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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15
Superior Court.

Before Judge Vanderpoel
FEB. IA -EHzGbsth adams vs.. John Shephsrd.-This
sau and battery, alleged to have been committed some
time in the month of November last II appeared in evil
dence that plaintiff daughter occupied the premises
longing to defendant situated at as Avenue b.
fendant called upon the plaintiff. who was Of
about o. and told her she 50 and that she
must either pay up the Immediately the
premises the same time taking away the key. Next
day he called and asked defendant if she had not cleared
out which she replied that she had the
dy at the same time showing the money, to which he
paid attention but proceeded to the furniture
Be- In order to prevent this plaintiff put her hand upon
his arm, and in the struggle which ensued, plaintiff
thrown down and her severely bruised For defence
commended that defendant did violence
than necessary protect his person from the
plaintiff who the first aggressor, and that it in
loosng her hold Of his arm that she fell The jury
found for plaintiff $40 damages and cents costs. MIR.
MCGEE for plaintiff Mr.. Maggie for defendant.
The People, $c vs.. George W. Thomson-This action
was brought under the revised statutes to the
value Of bond OF $500 It appeared in evidence that
person OF the Of Joseph g. Jewell had abandoned
his wife, and defendant had entered into the bond
mentioned surety for her support and maintenance.
No defence being offered the jury rendered verdict in
favor OF plaintiff under the direction of the court.
Lyon Bernard .dnt0ni R0ur.-This case which had
been formerly tried to recover damages for an alleged
SANDER appeared in evidence that the 4th day Of
May last defendant entered plaintiffs house, and in the
hearing of some OF the members of plaintiffs family,
made Of the opprobous epihes "hie and robbers
to plaintiff for set Of teeth paying $40 in advances and
their not suitng returned them to get them altered
when plaintiff took them and locked them in his
and told defendant he might have them If he paid for
Defendant then being rather rrtated said you deny
that, you are as bad as a thief and robber."
It is rumored that Babes punishment will be COMMITTED
xtR srnxz srA 80 rnrl -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15
THE LAST ROW In CONGRESS-.
A WESTERN LECTURER.

The number of the Illustrated Wsekly Herald to
be issued this day will be remarkably rch 1t
will contain four splendid illustrations, represent
ing Sleighing on the Avenue-the Row between
Black and Giddings-the Interior of the Herald
Counting Room-and graphic sketch of a West
ern Lecturer. Price only 81 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

The WEATHER, &c.-We had squalI of snow
yesterday morning, which promised, for some
time, renovation of the threadbare seighing.
About noon, however, it changed to light hail,
which tapered down to fine, misty, drizzly,
seety rain, which continues sitting down as we 60
to press. Broadway, the Bowery, Greenwich
street, and the other principal routes of travel are
In wretched condition, the snow and ice being
mixed with frozen mud and cut up into short
ridges, at every lew steps. The motion OF the
seighs over these, resembles that Of boat in a
short ground swell, and the pitching, rolling and
1oumc'mg OF the passengers is good fer indigestion.
The streets in the lower part Of the city remain
very much blocked up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

CoRREcTroN.-In the report Of the testimony Of
Sydney II. Stewart, published in the proceedings
of the County Court in yesterdays Herald, an ex-
preston which Mr.. s. made use of was misunder-
stood. He testified that when Justice Haskell ac.
cused him OF shaking his head at person on exam
nation, he used the expression, cit is as false as
might the reporter had it, ''as false as HE'LL" AS
Mr.. ). is moral man, he does MT wish the world
to imagine that he ever said anything so naughty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

The CROPS FOR lS43 AND 1844.-A Washington
correspondent of the Ne,0ark advertiser states that
we published an estimate of the crops taken from
the Report of the Commissioner Of Patents for the
year lS43, as wonderful piece of newspaper en-
terprise, whilst the same estimate was published
in the previous Report. This is a poor msrep.
resentatien and wilful falsehood. We published
an estimate Of the crops for 1S49 and 1874, but
by some typographical blunder, the heading of the
table for ~ was omitted in the daily paper, but
appeared in the weekly paper, and was corrected
next day. Yetthe Newark Daily advertiser and
the Ne'c York Erpress have the impudence and
falsehood to charge us with deception in the pub
LEGATION OF these important estimates and data
We fling back their stupidity malicious charges
with contempt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15
PREPARATIONS FOR THE INAUGURATION OF M

Polk AT WAsHINaToN.-Vast preparations are
making in the Atlantic cities for the Inauguration
of Mr.. Polk. We perceive amongst other indica-
tons that M. de Korponay, who introduced the
Polka dance in this country, and who is now in
Philadelphia, intends to be in Washington on the
coronation day to conduct one Of the coronation
balls. We also understand that Madame Pico,
Sanquirico, and Antognini and others, intend to
give two or three concerts during the coronation
week variety Of private parties are going on,
and altogether the probability is, that this occasion
will transcend in spendor and enthusiasm even the
Inauguration of General Harrison. In the num-
bers and variety of the Office beggars, at all events
it will not be behind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

PKRLs OF THE LAKRs.-The Buffalo "Commer-
cial Advertiser" publishes summary Of the mara
time disasters the western lakes in 1914 Number Of
vessels ashore crippled or lost &c. Is OF which were to
tally lost Amount Of tons destroy cd whole amount
Of loss el<l 900 attended by loss OF 81 lives,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

CASE or McLEoD.-Alexande Mcleod, of Caro-
line notoriety. has petitioned the Canadian legs-
lature for relief He states that his imprisonment
in the United States reduced him to poverty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

wonderful Success-Let ali who are deal
resort to Dr. McNairs Acoustic Oil The astonishing efec
which have almost invariably been the result OF the th1
@ haXs s exceeded the s.nsqne hopes Of the pro
extensively used all Of the non proved se
lasting benefit to the afflicted In several instances hi
per flask 1880
Second street, st. Louis Poydras street New Orleans a
10 Trement row, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15
Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor MT h
only agency CT Walker street, first store from Broadway.
Ccmstocl & Co Concentrated Compoun,

:, OUmstocK 9 COS CONGRATULATED COmp0un
Fluid Extract Of Sarsaparilla, for the cure of
Scrofua, Mercnr;ai Diseases.
Chronic rheumatism, Biles from an impure stale
General Debility the Body ~
Cutaneous Diseases, liberation Of the Throat
ppcaiy Erupnons,, Pains and Swelling Of Il
rmpes or Pustules, Bones,
and all diseases from impare aate of the blood
posmTes and mprudence in life excessive of mercury
ahs celebrated medicine il prepared in the most approve
Irene low price that all can afford 70 il viz:
the enormous price Of bote II be found only
Souandt streets 10 fremont Row Boson 60 Second
st. Louis; and 50 Poydras street, New Orleans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15
"The Town "-Now ready ON sale at No.

Asor House and all the literary depos the first number of
new Weekly Magazine with the above title 1t the richest
Iacsst and most RECHERCHE publication ever attempted in
Gossip and other pqnant misce reading. Its typ
gaphy IS beautiful and its embellishments exquisite 1t hal
aspIendidy engraved title page likeness of n r. Willis
view Of New York University and other pictorial onamen
single copy, or 81 per hundred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15
A Word to the CareIess.-The author

the Diary Of Physician that q slight cold is an ee
which when haehsd producer pleurisv Inflammation Of
lungs asthma and consumption And YET how many there
who this cold and chsoeeab season are suffering from
effects Of cold and WHO neglect altogether Let such
They will manifest anxiety when is too late II
golden moments, when relief could hs been obtained ha
pasged away and they look forward nothing with
tainty but the grave Dr. shermans Cough Lozenges
specific, hundreds and thousands ready to testify
have resorted them Do b. deceived away
time aud money. We mend this remedy as
fails.
DR.. Shemnns warehouse is 06 Nassau street. Agents
Hudson street; 1888 Bowery II East Broadway; 86 Villa
street; 10 Aston House, ITO Broadway; 1879 Fulton st. Broo
Ign; and State street, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

Court Calendar-This Dny.
SUPERIOR CouRT.- Nos. u.s. 70, 20 80, o. 6b, 20, az
los, 50, 81, s5, Ill, 100, i01 10a, 8, 90, ~, So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

Lverwort to all medicines ever discovered FOR curoe
ton Dr. Rowland Of West Point gives his case lid
disease if there the least chance for life Beside we have
" fecommsnaat9ns q doctors unveres and citizens II
catalogue q medical who have patients to cure
winch would convince The sceptca, indeli]
cate Tor US to doso you have CONSUMPTION liver com@
pa,n5 asthma pam IN the side or brsa shifting blood, cough
or Mrs Hays i3e Fulton street. BookA and get the
Balsam, and be cured = " = - -eI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15
New Discovery, by which am atoves nnd

pipe or crates be kept black with beautiful pois
coach b9dy ~ one application year, without any ds
geeaple his Varnish entire invention AMI
s. IS and delights all who il Specimens Of
~ use may De seen at Courandt street. where the I'D
iish may be had at the cost Of Is cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

Medical NottcS.--'i'hs advertisements OF d
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
the Suppression Of Quackery in the Of ali diseases
hereafter appear on the fourth and aat column OF
paper, w. g. RICHARDSON. M D. Areal
Omes'snd Consu.ngiRooms Of III Collass.W NASSAU 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

last day for Valentines STRONG No 80 Nassau street thank
the public of New York for the wholesale patronage they
showered upon him ,hs week lie will strive me il Il
f Ei all h be psasSd for he has plenty left
love those who wish compliments received. Re
member, 98 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

II is rrmored that Babes punishment will be commute,
into imprisonment for life
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

: All FHIIaHeIpElfa Bubsor1pfIOng ca q
hnssLD nnst be paid TO the agents. Zieber & Co.. Led
buIhmgs, Ihrd street Chestnut, where single cop
NAV also be obtained daily at O'Clock.
adjustment, wholesale aud retail
= With the exception Of paper, the 'Heraldv is n
much, perhap, in Philadelphia, any paper published
that city, ahordng valuable medium advef ers Adv
tremens handed 70 the agents at half past o'clock will
pear in the Herald nsu dav. nj d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

VuPtUtf EIOVKsi VI t1Ic bG<NIIcr NIIMTOU, n
told be woud be laid fer months Hesep, i p9ultieed
take off the poultice and Connels Magical Pain
tractor, from ComsIocK Co.. 81 Courandf Capt
hAd the Sve and used and five hours the
removed and the finger nearly we'll Capt has also SCI
il used Of burns and the effect has been
took dozen aud declared he would be without this sa
He has sent dozens get it, aud will verify all hersin
and as much
This Sslve will the following complaints or no N
taken for it, viz
Burns. Old Sores, Eryspelas,
scalds, Bruises, Pimples the face.
hprains, Scronla. White Swelling,
Eruptions, Sore Ewes Piles either blind or
ChilbIains, Sore Nipples, biesdug
Remember the genuine Pain Extractor is sold only in n
city, at II Courtland street; 1870 Fulton street Brookyn
Poydras New Oreans 50 Second street s. Louis; NOD
5th street, Philadelphia; and 10 fremont Row Boston
Daliey's Pain Extractor-at Half Price
at The original office 81 Courandt street warranted senu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

Dalley's Pain ExtractOr--at HALF prlc,
at the original office 81 Courlsndt street. warranted eenu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-15

Town ELxcr1oNs The democrats have IA Su-
pervisou and the wings IL, in Oneida county. 1t
is thought that the wings will have majority in
the board Of Montgomery county,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
AL,.EnAs,,s MHnIcINE..

THE MOST POPULAR NOW IN liSfT
Z CONSISTING az The Rlnck Tor Aneh,si's y
Sa'vr. Alicbasi's Health pile, Ahchnsi =
Tooth ache Drops. and Allebasi's Psor Nj an
Strengthening Plastc
Tho SalNc cu-ee almo'' un'versa!lv, rss'f
Sores t'lcors. rcIons, Purrs, Srn'ds. Cy,s.
puncturos. Tumors. OrinEev, Sore Throat. CfI-
tiains, Swelling. az almost rverv descrripn,
rheumatism. Inh,mma tory and Chrome, Asue
, in the FHrc. Breast. &c.
Tho Pills will euro. whom used acsordrns IN
'hr drcc'inns. Scrriei Fever Billions Fever, Fe-
vcr md Azue. Dv-pepsv. DrorsGs Arid Sir-
mr ~h. D,sord-red Bowels Jaundicc. Head Ache,
bizzinrss in the Head Worms, Liver C"N-
plant. Henri Rurn. Choiic. Bowel Comp.aiAt,
General Debility, Costivencss, &c SC.
The Tooth Ache Drops. will cure an Ordinary
ease e Tooth Ache in from three to ten m,ruies.
The Plaster is taking precedence o1cr sverv
other ,strr 10 this cSnnt v. Tor Pam or Weak
nsss in the Back, Chest, side, f.oins. Mu.sels.
Rhenmaisn'. Lung and Liver Complaints,
Coughs, Colds, Asthmn. sc &c.
B. Nj psrsons nrc requested To ask the
Agentior PamDhtet which Will sc furnished
gratis. which contains y dos"rip'ion of tho Me-
ticnes, aud history ef Cop,piainfs. with uu-
merons csrhfcaies af cures, ana explicit dlrec-
ti"ns fnr usirg the Medicines.
\ liberal discount made "a country Merchants
and Others wh, b,iv To- s"ll again.
t.TMANw GILBERT, Proprietor.
Wholes lie Druggist. 2i4 Fulton 81 N Y.
The above astonishing Medicines, lustTr.e'v-
a . f,r sale by w RORB,
p,lv 20 wherIn~.s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
CENTRAL ROUTE FROM

TREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FRON
9E WHEELING TO BALTIMORE. WASH
iNG'TON CITY, PiiILADELPiIiN. NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. The National Rond aud Goot
Intent Stage Companies. are running dn'iv lines
tn Gu r''rTisn,i, c"nGeciing with the b x r.
Only - hours Stage travel io snssr VI Tho above
cities. Tho balance by Railroad.
Time To Baltimore 81 hours.
Time tn Philnde pha ~ hon's
Fare 10 Raliinoro II DOLLARS
Fure To Philadelphis ID do
ST, dnily lines leaves the Gu. Stage and Rail
road office every m"rning Mt 6 orlock NJ and
cYtrus furnished nj any hour q loud sh"nId "ffrr.
ForIhrough Ti~keis Ia BalIra"re aud PhiIndelPhln.
ARMY nj the Co.'S oiTire. No 36 Water ST. Wheeling.
Va enc dear North u 8 II.iel.
Fur Ijood Intent Stage Co. IL SrILLf.
and WIN X NEWMAN, fer N X Co.
Grra, Central Route Rad road and Sage eliee.
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
D Il VIC GOD 5.

nw HEIsKELi.' has ir', received '""
J New York largo stock 81 Goods Which i"r
ei,le nod rhcurncss. rnnnn' he 'nrrassed Per''ns
Wishing l.. rur~I,as- the brs' Gnn's NJ the i"wcs'
prro-. will do we'll 10 call aud 0xamine hts siock.
sep
CASHMERE D'Erossr "i Latest .ivlrs and al
q,nliirs, Paris DFr'sSe, Crane p'Lr"n md
Dmhre I.u>'rc. Which .ivlc and quality cannot
be surpassed IN any other m,rkc'--rs, rcreiv"d ai
sop II w liElSkELLS.
HnIAiD Plain aud Figured Alpnrns. French ard
Enrli.h Marine. French Gros Oiirr Ch'n'z,
-c--,msre nnd oih~r style American ChinIz--
0ss' rrrcIved sri Tor sale lnw ut
..pII O w HEIsKELLs
EsmA.. d~r.d DO. Manehc.,cr =" Jus, reed
q, colt o w HFIsKELLS.
UDI AIN Bi'k Rl"- Rrh Ira'iar T.n"rnr- silk-
PLAIN Black. Rae NIX P"u' dc Sres. D"
Rroesdr Chameleon Sits. Plnd nrd Fancy Sills
Plain Sr,in.. Sar.rncis. Velvet. &c-i"-' r"r'd 1T
scrlI Ow HEiSKEi.L's.
ITO Tim T.aDlES.-Ir you war, to see some
thing pretty, call n, Tho CITY G., sh Store and
Took a,ovr nmr cloths. crapedc lainrs cash
more a'Ecosse; Rrr Dc rnircs;- Anpslin- de
T.nines; pomha zioe d ca%rss; Plai,. I'D, strip
I'd and t,racns: P,crnde; s,.ipd six,
b'a do; Velvet r1ai 8 rhrmclioc do; Satin siripd
crodesrris; .hangeab'e renlt de so'e. ss.,n
.'rir'd P,uIi do Sole; nrab Gro de Naples; Or"
de nhinr; Gro d. y, m: prk and white Fouls rds:
Plain. striped. 6r'd. Blk and solorea Ss,ins;
Beautiful Ronne' vcivr's mi Si't .; plsin ond
fancy Bonnst Ribbons: Arihria Flowers; Dark
Piumas Velvet nom q 9; satin aud ve'vet rrava,s:
naaie and Silk Cloves and Ni.s' Buele Il Sill
Girdl 2, Thread Lace snd lnsertn". Swiss Dr.
ang n,a Inserting Ri-ck Lace. in,u cam5,ic
Hdkfr Cherci'le nd Lnce Caps, Chime.etis,
Work'd collars; Rpk. white mil ned Nets;
Rroesdc, bard. swiss. book. null and other
Nusirs; silk. Wool and e,i.nn Hose; Lace.
chantilla fe;'ai and Ni:cr Vcils;Tarkrr n. emb'd
nnI uinin TT ihe' TT,hv'e. Messenn. ~ir-assien.
cashmere, Rrocha, Damask, Blk cloth, blanket
and other Shawls.
Call soon or YOU will NOT be able TO get sight.
They ARE selling yerv fast.
800 LO,vTuER g. BOON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
SOMETHING NEW.

r, r. wETNORF " 20 Levo inst on.rcd n
y ne-, Nd chesn FtrRNtSpING WARE.
HotISEst Noe North Howcras': Ralinore.
foearlv "pnosite the Whestheld Inr.) where
th nv intend 10 rem on h,nd an pxtnn sive sssor.
r,,ont ~ Ihhey Hdrdpare, Cutieryo German
S;lrer Ware
Tnmps Giran5oles. Tea Travs Of all kinds;
Clocks, Plated Ware. Tin, Wooden suG Willow
Ware,
Paske,s prushes srooms, Mate &c.
C,hesp Kitchen Furniture, cooking Utersds.
and rverv variety Of useful and fancy Hus,
K><ping articles -,
Persons iu.t commencing house keepinR VIII
tho lowest New York p'ices.
Cou-trv Merchants and others visiting Ba'u
more are IN vited 10 call.
N n Goods sold IN omniission AZ the mani.
! Tsctnrrr's prices. No Q. N Howard ST, Baltimore
oct Ppm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF VERY DESIRABLE
Fall 81 Winter Goods,
NO 40. HEAD OF WATT

NO 40. HEAD OF WATER sT.
THE undersigned is now receiving the largest
and best selected lot of desirable goods ever
offered in his line in this city. direct from the
best houses in Philsdelphia and Baltimore, 10
BROAD CLOTHS.
bn pieces Blue, black. brown. Invisible green,
claret, cadet, dahilb and rnsset brown cloths,
approved makes; also blus black twilled Belgium
cloths; 90 Pc cashHeres, various prices aud qua :
ltes; IA 6, verv desirable, 20 ps cnssinets, oil
colors and prices; Do diamond wave and vine.
cry desirable; pieces pilot and flashing cloth,
very heavy; lots heavy blue and green Macki-
VEsTTNGS.
Rich fed silk and wool,en Vrlvets, Ia "a STYLE
AID hest quality; Mcrino do; Satin, PLAIN and
fg'd do; Isstiag and cashmeret, new syile vest
ing; American. French and English. with great
variety Of articles in the above line, which will
be IN ade w TO order in the very latest fashion,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue, green, brown and olive dress and frork
coats; Beaver and pilot over coats; Do frocks do
blue black, double wave do; Diamond and PLAIN
ca ssinet G ,ats frocks and coatiecs; general as
soriment Of Sack coats, all colors and shades
I London tweed, XIV Jeans and Mexican mix do
very chtap; 500 Vests, various qualities a. prices
Gents 3 4 and cloth clOaks, all cOlors and
qualities: cashmere. casS'net and Ky jeans pant;
/ and vests; wool and cotton knit under shirts
! Linen and Muslin DO; bosOms. collars, stocks
soarfs; gloves, suspenders and cOmfons; red
yellow and green canton and domestic flannel >
binding tr rnmisgs &ci $50 prs country KNIT II
/ hose.
! The attention of former customers aud tn
public generally. 10 respectfully invited, az w
| nro determined u ~ 10 be behind he cheapest
our ghbors in selling good bargains for rash.
oc 10 ALFX ROGERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Nca, N, Roiiroaa Depot. cumsERLASn, Mo
TUNHE Prepre'or re,nertfuv iaferms bis
y friends n nj the public. tn At he has taken
this SPI .ENn!n NEW HOTEL. which he now
80 nlace ~ Io,h FT PGANT and COMFOR-
TArTE ENTERTATNMFNT Tho pnrlors
and chsmhers hav. hvnn tns,ef"h" fited "
with entire nete Furniture and BeddinP, with
view 10 the case romTov' md CONVEX ,eiice oil
his guests -especislv nf ladies n"d families.
The depnr,rrn't. % the nrder is raua''v wei
ordered. In fe~' ,ers ~. through avrrv derart-
m-rt Of the establish mert. an air Of neatness
q nd eleesnce thoi cannot failto r'nsse 81 who
may favor him with a call. A COW TON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-04

NIEU., MOORE e. cos. Fast Nail Cosch
~ leaves Wheeling daily at s o'clock A NJ ~
hours to Cincinnati.
pilot Coach leaves Wheeling daily at o'clock
M. 4s hours to Cincinnati
DTAILWACGE'S Good Intent Goa n leaves
wheeling daily ate o'clock A III, ~ hours 10
Ma seville XIV.
Extras furnished on al the nbave lines TO par
ties with tho privilege Of sleeping or travelling
nj night as they may wish
Ofiice No Sd ater st, LIST door below the U y
Hotel, Wheeling, Va.
feb j MESkIME.N. As.aL