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PETROLEUM itIMUMI.
OFFICE 0 - PITT3BUF.OU - GAZETTE, t
TUESDAY July 13, lfiG9.
The market continues quiet and weak,
Ind, compared with yeaterilay,• both
)rude and Refined. for present as well
s future delivery, are fully a quarter
ewer. The market is in a very peculiar •
ondition, and until there is a change
ae way or the other, it is not likely that .
,aere will be lunch done.. It is said that
se "bulls" are afraid to talead, being
pprehousivelbat if thoyti would corn
' aeries to sell a break would be the re
lilt, while the übearsurati timid about
ailing •ishort," and, as the saying is,
the one is afraid and the other
aren't." As already intimated, how
ver, thofeeling has been a little bearish
)r a couple of days, though as yet, the
edible is slight, not exceeding half a
cut.
"CRUDE.
The Clad° market was comparatively
ley today, with more of a disposit
nanifested to sell, and, compared with
•eaterdiiy, prices are a quarter lower.
ale of 1,000 spot, at 1454; 500 do spot, at
; 81,000 paid for the privilege of de
4y,
ivering 5,000 bbls any time this year at
4; and—last evening-3,000 seller until
'uly 20th,at 1431, There was also a
light decline at Oil City, with offers to
ell at p)9O. •
REFINED•
Sale 500 July at 32; and 500 each Au.
list to December at 33. The July sale
ras made early in the day; in the after
oon there were offers to sell at -31%.*
pot quoted down to 31 1 / 4E -market weak,
Oth a drooping tendency. •
LIIBRICIATESI3 OILS.
,c4BB Winter Lubricating oil9oe
gclipse Railroad Axle 135 c
iclipse Machinery 750
gclipse Spindle 800
. • • 'Romans OF cnunz
- & Bro.l 1420 . bbls
)wston & Sowers 480 "
"
'arker & Thompson. ..... ....... - 980
4. S. Thomas. ' 380
".
"
- 'OO/ & Bin
Total 2,480 bbls.
OIL SHIPPED MST BT A. V. B. B.
Montzheimer. Koehler & Co. 500 bbls ref
Waring. Sing & Co., Philadelphia.
' StAndard Oil Co., 527 bbls refined to
Narden, Frew & Co.. Philadelphia.
Wormser, Myers & Cm, 220 bbls ref. oil
o Warden, Frew & Co., PhiladBl ) hie
Livingston & Bro., 50 bbls .refined to
,:Garden, Frew & Co., Philadelphia. '
. ',I Lyons & Bro., 196 bbls refined to W.
; Logan & Bro., Philadelphia.
licKelvy, & Bro., 28L bbls refined to
W. P. Logan & Brq., Philadelphia.
' l "..*.qtal shipments Refined 1,77 4
71L SHIPEENTS PEB,WEST 88.
G. W. Holdship & Co.. 105 bbls refined
'o Waring, King & Cg. , Philadelphia.
,
)IL SHIPPED EAST Pitons DIBAHIENIS
DEPOT.
Fleming & Co. 168 bbls ref. oil to Bost
pcich dr. Tilfred, Phil'a.
Brooke , Ballentine &.. Co., 94 I ,bble ref.
•
to Warden, Frew & Co„ Philadelphia.
H. W. C. Tweddle 12 bbla lubricating
- ;43 W. B.George; P hiladelphia. .
Total shipments Refined 274
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
• NEw Yuan, July 13.—Afases; pots
Steady at $7,37®7,62; pearls dull and
nominal. Cotton - firm• and a fair busi
aess doing; sales of 1,600 bales at 34 1 .®
'• •;; , 4i• ttplandi. - Flour—receipts, 10,925
Perrels. Flour without change in prices;
tales of 13,000 barrels at $5.20©5,60 fer
• :••uperfine State and western, $7,50®6,90
• Tor common to choice extra State, $6,20(a
. •". 5,90 do. for extra western, $7©7,25 for
• '• good to choice white wheat .extra, $6,50
.or common to choice round hoop Ohio,
1i7®7,50 for common to fair extra St.
' Louis, sB®lo for good to choice do.:
' ' Closing quiet; included , in sales are 4,600
•'• ;•- barrels for export at $6,50®6,55 for west- ,
; • • ern, $6,60®6,75 for State. California
• Flour unchanged; sales of 200 barrels at
• $6,40®9. Rye Flour quiet; sales of 300
•• . 'Parreis a t t t14,25®6,40. Cornmeal un
-:• changed; dales of 180 barrels of Fairfax
nt $5 Whiskey a shade firmer, sales of
• • a •
65 barrels of western at $1,0434 free.
Grain receipts wheat, 222,199 bushels.
Wheat opened about lo better and
• closed quiet With the advance lost;
'sales • Of 117,000 bushels at $1,48®1,50
''for No. 2 spring; $1,55 for No. 1 do; $1,60
01,53 for winter red western; 111.67% for
r
white Michigan; $1,66®1,'T7 1 4 far whi
• •. • 'Cuba. Rye quiet, with sales 4,500u5h
b
western at $1,27®1,27%. Barley and Bar
'. • •
:' - ley Malt dull and nominaL Corn—re
ceipts 54,402 bush; market opened firm
er, •- l3ut closed dull and the advance , lost, .
with'sales 82,000 bush at 73®94 for new
•; mixed western via
• ••• s®as 1 n d 9rl®9esscte fon
do..via r ailroad; r
yellow; closing lc below these extreme
• quotations. Oats—receipts 25,867 bush;
-;:•
market dull, with sales 26,000 bush at 80c
for western in store. and 81®82c for do.
afloat. Rice quiet. Coffee dull. Sugar
7.1 steady, with sales 800 hhds Cuba at 11®
12mc. Molasses dull: Petroleum firm
at 16%®17c for Crude, and 32 4 /A32%c for
refined. Hops steady at,B®lsc for Arnett- I,
• 'can. Linseed Oil quiet and steady. Pro.
visions—Pork quiet and firm, with sales
, 470 bbls 532,25®32,27 for newimess; $31,50
'for old do; $26®27 for prime; $28,25®
. 29 for. prime mess. Beef is steady with
'sales ,of 400, barrels et 113®16 for new
- plain mess. Tierce Beef nominal at 520
-; ®25 for prime mess, and $25®30 for
India mess. Beef Hamaer sales of 125
• .arr,els at $2O®3L Cut Meats are quiet
:• and firm, with sales 200 packagei at 133.
®13%0 for shoulders. 16(17 1 %c for hams;
• middle! firm and quiet, with sales cf 100
boxes -ice curea at 16y 3 ®16%e. Lard
, quiet and firmer, with sales of 400 tierces
: '• at 17 ®19,0 for steam, and 19%®20e for
kettle rendered. Butter quiet at 16®320
for'Ohio and 18®36c for State. Cheese
•• „,ttlet and steady at 11®15Nc. Freights
to Liverpool are active and firm, with
shipments of 100,000 bushels wheat at Bd.
per Sail, and 9®9Xd per steam, and 4,500
barrels flour at 2s 3d per Sal.
• ; Lvtest—Flour less active. and a shade
-easier for shipping grades. Wheat steady
' 1 with a moderate demand. Rye dull at
1;1,27 for western. Oats dull and heavy
i.at 81c for western afloat. ,Corn heavy at
; 89®03c for sound` mixed western via ca
nal and railroad. Pork quiet and noml
,
nallyunchanged. Beef in moderate in
uiry at steady prices: Cut meats dull
antignchanged. • Bacon dull and' heavy.
Lard quiet at 19,4(411.935c for fair to prime
steam:. Eggs,quiet and unchanged.
Ctreasno, July 13. Exchange is firmer
but witneut quotable change.. Freights
1 -in better demand, with engagements at
5c for corn, and Oic for wheat to Buffalo.
Flora In good shipping and local de
-1 'wand, with sales at $9,00 for white winter
extra, $5.00®6,75 for spring ext,ras, $4,62%
@OP% - for spring superfine., Wheat—
in tolerably, active speculative demand;
at the opening' the market was excited
d higher; at th dose e close the market'
at
gav
an
we and No; 2 spring d. weak
I sl, , V)1; Ne. grad 1482ji@1,88%, and.
; N 0. ., B : ffit sip I,BL fairly, fur
*meant prices Xo higher than
an y
;circles? but at they-aloes' alvioektrosa Mie
r
East were unfavorable and a portion of
the advance was lost; the opening figures
for No. 2 were 79%©79, 4 c, and the
closing figures 78%©79c; the princi
pal demand was by speculators. Oats
in good speculative request, with
sales of N. 2 in store at 6434
@67c, and 64,,p56614 c, seller month, clos
ing at 663,4 c, cash. Rye a shade easier at
$1,05®1,06 for No. 1; 51,04 for No. 2, clos
ing at $1,05 for former. Barley scarce
and without transactions...' Highwines
firmer and 1,520 higher, closing steady
and firm at V. Provisions firmer: mess
pork inactive but held at M. Lard is
wanted at 18Nc, but holders refuse to sell
at less than 18,•.:c. Swept Pickled Hams
firm and steady at $1,06%®1,07. Re
ceipts were 5,326 bbls flour, 110,629 bush
wheat, 96,206 bush corn, 38,849 bush oats,
1,077 bush rye, 1,613 head of hogs. Ship- .
ments were 13,245 bbls fiour,lBl,3lo bush
wheat, 124,366 bush corn, 84,884 bush
ca 1,133 bush rye,. 2,676 head . of hogs.
Louis, July 13.—Tobacco: better
demand and more doing, sellers being
disposed to let go; prices unchanged.
Cotton nominal, 32%©330. Hemp firm,
but not much doing; small sales of
dressed at 52,35@2,40. Flour: low gra4e4
active add Amerce; super sold at 0,25(4)
5,80; X 56,00@6,35; XX $6,50; XXX
11.7,00@7,50; fancy $8,00@9,50. Wheat:
very little spring offering; common to
__.
choice dry new scarce and find seedy
sales
. .at 151,40@1,50. Corn very firm,
better and slow; white in bulk sold at
87c; good yellow in sacks 92c; fair to
choice white 930M1. Oats very firm at
68c in elevator, 70c for black An seeks,
71(g75 for mixed to choice white. Rye
advanced to $1,17%. Whisky steady at
51. Groceries quiet and unchanged.
Provisions unchanged. Pork sold <at
533,00@33,25. Bacon: shoulders 13©14!,4,
Clear rib sides 17gc, clear sides 18;4c.
Lard quiet at 18c for prime in lots, and
19c for choice kettle in small way. Re
ceipts-1,600 bbls flour, 6,100 bush wheat,
6,600 bush corn, 350 bush oats, 200 bush
barley, 200 bush rye, 100 hogs.
•
CINCINNATI, Jnly 12.—Ylonr dull and
the demand light: family $5,75@6.00.
Wheat ,dull and drooping; red $1,25@
1,30. Corn firm and in demand at 77()d
79c. Oats firm at' 72@75c; supply light.
Rye 51.15. Cotton unchanged; middling
33c. Tobacco in good• demand; sales of
269 hhds at $4,25@17,75. Whisky firm
and in fair ilea:Land at $l,OO. Provisions
firm but quiet. Mess Pork 132473@33. 00 .
Bulk Meats, 13@15%c for shoulders and
sides. Bacon,
14©17%®18c; 70 hhds
shoulders sold at 14c; at the close holders
asked rather higher rates. Lard held at
19c. Sugar Cured Hams in good de
mand at 21c. Butter scarce and firm at
24(4)28c. Cheese dull at 13®1334c for
Western Reserve; factory 163 4 @16e.
Eggs lower; now selling at 163 1 @17e.
Linseed Oil dull at $400@1,02. Lard Oil
$1,35@1.40 for No. 1 and extra. Petro
letim 27(4)300. Gold 136 N. Exchange
firm at par buying. Money easier at 8©
10 per cent.
•
TOLEDO, July 13.—Floor dull and un
changed. Wheat; amber 4c better at
Michigan regular 3o better at 51,42 for
No. 2, red $1,37, No. 3 red at $1,245.
Corn lc better, quiet and firm; No. 1 at
quit 2 at 82, re jectat 71M@72.. Oats,
and steady at 71 for Michig an'. Rye
in small parcels offered at $1,10; no
round lots in market. Barley dull and
nominal. The receipts for the past
twenty-four hours amounted to 900 bar
rels of flour, 11,200 bushels of wheat.
11,800 bushels of corn, 5,200 bushels of
oats. The shipments for the same time
were 1,000 barrels of Hour, 18,000 bush
els of wheat, 3,400 bushels of corn, 3,900
bushels of oats.
I Live Stock Markets.
Cinc;xoo, July 13.—Cattle dull and de
clined 10®15c; sales at $4,813•,®5,12 1 ,4 for .
cows. $6,25@6,6234 for fair to medium,
$6,75©7,00 for good. Hogs dull at V 3,30
as,so for fair to medium, $8,60©9,00 - for
go4AI to choice, and $9,0)@9,20 for extra.
CINCINNATI. July \ B.—Beef Cattle
firm at $4,50©7,50. Sheep in light anti
ply and firm at $2,50. Lambs $2(4)2,75.
Hogs firm and in light supply at $B,O / 0@
9,50.
Sr. Louis, July 13.—Cattle quiet and
unchanged, 3@7c." , - Hogs steady at
7@9Nc.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW tORIE, July 13.—Dry goods mar
ket remains inert and there is little or no
change to notice in the prices of staple
goods, which remain steady.
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
.. .
PITTSBURGH, FORT WRYPIR & CHI
CAGO RAMROAD, July 12.-100 bbls flour,
Watt, Lang & Co; 1 car stone, J L L
Knox; 27 bills spokes, T Hare &. Bro; 11
eke rats, Godfrey& Clark; 49 do. do, Fra
zier & Metztar; 43 bit+ cheese, Wood
worth & Davison; 86 do do, IC J Braden;
2 bbls eggs, John Wilson dr, Son; 4 sits
rags, Christy & Benham; 16 do do, C
Obertrane; 50 bx.s cheese, J A Cawdry;
100 do do, T C Jenkins & Bro; 15 do do,
Hnox & Orr; 25 do do, W M Gormly 15
do do. J H Lippencott; 10 do do, Vamp:tr.
der dc Shepard; 20 do do, J S. Dilworth &
Co; 50 do doi Arbuckles dr, Co; 10 do do,
Donlevy dr, Bro; 95 do do, Voigt, Mahood
& Co; 15 do do, E Heazleton; 20 do do, W
D Cooper; 100 bgs barley malt, W Gray
& Sons; 2 cars husks, Er Edmundson; 5
bbls whisky, J Adler dr. Co; 8 bbls eggs,
Day & Co; 1 car wheat, Mitchell & Rey
nolds.
AximtaxtMgr VALI.= RemazoAD. July
13.-7-74 sks oats, 3 do wheat, 5 do rye, I
Scott & Gisal; 30 do do, R Stewart; 6
cars railroad iron, J B Dorrington; 3 pkgs
butter, Voigt, Mahood & Co: 3 cars stone,
Henderson dr,..Co; 1 do do. Harrison; 1 car
metal, HI Woodsides; 1 bbl eggs, L J
Blanchard; 2 cars bark, W. Flacons &
Son; 1 car grain, Martin, Brickell it -,,C0;
1 car lime,D L Reynolds; O6l bgs oats,
S Hood; 1,20 bbls ofl,
do Fishdoe Parker Bro; r
&
80
do do, Pool Bro; '4BO
Thompson; 480 do do, Owston it Sowers;
320 do do, Geo. S Thomas.
cxxvicLAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL.
ROAD, July 13.-4 carsore, Brady, B Iron
Co; 2 do do, Brown &Co; 1 dodo, Cole
man, Rahm & Co; 545 blooms iron, Nim
ick t Co; 6 cks pearlash, I Dickey; 6
bdls paper, 3 McMillan; .50 bbls oil,
Speer;
Speer; 3 bbls do. 37 do apples, Voigt,
Mahood & Co; 7 Wu:cheese, .Day & Co: 10
do do, A Kirkpatrick & Co; 50 obis lab
oil, D Bly & Co; 1 do do, Johnson &
Paine; 32 bales cotton, Childs id; Co; 90
bdls wall paper, M W Rankin dc Bro.
ALLEGHENY STATION, July 12.-40
sks oats, Robinson & McKinney: 4 cars
iron ore,ll do limestone,Superior Iron Co;
1 car wheat, Kennedy . Bro; 1 bbl eggs, J
O'Hanlin;lBs s Jones;" ,
110 oats R Knox dr.
ides,
Son;
37 sks rags, S Bgreen h
Popp, Baker & Co; 190 sks flour, S C
McMasters, 40 do do, Voeghtly & Kopp:
1 car wheat, McKee & Co; Lear corn, M.
1 Steel & Son; 50 bbis lime, J
bales cotton, A. H Childs & Co. Craig; 12
PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI AND ST.
Louts'RAILROAD.i July 13.-2 bbls eggs,
M W Rankin & Bros; 29 sks oats,l4o.
Henry &Hood; 60 bg s
_ shorts, M Shorb
& Son; 8 bbls eggs, W II Graff & Co; 10
bble flour,' J 0 Jenkins: 10 eke do, J
Zigler; 50 tcs hams, Geo Mitchell; 47 bble
Potatoes, McCune & Bros; 2 hhde shoul
ders...7as Lippencott; 25 tea pars; JP
Baum 200 bble flour,' Jam -' Gardner; 600
TVg is /P 4 l it T Nevin dr. Oa- ,
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.: 'WEDNESDAY, JIII,Y 14, 1869
RIVER NEWS
The weather continues cloudy, hot and
unsettled, with frequent showers. We
were in hopes that the "wet -spell" had
passed, but our expectations thus far
have not, been realized. The river is
failing steadily with six feet eta inches
In the channel by the Monongahela
marks last evening. , Mercury at 4 P. at.
89 in shade. "-
The. Lorena arrived from St. Louis on
Monday evening, and there have been no
arrivals since. -
Capt. J. C. Vanhojk, was to have, left
for St. Louis yesterday, at which
place he will agar assumO command
of the Great Republ c. .
The Glendale did
ot get off for St.
Louisi yesterday as expected, but pass
engers and shippers can' rely on her
leaving to-day.
The Colossal and Mollie Ebert passed
Omaha •on Saturday en route for St.
Louis, from Fort Benton. .:
The Andrew Ackley arrived at Fort
[Benton on the 26th of last month, with
120 tons of freight, having been obliged
to leave tha balance of her cargo at Cow
Island.
The Wauanita, arrived at St. Louis on
Saturday, and the R. C. Gray left there
the same day for Pittsburgh.
* Henry L. Parke, a well known steam
boat clerk, died at the residence of his
father-in-law, Capt. Greenlee, on Mon
day. Ha was second clerk.on the Leoni
das for several years.
The Julia No. 2, for Zanesville, is the
only departure we have to record..
The
The Bellevernon Capt. Darragh' Jr., is
announced for St. Louis forthwith.
—4. D. Paul, a Cincinnati and New Or
leans pilot, died in Newport Saturday.
—Jo Rutledge, who piloted the. Jennie
Brown from Pittsburgh to St. Louis,
over the falls and all, has returned to
Cincinnati, and will go round on the
Glendale. .
—The Great Republic, New Orleans:to
St. Louis, and the Rubicon, St. Louis to
Pittsburgh, were at Cairo on• Sunday,
and the Glasgow, St. Paul to Pittsburg,
was at Louisville the same day.\
—The steamer Eureka, was 'sunk in
the ObionSiver a short time since, has
been raised and will re-enter the Dyers
tourg and. Hale's Point trade just as soon
*lithe necessary repairs can be made.
—Up the Mississippi the light freight
offerings are driving a number of boats
off. The Gault is laid up at • Fulton,
while the Imperial and Clipper, of the
Robison line, are laid up at Winona.
—The La Crosse Democrat of the 6th
sayS: Three boats were launched , on
Saturday evening last, two being steam
ers, and.the third being one which we
shall soon have occasion to notice as the
greatest oddity, in the shape of a float
ing vessel, that has ever been seen on
Western waters.
—Captain -Tom Rea is putting the ma
chinery of the Rowena into the. Silver
Bow. The engines are of the following
dimensions: Eighteen and three.eighths
in6h cylinder, six feet stroke, and we
suppose that with this increase of power
the Silver Bow will rank any boat afloat
for speed and general worth.
—On Saturday night, July 3, J. W.
Gunn, the , commander of the steamer
Rob Roy, was presented, at Keokuk,
with a gold watch valued at 5300. It was
the gift of his river Mende, a large num
ber of persons residing in towns on the
packet line assisting in its purchase.—
The project of presenting him with a
watch was unknown to the captain until
everything had been amply prepared for
the occasion. A banquet followed, in
which a large number of the captain's
friends participated.
—The Cincinnati Commercial "goes
for" the reporter of the Gazette of that
city, as tollovrs: Stephenson. the im
mortal philosopher and aquatic repor
ter of that respectable family journal
situated on "tother" corner, yesterday.
in all the glory of a lately-purchased
wardrobe. patent leathers and prespira
tion-proof collar, and handsome plush
`tile,
.perambulated up
and
down the
pri um pal_laues of this mysterious village,
flattering himaelf upon having "capped
the climax" by adding another year to
his life, and celebrating another birth
day. . '
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FOR ST. LOUIS , GA-ArgEt
LENA. DUBUQUE AND BT.
UL.—Thr line passenger packet.
'EBLLEVERNON....C.Ipt. J. J. DAB neon, Jn.,
onlli leave for the above and intermediate ports
WED.NISDAY. 14th Inst..- at 4 r. .m.
J. D. COLLINGWVOD ,
" JOHN FLACK, Agents.
KOR ST. LOVIS, EEO
NUE.. DUBUQUE and ST.
UL—The steamer
(11. EN DALE Capt. Jonlt 11. loAnli.
Will have for toe above ports THIS DAf
at 4 o'clock P. N.
Icor freight or passage apply on board, or to
FLACK a COLLIN(. 4 WOOD, Agents
or CHAS. BARNES, Agent.
IWTTN BIIR
GU,
ERSEDRO_
Aldril l
Comminv , a wbart
twat,. runs of Au 000 Street, daily 'LIS m.. WED
NESDAYS and SATURD AY S.
unfit L. smratiwg. DXamer.
Ereigbt will be receivd oun by
• JAMES C O LLINS.
ELACE'ec COLLINGWOOD,
Agent*.
EMI
Tr° LIVERPOOL AND
.
QUEENSTOWN.
TUN INMAN MAIL 6TEAMSIIIPS.
ziumbertztx sixteen first-class 'weasels, among
mthe celebrated
ClTy_ OF PA.13115, CITY OF A.NTWEr.
CITY OF. BOSTOAM,
OF LOON CITONDY OF BALTIMORE,
C
Bailing EVERY BATDBDAY, from Pier 46,
North River, New York. For ositssge or farther
informs olost apoiv to
WILLIAM BINGHAM. Jr.
VO,FIFTH STREET, (Ohromete Building
VPJMIT nunnutte PO I.lt 1.11 ritrabor -tt
UAT.; VCTION SAL OF LOTS IN
ROBINSON TOWNAIIP. ALLEGHENY
NTY, PA. Will be eold at A uction on the
premises, on THURsDaY. JULY 15, at 1
o'clock P. rd., 19sit OP LN U. un;•dlvided
into one acre lotsuate on cue Middleton road.
distant four miler trOm the Pittsburgh Court.
House and three miles from the Allegheny Mar
k:it House; easy of access by Saw a nd
Ferry and Middleton road, b_y Cork's Run and
Manchester Steam Ferry, try Pantiacidle Railroad
from Nimlek's Station. and by Ft. Wayn ,
Chicago and Cleveland Railroad from Woods
Run: For further particulars see lithograph
hand bills, or enquire of JAMES Mci-r ONN,F
GLIL Charters township, or F. A• DUHRMAN,
- No. 113 First avenue, Pittsburgh.
j022:11.64.22... 1 . 13 ••
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ASSIGNEE% SALE of 15 Acres,
Pennsylvaniai:Avenne, opposite Menu ,
and,s Grove.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July ITth. at 4
o'clock..will be sold on the premiers. by order of
John 11. ennedy and •olat G. hiacConner, As.
eignees in Rankruptey of Michael O'Hara, that
- Macao property ln Um City of Pittsburgh, for
inerly Ltuer 7 township, anti fronting on Pelnl•
syivania avenue, oppor te McFarland , . Grove.
containing 14k acres and 140 perches. beauti
folly located and commanding handsome views
of the Valley and stwoonding villas. •
TYROS ft" Or briat—Elold subject to a mortgage 0.
51A.441.92, halanCe cash.
jyl3 • A. asoworAncs, Aucttoßeir.•.
RIVER PACE TS.
PAABEILSBII II43 .
STEAMSHIPS.
AUCTION SALES.
IDIEWEIMII.-- 20 sacks or sal
lifi t VAVISLIN
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...... STEVLIMON
STEVENSON,
Jo L. DILLINGEE•••• - ?
DILEL'MGFER
DISTILLERS AND DEALERS IN
Pure Rye Vithiskies.
IMITEGTEI I § OF
BRANDIES, ES, W4 l &C.,
No. 87 Seoonl. Aver%
PITTSEUSGEJ PA.
sp2o
EsxAAystra BY A. Tji
W. N. GORKLY, Y .
WHOLESALE GROCER
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(DnItICTLY ()n.P./OEMS HMS.)
ge ins-reirtnacru. PA.
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
- Successor to Fetzer & Armstrong,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 25 MARKET STREET.
mvlS
11. STILLY J. L.
M STEELE fit. SON,
*Commission Merchants,
AND DigALIIIS IN
Vidol3ll, GFRAIN. FEED. etch
911 OHIO BTREEI, near East Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY. YA.
rrnigural JAB. 7. DICILABT
KPH. & RITCWIRT,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND Dr-ALAND IN
FLOUR, eIIAIN, SEEDS, MILL YEED,,ic.,
349 Liberty 11t., Pittsburgh, •
My24:b37
Le J. BLAN C HARD•
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 398 PENN STitEET-.1
aplß:x9)
T /
ITTLE, - BALUD & PATTON,
Wholesale G rocers , Commission Merchants
an Dealers in Produce, Flour. Bacon, Choese,
Irish. Carbon and Lard Oil, Iron Ns. (Mass,
Cotton Yarns and all P•itsburgh , Ma ail nufacture'
generally, llia and IV, oZEOND STREET,
Pittsburgh.
. .
JOHN stinntor A 'WALLACE.
:LIPTON &,WALLACE,WhoIe
SALE 0 ROOERS AND PROD OCR DEAL
No. 6 SIXTH STREET. Pitt &burgh.
1112:rrg .
. -
.10111 1 L 80111311..RDW. 110176Z.... 17 X. 11. BODO.
TOHN rs I. HOUSEHO&UBROS., Su e .
u cesso to JOHN I. SE I CO., Wnole•
s; Grocers aud Commission Merchants, Cm , .
ner of Smithfield and Water Streets. Pittsburgh.
LEGAL.
I% THE ORPHANS' COURT for
the county of Allegheny, No. 79,June ,
1409.
In the matter of the irconnt of D. W. ELDER,
Etas ~Trustee to sell real estate of MARY Wal'.
SUN, dec'd.
.And now, to wit, June 19, 1869, on motion
of John Barton, Attetury for Geo. Burnes and
wife and .other dlstrlnnt.es , the Court appoint
J As. s• ?Mak:MAR Auditor to make dlstnbn
lion of the fudd in the hands B
Yof trustees.
T lIE COURT.
The Auditor appointed in the above ease will
meet the,partiss interested In the above mud at
his otlice. - N0.1 45 Mirth aysnutt.on SATULIDAT.
24t1 day of July. A. D. 11419, at 10 o'cleck.
A. st.. for the iturpose of attending to the duties
of his appolatment
J. S. STRICKLER, Auditor.
June 22, 1869, 1e23:1:95.vir
-
-TN THE DIATTEH ifitthe aPPH
ra C....10N of the "Consolidated v uturl
ran - CManpany" for a Charter of Incorporation.
Iro. 14k; bept. 1869.
otice is hervin gt. en that the "Consolidated
Mutual Insurance Company of Pittsburgh" have
made *indication to the Court of Common Pleas
fora
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION,
And that the same will be granted at the next
term of A °art, nniess
sufficient season should be
shown td the eontrary•
JACOB H. WATER.
ProthLonotary.
)e30:123 .w
'CLECITTOR 9 S
Whereas. letters testamentary on the e
statesa
o tY ANN YOUNG, deceased, late
diana township, Atlegbeny county, Pa. having
been granted to the undersigned by the Register
of Wei county, all persons having clslMS*Rainst
said estate are requested to present them duty
authenticated for settlement, and those indebted
to said estate will make payment Immediately to
BEN JA-31IN KELLY,
Executor.'
e2:klO•W
NOTIOE.—W bereas letters tes
tamentary to the estate cd Samuel Wallace,
Me . of the borough of -Birmingham,
deceased.
have been granted to the subscriber, all persons
ndebted to the said estate are requested to mace
immediate payment,• and those having claims or
&manes against the estate of the said decedent
willjnake known the saint, without delay, to
HUBERT WALLACE Ecutor,
_ No. 6'4 W a te r street."
Pittsburgh, April NNth.e69. m5:167-W
_ _ _
PITTSI3Un 1, Jnue 29, 1869.
erst;colloE.—Lettersof Adminis,
THATioN hiving been grantPd to the un
aned on the esta'e of tiEORGE
WOODS. deceased, all. persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to call and settle the
same. and those baring claims against the estate
sin Ore sent th, m, duly authenticated, to me at
No. 39 Seventh (late Irwin) street.
jy7fiB9r.tc ISAAO M. ritNNOCK. Adm'r.
PRO ESSIONAL
a lie CAMP,
•
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT lAW.
Office, No. 137 FoIIRTH AVENIIIC, Pitts
burgh, (formerly occupied by Hon. Walter H.
Lowrie,) , (lll practice in the U. S. Circuit and
District Courts, in the State Supreme and all tue
Courts. of Allegheny county, and make collec
tions In most of the adjacent counties. ja2S:d73
WIC B. NE PER,
ALDERMAN AND EX-OFFICIOA 013T10E OP
THE PEACE.'
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVF.NIITC.
special attention given to conveyancing and
collections. Deeds. Bonds and Mortgages drawn
up, and all legal mildness attended to promptly
and
RANIUjiL lileMAt i rE4 9 ,
ALDERMAN,
Ex-Officio Justice of the Peace and Police Mag.
trate. Otace; GRANT STREET, opposite_ the
Cathedral. PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions, and all - Legal Bllsthellll executed
with promptness and dispatch. mhlB
j'ollß A. STRAIN,
BZ-OPPICIO PO JUSTCE TH
OP TDB PEACE AND
MAOE:
Office,ll* FIFTH. STREET, opposite Mort.
drat, Pittsburgh, Pa. Deeds, Bonds,
gages, Acknowledgments, - Depositions and all
Lega Business. executed with promptness and
dispatch.
A Ammo N ,
• • -45 - ttetice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL - ESBTE AND INSU.
RANct.Fri
CARSON STREET, EAST BITIBILSGSAM•
Co get
li r r c lon of Rents strted sad p rovaer
BWUMEIfg
es nova sisigr ,
rwzglOmoserm,
wmufu
THE IRON CITY:
KRAL 'LIVE INSURANCE CO.
Of Pennsylvattia.
Office, 75 ,FederarSt, Allegheny City.
DIRECTORS ,
Hon. JAMES L. GRAHAM,
Rev. J. B. CLARE D. D., •
Capt. R. ROBINSON,
Rev. A. K. BELL, D.D..
Rev. B. H. NEeBIT. D.D.,
W. A. HEED, Cashier AlleghenY Trust Co.
JACOB RUSH, Real Estate Agent,
51)KiN DRUM, Mayor of Allegheny,
C. W. BENS V, Flatter,
A. S. BELL,Attorney-at-Law,
D. L. PATTERSON, Lumber Merchant,
D. SWOOEiIt, Insurance Agent. 4
Capt. ROBT. ROBINSON, President.
Rev. J. B. CLARK, D. D., ViSi President,
JACOB RVSII, Secretary,
C. W. BENNY . Treasurer.
IL W. WHITE, DtIDICAL ADVISER.
DANIEL SWOOI4 bleu"! Agent.
Tl.lB is ahomecompany. conducted on the mutual
principle, each policy holder -receiving an equal
share of the profits of the 'Company., Policies
will be issued on -all the different plans of Life
Insurance, and being conducted onan economi
cal basis will afford a safe investment to each
policy bolder. and thereby retain the money at
home to encourage home industrv. mhZigaa
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,'
OF ALLEOHEM PA.
OFFICE IN FRABUN ;E ILDLIIN EAVINGS BANS
GS, •
No. 41 ot.do St... AP-eli l o ll3l,
A. HOME COMPANY. managed by Directors
•
well known to the community, who trust by fair
dealing to merit a share of your patronage.
HENRY —.— ..President.
Gl6O. D. .--:.Erecretary.
•
DIRECTORS:
gentrylrwin, D. L. Pat t er s on , , I Wm, Cooper,
aeo. M. Riddle, ; Jaeob Franz, Gottielb
Simon Drum, J. B. Smith, 'Jacob Bush,
W. M. Stewart, :Ch. P. Whiston, Joseph Craig,
Joe. Lautner, J. Zinkand, Jere. Rohen.
R. E. ELEBON.
•. GENERAL AGENT.
EOM
ap10:035
(`SASS;'_
'INSURANCE COMPANY,
PIIELAN'S BUILDING,
No. 2 Fitch Avenue. Second Floor,
'PITTSBURGH ,
A.
Capital.All.Paldr r p.
DIRECTORS. ''
N. J. Blgley, EGW.Oliver, jr. 'Capt.M.Balley,
Dam , ' Wallace , S. Hartman. A. Chambers,
Jake Hill, ,S. ki , Clurkan, ,Jas. M.
Thounta Smith. !Jno.S. Willock,
ROSERT H. KING, President.
JNO. P. JENNINGS, Vice President.
JUS. T. JOHNSTON, Secretary. •
Capt. , R. J. GRACE, Gen , l Agent. •
Insures oneberal Terms on all Fire
Marine Risks.
pENNSYLITANLAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PrITTSBURGN;
OFFICE. No. 161 , ,4 WOOD STREET. BANK
OP COXISERCE BUILDING..
This Da Home Company, and Insures against
los, by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER., President.
C. C. BOYLF. Vice President.
ROBEAT PATRICK, Treasurer.
HUGH NcELHENT. Secretary.
DIARCrES:
Leonard Walter, George:Wilson,
C. C. Boyle, tie°. W Evans,
Robert Patrick, J. C. Lappe,
Jaw', Painter, , J. C. Fleiner,
Josiah King. Jokn Voegtley.
Jas. H. Hopkins, - A. Ammon.
Henry Spronl,
RT ff
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRS
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA
0FF1CE,435 & 437 CHEW/IMT BT., r.ear !Mc
DMICTorts.
Charles 7P. Bahcker, Mordecai R. Lords'
Tobias Wagner, Dasid S. Brown,
t3sannel Grant, lsaac
Jaeob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
s.• eorge W. Richards._ George rake.
CHABLES BANCE.ER, irrcsident.
EDW. C. DALE,. Vice President. •
W. C. BTEELE. Secretary, pro Wm.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Aogarr.
Vertu West corner Third and Wood !Streets
nit,29:wls
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
for. Federal SL and Biamond, Alleghen
Office, In - the SECOND NATIONAL BANE
BUILDING. -
. W. W. 'MARTIN, President,
JOHN BROWN,
_Ju., Vice President,
JAMES E. STEVENSON. Secretary..
BpsMita:
John A. Myler, ;Jas. Lockhart. .7'os.,iere,
Jas.L.Graham. 'Robert Lea, 10. Boyle.
Jno. Brown,Jr. ,Georee Gent, !Jacob hopp,
0.11 YWlalamist,Jno.'ThompeonlJ. MeNangher.
WieSTEBN INSITRATiCE COM..
PANP OF PITTSBURGH. •
\ -7 ALEX NIMIOR, President. •
WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary.
CAPT. GEORGE REEL'S,. General Agent
Pince, 914 WatersOeet, Sprig as c 0 . ,. Ware.
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will inmre against all kinds of Fire and Mis
rine Risks. A home Institution, managed by Di
adhwho
de a e w n n b w ro to m h m e e s o a m nd u l n ib i e y
ality .-
to maintain the character which they have
assumed, as offering the best PrOtectiell to
who desire to hi insured.
EBSCIOnst:
Alexander Nimicr.. Jean R. McCune,
R. Miller, Jr., 01118. 3. Clarke,
James McAuley, - William S. Evans.
Alexanderrers
Jos_ Kirkpatrick.
Andrew Ac eu, . P pßeymer,
David M. Long. Wm. Morrison.
D. Ihmsen. nrill
P EOPLES INSIJIWirCE COM
MICE. N. N.CONNZBNi r ooD
Y Nome Company,tAing Fire U:iffi Marine Blas
Puthcrohs:
Wm. Phillip', Capt. Jdhii La
John Watt, Samuel P. Stalfr ai
John R. Park., . Arbuckle, '
Capt. James Miller, Cul ls M. Brush,
Wm. Van Kirk, Wm F. Lang
James D. Verger Samuel Samuel .M.rfokart
, WIL PHILLI PS • sldent.:
JOHN WATT Vice President.
W. F. OA.RDNEII, Secrets's , .
n APT. JAR. 14ORDON. Oeneral Agent.
411wLL E G MEN It DISITILPICE
COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH.
O IOE,No. WIFIFTEISTUET.BAsin UNT.
Insures against aU kinds of Fire and Marine
Risks.
JOHN IRWIN. In.. Presidot.
HOSKINSON. Vice President.
C. G. DONNELL,SecretaiT.
CAPT. WM. BEAN, General Agent. .1
DIESCTonet -
B. Fihnestocg
W. H. Bagron,
Robert ll:uavis.,
Francis Sellers, ,
T.H.or:T. StonlFdlip.
T. H. Nevin.
John Irwin Jr..
T. J.-iloakintou.
C. Eh Hussey.
Harvey ma,
Charles Hays.
Capt. Wm.. Dean
SLATE.
Qualities and Colors..
Particular attention given to laying Slate and
repairing &ate roofs. !or porttoulars and peens
address
J. S. 'NEWDMA .
mbEl
RCOSA.I)A.ILAIS;
PIMPIEN * 4 ° D•
rota 841..3 BY Dmieuvre Nyisrwsoris.
TKO. ' 7 04 1 311E1 1 .
Y itGa. 'Foal? wAYNE & CIIICAOSI
B. W. oncycLzvm..eivi), a prrriausaii a. E.
Item him Oth, 186£1,_: trains will leave from
and arrive at She Union veva, north aids, Pitts
burgh city time, ,as follows: 1
.LExeo.... es. \ 1 1 [ Arrive.
ChicasC 2:08 a m Chicago Ex..,Log s n
l '
Erie Ygnillx.l:2 B am Chicago Ex..111:03 p pi,.
Cl. & h'01 , 16:13 a m Wheeling Ex 10:48 ant '
Chicago Msll-5:58 am St. Lonis Ex 7:08 pm'
Chicago Ex., ..9:43 a mrtd'go Ex&Ml4:oBp m , ,
Cl. & Welt Ex 2:08p in Cleveland Ex 3:53 p m
Chicago Ex.. 2:23 pm , Erie &Ygq:Exs:sBp m
NV 'e & Erie Ex4:3B pm CI, &Wh , g Sas:s3p m •
Deparlrom Allethey. drries in AltigkenS
Bela ells Ac.8:58 a m Leotadale Ac..5:58 are
Lee a " 10:03 am I Bea , r\Valla " 8128 am
* " " 11:58 am i New Ci7"1 0 : 23 ant
Rochester " 1:28 m' p Enort " 9:13 am
Enon " .3:58 pm!Leetsdale " 1:08 pm
Leetsdale Acc.s:l3 pm; Beer Falls " 2:43 pm
Bea'rFalls " .6:13 p miLeehsdale " \ 4:33
Leetsdale " 10:43 pm - "1:23 pm
Fair Oaks San- . Fair Oaks Sun= i
Church. 1:13 pml day Church:. 9:58 Mt -
day air 2:23 P. m.: Chicago Express leaves daily. •
Kg - 12:03P. M. Chicago •press arrives &Art.
J.M. KIMBALL,- VI N. AUCTILLOCOB,
Oen , ' Ticket Agent. • ,Elen , lenptcm , t.
myle . ..
BOOFIN9 SLOB OF filtlolJB
Ho. 4$ Eleventh Avenue,
rZ= 2
cLANGE; OraMGM
GHENT VALLEY RAILROAD,
THE ONLY DMECr BODTE:'7O. TICE'.OIL
REGIONS WITHOUT CRANE OF VARS. .
On and after MONDAY, Jo 14t11,155 9 . TWO
THROUGH TRAINS DAIL (except Sunday)
will leave Fittsburia DepOt t e9rner . of • Elev
enth and Pike streets, for Franklin, 00 GlW.Bla*
filo, and all 'mints m tt e Oil Regions.
LICAVit piTTSEVEGEI. IN PITTBBVIIGH
Day Ex 8:00 ain iDay MX 5:1 0 P
'Fight Ex .. 7:30 pm Night EX.....
_6;30 a m
Brady's. B ke 3:05 pm' Bradys R '' 10:15 aIX
Freeport Ac. 9:40 a mistsodaW'ks 7:40 am
ad tiodaWnof O:3U p mFreeport Ac. 6:15 p m
Ist 6:45 a m ust Hraton.. 9:50 a m
ad H
d Mu1t0n...12:00 mad Hutton—. M:00 pm
3niton... 11:00 p m Hun 1:05 p
Arnold's Ac. 5:051p m. Arnold's lto Ac. 7:40 p
Churco train to and from Soda Works leave
Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. tt. Arrive at Pittsburgh,
(iittdays,)at 9:50 A• M.
Express trains
rains
only atlprincipal petite.
AcCoulmodatiOn rains - tiop at all Motions -
J. J. nu
LAWRENCE., oen'l nup't.
- THOMAS H. Rfliel, Ass`t. p't.
ap'33
rENN SY Lir A-IININE .
NIA CENTRAL BAIL
AD: On and after Aprllslsth. 1569, Trains
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot.•
corner of WaSbingtoll and Liberty streets. AS
folios's: . . .
Arrive. D
Mail min;..: 1:25 aml•DayExtt rt s.. 2l : ls am
Fast Line - 1' 4 am Soutnern .. 4:6 oam
Weirs No. 1.. 6 30 as Wall'a N 0.1.. 6:3oam
BrintonAcc'n. 7:50 am Mall Train.. ,13:111 a i m
Wall's No. 2.. 5:50 am liow , dits lidliel2o a=
Cincinnati Ex.9:10 am oCincin'ti 115:30 pm
Johnstown Ac10:35 am Wall's No 2..11:51 am
How' dAc Nol 110 pm ohnstowlf Ac.3:05 pm
Pittsb'sh Ex. 1:30 pm Rraddocks Ac. 3:4opm
Phila. Expressl:so pm. Phila. Express 4:20 pm .
Wall's No. 3..,51:50 pm Wall's No. 3., 4:sopm
Braddock Ae.. , Riso pm Wall's No. 4.. 6:ospm
How'd Ac . No 2 6.33 pm *Past Line.:.. 7:30 pm
Wall's No. 4. 7ilo pm Homed AC No 2.8:20 pm
Way PILBSECT 10:20 pm Wa1Pa140.5... 11:00 pm
These trains make close connection at Harris
burg for Baltimore.
The Church Train leaveaWalla Btationevery.
Sunday at 9:05 -a. in., reaching Pittsburgh
10:05 a. m. Re turning, leaves Pittsburgh
12:50 P. la, and arrives at Walls Station
2:10 p. ut.
•Cinci.r.nati Express leaves daily. Air °the -
trill. s daily except Snaday.
For furtaer information apply_o_l
0 • . W. H. REC. Aker.%
The Pennsylvaniallailroad Company Willuotal
some any risk forßaggage, except for wearin_gap
parel. and limit their responsibility' to One HlM
dn.( Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding
tits t amount in valve vall be at the risk of the
owner. unless taken by spegial contract
__.
EDWAR.D kJ. WILLIAM,
kap2B General Superintendent, Altoona. PI.
i EiRTER N-ASIONAN
W PENNSYLVANIA
a1....LR0AD.-4Jn and after April 515th,1669,the
Raisenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvs.nia
road will Arrive at and deisart from the
Federsl Street Depot,
Al legheny - Cityas
follows:
soringdANv6:4olmlMall p
7:00 ant
Freeport No.18:90 a m Freeport NO. I 13:20axa -
Express 10:40 aur Sharpb . g No111:510 as
Sh arpb'g No.11:20 p mExpress . 2:50 pm
FrE eport, No. 2 4:00 p m Bpringd , e No 13:30 pm .
Mall 5:50 p m Freeport No.25:110 p in
Springd , e No 26:510 o m Snringd , e No 2 6:30 p m
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Junction
every nunday at 7:40 a. m., reaching Allegheny-
City . at 9:50 a. m. Returning, leaves Allegheny
City at 1:510p. nu and arrive at AlleghenY June.
,
Lion at 3:40 p. m.
COMMUTATION TIMM'S—For sale in package/
of Twenty, between Allegheny City, Chestnut
street, Herr's, Bennett, - Pine Creek, Etna and
Sharpsbarg and good only on the trains atop Ping
at Stations spedhed =tickets. .- -
The trains leaving Allegheny City at
thWill.
m. make direct connection at Freeport vri
keys line g of Stages formay Butler and Hannah:town.
Throuh purchased at .the Oflet.
No.-ISt. Clairtickets
street, b
n e ear the finensionßridges
Pittsbnrx la, and at the Depot,
.Allegheny.
For further informaUon a_pplyto _, ,
- JAMBS LEFFERTS, Agent.
• Federal Street Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad win not
a, same any risk nor Baggage, except forwearing
I hundred Pr l fi l o% Dollars ' ilk ! h ill% er. P IZ lb .bi l ,g ti gag t : Ir.
cee ding this amount in value willbd at the - risk 62
the owner, unless taken by special Contract.'
EDWARD 101. % I nt" A lk%
sofa general Superintendent, Altoona: .ra.
ITTSBIIRGEjjaIIiaIM
CINCINNATI
LOUIS RAILWAY.
PAN HANDLE Routs
CHANGE OF TIME.—On and after MONDAY,
D
April 26th, 1869. Oil= will leave and arrive IS
the Union epot. as Mimes: •
Depart. ' Arrt.t.
Mall 2:08 s: m.12:13 a. la. ;
Fait Line.:...... ...... 0:43 m. 7:13 p.
Express 2:33 p.m. 4:33 a:111.
Mixed Aeen 5:33 a. m.
_6:sBp. m.
McDonald's Ace,n,11i0.111:43 a. m. 818 116 la 4
BtenbellVllle ACCOMMOd. .8:68 9:334.t0
McDonald , ' AecOn. No. 2 618 D. D. 13 1 4:
,einnday Church Train.. 12:58 P. 9:5p a. m. •
,per A:33 r. 8. train will leave dally.
12:13 r. M. train willanive dauY
All other trains will min daily, Sundays except
ed. The 9:43 a. tre. 'Train makes close eon.
nections al Newark ler - Zaheseille.
8. F. 80IILL, General Ticket Agent.
• W. W. CARD, 811D't.. fitenbenville..Ohio.
ap
•
CTTSllllll.olltallalpa .
COMOILLB V I I.
OAD. • ' -
'On and after TURSDAV; Noyember."
it4ol, =WI wi l lati9o at and depart front Mit
Depot corner of Grant and Water etree_uh,
follows
Mari to and from:Ll:Won- •
town 7:00 4. is: 6:00 P. Y.
McKeesport Accomdt , n 11:00 A. sr. 9:05 P. Its
Ex. to and from Unt'n; • 3:00 r. s.
10:104. lf.
West New Accom'd 4:30 r. B. 8:35 4. Y.
Braddock's A.ccomdt'n. 0:15 P. Si. 7:40 P. M
Night Ac. toMclgsi ort.10:30 P. Y . 6:45 A. 14 1
Basundds=rettlit Neiv i a 1:00 P. K.10:06 A.
For tickets IPW9 to '
E. M. RAYMOND:4EOft
W. B. STMT. Btmenutendent. mom.
S Icltts‘. l iILL , 1 . . -- •
UNION PACIFIC utt.w.A.T
Eastern Division.
sHottrEtrr AHD wor RELLkIa
SOLI /Lawn traa Klett° W. pigsty ft
Colorado Efevada.
California Utah,
Arizona
New Mexico, Idaho,
Oregon.
• _ _
Two Trains leave State Line and Leavenworth
Min,: illundaVe excepted,)on the arrival or trains
of yam@ Raliroad ROM bt.LOIIIS, tad Limusi. ,
bal and Bt. -Joe Railroad from Quinn. connect , '
My at Lawrence, Topeka and Warnego with
etarxe for all Pointe In Hansas. At end of
trace west of EVeworth with the UNITED
STATES EXPREW • COMPANY'S DAILY
LDIE OF OVERLAND MALL AND &=
_BEE
• '
COACHES. FOB - •
• ,
EMS; V33lt; SALM .i.012C-132, ,
AND '' -
All. Points in the Veriritorilli
Ass with BAND TBI-WESELY LINS,
of COACHEB for Port Upton. Nent's Fort.T lolll l
Allnquerqoe, yenta re, end 0.11 Points -11 1 AM.
sone and New Mexico. -:-
With the Peron additions of rolling • stOet
and equipment, and the arrangements 'MIAs
with responsible Overland Transportation' Linea
from its western termini*, this rOrid now often
unequalled Pacilitins for the trsininhdicm 01
freight to the Or West.a
._
Tickets for me at MI the principal' aces la
the United Bates and Canute. , '
Be sure and ask or ti fete wit ThX NMOn'
Hll‘u uotratlON reol7lo WIMAT,
LataTll,lo 1n01444. • ,
A. £IIDEBSO3, ' -
nsauc:
Washington,
4kLeng ScipMMdea
112=t1
1"41c 4 / 2 !V111.V4-P Ir A"