MARKETS - BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW Ifoit July 22.- - Cotton droop.
ing; sales 706 bales at 34e. for uplands.
Flour—receipts 10,963 bble. firmer. and
more doing, fn part for export; sales;l,o7o;
bbls at . ;55,25@5,75 for superfine state
western; 143,25®6,80 for extra state;;s6®
6,90 for extra :western; $6,05®7,25 for
white wheat; $6,4567,10 -for R. IL C.: IP
®B®lo fot good. choice do.; °toeing ferry;
included in the s ales are 4,800 bbls extra
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state for extant chiefly at $6,50, part de.
livered. Oregon : flour quiet at #8®9,50.
Celia r ila lica,r a shade firmer; sales 600
tibia. at sl3,so®it. Whisky active and firm;
Sales 350 bblta western at $1,05 free. Grain
wheat-4.retteipte 98,152 • b"., 1.®20 bettc r
and In fait demand, par•for export; gales
0f85,000 bushels at $1,45®1,47 for - No. 2
and 8 spring mixed; 51,50 for NO. 2 .do.;
$1,54®1,55 for No. 1 do.; 51;60 for- white
klieldirith; 51,6301,7735 for white Califo
rnia. Rye.firin, with motierateo eales of
western at 11,26®1,27; State 1140. Bar
ley and barley malt dull and nominal.
Receipts corn. 63,840 bush;, Corn excited
and 5017 e. higher. Good e t 'peculative and
trade demand, with sales of 14,000 bush
at 80®97c 4 for unsound pew mixed west
ern; $1®1,05 for sound do.; 51,06®1,07
for small lots of choice high milted; sl,oa,
for old; and new mixed; 51,02%®
1,06 for white we stern; and 51,07
®l,OB for , western: yellow. Receipts
of oats, 150,300 bushels; oath logl2e better;
sales of 4,900 bushels at Eo®Bl3(e. for
western in store, and 82;4®R3140 for do.
afloat. Ridequiet; sales of 25 tierces
Carolina at 8(49c. Sugar steady; sales
of 400 hogsheads at 11% ®l2e.: 200 boxes
Havana at 1131®113.‘0. Molasses dull.
Petroleum quiet, 16%®17c for crude, and
313!®32c. for refined. Coffee fli rates
of 700,bags Rio on private terms. Pro-
visions—Pork a shade firmer; sales of
650 bbls. 632,75®32,93 for new mess,
closing at . $32,75• cash;. $32®32,25 for
old do.; $26,50®27,50 for prime; $28,75
®29.25 for prima mess. Beef steady:
sales 160 bb's. at sB®l6 fir new plain
mesa; sl2®lB for new extra mess. Tierce
Beef nominal at $20®25 for prime mess;
$26®30 for India meas. Beef Hams firm
and 180 bbls. sold at $213(d30. Cut Meats
„quiet; sales 125 packages at 13%( a 14c. for
shoulders; 17®10c. for hams; middles
quiet and firm- Lard dull and a shade
easier; sales 470 tierces at 17®19 4c for
steam;l9%®2or. for kettle rendered. But
ter quiet at 16®280. for Ohio; ../6036 for
State:Chaco.° heavy at 11®15a. Freights
to Llierpaol are quiet and without
material alteration. •
7.cireat-L•Fiour firm and moderately ac
tiva for - shipping grades and quiet and
unchatiged for other kinds. Wheat
quiet' emu firm, at $1,51 fbr No.
.2 and
$1,55 for. No. 1 spring. Rye steady, at
51 26®1,27 for western.- Oats firm, at
315(ge34c,. fcr westPrn. afloat. Corn gulf t,
at 78097 c. forin sounl and 61,03®1,05 Lir
sound mixed western.: Pork quiet and
steady at 1162,70; mess quiet and un
changed. Cut Meats quiet and steady.
Badm - dull and nominally unchanged.
Lard dull and heavy, at 19W®19aio for
fair to prime steam. Eggs unchanged.
CHICAGO, July 22.—Eastern exchange
quiet and unchanged. Floor tolerably
active; sales of springextras at 15. 8 734@
7.75. Wheat firmer and 2y,®33 higher,
No. 1 $1,3535 ®1,3634,and No. 251,33®1,34.
closing unchanged at. $1,33 3 / 4 ®1,34 for
No. 2; this afternoon the marset is firm,
qu et and unchanged. Corn excited and
higher; No. 1 advanced sc, with sales at
85®8835c for fresh, and 82®8230. for
Ju.'y reoelpts,closing at 87®89c. for fresh,
and 82c for June receipts; rejected ad
vanced 2®4c., with sales. at 75®79c; no
grades advanced 6(a)7c; sales , at 68®72c;
twa aftentoim No. .2 was Min - at 90c, sel
ler for,Aogast. Oats tiruier and to high
er, sales No. 2 eft 68®69c, 'and rejected at
64%®6534c, closing steady at a8®68340
No. 2. Rye—No. 1 inactiveand nominal
at il,u9; No. 2 has advanced 1®134c, with
sales at $1,05®5.07. Barley nominal at
$1,35®1,40 for No. 3in afore. Highwines
are held at $l. Sugar, 13%®14aic for
common to choice Cuba. Mess Pork Is
inactive and nominal at $33 ®33,25.
Lard quiet at 1834®183.0 for steamed.
and 18(41181/o for summer rendered.
Dry salted shoulders are active and
steady at 13c, and sweet pickled hams at
17y,,c. Freights are dull at 3c for oats to
Buffalo,' The receipts for the past twenty
four hours amounted to 2,943 barrels
flour, 31.277 bushels wheat, 29,445 bushels
corn; 10,528 bushels oats, 890 bushels
rye, and 11,848 head of hags. The shin
merits for the same time were 4,565 - bar
rels flour, 28,359 bushels wheat, • 89,439
bugheis corn, 38,700 , bushels oats, 646
bushels rye, and 5,293 hmd of hogs.
Sr. Louis, July22.—Tobacco strong and
the supply not equal to the demand, but
prices are unchanged. Cotton nominal
at 323,®33c. Hemp firmer, with sales of
undressed at 11,10®1,60, Flour; low
grades scarce and wanted; superfine sold
. at $5®5,8735; extra, 45,60®5,8734; double
extra, 56,25; treble extsa, 47®7`,50; fancy,
-$8®9,50. 'Wheat active-and steady; no
spring offering; prime to low choice red
fall, ;1,30(411,40; choice ditto, $1.42®1,50;
choice to fancy white, 111,415®1,60. Corn
dull and prices favor buyers for low
grades; high duMitles firm; mixed, in
balk, 90al yellow,:.9lc; white. 92950;
mixed in sacks, 95 c; choice yellow, 11,04;
choice to "fancy white, $lO5OlOB. Oats
opened at 70®71c, closed. at 67303168 e for
black and mixed. Rye firm at 51,25.
Whisky advanced to. $1,04®1,05. Gm.
caries quiet and unchaged. Provisions ;
demand good; pork sold , at 533,50, de-
Mend heavy for good. Dry . 'esalt,• , Mear
held firmly.without saki.' Bacon firm
and, advancing• loose shoulders sold at
14y,@14%c; packed do. 14 1 4@14,01 clear
' rib sides 1801890; - clear sides' 1855 o;
Lard quiet at 18350 with jobbing sales at
• 1.8%@i90 for tierce and 20340 for keg
Cattle stead y and unchanged at 3%®614c.
Hogs range from '7 to glio. Receipts
Flour Izo'bbleg wheat_ 19,000 bu; corn
4,000 bu; oats 3,400 bn; hogs 120 head.
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CINCINNATI, July lour un
changed. Wheat 'lll good - - demand for
,new, and Atm at $1,12®1,16 Or red, and
$1,40 for white; the demand exceeds the
supply. Oornin fair deli and at 74©75c.
Oats steady at • 73,5700. , :fiye sold at 90c.
z••• Whisky sold at Ili, demand light. Pro
visions firm but quiet; not much done.
- Mess ork $ 24@33,25; Balk meats: 13®
f0r1340 shoulders; 15 3 / 4 ®l6e for sides.
Bacon: 1.434(a)14age for shoulders, 184gl'
1830 for clear rib sides, and 1834 ®lBa4c
for clear, outside rates:asking ones. Lard ,
nominally, unchanged, Butte/ un
changed; the greater portion of the re
celpts are In poor condition owing to the
late hot weather; prime to choice 24@28.
.-:Eggs very dull at 13®14c, shippers
_
count.. Linseed dull at $1®1,02. I,ard
oil $1,35(01,40. Petroleum 28®80c. Gold
• 135 buying. Exotlatate leas Arm, at
, buying; supply better. Money market
unatuutiged.
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CialvEraitb, July 22.—Flour; city made
• at a9,for treble extra white, 1i7,7508 for
double extra amber, I8:1 6 W for: double.,
extra red winter. fo for extra red wint er ,
, RAO for double extra spring; 'Country
made at $7,50®8,25 for double extra
*hite. 16-25®7,25' Ibr
15 do
for double and` ra,
ipring. Wheat; sales of two Cars No.
1.
red winter at 51,46; five _cars !To. 2 do.
at 1485, also 5,000 bus. No. 1 do,. seller
August, at 51,25. Corn; Iklo. 2 offered at
94e. Oats; sale of ono car at 780. Petro
- knam dull and nominal for refined, at
'2814§29mc, but buyers are apart and no ,
sales; crude held at 56,40.
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Tetsuo, July 22.—Flour wilst at 1 9 . 50
for double extra white. liViseat; slab!:
on spot 11,44% ;;No. 1 new red $1,8534g
1,36 on spot; N 0.2 old red $1,33; No. 1
seller_August ;1,34; No. 2 do. $1,29; am
ber seller August 51.35; active specula
tive demand. Corn better; No. 1 95c on
spot, 9610 seller August, and 97c buyer
July; No. 2 92c; rejected 77c. Oats 3c
bettinTldichigan 74c. Rye steady. Re.
seipts-300 bbis. flour, 6,800 bnah.wheat,
9,500 bush. corn. Shipments-100 'bbis.
liour, 1 200 bush. wheat, 1,900 bush.
corn, 140 bush.oats.,-
BALTIMORE, • July 22.—Flour quiet,
steady and stock extremely _ light.
'Wheat dull and lower; prime' to choice
.red $1,50®1,60; white 11,66@1.75- Corn
dull and lower; prime. white $407©1,11;
yellow $1;05©1;08. Oats dull and loWer;
prime new6s®7sc. Mess Pork quiet at
$34. Bacon active and . advanc ing;: rib
aides 18%©1934c; clear rib 18%10190;
shouldees 15140 - hams 231524 c. Lard'
firm at 1914(420c. - Whisky; stock very
scarcest $1,09@1,10; .market quiet and
piaLsiimplittai Julyl22o--Flonr dull'
and • quotattons barely. ,4ttaintained; sn •
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perfine $5,373!; extra 85,50@5,75; north'
west ernextra family . s4l@i7; Ohio do. r
@B, Wheat' dull; new red - 141.50©1,53;
white $1,65©1,80. Rye"commands $1,85
@1,40. Corn quiet; yellow 01:10@1,17;
mixed western $1,07. Oats less. firm;
western 78o; southern and Pennsylvania
70@78c. Groceries and provisions un
changed. Petroleum quiet. Crude
changed. 'Refitted 31©3134c.
LOUISVILLE, July 22.—Flour very fir
at 14,25 for superfine. Grain steady
Wheat 31,20 for red, and $1,30 for white:
Coin at 90c in bulk; Oata at 700 In bulk;
Rye at $1,20; Barley $1,20. Leaf Tobac
co steady. Mess Pork $33. Bacon—
clear sides 19o; clear rib 18340; shoulders
180. Lard 1934 c. Hams at 81340 for
fancy sugar cured. Highwines firm $l,Ol.
MILWAUKEE,` July 23.—Flour -firmer
and held at 12340 higher. Wheat firm at
$1,37 for No. 1; $1,3334 for No, 2. Corn
scarce and higher at 850 for No. 2. Rye
nominal. Barley in demand at $1,25 Or .
common.. Grain freights weak and low
er; wheat to Buffalo 4340, to Oswego 80.
Receipts-1,000 Ibis., flour, 42,000 bu.
wheat. 2,000 bu: oats. Shipments-3,000
bbls. flour, 53,600 bu.'wheat.
MEstrtus, July W,—Cotton quiet; sales
low middlings at 310; receipts 6 bales;
exports 64 bales; stock 413 bales. Flour
firm and unchanged. Wheat: new, $1,20
@1,40. Corn, 900. Oats firm at 82@85c.
Hay scarce at $27. Bran, $2O. Cornmeal,
$4,25 and steady. Shoulders, 1431 c;
sides, 18%c. -
IMPORTS BY RAILROAD.
PITTEMEMEIN. FORT WATNE & CIR -
0A430 RAILROAD, July 2L-14 cars
metal, Nimick & Co; 6do do, Zug & Co;
2 do do, Hallman & Hamnett; 935 hams,
E. H. Myers & Co; 2 bbls alcohol, G A
Kelley! 1 car stone, J L Knox. i s bbls
tallow, P Duff & Son; 50 bag soap, Little
& Baird; 24 do do, A F Bruggeman; 1
car rye, W J Meek; 24 bxscheese, Wood.
worth & Davison; 1 pkg tobacco,.S
Ewart & Co; 81 skis rags, McElroy (St o;
11 do do, McCullough. Smith & Co; 4 do
do, Godfrey & Clark; 116 do do,
Christy
& Bingham; 93 bzs cheese, N JBraden; 3
do do, W Healage; 1 bbl eggs, W Cooper
& Co; 19 aks wheat, J Robb; 46 bdls
broom handles," McElroy & Co; 78 oil
bbls,'M P Adams Bro; 10 bzs soap, J
Patterson & Son: 50 do do, J B Sneatben;
4 rolls leather, S Keys; 21 bdls paper,
Hitsietter it. Smith; 10 bbls vinegar,
Voigt, Mahood & ix); 100 bbls flour, Culp
& Shepard; 58 tat hams, J H Parker; 66
do do, Montgomery & Schelegal; 1 car
feed,Robb & HE rccn; 35 sewing machines,
WM Sumner & Co.
CLIIVILLAXD AND PITTMITIS,OR RAIL.
ROAD. July 22.-3 cars chathp ore,
Browli.&. Co; 804 billets iron; Nimick &
Co; 30 pugs wine, H Young; 3 matte tea,
E Heazleton: 1 bbl coffee, J Daub; Ido
varnish, Schwartz &Co; 25 dolime, W W
Wallace; 50 cases matches, Vt aft, Lang
& Co; 100 bbls oil, D Big &, Co; 52 sks, 1
car oats, Keil & Ritohart; 9d sks oats, J &
W Fairley; 3 bbls -eggs, Atwell & Lee; 1
cask cheese, A Dill; I do do, J Sohl; 2
bbls mineral, W J Kountz; 3do do, W R
Boggs ,& Co; 15 bbla rosin, S & J Wetzel;
2 cases demi johns, J Roth & Son; 10 bbla
apples, H. Riddle; 20 do do, Van Gorder
&S; 20 do do, Voigt, Mahood & Co; Sdo
do, W C Armstrong; 60 empty oil bbls,
C A Wormcastle.
ALLEOECEIST VALLEY RAILROAD. July
care railroad iron, A V RR; 4 du
atone, Henderson &Co 2 do metal, John
Moorhead: 1 bbl eggs, L J Blanchard; 1
bale word. J L Marshall; 1 pkg butter,
Voigt, Mahood & Co; 16 bpi rags, Christy
& Benham; 1 bbl apples. Knox & Orr; 1
car grain, 49 aka oats. W H Kirkpatrick
A Co; 10 aka rye, Soott & Gisal; 'l, car
stone, Harrison dr Bro; 1 car lime. D L
Reynolds; 1 bbl eggs, OKonnt= 6 cars
limestone, Shoenberget , it Blair; 320 bbls
oil, Waring, 'King &, Co; 720 do do,
Fisher & Bro; 400 dodo, Pool & Bro; 480
do do, Jae Wilkins; 160 dodo, B T
Leech.
ALLEGES:MY STATIoN, July 22.-
8 cars metal, Rogers & Burchfield; 1 car,
shingles, McCurdy & MeGindes; 16 bbls
80 aka Sour, S C MoMasters; 13 bxs soap,
1 do'candlee, C W Shaffer; 149 kgs ear;
stage tiardware. Allegheny - Man! 0o: 1
oar wheat, McKee & Co; 3 do •0 0 0Perallei
Ralya & Robertson; 25 -bia - soap, J
Kohen; 0 do do,ai W Pitney; '1 oglime,
J Apdelk, 3 ears iron ore,: Spans. Chal
fant ,t Co; /1 pkga- starch, S Dyer. 15 do
rio t Gray it Armstrong; 20 do do, Kohen;
5 do do, J Lockhart.
rITTEDDROD. CINCINNATI AND ST.
Lovis RAILROAD, July 22.-3 bble eggs,
J'A Graff; 10 bdls spokes, J Lautner; 2
bbla dry apples, M Rankin; 1 ear
bulk wheat, Scott & Meal; 10 tom MO
beef, (1 Mitchel; 15 tos lard, J H Parker;
25 big soap, Watt, Lang ,k 0o; 25 dodo
B & J H - Sawyer;-19 bbls lard oil, , E H
Myers; 5 tea hams, J H Parker. !
=vim , PACKETS
i DICINNATI AND, lAVINTILLE
FOB - CINCINNATI and
a r g arit
LOWSVILLI2.—The fine pas
searr steamer,
R . . C. GRAY. Rapt. *tirivictTe4
Wlll leave for the above and Intermediate Porte
on SATURDAY. Gsth fast., giving thraagn re
ceipts fur Memphis and Pew urlemii.
Yor 17401 or passage appty_ K on board of to '
JON PLA.43 or
1)23 . J opA.LIJNOWOOD. Agent".
17PPES 11101,1_
OR CAIRO.' 8 0 1% . 1 2 25A
LOUIS. DUSINILIF, and T. .
AIIL.--The steamer ,
VATE PUTNAM papt.V. Mr. EtSo.
Will leave as above SA'FtiRDAY. the sl4lthinitt.
at &o'clock P. . . _
For trelabt orpaage awl, on board or to
PLACIN £ CJOLLINOWIMII. Agents.
PASSEIMBIIRO. ,
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rlTTf4ll.lllll6llli iiitat --
• WHEELING' AND ' PAR
NSBURO LlNE.—Leave Company's Wharf'
Kum, jam °Moen Street. daily la VI a.,
NZSDAYS and SATURDAYS, -
OKAY SADLX O. L. Riureatax. maituif
freight will be teealeed at all bean by i ,
.1 AMES COLLIS.
' aLatac a coupawoon.. I
spit . . A tretzta•_,
. ,
wooer • :
100,000 Pounds of _Wool . ;Wanted by
AT TSB WHITX FRONT.
tern um Liberty fittest, Pittaborgh. Ps.
f VaLraige-80 Oozes factory
bozo Oostseado..'W gate of
r. cawinriart. •
RITTSBURGIII ;'GAZgrrE:: )J ll l -1 9Y 7 ' 23 ; jB.R.
• RIVER NEWEL
The river continues to recede steadily
with scant eight feet-.in the channel by
the Monongahela marks. The weather,
yesterday, was again cool and pleasant
and all that could be 'desired for out
door business. Mercury at 4p. M. SO—
same time on Wednesday,
The R. C. Gray, from St. Louis, is the
only transient arrival ire have to report.
She had a good trip.
The Kenton arrived last evening - from
Portsmouth,' and , will depart again to.
. • •
The Glaegow is reported , laid up. at
Cincinnati, undergoing reps
Capt.,Rea's new boat •ia prweasing
flnelyindwill soon be completed.
There fa no improvement . tir - note in
bilidneas at the landing, not iS it likely
that thee* will be for some time to come.
'Freights for all pointivontinue remarka
-blSi scarce and boats experience • conald
erabel difficulty in picking up a trip.
Capt. Tom. 'Rogius is here, after an
absence of several months, during which
time he has been in command of the St.
Louis and,New Orleans steamer Conti.
nental., •
The Glendale was at Cairo on Tuesday,
en :bate from Pittsburgh to St. Louts.
•The Mollie Ebert,,Arkansas and Great
Republic, were at St. Louis on Tuesday.
.The Lorena deputed for St. Louis last
evening with a fair trip. Pilots—Goslee
and. Oaks.
The Wild Duck arrived at St. Louis
yesterday.
_ The Mary Davage arrived -from St.
Louis yesterday.
--Wananita is reported as having laid
up at Cincinnati. •
—Tile Minneapolis, on a recent trip,
registered 700 passengers.
—The Rose llite'go,es on the Madison
ways for thorough repairs.
The Bellevernon left Cincinnati for
St.l Dials on Tubsday with 550 tone.
-The Itonsides arrived 'at Bt. Louis on
Monday, an 4; returned to Cairo for the
balance of her tow.' -
—The Lotus No. 3. left Cincinnati for
New. Orleans on Tuesday. , ' Wm. Ford
And 'John Watdrige were her pilots. •
The Tom Farrow arrived at Cincin
nati on *r uesidayi with the wreck of the
Underwriter, burned' at Cairo; 'recently.
in tow.
-Thy Messenger left St. Lotus for Pitts
burgh 'pn Monday. She received 100
tons metal at St. Louis, and had 200 tons
engaged •at , Suipher Springs. .• •
The Kate Putnam,Xlapt. G. W. Reed,
is now in turn forlitt. Louis, and will be
the next boat out. The Kate has made
quite a reputation for spctod recently. She
made the round trip to Cincinati and
back , in a week.
—The Loriisville City Council are
asked to subscribe $150,000 .for the im
provement of Kentucky River slack
water, navigation. 'that twelve dams
and looks to the throe forks, giving slack
navigation 267% mllOO.
—Captain A. DC Gill, who bad the
Belle Lee built, has retired froth the
river;after twenty years' service. He
has taken' a position in -the extensive
and reliable house of Bentley, Johnson
do CO., of Lonixville. • '
—Captain Wm. Richardson, of the once
famous Mary Keepe, later of the R. E..
Lee, and still later of the Wild Wagner.
has sold his interest in the last-named
steamer, and - Is for the present, out of
the business.. Re is now iti Louisville.
- —Captain Ab. Shaw recently arrived
from Wheeling, and has dwelt-since
with his mother id this city. Re has
been down to see his .steamerr,
the big
sternwheeler Arkansas, since her arri
val here, Saturday night, from Dophan's
rapids, and has not made up his mend
yet' as to what trade she will
enter, nor can he clearly discern any
trade that is likely to be remunerative
at the present time. Like several other
steamers, the Arkansas was unable to
•imake the rime" to Fort Benton this
season, and her owners have no reason
to boast of large profits. Capt. A. C.
McConnell, clerk of She Arkansas. went
on to Benton to see his freight delivered
and to collect the bills. When all that
is attended to, he will return to St.
Louis a sadder if not a wealthier man.—
St. Louis Democrat.
ta W. De CAMP,
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ATTORNEY AND , COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
once. Ea 131 r, EOURTIi ALVIN OE,. rim
'harsh' (formerly °staple) try Hon. Walter H.
Lowrie ' ) will Wattles la the 11. El:Meats end
District Ecnistap the State Supreme and all tar
Domainof eny county, aa 4 make coil eto
most o the adjaeenteounties. jaitlid72
ATTaitzrzar-AT-ta.w,
SlOn=d4ll/
SANWEL nocurrewl ,
AiamaEFKAN.,,:
I,x4)Metolustlee of the Piece end Pollee Yak
irate. OfIee.OIIANT :STUMM appetite the
Cethed. P _ITT&BURIM, PA._ ,
Deed', DOIIOS, 2th a mai Adouretedgittente,
Iletealuona. tad • Mutsu* executed
,wtte rometness and.dlapatoh. mem
Wll.l B. BEEPER,
Auncaumi Ain') ic-orrigio Juan% 01
• THE PEACE.
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ipeele:i attention given to conveyancing Rai
cooneetionir Deeds. Bonds atoi MOrtr,litel 411111f1
:UP. ind Leant Widnes , attended to pryinvo,
and Arfmratollr
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-Selling EVERY: BATURVAYv - from Pier CI,
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Information aobly to • '
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PROFESSIONAL.
BLAS~I.~Y~
No. 95 FIFTH 5715Z1FT•
PITTSBUBML PA
STEIADISEUPI3.
CO 611.111181310 N BLEROHAN TS
WILLIAM DULLER & CO.,
Nos. 221 and '223 Liberty Street.
Comer of Irwin, now offer to the trade at low
• figures, strictly:
Prime New Crogew Orleans Sugar and
Porto Moo, Cubs and English Island Bagars: -
New York, .Philadelphla .and Baltimore - Re
fined do.
Golden Drips, Lave:dugs,. MVOs, Stuart's,
Adams , and Long Island byruni.
Portoltico, Cuba and English Island Nolassei.
Young( Hyson, Japan, Imverisl, Gunpowder
Carolina and Bangoin Mee.
Java. Laguayra and lo Coffees.
Totateco, -- -Lard 011. Fish. Nails, Glass, Soaps,
Cotton Yarns, ft., constantly on timid.
arsao,
:DEPORTEES OF
Fine Brandiee,Winen and &gars.
Rhenish, Moselle, and Sparkling Bock Wines
of Ilmsel & Co.. In bottles.
Sparkling Moselle, Beharsberg and Johannbi.
burg, Hockbelmer. Burgundy, Be.
Brandenburg & Freres , Fine Olive 011. • -
do da Clarets. imported iu bottles.
do dO White 'Wines, in bottles:
X. Work k Bons' Sparkling Catawba.
pine old Sherry, Madeira and Port Wines.
Free Old Monongahela Bye Whiskies. pure.
do Very Superior Old :Scotch do do.
B23j:ents for Moet & Chandon's Grind Yin.
Verzeuay and Salary Champagne.
Brandies of our own selection and warranted.
10•4148 •
ES' e fAßliltil e ltr i :D BY A. A: T
W. N. GORMLY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 27$ Liberty Street,
(Drazesza On: RAG= H 0711.)
prrrs - Eivitan,
se Me
W. C. MLNISTR,ONG,
Successor to Fetzer & Annstrmig,.
PRODUCE CORROSION MOUNT,
maris No 25 MARKET mimic..
- A. NULL
STEELIE ts, SON,
• Cbtnntissim Merchants,
=3:MEtffl
AND DIAL32/1 IN • •
FLOUR. CiatitiN, EriirEAD. dr.o.
9$ OHIO BTIDICI, near But Ceannon,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
PIM UXL JAB. Y. Et2CHAIIT
KEIL MaITCHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DILLIES IN
FLOITE, (MAIN, SEEDS. KILL PEED. is
349 Liberty lit.. Pittsburgh, ' '
mrattba7 -
irj. J. BLANCHARD.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
No. 396 PENN STREET.
5p16:3119
IdITTLE, BAIRD &. PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Comnaliston Merchants
an Dealers In Produce, Ylonr, 'Bacon, Cheese.
Fish, Carbon and Lard Oil, Iron, 'Nails Mass,
Cotton Yarns and all P•ttsburgh Idann i terres
generally, U I and HA aztCOND 8 NT,
Pittsburgh. • .
seam I. notiss-zaw. E. nom.
TOXIN I. HOUSE &BROS., SUC'
u tenors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Whole
earl Grocers arid' Commission Merchants, Cor•
tier of Smithfield and Water Streets. PI ttstmrat.
Joao sturros • wALL•cs. -
§BI7IPTON&WALLACE_, Whole-
BALEGROCERS AND PROD uGE DEAL.
No. °SIXTH STREET. Pietsburah.
• lal2:rss
•
. • U. 8. MARSHAL'S IFICE,
- D. of Pennsyl sada,
1 1
Pinto:it:lwit, July 20 1869.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that
ou the 1201 day of Juni A. D. 1869,
arrant In Bankruptcy waslssued ainAust the
E,Sate of SOLOMON C. HESS, of Allegheny
Pennsylvania.ounty of Allegheny. and Sf
who has been adjurged a Bent - rupt on Ins nun petttlon: thst the payment of
any debts and delivery of any property belong
ing to such Bankrupt or to him or for bl . use,
and tbearansfer of any prop• ny by htsrt are for
bidden. by law; that a Metting.of 'be sreoltors
of inn said vankrupt. to provo their Debts and
to choose one or more assignees of his kt tate,
will be held at a :ourt of Bankruptcy to be
boldest AS No. 116 Peden' .street. Allegheny
City N' Allt!ny county Pennsylvanis before
JOH N. stYLA.NCic. Esq.. lieglstei. on the
SIXTH DA OF AUGUST. A. D. 1869. at 10
co mak A. 31. A. 14..11.110C1i.
U. 8. Martini. as Messenger.
ROCK. :THE BABY
ne
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
60f t/ cnny
, LEMON & WEISE.
!Practical Faridtare iliundlietarera, La"
118 TOVBTH A.v - Errpru.
Where may be !Mind a full anartment of Par
lor, Chamber and lUtellen Yurtiture. dCS
(4,IItAIPS' FEBRIf
nalana Rat mop&
O. k. ROBINSON,
NAZIIIVACT9II I B , QV ,
- Black and Colored Printing &lithograph!.
vittemites, &a.
rah ' Perry Road and Sad Street,
naLes PUILADIAPITLA.
..A RESOLUTION •
to Water Aasestmesita.
Resolved, That the Water Ass , seor be and he
Is hereby authorized to samosa di 'owners of man.
tifactorlea and private dweilings, are not
. and Cannot be is.seased Awarding to t he tomb.
lished schedule) Jivemills ou their valuation for
water rurpoleir erovided to )ax be levied on
luck prop.rty holders fronting er abounding oh
street. or Minya where water pipel have not been
extended. ,
This is to certify that the foregoing passed both
bran hes of the Couselleof , ARegheny, July 8,
• 1,1 Attest: J. B. OXLEY,-
Attest:
Crkle of rod Ek tCotinciL
it.
- Clerk of Common Council.
XICPSAL.I3.A.IL4ES
PURIFIER THE noon.
WWI SALE BY . DRUGGISTS EVIIRYWHER.
%b 10311117
'KEYSTONE 'POTTERY.
.111.441818 ii r - co n ..
e - 'lllsimal,imittaers' o
inrißill*AßE. BRISTOL WARS Be.
°ace . Warebouse: 363 LUISTIT STSZST
Arial Oiders iftroiroOli •&tended to
Libit.=loo brirrt3ls
If base Lima; gOO bblsicastcr!l
11°. -‘ fc.lrt
APIA 81:161111L--1 0 barrels .
044n i titinsait t g WATT, Wiet A Nis,
s et.
`Y~.an_
WEATIMULP/4 1011 a4 41111 tOilb'
.a: for Ws by Waal DLC/TAX
Imtmf..wp.
- THE IRON CITY
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Of Pennsylvania.
Office, 75 Ada's' St, Allegheny% City.
DELLECTOH.St
Hon. JAMBS L. SHAHAN,
Rev. J. 11. CLARK. D. D..
Capt. R. ROBINSON. - •
Rev. A. K. BELL, D . D.
Rev. S. H. NEaBIT.
W. A. r.EED, Cashier Allegheny Trust Co.
JACOB. RUSH. Real Estate AO eta, •
&MON Deaa. Mayor of Allegheny, .
C. W. ME Y.
II- Hatter.
A. S. RELL,Att r y.' t-Law,
D. L. PATTEESZN. e Ln I inber Merchsn't,
D. WOOER, Insurance Agent.
Capt. ROBT. ROHIIictON, President."
Rev.J. B. CLARK. El.:ll.,Vlce President,
JACOB RUSH, Secretary,
C. W. BRIDNY. Treasurer. .
u. W.' WHITE, MEDICAL ; ADVISER.
DANIEL SITOGER, #3161 1 1 Agent.
Tide is a nome comnany. conducted oil the =Anal
principte, each. nolicyCder..receiving an equal
share of the profits o Vie" Company. Policies,
will be Issued on t different plans or Life
Insurance and being conducted on an economi
cal basis ;rill ',afford n safe investment to each
policl holder, and thereby retain the money et
home to escouragehome industry. inbffParn I
B EN FRANKLIN _
INSURANCE COMPANY,
• OF ALLEGHENY, FA. •
OPTIC& u 1 FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
BUILDPWS,
.
No. 4.1 Ohyp, St. A4lestbeily.
A HOME COMPANY, 'managed by Directors
Wen "mown to the community, who trust by fair
desaina to merit a share of your hatromme.
HENRI' IRWIN. —.....
011.0. D. 1L1DDLX1...............5ecr0tary.
DIRECTORS:
.
Kelm Invlll, , D. L. Patterson, Wm, Coo_per,
Geo. B. Kiddie, ;Jacob Frans,. Gottleib Teas,
Simon Drum, J. B. Smith, Jacob Ruh,
W. K. Stewart, 'Ch. P. Minton, Joseph Craig,
Joh Lalltaex. in. J. Striltano,Frnhezik
R. U. HERON.
. GENERAL MOUNT.
1p10:035 - , .
CASH
INSURANCE'COMPANY
PECEILAN'S 13IjILMNG "
. .
No. 22 Fifth AVentse:_ Second Floor,
PITTSRGROIL
Capital All Paid Up.
tIIIREOEORS.
N. J. Elegy. 'll.w.Oliver.jr.:Capt.M.Balley,
Dann Wallace. .8. Hartman, A. nambers,
Jake Rill,,S. ll 3 Clurk4n. Jaa. IL bailey.
Thomas Smith, •Jno.S. Willock,
RGBERT EL RING. President.
Jlqo. P.
JOHNSON, Se S Vice creiszy. President.
Capt. R. J. GRACE, Bean Agent.
Imiares on Liberal Terms on all Fire
and Marine Wake.. •
std:gd7
NATIONAL
INSURANCE• COMPANY.
Ca. 'kern' St. and Dimond, 'Agway,
E thE tr ad i n_ the NATIONAL BANS
. ,
W. W. MARTIN, President..
JAMESROWN,
_JR., Vice. President,
B. bTAVENBON, Secretary. .
' • • DIBXCTORS:
John A. Nyler, Jas. Lockhart.l
Jas. L. raham. 'Robert Lea,
Brown,Jr. ithwrge Beret.
0.11. P lawns , duo. Thompson,.
riDEMNITY
AGAINST. LOSS BT FIRE
FRAN4IN INSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA,
0P710E.4314 431 CHESTNUT EiT.,near Ks.
po• , +
Elearatic L
Mariam A. Smoker. Mordecai It. Loins
'Rados Wagner. David B. Brown.
Samuel eranti , IsaaeLea,
Jacob 11. -- timitti, - ' Edward C. Dale.
4 C .
IM.YCt . O.' BAY Pr r td e ret.
EDW. C. DALN i l ec iTibe President.
W. 0. SPB tees:
JYADlait t .:4 l .ormir.
North Westeorner Third and Wood Streets.
TERN INSURANCE COM.
PANT Olif PITTSBURGH. -
KB MMUS, President. •
WM. P. BEBBMltT,fiecretary.
CAPT. GEORGE. MMUS, General Agent.
oMce. 951 Water street, Bpang a Co.'s W are.
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
WM in--ure against all kinds at 71re and Ma
rine Mists. A home Institution. managed by Dl
rectors who arc-well .knowit. to the community.
and who are determined by promptness and liber
ality. to maintain the ch t's.te*Zwhicit they have
assumed. u off' the beat protection to those
WhOdagre to be • .
M .
llilliT 011
Alexander Sialolt: , Join E. Neecto.
Jamesr. Jr.. . Clues. .1. Clarke, ..
cAuley, ' ; '-- William 5. Evtuuk.
Alexander Once:, . Joseph Kirkpatrick.
Andrew Ackleu. 7-' • MlWREerrier•
David li. Lpag. , Wou noruson, ,
D. Ronson. , ' - . .. , -• =V
FIENNSYLVANIA -'' -'
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBUROR;
orihogdsro. itsu_wooD IrrumMT. alum
0. CON=IICZ BLUING. •
This Is • Hasse Company, and Insons blistusi
loss by tire artitutively. •
LEONARIAWATIM, Pre dent sident.
C. C. BOYLE,Sice Presi.
ituBSKPPAULIOIC, Treasurer.
IwUu dicsillr. Secretary. , •
• • • • , nose;
BLOJaeo.cbo.
b.a r.
d PaH W
intraei3iecrSz_ . i.
. J l.
o O C
a op,as Jolaitloealr;ns,
.
A... Woman.
.077 1314v11). • • ,174:
pr i tzfEr rtirstritANCE COM-
01710 Z. 31. L coulaila WOOD a runt are.
Home ooupalo,tildni tire aid items Blsks
, . .
• otour
FJohnM Pao PArk Duat
ateiltasltiitviirds.
barlits_Atbsekle,„
Capt. James Muer. Jaredla.
Wm Van_Kirk. '
James D. Samuel
rtirG al liFeV d4ct.
0 esident. •
yr. P. GARDk o lalk Secrets ly..
cAST. JAB. 11DON. Genecpt Agent..
ALLEAMENIE INSURANCE
00IfP Or PITTSBURGH.
lOR.NO. *HUTH 13TREST.BARR DWG's.
Ins Una &Sant - Xll kinds of Tire and Hulas
Rath • ' -
JOHN IBWIN Js.. Presidept,
1 .J. HOSKINBO IN Vic
e Preat.
DONNRlAJecrosorl.
Draut.• Genera Ascot.,
' - 7 T - DUISCTOBW
JOhnlrwts; Jr.' . B. L. rahnesteek
T.,./.oshlnson, •W. H. &Verson.
O. 6. Hussey. • Robert, Hrlhrvls,
Harm Cblids. - - trianete Se i nen, '
Charles Hays. . Llatt..f.:
_,._7• 1 319e.t0h1e.
Capt. Was.•DeSll4 . Ts. DI. .r 4 eVino '. • '
.-
2,0004X)0 4 " t "'
OHOICELANDSFORsAT.v,
81 TTIC
union PLOIIo ILM H ad COlilPanY,
SAIn'ICEN imnmus.
teuig along uialtbe bttnefr piaci. it
011 .
00'14 sii,oti
.
a!m i c%A.ORIUM.O)7M: Y 24111 1-
Ser.OXNKtOPOWIMPIOG. ie., Maris
SOHN P. DEOEREPX.
i ! iiad CommilsissenTatth. mos*.
,
EMI
.....,...
istQ . : 2 r ' !
"
rtrltlsUtOlL-PONT w
AYNE: SE CHICAGO
F. W. and CLEVELAND & FITTIIBURGH R. B.
From May 9th, 1860, - tratne will leave frau
and arrive at the Crum Depot. north aide, PUB'
burgh citz u tials, u follow:it . .
Arrest.
ChlAt i dx....9:o9 au iChicago-11x.1:50.12
Erl gn Er4:9B am Cates go Ex. 12103 al a
Cl. a 2g 11 , 76:12 a m 'Wheeling Ex 10:48a ft
Chicago Ma11..6:511 a m Ft_. : Louis - 111 Ts . t, la
Chicago Ex:„...9:43 ain Chl`go Ex&3ll4.:na
Cl. g Wleg Ex 9:011p n. Cleveland ax 3453 p n
1
Chicago Ex... 9:23 pro Erie & Yen Exls:lltip la
W'e & Ezi..Ex.:3B pn. :Cl. 2 Wleg Exo:s3pu
Depart/rows AliegAsag.4 Arrive ta Allegan's.
Beer Falls A0.0:15S a mlLeetsdale Ac..8:59 us •
Leetsdale " 10:03a In f Beer Falls " Notil am
"h 1 11, 133 :58 • eic Castle "10:913.90
/ 9
Rochester" - 1:28 pro Mew . : _ , 0. 9:12401
Enon " .3:58 pre l eetsdaTe ' " - 1.08 pas
Leetsdale gee.o:l3 pm Beer Palls ." 9143 pa
Beergalls " .0:13p m,Lee . tee al ., ~ " 4:33 nu
Leetsdale "10:44 pm . " " 1 :BB cas
. Fair 00* Ran- . ---- . I Par ,Daha Etta.,...._ , ,
den . arch: Itl3 ion, ' day Womb. '9:s4Wilia
.I" m :RBIs. at. ChMago Express leaves daily.
Air .112:03 D. ID.CIIICSIT EXLress arrives den&
J. Id. EIMBALL, J. N. seCtILLOUGH.
Oerel Ticket Agee+ >N''..'''. eletin,Fifteet.
H• -lif 6f E
TIME.
OZLSGIDINYY
THE ONLY DIRECT. ROUTE, IF I9,THE OIIi
REGIONS WITHOUT CHANGH OoAltB.
On and after muxim.y. Jnne.144141108-TWID
THRollelir Thant' TlAlLlriekeept itakdin
will leave Pittsburg! , Depot,
isomer , of' -Elew
entb and Pike streete,flit itlinkiln: Olt CHT:3I&
filo, and all Tx•lnts in 8 , 011 Regions.
Lravir. pirrstruseit. pautiv IA prrrgatnesi
Day Ex moo miDay Ex..— 5:15 psi
rrigbt Ex .... 7:30 piniNlght Ex 6:3oan
Bradrs BAc 3 05 put Bradys R Ac 10:15 an
Freeport Ac 9:40 a mlllat SodaW'ks 7:40 an
Ad SodaW'ks 6:3U p my, er .4 Ac. #3:lspla
lat Halton... 0:05 ain I lit nitote. ,1 3 :50 al2
Ad ton-12:00 m Ism eiton... 2;00 pig
3d Hu itCro 11:00 . 1)1Z1136 Holton. 1:05 pit
Arnold's Ac: 5:00 p m . Arnold's A:c; 11:40 pats
Cburcii train to and from Soda Works teals
Ptttsburgh :Arrive at Pittlltralt.
(Sundays,) at 9 50 A. "
Express trains stop - only at principal point&
Accommodation rains atop at all stations
LAWRER Ot r Aen'i Su".
app
THOMAS k1.E.1.149. Met. thipn.
rAENNSIELV.A:amps
NIA CENTRAL BAIL
D. * -On and after April 25th. - 1869. Trani
will arrive at and depart from the Union Depot.
corner of Wuningten and Liberty streets, an
follows:
Arrive. 1. rt.
Mail Train.,.. 1:95 iim i sDayE Depa xpress..l4:ls ICU
Past Line 1.46 smaoutnern Ex.. 4:30 as
Wall's No. 1..6 AO asu'Wall's No. 1.. 6:3oant
BrintonAurn:l:soare Xill Train 8:15 am
Wall's No. 2.:11:50 sm HowidAe Nei 14:20 Sal
Cincinnati Ex:9:10 am !Marini Ex /54:110 pm
Johnstown Ac10:35 ater.Weirs No, 2..11:51 sai
How'd Ac Not I:lodoknetcren Ac. 3:05 psi
Pittsberb Ns. I:3opm • docks An. 3:40 pga
Phila. Expressl:so pm Phila. Express 41:510pin
Wall's No. 8...51:50pm Wall's No. S.. 4:6opaa
Braddock Ac:. 5:50 poi WalPa No. 4.. 6:o6pm
pnl arad
How'd Ac Not 9:35 pm *Fast Line..... 7:3opga
Wail's No. 4. TOW pml:How'd AC NE:S:9Opm
Wrg* Paean Ir 10:90 pm WS/131.0. S.. 11:=
*These trains make close Connection at
burg for Baltimore. •--- ' - •
Bu Tb d eCh 0 b n sWellillnllg4
Pittsburgh
10:06- a. m. Returning. , leaves Pittsburgh.
19:50 p. m. and f arriYes tlit 'Walls Statics
9:10 p. m.
?Cincinnati Expresif imam daily. All age
trains daily except. Sunday. ~ , • ..--
For hasher intbrmation mato - - -
,
EC
W.ll. BH, Agent.
The Pennsyttiliroad Company will notiti
sume any risk forßaggage, except for wearingmp
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Rim
are. Dollars in value. Al: Baggsge exceeding
tint amount in value will be at - the risk of Ste
erwnar. unless taken by epeeist contract.
EDWARD .14. 4 W1LL1A101.-
1 WS Gen - Superintendent, Altoona. Pa.
NESTER
NENNSYLVANIA'
ROAD.—On and after April iltith,lB49.ths
Passeer Trani on the Western' Pemisylmaft,
Rai, read will arrive . at and %damn from 11111
Pederti Street Depot, Allegheny 031/011 , 1F .
MVOs,'T
Deport.
Mdte No16:40 a TOM aU
rt No.10:510 a m Import No. 1 9:ooam
Express..,,.. 10:40 • ut Sliaxpb , g No111:110 Mil
Sharph , g No,;11:00 pre • ExVess . a:Bopm
Freeport No,. :0 0 pmlSicangd'e No 13:30pm
Mail 5:80 p lvreeport RP. 25:110 pea
Springd , e No 2 6:20 p m ldnringd , e No 2 830 pikt
Aboye trainsvnirdalty except Sunday. -
The Church Train leaves Allegheny Juts:this
every dunday at 4140 a - .-ni4 reaching Allegheny
City al 0:50 a. , Returning. leaves All
City at 1:00 p.-te. m.
and arrive az Alleghen=
tion• at 3:10
Coirtrovs2loWPOi a bCtllO3lBlll
of Twenty. between - Alleaeny- City, estaat.
street. Herr's,
_lenn e:XIn e Creek . Etna sad
Sharpshurs andgoodlLnthe!refts stOpitiL
atStationsspeeteedo2eta i -
The trains - leaving Allegheny City at 1r:00 Oa
m. make direct connection at Freeport withWal..
kers line of Stage* forßutiorand Mannalutaws.
Through tickets be purchased at the Ofica..
No. ISt Clair etre neirtheSti_spensionlbidga.
Pittsburo and at ,RePOt,
• • Ter fa rt her informs on anoWto
JA11.322 , I.WYERTS, A .Estt ...tm.
—Yederat.Street
The Western Xennahlinla Railroad Wad
a• sume any risk for Baggage, except for wearing
apparel, and Molt their•reePonsibilitY bb thlw
Hundred Dollars value, All baggage ex.
medial; ttis amount in value willbe at the risk,4l
the owner, unless taken by special contract.
RDWARD .13 WILL.
• aphi Osumi Sunerintendeat. Altoona. L'a.
Joe. Myers.
C. C. Boyle.
;Jacob /10PP,
.J. McNaugner.
63'C ITTSBURGIAANOME
INCINNATI
LOUIE. RAILWAY.
I,AN HANDLE EOI)TL
CHANGit 02 TISEE.:TO4 and After NUNDAZ.
April 5143th_, 11365, trainswlll . leaTe and arrive
the uaton Depot. as !Wows: . -
attln. 19:183.a.
Fast Line.... —....—.. 9:53 a. m. 8:13 p. at
Morns... -4:33 a. mai
Mixed Aeo ., n .. . 5:83 a. au 6;504. m.
IfeDonald4 Aoe'n,'Do.ll.le4B 18. 4:18 a.m.
3tedkedslikt Acoommod. 3:53p.m. , 3:33.14 i
MelkmiddstAotan. Do. 2 /14199.45.' .4
t1s 1 4.11:
5 1 15 5 5 y (thank Lath . ILS .2:519
. air
1:33 Ir. x. taiga will. esxe-4W_. -
19:13 P. It:train will arrive ty.4
AU other trains ytUlre.kdOlD 301 marl IMMO.
ed. The 943 a: M. Train makea eIoSO brim
itections. at -Newark - As: !Sosssat9lo..
8.8. BCDLI., O en et
DASD. Snort. fleat93:
• tomlrrn.,„:
• ' 0141TXLL8V11.'t
AD. • .•rt,i;•:•- • -•' •-•• '•••“• -
On and alls a _NUESDAY. NoTember.
lOW . trains win arrive as and depart fro t
Dana "aornar Ot Waal and- igateX streata. ar
fc4l9rg •
XXIX; aid train Union.:
taxa.. • 11:00 nc..•8:001 , 41.:
1140Leex.ratriadt% 11:00 A. X, SIAM Pi Ur
Xi. to and front Unt , :ii • 3400 P. It. 10:10 11. U. - 1
WeaS_NWon Accomld , 4:39 r. ,x. 13:35 a. a.
BradabWa AcoamdtW.L . Sao 14'.1a. T:5O X: 111
Bight AC. s0mo8'.*0.0.11):110 P. X. .0110 a. it t
tlandatreeo Tram so S • A
. and bl eat Newton P. *AMMO A.
Tort! etimPPlrtty • " •
, 31. 71.4.1110.171),..tg0nt
W. B. STOUT; Zunendcendart. - • •• - • nalll
D vutl u w E irklatiM
ITNION PACIFIC Vawir
TneOa to es
.611 D. MOST WIZEAM
Wart% Tom e Mantes' - -
6611ckta 1"
de eva
'V •
• • ;',
Californi Qlad, zt
Two Trains ys leave tate
tonAbeestd and Leavearcsa
da.Y.Olunda ex of =Es
of ri .Lo Railroadr= tit. Donis; at sat m Hanna.
Ala% anal& 'din itaftrOatt Mat Which 1 100. 1 = 0 "
t e s
I,in a at.' Lawrence, Topeka and._,Wmedo m ZEE
• Meg foe all
poi
in:' Kam% - At ,
west o*. Es. Wroth with the •UN
STATES 151P=a , COffiPn.NTl l- ot
Lnqz or ovirmaa,ND ;wt. &NE /AX
rvthiii.riai4"igkriiir xl.luoi
...! •, .. AiirD,,. Terri -, - .
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