MI
PETROLEUM MARKET.
OFFICE OF PITTSIOTROFf GAZETTE,:?
TRU 6.ISDAY July' l, 1869.
The oil market was very , quiet to-day,
the volu me.of business. having beencoin
- ' p.sratively light, wbile In regard tlipaces
there is but little change. The.
gl ,
irom Phifadulphia is, rather con
'and unsatisfotory, and as yet,
it la difficult . to ,c3byeeture'intelligently
as to - how`matters` passedoff: Most of
the deliveries, it is said,wersmade late in
the evening while °there.. and somebt
them the highest priced contracts, if re.`
ports ere true, were not { delivered. at all.
, -CRITDE.f
, , skuJJ26.l i :' ,
The Crude market is without essential
change,.and dev..id of any new ochipor
tint oharaaterlaties worthy of ,! special
notice.- = We can report sales of 2,000 bbla,
to be deligered• on this water (40®45) at
1485; two iota of 1,000 each spot at 1434;'
I,WOUeller iitlyi at 1434; and I,ooo'seller
August- at, 15. ',
But a single rsate, repotted; 500 each
July to September at 33.:-last 'evening,
there wasa sale of 2;soo'bbleon spot at
3134. The market, as already intimated, l
i t a,
was excbedieg quiet, \to.day, and as!
.1;111 be saen,.l is was nef, to nothing
done, while co Pared with yesterday,
prices are without important change.
,•
... : .. Lc BATOXI'LItiG OILS. 5',...
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil 40c
Eclipse Railroad Axle, ' 36c
Eclipse Machinery • 16c
Eclipse Spindle' 130 e
RECEIPTS or CRUDE OIL
Fisher it Bro • 1360. `g
Ovrston &Sowers ' 1140 bbis
J. Wilkins32o ."
- 7 ' R. T. TRech .. 1890
Total 4,710 fable.
OIL SHIPPED EAST BY A. V. R. R.
.1 • R. Koehler & Co., 500• bbls - refined• to
Waring, King &•Co., Philadelphia..
NLiberty Oil Works 200 bids , refined to
W.P. Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.'
Lockhart, - Frew & Co. •708 bills refinel
to Warden, Frew & gO. Philadelphia.
H. W. C. - Tweldle, 354 hble refined to
Warden,'Frew & Co., Philadelphia.
Total shim:dents Refined , - 1,662
OIL SHIPMENTS PER WEST PENNA. B R.
Mentzer, Semler' & C0.,•484 bbls ref. to
W. P...Logaft& Bro., Philadelphia.. ' •
DIL EV/UPPED EAST AT DII6ESNE DEPOT.
Hutchison oil refinery& 8..0. 248 bbls
' refined Oil to W.'l l . Logan Bro. Phil'a.
Duncan -& Williams, bbls refined
oil W. P. Logan Bro. ."Philadelphia.
Brooks Ballentine Co. , 40 tads ref.
oilto Warden, Frew 'a co., Pbiliclelhhia.
J. L. Moorluml4 bbls lubribating oil to
Wallace, Cavitt & Co, Philadelphia. . •
D. bbls Mr, & Co.,
Philadelphit.•••:
Tcotal 'shipments .Befined
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Markets* Telegraph..
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NEw YORK, July 1--Cotton;, sales of
,
2,966 , ba1es at 3410 for middling uplands. /
pour—receipts, 12,426 bids; . 6910," dower .,
- on. aMppite gradea,- with' sales of 7,400
,
bbls at T 4,6095,30 for superfine State'and
,
-western, g6,05@ 6 , 5 5 for extra ,State, $5,65 .
96.6 Q for - extra western, 0,6597,16 for
white wheat extra, 0,1697,00 forll.
0„0,7597,50 for .eictra St. Loris, and'
18911 for good to chbice do.; closing
quiet.' Rye Flour steady at $0,25: Corn
Meal quiet. Whisky steady; sales of 150
bbls western' at 9iNe free. Wheat—re
...
ceipts, 208,347 bus; -better, with a fair ex
port and 'speculative,,demand; sales of
137,000 bus at $1,43©1,45-yfor N 0.2 sprfng,
$1,50 . for No, 1 d 0.,, $1,37'-for No. 3 do.;
$1,50 for amber.f State, - $1,43 for inferior
*, winter red Illinois, $1,60 amber Michigan;
11,7301,73 1 A for,choice white California.
Corn a shade firmer; sales of & , 45, - poo
=at 63@;843c for western mixed, Nia canal,
and 84©87c forAo. via railroad; receipts . ,
108,203 bps. Rye quiet and fi rm: Oats
le better; sales of 95,000 bus at: 744@75c
tor, western in store, 7131&77c fordo. afloat;
receipts, 59,978 bus. , Bye dull., Coffee
_ anu. , ,Sugar quiet.= Molasses dull. Ildps
quiet. 'Petroleum di:dist 16 gefor crude,
32@,13Xo'fiF refined.. Linseed= Oil dull
and heavy at $1,00@1,03. Pork dull an&
lower with sales of 850 bbls at $30®32,25
formew mesa.:-.43losing at /32 ca5h,131,75'
for Old s26@27=for $28,25@29
for prime mess; ,theidock on hand of ow
and new 44,43Lbb1e, same date listmontb
50,772 bble, , last year 75,469 bbla. Beef
steady;: 300 barrelaat sB@ l 6 for net.
plain mess, sl2®ll3:ifon. new 'extra mess;
atoCk.old and new; 28,839. packages; last
month, 3,959; last.-.year,.- 2,059. =, /lord°.
Beef nominal. Beef llama qalett.salea of .
.of 150 barrels:stlWWli6o.., Cat Meats'
quiet; sales of 125 packages 1g3;@144
for shoulders, = l64@lByfor hams.l=' Mid
dles firm; sales of 25 boxes ales cured,
part Stratford, at 16%: 'Lard a: shade
easier; sales of 475 tierces 18 @l9% '
for steam,•l9si@2o :•for tkettle rendered.
, Butter dull at 26@)132 for Ohio. Cheese
dull and heavy of 14@16%. Spirits of
Turpentine. quiet at 41340142. Freights
- to Liverpool firmer: shipments of 60,000
bushel's of wheat at 7Nd. per sail, fly‘d.
per steam, and 1,000 'barrels of flour at
10d - per sail; 28. 6d.'per steam. •
Latest.—Flacir closed" 6ci better on loir
grades, and. extra western . and State.
Wheat moderately active and to - better
at 51,45 for No. 2, and $1,50@1,51 , for No.
1 spring: Rye quiet and steady at 51,27
for western.i Oats firm 'at 770 afloat for
western: r Corn "quiet at 85®864 for sound
canal and railroad mixed weatern.lrPork
.
heavy at $31,87 for mess monism'' , sales
,250 bbls mess buyers' 'option ell • this
'month at $32,50. , Beef %nobmixed: tint
Meats quiet and steady. Bacon in mod
-
(irate demand. Lard dull ~a i. -1034©19%a
for 'good to prime steam .1 `Eggs etand
unchanired; ''" - - ' • 1 , • ;
ftr. Loom, July 1.-a;obacco steady and
trichanged. Cotton- nitiaileal - lit; 33 c.
Hemp very doll; Oominciii 'undressed4l,,
Flour—stperM and scarce and i 5 c 0
a
C 256 "higher ; utheri brands ttiellan ' 1
ewer sold at, 14.7512425; Ilan .8 , ,
ePrien ; XX . 85.8040.80; fall X 54,110,
4450; XXX - $0,75(47.80.. , Wheat, 003, MA
not =Wit :401ug; .Ro, , .2 ; spring ; sold At t
$147@1418; c:11041 I. Mr sl,2o@l•22l,prirria te
~; atriwypriina red fall $1,20 80; chhioe
•:' ueiviedilli.4o434444 prime; to Amor , ql4.
whitualL473ol.osi,,Oorzt,opened, arm s
atid+o deralmbed, such au-Advance as
toll htudnelektimil prices berameilkilin"
• zetti sgd , closed eiuders,4mized,isrhulki
roast 07cimholcs white dell is ,elevator
89 mblexoe , tolantwv,yellow.hi'isertho 88a
00c fair toprimeiTwhite: 00@i:4ov:choice,
:held at 108(§81. • flats heavy AndoitenSet;
r tied: black and mixed sold At SllcpchOice
white 69 @709041yesteedy at IHei Whis
ky unchanged at 'OBO. ~ Groceries. steady
, •
and quiet.- -...Palr, to choice-Flionlidanat
Boger •12@14c. Common to strictly oldolce
" Rio Coffee 19 .@)20c.i. , Plantation-Maeses
430@750. Provisions: quiet and ' • btisinkiii
small. -Pork sold st 188@88,50, latter' for
heaVy ? • ' l Bethinl,;,4hould92ll , :,/,0401 Mote w
eides is@is,;(o: /lard .. no minal : id 100.,
- Iteceli)te--flour. liB,oohble wheat 4,000.
toil aere r % 2oo . e' l 'ciCitli• #l4O O -butYYP, 800 '
bri, bogs 100 he .., 0 • ~ ~, , (
..puiciem,,7l/13,1:—Atfitor,ti ',Eneitiidge ,
active; a t par having ;arid liar(01-10 pre-1
iiiixtio - soiring.t-Flo* 'firmer, et;5,25® •
. , d;2s,7`for.4ePriort 'entree. -; Wheat ,Brratirs
a'p r il advanOetilielo,i, with sales et 1421
01, 2 8 i -1 , 14, u ,g. 4,400,:0pai0 , with
..-saleast4f.24@ligk.o,l9ldlnc.'et s l 4 24 3itik 1
tosiXt this 'eflerneell IthSlostkeP I was
quiet at $42 4 @i• 24 4, iieller4or .7nly:
'vont more active,.tirrtier and 1)(61)io
higherrsales of-No. 1 at 13811®6934t"N0.
2 at 69 ®7oc; rejected at 61®6134e, and no
'grade at 49®5(.‘e, closing at 6934 ®69NC
for No. 2; this afternobn - sales of No. 2
were made at 6906934 e, seller for July.'
Oats very dull and li®Ao lower; sales of
No. 2 at 63®6334c, closing dnIL Rye
dull, heavy, and 4®sc lower; sales at sl®
401 lor, No. 1. Barley nominal; sales
dfsample lots at $1;14 delivered.' High
.,
wines firmer; buyers and sellers 2®3c
apart with sales at 93Mb. New Orleans
molasses 95c ®s l ,oo.` Sugar / B Y,@/ 4 Ne
for fair to choice. - -Provisions Atilt mess,
pork :$311,00®83,1034, . Lard -a -19 e. Dry
salted shoulders 12W:i. Freights quiet
and unchanged. Recepts during the
past twenty-four hours: 3,464 bbls • flour,
67,697Am:tab• wheat, 49,075 bush corn,
9,524
bash -bats, 1,160 bushi , ryei 11,633 bogs.
Shipmenbu,B,V.2l:ibls . flour,' '86;290 bush '
wheat, 123,154bu5h:t0 124,455 bush
eats, gl,oocf btuch4ye, 1, 6641i0g / -/
Ciricnituvrt, July I.—Flonr closed
dull anti heaVy bat prices are not lower;
miperfine $4,75. extra 0115,40,8nd family
15;65®6,00. Wheat - actiVe',, and ed.wes
ter is quoted at $1,18®20 for-N .2, and
/ 3
and $1,;3®1,25 for No. 1: Ear` rn in
1 ..4
reqUest at 700 for mix d, and to,. for
white. .receipts light. Oats quiet at
66®680 for Nos. t, and 1 mixed. Rye is -
held at $1,03®1,05 for N. 2, and $1,08(g;
1 ..•
1,10 for No. L Barley nominal. .
closed with' no buyers at over, and
some sales'were made at this pri , Cot
ton firm at 3,3 c for tnidd ing. Mess pork
532,50, with' few seller's. Bulk meats are
held at 12,gc for shotdd rs, 15%0 for rib,
163,4,0 for clear. rib, an 16340 for clear'. w
shies. Han quiet but rm at 14® 14%c
i i.
for shoulders, 17y0®1730 for clear rib,7
sand 18c for clear sides. Lard not saleable
it,over 190 for kettle rendered and leaf.
ei.r.vstarin, July 1. 7 -Flour; the mar
ket is,dull and inactive, land the tenden
cy o 1 prides is downwrd. - Wheat
more acttve but unchanged; No. 1 red
winter sold at $1,35, bio, 2 do. at $1,22,
No. 1 Ohio spring at $1 20. Corn quiet
and nominally michang d; No. 1 mixed
held at 74®75, \ N0. 2 do. at 70®71. Oats
a shade firmer but quiet; light salea at
66 for No. • 1 State. Rye; there is not
muchliemand except in a small way and
thelmarket is nominal. Barley; there is,
at viresent, no inquiry:\ Petroleum mar
ket dull ~and nonanally , anchangel%
eastern buyers are offering ; for round
lots 27%®28, for July aid •^Auguit, and
dealers were asking 340 advance; crude
.held at $6,50.- - \
ToLEpo, July I.—Flour dull.lheat
a shade better and closed firm, wit \buy
ers of amber at 51,3834; No. 1 red $1,32f
No. 2 red 11,26;.N0. .3 ; do $1,26; -NoXI
'white Wabash $1,70. "rti a shade bell ter; No. 1 7334 c; No. 70 35 ®71: Oats
*
held at 65c, with 64 bid. Rye quiet,
c,4
.$1 bid for,No. l'il• Recl r i i pts--1,1100-bbla
tiour, 6,800 btu& Wheat,. 6,900 bush corn, •
200 bush oats , ; Ship ants-400 bbls
flour,' 3,100 titutia , wheat, 4,900 bush corn,
1,400 buttli oats. •
. .
pitriApELpla.t, July ~I.—Flour: dull.
Wheat droophig; .sales of red at $1,37®
1,75; amber at $1,65®1,75; and white at
$1,65®1,75. Rye has ad i tanced to 51,35.
Corn dull, with sales of ixed western at
• 88e. and high. mixed at 90e. !Oats steady
at 76c.. In Protisionsthere was but a
small business done. ,Petroleum ia un
settled, with sales of crude at 2234 c, and
.refined at 310. ' WhiskeY, 94®96c.
- - Mirma.turzo, July I.—,Flour . 'dull and
nortilnal. Wheat steady at $428 for No.
1, and $1,24%c for No. 2. 1 Oats firmer at
630 , for No. 2 " 'e Corn' tirely nominaL
Rye dull and lower at SI.OL Barley ens , .
tirely, -nominal. Grainights dull at
53ic to Buffalo, and 9340 to oswego.• Re . ,,
ceipte: 1,000 bbis flour, 5 ,000 bus wheat
;re
2,000 bus oats. Shipments: 2,000 bblit;
;flour, 60,000 bus•
wheat. .
MEMPHIS, July I.—Cotton quilet; mid
dlinga 3134er; receipts, - bales;-exports,-
94 bales. Flour more - tive and prices
Unchanged. Wheat— w $1,3511@1,50,
Corn firm, at , 9234 c. ` 0 is dull at 76c,
Ray dull at $25. Bran scarce at ISM
Corp Meal $4,00®4,25.' pik 1134,50. Lard
.c
21®2134e. Bacon'firm;l,Sorilders 14,;e,
sides 1130)t9e. i
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DETACHT. July, ,I,'—W h eat no, dupor-.
tent change; sales of extra white. at, $1,67;
No. 1 do, $/,52;N0. 2 dn.
Oats dull
:131,30, No. .1 am.
her $1,35. Corn • at 77080c.k •
, .
at 670. , . .. ~, -.1.:1 , . •
MEM
,'MP9RTs BYIAMMOAD-
Prrrontraus, FORTIVAiN E CH T.
M3O ,Itat.ILEOAD. - July- 1.-6 cars metal;
:31.imiak& Co; 1 dodo, Rees; Grail& Dull;
6 bble spirits. 4 do whisky, D Haworth; ,
100 greenihides,.Hanemett &Bon; 10 bble
• whisky,: jos 8 Fincit.& tkr; 1011 hldee, J
Y. AtelArghlin; 2 • bbhe alcohol, ia;
Kelly;l.s d0 , ,<R,,3 Adler & Cor_. SOO bbhr
flour,- owner; 100 hides. Hartley, McKee
,',3c Co; S oars egaves,;M:P.Adams & Breve'
,bbis eggs, ; Keppahan, 4 Geoblerts.9oars
- wheat, Hitchcook,„ mcCreery&„Cop 142
- bas chwse,.W:W .Wolcott; 6 dodo, 114
Braden; &do do,;W11 Kirkpatrick dr, Co;
28 do do s ...Le Canth3ld; 10 dor' brooms, '3
A Renshaw; 25 bble flour; L & .T.Blanch
ard;.3l. boss soap, W B Lupton; 10 do do,
B • Sellers ;,t •Co; 282 bga. rags, Pitts.
Paper Co; 2 bids, eggs, yoigt, Mahood &
Co; 4 do do, .1 A, Jacobs, 25 tca hams, P'
Sellers & Co; 6 ,bbio oil , Ii M Henderson; '
100 bbls flout', Shomaker &Langenheim;
21 pkgs leather, Fleeces & Son; .11 boo
Chem, ' H' Riddle; 5 bbld eggs, B Resale -1
4laivimaren AND PlTTBBiriten
no:in, July 1.1.1 cars ore. Shoenbeiger t
Blair & Co; can blooms, Nimick & Co;
1 car "do, Park Bros & Co; Ido lumber,
G A Mundorf; 9 bbis copper, :.Pitts &Bus
103 ca hams,J Lippincott; 40
bbls lime. W, W Wallace; ,10 bag cheese,'
10 buckets batter, - 11 Ruldle; • 1 oars ore;
.13ryan'Jc - Caughey; 2 caraYstone, J L L
Knaratiar wheat,..l` 8 Liggett it .00; 1 '
do break, McKeilvy & Bros , 72bdls
10 do rockers,' Bedford , Chair Co; 40•bbls,
liour;Bhomaker, L; 50: bble flottr,l l
Baffle Sent ;3 bee; tobacico, J Megraw;
do cice;„J - Sherer;-.38 , do do, Jr, Megraw £ 1
Co; 82 bribi!pliper,lobristy& Benham; 40
'oaks . 'Seidere 'Meaner & Harper; 12 bog
chesse,;Day &Cora ski regetp 0,..P Mar;
c.kk, A coe.2obgeroste.Read dnM.: 40-Ararizauxer: Strasiosr,l
ions stone,areit ;Backfield & ishousee
Siner•lueilberijohln Nalhal 20 belt bble
itt at i cei .jp Kober; ~ 161:bbls W
Jeukbutem.43lo do doi Reinterici,Mi -431 &d' .
, J.Eittentettare irntel ewe CEpan
1 ikir
Cbeitstit tkiViiies 9,4 xs o Perlige, , `Kelyei,
•Selkobettebnel4 ottsudonek dapodin .
fibi•iftiot broouia,iblirega Bro; 11 no 40; , !
G r . Coutleyl , 9 , bblekwhiskY,
Moatshoops,W , . - lifeKi3B:lll•cCel; 8i 1018 1
eggs, H Linz; 2= bwe meteetßuKnoic,t
, soap t.g 1 . 1 t
-InetzscualavvazadmitaxratoAD„,.l ,
`l.-1 car metal, Brown & Colt' I dodo , .
W oodsidest,lll-bble , Waring, 'King
Co; PA do d 0 0 ,114 1, 0aR941 24 eke:
Binghtina lea Log; I:WA - 00 0 ., -# llol 4er 4 '
fl; (oBileth' 4 jiatld"bnted, •• Votiku_
lifabbod & Copt bbl eggs, , llead ik 1
1.(10.410,44X51 tutteril L or= ' Blanchnd i r '
1 98 4ri7Park SV
$ 1P 11 49911 3 ' 4,809: • 'se Ake
nate;'," 'ltriaki3r & 1;860 bind&
`6ll;Plther Btk 320 - dii'' de; rabies Wit='
-kine;il,l4o.do dee, Riir Morgsur& 00.
9rxwaRPAPARI I 4irionss4,Tl..A.2m !Sr:
,Lo , r4;toA,o l ,tTuly,l.
11.0bb • ; :10 do wtent,"Voigt Cobdrne
••&, ;04 24 oatei . .l - L - MoCaffry;' 40 lake::
1,9 9 d; ker, 13; do . bobesil
RooSler; K & 1-, '"lYtear grain, • Scott
-13114p1i 29 bedroll° dere: W Kaye
Sont,,ltiSkot tdbadocr.; td-Siobel & 'CoO4
IdeCdof li.:lltheifte , 2 & • Co;
261h11000'H•P,sikerr
(El Mieerider:& , o° • - oil, Cate
;shar t, litter; 21hdei tObleioN $ '
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plTTsßtßott GAZETTE:.
V''',..RIVER',RENTII:
The river is again receding at this
point with scant eleven feet in the chin
nel, by the Monongahela marks last eve
ning., Wenther cloudy and cool—mer
cury et
.5 P.
. The Argosy, for Cincinnati, and Wart
anita, for St. Louis departed last evening
with moderate trips.
We bave no arrivals to report aside ,
from the packets. The Kenton, from
Portionouth, had not arrived , when we
left the landing she was expected lit last
evenirg and will depart again to-day.
The Glendale, Capt. Hare, is up for St.
Louis and the UPPer- . Mississippi, and
will be the next boat out. She is in, all
respects !one of the best Wats in - f the
trade:' ' • "
The! Jennie' Brown departed for St.
Louis on Wednesday night, in charge of
her new commander, Capt. W. H. Price.
The Mary Davage arrived at St. Lbuis
on Tuesday from Pittsburgh, and the ,
Silver Sow reached 'there the same day'
&Om Fort BantOn. ,
'Capt. Dau and'Frank Marratta wer in'
the city yeiterday.
Capt. JOhn A. Williamson,', of the m
i
perter, is in the city, also the mat of
sane boat, Joel Bates .- The Impo rter
has but recently returned to St. LoUla
from nrkßenton, and is now laid 'up at
the fortherAace. '
The Sallie, eik route from Fort 'Benton
tofit. Louie, waisat Sioux City on Wed-
mrsday. i•
We understand that all of the boat
yards up the Monongahela River are
crowded with busine3s--oite of them is .
reported as having been: obliged, to re
fuse additional contracts. From'all that
we can learn, therd are more new. oats
now under contract here than there has
been for several years., ,
We learn that quite% number of boat
builders made a very narrow escape
from being instantly killed at Browne
ville. The rigging which supportedA
the hull of Capt. W. )1. Brown 'a new
tow boat, gave way, While the men were
'at dinner,- and fell to the ground, a dis
tance of several feet. If -it had occurred
an hour before or an hour afterwards it
is probable that from twenty to twenty
five men would `have been crushed to
pieces as there were about that number
employed under the' hull "planking,"
but ;very fortunately it happened when
alt,Wrere at dinner, and no one was iri
jured.. The aceident is' attributed to the
recent, rains having - Wet the ground to
ti
such an extent as to cause it to Ye way.
The hull we, not very bidly in ured.
The - 'Kate Patnarnoinis to aye left
-Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
,
Armadillo arrived at Cincinnati
' Tuesday from St Louis.lt
on \ .=was
thought that she would reship her Cin
cinnati and Wheeling freight and load
there fer s Nrew Orleans. „
•
—Capt. Dan. Moore has retired frOm
•the office,: of, the Leonidas, and will be
succeeded by A. C. McCallana, Jr., form
erly of the Arinenia. . • -
—The Dubuque Times, of Sunday
I says: Freights are down again. The
Northern•Ltne gave :notification, yester
day, that they will carry again for 18
,cents. and flour for 36 cents to St. Louis.
Heretofore the rate was 24 and 48 cents.
, •
—We clip the folic:ming from the
Mound City Journal: Capt. David
Hiner returned from one of his periodi
,cal tours, the other day. with a !tpetite"
-steamboat, called the Itevolution. Sbe
;has a patent propeller wheel that is said
to surpass anything in the way •of • a
wheel ever before invented. The Cap.
tain is adding some , improvements to hi:
boat, after the completion of which .e
proposes putting her into the Cairo : , d
Mound City trade. '-
,The Captain via ed
+Nashville while gone; and, throe h a
regrflar spirituel medluin '
enjoy d an
interview : with the spirit ofGeneral
t .tkc
Jacksh - there. The old hero tol Hiner
that the must be a' /Mange in: e man
agement our governme , or the
country wo n
r} go to the dogs.
--The Louis . 11,e Courier se - We un
derstand 'that Ca,t k Joe , oßeynalds
'end Plail.7. Garet, o ere , f the. steam-
er Hartford, plying In 1i: Green river
trade.lbieve, by their at , rneYe; 1 Wf
Bickers-, of; an. • ro. 'Dyre, of
C.
EvanavlilelUdiaiak ieda - . ink the
McLean', Circuit con eget C. G.
Sntellhetrt4 collect° of Tolls, fo hav
ing ,najn l tly, and`;/withobt antho tty;
collected 302,,05 lab and lookages 'of
them, an tci fost . the, constitutionality o
•an act or the''L ' ligature ;entitled
~ g An'
act to inemer - thii - Sereen and 'Barron
prim tiavigat! Rcompao." '
._.
--Fort'Tie n adviceapf 't3unday'aay:
TtioUdierwAoliley la up'frOm Dapphin
l4tprou4 , With part of the .freight of the
steamer St...roblia L ,,whlcli was
,unable to
rOach, Fort ':'• Benton. River,' 'loan. All'
.the: (Mita expected , (fault thimfgh . by
lightening the beats; t at,the'RaNda.
'.' itiV.Eatt:P.W.o3.
. ~A CK
.
, •Afte..J. AJ1",e61,14• 0 6"M1.0, /WV
' ' ' VPPXS MISSISSIPPI. , '" i ,
you' ST. I ins, !LEO-i d :Se .
KITH. DUBUQUE, antL.Wk.
lre.:l'lle steamer .., •_ • • •, •
tIi,RN CALF Capt. 308 N W. Msg. .
Will tame , for the above -porta SATURDAY, this
alloat.. it • o'clock 3:::n, •
Yor frown% or pasearo apply on toOltrd, or to
FLACK * COLLINGWOOD. Agents.;
or ()HAS. BAHNES, 'Agent. • .
0
11.1112 P LIUDINUA' 'and liTotallaWite
A le.-Thf , steamer. • • - • .5
WAIJANITA.....I Capt. C.
Wilt leave tor- the above porta TLIDEI DAY
~
the 30th Inst.; at 4 o'clock p. 0. • . •
irortrtisha or pundit abply on board or to ;
J4,PHN VLAiorK or •
1e22 • J D. COLLINOWnOD' A enta.
T.
.61 a
r____Wlit.F.LlNG AND 2Arboillarelle
Ri38111141 LlNV.—tmaira Onntrinvtir Wharf
boor. tons tir V 4, And stonot. daily at 'IA XL; wow-
NEBDAYB and BATUEDAYB, . • -
UNEY sesiLz U. 1...102,101711211,Xacter.
Yreight will be reeeiged at *llama" by
• • • -• ; JAMES COLLINIL. , •:••
; ..•.'7I 6 MIN.ADOWNikWOOD. I '
; 1 0 3 • - I • • . • " enta•
To LotkNi*ilgikliSl). Apt,
- rUillEir.
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.
Vitirreirmulf stamitiFirmleitzpsv
e.0;1.1 11; , , ( 4 , 4. , t ; :i i..: 4 4 1:.1 r 1.',', , I '
12rUM: .. :'. . litritdain liiiili4, aijaili
ita . 4 16 4
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4 44:10
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Inittra otrAtit • gil t; s. ,i: ,, t.al_i_ : •i• 7
c, I I • fi l l ., wad,. EL 11111111inikiiirs: •,....,
IfrPOIPTEI,BT/tX , 0011tantoke • tutsi '
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- 'AM) • a • .
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otte eV Wl it
• r#kEiIiefICIALPEV- 1741
13
411 M
84 t 1.3 Wrifit r it
' of AN.' "
10e oam
Lidice %WV. entlemetft. HSU . -Chattn_q_dund
.113 eh?! if ~ 11. 0 . 91 * ,1 . 1 9 1, 11P r•t.,-' Mul
;.; (Y. I 411 4t: 40 . 1 9Ilinrgia l ! , •
irAttizßomss tessixiverioNt nummi*,
+swell itat. CU& ktreet; PittatalriON't
leoloa) ittelitton alien to the riteigitning and
lnaldlnit'or. COURT: ROMS +dad ' pram
suulontile. ; 5, . I ,
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PAf KEs*flUß4 :
MEM
AROHiTECTS.
FRIDAY. JAY 24 1869
C °OMISSION MERCHANTS
J. L..:..:........A. E. STEVENSON
DI lIINGER STEVENSON,
/ DISTILLERS AND DEALERS IN
Pure Rye Whikies.
IMPORTERS OF
BRANGIES, WINES, GINS, &C.;
No T 87 . Second Avenue,
apzi
PITTtiBIaRGH, PA
ETABU IiBED BY A. & T
41 1 EMLY, 1814.
W. M. GORMLY,
N l l ,
OLEPALE GROCER,
7
No. 271 lAbeity Street,. c
s
(DI ix OPP. MfGLIt HOTEL,) '
prx"rsittnßes,
ee- :716
IC NIMILN J. A. IiTZZL3
,V.STEELE & SON,
•
Commission Merchants,
AND DIZALNIIB IN
VlaiallThio GRAIN, VE.E.33, att.°.
1 NO. 95 OHIO STREET, near East commoo,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
Successor to Fetzer & Armstrong,
PROD CC COMMISSION MERMAN 7(I
No. 23 , 2L4RRET STREET.
inSIS
PYTEN ERIL JAB. P. ow T
KEIL & RITCECART,
COMMISSION 31EICA , TS,
AND DZALIENS IN
FLOUR, °BAIN, SEDI3, MILL ZED, &c.,
349 Liberty St., Plait, , rub,
332734:b37
J. BLANCHAMD •
WhoheakAnd ; • , 1 Grocers,
No. IPS PENN :TEZET.
- anlSusni
...
4ITTLE, 'll. i: iv & PATTON,
mlesale Groce OCOOMlSSlollkterchants
an Dealers InTrodu• , Ylour, Bacon, Cheese,
r
YLsh,„ Carbon and Li ' 014 Iron, Nallass,
Cotton Yarns and a P''..tsburgh Man otures
%sr th isrri l. ll2 to ILI aeCOND' S TREET,
haw sturiow... • WALLACIL
§:UPTON -, WAILLACE J Whole-
SALE GEL ERR AND rRoDucE DEAL.
. 6 TN STREET, PM sbureh:
tathiSS
JOgla 1. BOIL ..331f. 1101783.... WV. H. 801783.
TOIFIN . HOUSE &BROS., Sim
!" oesso to JOHN I. HOUSE a CO., Whole
eata Oroe re an 4 Commission Merchants, Cox.
ner or B ~l thfield an4,,Water Streets. Pittsburgh:
~, . ~ :.
e W. De CAMP,
ATTORNEY'-AND COUNSELLOR AT LA W,
,
Ofdee, No. 137 FOURTH AVENUE,
Pitts
burgh, (formerly occupied by Hon. Walter H.
Lowrieo will practice in the U. B. Circuit and
Distri4 Courts, in the State Supreme and all tue
Courts of Allegheny county, and mate collec
tions in most of the adjacent counties. ja.79:d73
WM. B. NEEPER,
ALDERMAN AND EX•OFFICIO JUSTICE OF
• THE PEACE.
OFFICE, 89 'FIFTH AVENUE.
•
lipectal attention given to conveyancing and'
collections Deeds. Bonds and Mortgages drawn
up. and all legal business attended to promptly
and accurately. • •• -
QAktUTEM;
McMASTERS,
,tLra)iE2ri,i,zArir,
• . .
E.Y.4)15010 ,Tustice Otthe'Peace and Pollee Mu*
trate. Onice,LGRANT, STREET, opposite the
GAtbedral, PITTSBURGH, PA.
laDeeds, Bonds.. M orten s, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, and all Legal Business executed
with promptness and.dlseatch. mhle
TOH:di A. STILAIN
- 9
ASJI)E.II,IkL96.pr,
zir-onnoto aurricris OPlraz Pluxra AND
pOLIOD
sea= FIFTH STREET, opkosite theDa , ..
the • , Plttibueith. Ps. Deeds, B ds, Mort.
gage Aoknowlsdgments, Depositions sad an
Legs • • emit .onm:sited link ortonnitness and
disnateb.
A ABIBIWI.,
qrust of glee! PecioN
- <
CONVEYANCER,REkLESTATE A. 17) INSU
, - • A RANCE SEMI. '
•iIARSQN%BTREgT. NISIGHAM.
Collection of Rents solicitedd promptly at.
I elided to. 4 m7asy6o
JOAIN W. RIDDELL,
•
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
011100,116 Blond Street,
toppoldte the Court Hoare.)
faUS:ttt PITTBI3IIIIBH.
AIKPLIALI , B 1 4 1 *! 1 , 11 4
AM I TOUNInir•AINT4,W,
98
prglintustalr. Pt
aPanMd&P:
MIMI MUER' a CO
' • :-, ' / I. • 9. i.
Nog: ,2:41.• and '223: Ltheity • Stree;:
ioiner Of Iron, - now 'Offer to the trade at low
c ‘l 4
mu. strictly
,
Pif;Le.NeW 3il e r , Orleans Sa t * and
TPe r 4 ° ,43l ßi l ° ,': -. F.lt a tiffiti l itr i a l g'ill a tint u t r e s , rte
-
(loldeb DrlO ntr yering, u lls7efls, atUscre.
, 41.4esselted ,1e4.0
recto ritco. Cu a and tot a ll'isiand Nolassei.
;Await, gyee,„;Jtvishc, zim,,..Aunpiwd.er
, end, 00.,__Ietyl eta. _ .
i thorousucsnetßizackst Woe. •• • • , . • ••,, ; •;;
says, Lesearwsuld ~ to Coffees. '.
._.. Tcosesso, SUMS Mid . Halls, Glom. Boats.
vamps 1492..44., ponotan,ay on nand.
+I/ 1( I. . ."*410418 t
,t-0,(.,
•77 114% ;; 4.4 4 4
, 7041 ( 1 1.
ittrow.:ttaltottles...t" IT
Orgel n eVerVATl .4r4 941 4 4 4 a ! / If ' .
ineteo Tian 011ie Oil.' I • )1
d 0... rts,—lForted In bottpge.
' bite (w to
Wort a Boni Arndt dtdyba..._
Ins old tioarty. IT port Nine's. ,
rreo Qtd - Mono w oudtlet. pure. .
• Ida. 13APIptikok0.1,0 'do dd.'
rraat e
1,,1, eue . .i.iii - ii6''+ ei Cirindilri:
umeasysti4oollol7WlMMAe
dtealocopspwil sewetion ,1121
,d ,
':~.~05~.D,A,.L1~~
I , PURIFIES TEE - BLOOD.
rowaitrit DatrefUM.' IginFICMP;
. _
LA,
H.-20 sticks Ors e
J. 13. 41111fPIELD.
BITSCELLZUVEOVS.
LEA at PEBRIENS"
CELEBRATED _
WORCESTER Sitt, RE SAUCE;
Extract of a let-
•Pronounced by
CONNOISEURS
TO BE TUE
'Only Good Sauce'
Il '•Lea and
Ana , that their
ce fs highly es.
wed in India,
d is, ifimKopin •
aii. thereon Pala
table as Well as
.-=aci tins ;.most whole
someSance that Is
. /
made." . . i ,
Put free ou board at Loidon or Liveirpool,in
parcels of twenty ca o more; eachease two
dozen large, livo dose middle.. Iten :dozen
small. Parties who ory through a .have the
advantage of aSupply' om - our sto until th/3
arrival of direct order . •
James Keller a Sod's celebrate& Dundee Mar-
Unlade. Robert Hi diemaco's celebrated Albert
Biscuit. J. 4t.- G. . °Vs Gelatine. Crosse k
Blackell i siroods. clangrenters Racshout des
Arabes. Eininnes 's Stout, Bass end Allsopas
Ales., Wm. You ger's Eolubursch Ales. an, the
w Ines of Franc• Germany. Spain and Portugal.
• ' JOHN DIINCA-Nli Solid.
i l
Union Square a d 46 Beayer sareet,New York,
bole Agents for MESSRS. LEA A FIBRINS'.
Jels:k3l.lVl. /
And Applicable of
Every yariety
or
,
BIN-1 I I 'TCYILIYED OE
„2.00. THIS cAx.
ntttles the bearer, on presentation,
to, TWO DOLLARS abatement on a
Cash purchase of $25,00 at the great
cheap clothing house of
S. C. TREMERMAN,
ORIGINAL BIG NUMBER 11,
Sixth Street, late St. Clair.
Nobody beat by this establishment, but fair
dealing to alit Call and be- convinced. All
clothing plainly marked by printed cards, at
LO WEST CASH P, RILES,
So that no one may be deceived. -Remember
the.place, original ' big number 11, tfIXTII
'STREET, late tit. °lair. •
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. OF TEM
. . s. e. tskußemul.
de2sriv-s
a'% , r - %^ ACHES .OE
-2,QootNt,y.. -
•
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE'
_. Ey vs&
, .
Union 'Pacific Railroad Company,
zeitirms Drristoxi, -
Ding along the line or their load, at.
$l,OO TO $5,00 PER ACRE, •
And on a CREDIT ; OP FI BS.
Poe farther ikaractisra e., address
JOB2Ii P. DEVEREUX,
Land Commimsioner, Topeka., Ransiu.
Or OHAS. 'IL LAMBORN, Seely,
Ault: . St. Leas. kisnonn.
mb3l
Pis
Wd'OD, MON Ng4 .4ND
;MISTER3IPI7.IIIIjEL
L .
We;arenowSole ents lor E. P. llintlk4 well
known wood pump.
2 hes tzade wlll/bAsnprolled bite at lketOli Prt-:
cat ln lots to suit. • .
larps and eani`plele assOrtment always On
bawl. Fizolllea and all others in want of a good ,
pump , at' erg low trilee, which we Warrant. •
shouldere' thls. The hest alid.oheeest ppump.tn •
the eurhet„ \ • ~ - W. W. ,Al4ox, -
~± . Gerierat Wholesale Agent,
/ 1 13T Liberty street,•Pltlsburgh, Pa: •
TRADE MARK.
DITIIEGE'S
PROOF
&nP
i CIIIMMYS.
lo:e2e
AItSIFIALLIAS Etarain.
NABBUALWB ELMS WIL D
CUES HILDACHA.
martaliatW a ELI= WILL Coma DTBPSZBIA.
MABBHALWO /MUIR WILL Caram COSTLY/1r
Price ot.garaltall'a Eat% Ertl. ~.C" •
Detrot,_ aisol Market street. . ' H A LL
A. Co., Druggists, Proprietors..
• For sate, 'wholesale and•retalt, by fIEO. A.
KELLY,;,Pittabtargh. . -04:06.TV1S B
eiteA2.BIKUDIX
Omuta &
1.114;.40
on
fillfellkaill111114(41111J , 1 Alarrn.
a At, NEW 41811111:111,6o4 5 5,5 .
- k •
mooing *monocle; manta neither ram oemm ou t.,
Put lu one potpie eons to mine Catty tn*blexo
lemOsidec ,Juseeneeitad Vol tor meler ssy va s
orner iiber analtintti streets.
7*; :swum ; •••'.le'iri •• , 4! • WA:4441%1G Ulan
114W/IffilicaiioTit
IT'fat,i3x,,i4BattUretrailx,wfai L l
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS , '
4(o4 , o l anduakyrit;44lliglitay vi ra
VOIC I M.I.P,ANP
B mutat ou hand. 1-11414
o r 14 tip:T mpoitomqtr inea•vsit
to.F.JICILVAL, JBECIIKETT,t:
+ rin"Rtintraintegatt.
1414 0-iiiatigeNv il aihric't ape
trAt NEM.=`l (Kr 'bane's,
, iolevelizet,Whise litztiet)2oo bbli Seale=
so. "bruit+ trf. - •
• r Iit.CANYTELD.•
C IFIESSE,=SO errata) "'Factory
,cheesps Ppiti P9s.tgnittapiripar
FIEI
NAPtie . svolurtv-io barrels
Wi47;I•ANG & oret,
Watt 11114,w00d street.
•'t;.i;r
' DEAVILie aitittiti:7-100
Coment- for silo
J. lIMANSISALJJ .
•
I _ • . RAILROADS:
1tq3 4 3
TTSB I,GE., FORT WA E,t CHICAGO
B. W. and CLEVELAND& PlTATimum
From May Oth, 1 862,_ trains'%ll.l leave teem
• and arrive ' t the' 17mon Depot - nth a id e , pim a .
burgh city ti re s, as follows:
Chicago Ex.. .. 2:08 a m Chicago
.4:5g a m
Erie d Ygn r.7:28 a III; Chicago Exntako3 p isk
Cl. &liVh!gld'lB:l3,a m Wheeling E 0:403 am
Chicago Mail.. 8:58 a mlSt. Louis •E ;08 pm,
,Chicago EX ~.9:43 a miChVgo Ex& p m
Ex 2:08p n. ;Cleveland Ex 5 a pp a
Chicago Ex., 2:23 pm I Erie & Yg'n risp
Depart) & Erie Ex4:3B pn. & Wtt'N Ex 3p m
. rQta Ailegaia4l. ArriVe tit /le 1,
Bea'r Falls ..te. - 8:58 ani Leetsdale Ac.. 6: am
Leetsdale ' 10:03 a m ,13ca'r Yells " 8: a m
11:58 a m .New Castle "10:2
Rochester " 1 :2 8 P m. Emil " 2:1
Enon " •3:511p m Leetsdale " 1:084
Leetsdale Acc.s:l3 pm, Rea'r Rails 2:43 , p
Bea'rFalls P. .6:13 p nv, Leetsdale " 4:33 pa
Leetsdale' " ZO: 43 PM ' •
_" 7 ; 2 3=1
Fair Oaks:Sun- I Yam Oaks Sun-
I:at:harsh. 1:13 m , day uhurch. 9:58 am
m, Chicago Express leaves daily.
12 032. m.Chteago Express arrives daily.
J. M. KIMBALL, J. N. M'CULLOI7OR
mylB ,
• Oen'l Ticket Agent.- • 43e.nn Suptenn.
•
ter from ,s medic*
fat Mad
genii m
brother
ras. to h
Ezzim
at Wo ,
"r)
Pert
=I ID
=NOE OF
TUNE.
VALLEY.EMILUDAZI,
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, TO THE OIL
REGIONS WITHOUT camovw OF OAK%
°nand after idONDAY,'J u p e /4th.lb6 S_,TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (Except Sunday)
will leave Eittsburgt Doped., corner of Elev
enth and Pike streets, for Franklin, Oil Oltir,Eltif.
falo, and all points in U e Oil Regions.
r
ERIV DeriTT6Bl7l6lB
Day Ex 8:00 am Day- Kx 5:15
aright . 7:30 pm Night Ex 0;30 am m
Brady's BAc 3.05 p m Bradys B Ac I oati aas
Freeport Ae 9:404M let SodaWnre 7:40 ato
Ad Soda W , ke 6:30 pin Free p ort Ac. 6:16 pin
let Melton— 6:44 a m let Milton.. 1 4 :50 a ne.
2d 8nit0n...12:00 mAd H:00 p m
3d Milton." I tie° pm 3d Halton.... 1:05 p m
Arnold's Ae.',s:eo p mlArnold'sAC.: 7:40 p
Chum train Ur and from. Soda Works 'leave
Ptttsborgh at 1:10 p. st. Arrive i at Pittsburgh.
(Sundays,) at 41 , 50 A: is.
Express trains stop only at principal.pointo.
Accommodation rains stop at all-stations -
'J. J. LA WREN cr., Gen'( Snp't.
ap3o THOMAS H. KING, Asst.cuptt.
ENNSYLVA.anamix"
NIA. CENTRAL RAIL
AD. On and aftegrll 28th, 1869, Trani'
will arrive at and de from the Union Depot,:
corner of Washin gton and Liberty streets. se
follows:
Amiss. • Depart.
Mail Train.... 1:25 am MayExprees..ll:ls ant
Fast Line... .1.45 am Soutnern Ex— 4:50 am
Wall's No. 1.. 6 20 am Wall's No. 1.. 5:30 ans,
BrintonAcc"n.l:so am Nall Train 8:15 am
Wall's No. 2. . 8:50 am How , dAs No110:20 AM
Cincinnati Ex.9:10 am *Cincin'ti Ex 111:30 pas
Johnstown Ac10:35 am Wall's No. 2..11:51 as
How'd Ac Nol 1:19 pm JOhnstown Ac. 3:05 pis(
Pittsb'rh Ex. I:3opm Braddock+) Ac. 3:40 pat
Phila. Expressl:Bo pm Phila. Express 4:20pm.3
Was
s No. 8.2:50 pm Wall's' No.' 3 4:50 pa.
Braddock Ac.. 5:59pm Wall's No, 4.. 6:05 pa
flow'd Ac No 2 9:35pm *Past Line.... 7:30 pia
Wall's No. 4. 1:20 pm 'How'd se No 2.8:20 put:
Way Passn'r 10:20 pm . Wall'sho. 5.. 11:00 ens .
*These trains make cleat connection at Harris
burg for Baltimore.
The Church Train leaves Walls StationeveiT
/Sunday at 9:05 a. m., reaching Pittsburgh
10:05 a.' re. Re turning,• leaves Pittsburgh
12:50 p. m. sad arrive/Ist Walls Station
'Cincinnati Egpreall leaval daily, AU eille
train s daily except Sunday.
For ftilrther inibrmauon appl to
W. H. BEDAmt. •
The resnsywanutßallroad Company will notes
same any risk for Baggage, except for wearingsp
parel,_and limit their responsibllitv to One Hutt.
dre. Dollars in value. Alt gage exceeding
tbrt amount in ' vainer will be e t
the risk of Lb.
Owner. Wan taken by'speds. 1 contracL
EDWARD ti. WILLL
ap2s General euperintendent„ AltoolM
HE TE R
PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD.—On and afterApril2sth,lB69.3t•
Passenger Trains on .the Western Pennsylvania-
Bat road will arrive at and depart from tint
Feders 'St rri reet Depot, Allegheny City,talbllowat
= Ave. ' Depart, .‘
flpringd , e No 16:40a m ... .. . 7:00a fill
Freeport No. 1S:20 a m Freeport. No. I 9 : 2 0aa1l
Express...... 10:40 a m Sharpb , :g NO111:510 am
Sharpb , ar No.11:20 pus Express 2:50 pig
Freeport No . 26:00 pm tlipffegd'eNts/3:80 pin
Mall 5:50 p m Freeport N0.25:20 pin
Sprlngd , e No 2 6:20 - ism StaingsPe Nal 6:30 pis
.Aboy_e trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train lea,Ves Allegheny Jitictice
every, &tufty at 7:40 a,132., resetting. Allegh eny
City at 9:50 a. m. Returning" leave. Allegh eny
City at 1:20 p. m. and twelve at Allegheny nue.
tlon at 3:40 e. - • ' •
COmmirrarion Timms—For , sale inpattkagen
of Twenty between Allegheny City Chestnut
street, Heirs,/ Benne rn t7ne Creel , Etna and
Sharpsbure and - good Oa the trains stopping
at Station,. seeeleed , on ts. ••, - • -
The tsshullesving allegnen City at 1:00 a.
in. make direct connection at Freeport withWal.
kers line of Stages for Butler and.Banztahatennu
Through tibkent mal a ise purchased at tha Once.
No. Is; Clair litres nearthe Str i azlßridgth
Pittsburs and sit e Depot. 7:
Yor further inlbrmationitiply to
/". 'TAWS It i ftkALte n t.
ed otreet Depot.
/ The Western Penney/v will not
al same any risk for Bag . forwesrlAS
-anticlitude , bUity to Om
Hundred-I:Sollars ,value. 'beware en.
•;ceedlng tlis amountin svaab 4411E4 ittrisk of
the owner, taeleee takottArecial w avi
apte ,filenend Saneriatendent,.
lI N TSBIWA L H'ainaIui
wina tli MAii. •
. •, t - steoi - aavoil
PAN liANDia EOM,
Tlll:ll', 4 4lttelid 110NDAY
April 38 1869,' prtiliemre atuLamtve
the triads Depot, as ttesows:
s . .
Matt 1 1
1181 4 1 :
Past ft:Vikmec..
Express p. m. :33 11.
limed Aeata -- 6:58 IN IL
4/1 , 01111/a'a Act34l, N 0.11143 seeao.. 4:111a.
atftbervillelussommod, MSS te. ta:' 4:33 a.a
NeDonahViskeolm,No.l.§p_to. at. 2 :13 e. MI6
iamb* Church Tramt: - mw pi: M. VMS's. au
4. 1 triiiir WM I VOW!. _
Jill other trains will ran , s t fl
an i anasyji excepts.
ed. 9_,1113 , =kat ea-Alase eaa-I
=Alm at Newark 'icr z e. I. •
s •-.;• s 8.-z; eeneratTleket_AZent.
V. WW. OAAD, Obi!.
' •• • ••
MCOTSHDRGIFAADWIMMIT
NNBLLS VI Lig
On and after TUESDA. oyeinber,
1865,' teal= will arrive at ant depart from Um
Depot corner of Gnat. OaWater, streets, S/
fonOwss • • • • . •
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