ALLEGHENY' s dAridis - IiIABIEET.
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07,101110 F Prams Buxton GAlntxTr.,
MONDAY, October 10, 1869. . f
CATTLE.
;There was again a very fall supply of
• cattle on sale to-day, close on to 1,200
'head, and as-has been the' ase for some
time past,.good cattle sold without much
difficulty at full prices, while/ the com
mon and median grades moved slowly
and some of the latter kiad were left
over unsold. The demand was confined
mainly to supplying the Wants of the
local trade, there, being bat very few
' outside buyers in attendance, and the
market was a little tame, 'though after
all there is not much change in prices,
compared with last week, There was
some few fancy cattle sold at 8,
"but this
liben outside figure, as most of the good
) '
cattle were sold at from 7'M Ito 7,;, and
. ,
there were some very ,good butchers
stock sold at 745 N. Ligheeteers, cows
and helfersoind of these the offerings
consisted mainly, sold at , from 4 to SM,
as to quality and condition. Of the cat
tle on sale there was about the usual
number from Chicago, Ohio and Indiana,
and the number from adjoining counties
was large, particularily from Washing.
ton and Butler.
Holmes, Laferty & Co. sold 100 head of
mixed stock at 5@804. •
'Trattrman & Lobman sold 74 head from
Chicago and Ohio, at 5@7.
- liazlewood & Blackstoek 100 head
mixed Ohio stock at 4M ®7. ,
L.& J. Shamberg report 107 on sale. 1
S. Marks./ Bro. 65 head Washington]
county stock at s@tlM, and 43 from Chi-,
cago at 4%®7, 3 / 4 .
Greenwald & Kahn 85 head mixed
stock at 4@7M. ,
L. Rothchilds & Zeigler 60 head
steers froth Chicago at 03,VD7,. ' 1
Katz &Keefer 88 head good steers from
Chicago at 5@6. , • 1
,
Haas & Kraus sold .51 Ohio steers at'
5@7 cents. ; • I
M. Verner sold 30 head Washington
county stock at 6@7,40; 22 from Ohio at
55M; 12 from Green county, Pa., at
,534@6,20:52 head a naold. ,
Jacob Rothchiids 20 head' Ohio cattle
at 3@514.
S. Lowenstein had on sale 19 steers
from Chicago. but was unable to sell.
Jacob Needy sold 18 head fair to prime
Ohio stock. ter Vannatta, at SMQ7M,
and 20 head for Warner & Co. at 5M
150;4.
McNeese wholesaled 23 head medium 1 1
Butler county stock at about 4M cents. 1 1
Adam Eckert 11 head Butler. county 1 1
stock at 5@5, 5 4.
Gamin & Co. 25 head Butler county I
stock.
Sheitmantle & Flinner 30 head Butler
county cows, heifers and steers.
Smith & Blue wholesaled 16 head
Ohio heifers at 5®634; retailed 13 at 4®i.
Hedges & Taylor sold 82 head of Mir
to extra at s@B. 1 1
Wilson & Hart sold 18 head Washing- 1
ton' county cows. heifers and steers ,at 4
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SHEEP AND LAMBS. •
The supply of sheep was not very
large, though fully up to the demand,
and, as has been the Case for some time
past, they were mainly of an inferior
grade. -Prime fat sheep were in good
demand, and sold readily at full prices,
and the market, even for the commoner
grades, appeared to be stronger, and the
pens were all pretty well• cleared out by
noon. We are cognizant ofprime fat
sheep having been eold at $4,50@4,75 per
head or 5 cis. per pound. Lambs 'sold
all the way from $1,00@3.50 per head.
John Young wholesaled 95 head good
fleshy sheep, averaging 80 lbs., at $2,00
per head. -- _
Adaya Eckert sold 37 lambs at $1,50@
3,00; 58 sheep at $1,75@3,C0.
Banes Stouffer 2; sneep at $1,50@4,75;
lambs at 31,75@2,25 i
C. Beela 120; sol sheep at $2,00@3,00;
lambs at $1,50@3,0 .
M. Humes whole sled 150 Beaver Co.
sheep and lambs, at $1,90 per head. 1
Garwin & Co. sold 225.
Stakely Bro. 150; old sheep at $2,00@
lambs at $2,00. ' • 1
J. F. Alburn'22B; old sheep at $1,50@
0.1 ,.
2,25; lambs same.
Sheitemantle& Fl
at .$1,50@3,50; latubF.
J. C. McNeese sol
at an average of $2,0
.Tohnathan Davis _4O; sheep at -11,75(4)
4,00; $1,50@3,00 for iambs.
C.H. Moulton 103 t• sheep at 02,80(34,50;
lambs at $2,00@3,00
James Shaw sold 23 sheep and lambs
$1,00@4,00. - r .-, i •
John McMurtry 1 sheep averaging 7,0
lbs at an average f $1,50 per head.
• Dennis Haggeri 133 from Butler) Co;
sold 31 at $3,05®3 40. -, I
Frank Kraus 14 fine wooled sheep at,
wiza 4,25. I
nuer 140; sold sheep
at ;1,25.
90 sheep and lambs
. . „ 1
The Hog mar .et is quiet. and l un
changed.. As Is u- ually the case, the de
mand is a little tn. e active with the ap
proach of. cold. • eather, but butchers
take hold sparinl ly at preseniprices.
u r
We continue to q oto at 10,50(011,50 per
cent gross. In a etail way, for prime
averages.
PETROLE f UM MARKGT.
OFFICE OF PIISBURGH GAZETTE, i
• MONDAY, October, 11, 1869. I
• The oil market Open ed up ccinsidera
bly stronger this orning, in sympathy
with the improve character of the for
eign news, but in he a fternoon the feel.
ing seemed to be little easier, though
there was no quo able change in prices.
The report of the Titusville Herald, in
regard to the pro. nett= for September,
was received, by elegraph, or at least
the most import- nt parts of it, and as
might be expecte, it caused considerable
i discussion both p o and con. So far as
we could learn, t . ere were none disposed
to `cionbt lts corr.ctness, but both the
•
balls and bears • ere disposed to put
......, ,
their particular .nstruodon upon it, so
asp make it app ear, favorable to their
particular s, and both appeared
to be successful, at least to their own
satisfaction. W .Ile it was acknowl
- edged on the one . and that there Las been
an increase in th • production, compared
with August, it• . ad to be conceded on
the other hand, t • at there is a decrease
in stocks, and an ncrease in shipments,
',and the one appe • red to offset the other.
The Heraid-repor s the daily production
for September a -12,645 bbis, against
11,486 same month -last year. Stock on
band October filet, 1869, 292,419 bbls,
against 263, - bb is, same time last
.year. Averag daily' production from
. January Ist toOct.lst, 18039, • 11,033 bb!s;
same time last der 10,026 bbis. • `•From
the above figu re it Will be seen that the
Ett:
producdion , th far. in 1869, is larger
than it was In t s ame time in 1868. and
that; the stock o and in the oil regions
on-Octoberlstri 6 ,was larger than at
1 1,
`the correSpolldi' ttine' last 'year. As
an offset against
i his. however it is con
tended that the s ks in all ofthe•Jead
ip
ing xitgkets;
.both`ju this country and',
Europe. are. very much •reduced, emit
patedlVith the corresponding° time k at
...1
year, and that the demand for - 1889' - will
be much larger Shim It was iSIB6& , •
REFINED.
Not a single salseffeotedr at least there
viarqm .00
ope cepuziedi I..l9hile,;at! id
ready' intimated ) Vie coarks :was some
what
excited, yet in the afternoon the
excitement appeared to ' hive subilded,
though there.was no change in , prices.
October last half . quoted at 32, arta Oc
tober to December, at" 32%@,32M.
entrpt.
There is a differerice-of a X of a cent
made between 40 to 45 and 40 to 46 gra_,tl:
ties; suad.wenoW • quote the former, for
spot or seller this month, at 15, and the
latter at 14X. Sale 600 bbls spot (40 to
45) at 15; 1,500 seller this month (40 to
45) at 15; 1,0(10 same delivery on- are at
Oil City, at. 1 1 5,80; and. / t oo bbla on
lower creek; at $5,50.
- Punnia.trurci
Eclipse Winter Lubricating oil 40e
Ecliptic Railroad Aile Bsc
Eclipse Machinery 75c
Eolipie Spindle -• 868
zincrapvs OF CaUDE.OIL BY A. V. R. B.
Fair View oil' Worksl32o bbia, on ac
count of Fisher •
Viets Oil Works 160 bbls, on necount
of Fisher Bro's.
VtaM 011 Works 80 , bbls, on account
of G. 8. Thomas. , )i.
MCK & Co. 120,bbla,'on account of G
S. Ibotnas.
J. Wilkins 160 b1:1114 on account of Phil
adelphia Beaton Petroleum Co.
Citizens Oil Co. S2O bbls.
Tarentnm Oil - Works- 498 bbls, on ac
count of Lockhart, Frew & Co.
Fisher Bro's • 568 bbls.
Chrystal Works 480 bbls, on account of
Fisher Bro's.'
Waring. King tt. Co. 166 bbls, on ace
count of Pool Bro'a. I
Total 2,870 bbls.
OIL SHIPPED EAST ET A. V. R. E.
Citizens 011 Co. 29.5 bbls refined to,
Tack Bros., Philadelphia— -
Lyons dr Co., 245 , bbls refined to W.
P. Logan & gro., Philadelphia.
Pennock fi Beeson, 81 ,bbls ref. oil to
G. W. White, Harribttrg.
Forsyth & Bro., 417 bbls' refined to
Warden, Frew dt Co., Philadelphia.
Liberty Oil. Works 304 bola ref., oil to
Warden, Frew Jr.yo. Phlladelpha.
Lockhart, Frew 'it Co. 178 bbls tar to
Libby t Clark,New York. ' '
Total shipments Refined 6 1,087
Total shipments tar 178
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OIL SHIPPED EAST .AT DUQUESNE DEPOT.
Hutchison Oil Refining Co., 636 bbls
to Wanlen. Frew ct Co., Philadelphia.
Brooks, Ballentine fi CO. 48 bbls ref.
to Warden, Frew do Co., Philadelphia.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORE, October 11.—Cotton fully
30 lower, with sales of 2.500 bales at
26M0 for middling uplands. Flour—re
ceipts 15,677 barrels; heavy and s@loc
lower, with saleS of 7,800 bbls at 5 5 ,5 0 ©
`5,65 for superfine State western, 55,75®
6,30 for extra State, 15.70@6,10.f0r extra
western, 56,30@6,55 for white wheat ex.
Ira, $5,85156,30 for R. H. Ohio, 56,23g7,00
for extra. St. Louis, 57©8,50 for good,
choice do closing heavy. Rye flour quiet,
with sales of 200 barrels at , $4,75@6,10.
Corn meal nominal.. Whisky heavy, with
sales of 203 bbis western at 51,21, free.
Receipts of
_wheat 34,885 bush; wheat
lc lower, sales of 810,000 bush at 51;33@
1,40 for No. 2 spring; latter an- extreme:
$1,38@1,42 for winter red and am her
western, 51,43 for amber Tennessee, 51,48
for white western, and 51,57 for white
Tennessee. Rye quiet,-with sales 2,200
bush western in lots at 51,15®1,18, latter
delivered. Barley heavy, with sales
12,000 bush two rowed State at 51 30.
Barley Malt heavy, with 'sales 7,oolbush
Scotch at $1,10@1,50. Receipts of Corn
20,892 bush; scarce and about one cent
better, with sales 38,000 bush at 82G95c
for unsound mixed western, 98c@.131,05
for sound do, and 51,10(g1,12 for western
yellow. Receiptsof Oats 31,880 bush; l@
2c be' ter; sales 56,000 bush at 62565 c for
new southern and western, 63@663 for
state. Grain in warehouse—wheat 978,-
272 bush, corn 145,068 bush, oats 120,950
-bush, rye 34,467 bush, barley 5,948 bush,
malt 67,594 bush, Peas 11,992 •bush. I Rice
quiet; sales of 25 tierces and 200 bbla Car
olina at B©9c. "Coffee firm; salei 203
sacks Rio on private terms, 1,000 sacks
Maracaibo at 14,0. Sugar is very active
and strong; sales of 400 hhds Cuba at
lig@l2c, and 113 boxes Havana 1334 c.
Molasses qui* and steady. Petroleum;
crude unchanged, relined active at 3214 c.
Hops dull; at 10®20c for American. in•
seed oil quiet at $1©1,02 in casks. S irits
Turpentine lower'at 47@)480. Pork dull
and heavy; sales of 450 tibia at $3O, ©
30,87 for mess. closing at $30,50 sh.
525,50(§26,50 for prime, and f29®29,5 for
prime mess. Beef steady; sales o 570
bbls at 56(2)1S for new' plain mess, 12@
17,50 for newextra mess; also 100 ti rces
India mess. .Beef hams quiet, sales f9O
bbls at $18®25. Cut meats steady and
quiet, sales of 140 pkgs at 143!,@1535 for
shoulders and 17©19c for hams; mid les
firm, sales of 30 boxes long clear at 1 Nut
also 750 boxes Cumberland cut for De
cember, January and February at 134.
Lard firm and quiet, sales of 470 tiercies
atl7©lBo for steam and 18(4113aie for ket.
tie rendered. Butter steady at 20@,30c
for Ohio. ' Cheese firm at 14®17*.
Freights to Liverpool dull: shipments of
40,000 bush wheat per steamer at 9@lod,
and 10,000 bbls flour per aail at 2s 6d. 4-
Lute.st;-Fiour closed dull at s©loo
lower. Wheat dull, heavy and lower.
Rye quiet' at • $1,14®1,16 for western.
Oats steady at 73@7440 for ,vrestern.
Corn firm and quiet at 98c®51,05 .for
sound mixed western. Pork, small
sales of mess at 530,75. Beef moderate,
in request and steady; cut meats firmer
with a moderate demand. Bacon firm
with a fair inquiry. Lard quiet at
17%®180 for fair. to prime ateam. Eggs
quiet without, decided change.
t,
CHICAGO, Lictooer. ts.—Eintern Ex
change 1-10 off buying, aria 1-19 premium
selling. Flour steady at /4,15(36,00 for
sprint extras. ' Wheat •dull and 2©2%et ,
lower, with sales No. lat 11,03®1,0N 0
No. 2 at 940)9814:c; arising vv.th buyers,
at 944 c, and seders at 98c; thlii afternoon
the market was unsettled at @Bc seller
October, and seller • last half. for No. 2.
Corn opened dull; No. • 2 sold at s*4®
60c; subsequently became firmer, with
the decline regained, closing 'firm and
quiet a. 61ai©Crle.; rejected at 58%®60c,
no grade neglected and nominal: this af.
ternoon the market was unsettled but
fairly active at 62c - seller October and
6234 c seller last half for NO: 2. Oats less
„ awe and • irregular, ,ringing at 353•4@
37350 for No. 2, and closing at•36%©37c,
Rye less active and lower, with sales pf
0.1 at 73©75c, No. 2at 70@72c and re
jectel at 65©730, and closing at 68@710
for No. 2. " Barley dull and, 2
(me lower on No.
,2.. •prith.,attletl in
store at $l.lB, et:piing at 51,20, Seller the
month. Hlghwines• steady ' and firm,
with sales at 51.44, closing with sellers at
Slab, and buyers at
,51,14.-• Sugar 13 302)
15c for common 40 prime Cuba,. ; Mess
Pork nominal at '517,50017,75. bry .
,Salted Shrfulders'lirMee' at tixotloxo:
Rough Sides 17ere. Freight' steady at 04ie
for wheat, and 6o for, 0 0 P11: 1 9i*L 1 1419.,
'Receipts for the pat; fprty=eight hOurs-.
6,200 bbls flour, 113,280 ,Iniekrfiteitts /14,.
280 bush cern.' 80,090,'Intah; !OSA*, - 9,410
bush rye. 6,620 bush; bgleY. Allotment&
'-6,035 Agra 1(1$ ~bUltOtOttib,./4314
PMMtimati VikEttitv-rlVitgbi
072 bush:et - 4d - 1 8087'buils - 'oitarla,7oB -
bush rYe5 2 ,7,841/11bOarley. , • ''; ,ii-irq "
ST. LoUnt, Cctober 11.—Tobscp,810716,
active and unchanged. 'Cotton, no hing
doing. Hemp, Bales undressed at. 21150;
draggled at 12,-20 @MO. 'Flour:dull at 44, 6 0,
(3 14 ,75 for superfine; 84,90a0 ,for extra;
85Ei15460 for XX;' $5,90(g6 for XXX.
Wheat °rotted, steady but/closed:8(0c
lower; No. 2 'spring : at 14194. r IS a, 1 do at
$1,00®1,1734; - choice . white at,51,25@1:89;
i
l xi
Corn inactive''ann 'unchanged; choice
yellow-in sacks, at . 134.®85e; i d ,to:
choice white at 85@92c. Oat opened
stiff; but 'eltised easy ; titlied hi ilk 43%
@AC% in .Sacks 49@5340 forrimixed ,to
choice white. Barley , firm ,•for btiat',
grades; prime lowa aring s urd' at BSc;
strictly:prim'elo choice Mltinedlitif sllso'
@l,ss,.choice.fall 11,851g1 5 684- , Rye: dull
and drooping, 80@85c. Whisky,llttn,
81,15. Groceries quiet and 'tin:Changed.
Pork diill, 02. Dry'salt meat very stiff,
15Xc for shoulders, 100 for clear ribsidos.
Bacon very fiitn, and shoulders higher
at'17%,0, clear rib sides .2oy,c, clear sides
20340. Lard, nothing doing; jobbing lots
can be had 1 8 34 ®lB}4c. •/ - tecelpta: flour
6,500 bbla, wheat 28,800 'bush, corn 6,400
bush, oats 14,000 bush, , barbily 16,500
bush, rye 800 bosh, hogs 200.
CINCINNATI, October 11.—FI,our dull
and unchanged; family $8,50®8,7¢. Whe,st
dull and nominal; 81;08©1,12 for 'red.
rorn dull at 84®900. Oats 52@58; and
dull. Rye dull at 90c. Tobacco un
changed and in good demand. Colton
dull at 26c. WhiNky $l,lB, fair demand.
Mesa port dull at 31c. Lard.l7%,c. Bulk,
meats and bacon firm but quiet; no bulk
meats offering, and no bacon; shoulders
out of atiuoke held at 16x617 to come'
out; clear rib and clear alcleksoln at 200.
Butter firm at 306350. Cheese 15@1534c.
Linseed Oil unchanged and quiet. at 98c
(381,00. Lard Oil declined to 51,30@1,35.
Petroleum 32@34c. Spgar steady at
1334 to 16c. Coffee 20%@25%. Gold
81,30 buying; 'exchange steady for buy
-
I ig and 1.10 premium for sAling.
CLEVELAND, Cztober 10.—Flour dull
and heavy. Wheat is very dull, and 5c
lower, with sales of No. 1 - red at $1,12,
No. 2 d0..51,10.! Corn dull and lower;
No. 1 mixed held at 82C,183c for small
lots from store. Oats dull and inactive,
at 48.3 for No. IState, and 47c bid. Rye
dull. heavy, and nominally at 90c for Ito.
1„. In barley there, were no transactions
reported; nominal at $1,2551,35 as to
quality. - Petioletim quiet but • firmer,
and better for refined, prime light straw
to white held at 28528 W, standard white
at 29553 c, etude nnchsnged at $6,45.
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PHILADELPHIA, actober 11.—Flour; no
export demand; home trade light, spring
wheat extra faintly at 16,9567. Wheat
is depressed; sales of 1,200 bush India
red at $1,40, white $1,47. Rye steady at
$1,09- Corn dull and •lower; sales of
western yellow at $1,03®1,05, mixed
western at 98c. Oats dull; western at
58(369c. Petroleum firm; .crude 22c, re
fined 3230, an advance. Provisions in
active. Mess Pork $32,751P3. Lard 18c
Whisky advanced 4c; sales at $1,27®1,30.
MILWAUKEE, October 11 —Flour dull
and weak_ at $4.80@4,57 for medium
spring grades. Wheat weak at 11,04 for
No. 1. and 98c for No, 2. Oats weak at
3834 e for No. 2. Corn weak at 6434 c for
No. 2. Rye and Barley nominal. Grain
freights active and firm at previous rates.
Recets—flour 5,000 bbls, wheat 121,000,
oath 2000, corn 2,000 bush. Shipments—
flour 11,000 bbla s • wheat 128.000 bush.
LOUISVILLE, October 11,—Bagging:
two pound Kentucky 27c. Cotton dull;
middlings sc. FlOur: sup?rfine $4,75.
Wheat: red 111,10,white $146. Corn 95e.
Oats 50c, Rye 90e. Leaf Tobacco firm;
sales at $33; tobacco $7,10g13,25. Pro
visions quiet; mess pork $31,50- Bacon. ;
shoulders 15c; clear rib and clear sides'
203.4 c. Lard steady at. 'Da._ Whisky:
raw $1,15.
BALTIMORE, Cctober IL—Flour
weak and nominallylunchanged. Wheat
dull and weak; red $1,40@1,47. Corn
firm. Oats dull' at 58@60c. Rye 11,10®
1,15. Mess Pork quiet at $33. Bacon
hrm; rib sides 2034 c, clear rib 21c, shoul
ders 17;4c, and hams 24@25c, Lard quiet
at 19c. Whisky in good demand at
$1,204@1,22. •
Msstraits. October 'U.—Cotton weak;
middling 2434 c: receipts, 1,553 bales: ex
ports, 1,103 bales. Flour steady. Corn
$1,10@1,1235. Oats 580660 c. Hay s2s@
26. Bran $24. Pork 033,50. Lard un
changed. Bacon firm, shoulders 180,
sides 2134 c.
DOTROIT, October 11.—Wh at; receipts
25,000 bush : market opened mer under
the influence of modern east n orders.
but 'closed weak; extra white 1,22191,23;
do. No 1, 11,14)®WIL Regular-$1,04; Ard
ber 11,04. Milt stuff firm. Bran 816,50 i
Course middlings 22@235,, ~.. .
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Nsw Tonic, October 11...:-L•The ' market
opened this morning decidedly lower for
the most staple Cottons, but atot decline,
We noticed att Increased animation in the,
Hill's yard wide Bleached "Mastitis `
which are down from 17 to 16c; do..' dcl.•
from 1514 to 1434 c; Utica 35 inch Tick dc{.
from 2134 to 20c; Imperial 4-4 do. from
1634 to 160; Rosebud , do. from 1834.' to
15, 1 4 c; Almy do. from 1434 to 14c; Norman
Hill do. from 1231 to 12c; Pemberton A.
bleached Canton Flannels nom 2734 to
2634 c; do A brown do froth 25 to 250.
Tremont H bleached do from 10 to
Otis A and A 'Blue 'Denims froth
2834 to 2730; do B 11 do r do.from2B to 25c;
',Union Striped Denims from 2734 to 254.-
Amoskeag A C A Ticks from 36 to
35c; do A do from 30 to• 29c; 'do 13 -
from 25 to 240; do. C do from 23
to 22c, do D do from 21c to 29c, Pearl
'River do from 33e to 321, - 4o bine Denims
from 3013 to 290, and Amoskeag do from ,
310 to 110 c. Clark heavy. Sheetinga and
Atlantic A do are down from 150 to 1534 c;
Pacific A-'do are reduced from' 15;4c t
150; Indian Orchard C do 140 to 13340,
Grafton A. 7-8 qo from 9340 to 90, do B do
do from 8o tci734c, Ocean do do from 1034
.to 10c. Masonville naper cambrics are
34c off•end now ;belling at 114; S. S. dr,
Son's, do. are down from 120, to 1134 c:,
Lonosdale Act do' from 1134 c to"Ilo, White
Rock do from l ll34o to
ora of the above makes are, lo lower. , •
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RVt('NWB.
• As there are nomarks to indicate the
stage of water, it is impossible , to give it ' ,
correctly, as, reporters - an# everybody
else, are obliged to gness at It, it is the
business of somebody to see that new
marks d are putin„the 'plebe of the old'
ones, and the sooner it le done the better
as it is"linportant, especially when the ,
river is, low, as is vie Case now, to know,
diacOlko7 much water, there is; and
M
whether s rising, falling or at a stand.
' According to the best inibrmatione
could get on ' the matter, "there *ere
about 30 inbhes in the channel last
evening, possibly 31 or 32. . •
There has been no arrivals since the
date of pur last report, excepting the
New State for Wheeling.
•
The ,Messenger, Capt. Jesse Dean, is
filling tip slowly, and will: be the first
boat out for New Orleans. ,
Capt! Stockdale was in hopes Yester
day afternoon that the. Sallie, would get
over Glass House last evening;
The 4ulia arrived from Zaneaville yes
terday o.fteracqa, arid will return again
to•day.l
The jC'atianita was the only boat in
'port at Cincinnati on Sunday eyenlng.
The funeral of Mollie daughter of Capt.
John N. Skunk, was to have taken place
from the Spencer lapse, Cincinnati, on
Sunday.
Capt. Thos. Rogers was in St. Louis. on
Friday. •
RIVER PACKETS
VICKSBURG. NEW. ORLEANS..
VOIR' MEMPHIS AND
EWORL KANS- , •Tbe sti amer
AIESSE.NGXR Capt. JEssz DE.AE,
Walt leave for the above and Intermediate ports
oa drat
IFST SWANEY,'
PI,ACIS. Jr COLLINGWOOD, Agents,.
.AINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
OR CINCINNATI and
aggEtt
LOUSSVILLE.—The line pas
settler steamer -
MOLLIE. EBERT....t..Cant. G. W. rEICRT,
Clerk S. Feppard, will lease for the abort and
In•ermedlate ports on SATURDAY. 16th - inst.
For frtleht or passage apple on' board or to
se24 FLACK /e.t..tfItLUSJI WOOD, Agents.
L i N If A'(r>l 'ZN A'['
17 1 0 R WiIfEELINa.
M AR tETTA, PARKE
ANDCI :5 CUSS AT I . •
- -
Leaves Pittsburgh EVY.IST SATURD SLY- 13 3.
The swift and superb bidewheel lateamer 'ST.
MARYS, T. O. SWEN.NEY. Commander, will
leave as announced above. ••
For Fielght or PRESAZi- apply On board, or to
FLACK t CULLINOWOOD, or
I COLLINS UABNES, Agents.
N. IL—No Freight received atter l I A.A. se 1
L 1 Ag , L , l . 1 I a : . ,„- . .
•
_ L. LIVERPHOL AND i thilt s
QUEENSTOWN.
THE INMAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS'
Raabe:Mr sixteen ant-clue 'eaten, among
to. mtUe celebrated
CITY 01 . 1'Altrt, CITY OF ANTIS - Eta.
CITY 07 BOSTON, CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF LG:iDON.
dattlng EVERY SATURDAY, f:om Pier 414
North tracer, ew York. For ',image or further
Informs:Lou 1.13D1Y tO
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr.
143 SMITHFIELD STREET. PRlaburah
ASSESSME&Th.
MAY ENGINAW9tOrPreE
-ALM/11641r cril", oct. El, MU. 1
NOTICE.—The assessments for
Grsil!ng and rating of tier t al
ley from Third street to John if:enn
ui
Mlti'd north line; also for gr ding and paving
of Ensns alley, from Franklin to Locust street;
and Clio for grading and pat.' gof Montgorrt ry
alley, from North alley to; s. Wallace's line
are now re.aly for examination and can be fetri
at the City Er gineer's onlie until Ociober nth,
1889. when they will be pieced in the hands of
the Clip Treasurer f..r collection.
CHARLES DAVIS,
oce:p6S '
• City Engineer.
CITY ENCtritiri's ()rims,
ALLEGIISNY OTT, la.. Vet. SI, Iboo.
NOTICE.—The assessment for_
GRADING and PAVING. of BAN Y MILL
ALLEY, from Plne street to the Coke Ovens:
also, for grading JEIITER„:"..I' STREET, from
Shields alley:to:Monterey ftreet: are now; ready
for exaMinalloo and can be seen at the ofdea
of theaty Engineer until OCTOBER 11, tsaa,
when ihell will be placed In the hands of the.
'Ott Treasurer for colleetlau. • - - •
CIIIARLE4 ' 14 DA*l,
.•
oed pal , , City-Zuglneer.
()LUCY, OF CITY Eliozzaxe & ETrio - rren t .t
Pirrsoncon, Oct. A, isstr.
NOTICE.—The assessment 'for
,_Gradalt. Poring 4;11,0101:x4e of FORBES.
I.K.ET. from Cht 5 tont to Magee street, to now
'ready, tor exantinatt 43, and ear, be reels at 11115 ,
othcenntll We.D51,30,5.Y, Octooer 13th, when
tt WhAtbereturneCl to the City Treasimr , i otbet
for collection.
octrlM' R. J. 1100k11. tltv Itnetneer.
UTltthY. WITNqINEIR,II,IID leentyr(o.l4 t
' Pittsburgh. vet. (I, (Ibo 9.
OTICE.—The Assessment'lor
sralline nod pox Inn Zceu alley/rose Yvt..
t eth to l'oity.llrst street Is now ready for ex
andpstion. anti ebb. ter seetrist this omce until
WEDNESDA.T, October 13th. 1869. when It
wane sent to the Lily Treasureniattick far col
lection ' •
oetipW r H. J. MOORE; City Itarftieer.
OFFICK 07 CITY .ENGINlift AND NVIVPICTOIi,.I::
PITTSBURGII,,Aeet. 1 8 19.
NOTlOE.—Thn assessment F o r
Gridtrig; Paring "and CI:Irbil:1k - liffEOH
ALLEY from Pride to Allten)nrner,street.is now,
ready for exanilnation add. tan be seen- Ist. this'
office until FRIDAY. October SW. when •At
be returned to the Treasurer's office for col
lection.
H. J. IWOHE,,Vity Engineer.
803:0100
, _TEIFJFER SON STA
_E.T..,-'4` itt) ir •
undeYSigred,' appeentnli Viewers to assess
(menages and bendier tor opening Jefferson street,
Second *warn, Allegheny, will meet on the prem
ises on S .I.TURIDAY, October OW leff.o., at
o , cket to at t e nd t 3 the duties oY ohr ap
.pointment. B. W. sieGai.NNKii.a •
JAMES GRAHAIf.
5e78:036672.1c, • AN REW vamp Kix.;
iurrica orpT,T re:Notuzzit a.tiP naltvAlroo, t•
- Pittabuigh; Uet. W,.11000..
OTIGE.-- The assaesstnent for
grading, Diving awl enroll:1g teen street
• relit hirtleth to 1 hirty•third uti ,, rt, is now
rett• y- until TUXSPAY, Cctob;:s.: 11.0111, when It
will he returned to the tilty TrelettreVe Wiles
ter collection.
11. 1. ORE,
001: .13 •• • •• • - •'
• Oityshinginetr.,i
,
iniportetind retail ktettler .*:
WEDDING, VISITING, PARTY AND BUSINESS
aASU ENORAVINO: ;"
MONOGRAMk 'ABMS, ILLUMINA.'I7I.IIi &if,
orders , by mall 'receive proTt attentusti. 'send
for samplt Q. , .
i.oss christniit s
mv6:171-THElar t.' • ' 1
EBESH SHAW' RECEIVED , '
dedyett Blr/qttgui PULPBSIed 'waelet
titand, 4 Drateond Market Pitts
-harsh, and at tbil Twin,-, city, Aneoesoicy
cotter Ot ()kW and Federas streets. Can hal
all kinds. 'of itia2gett eset4 Hanna Shad
Beak, uodrh. iudd.r,k...d Eel. Allo t large
tsawellei Anita. , Lalto;Fisti4.lealitabn. BMW(
Stergeon. erring and htaemaw Trout , which
bustles us to sell at the lowest market pin:
wholesale or ,retall. Vre_lnelte all lovers o
"health& tb give' eon OW; and Wo erUl
' ; •
MAPLE barrel*:
rm=ittlergaryjoty 0 cola
mew t,r ,
I.IIYORTIU IeY'RAIZROAD.
CLINTLAHD 'AND' rix-ranu4ol.ll
fiAII
ROAD October.ll.-4 Cara rye, J W
Bimp
son; 2do do; W J Meek; 9 cars iron ore,
Shoenberger, Co; 2dodo ' Bradys
Bend Iron Cor6(kbbia fluid, J JPalmer;
2 ears lumber.; , G A liiinndorf; 2 doetio,
Slack it Sholp; .5 6 bbla oil, Beymer,
Batman dt Co;' 6 cars billets, liitnick dt
Co; 17 sheets plates, Shoenberger i Co;
20 cases bdis. Logan, Gregg dC Co; 32 bbia
W Frank it Sons; 1 car barley, .J
M Carson dt Co; 50 IDOLS Jionr, H Schnel
back it Co; 53 skit oats,l - I,N Fairley;
21 do onions, W M Gormley; 5 bbls scrap
iron, B Pflaumol3 do smiles, Voigt, Ma.
hood it Co; 71 sks oats, 108 do rye, 21t do.
wheat, 50 do mill stuff, P Duff it Sons;
3 skis rags, '1 bbl onions, Carter, McGrew
dt Co; 2 bbls 3hf do wine, J Froelich; 5
bbls- flour, 1 do - tvirtegtutrlot cheese. W
Flaccus /Son; 12 kgsi white lead, B L
Fatuaeetock it Co; 8 bbls copper, C G
Huisey it Co; 7 cases hdla, Whitmore W
Dit Co; 7do do, J Bown; 2do do, Lind
say, S bbls oil; D Ely it Co; 60
bbls cement, R Christy; 10 htids tobacco,
E Wormser it Co; 126 bales hay, 0 II Al
lerton; 131 oil bbls, . o A Wormscatle; 16
bbls apples, Woodworth D; 17 do do. 5
bbls quinces, BrUggerman dr O'Brien; 54
sks oats, W lianker ez Son; 3 bbls
quinces, S Deirol; 16 do apples, 0 Bar
nett; 9 cases fobacco; Weyman it Bro; 1'
car oats, 1 do wheat, Scott it Waal.
PITTSBURGH- v .-FORT WAYNE & CHI
CAGO rip&ILROAD.; October .. 10.-3 cars
, pig iron, Hallman d; 0 do do, J, Pain
ter;
it
ter; Son; 2do do, TMoorhead; 1"do do,
Everson, Preston it Co; 1 do do, Graff,
Byers& Co; 1 do do, Union Mills; 5 do
do, Coleman, Rehm de Co; 2 do do, Su
perior Mills; 300 bbls flour, T C Jenkins;
25 bag grapes, 18. do cheese, INDodwrirth
it D. 15 bbls flour,-R.Rohinson; 236 bgs
oats, Keil it It 15 bbla flour, LJ Blanch
ard; 14 sks rags, Pittsburgh Paper Siena
factnring Cor 5 'bbl oil; Johnson fi
Paini3; 1 car clay:B M.Kier; 2 do barley,
J M Carsot it Co; 10 bbis oil,. E H
Myers; 400 sks flour, ' Jehkins - it Bro;
80 bbls flour, Shomaker it Langenheim;
AralasENr VALLar HAILEOAD..
Od
tober 11.-1 car atone; lliiiderson dr Cp;
1 445 do,' Pat" BrOugh; Icoop chickeine,'ll
crocks butter, J Daub;- 4 sks onr. R M..
Dickey ck. Son; 55 cars coal, Kelr, Foster.
it Keit . ; 42 do:do, Armstrong, Dickson it
Co; 18 do do, Colersah;R dr Co;. 161 rails
railroad Iron, J B Dorrington;
hides, 2 do sheep pelts, .Flaccna of Son., ,
ALLEGHENY tirATiON . ; October - 1,0.-1
car metal, Spang it Co; 83 bbls zinc,iF , W
Gerdis; 2 cars fiaseed, Suydam;,9
bbls flour, Jas O'Hanlin; 94 sks oats; B
McKee;l dar metal, Lewis, Batley it
Dalrellk 26 bgs oats, J B Jones; 8 doz
broonit, Geo Myer; 73 hides, 1 rolls
leather, Jas Gallery; 153 bgs barley, 47
do oats, R Knox it Son; 33 do do, Ez per
t% ig; 2 cars wheat, 96 bgs do, Kennedy .
dt Bro; 2do cooperage, J Hemphill; 1
do do, Ralya it Robertson; 1 do wheat,
W McKee dc Co; 6 cars ore, Pittsburgh
Iron and Forge Co; 1 car shingles, J B
Ingham; 1 car malt, Smith it Co; 1 do
arley, J Rhodes. - -
PITT : WM:MOH, CEIerNNATI 'AND Sr.
Louts RAILROAD, October 11.-1 car
bulk meat, J 11 Parker; 1 do ,shorts,
Shornaker do L; 1 car staves, W Hastings;
8 caddys tobacco, Knox it Orr; 15 pkgs
do, J Fullerton;.4 bbla oil, D Haworth:
1 pkg tobacco. W dt D Rinehart; 2 bas .
sundries, 31 A Jones, 4 do drags, Har
ris it E; 2 pkgs tobacco, T Blackmbre:
dodo, J ,Lippincott; 10 do do, J W
Taylor.
=I
=
PACIFIC RAILWAY ,GOll9 .LOAN.
'DABNEY, IdORGAN Er; CO., 53
Efetange Place, and 1. K. JESUP &,,Co.l'
Pi \ ne Street, I, Y., offer for sale the
Bowls of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
Thep l ,l,Bonds pay seven per cent. lb Gold:
have thirty years , to rot; are Free from
Government Taxation; are secured by 'a
Land Grant of Three Million Add of the
Finest Lands in Kansas , and Colorado.
In,addition la this special grant the Coml.
pa ay also . owns , Three of Acrei
la Kansas, whtch are being rapidly sold to
develop the country and improve the road,
They are a first mortgage upon the extension
of, the read from Sheridan, lansas,,,ts
DEFer, Colorado., The rout in operation,
427 mile! long, qua which it is alid a moil
gage, NOW BARNS MORE THIN ENOUGH
NET: IMCONE 40 PAY - THE: INTEBEtit
ON. Up NEW LOAN. Pere is no better ,
security 41 the market--this being iri
, some , respiets better than Government Sc-
mettles, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PATAEIE IN GOLD.- Pries 96, and mu
,
ed Inlges4, In %Malty. Pamphlets, )laP
and Cirfigim faillished on, applktion.
Ve have a fair supply of the above
Isollol an ihand and for , sale, aid we take
pltti and
in recallimendlo them as a very
reliable and , perlectly loft investment,
=I
1!7 , 'SiThiurthzA . Verine,
ag.lo. ~ • !FiltAiMrght. TA, L,
CALIETT3L'ICYIi+T. ,
is
. . P.
7soi!U attention Oflpoislifftpss toi the oractico
of Adiitgratlog Lard Qll, )3Yataxtnic with R. Cot.
Seal Ufl, and other lnfe
rtoTIX/so 1 '
' ouR itgazio. (AL
WARRANTED PURE'.
.654 1 I neliacin E alterlig'our Brand or copying our
'BradaNikt,:Millbe proceeded ;against a tenni Ina
to layr ; .! „ • , ; ;
PROCITIpit iIeGABIDLEI
- t', , , i••,. 00, •1, •,!
41
194 81 r ALV l iiita llrifXl3l' Wl lrl" l.l:Btall triii p l rePiP AC" SlA:
KaMpalllanit- , i :MIL' :Cinill;,. C 0511921,1
, Prtoonfarts i bta..llVllllo
1 mitttuat 1 1
410.% i tt ifi 1k 44,1,68,::i1-.1 - 1/W . n
14 44 . 41
i1 491 -Ati aii! ' giii rl
144011
S. Mcf!LEAN •& CO.,
•$-AILROADS.:_ ;
ff m t z. Nl4 E Milagga
ALLEGIZEINIr RAILROAD;
,
THE ONLY DIRECT llorrz TO THE Q
ineioNrerersotrzciUmnr.. OP_ CAlt9..2l'f
On and after MONDAY. Sept. 90, 11035. Two_
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY (except Sunday)
will lease Pittsburgh Depot, corner oC . Elev
enth and Pike streets, fcr Franklin, Oil ChtT;Dxf
falo, and all points in tie 011 Regions.
• !LP/ P/T281317110H. AREIT IN rtrriomsfill
Day Ex 7:00 a m Day- Ex 5:15 p.m
'Night Ex.... 1:38 pm Night Ex 15:55 a m
Ist Halton-. 6:40 a m Ist Hulten- p m
; am Ru liaison-. 14:60a
ad :Halton::.E:00 pm HI Halton... iAO OM
4th Hulton..1I:00 pm ith Halton. liatlpm
preeixirt, Aim sodsiWorka., 7:30 a m
Soda Works.: 6:3011 IC P•eeport AC 6:15 pm
Bssdra BAs 3:050 snßraiiya B. Ao 10:1)8 irm
Church 1330 41 miChnrch....... 10:10 a m
Express trains 'stod' only . At prinutpai Dointm,
LeCommodation rains stop at ali fiat ,na.
J. J. LAWRENCE, (WWI 'Sup't. •
THOILAS K. HMG, Ass , t. toprol. • .
ENNSYLVAs
M aisitEM-
A CENTRALIIAI
'AD. - On and after 11 P. 44., dunday - AUGUST
k"
29th, 11169,. Trai, 3 will, arrive 'at artdPdaPart
from the 1.7n101f Depot, corner of Wuilingte2
and Liberal, streeta.,aa followsi .-.,—.......,...e......,-
Arrive. ' Depart.
KaiPTrain.... 1:20 and 'Day Expreasl2:3o.424
Fiat 'Line 1.45 am ;•Paciflc - Ex.... 7:43 am
Wall's No. 1.. 6 20 anal Wall , s N 0.1.. 6:30 am
Brint onAccin. 7:50 abillitall.Traln ... . . 0:10 am
Walla No. 2.. 9:05 amikiralcsA.s N o 1. 5 10 pm
Cincinnati E x .8:25 am; Mein iti Ex. 12: 311 pm
Johnstown Ac 1020 amiWall's No. 2.. 11:35 am
Bra.ks Ac Noh-7:49 ptp,Jolanstosre .4° , 1:05 pm
Pittsbih Ex.4l3l4Opth Ftralte Ac:17.52-8 i :30 pm
Phila. Expressl:llo imkithila. Express 3:50 pm
Wallis No. 3...1:50 pm; Wall's No. 3.. 3:: 1 51nn
Bralts AcNo 2 9:11.6-pm Wallos No, 4.. 6:03 pm
Wall's No. 9. 5:50 pm,l'Fast Line` 7:30 pm
Way Pasenir 10:20 pm ,Wall'e . .N0.6.. 11:00 pm
These trainstuake close connection at Harris.
bcrs. for-Baltimores i . . .
The Church " Tratn - leaves Wall/ States every
Sunday at 9:05 .s. m., reseldng • Pittaborgir ak
10:05 a. in. Re turning, leaves Pittsburg: at
1l.:50 p. m..• and arriverat 'Walls Station at
2:10 p. re. . \ I
Cincinnati Express and Pacific Express leaven
daily. An other trans deliy - except Sundry.
For further Information ap ply to
W. H. RECEWITH, Agent.
The Pennsylvanialtailmad Company will Lot as
sume any risk forßaggage, except for wearing ap
parel, and limit their, responsibility to One Hun
dred Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding
ttat amount in value will be sr the risk of the
owner, unless taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLIAIIS
au3o General Sunisrinteadtnt. Altoona, I'a.
ESTERN-alstimg
PENNSYLVANIA
I IA r ROAD.—On Ind after August 29,1869.t1,a
Ps saenger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania
Rat• road will arrisod 'at and: depart' from.:-the ,
Federsl Street Depot, Allegheny City, as follow=
Arrive. • • , _ peportg
Springdie N 016.401 ...... 6:210 sal
Freeport No. 113:2043 ml Freeport No. 19:20s xa
Express 10:110s utiStarpb'g• lio111:20 AM
Sharpb`g No.11:20 p Express 2:20 p
Freeport N 0.24105 pitiSpringd'e NOI3IO pin,
Mall - 5150 pm AreeportNo..2s:2o pna
Springd , e N026:20 p miSnrixigd'e No20:30 p
Above trains run dally except Sunday. - I
The Church Train leavett - Alleglieny Junction:
every Sunday at f :40 .ng m., reaching Allegheny
City at 9:50 a: El." Bet:in:ling:leaves Allegheny
City at 1:20 p. m. and - amtve at Allegheny Junc
tion at 3:40 11.. M.
CommtrrwrxoN TICE:ITS—For sale in, packages
of Twenty, - between Allegheny atv -- Chestnut
street. Herr's, Bennett, - Pine Creek, Etna and
Sharpsburg and good only on the trains stopping
it Stations speelhed on tickets.
The trains leaving Allegneuy City at T:110 A.
tnonalte direct connection at Frecpor t
ter's line of Stages lbr Eatler and Hannalsitown,t
Through tickets may be purchased at tte Office,
No. 1 St. Clair street, near the Suspension rir'dge g
Pittsburgh, and at the Depot. Allegheny.
Tor tarther information apply. to
JA3 LEA: ERNS-. Age;
; • Federal Street Del.:11,
The Western Pentsylvanis. Railroad sTII - . rot
assume any risk for Baggage, except forishating
apparel, and limit their responsibility to One
Ids:Wired Dollars in valme. All baggily ex
ceeding this amount In value 3iilibe at the risk o/
the owner, unless taken by spedal contract.
EDWARD Er. WTLLIAMS.,
sia2o - Efeneval Stoerintendent, Altooni. Fag..
Igitt 60- 11 . 1 , - • 4.11, 4 411 • •
...
li,, 4.14,,.,11
WT:410.6 H_ , ROST WAYNE'.& — OIiIeA9 t
1 1'
V- W. and CLEVELAND &PI T - TFACROM It, :
Prom August3oth, 1889, :rains will leave . • ..
and arrive at the Union Depot, uartitside, PIS .
'anrgh city time. as follows:
Leave. I Arries.
Chicr.._....:....,c,„ , .t.0....,,,,.. g ..
Erie Vim Ex t 7:2B am; e.rrilic Ex... 7:23 a .. el. & li_`gM'tB:9B a m Wreeltrg Ex 10:48. ..
chlcaTo %Man.. 6 :5 t. a m ; .
f-, & St. L. Em 7:08 p in
Fast 'Mae( ....8:48 a.m;Cr.V.roEr.elll3:2B t m
Ul. Sr %eg/a 1:23p p,.C:ie-reland Ex 3:39 p DI
Chicago Er.. "T:39 pni 1 rr.le & Tit'al2xs:sBp in
W'e & ErleElx9H3B pin ''.:l. A-111t'g ExB:3Bpm
Deport/rots AliegAesv. i ...irrrre Ifs ..41krieszy.
BeS't I , aIMAc.9:OR s m ;L , e:sd..lle Ac..6:53 am
LeetEdalt" 10:03 a naß
'ea 'r Falls" 8:214 ant
" •,,.f . 31:551 ara N.'s. ess:le "10:23 am
Rochester" 2:23 p m Emcm •., 0:13 am
Enon " .3:515 pr. "et n.lxle "12 :46,p ril
Leetsdale Acc.s:l3 pm' lie VT Falla " ts:43 pm
Iles , rFathe -.. 6:131;1 tr.: 4...eetedale " 4:33 put
Leetsdale "10:42pm "- . " 7:23 pan -
Fair Oaks 'Sun
-I,Fair Oaks S.an
day Church. 1:13p m, day Lbarch. V:5B am
,ii` 1:38 p. ra. Chicago Express leaver daLy.
gar 1:23 0. m. Cldcag•' Ex rzet.E. arrives daily.
, P. R. MYERS, - J. N. M.cCULLooem.
Gent. Pas. & Ticket Agent. (it'll. Manager.
an7.o
ITTSBURGII.
at :111 CL.NCIXICATI AND ELOMMI
. LOUIS RAILWAY. . . . C ,
PAN tANDLE
CHANGE OF TrlifE.—On and after SHUNDAY,
Avirnst 2V. 1869, traine lelye and arrive at
the Union Depot, a; follows: • • . .
EMI
MIEEMDI
Past 53 a. m.
Express— ..... .... 1 - .
.... 1:43 p. m. 13 a.m.
Mixed Acen ' 5:43 a. m. 8:53 p.m.
I[cDonaldis.493 l n,No.l 11:38a. m. I:38 a. m.
Steubenville A.ce0mm0d..3:53 p. m. 8:48 &M.
McDonald's Acc:n.blo. 25'53 D. m. 3:1 9 P. m.
Sunday Chnrcb Train:. 12:5S p. m. 9:58 a.'lu.
QT 1:43 P. X. VIM tilll leave daily..
1Y oaY. K. tridn.wlllszrlve daily.- ..
All other timing will run daily, Sundays except.;
eth• be' 8:53 'a. nu Train makes close con-i
nectiong at Newalic hr Zauegville..
S. F.. SCULL,
• 'oelierisr . ticks'. Aker t, Columbus,: 0,
IW. , W. CARD, Sup,t.,.Deconlsou,
EITorIgSVRGEI
LH
r,O OA.D NWELLZ.V 1L L • - - -
, : .
• • 'L.:
On 'sno.lkffel TITESDAT.. Noyerither..,;l7w.,,,
Nat trabis,7llll.a.rrive as , and from. sbo
Depot eonef of Grata • slid 'Water strevt3; • as'
.„_ • • ..Psvtirf. ..leVastawc
-
Jdall to ita tiorallti - • • ;•,
• 7:00A. bh,•
mafe — eoort•Aedanadt.n'll:9o e. Sl'.- V:O5 r.:l!'*
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