Lpirissuwan - °MOE OF PITTEniIIRTH. GAZETTE, moNDAy, July 26, 1869. 4 There is no improvement tonote in' business generally., nor is it _expected that there will be for,: a month to come, Country orders are very scarce, as count. ry people are too much absorban curing their.ciops to' give =mach atten-"- tion'to city pdrehisits; - and"the demand, therefore, for',`almost everything is.re stricted niainlY to supplying immadiate wants. Wiin good. rops; however, there is every indication of a - good -fall busi- . APPLES—In good demand and we can report regular sales at s3©4'per bbl for We to good,`arid t4,50(gi5 for choice. /BU'ArfER —ls dill' bnt unchanged; 20 @25 Tor fair to strictly' prime: ' BEANS—SeIee 'at $,75(2. '' ' - • L I. BROOMS—Qdoti3d as 'follows: No. 's' $6,50; No. 4 16:-No. 3 , $5, No. 2, plain, $4,50; and market fir . • ' CHEESE-.--Sales Western Reserve, at 15; Hamburg,•at 16; Factory, at lir and Goshen, at 18. - CARBON OIL—Ls dull but unchang ed; sales of 50 or' 00 barrel lots,. at 27© 28. and in small lots. 29@30. - DRIED FRDlT—Peabbes have still further deolined, and holders are -anx ious to realize and 'ease out. We ' now . quote at 7(4)8 for quarters, and 12®13 for prime halves.. Apples 10@12C, as -to quality. EGGS—Sales at , ;20®21. . 1 FLOUR.--The flour business, to use a common phrase, is almost played out here. 'Many of the dealers are about sold out, and as, they cannot replace at rnesent prices,' the arrivals are very Tight; it seems that the time has arrived, when our mills can successfully corn- Pete with Western Flour* as Winter Whatls about as cheap here as Spring Wheat is in Chicago, and -as a cons°. quence Winter Wheat Flour is rela tively cheaper than Spring. The mills are reported as running to their full ca capacity, and their orders are mainly for supplying the city trade. Choice Spring Wheat flour IS held at $7,00 while Winter Wheat is quoted at $7,00©7,25. Medium grade Spring, such as -, - bakers usually buy, is quoted 14. $8,50©8,15. GRAlN—Wheat is unchanged with a steady demand and but little offering; prime-to choice ; (old) red, may be quoted at $1,35@1,40. ,uats firm but quiet with a supply fully up the demand; sale 1800 bush. at: 69N—email sales at 72@73. Corn, is very searca - and very firm; may ' be quoted at 900)95. on track and $l,OO in store. Itye,is in steady demand at $1,25, and a round lot:might , command $1.28© HAT—Salmiof new crop from wagon, $15@25; as to quality: Baled-(old.crop) scarce-and. firm with sales at $25®28, - HEMP--Last sales at ROA.. , - 11IISKS . ---Sales at 2%@3 cta per pound. T,7707 . - . --Clevelanci. Lime is quoted at. $2,50, per bbl, 'and:Common White at $1.75. / LARD OlL—Sales Oi r Elb:"2 at $1,15© 1,18 and No. 1 at-`1,45®11,48 - : • - -- POIJLTRY- - --Sales or • spring chick ens, at 65®6,70 per pair. POTATOES—DuII and neglected at $1,50@1;75 per bbl. PROVISIONS—Firmer and higher. We now quote at 1.50)15t for Shoulders; 18% 19 for Ribbed and Clear Sides; 19 for • Plain and. 23%©24. for Sugar Cured Ban's , - and 17%®i8 - for - Breakfast Bacon. Lard, 20V,, in tierces and 203;®21 in half bbls and kegs. Mess Pork. $33%. PEANITIS—SniaII sales at 12. - - SALT—Allegheny River brands are quoted, by the car -load, at $1,75®1,80. PETROLEUM TRARKET, OFFICE OF PITTSBURGH GikcisA MONDAY, July 26, 1869. _ The oil market was considerably "stronger to-day, and compared with Sat urday, prices, especially for Crude, are a shade higher,' and even at the advance there appeared to be more buyers than sellers, This time last year, Refined was higher than it is now, while Crude ruled lower. The former sold , at 34 for a line running from September to December, while spot Crude was only held at 14. Now the 'same delivery of Refined will not bring more than 35y,, while spot Crudeis selling at 15. - It was r*ored to-day that the Titus ville Herald will make no report in're. gard to the production for July, and. the reason assigned is that- the , :reporter, ,"of that paper has been's° grossly deceived. by interested parties, that it is, found impossible to . give anything like . an ac= curate report. The rumor is said to have come from the editorpf the Herald, though we give it as -we got it, - not pre . tending to vouch for its correctness. As already intimated -_Crude was stronger, to-day, and about a quarter higher and even at the advance, the offerings were, by MO means large. Sales or three lots of,l,ooo•each for July at 15; and 1,000 same delivery at 55;90, on cars at Venango City.- :Seller all year, may be quoted at 1.9 . 4 and buyer all year, 1.63 .. REFIXED •. Sale 500 first and. - last' half of each nionth, .Augiit to December at 33; 1,000 August, last. half,buyer; at 3; 9 'and 1,000 ' July at '2 Later' in 'the' day lines for i " • the late.months. were noted at 33X xamsniAmA OILS. Eclipse Winter Lubricating: 011.„..., '4oc Eclipse Railroad Axle' • 35c Eclipse. Machinery ' • 75c Eclipse' Spindle 4 • • 80e RE ' OEXPTS'OF CRUDE Mahar 4 Bro Pool er Bro R. T. Leech E. H. Long . .. Total , 1 1 440 bbla , OIL SECIPPED 'MA ST BY A. V. B. B . Citizens Oil_ Co. 414..ttb1a __refined to Tack & Bro.. Philadejphia. • • Liberty 011 Werki 346 bbls refined to W. P: Logatr& Bro.. Philadelphia. FaNitcett, L. &8.200 bblit refined P Logan et Bro.. Philadelphia. ' ' Liberty 011 Work 150' brie ref. oil' to Warden, Frew & Co., Philadelfihia.. Lydns 6s Bro. , 13W bbls' refined to W. P. Logan & Br o ., Philadelphia. ' J. C. Kirkpatrick, 50 - bbls refined to Waring. King 4 Co., Philadelphia. • Total:Refined "- ' 1,230 i OIL SHIPMENTS PER vit.s;r PENN. A. E. FL' G. W. Holdstilli & Co., lio bbls retitled 1 to WaTing; King '& Co , ThiladelphiS. <gr. SHIPPED Eit3T AT DrQUESICE DZPOT Brobk6 pallentine a: co., so bble ref to Warden, Frew it CO., Ellll9delpiila. MARKETS Eir4SILE'GRAPH. ,• ; NEW 'YORK, - ph 28.-,---CAtton is. dull,. 'with sales - Of 2017 bales at 340 for middling uplands. A . . - Flonr; receipts of 1,315 harrelir the market, is 15®25o•higher. with more _ doing;' part for "`e xport, sales of 14,100 barrels et.54,13466;50-foi:iiiiiinn e ' State and western. tiveozuGfor extra State, 46,035®7,50 for extra "westerriir4 ss @ 7 • 73 for whit°. lithOatc,Axtrai,l6o_o@il7s' for Ef..41 ,:$7OB for extra St.'liouis, .and 119®10;50 , pr; gObd choice ' 4IOJ . ItY° FioptrAria,Afiltki ;aaleteat tariata at. 11,70 ®6,78.0 Cuar meal !inlet and: , very' firm .TXll*-t/40504 4101541).50.0149. se: Wheat; .receipts of, _53,266 bushels; the market is 2@ . 3c better., with a fair export and speculative demand: sales 126,000 bush..st-f1,57®1,58 for N 0.2 spring; $1.52 4'311,53 for. soft do.; 6463 for No. 1 spring; $1,60a1,63 for amber State; $1,70 for new ,amber Maryland; 51,70% for atrbar Michigan; $1,72@1,75 for white Califor-, ni a; $470(4)1,76 for white Michigan. Bye quiet and firm. Barley and Barley Malt nominal. Corn: receipts were 83,795 bush.; pricsi. are I@y2c. better,. with, a fair demand, partly speculative; sale 84,-, 000 bush. at &50(4)61,06 for unsound new ' mixed western; 61,07®1,13 for, Bound do. • $1,14 for high mixed, nearly yellow. Re: ceipta of Oats were 2 8 5 , 160 bush.; market: heavy and lower; sales were made 16,000 •bushat 82c. for western_luatore;,B4c. for @)8.1;c. do. afloat. Stock of grain, in warehouse . : wheat6o6,oo9 bu.;•cora 414,- ot6 tau.; oats 82,196 13u...rye, 19,337 Jan..- barley 361,123.1., malt 92,065 bh.; peas 2,500 tiu. Bice ,dull and unchanged. -I.,offee quiet and unchanged. Sugar f quiet and steady; sales 200 . hnds. at , 1114@124.1 for Cuba; 131,/c. for Porto,ltico;; 60 bas. Ha vana,at 12,4 c. , Molasses uneattled. Pe troleum steady at 17!,c. for crude; 0 2 34 e. - for refined. Hops quiet ,at ,10®16e. for ,Americatf. Linseed oil dull at •97c©$1. Spirits turpentine quiet at 42©43c. Pork firm and : quiet; sales 600 bbb3. at $32,75® ,86 - for new mess; -chiefly $32;75 cash; $32 old do.; $27©27,25 for prime: $28,60(0)29,25 prime mess, Mee beef steady; sales 160 barrels at sB©l6 for new plain. mess. and 51212)18 for new extra mess. _Tierce `Beef is nominal at $20®25 for prime mess, and $25@30 for India mess. Beef Hams are, quiet, with sales of 140 barrels at,55@31,30. Cut meats are firm and quiet, with sales of 175 packages at 14c for shoulders, and_ for hams; middles quiet and steady. Lard firmer, with sales of 400 tierces at 17©193tc for steam,,and 19,,1®200 for kettle rendered. Butter is unchanged. at 16©280 for Ohio, and 16@36c for State. • Cheese quiet at 11@)15c. Freights to Liverpool are lower with shipments of, 50,000 bushels l wheat at 7V,d. per sail, and 7 1 6@t8d. per steam. Latest—Flour closed ' s©lod better on medium and low' grades, with a fair de. mend for export and home use. Wheat is quiet and firm at $1,68 for No. 2, and $1,62 for No. 1 spring. Rye firma and quiet at $1,30 for western. Oats dull and heavy at 81@8434c for - western afloat. " Corn quiet and firm at 90c®51.07 for un sound; and $1,08®1,13 for sound mixed western. Pork steady. Beef unchanged. Cut meats nominal.,Bacon very quiet. Lard firm at 193,4®19;9c for fair to prinie steam. Eggs quiet and•unobanged. Cnic.soo, 'July 2.6.=—Eastern •Eieliange quiet at 1 1-10 per cont. off, buying; and -11.10 per cent. premium, selling. - Flour quiet and 1.0(g25c higher, with sales sPring extras at $5,87.%@7,60 for /Sir to choice. -Wheat in good speCulative re qtiest; No. 1 advanced lc, and No. 2 ad- Vance& 10134 c, with sales No: 1" at $1,59 ©1,3934, and No. 2 at 51,375‘12)1,38; ' clos ing unchanged for No. 1, and firm at $1,373 for N 0.2; this afternoon - the mar ket was quiet at 51,38 for No. 2, cash; $1;35?,1S bid, seller for August. Corn ex- cited; No. 2 6(316%c higher, and--rejected 6c.higher; no grade I®2c• higher; sales No. 2 at • 293®98c, and • rejected at 89®91c; ' no.. grade selling at 80@82c; closing at 96c for No. 2; this afternoon the market -was quiet at 9534 c seller last half of-August. Oats quiet; sales of No. 2 at 69@70c, rejected at 66X®67c, closing at 67140 for No. 2. Rye dull; buyers of No. 1 at 51,12, and No. 2 at 51,0. Barley firm, at 51,30 for No. 2 seller last half of September. Highwines are firmer, and 51,05 asked; no sales. Sugar at 13-3-.J3 14%c for common to prime Cuban. Pro visions firm. Mesa Pork'at 533,50, clos ing with holders asking 533,75. Lard is inactive and nominal at 19y4 ®197 , /c for salted. Shonidersl3W3l334c. Freights are dull and nominal at 4c for corn per steamer toltuffalo. The receipts for the past forty-eight hours were 3,338 bbls. flour, 24,865 bush. wheat, 36,085 bush. corn, 11 1 136 bush. oats, 2,748 hogs. Shipments-12,399 bbls. flour,. 28,349 bush. wheat, 70,523 bush. corn, 12,670 bush. oats, 37u bush. ryeF4oo bush. bar ley, 4,423 hogs. ST. Louis, July 26.—Tobacco stesdv arid unchanged. cotton nominal at 32@ 32%c. Hemp firm and unchanged. Flour firm, with good demand for low grader; superfine sold at 55(34,50; extra, 55,60 (36,00; choice do. 56,25(36,37)4: double extra, 56®6.75; treble , extra, .$7@7,75;. fancy, 88®9,75. Wheat; low grades firm and unchanged; but Medium and low grades qualities 2@3e lower; prime to strictly - prime red ?fall, 51,30(31,37%; choice to fancy do.; _51:,40®1,65; choice white, ,51,45(31,50p no spring 'offering. Corn; beat.grades firm; mixed in bulk sold at 93cr.choice- State, 51;06; mixed in racks,-11,10; choice: do:,' 51,05; yellow, 51,06;.g00d to- choice white, 51,06(31,11 Oats inactive but unchanged; new in bulk cold at 50c; do. in sacks. 60c; old mixed in sacks 68®69e; white 70(4)7.5c, Rye steady and firm at $1,25. - Whisky-firm at 51;05. Groceriea quiet and; unchanged...! Pro visions . buoyant, 'with the. 'tendency strongly - upwards. Pork , ' sold at 533,25. and heavy. held at 584,90.- Dry Salt Shoulders sold at :13%c,, ibut :this price was refused at the close. Bacon; shoul ders sold ontirdert at7lsc; rib sides 18y4c; Glear .etties -185,(310c. Choice '.Sugar Cured Hams 23C.. Lard quiet and 'nomi nally unchanged, at 1834®19c for smaller lots choice tierce. 1-teceipts—Fieur, 265 bbis.; wheat, .61,200 bush.;:cortto 14;300 bush.; oats,_ 5,000• : bush.; rye, 600-bush-1 hogs, 200 head. . '-% Cm'cciitiATl, jitly 26.—Plour" firmer and, higher; fimi1y.56,26@)6,50. Wheat active and higher. ' new, red 41,25(31,35; state 81,50®1,55. Corn scarce and high er; earS6c. and supply not equal to the deniand. - Oats firm' at 74©76c. fir old';' new 63@700. Rye higher at 96®51. Bar ley Selling' at 41,25 for -neW fali; supply light. Cotton nominally unchan ged and none in market of consequence. Whisky excited and higher; closing at 51,05 and More - buyers' than sellers. 'Provisions firmer, -active and-less :disposed to sell. Mess -pork- held .at. $33,50®34. . Bulk meats firmer; shoulders ?sold et 1 13qc. loosisend--13%c.- packed; bides firdt but quiet at 160.; clear rib 16340.; and ciear :17c. Saco firmer, ;leading ; Upwards; sales of sh oul ders at-14%c .,' mostly' held , at 15c.; side "18(318y,c. for clear rib; and 3.8. 1 / 4 @tB' e..for clear; - sugar cured /Mina 23(O7ACctUtlund:plokied 1 20 c: Lard 'held at -19 i@)l9Mc., but not •Any -' demand.' Butter. finn at-24@28e. Eggs 43(41404' -shippers count. -' Cheese - dull; at 12®13c. for Western- Reaerie, and .14% ®lsc.'for factory. Linseed oil-drill and could have been bought at 97c.-to-dar small. sales in jobblngway,at 98c. , Lard oil unehanged;, No. / and eastern 51,350130; TiStroleunt steady at:2B®3oo.:;for rehired, Gold 137 buying, ENchatige" dull at , piaf frayipg ! Money market easy. ' ' : , - i . . , . Tot trio, SUli2.6:Flonr t steady at 56(3' '7,501 for 'double *Ok - : - tra ',to' friney brands. Wheat' a dhade better, with sales amber 1 at't9,s2 'ori-- BOW 'and $1;42; seller fur August; No.'l. at' 81;44 on spot, and , $1,40; seller , tor Augustt No: , '2 ' red' at 51,35, white Michigan regular at 11,48. . Coral -42)20 better, with, sales No. 1 at '394)51; No: 12 at 970, and , Michigan at 98c. Oats : - h o ld a k 78 c , , nyeeftdy at 51,10 for,No. - 1. Receipts-900 lib flour, 15000 , buith :wheat, 13,000 buil:l:Own, 800 bush oats. Shipments=4oo bblallOCri 700 bu wheat , , 1,800 bn cord 3r • OitViriANDi ' July' 26 r- !Our; dit'Y me 59,8 0 for treble extra' eihlte, - ,67,75 for outdo . extra : • aniber, fr,75197,00 for - don 10extraleill- 7 *biter, - 'll6l o fieltra :te4 IrlnterelatutLiGiso , tor liotiblaieztrei ' • fp,, , : t ."' , 1 ILA 7:l2aeus, ".') 720 bbl 220 6 6 80 6, 320 6, illa !EMI PII ' LB-13 VRG 11 , 7 - GAZETT- TVEsPAY,. 4r gl (4 , E4 256) double-4,?,,xtra white, 1 0 , 25 W1 2 4 - f or double extra red and amber, and V3,25@ 6,75f0r double extra spring. Wheat; sales four ears No. 1-red winter at 61,43; 2,000 bush. do. till the 12th of August at $1,35; 2,000 bush. do. till the 25th of Au 'gust at 1,87:;1,000 bush. do. seller Au gust at 41,36; two . cars No. 2 red winter on spot it, $1,38, and four cats do: at $1.,37. Cern held at 98c.@;41: 'Data held at 80c. . . .Rye firm at. $1,10®1;15. Petro stronger., refined held at 229.; crude better andlielcl at 46,60. .111.t.yrridois, July 26.—Flour steady for low, and znediuta. grades 'western superfine 15,504@6; extra ' . e 6 0 7 ; alm i/ Y 4 7 . 5 0@7,50. Wheat in good demand; ‘re celpta.were large. prime chbice red sold 'at 51,55@1,65. large; dull: I prime • white 41,04(4)1 ! 06; yellow f1.06©1;10.. Oats dull; sales Prune new as 65@e90. : Mess 'Pork quiet.: Bacon activeand ;advancing; rib aides 18%®16c.; .clear ribs -19 c.; 'Shoul ders 15 1 / 4 c.; hams 23@240._ Whisky firm and in fair demand' at 81,10@1,11. LOVISVILLU, July 26.—Flour fs'firns at $4,25f0r superfine. Grain steady: Wheat at $1,17®1,2.5 for red and white. Commn' n balk, ehelled,Bsc. Oats in bulk 72C. Rye $1©1,20. Leaf Tobacce steady; tales of 640 hhds at #5,80©1475. Provisions are , very firm and quiet: Mess • Pork at 1533. Baccn, shoulders at 15c; clear rib atjlB,o; clear sides at 19yc; hams , fan'cy sugar cured, `434c,f Lard 19 ,e. Whisky 'quiet and firm at *L. . , MILiVAIISIEE, July 28. Flour nomi. flatly unchanged. Wheat quiet, $1,45 for No. 1 and $1,39 2 ; for No. 2. Oats firm at 70c. for No. 2. Corn firm and advancing, 03c. for No. 2. Rye and barley nominal. Grain freights steady, 43c. to Buffalo and Sc. to Oswego. Receipts-1,000 bbls. flour; 36,000 bush. wheat: 1,000 bush. oats. Shipments—ZOOTbbls.'fto - nr; 73,000 bush. v; heat.! PHILADELPHIA, July 26.—Flour very dull;. superfine, 85,12 4. Wheat dull, and barely maintained , red, $1,50. Rye 81.35. Corn less active: yellow, 81,18: mixed western, $1,15©1,16. Oats 76@78c for western. Provisions unchanged. Petroleum; crude quiet at 22c; refined 31' , .c for July; 33c for August to Decem ber. Whisky unchanged. MEP&Pats, July 26.—Cotton quiet and firm; salealow midcllings at 31c; receipts 24 bales; exports 8 bales. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat $1,10©1,60. Conn 02®03c. Oats 8234 c. Hay: none In' market Bran 21c. Cornmeal $4,50© 4,65. Perk $34,50. Lard 193.4©214c. Bacon firm: shoulders.lso.; aides 19;46. DETROIT, -.July--26.--Flour: there waa no movemept and stock light, with prices rm.-- Wheat higher; No. x white selling at 11,7.2; No. 2 sold at $1,45; extra nom inal at $1,82; No. 1 amber at CM. Feed, Corn and Oats market bare. • Live stock Markets. • YUurri July 26.---Beef Cattle count up 6,990 for the week, with 3,550 fresh bullocks- on sale to-day: Illinois gives 4,350 cattle, Texas 1,290, Kentucky 570, New York 100, and Ohio 200; so. many Taxes reduced the quality and caused a slo'w market for all but best cattle; fat droves sold quickly at 15@ 16c., and some extras at 1634 c.; meditun brought 14c., and thin Texans, of which many remain unsold; went at 9344512 c.; a drove of 150 Texan green averaged 10c.; 140 of 7 cwt. good ranged from 12 to 13e., with 150 of 63‘ at 13c.; a lot of 190'rat Illi nois steers, 73 4 / cwt., brought 1434®1634c; 90 Kentucky steers, 734 cwt., 1434@)1034c. Most of the cattle are selling at Cc)mmu nipaw. Total receipts of sheep 29,000,' with 8,000 arrived to•day. Sheep are scardely so firm, while Lambs have de clined: fat sheep are worth 7c.; medium 6c.; poor sc. Lambs vary from 734 toAoc., the supply being. nearly exhausted in. Jersey. Several cars aheop remain unsold; sales one car Ohio, 90 lbs., at 7c; one car, nibs., at 63 1 4 ,c; one car, 71 lbs., at 534 c: one car Canada lambs, 58 lbs., 9, 4 1 '0; one car State, 601b5., 9%c; R lot of 48 lbs. calls 734 c; a car of Kentucky, 57 lbs, at .7c. Hogs' are steady, with a total receipt of 23,260 head for the'week and 9,880 for to-day; none' are selling alive; dressed Ore firm at 123.jc, making them worth 10c alive. PHILADELPHIA, July 26.—Beevae dull, but prices are about the same as those last quoted; salee 200 head at .9®93.c for, extra Pennsylvania and western steers; 7@B3?c for fair to good do, and 6350 per pound gross for common. Sheep in fair demand,- with sales 9,000 head 'at 4(4)6 1 4c per pound gross. Hogs unchanged, with sales 3,000 head at $13,50@14 per cwt. net; latter price for corn fed. • ' ' Catosoo, July 26.—Cattle steady and firm at *3(4/4,75 for cows; 156@0•00 for light;;, 56.8.5@7,50 for good to choice; - 87,62, 1 %@7,70 for extra shipping beeves. Hogs'active and ' arta at 118,60®8,85 for light to fair,' and $9@9,20 - for good to • .; • • . - .Touts, July 26.-Cattle ,- .litiet and 'unchanged at 335@63;0. Hogs steady at 8@l0c", the latter,for heavy. Dry: Goods Market. Nsw Yosu, July 20.—The fall trade has not yet. fully opened, consequently there is only a moderate inquiry notice• able for staple styles, required• to till up assortmehts and for remote Emotions' of the Santa: Prices,•in the meantime, are yerrtirm and - in -sympathy-with all raw materials. , Heary Brown Sheetings of the , best-.eastern makes :Command 16X0L7c, and the best-southern 'makes 15}5©160. Good. Heavy. Brown Shirt , logs bring 13@l8j5c._ Printing , 'Cloths 830 fot' 64. .square- cloth prints' of new - styles: 12)4c.f0r Oriental and Lan. caster; , n@i34o for Americani Allens;- . Ittchmonds, Pacific and• American; 14c for Cocheco; 20c for new styles Mous De lathes; 200 • for .Orientals;' 21c for Pacific, printed Armures; 25c for plain and print ed Alpacas; 22%c , for Manchester Serge Anglaise, colored. 'Cotton steady and firm. ' • IMPORTS BY RAILROAD. FITTSDDROR, FORT WAIM3I it CHI CLOO RAILROAD. JUly 28.-2 - cars iron, Superior Mills; 1 do -do, Loomis '& " Collard; 3 (Milo, Reese, Graff & 1.3 'sheets iroti;Zimr & Cd; 121 'green hides; 62•DeLange; mks Penns Salt Mullet; 17 bales 'broom corn, W Mar dorf Z Co; 8 bits -glass • ware, -McKee 13 - Fo's;•Bo'green salted , hides 13amnieti & Son; 100'do do, Jl7 •MoLaughlin it Son; 100 bbls dour, S Lindsay, Jr& Co; 4 bbls. 2 Cakti - Intse, Wallace,`.Cayltt‘ 'it Co; 6 bales •brbonr torn,'Z 'D- Taylor; 76 Ic.ft hanisi'l6 big- cheese; P Sellers '&700; , 5 tcs shOulderk W B Hays &436 n; 800,bblif ,dour, •50 bxs'cbeese; T, C Jenklns;" 1/Car sakes, W 'Wallace; 34 linger & Stevenson; 13 bis Jars, W•Little; 10 bxS cheese.Tillerilk Co; 25 bas - do, W 51 Gormley; 40 do do, Haworth & Dews hurst;ls'do db,- SE Lippincott: 16do do, Arbuokles - it , Cci; 18 do do, J J Pettit; 21' tea' babas, 3H ; Parker; 10 , bbls Whisky, J "'Adler 1t CO; 2 lihdetobacco, M • Heyl; ••MbblBlliitieectiolf. A Kelly; .1 car corn, .17bb de `:Herrcin; .100 it ' bbls flour, Culp Shopardf 1 car stayesiMP Adams d" p ro; 1 car stone, J Hinehlift - • • . • • . • s cLxviamixrD.,lisp3ixistuz BAIL= I Atom). Jti6 , 2(4 . —A5 carat orb, MOD:tight' ~sr„CD;- 1 00 bbis batik , ":Dlthrige & Son,'' ear earap iron: Moorhead &cort L ear hunt m, IdcEwert tk, Co; ;iron ore, - Ccilemen,eil It; 4 - dodo, . Erlasey, , de - to; 4 to dc;;ltilee; Gra" 'Co; '''r Doi roarbte;tl3. MeGeelt Son;-18 :bil l scales; Fairbarik..l4ollB & G0;,:2,715-thinetak, iron, „Ningokik, coviViblporostiParkiltro •.dto eggs, H Rea Jr; 1 car lumber, A Balion; 1213ttls chairs , . 0 G Hammer; 2 bb's tal low, 2sks apples, Atwell, Lee' & Co; 25 bbls knobs, Adams, McKee & Co; 1 car S pipes, H H Collins; 2' bbls apples, Voigt, Mahood & Co; 6 - bdis wheels, 3 do felloes, 4do Bpokes,:WlM - McCallon; 13 plow - s, 7 points, J C Bidwell; .4 bbls t crap iron,.SingericknsX.CAD; 3 bbls scraps, Jones 4klsTimick; Aijibbla apples, Steel Bro; 100 bxs'etareh; P Duff % Son; 15 bbls apples, Ei. Riddle: 2.d0 'do, G Craighead; 11-do do, E. Powers; bag cheese, T C Jenkins. - • Art.zotithfrr A , .-2 26 / STAiro;s - July - • cars.metal, Rogers Jr-Burchfield; 130 bga flonr,,Efsppley & Beckert; SOO pigs lead, Beynaer, Bauman &Co; 7 cars limestone, Superiox Iron Co; 50'bbla, 200 - aka flour, 8 U Mcitilasters: 1 car Dime, J Abdell;,l do cooperage, Ralya & R.; 28 sks wool, W B& 3 H Fallertrin; 1 car atone, Forres. ter & Megravi; 8 doAron ore, Lewis, Bailey & Dalzell: 4 do do, Spang,. Chal fant & Co; 1 car lumber, J Craig: 42 sks rve. J ll' McKee; 18 'do oats, Rose & Ewing; 1 car lumber,' John .Nanz. • - ALLIGEMNY VALLEY ttAILEoeD. July 28.-2 cars lime, D L. Reynolds; 2 .bbls eggs, W H Kirkpatrick; 14 pkgs mar; keting, Monongahela House; 4 •cars lime, Shoenberger: 1 car bark, W Flacus it Son; 1 car pig iron, McKnight & Co: 1 do do, H Whoodeldras; I bbl eggs, A Rushmyre;, Ido do, T Sohi; 1 do do C Malone; Ido do, T Seibert; 2 do do, H Freese; Ido do, J R Voskamp; 1 do do, Moore. RIVER NEWS. The river continues to recede slowly with four feet six inches in the channel by the Monongahehi marks. Weather cloudy, warm and unsettled with fre'- quent showers. ilusiness, although by no means brisk, is bolding out well for the season. The Argosy departed for Cincinnati with a fair trip including 3,500 kegs of nails. The St. Marys, which arrived here from Wheeling a:i Saturday to undergo repairs, was hauled up on the dock yes terday. . - —The Gray Eagle laid up near. Piont er's Rolling mill. —The Julia arrived from Zan esvil:e and will depart as usual to-day. • —The Great Republic , was to have left St. Louis for New Orleans on Saturday. —The R. C. Gi•sy, Capt. Isaac Whitta ker, is filling up steadily. for Cincinnati and Louisville, and will be the first 'Jost out. • - —The Kate Putnam left for St. Louis yesterday afternoon with about all she could take on water. Pilots, Javens and deraon. - • —The Glendale had 200 tons metal- en gaged at St. Louis on Friday for 'Pitts burgh and the Wild Duck 900 tons ore for Ashland. —Capt. WM. Pattereon, formerly mate of the Great Republic, lain command of the Bertha, now on her way from, Sioux City to the mountains. ' 7 -The Vicksburg Herald says the Hen ry Ames left for New Orleans on Tues day evening with the largest trip that ever left that port,' about 400 tons of freight and crowded with passengers. —The Louisville Courzer-Journa/ says: The Pine. Bluff, which was attached at the city wharf in January last, at the snit of Jesse Greer, - was released yester day, the.suit having been compromised. Her bill for wharfage, while she was in the.hands of the Marshal, amounts to EWER PACKETS.: IVINCINNATE AND LOVISIFILLE. VOR CINCINNATI andadat LOUtIiVILLE.7"The eme Das senger steamer B. C: GRAY • • • Capt. WnrrrAxEn; Will leave for the ehore.and Intermediate Vette on THIS DAY. 917th that.,giving through re rrleatts " Yu r i ' g r igTir . p . ll !!::: 2 In e p7v on board l Or to r aull/PLAuk _ 1123 J 1). COLLINOWOUD. Agents. PARR EBSB MU. N 110ITTS BUR WM ,s d aff e a‘ WHEELING AND PAR IEF.RSBURG LlNE.—Leave Cotntatnc.a Wharf Boat. or Wood Street. daily at 12 WED-1 Is'ESDAYS and SATURDAYS GREY.. O. L. IiaRNNAN. M&Ster.. I freight will be received at all noun try JAMES COLLINS. _ VLACH' & COLLINGWOOD; ',Agents. OE STEtaiffSHIPS. T o .LIVERPOOL AND ... tank QUEENSTOWN: TUE INDIAN MAIL DTEADISICIPA .. • . Numbering sixteen Ilrst-cuss vessels. among tn. intim celebrated CTTY OF FARus, CITY.OF ANTIVEkP,_ CITY OF BOSTON, CITY OF RALTIMOXE, OF LO ND ON, - . • Sailing EVE 'SATURD AY, from ?ter 4R, North River, New York. For . easesge or hatter Information aonlvto - WILLIAM BINGHAN,'-ar. • .‘lll3 FTFTIT BiBZ (CluVaLcle Weatriv ontwaltet MN*. pittsburgb Pos BARSHAL'S•OFFICE, • • . W. D. of retutsylvarda,_ _ ' - PITTSI3I7II6II, — JbIy• 20. - 1809.• ' THIS IS TO *I'VE NOTICE:that, uu the 12tti day of July. A. 11, 1869, a arrant in Bankruptcy was istued , againat 'the Estate of SULOMUN O. ugs.s, of AliegheuY City. in.she -County of Alleghenv, and Mate pt Pennsylvania, who has been adjueged a Bank rupt on his own petition: th.t the payment of any debts and deuv.ery of any property belong leg to such •Banicnipt or •to him or tor hi. use. and the transferor any property by him are for. bidden' by law,• that st• Meeting of The • re otters of the said 4 ankrupt,•to prove their Debts and, to choose Ane or more assignees of bis Estate, will be -held at a. ~ ourt or Bankruktc to, be hoiden at No. 116 Federal street. Allegheny . flay Allegheny_ 'county Pennsylyani., before jiaN Pint trIANCic;•Elq., Register. on the BATH DAY OF AUGUST, A. -.14/ 1869, at 10 o ciock A. si. A. MURDOCH. fj:Na.•lB - • - U. 8. Marshal. as Messenger, • ROCK THE:BABY •• , , EARNEST'S PA'TENIrPRIB. HOLD ONLY BY, LEMON & WEISE. Practical Furniture Maindlietwers, &en 13.8 VOIIItTIFI .A.V3EPTITII3I. Wberd•may .be' founds Till almortmelit olPar. tor* Chamber and Kitchen Yurniture. • de-5 i)REICA 4109=4ndrecau4ea.a . 1 41. FIND errAT.toririutir.- : WEDDING VISITING PARTY" . AND•I3U,SINESS' A ; llol4villi,er j iIIONOWI/41):Eg, ARMS, L Th J HATING. ae, Qrders,by !nal; xecielve rap; 14tentiop. pe4d for samples. • ; . 1.033 Chesisitii InvtiziTherustts ,KEYSTONE•PpTTERY.', WILIER 'AillO. l ,-- , •' , ' ' ba• ~ , t (.., , ,,ii 1- t", i,vi ro. i . 4iirxisimsiiC e 4 lutro t..... z. , Otte* atid*arett ' 4 , 'lse iaitsvtera,_ , ierAtvcourirprompuromna s •ase. -e.- •ilb , .5,111 :1,? at,w 4' rs 4-.. 1 E:. -6.1, THE IRON CITY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Of Pennsylvania. Office, 75 Federal St., Allegheny City. DLtLECTOR.Si Hon.-JAMES L. ortAllkm, Rev. J. B. CLARK.IT. Capt. R. ROBINSON, .„ Rev. A. N. BELL, D.D., Rev. S. H. NEnBIT. W. A. REED. Casbter Allegheny - Trust Co. JACOB RIISH Real Estate Agent. anstorr DB1m? MayorelAßethenY. C. W. BENN k', Hatter, _ • A. 8: BELL: Attorney-at-Law, - D-L..PATTERSON: Lumber Merchant, rfr.'HWOtiEß; Insurance Agent Capt. ROST. BOBINitOISh President. Rev. J.B. CL A RlE,D.D..VieePresident. JAC B Co W. BBfiTillf. Tsiisurer. ' B. W. WHITE, MBnicAL ADVISMI. . SIVOGER; GenTAgent. , , . fflds is a name Commit,: conducted cm ?limn Mal Principle, each policy holder receiving an equal share of the *profits of the Company. Policies will be -issued on all.the different. plans ot Life Insurance, and being 'conducted on an economi cal basis.ivill afford -a safe Investment to each policy holder, and thereby retain the Money at home to e3couratie home industry.. mb28:03 BEN FRANKLIN INSU NCE,COMPANY. . OF 'ALLEM*, PA. OFFICE IN pMi t y Ii 4I ; &VINOB BANK No. 41 cotao 13th, ALlle~lieny. 130313 COMPANY, Managed by Directors well !mown to the community, who trust by fair dealins to merit a share of your patronaire. HENRY IRWIN. —.«.........Pre51dent. ellt,O. D. BMW.* DIRECTORS 1 Henry Irwla,.. D.L. Patterson, Wm, Cooper, Geo. B. Riddle, Jacob Franz, Gottielb Fans, Simon Drum , J. B. Smith, Jacob Raab, W. AS. Stewart, Cb. P. Whiston, Josepb Craig, Joe. Lantner. S. J. Zlnitano, Jere. Wohen ' R. E. HERON, • . .. . GENERAL AGENT. aplO:o CASH INSURANCE COMPANY, PEEELAWS 131JILDriva. No. 22 Fifth Avenue, Second Floor, PITTSBURGIL - PA. • - • Capital All Paid Up: N. J.,E_lg ‘ ley. IR.W.Oliver, iCapt.3d.Railey, Dan , l Wallace, IS. H. Ilartman,lA. Chambers, Jake Hill. 'S. 2d , Clurkan. ;Jas. 21. Thomas dmithiJno.S. Wlllock, ROBERT H. ICING, President. JNU. F. JENNINGS, Vice President. JOS. T. JOHNSTON, Secretary. Capt. 12. J. GRACE, Gen'l Agent. theorem on Liberal Terme' on all Fire NATIONAL, INSURANCE COMPANY. Cor. Federal Sk,pd- DiairoudrAlleglteay, Office, In the BECOItpNATIONAL BANS BUILDLTIfi. - •••• • W. W. MARTIN Prest eat. JORN BROWN. Jas.... Vice President. "JAMES E. BTAVENSON. Secretary. 'Jas. LockharLlJob..ltyers, :Robert Les, :C. C. Boyle, IGorge Gerat, ;Jacob Itopp, jJao. Thompson' I. 3'4:Number John A. MY ler, Jas.L.Orsham. Jno. Brown,Jr. 0.11 P4llllams ap6 - pENNSYLVANLIL "INSURANCE'COMPANY OF PITTTSSURGNi . commis. No: xeilg WOOD STREET, sAant OP COMMERCE. BOU.DINO. • , Ms is a Ream Company, sad Wares - &Katmai lOsp.'by Fire exclusively. LEONARD 'WALTER, President. C. C. BOYLE,:Vice President. ROBERT PAMJCR, Treasurer. HUOH XcELHERY. Secretary.- - 'Leonard Walter, Oeorge 0. C. Reale, lie°.W E *sae, Robert Parisi, J. C.. Lappe, Jacobrainter, - - J. 41 -Fleluer, Josiah Slug, John Voegtley, Jul. H. Hoplans, A. Ammon: Henry Sproul, j 74: E i p A I 3 3 : ES! INSURANCE COM• P. OPIICIS., It E. MS= WOOD a rirrli ara. L Home Oempazty,tek Lag lire and Haile. Rieke Wm. WatPh illipst,, Joins John E. Parki_, Capt. James _ Wm. Van Sisk, James D. Verne? WM. PIILLL , JOHN WATT iP. 4 GARD 41APP _ ..TAR. • Capt. John L.Shirids, flamnel P. tinriva. . Charles Arbuckle, daredli. Brush. • sldent. • . President... • ' •- tiecreta ty. N. General )(tent: , p/HEMNITY • .AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE. FRANKLIN DIDURANCE CO, OF PHILADELPHIA, oriflcz,43s34B7cSBBTNlTl , sT.,ieir STN. • • 4 DiIIiCTOBS. ' 4 E i t Obsries_T. Bazaar, Mordecai IL Lords' ToblitS Wagner; • David S. Brown, .Samuel Grant., lsaac.i...ea. • ' .... Jacob B. bmith, ,- Jidward C. Daba; a'Porte W. Richard/4' George Balea: ..CHABLES Et. RA.NC 13.:Prcaldent. ". EDW. C. D A, Vice President. - . - , W. C. BTEEIX ",_Setretary,pro tea. , ; ^ • J. GARDNER awns, AGE?, Borth West.oontet. Third and Wood &rem: ST ERN liftiANC,OCO • •M• 1) 2: lMlC.E4Prea . dent. ' • , ... WM. P. MEltßEßT.lBecretary. CAPT. , tIE.KIGIC NEEl.D,lieneral„Agent. - ' °ince, 93 - Water street,i3pang it Co. >3 IR a-7e. house_, up.stairs, Pittsburgh. ,' •': ' • - -' '. Wlll in..mre against all kindi of 11 . 1 .re mid Ma. zins Atte. ~ A Llama Institution; managed by Di rectors who are well known to the community, tad who lat,determbied by.PrOmptneas and liber• laity to maintain the character which they have .. assumed, as ollteing the best protection to Uwe who deslassta be, insured. . •, - -.-.. I ~- oratoroial - 0 ' ' • ; 'Alexander liimik, - . JekriX IMO:mak ' • • B. Miller,- Jr., - Chas.' J. Clarke, James McAuley, , - , William b, Evans, • Alexander Speer, , Joseph Eirkpatri cll. Andrew Maim,.. : PI:11111D Beymer, .• - DITM I d , Mug% • Wm. Morrison, D. Masan, , - , - n 0 ALL EGMENY 111181131AANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH. - ICR.No. 31FIFTR STREET, BAIR BLOCT. *names against all kinds of Fire -- and Marine ..I/Likr.• _. .-- ~,- 1 -- - .. JOHN' IRWIN. ail.. Presidept. T. J. HOt3IIINSLIN., Mee praideat. ' • O. G. H_OHNELL.Aseertary. O.ApT. if..13EA.27. - General Agent. . ',.. :Ditlintmoss: • ..' •: • -; John . „B. L—Fannestoek, ::. , T. J. Hoek ilii, , ' W. H. Evtrson, - ''O: G.- Hussey, . • ...: Robert 11.-Davil," "• ' Harvey Childs, -. G, Frannie Seinen,. - . ,: chuleamio6, • ' • - irtatt..T.,T. Siorldian. ' - Cant. Wm.. Dean. T. H. Re01n...--- For Dyrpcp,sia, .Apei dity pf,the• o.f Appetite, ( Nausq, He4--t 7 b.urt l / 4 Jaundice,. Ara, ,41, diseases Irma a 4istirdered : state . Of . the" ,St;Onlacn, p i.iyer or lote-Aoes„ • Preptreil elteL SEWARD. - BENTLEIr' eatzny ,ffjold; ' 2 _ll all ArPatat& :4 • • • -waolenteesta tastivra 1:1a, .1 11,3 EMS 1W941 MUM" ti tittOn, arOtra• AYNE I:IMAGO CLEVELAND dp ITTSBUR C GH B. B. From May - 9th, 11359, trains will leave tram and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, Fitts- - burgh city time, as fellows: ChictEx. -2:02 a nr l Chicago Arrive. sat Erie Pir:UE r.7:213 a m •Chleago Ex..14:03 p yliills:l3 a m Wheeling Ks 10:45 am Chicago Chicago x....0:43 a m Chl , go Ex &1114:013p m Cl. & Wh's Ex 2:OS pmlCleveland Ex 3:53 pm Chicago Ex.. 2:23 p m Erie & Y g 'n Ezs:lll3p Wie & Erie Ex4:3B pix:lCl. &Whg Ex6:s3pm Depart/rots Allegheny. I ArrllV• in dilevitenik Bea r F ails Ac.8:58 a mLeztadale Ac..6:513 am 'Leetsdale" 10:03 a in , illca'r Falls " 8:28 am 31:513 am,New Castle "10:23 ans koebeirtee .! .1:22 pail Exton -" 9:l3am Enon _ " .3:55 p Leetsdale 1:05 inn Leetsdale Ae0.5:13 pm l ßea'r Valls " 9:43 Be*'rFalla " • s:l3pra'beedale " 4:33 pea ma Leetsdale " 10:431pm qvu) Pair thiki Sun- < I - {Thar - Oaks Ban. day Church. 1:13 p in; . day t.hareti. 9:58 am m. Chicago Express leaves daily. -I'a :03 p. m. Chicago Express arrives daily. . KIMBALL, J.-M. WOULLOUGH, TicketAirent. - - einVlAapterVt. MN g i llA‘N E oraffilm — - TIME. GIVIErIrITALLEIF RAILROAD, THE ONLY - DIRECT 11017 T- TO THE on. RE01,024.5 WITHOUT CHANGE OF eArts. On and 'Mar mtnratractrieVitilaSls9. THROUGH TRAINS .DAILY (except Sunday) will •leave Inttsbargl , Depot, corner of Elev enth and Pike streets, for Fravklin, Oil City,Buf• filo. alvi all nolnts in 0 e 011Bejstons. MANE PITTBBITSAM tAfiltrtr Elf P1718E173831 Day Ex 8:00 am ,DayeEz. 5:15 p Night Ex.... 7:30 pm,NightEx 6:3oam Brady's BAc 3:05-prntßradys B Ac - 10:15 a m Freeport An- 9:40 a ut: let sodaW'ks 7:40 ato 2d tiodaW , ka.6:3s kon.Fieessort A.c. 6:15 p m Ist Halton... 6:45 a in .lst. 5:50 a m . 2d H01t0n..,12:00 yaißd Milton... 2: 3d Hu )ton... MOO p mi3d 1:81n . Arnold's Ac. 5:00 pm I Arnold's Ac. 7:40 p .Chnrcn. train to and_ from Sods Works leave. Ptttsbergh at 1:10 P. If. Arrive at Pittsburgh, - (Sundays,)at 9:50A: w. Express trains stop only .at principal points. Accommodation -rains stop at all stations J. J. LAWRENCA, pen'l Supt. THOMAS M. Ellie; Ass% blipit. Sum- . . IiDENNSYLVA-WIMII 1 NIA CENTRAL 'BAIL ROAD. On and after: JULY 95th. 1869, Trains will arrive at and depart from the Onion Depot, corny* of Washington and Liberty streets. as follows: - rri • Depart. Mail TraAin.... ve. I:SS as *Dayltxpress.. S:l5 Sal Fast Line 1•45 am Sontnern Ex.. 4:a 0 am Wall's No. 1.. 6 20 am Wall's N 0.1.. 6:30 am BrintonAcc'n. 7:50 am Mall Train 8:18 am Wall's No. 2.. 8:50 am Bra"ksAs Rol 10:20 am Cincinnati Ex.9:10 am irCincin'ti Ex I 9 :30 pm sobnstown Ac10:35 am I Wall's No. 2..11:45 am Bra"tt.• Ac Not -1:10 pm Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm Pitts win Ex. I:3opm Breks Ac N02.3:40 pm Phila.',F,xpressl:so pm Phila. Express 4:20 pm - Wall's N 0.3.. .2:50 pm Wall"s No. -3.. 4:50 pm Bra'ks Acl•ro2 6:50 pm Walla No. 4.. 6:ospin HoMewoo a Ac. 9:53i pm *Fast Line..... 7:30 pm Wall's No. 1- 7:540 pm Homewood AC. B:sopm WaY Passn' r 1 0:20 pm I WalPsto. a.. 11:00 pm *These trains make close connection at Harris burl for Baltimore. _ , - The Church Train leaves Walla 'Mitten eve: y Sunday at 0:05 a. m. • reaching Pittsburgh at 10:05 a. m. Re tramilig,-,leaves Pittsburgh at 1.71:5 0 5.. m. and arrives at Walls Station at 2:10 p.. , *Cincin m nati Ex - pre:is lesias - daily. Southern Express leaves daily except Monday. Ail eu.er scars • daily except Sunday. ! , • For farther information Jar to• ' ' - W. N. ,BF. R - 77/Tif - Silent The ' e Penrisylvanla Railroad COmPanY Will note a roma any risk forßaggage, exeeptlbr wearing. p parel„_and limit their - responsibility : to_ One Ha. - dre. Dollars in value. All Baggage exceedir g Os t amount in value will ha at the riskeY tie , ewriar, in leas taken by special contract. - EDWARD ti. 7/1 1 • 1 •Tair 4 _, ap23. General Superintendent, Altoona. Fs. • ETIFS -St ERN-SWIMS •• PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.—On and after April 25th,1869,ths Passenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania Rai -road will arrive at sr cd., depa rts , from . • the Federsl Street Depot,' Allegheny CitY. as follows: 4r Siningdte No16:40 lin !Mall - , 7:00 a m Freeport No."18:20 a m , Freeport No. 1 9:2oata Express 10i4tra - nrS, harpb , g No111:20 am Sharpirg No.11:20 pre EXpress.::..r.. 2:50 pm Freeport N0.24:66 p miSpringdte No 13:30 pm Mail 45:50 p m iPreepprt N0.25:210 pre. Springd te N026:20 D malariad'alSlo 26:3U p m i Aboye trains run daily exce Sunday. - The Church Train : testes:All egheny Junction . evert Onnday at 7:40 a. m., re cuing t c, .Allegheny City at 9:50 a. m. Returning , miser Allegheny -City at 11.26-p, m. and arrive at 4.l4eglieniJMUl- . Lion at 3:40 p. tn. - ^ • - . - - • - • Commutation TICSZTS—IiPor sale in packages of Twenty, between Allegheny t CI Chestnut street, Herr% Bennet‘ :-.Fine Cree Etna and Sltarpsbura and good only on the ,stopping . at Stations specined on tickets . • - The trains - leaving Allegheul City at 7:00 164 tn. make direct connection at - Free_peri with Wall kers Hue of Steeds for Butlers:nil Hannatustown t Through tickets may be purchased at the Mee. .N0..1 fiC Clair street, near the Bp.spensionßridga Pittsbursh and at the Depot , A ll egheny. For furth'er information apply to - JAMES TAIPPERTs, Agent. • Federal Street Depot. The Western Pennsylvania-Railroad will not assume any risk for Baggage, except fbr wearing apparel, and limit their - rapoMbllity to Our Hundred Dollars la value. All ' benne ex ceeding thismuount In valve *illbeikt the risk Of the owner. unless ',Oft by special contract. '' . • EDWABD .11 • -, Cie Ini4"112 & ante — nexal Stmerintendent. Altoona, ITTSBURGI f; LCINCDINATI AND . LOl3 - 113 BAILWAYt , - r- • • ____—' PAN HANDLE uNANGZUP TIME.—Oa and after AtuNDAT, April Mk, 1469, _trains andarrive tha DOW. as fiallaws: - drriftr. 2. 8 a:, m,' Fast Line 9:43 a. na ,T:l3 p, m Express' ' • ' 51:33 0.1 n: - 44:33 a. m; Mixed Ace'n 9333 a. nt. 6:119 p.m MeDonahrs Ace , n, No.111:43 a. m. 8:19 a. fa: Btenbenville Aooommo4ol3lsllp.zar-9:33 a.ut MeDonald , a Mont. N0..21:19 ... . 9:19 ak, nunday Church Tratn. -- . - 19:39 p. In. 9:59 a. ut. 44.3:33 P. ii. train ' 19:13 P. lei train win write . dally, r All other trains will run daily. Stinasys exzept " ed. .4he,9:43 a. Et Train makes ,close eon• neettons at Newark ftr Zanesville. : -eatteralllekerf - V': W. CARD, Sutot., 9tenbenville, Ohio EcrrssuitttnAk.frfailiem oNNELLS VI Oa and •alter. T1:17,5DA7,-. .7107erhhar iTgiaa - lane e trains wM arrive at and depart from the Depot , corner of 44-eint find, -WUter :at:meta% as ; Lfollowa town, 4:00 5100r.1f. McKeesport .A.ecomdt , a 11:00 A. at. 2:05 P. 2. to _and trom..tintin.' l 2:oo P. Y. 10:101, law' 'West Newton Accom'a 4:30 P. X. 8:35 A. N. Brarldoakla Ancomdt , n. :8:15 'Nu. 7050 - P. Night 4 c. toMelPsport-10:30P. - 5:45 u ~,Burelay.Chnich Train to „ - and from Wee. Newton 1:00X. 10:00 For tickets apply , • - . • -E. M. RAYMOND, Jytent :Vir. B. STOUT. Baperintendeet. - noall MEM SDr 0 IL it Atin.tm-animor -14.3 ROUTE. 10111.41111eMM-11111. UNIOIC _ PACIFIC*IiiIGWAr Elum3m rohtitoii. The 81101CTEST AlqD httirt BZLIAIII pA) NCI tom tar Brat to al .points• it Colorado Newlidat California Wish, Arizona New .111exic.oi Idaho, Oregon:' • • Two Trains Leave State Line and Lave:Mora daily,(Sundays excepted,)on thew:WM*l transit of Patine Railroad froakiSt. Louts, and Rana. bal and St. Joe Railroad front truilley. connect.' Thy ht.:Lawrence - , Topeka:And Warnego ;with: .sLas.es for all paints In 'Kansas. At- end of track - west of: pisworth , "RA the • U.LJETRD STATES EXPRESS COMPANY'S • DA.na LINE OF OVERLAND NALL AND NZFEARR COACHER FOR, • 13701 4 1.V'E1t; ELf!t3CM X.dU2Mi AND Trritoties, And with illaiintllSOWßVlll- 1 9/L'EXLY-LTEllt of COAC.118:13 fcr lost Claim, Fort.-Paaa. Albuquerque. bents. Ye, and all Po s ints zone and'fiew Mexico. n. z -" ' ' • :With the rece additions of inning man and equipment; t and Oct. arrangement& pada -With responsible Overland Transportation Linea 'from its western tenninuji, • thia-4 cod now mon .outerinallect,- tlpellttlea , for „Vag trsnzmiralon -at trehibt-to.the Wesu , -•••• 17 -- - . . zt. Tickets for sale at all Ana ,p4nclp , e; paler' is the United States and Cal:Ladle ". _ • • Be sure and ask or-tkAatEuringaliONA HILLS OOT N iota PACTEPW maiLWALT,c Ziarrlpill I:Unman. t, &. eti r eral.pliperulteridpa ' • ;:4,143 - OtstktillikOttiadinekst.: BSc ? • - x•••••;i: ST. ..14 triu Eg Ell Washington,
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