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1,.1 OFF/CE Or PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, i
A . -SATURSDAY June 26, 1869.
The oil market.:'has been considerably
igitateg and excited during the past,
,
treek, tit owing to the fact that it was
;-.) iftietat to get' buyers and sellers tti
,
t;etheri',,,the vo l u m e of business was coin
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csrativel light. , The general feeling,
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.owever has been towards increased
r f ,
trmness - and tom red with last week
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ric Y es - . are highs though, as was: the
r e lark week, the were frequent dm.
• miens; the mar et changing as many
two o three times a day.
IRetieiPts of Crude this Week, 21,020
i ) D lB : l Ast, week, 24,734; from January Ist
dat,;‘ , 381,06a; saute time last year,
r r 9lo. ,Exports Refined Ibis week, 18 - ,-
, 2; last week, 12,958; from January lat
O date, 20 ,b 77; same time last year,
l r 61,7.58; sales this week, 40,400; last week
1 6,161:1 „
CRUDE.
' l l'he operations reported to-day were
usually large, reaching in the aggre
to. 23,000. bats, while prices have un
forgone nO quotable change. Bales 'in
its of 10,000 seller all year at 14;4,000
at 14; 54000, last evening, at 14; 1,000
lier ;um at. 1434; 2,000 sells* -
;;;-4,Q00 seller 10 days at '
t at.l4)(e
• , BEY/NED
I But a single sale reported,
. 31... July quoted at 32 am
December at 333. Col
kuraday both June and Ji
i cent, while lines for the
be quiet and unchanged.
i„, LIIBRICATING OILS.
oclipse Winter Lubrldating oil 40c
clipse Railroad Axle 35c
;clips” littatbinery 75c
rli pse, Spindle 80e
I . _ . A ILECEIPTS OF CHAIDII OIL.
I • Wilson & Co
.rber-& Bro .. . ... -
Wilkins
tool & Bro
' Waring &King.
1. V. - Foreman,
'Total - • 3,063 bbls.
013.'SBIPPBD ST BT A. O. B. B.
, Citizens Oil Co. 489 bbla refined to
.k do to, Philadelphia.
Li. Koehler & Co., 100 lablxi . refined to
ari:lF; Kinn . &. Co., Philadelphia.
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- W. C. Tweddle 297 bbla refined to
ard n. Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
.tal,:aldnmenta ..... 886
.L. SRIPMENTS PER WEST. PENNA. B R.
4 (1. W. floldatdp & Co.. 331 bbla refined
cr.Waring, ging &Co., Philadelphia. , -
R3laton & Waring, 430 bbla refined to
arcing, : King & co., Philadelphia. •
• Mentzer, Ranier & Co., 213 bble ref. to
V. P, Logan &O
8., Philadelphia.
H.Kotohler & Co. , 200 bbla relined to
earlng, King it Co:, Philadelphia. 1
•• otal, &Aliments Retined • 1174
'TL SHIPPED EAST PROM DINETESNIS
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Duncan &Williams, 99 bbla refined to
. P.-Logan & Etro., Philadelphut.
i t Markets by Telegraph.
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:lrionc., June 28.—Cotton firmer
les of 4,800 bales; at 33Ne for middling
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plsaids. , " Flour; receipts 11,138 bush;
arket ' dull and 5© WO lower; salesof
400 bbla,,at $5©5,53 for . superfine State
d western, 18,25®8 t 00 for extra State,
, 900)6,75f0r extra western, '56,80©7,25
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hits wheat extra, $3,35147,00 for R. H.
4., g 6,9007,50 for extra St. Louis, and
b©lllb i `goon to choice do. Rye Flour ,
lirtai at $4,25@6,25. ' Corn Meal quiet.
hiskY lower; sales-250 bbls western at
c©ll,oo, free,.. the latter an outside,
•co. - 'Wheat; receipts 188,659_ bush;
hbi, heavy and to lower; sales 88.-
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bush, at $1,43;-i®l;46 for No;2 spring,
~51®1,52 for No.. 1. dh., 51,52' for ed
Wane $1,7234 for chola° white ontenesee,
iad $1, 1 75 - fOr white California. Rye
et and firm. Barley nominal. Corn;
ceipts 79,614 bush; market-.a
ade firmer; .salas of 31,000 ' bush,
, 62®8854c for " new mixed,,west
-kn via canal , 82®90c '. for. do.
ktt e
• - a railroadi.9o@ 9l .3 for western yellow,
: 03 for old • mixed western . delivered.
, ipts oats 41,698; oats active ,and is
• er; sales of 18,000, bushels .at '72;4®
• . for western in . store; 77@77)4e far do
-.• at., Rice. quiet.._ Coffee: in. moderate
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quest. 'Sugar dull. • Molasses dull.
etroletun quiet at 1634 c for crude, 3134
2e for refined:: Hops quiet. Coal.
;
- • niet. Leather. Ili' moderate request at
• :revious Prides: Wool rather more active ,
•'r -'z' es of 369,000 pounds at 45@ 4 7c ; for do,
nestle 'Swee t 133%@)356 for unwashed,
®57340 for :tubbed and 38®500 for.
• led.,..Linseed oil quiet. Turpentine,
• Wet . at 42®43c; Sheathing copper steady
33c. Ingot copper somewhat irregular
~... 22c for all kinds. Pig iron quiet and
eady at 39®44d for . ,Scotch and 36®37c
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:-. r American': Bar quiet . and nix
" nged. Sheet dullat 11X®13,ife. (Add
r Russia. :Nails dull ar.,_44,ic for cut,
4 c forolbach and 26®300 for horseshoe.
• ork dull'and heavy with sales of, 625
bis at $32,31®32,50 for new mess, ;31,87
32 for old do. -- ; $26.2.5®27 for i prime,
'--• • 1g8,256329 for prints mess. Beef steady
•-.
Bite sales ef 150 bbls. Beef Hams quiet.
. - ith sales of 80 ; tibia :f at 20®31c... . Cut
'`.l' • teats firmer with saleitiof 165 p'kgs,at
'',...: %®1414e for shoulders, 17®18340 for
..:, ma. Middles firm with sales .of 4,100
.
ices liitig ribbed, long clear Stafford and
--.! - ratford at 16 44 @/734c. , Lard quiet and
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ter with sales of 430 tierces at .17©
1443 for steam, 19X®203 , i0 for kettle
. ! idered... Butter steady at 20®83o:for •
kilo, &bike dull and heavy at 15(1734c. 1
!•:4 eights to: iverpool firm; shipments of
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• - - s'soo bus Wheat at 94 toer /steamer.
':',•_l. LatentrFlour dull and 50)10o lower.
.:.-. 7 12 eit:Cpliet . at $1,43@1,44 for No. 2, and
..; .1 ,5064,1"f0r: Np. 1.. spring. , - Rye :is.
.. !. "arca and Erin at 81.25 for, western.
-. : . vats active an firm. at. 774))77340 for
,-: eaten afloat t • pore closed quiet ,at 85a
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r sound- , cilnal and railroad mixed
•;:••, extern, and i1@1;03 ' lot old' mixed
. ; esterre In' store' and - afloat. , Pork ii
!.:.-.• ry quievat:s32.2s fernew mess. Beef
quiet andmnehanfred. ll (hit- meats are
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to with a lair • - demand. , Bsoori stead,'
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:*;" •,, d infair request. - -Lard-dull at 1.9%111 -
x i o forfeit to• prime steam. Egg's. are ,
.„;,. rxrii4e; Ittne.'26Eisterit Exotiange
. , mer attafr 10110 per_ Cent. premium
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.. irepat'',to • 1-10 per. cent, cliticoutit ,
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tree "Wheat
Motif quiet it ;546 * for epilog \
•-•- ~.:: . tras: "Wheat; •Nci.'l tit.' fair demand;
-• : rtes t 11,230)1,27.• No. 2 firmer and.
.... ',, 4 @20 higher; sales at $1,2341,25;;.:c105,
g tirtil at 51,24,2)1,23/; thin 7. afternoon
: Re at f.;2434@1,25 dash. Corn firmer
. * =d moderately active and 1®134 higher;
•• • ' les of NO. lat 70@71%, No. 2at .71©72, •
•• • -Sectedf - ati`l 3o (o 6l, no grade at ; 's3©sls;
ordure' at 711 c for• No. 1, and steady at
gg7l34'lbr No. 2; unchanged. this . if . -
... -.moon • bits Anil, firm' and !,(i)No
• • gliertisales of l'ib . 2 AC:61E462; c esti*
•• . • .. iet atilBl.%®6 l y,. , Hye quiet awl I@lx
war; aides at I,oo3(gil.closing 064 • olosi,Aulet •
•:. §1,061311;07. Barley - Inactive: and
.. - ...minatitt f4;so' for No. 2. in storo.sgigh,
• •. es diill - ar,"9•1ii®40 . .. Nair. lirigans
olasuniit 05e®11.. 'l3mvir.::lo;@l.4•Xo lot.
: it to itiiiiies: ', PrOylatens dull7-,tdoii
• , ork viiii`;Atilet at 138,215.:.: Dry Salted .
boulders Aitaltny closing at 12340. Lard,
• • ctive and nominal at 19yo. Freightii
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quiet and a shade higher at 53.p@c60 for
corn, 4c for oats, and 5%c for wheat to
Buffalo. Receipts past twenty-foctr hours:
6,935 bbls flour, 103,540 bus wheat,,65,010
-bus corn, 25,543 bus oats, -1,550 bus' rye,
8,113 bogs. i Shipments: 8,926 bbls flour,
78,900 bus Wheat, 58,703 bus corn, 49,390
bus oats, 681 bus rye, 7,629 hogs.
Si'. Louis, June 26.—Tobacco steady
and unchanged. Cotton is held firmly
at 320 for middling. Hemp fiat and but
few sales•l undressed sold at si. Flour
very he av y anq ' 15@20c lower on the
lowest g rades, and 10®15C ,on medium
qualities; spring. fell and iiiperfind sold
at $4@5,05, spring and fall' extra 06;50©
5,50. double extra $5,20156,00, treble ex
tra $6,50@7,50..• Wheat:.: millers out of
the market, but some inquiry by outside
buyers,' No. 2 spring steady -at fl.lo© .
1,11, No. lat $1,15®1,17, ••strictly prime
to choice red - - fail ' sold at $1,2/3©1,40,
choice , new red , $1,55 do white $1,75.•
Corn; choice white and yellow scarce and •
higher and price generally better; choke
mixed yellow and yellow sold at 75®77c, ,
prime to choice white 83@86e, the latter'
held higher at the• close. ' Oats advanced
to 655670. Rye lower at $l,lO. Whisky
dull and lower at 94c. Groceries quiet;
good fair to prime Louisiana Sugar Si©'
340...G00d fair to:barely prime Rto coffee
21. 1 /,®24c. Provisions inactive and easier
for pork and beecushotilders, Pork sold
at $33,25©33,75i !Bacon—shoidders 11y.Col
clear rib aides 18e; clear sides 18y‘c. Lard '
dun' and heavy; choice tierce'ln the small
way sold at - 19Wc; keg , 21@213c. Re- '
ceipts--flour 1,800 bbls,iwheat 7,600 bu,
corn 4,500 bre, oath 3,600 bu, rye 100 bu,
hogs 750 head. •
NEW ORLEANS, June 26,—Cotton ac- I
Live and unchanged at 313.4 c for mid-
dlings; sales 1,250, receipts 143, exqorts
986 bales. Gold 137%. Sterling 54‘.
N w York sight 1 4 premium. , Flour is
fir er at $5,87 for superfine, $6,25 for
XX; 66,3734 for XXX. White Corn 95c.
Oats 71®720. Bran $1@1,07. Hay firm
at $2627. Pork held a 35. Bacon 18
@lBy,c. Lard at 20@21 cfor ticece, and
213,®22a for keg. Sugar at 9% ®10 1 ,40
for common, and 126)14c for prime. No
sales of Molasses; fermenting nominal
at.66©6lc. Whisky 923,@95c. ~Coffee is
dull and unchanged. .
BUFFALO, June 23.—Flour dull: sales
of city ground spring at $6,50, western
-nominally at 53,80. Wheat nominal.
Corn firmer - with :sales
~ of 20;000 bus;
mostly white,, at 780, 48,000 boa No. 2
mixed at 78c, 40,000 bus do? at 7634 c to
arrive,•closint firm. Oats batter; sales
of 60,000 ' bus western at 67®87%© ;*: a,
closing firm but quiet. Rye • neglecte d
and the market nearly bare. Mess Pork
steady, at $33433,50 for 'heavy.' Lard
steady'at 19%020c. Higliwilnes nominal .
at 97®98c Out no,demarids: • .
CLENrirnario, June M.—Flour $7.75@8
'for double extra amber; $8,75®7 for
double extra red winter; $6 for extra red
winter;, 16,50 for double extra spring;
country made 57,50@8,25 for double ex
tra white:: 56,25(47,25 for double extra
red and amber; $6,25@6,75 for donble
extra spring. Wheat—sales 1 kar No. 1
red winter at 51.25; 3 cars No do. do. at
$1,25. Corn—sales of 1 car No. at 740.
Oats held, at 85@66c. Petrol 1.
eum —relined
held at 29©30c and nothing doing except
in a small way; crude_nominal at $6,50.
MiLwattuga, Jnne6.—Flour dull and
nominal; , choice lowa and Minnesota
$5,50@6.00. Wheat dull'at $1,2535 fbr
No. 1, $1,23 for No. 2. Oats active and
\ firmer at 59 1 ,y0 for. No. 2in store. Corn
firmer at 76c for No. 2. lit e entirely
nominal. Grain freights nominal at go
to Buffalo, and lic to Oswego. Bapeipts:
2,000 bbls flour, 62,000 bush what, 1,000
bush corn. Shipments: 3,000 bbls flour,'
26,000 bush. heat.
OSWEGO. June 28.—Flour 250 lower;
gales 1.700 • bbla at $7 for No. 1 spring,
$7,50 for
double 58,25 for white,
and 59 for exera. Wheat quiet;
No. 1. Milwaukee club $1,45; No. 2do
$1,38®1,39; choice white Canada . $1,80:
sales 3,000 bush ember Michigan at $1,52.
Corn quiet; No. 1 Indiana held at 83u •
- Mmerms, June 28.—Cotton - firmer at
32a; reeeipte, 32 bales; exports, 104 bales.
Flour dull and unchanged. ' Wheat
-new $1.10®1,25..: Corn 92%c - . Oats-dull
at 750. • Hay;• choice :525. Bran dull at
$2l. Corn Meal 54.00®4.25. • Pork firm
at $33.00004,254. , Lard ill ad2c.— BaCon
firm; shoulders 15. sides.l9o. ,•
CASOAOO. Jane 28.—Oattle dull at s4 (§t
8,12 X, for fair common to good butchers
stock. said 16,90€0• 37 34 'for , light to good
shipping steers. ilogsopened dull and
closed fairly **treat 10€115o lower; sales
at $8,40 for etookerc , $8.7508,90 for fair
to medium, - and: $909,50 , for good to
choice.. - - .. • + ' , *., ' •
PICII.ADRLIMIA4 { June 2&—Flour dull
at $8,00Q750. - - Wheat ;very; dull. amber
$1.5501,60.1 Zorn very dulli high mfr.
ed 880900.• Oats steady; western 78077 e.
Provisions ,unchanged. ~ Whisky 90e.
,Petroleung reßned 210; crude nominalst
22®2 2 >i0•
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Be tango tka, Jane 26. —Flour dull and
weak., Wheat; lower' valley 'red $1,700
1,70; new wheat $2, Corn dull; prime
white 95@97x ',yellow • 88a..., Oats- dull.
Provialonsquletendknohanged. Whisky
scarce. held,,at $1,04. ',,, - ,:, ..., • . •
DETROIT, Wane 260,-Flour dull. Wheat
3e40 lower4extra white $1,69@1,70; . • No.
1 do. $1,50@1,51, No. 2 do. • 41 1 31. . Oats
higher at 68c.
ST. Loors,-June , 26.—Cattle • —moderate
briefness at s4@7 for fairlo extra. ' 1160,
~ active and firm atftegi ' ' "- •
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68 bble
1,600 "
323 "
440 "
480 ‘ 4
160 "
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Nsw Tons, 3"tine" 26,—Market quiet,
and little or no" change 'tonotice io
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WAIIANITA Capt. 0. A. Da.avo;
Wilt; LPAVO . for Oa above Rona THIS LAY.
the Stitt% Inst.. At *o'clock P. x.
yor freight or vabsinotry_on bawd or so
J lip.n or. .
let • V. COLLINeviohOD, A . anti.
pi ii , T $ l / 4 tV A tt n el-Us .
Av&Elligirille
wairat ' - .P -,,,,,, ~,i wharf'
KZ,BBBUSG L —Caste on u r ic IrED.
Writ.. Mot or Wood Myers daLlys4 .s
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NI23DALIB t riNIMUIWAXI) 4 4 6tA11r Itairtei.
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"r'idiettAlVlll be . ledelleil liL a all boars by
W EIS 1 1X!, ... ri, CRLLINGWOOD ,
A.gentil.
To! plyie=4,rop!.., 4ND
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TUN IN AN mem sTneassaniw
Numbering sixteen lint-oboe rissehh imozg
tn , =the celebrite , d
ciTy orrmite., - • ; crriry asiVlnue.
CITY OP.SOSTON,•• VITT , OF BALTIMORE;
CITY OF LONDOX.
8111 Aft EVIERF .81a/MDAY, trot& Piei 43:
Nvnu Elver, Ne*Ant. Tor nimage or farther
information sway
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VILIMErit 414. QO,
Ham on t4ad
and Stol e . 850110•4 rbats , SWlLtderrattsy.Rearet.
Nara ~ 'Bead and 'tomb ;stones,
Orders promptly ezacuted. Pecos roarcurabla
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RIVER NEWS. t
The river was about stationary yester
day with scant five feet in the channel.
We should not be surprised to see it rise
again to.day, as, considerable rain fell on
Saturday night. The mercury at SP. 51.
was up to 92 in shade..
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The Petrone is the only arrival we
have: to report., The Julia No. 2, from
,Zanesvitle is doe this morning._ ,
The. Kate Putnam departed for Cincin
nati and Louisville on Saturday evening
with about all the freight she could take
on thewater. Pilots--ttlapt: J:Haniilton
and J. Henderson;
The Wananita, Capt. -O. A. Dravo, is
filling up steadily, ler :131,. , L0uis and the
Upper Mississippi; and will probably
take her departure to-day.:.
John Hamill, a welll known steam
boat engineer, ¢ a& at his late residence,
'Boyle street, Allogheny, yesterday. He
had been ill for isome five or six weeks
with,pneumonia.• 1 , • •
The towboat Hero /left Cincinnati for
Pittsburgh on Friday, with a barge con 7
tamping 2,400 oil bble. ..-
•The Lorena was to have left St. Louis
for Pittsburgh on Saturday.
"—A. recent letter to the Keokuk Bulle
tin says that the first 'steamer that ever
ran up the Des Moines (probably cer
tainly above- St. Francisville) was the
old Ohio , River boat Science. She ran
up as far as Vernon, -and there sunk,
about the Ist .of May, .1838. She was
afterward raised and made other trips.
—The Northern Line Co.' and the
Northwestern Union Co., combined,
have now 200 barges ready for use and
distributed at different pbints along the
river, calculating to do an immense bu
siness in transporting grain this season.
,
—The Nashville Union, - of ! Wednesday,
says: E. G. Davidson, formerly of . Pa
ducah, Ky., an old steamboat clerk, was
assassinated in Arkahsas a few days ago.
It appears that Mr. Davidson had a per
sonal quarrel with a man named Whit.
ley, whom he accused of ,having offered
insults to his wife hi his absence. Whit
ley, fearing revenge, fired eve shots at
the unfortunate man, and instantly
killed him.: Our river friethls will re
member him as bookkeeper for many.
years 'for Wm. Sineciley, on the
Huntsville, ' Alconla, and the clerk
ill.fated
Lexington. Poor Peleg I . .
—The St. Louis Democrat, says:
Mountain boats are coming in daily
now. We have had back to this port the
Ida Rees, Importer and lige; the Cora,
Only 13 days fro - -Bentop, , passe d St.
Joseph for St. is, Monday. The
Mon POW trade has roved a serious joke
to the boats engage in it thissear..
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—The stookholde of the defunct" St.
Louis &Quiney'ra ket Company sold at
auction at . St. Lobis on Thtirsday, at
Quincy. moo° worth • of stock •in the
Northwestern Um n!.Packet Company
for an average of Jo ty.eents on the dol
lar. Most of it was bought- - by John B.
,1
Henderson, Esq., nited Btates Senator
from Missouri, - -
=--A. St. Louis telegram,' speaking of
the case of Capt. DOnaldson, says, Pub
lic sentiment Is soniewhat divided in re
gard to the verdiCt of the jury in the
Donaldson trial, but probably the larger
portion of the pei i ple think it right.
However this •ma be, it was next to
impossible for the j, ry to convict under
the instructions of the Court, they being
for murder in the first degree only, and
no one, perhaps, thinks even though
the Captain shot the boy, that ha killed
him premeditatedly and with malice .
aforethought., Others, and not a few,
care but little about it, as the victim was
"only a nigger, anyhow."
—From the same source we get the
following: Capt. Joe Brown left for New
York to.day, to complete arrangements
for bringing an ocean propeller here.
There is now water enough In the river
to Alma any steamer that can come to .
New York. and therefore there is no ob
stacle in the way of a successful trip.
This is a piece of bunoombe, of coarse.
but it will deinonstrate the feasibility of
navigating the Mississippi with ocean
steamers. and may lead to the establish
paint of a direct trade 'with Cuba, Mex
ico and some of the Atlantic ports.
......re Bellevernon and Argosy were
advertised to leave Cincinnati for Pitts
burgh on Friday.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD:
Pirtanußoa, FORT WATDI a
oki3o RAILROAD. June 26 —lO cars metal.
lifinialt at, Co; . I do do. Kaltman &
do do, Bryan & Canghey; 3do do, Sups
riOr Mills ; 6 bbls alcohol, J Adler ft Cm
.9 bales broom corn . . Z B Taylor; 300 bbls
flour, FL W McClure, 100 do. do,
Dan
Wallace; 200 'do do owner; 200 ke 60
bbls do, Lindasy, Jr & Co; 1 car scrap
steel, Miller, Barr & Co; 3 cars corn,
.Dan %Pathan 1 do do, Robb & tierron; 4
bbls bacon,El Rea Jr; 4do do, Day &
Go; 16 tea ams, F Sellers & Co: 40 lags
feed,
fee, B Campbell; 1 car atone, C Miller;
2 bbls cider, 5 do vinegar, la Glerwig &
Co, 22 sirs potatoes. 17 bits cheese. Wood
worth & Davison; 6 eke rags, Christy &
Benbaua; 10 kegii Idad, Sewarta & Has
leit; 65 bxs cheese, Volgt; Mahood I Co;
12 bag cheese, W J Davidson; 25 bgs
bickwheat, Means ' & Cooper; 23 bin
cheese, W Rashige; 40 bales hops, Spen
cer & McKay; 132 bxs cheese, N J Bra
den.
CLETZLAIIM AVM PITTOBIIROIT HATT
Roan. June 26.-6 cars blooms, Nlmick
& Cm 1 car rye, Culp & Shepard; I do do,
Ruthann° Nat Bank; 2 cars champ ore,
Sboenberger, Blair it Co; Ido lumber,
Hamilton, Algoo & Co; 9-bbls copper.
Pitts it Boston If & Co; 0 bbls pain, W R
Boggs & Co: 10 cases tobacco, 27 boa
obeese, Watt, Lang, Co; b boa tobacco,'
3 Fullerton: 8 bbls oat meal, Strickler 6r,
H. 4do do:15 kegs pearl barley, B Hes•
aleton; 1 car.stone, P Wolf; 16 bxs cheese,
J A Craft 48eks oats, Scott & •Olsal; 70
bbla cement, W • W Wallace. •
Avravungua - vA.L.TAT ktAILEmiAD, Juno
20.-60 tblo tar, lld'Kelvy • Bro; 1 oar
Metal, 3'A/emboli; 6do railroad iron, J
il t Doiringtom, 1 do metal, H Woodsides;
1 do lime. Knew.* 0; 1 do bark, Lappe it
be
W; 4do weete# ne,., Sh oen reer&• B ;:2
lumber, Armstrong D & Co; 60 bbbu
Wilson'a Co; 328, do do, J 4 4 0 .
do do, Pool & Bra; 1000 do, do, Fisher it
16940'46, v FOromoo..
. • .
ALLECIIINTIIf • STATIOS. - Spie 24:-15
cars bre, Can limeatorte.-Bnperlor' Iron '
-Co: 31 billO'seed.Alto• Stewart; 2 can
cooperage, rßalyar4 'do do; Robertson; 1
'do atone; LA LonaC 18. Ike rags, J B
Jones; 48 eke oats,- Stone; 2 oars metal,
Lindsav & , filoCutcheon; 2 cars stone,
Forrester & Megraw; 1 car wheat, W ado-
Bee & 4 1 car 000perage, JM • Heinp•
hill; 180 , elre.tiorn, Rose it Ewing; 1 car
irons, J Shearer:
.:; . :: , ROe44:!,T:iE4 BABY
EARNEST,E " PATENT CRIB.
•• • • '• • • ,
• Bow 0211.1 WI" -
LEMON .B : WEISg- •
. •
PnutticitiPtpli • inikittgelso,
Bea ."4 1 . 11 ** 111 ; r 1P ,
Where may be ft usortanent o f
tor, Cumber eb4.li I Mature.
'MISCELLANEOUS
DOLI.,tt R SAVINGS BANK.
NO. 65 rounTs STREET.
CHARTERED 1N,1955.
, .
ASSET! 112,903.431 33.
Open daily, from 9 o'clock A ar. to 3 o'clock
p. at, and SATURDAY EVENINGS, - from
May Ist to November lst, from 7 to 9 o'cloci,
and from November Ist to May Ist, fronill to IS
o'clock.
Deposits received of all sums of not lets than
ON h. DOLLAR alid a dividend of Decembers" lu
declared twice a year, In June and
Interest has been declared semi-annually In June
and December since the Bank was organized, at
the rate of six per cent. a year.
Interest, if not drawn oat, le placed to the
credit of the depositor as principal, and bears the
same int -crest fromthe Ist days of Jane and
December. compounding twice a year. without
troubling the depositor to call, or even to present
his passbook. At this rate money will double in
less than twelve years. ,
• BookOcOntaining the Matter, By-Laws, Billet.,
and Regulations, furnished gratis, on applies-,
tiOn at tbt office. •
I - PasSlDEirr--GEORGR ALBBEE. ,
• ' ' • VICEPHISIDENTS: ''',
John G. Backofen, A M. Politick, M., D.;.
•
BenJ. F. Fabnestock, Robert Robb.
.
James Herdman; John H. Shuenbergeri,
Jamer k McAuley, James Steidle,'
James B.D. !Reeds, Alexander Speer,
Isaac M. Pennock, Runz grtia!Y_eager.
Wm. IJI. Anderson, Robert U. Loomis;
Calvin 'Adams., Henry J. Lynch;
• John C. slnaley. . Peter A. Madeira,
George Black, - John Marshal, , •
Hill gurgwin. Walter P. Marshall,
Alonzo .M. Carrier, I John B. McFadden, •
CharlesA. Colton, Ormsby Phillips,
- John Evans, - '. Henry L.. Ringwalt,
John 4..Gillesple, Wm. E. Schmertz,
William S. Haven, Alexander Tindle,
Peter H. Hunker, William Van Kirlt,• , -
Richard Baps' - Isaac Whittier,
J smelt • I). Ke lly, Win. P. Weyman;
TitEASIIHER—CHA LES A. COLTON.
- ligclBrAirr— , l AMES B. D. ME.EDS. , at .
BANBURY PLAYED 011
IS CARD
o4ities the bearir, on presentation,
~+
to TWO DOLLAR abatement on a
cash purchase of $25.00 at the great
cheap clothing house of
S. C. TRACERMAN,
O.IIIUINAL NFISIBER 11
Sixth Street, late St. Clair
Nobody beat - by this establishment. trcit fal
dealing to ail! Call and be convinced. Al
clothing plainly marked by printed carda,at
LO WEST CASH PRICES,
,• no _ .
Bo that no one may be deceived. Bemem be,
the piece, - original big number 11; SIXT:
dTBEET, late Bt. Clair.
BEWAByC OF COUNTSRFEITS OF TflWI
S. 6. TILLIMpIa.
de2s 213-13
. .
enEguv SEEDER .
•,
.
CHERRY SEEDER. •
Ivory family using Cherries, whether for plei,
canning or dn ing,should have one of these vale
able Mach,. nrs. ' It °acity saves time and labor
but will more than pay Or iteef in seeding on
bushel of cherries. - • '
The ,6achine is cheap, simple, 'durable an
handsome. The hopper is ad) astible, thereb
• adapting I t to all sites o fchivies.
RETAIL PRICE - • - - 12.0 .
.
FOR. SALE BY
_
JAMES BOWN •
• - .
No. - 136 WOOD STREE .
je I - -TUB •
pI--o R - .
PS.
WOOD . AND IRON WELL AN
• . CISTEICIPIMPEL .
" We are iow sole *gents for E. P. tinitiVri well
known wood pump.
'l be trade will be tupplled by us at factory pri
ces lei lop to II ult. - - . z
& largo and complete assortment al-a ye on
ban'. Families end all ethers in want of a good
Ipomp it a very low price, which we warrant.
should see this. The best and cheapest pump ig .
the teatime.
W. W. KNOX.,
fienerst Wholesale Agent._ • •
• ' 137 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Pli.
tnyts4,l2-aw l• , l•-• , • ,:
GNAW'S FERRI
PRINTING Ile WORKS.
0. E ROB - INSON,,
IItASUPALCTVILLII
IlleiLantlelort4Priating h Lithographic
INES, VARNISSIES, Ake„_
Gray's Ferry Read and IlSd:
te16:40 n PHILADELPTILL
11.CPS/!LY.A.IL:IS
PIIRLFIES \ \THE BLOOD.
VOR SALT. BY: DRUGGISTS EVERIVIIIR...
-4eitbioagarr
J n. WOUNGRON br. C 0.,.
rermy 0 kRIC SAMMY. CONTI:MONA:St
ler CBEAM and DUSTING , SALOON.
R 3 Smithfield street, comer of Diamond allcY.
Pittsburgh.'
' ..••• • '
11" Parties and - Wallies supp li ed vital Its
Cream and Oates an short natty.. • • • •
AIIBIIALL I S IILIZIR.• '
suAiwa F.LIIIH WILL Comilis,ADAcag ,
M neuat.t. , e EL.XIII WILL CtIngDYSPILTSIA.
MAnsuALLL`e , ELI= WILL MIS 00811T1-
148138.
Price of Marshall's Elizir,-111.00
till
per bottle.
li
Depot, 1301 Market street. M. IiAALL
Co , D.ugglsts, Proprietors. _
For sale, wholesale and retail, ol Aotor:4l-,
'KELLY. Pittsburgh. rat 911-Tall 8
Cr°°lll NEWS.'
. thli&P BREAD IDBLB TIKEIi
•
Elnquire'ior wAxtrois isretad,
• tte Isinest and beet. the Initial' "U. Vf." on
eetee me. , Take 1101101 eler.'
. , .
Rime, • OIL CLOTHS,' '
ealeS)l OIL oLoTH I , •
F OR INDOW SHADES.,
f
I TliA r•PARZNT'I • ' ' '-
WI DOW- bit ADES,___ , :
___ • , ,
- 1 • TABLS AND rptrairrrunat
~ OIL CLOTOS
IN AVERT ailawrir.” •
. J. & H. PHILLIPS.
SO ektid-HS Math, 'Street
REVOLVING HOUSE HAW
2, A, larenot per rust :edindlor ule at 10 we
=dime price. • W. W. WWI,
uoujee•errit . • •,‘ ‘. • ,
IEECIVAL BECKETT, ,MEN
• OHANICAL ENUI NEER aaj,_ Solicitor of
rtaurican and iroreign • entente. rio. 79 119-
1 1 / 4 1 , oTitE KT, Allegheny - City. _
µnu en Ile I I ut.teaton. u.O.ape
1, •
DMUND LAME, • No. 1241
einJAntleld street, Sole 'Mennen:lnfer 'of
amen'. +4a Cement and Gravel Roofing. Ma •
te..10 rev . 145:X1
51681.11perty street, Dealers - 1n Mrege
N. ,
•tt.A../ . .i1100t kredifines. ;lag;2p,,
_IVIDIELITTLIC , CEIIIIENT.-400
Al .btALLouaville itydranliu
anusesseenrwn : r,
titLUITE . ILIME:-100 bait -is
Ohriel aid While Lime ;'5lOO bbil Este'
ar . 41114 , . - B OklginiULS
DEABL ABS.-2O sacks or sale
, • J. B. OANPULT.L4
EMI -
OMMISSION MERCHANTS
01LL1MM11.......`. A. S. 6TSVSNBON.
DILLINGER SI STEVENSON,
DISTILLERS- AND DEALERS IN
1 - ure Rye Whiskies.
IMPORTE6 OF •
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, &C.,
No. 87 Second Avenue,
PITTSBURGH, PA..
sp2o
BTABLI SHED BY A. &
1814
W. hi. 6ORMLY,
NtrtpLisaa.r. daccEß
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(DIPOZCTLY Orr. 1LA0r..3/ HOTEL)
• - vrxrairundn.
se :718
X. STEHLE. J. A. EITIML/1
M STEEIE & SON,. ,
• commission..7llfrcheints,
AND DEALERS IN
FLOUR. GRAIN, FEED, ate.
No. 95 OHIO smxica. near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
Successor to Fetzer dr, Armstrong,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 25 MARKET STREET.
mvls
PETER ' SAS. Y. ILICTLATIT
& MITCHAM',
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,-
AND DitALLES IN
FLOOR, GRAIN, SEEDY), MILL 'PEED, be.,
849' Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
m724:b3'.
L . J. BLANCH.&RD•
Wholesale and Retail Wooers,
No. 396 PENN STREET.
stddtxP3
Irrnue, ,BAIIID PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Conunission Merchants
an Dew.. 1„ Produce', Flout, Bacon, Cheese,
Fish, Carbon and Lvd Oil, Iron, Nalls,Etlass,
Cotton Yarns and alt P'..tsburgh Manunictures
generally. U B end ', MOND GTBEICT,
Pittsburgh.
.
J 0111( BlnriON • WALL•CIi.
EMPTON WALLACE_, Whole.
sAkr,_43 ROCERS AND piton uGE DEA.II.-
ige: o SIXTH STREET. Pittsburgh.
JOHX I. ixonsa..Euw. itotrst.,.**. H. soma.'
TOM I. ROUSE &BROS., 81110.
U castors to JOHN 1. HOUSE & CO. Whole
gala Grocers and Commissi Streets ants,Cor
ner of SmithSeld and Water Pittsburgh.
MISCELL &NEOUS.
WILLIAM MILLER Se CO5.
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Corner of Irwin, now offer to the trade st low
figures, strictly
Prime New Crop N ew Orleans Sugar and .
las
Porto Rico, Cuba and English Island Emma.
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore Re
lined do. • •
Golden Dept,- Laverings,' Broxtits, Stuart's,
Adams` and Long Island hyrtipt
Porto Ulm); Cabs Ind English Island Molasses.
Young FlYlion. .kaPars, liunpoleder
and Goteng Tess. -
Carolina and Bangoln Rice. , ••,
Java. Lagnayra and •lo Co ff ees.
Tobacco, eLard 011. Fish. Nails, Glass, Soaps.
Optton Yarns, do., constantly on hand.
•
ALSO.
LIOOBTE.IIB OF
tire Brandia . s,Wines and Sews.
]Wealth. Moselle: aid Sparkling - Hock Wines
of Hinkel & Co .. in bottles.
liparklize Moselle, flabarabervand Jobannia
burg, Hookleitaer j , Burgundy. ie. •• ,
Brzodehborgit Ww , Fine Olive 011.
do do ts.___lntoorted In bottles.
•do — . -do .1 ite Wines, in-bottles.
M. Work & Bons'. tisrlding Cataw bac. •
toe old Stern , : &dein and "Mt. W Ines.
Free old Malmo • els Rye Whiskies. per. .
do Very titibe • r Old Scotch do do.
oat I Clangon4 Grand Vizi
,
n ikiler.t• for
Tlifroseiti 'and fie
Brandies orons o
3 t•da
=MMMEI
I ACRES or
2010, I
ORME
BY TBE
Union Pacifi
e of their road. at
$5,00 PER ACRE,
OY JIVE TEARS.
Gyfng Mon the
10/40,0
Ltd on s GRID
calm's, maps, at., siddress
Por further part
JOHN P. DEVEUEPX.
Commiesloner. TOPeka, R 1211,1
Or CILIAS ! /11. Asecoy,
C=
ilourzu.ll &' wiEpEmIOLD,
2Vii. 100 Third Aveirtie,
, .
1101tohterz and Dealers.'" Curtain Goods-,
pirert the 'attest/on of their friends sad the
?obit!) tn,their float ass orted stock or • '
Awl ,d burn eartaina. ,Vestlinde
Laos,. Delman Meld. Perry's, MeitiCan Moth.
'Wail. /Allies;.GUl Corniced. Gilt eind Walgot .
Motilding!. Bering Bea of soperloontake. Hair
gistrasses (joire ,white hair.) Pillows. Bolsters,
tithing pensiniiii to a' erst•ellis bed .
andore s
The taiest"Paris alsitHerila detains forDriperlas
atthe inspection.er their customers. Pore weir,.
'Masters 13h6ii Ilesitherialways on
• '
HOLTZMAN & WIEDERHOLD •
• .'N O. 100 THIRD -AVEI4I:I3E.
-STATES-HO,TEL
MAT CITY ,
for the season SATURDAY, 1(&y
I trst clasp epoolittmests,'Oluil to
•ordie d r to fahtlilee all the oomTorte
real ant Want eXpECtO to Viet
tease[ andwill stop at the Ualted
L. HON MILLRR. Proprleto
tr miTE
cAP
.
tu. be open
!19th. In alb
spy and yet. Ai
• Wane.
Cape Bin thi
-tates:".. Ad ,
',Bann:DOC'
'
MATT '" •
'''OcirizirruiLa: Aim " :*
ORNAMENTAL- CARVERS
61.8 n ,'ditikt - Mr Allightitit,. -
111. of NEWELVIII and.
SALLISTERS constantly on hand. ILIING
of ail destriP nr. doxis •
1869•
i'iTT*BUcti3l:l„ FORT W ANNE. & .CHICA6II
I. W. and CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH-14.1G
From May fith, 1869, trains will leave fres
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, Pitta.
burgh city time, as follows: ..
eats. ..1 Arrive. ' '
Chicago Ex.— 2:08 a m Chicago Lx. —1:59 a m
Erie kf_gp Et .7:2S a m (Thies go Ex..19:03 pis
Cl. &It li_ gbi`l6:l3 am : Wheeling Ex 10:4 8 atg
Chicago Ma11..6:58 am. St. Louis Et 7:OS pni
• Chicas Ex„...9:43 a mf Chi'goEx.43ll4:oSp m
Cl. iWalcEx,sl:Os p n. ' Cleveland Ex 3:53 pm .
Chicago Lx.. 2:23 omiErle & Yg'n Ex 5:58p1e
W'e &Erie Ex4:36 pa. C . ArTh'g Ex6:s3pm
Depart/roes 4114g/m
e, . Arrive t o AI tectivia
Bear Fall s Ais• 5:59 a m I..etellate A.c..6:58 am
Leetsdale ~10:03 a mil Mair Falls " 9:718 seit
.. .. ." 41;58 Jim !View Castle t.10:53 sit
Rochester" 1:26 On i Erma ... %him an
Enon " .3:sSpm; Leetsdale .. I: 06 pm
' Leetsdale Acc.s:l3 pmißea"r Falls " 11:43 pa
Bea'rFalls " .6:l3pm Leetsdale I "Cagyas
1
Leetsdale " 10:43 pm I '. . 7 : 2 3 ms
Fair Oaks Sun- ffer Oaks , Sun
day Church. I:L7p m day,Chuirelr. 9:58 am
Mr — 2:231i. m. cmcago ExPress leaves daily.
mar 12 iO3 ti. m.Chicage Express. artiCes daily,
J. M. RRdBALL, J.N. - DVCIILLOIGH,
Deng Ticket Agent. . . Gen'lSupten'S!
ca.H'A N,G E OFailiglEN
EGNIENT VALLELIMAILIZOAD,
_ THE ONLY DIRECT] ROUTE TO. THE 01L
REGIONS WiT.HoU'r CHANtiE.OF /JA RB.
On and after MONDAY, June 14th. L 569 TWO
THROUGH. TRAINS DAILY (r,xcept Sunday)
will leave Pittsburg/ Depot, corner of Elev
enth and Pike streets, for Franklin, 011 City,Baf.
tido, and all polnts. - in tie 011Boegions.
__•
LEAVE PITTSBURGH. Away - PITTSBURGH!
Day Ex 6:00 a toDay Ex ...... • 5:15 p
Night Ex.... 7:30 pmi Night Ex 6;30 aIN
Brady's BAc 3.05 p m Bradys R Ac. 10:16 an
Freepost Ac 9:40 a m lEtsoilliW , ka 7:40 aIL
EioclaW , lcs 6:3U pm Freeport Ac. 6:16 p
lit Halton... 6:416 a m let tiultcn.. 9:50 ans
2d Hutt on —12:00 .rn 2d Hultoh... 2:09 p
3d Hutton... 11:00 pm 3d Hutton— 1:04p xa
Arnold'a Ac. 5:00 p mi Arnold's Ac. - 7:40 p m
Churcn train to and from Soda Works leave
Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. K. Arrive ab - Plttsburgit,
(Sundays,) at 9.50 A.
Express trains stop only . at principal point.
Accommodation rains stop at all stations 7
J. J. LAWRENCE, oen.i. Supt.
THOMAS M. KING, . =si" . t. tuipt.
•
EMNSTLVA
NIA CENTEALBAIL ,
All. On and after April 28ty i 1569, Trains
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot,
comae* of Washington and Liberty,streets, as
follows:
Arrive.
Mail Train.— 1:25 am
Fast Line 1.45 am
Wall's No. 1.. 6 20 am
BrintonAcen. 7:50 am
' Wa cl'nn- N t o .
F7L 5 950
a m
Johnstown Ac10:35 am
How'd Ac Not 1:10 pm
Pittsbvb Ex. 1:30 pm
Phila. Expressl:so pni
Wall's No. 3...2:50 pm
Braddock Ac,:. 5:80 pm
How'd Ac Not 9:35 pm
Wall's No. 4. 7:20 pm
Way Fassn'r 10:20 pm
*These trains make do
burg for Baltimore.
The Church Train leaves Walla Station every
Sunday at 9:05 a. m., reaching - Pittsburgh
10:08 a. m. • Be turning, leaves 'Pittsburgh
42:50 p. m. and arrives at Walls Station
2:10 p. m.
' , Cincinnati Express leaves ,dally. All Othit
trains daily except gaudily.
For ftirther Information apply to
Agent.
The
H. BECKWITH,- Agent.
The renusylvardallailroad Company will note
sumo any risk forßaggage,-exptf v or I.IIITiIIAII4I
re 'e NotNig l i l ltgre. reli t i rkagag t :ill ' cle k =
that amount •in value, will be at the risk of ltbe
armor. by lest 'taken by 'Pedal' contract.
EDWARD H. WILL - lAlgai.
apm General Superiptendat, Altoona, Ea.
.
le 13 T E II.N
-1y amiglit@Ml ,
PENNSYLVANIA-
It ROAD. —On and after Aprll 25tb,11130.thar•
Passenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Rai road will: arrive at and depart • from 'Ma •
Federsl Street Depot, Allegheny Cap. as follows:
Amino. _ ..- _ .Departi _ •
Springd'e No16:40 a mMail - 7:00 BM
\
Freeport No.18:20 a In Freeport No.l 9:2oani
Express 10:40 SAGE Sharpb , g Nol.11:20 as •
g
Sharpb' No.11:20 ptn Express 2:50 pa
Freeport N 0.2 0:00 p in iipringd , e No13:30 pm
Mail 5:50 p miFreeport N0.25:20 p*,
Sprlngd`e No28:510 p mlSnringrol'e No 2 0:30 pm
Aboyc trains run civilly except Sunday.
The Church , Train leaves Allegheny Junction
every dunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny
City at 9:50 a. in. Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 1:20 p. in. and arrive at Allegheny June
' [lon at 3:40 0. m.
COMMUTATION. TICILETB — For axle in o_a•-swe.•
of Twenty. between Allegheny City, tibestnnt -
street, lierrs - Bennett, - Pine Creek., Etna and
Bharpenarg .111 d good'Only s ou tali trains stopping
at Station!. specided on tickets. - • _ - •
, The trainsleaving Allegneny City at 1:00 a.
m. make direct connection at Freeport withWalo
kens line of Stages for Butler and HannaliStawa.
Through tickets may be •pnrchased at-the ORM"
No. ISt. Clair street. near the Suspenalonlirldim
pittsbura h. and at the Depot. Allegkeny.r. •- -
For. further information apply to ,
• ,•• . JAMES LEFFERTS,' Ageat, •• •
- - Federal Street Depot.
The Westetli Pennsylvania, Railroad will net
so stone any risk for Baggage, except for wearing
ap 'And t their -- responalblllty •tO Ona
Hundred Dollars In value. All baggage ez.
seeding ti, is amount In value wlllbe at the risk et
the owner, unless taken tmapecial contract. • - -
EDWARD H. WILL
ap2l -• Gene* Suoerlatendentv2• l = t hia •••
IIuTSBUROIII,I=IIgIIIO
CINCINNATI , AINEI=MG - 111m0c•=...... :
. LOUIS RAILWAY. • r - '• 1 •. •
--
PAN. HANDLE ROUTE.
_,-, , • ,
CHANGE OF TIIIII.thi and after MuNDAY.
April 860_, 1869, trains will leave and arrive IR
the Union Cep*, as follows: .
. . , 'Depart. .-:. Arrest. .
Rail ._,"...••............... , 8:08 iii.. m. 111:Llt 6. nis
Fad Line ' ..: ' 9:43 a.m.' 1:13 . p. ea
NAlicesa... .. .. .f.,..........' 9:33 p.M., 4:33 o. me
Nixed 'Atom - ' -...'. 5:33 a. m. 6:58 p. al.
McDonald'. AmM,N0.111:43 a. Ps.' • 8:1511: lair
BMubenvilleAccammod. 3:58 p. m. 9:33 a.m.
MeDonaliPs Ace nk N0.25:18 p. mr 3:11 O. 111.,'
IlundayChritch Traisi.. 18:58 p. in. 9:55 a. la. 1
Sir fi:ii i. 9. train will leave daily.
191:13 P.T. It. tralsisrlll arrive daily.
~ All other irstus will run daily. Sundays except.
eiL • The 9:43 a: at. Train makes close con.
aecticins at Newark. fix Zonescille,-- - -
' t
___ 8. F. SCULL, General Tichei Arent . .
W. Nv . o.lllliG, dupl.., !Muhl's:Mlle. 0h10..,. :
r.. appl •
SFOR SALL
BAtilroad Compfuv;
• •DIVISION.
St. Leta'. Missouri.
RAILROADS.
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Depart.
*Day Express.. A:l5 am
nontnern Ex.. 4:10 am
Wall's No. 1..' 6:30 ana I
Mall Train 13:111 am 7
How"dAli No110:20 ass
*Cinch:lllE: D1:30 pa
Wall , s No. 2..11:41 am
Johnstown An. 3:05 pa
Braddocks Ac. 3:40 pm
Phila. Express 4:210 pm
WW ,No. a..4:50 pm.
Wall's No. 4.. 6:05 pm
'Fast Line...:.7:30 put
How'd 4012.8:210 pm
Wall's N 0.5. 11:001n*
Ise connection a: Harrill-
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On and after, TUESDAI N Noyember. nth.
111611. trains Will arrive lit and depart from the
Depot oftrner,of Ortud ' and Water streets. as
Mows:
Depart. Arrest's.
Mall to and from Unlon.
- town - ^I:00 A. M. 18:00 P. et,
McKeesport Accomdt , n. 11:001. K. 9:05P: Y.
Westand from Unt.n. 3:00 P. Id. 10:10 A. tA,
Newton Accom•d 4:80 P. at 1335".1.nt.
Nreoldock's Accomdt'n. 6:15 P. K. 7:501.
Night Ae. tobleK , sport.lo:3oP.'N. '6:4sA. ][
Sunday „Church Train to
and from West Newton 1:00 P. 11;10:001.'
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With the 'noon , :eddltlone of 'Ana
and • equipment. and the arrangements
with responsible Overland Transportation
from its western terminus. this road now offs=
unequalled' facilities : tar , „the tnassitialS=:=
trete= to the pm Qreit. .
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the United Stites and Caluolas
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