Patterson, 117 m, Cooper,
Geo. R. Riddle, Jacob Franc, Gottletb oile r ,
Simon Drum, IJ. R. Smith, Jacob R.c.sb,
W. I'Lrlitewart, Ch. F. Whiston, 'Joseph Craig,
Jos. LLUtiters 114. J. Zinkand, Pere. Trchtu.
E. E. EERON,
• GENERAL AGENT.
ap10:05
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
PUELAN'S BUILDING,
No. NM Fifth Avenue., Second Floor,
PITTSBUItAI F.
Capital. All Paid." Up.
DIRECTORS.
N, J. yet% E.W. 4 Myer, r. ' Capt.M.T.atley,
Jiang dnee, H. Hartman, lA. Cnautbers
Jake 11 I. ,S, nalle.y.
Thorns% „Smith, J no.S. Willocit, I
BORERS 11 KJ NO, President.
J NO. P. JiNMINGS. Vice President.
JOS. T. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Capt. A. J. 4411.A..ex, Gen , i Agent.
Insures on Liberal Terms on all Fire
and Marine Risks.
pENNSYLVAIGIAL . •
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSRURON:
OFFICE. 'No. 16V.4 Wool) STREET. BANK
0) COMMERCE BUILDING. . ,
This is a Home Company, and insures against
loss by Fire exelnatvely. . . •
LEONARD WALTER., President.
C. C. BOYLE,' Vice President.
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer.
13EICIS MeELHENY. , Secretary. '1
IMO=OnS:
Leonard Walter, tleoroWilseni.
C. C. Soule _ Geo. w. Evans,
Robert Patr i ck. J. C. LaPPe,
Jacob Painter, ' J. C. Fleur, • '
Josiah King, Joint Voegtley,
Jai. H. Hopkins, A. Ammon.
Henry Sproni, /Fe
INDEMNITT
AGAINST LOSS BT FIRS,
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. Of PHILADELPHIA
OFFICE. 438 & 431 CHESTNUT sT.slitar ITH
DIMIaCTOuS.
Mules A. Mantises'. Mordecai R. Louis'
Tobias Wagner, David B. Brown,'
Bansnel tirasst‘ Isaac Lea,
Jacob Edward C: Dale,
eorge_W. atchards,_ George gees.
CHAMLIM G. MILMOm. R. President..
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President.
W. C. ffrEdLIC.. Secretary. pro_tem.
J. GARDNER AGM?.
north West corner Tiara and Wood Streets
mia2g:wls
NATIONAI.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cor, Federal I. and Diamond, illeghen
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Office. In the BECOND NATIONAL - BANK
BUILUINB.
W. W. MARTIN, President,
JOetle BROWN,
_Ja.,_ Vice ?resident,
JAMES K. IiTAVENBON. Secretary.
' ' ' ntuarone:
John A. Meter:l:Jae. Lockhart. roe. Myers,
Jae.L.Oraham. !Robert Lea, C. C. Boyle,,
Jib. Brown, Jr. leeorge tieret„ Jacob 'Loop.
O.H ne Wilms ,Jno.3"hompeon J. McNangher.
NIii,rESTENIN INERMALNCE COM
imiOr PITTSBURGH
DER ITIMICIE. ?readmit.
WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary.
OAPT. GEBROE }MELD, Menem' Agent.
egs* 9*Mater street, Spans II Cu. , s W are.
house, up stairs. Pittsbargb. ..
Will in- - arsi astsAno 0 lands of lire end Ma
rine Risks.. A home InstitUtion, managed by IM
reams wboare t i n ii Munro to the community,
and who an de nee by promptneu and liber
silty to taint tbe character which they have
assumed, as offering the best protection to those
Who dulcet.% be Insured. -,. -
, . • ~- 2 4 . D/ 1 4ZOTOp i:
Alexander lateh omit. McCune.
It.. .lm ltill es M er eA l- te l y. '?
. fliumWillia. J.
B el . " Ev k ans, e' .
Alexatiderfpe. AV F e rhnottricE.
Andrew Main, D ymer,
Dwridal-'/All&t, ' Wm, Morristut.
D. Ihmseu. nor
proelEso INIIIVRANCE COM..
orricir. N. b. 00111tX71 WOOD & FIFTH ST%
L Home Corpany,tatlnglrlre and'Hatinellists
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Duisel'oas:
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W. Phillips. • Capt. John L. Itkosola
Sohn Hatt, , . Samuel P. Shrivel . ,
John it. Parks, ' ' '. Charles Arbuckle, •
Capt.) James Miner, i 4_,lredll./Braeb ,
'Wm*. Van Itirk, Wld F. tang,
rauei Kahle-kart
4"2l7,7litilTHlVlfirB, - etittenl. - ' ,
301313.WATT,_LvIte President. • 1
W. F. 11:1-ARD1M1c,' Secretttly.
• ("APT. J AK., CHlRMON.Panaral•Akerkt.
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LLE44 Pa INSURANCEV .INSURANCE I%
COIIIe.A.NT OF PITTSBURGH..
0 10E, No. 87 'FIFTH STREET:BAN - a BLoca.
_ineure.s lifelllW4. 11411421d1ii :Of I Flrp ~ract idsrme
Mott/ . •
1 , (.If.)llNAlllNtrti._44_grastilent, • :
T. J. Etudic burr, vleellwAllaent.
...- d .kPr.lai. 11&4Cirtgiallitent.
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u• vor . . le/v.; ',
1 , *Pert Ft. paws.
I. liarvaY Una. • Francis pliers, , •
Charles aYsoi• ti c r . , Papp, 4, T.: Stocadalt!.
Capt. 91,13..Deatt, . ' .-.. r.,u. Neon.
PkANOSwORGANEIi,&O., ~ i
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inipoitJT ' THE ROFAND - CillEAP.k
juup i tzar trusiolorn SNISOLVIttzt . .1 1.. ; .
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iihnite lciiii. , GtOilifial. Piano ,
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AND'ESTEYIS COTTAGES ORGAN.
'"iniglscilittiio'ckombineic all the
latfattiZeigubVerwirsinetinEttnown•in the con strue II ra tame instAntnent. and heat .twaye Nwlttlled•,ltte!. AIX IMO PrellatlM Airo•
lane . tone Is full sonorous and sweet. Tee
I T , rizzittOlfella_Zl:ao674
4 ,.. ...is, utleLy) ChealMrthll24 au other
so
-osu art Mass Piano.
•Itt +. ! . im,s OOTIA. O /11 ORGAN ;
manes at the „head or al reed Instruments. In
prOdueltig
the Most Te et plitteglislity or tone
, o f ma similar lustrunteut In Ole unitea States.
4t, a dimple Ind oompaet In oonetmetlon, and
sot Wade to xet out ol order, •
OASPENTItgIa teTaher .te VOX 21:IXANA.
:Toriligeripl.it onlyio. he_tennd In thiem
09 town. ill IFlSMineea fo g an
iiirrl4o4lllT:c:, , 1 '
ii iiii p i u t ito
liaiLKE ''.
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DILLINGEFb
DISTILLERS AND,
Pure Rye
IMPORT
BRANDIES, WIN
No. 1E37 Secol
apl.o
ESTABLISHED BY A. & T
43 4 EKLY, lint*. I '
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'WHOLES GROCER,
GROCER,
No-271 Liberty'Sireei,
1DintC777..7 UN*. AAGIZ SiCkpa..)
PITTS33II7IIGI - 1 4,
Is 3 :yl6
wrzism A. STIIII
STEELE & SON,
'Commission Merchants,
' AND DNALIDIS
FLOUR.GiRAIN,FEED. &C.
No. 95 OHIO STEEN& noir East COllllllOl2,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
W. C. AILMS,IMONG,
Successor to Fetzer a.Anr.st!ong,
PRODUCE COIMiSSION NERCRAIq,
No. 23 MARKET STREET.
mylS
PETER KEIL - JAS. T. lIICIIAB ,
KEIL & 111TIMART,
COMMISSION MERCHANT%
• .5-14 D DEAtILRB I ff
FLOUR, GRAIN, MILL FEED, ac.,
349 Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
mr2A:1337 • •
J. BLANCHARD,
111
Wholesale and Retail grocers,
No. 396 PENN STREET.
KTAS:xB9
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a TTTLE, BAIRD Bi. PATTON,
' Wholesale Grocers,Commission Merchants
Dealers Iln Produce, Flour,' Bacon; Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lard Ott, Iron; -Nal:Dams.
Cotton yarns and aIL Pntaburgh Mann. oturei
pnerellv. AI% and 1.19 e nr:,COXD 8 BET,.
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30EIN SIIIPTOR A WALLACII;
§RIPTON&WALLACE_,WhoIe -
SALE GaoCELIS./..ND ritolluGE DEAL.
c. 4. Na. 6 SIXTH. 3T8..6.1iT, Plll4borab. •
1112:rFA
:our T. flo-esl".".antr... ticiusr.....wm. U. uouss.
TORN L , ROUSE &BROS., Sue
t/ cessors to JOHN I. HOUSE It CO. Wools:
sail Grocers and Commission Merchwats. Cor.
nee or Smlthrielil sad 'Niter ritreeta. klwi:R..l,mb.
' MISCELLANEOUS.
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WI $.
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Corner of Irwin, now otter to the trade 'at low
tgures, strictly
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar and
'biasses.
Porto Rico, Cnba and English Leland Sugars.
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore Re
fined do.
Golden Drip., Loverings. Bninps, Stuart's,'
Adamal and Long Island hymn.
Porto Rico, Cuba and English Islarid Molasses.
Young Byson. Japan. Imperial, Gunpowder
and Oolong Teas.
Carolina and Bangoln Rice. •
Java. -Laraayra and 10 Coffees.
Tobacco, !Lard 00. Fish, Nails; Glass, Soaps,
Cotton Yarns, Be.,constantly on band.
Vine BrandieS,Wines and Segars.
• - Ifinentsb, Moselle, and' Sparkling 'Hock Wines
of Hinkel & Co.. In bottles.
Sparkling Moselle," lickarsberg_ end Jobanids.
burg, Bootheliner, Burgundy. ie.
Hrandeiblirg &'-grues . Sine Olive Oil.
do do k Clint' imported In bottles.'
do • 'do VbtterWlises, in bottles. -,
N. Worn A Bona' Bparkdag Catawba.. •
fine old Sherry : W : Port Wines.' f l
Tree Old Mononga Rge Wtaaklea. pare.
do Sipe/Lori Id Woteli d 6 do.
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BoLitifents far liottaChanden'a Grand Yin
Im
geWeTlay atid Sinery Champagne.
Brandies of oar own: selectman and warranted
3 Vdtt
LEA 1111c14
wolconvonnis SAUCE,
Pronounced by
CONNOISEU'
TO et TIM
. , . WOrcesteraday,
'Only Good Sol 131: •
Tell Lea and
And Applicable! erring' thatthelr
mice Is highly eta
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Every , Vette!, mused lu India,
id 18..11% toy Opin,
12 themost pale-.
'hie' as well N.
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DISH. • ie most whole-.
!me bailee that Is ,
vie." - •
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Put free on ard
or Liverpool, le
parcels of twee Vcase. —et each case two"
dozen large, se. doses piddle. or ten dozen
small: • Parties ho 'order through he have the:
advantage_pf s nsply from , oar stock, until the
arrival or direr. orders'. ' I ' ' --
James Keine A•Son's celebrated •D,uadee Mar
malade. Robe t Middienititis's celebrated'Albert
Biscit. .1. G. Cox's kleletlne. •Croese &
Blacken's an. s. Delangreiner's Racal Int des
Arabes. Guilt ess's Stoat, ease and. Alleopp , s
Ales. Wm. YOuog.r's Edlulstrgh Ales, an.! the
*lnes of Primed, tiermsny. !Spain arid Portugal..
JOHN DUNCAN'S S 'NO.
iirtd: 'UV Beaver: servet-Near York,
MESSRS. LEA. i. PERRINO' ,
• . :n if- , .... , , , . :. ••.;.• ; , , -.
Linton Bquare
Sole Agents Co
yeinkat-sgg •
J0ixtt1f....822W.A.11.2 I ..g./...„1c0nr. 'LIP ATTIII9O%
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OBT• • P:iiTTEIELSON , 6,57 t CO.,
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C 0 )40034i014 * STV3tES
ifirifillig I'Lliiildi tit
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STIFIAW. ,
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IA;Li THE NEWSTYLEAL,
myls
uNITEIL) STATES . HOTEL,
CAPE *At
will be openedicir, the iiseen eATlrft &Y. May
new Mt' ens! elms elleOlatmeoteoequel to
my anti yet aeorillaKtO lbmittlee MI Ibe comforts
of. a . borne. Peelloent A
. sp/Milo Mite
Caps braty Ode eeatioeaadw.ll4M.opetstlol 7'Ullitto4
tamed Addielh.,-... 1'
Plaril)9ti t 1 !1-3lt Pr?PrietaP
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A?
.1' "BURMA, FORT WAYNE & CHICANO b
. W. and CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH X. R.
From /day 9th. 1869 trains will leave fr
and arrive at the Union Depet, north side. Pitts
burgh city time, as follows:
Leave. I Arrive.
Chicac Ex,. -91:08 a m l OlOl3 O Ex • • ./.: 1513 1212
Erie Ygn Ex.7:28 ain cago Ex-19:03 pa
• Cl. & to gli'l6:l3 am , Wheeling Ex 10:4•8 a m
• Chicago' 1fai1..6:58 am St: Loots. Ex 7:08 pm
Chicago Ex....9:43 s to tOhl"golint 6E14108 p a
Cl. &Wh'g Ex 2:08p in:Cleveland-Ex 3:53 p na
Chicago Lx.. 51:23 ptd {Erie 3 Yr:lß:s: s Bpm
W`e & Erie Ex 4:38 pn.,Cl. 6 Wh , g Ex6:s3pm
Depart/rani Alleohstsg.l , Arriee-Ss AMP/Loss
Bear Falls Ac• 19:58 a m I Leetsdale 5.0-6:59 ass
Leetsdale" 19:03 ain ilca'i Falls " 8:98 La
11:59 a m New Cantle "19:93 un
Rochester " 1:99 pm Enon " 9:13
Enon " .3:59 pmi Leetsdale " 1:013 pal
Leetsdale Ace •5: ill pto • Bea , r Falls " 51:43 paa
Bea'rFalla " • 6:13 pmiLeetadale " 4:33 ma
Leetsdale .. 10:43 pm . " `l' 41513 WS
Fair Oaks Bun- . [Fair Cake snri-
N. Church: - 1:13 p'mi day ..hunch. 9:511 ear 1
9 613 0. In. . Chicago Express leaves dallSi. '1
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' sir 1 H Olp. ni.Chicage Express arrtveifdally. • ,
,I„.I9, eIc IAUILALL,.... ,24.1 g• hi'9,I7LL9UGH.
424 ' , l Ticket Menu._ nen' I 9upten.l...
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Z. IVISVINSON
STEVENSON;
DEALERS IN
Whiskies.
ES, GINS, &C.,
nd Avenue,
P 1711013103% PA.
AI.BO,
rlok)itTElts or
CELEBRATED
' froni medical'
ticman at Xs&
to his broth&
AT THE tOWHST 1 , 110 Es; AT
16C011i CO's,
iteiVOOD IMMO. "
, 0' ' • ,
,Ll.>:.
git:IIANGE irallalpil
TIBIE. _ •_ .....'
GHENT VALIenraILILROAn.
THE ONLY DIEEKT BOHTN.4 O . THE OIL
BEOIONS WiTlliiU• CHANGS' rtutits.
_ ()nand a ft er MOND Y, June lath, ISt 9 TWO
THROUGH TRAINS D4lLTAtmee,p4 Sunday.;
'mill leave Pittsburgt Depot.; eerner of Elev
enth,and Pike streets,fcr Yiktitlin. OH Oity,Buf
1110. and all points in 0 e 011Begions.
tatAVS PITTSBURGH. &HUE JO MT.8,4 1 2 1 i 0 g
Day Ex...... S:00 aTo OW Xx...... 0 . 0 P la
Night Ex ....: I:3o'pm Night Et 8;30 am
Brady's B Ac 3.05 pm Bradys B Ac 111:15 am
Yreeport Ac 9:40 a m listeodaW'ks 7:40 aas
Sid SodaW , lts 6:30 p m Free port _ Ac. 8:15 p ••
lst Hutton . •. 6:45 a m Ist Hutton.. P:150 s
2d 11uit0n...121: 00 m Sct Milton— 2:011 pus
3d Billion ... - 1 t:00 pm 3d Helton— 1:05 pm,
Aroold's Ac. 5:00 p m Arnold's Ac. 7:40 pto
Churcn train to and from Soda Works leave,
Pittsburgh
par 1:10 P. M. Arrive Al. Pittsburgh:,
(Sundaya.) aA. It.
Express trains ston olds , at prpal point&
Accommodation rains stop at all stations
J. J. LAWRISM__x, Pen% isup't.
THOMAS Id. ,8124 H, Assn. bup't.
3,00
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rENNISYLIFAMENNE
NIA CENTRAL RAIL
Al). On and after April 25th. 1869, Train/
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
corner of Washington and Liberty streets. as
follows:Arre _
st. ' j . Depart.
flail Train.... 1:23 am fllday Express.. 2:15 an
Fast Line... .: 1.45 am ISoutnern Ex.. 4:ao aM
Wall's No. 1... 6 20 ask I Wftlre No. 1.. 6:30 am
BrlntonACen• '7:50 am , Mali Train 8:15 am
Wall's No. T.. 8:50 amtHow'dAe Nol lu:20
Cincinnati Ex..9:10 am kCincin'tl Ex 12:30 p
Johnstown Ac10:35 am IWall's No. 2.. 11:51
How'd Ac .Nol 1:10 pmrohnstown Ac. 3:05 p
Pittsli'sli Ex. I:3o.pat Braddocks Ac. 3:411 y
\
Phila. Exprestl:s o pm . Phila. Express 4:2or'
Wall's No. 3...2:50pm Wall.g. No. 7..4250 pi
'Braddock Ac.. 5:50 pm Wall'S ,No. 4.. 6:05 1
Holed Ac No 2 0:33 pm 'Fast Line 7:30:
Wail's No. 4. 140 pm i Dow 'd Al No 2.5:20
'Way Passn.' r 10:50 pm 1 Wall's Na. 5.. 11, , ,(11)
'1 hese trains make close connection a: Hy
burg for Baltimore.
The Church Train leaves walls Htationeyl
Sunday at 9:05 I. m., reaching Pittsbargl
10:05 a. m. Re turning, leaves Pittsburgt
14:50 p. m. and smites at Walls Statiot
2:10 p. m.
*Cincinnati Express leaves daily. All o'
tmor s daily except Sunday.l
,
For hatter information apply_ it. L
' - W. H. BECKWITH, t.gt
•The'Peittleyleardaltallroad Company wlll nt
same any risk fornaggage, except for stearin
the t'ltmon s tr,7l,inlnt V v i al T e responsibility to One
All
be a ag e ßag ex
in alue will e risitn
owner, unless taken he Inecial contract._ _
• , _ EDWARD 14. WILLIAM
ap26 - General Bnperintentient, Altoona,
ii&rE T..ERN:t
PENNSYLVANIA
R ROAD.-43a and after April' 25th,
Possenger Trains on the Western Penury,
Rai road will arrive at tind depart frot
FeillerslStreet Depot,. Au.e.jopir Ba ettrois ft"
41,11/11. • " rbie.
Springd , e No16:40 ain Mall - I:
Freeport No. 18:90 a , Freeport No. I 9;
Exprese 10:40 a m ISharptog. No 111:
Sharpb , g NO.11:30 pm Epress . . ....
Freeport N0.24:00 pm ugd , e Nol3
Mail 5:50 pm reeport N 0.25
Springd'e N025:900 m Springd , e N 026
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.,
The Church Train leaves Allegheny J
ever) Sunday at I:40 a. m., reaching Al
City at 9:50 a. m. Returning, leaves Al
City at 1:510 p. m. and arrive at 4.llelth"
tion at 3:40 p. m.
COrnsirrAmori TiCeralS—For sale ,
of Twenty, between Allegheny City,
Creek
street, - Herr's, Bermett,
Sharpsbars and good only on the trains
at Stations specided on tickets. •
The trains leaving Allegheny City, at
m. make direct connection Freepori
ker's line of Stages for Butler and if.s.
Through tickets ma be pnrchaeed at -
No.:lltit stree near tbe Stylehelo
Piltsburs 11, and at th e Depot,' eghe
For ruttier imibnxiation apply to
JAMES LEFFERTS,
• - !Federal Street
'• The Weitenl PenlasYlvinla- Railroad
ai some any risk for Baggage; ; except fo
apparel, and limit their respolisibllit
Hundred Dollars In bag.
seeding tr, is amount In value willbe at t '
the owner, unless taken bv special - cord
EDWARD H. WILL
opal r",i4erieral Einneriatendent , ' Altoo
ITTSI3IThiGH, r. • - • i•
CINCINNATI AND ' • 4- • - 1
•r— • 11 .
LOUIE ILAILWAY. '
PAY HANDLE Mink
CHANGE OP TtaiN. — On and after Idt.NDAT.
April SiStbj MOW trains mt . lkleave and arrive A
, 1 , - k k . j111 .,?, n ".),e.P),t',ll' fb/O v il i dea . rt. .....
li ................ SS:08 it. M. 1.21:12/6:. ne..
?sat pre ldmi •:-..:,.................
s et n 4k3 p a:.
ro m...
.7 4 1 : 1 33 3 p s. .
I t
ied ,Abata.... ....,;41.11: a. nt.• .6:118 p. M.
linrinnald's An5'14.140.111:43 a. in. 848 a. in.
Steubenville Aeeommod.,l3:sB p. m. 9:33 a. ni
McDonald , ' Acton. N0.,2 B e lk p.m, 2: tam. Tr.
timidity Church Train.. i1111:1181 1, la% 9:56 S. ln.
irs- 511:33 P. li; tratn will leave daily,
. , lit:l3 r. u. trallifillLarrita daily, •
AU ,other trains will run daily. nunuays excel*.
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neet}ona at Newark. k r Zanesville.
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EilargingllGH & Witilippli
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McKeesport I:00 A. . 6:00 P. W.,
McKeesport Accomdt , n 11:00 A. st. 91:011 P. m.
Ifm. to and from Untln. 8:00 r. x1..10:10 A. M.
West Newton Accom , d .4:30 r. at. 8:35 A. Y.
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