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The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
shasta Ce.nsy EIeesi.. Re.ur...

We refer the reader TO the table in to-day's
paper for the results of Wednesdays election.
Our returns for The State ticket are complete.
although pot official for some of the county off,
GERS they are not full, although enough is
known TO satisfy us that all the democratic can
didates except one, elected. Bigler's ma
jority is 76 Sprague's for the Senate, AZ; Rings
for Assembly, 4 Hinckley's. for County Judge,
81, (the only Whig e!ected9; Nunnally leads
Stockton, whig, for Sheriff. SO votes. and Cor
sant, independent, 90; Dawson, for County
Clerk, has majority of l73, and Ward, for Dis
trict Attorney, lS. We shall give full returns
next week.
We are informed that Homer A. Curtiss and
John T. Pennington have been elected Justices
ofihe Peace, and Jos. L. Holmes and Jonas In
gram, Constables, for the Shasta Township.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
The Pacific RailRoad.

We rejoice to perceive that removed inter-
est in behalf Of the early commencement of this
great National work. is beginning TO manfes,
itself throughout the State. Many of the lead
ing men the Pacific are now actively lend
ing all the weight oftheir minds and energies I,
the great work. Several large and enthusiastic
meetings have been held in San Francisco, ion
the purpose oftaking the subject into consider.
alton. These meetings were addressed by ma
ny very able gentlemen and much information
adduced relative to the practicabiity of the va
rious routes proposed by their respective friends
Committees were also appointed to procure
all information valuable to be known in relation
to the proposed routes, so that the best and most
feasible way may be determined upon at once
AS the action of these committees will un.
donbtedly have great weight in the fxation of
the course the road through the Sierra Neva-
da, we hasten to throw before them descrip-
ton of Mobiles Pass, believing as W. do that in
many respects it is superior to any other pass in
the mountains yet proposed as the route for the
Pacific Rail Road. This description, full and in
every respec, truthful, will be foun1 embodied
in letter addressed us by Judge G. w. Nc
Mur,iy, of this place, and which we publish on
che first page OF to-days paper. Next week we
shall republish another description of the route
from onr files of last year, and which was fur
nished Immediately upon the return of the par
ty who explored the pass under guidance of Mr..
Noble.
We shall also publish portions of letter writ
ten by DR.. Wozencraft to Senator Weller, which
first appeared in the Washington Union. DR..
Wozencratt is strongly impressed with the be-
lief that this pass possesses advantages over all.
others, both for the Rail Road and Telegraph
In this connection the San Francisco CONNER
cial Aduertiser of Aug. 29th, says it is probable
that DR.. Wozencraft will be employed by the
Pacific Telegraph Company to locate the route
of their subterranean wires. If this duty is en-
trusted to him he will carry the wires through
the South Pass of the Rocky Mountains, and
continue them south of Humboldt River through
Mobiles Pass in the Sierra Nevada.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
rrn~ sl,e Nersh.

We are indebted to Rhodes s. Lusk" for the
Herald of the 3rd int 1t contains no later
news of any great importance from the seat OF
war in Rogue River Valley.
Lieut. Thos. Frizill and James Mungo, hall
breed. were shot dead by the Indians near Long 5
Ferry on the 9th ult.
A correspondent of the Herald, writing from
jacksonville ON the 29Ih, says:-Col. B. R. AL
den, and some of the other men wounded in the
last battle reached town yesterday. The Col
one is doing well and in fine spirits, and am
happy to learn that his wound is not considered
dangerous Gen. Lane and the other wounded
soldiers are also doing WELL
We understand that the company of Clicataf
indians. expected for some days. had arrived at
jacksonville and announced themselves ready
to fight the Rogues.
The ciizens Of Yreka and Shasta alley have
entered into treaty with the Shasta tribe. by
which all the differences between the two oar.
ties have been amicaly adjusted. The asitnla-
tons OF the treaty, aScording to the Herald. are
substantially as toiE s:-The Indians are 10
give up all ot their firearms and ammunition; re-
tlrn the stock stolen from Mr.. Prices farm. and
70 pay for the mule killed at the above place.
They are to have the privilege of remaining in
his. OF of removing TO Scott Valley; during the
excitement IN lhe Rogue River country. and
when those of the tribe who are fighting against
the whites IN Rogue River Valley shall return.
they are to be given up 10 The whites, who shall
trs tbtay,, fla
deserve. When the lutians shall have COM
Piled with the above stpuiations, the horses ta-
ken from them during the skirmish on Shasta
river are to be returned, equivalent of the.
same
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
Is azO DE:s ~ z.ESsx,S szRtATA
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LEAVES TIE &Sxe
t. fs. office OF Wells Far e=S:.Es-5a.s:. e=S.zzss
SSszsS-as 60 & Co., Sacrann niu. daily, t..r
Shasta, Y,cla, and all .owns and poill. l,rou. h..
nut Northern Cali, rnia connecting at Sacrart,.u-
San Francisco. ani by regular Mail S;rufner "a
.AtlaniIc States and Europe.
Treasure, letters an'! other packages convrv.,l
o and from the poiuts above dies. .nal, Il. wlih
he utmost dispatch.
Gold Dust forwarded to the L. s. Mint. at
Philadelphia and New Orleans, uiulcr policies
rom the mast responsible Insurance Companies
The Eastern Cities.
Drafts drawn hy John VI. Rhodes, of ,h,
sacramento City Bank, Oh New York. New
orleans, Cincinnati Pi,isbnrsh State Bank
f Ohio
Il. Davdson's drafts for sale on Mrssrs \
VI. RolhschIld & Sons, London; Mr.srs d..
3oilIschild & Bros Paris Mcssrs. NJ a. Rolhs-
child 4 Sons, Frankfort; Messrs. l.. Is, hrens 4
Sons, Agents, Hamburg; MssSr.. llulh t;run-
ing 4 CO.. Lima and Valparaiso; A belmont.
Esq, New York.
Collections made and all business appcrtaiu-
ne To an EApr' s. Company executed promptly
nd with especial regard Ia safety.
JAMES N. RHODES.
HIRAM IUSk
VI ELLIS, FARGO < Co
OrrIcEs.-Sliasta. in Pest Office Buil.iin..
Sacraneuto J s;Iec. between Front and :. g.
pnd streets; San Francisco, ia Montgomery
street; Wcnvcrville, MtssrS Church & Mnix
building; 'lrcka. fire pioof buii,lin. opposite,
Yreka Hotel. s,v 1o,,
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Eigs,Day., Later from the Atlantic.

The regular dates by the p. NJ. s. Cumpany's
Steamer Norfherner no later than those
brought weeksince by the Nicaragua line about
week since. By the way of Mexico, however.
the Bay papers have dates from N. Orleans to
the 18th nit, and Telegraph items from ~ York
to the 9Th.
The Yellow Fever was prevailing to fright
ful extent at New Orleans. In the week ending
a. M. OF the 5lli. there had been eleven hundred
and tilriy-four interments, of which one thuus
and and four were yellow fever victims. For
the "a hours ending at 6 P. NJ, of the twelfth
August, there We're two hundred and nineteen
deaths. Citizens of New Orleans staying III
New York, forwarded s. 900 for the latter city.
ELEcrro $ rs xALaBamA.-Col. Winston. the
democratic candidate for Governor is elected
over both his competitors. For Congress, Phil
lips, den., Is elected from the First District; Alb
ercrombie, Independent, from the Second; Har-
rls. dem, from The Third Smith, dem, from the
Fourth, opposed by ano:her Democrat and a
Wing; Houston dem, from the Fifth; Doweli,
dem, from the Seventh. In the Sixth District,
Cobb and Clay were candidates. The Mont gonl-
cry Advertiser thinks Clay is elected.
Colonel W. W. S. Bliss. of the United States
Army, son-in-law and Private Secretary to tue
late President Taylor. died of yellow fever on
the 5th uii-, at East Pascasqnla, Miss
Senator S. A. Douglass, alias the Western Gi
ant. now IN Europe has become a convert to the
Roman Catholic faith, and has publicly joined
the Church at Rome.
Daniel s. Gregg. of Springfield. Illinois. ha.
been appointed by the President, Commissioner
to the Sandwich Islands
/ Yankee Sullivan. il is said. has made match
| to fshi with Morris ry. fhe champion Of Cali
fornia, for $1,000 side.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
Siskiy0m.

Mr. Horsely, Cram Rogers & Co.'S messenger,
arrived at 10 o'clock last night with an extra
from the Herald, printed after I2 o'clock the.
night previous, containing full returns from Sis
k'you tor The State ticket except one precinct.
Bigler's majority over Waldo is about 100. Ay-
lett, Democrat is elected by about 500 maiori-
fy over Gordon, Whig for the Assembly. A
third candidate, Cummins, received 229 votes.
tin, Whg. by more than 900 votes.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

We have but little news of the election from,
below as yet. Sacramento county, the Journal
thinks has gone for Bigler by about IS majori-
ity. 1t Is said that Yolo has given Bigler large
majority. Marysville is said to have gone tn.
same way by about majority.
The Ercning ,Journal (Whig) Of San Frar-
cisco, says that at 81 O'Clock on the day of cleo
ton, the chances were that the most of the Dem.
ocratic ticket would be elected in that city.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

VALUABLE MAP.-We are Indebted to our
friend Octavian Hoogs, of San Francisco, for a
very correct map of Southern Oregon and
Northern California, from the latest and most
authentic surveys, published by Thomas Ten
nant This map is most valuable pocket COM
panion for a man travelling over the section of
country referred TO. See his advertisement in
another column
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
MAPS OF CALIFORNIA AND oEEt

COMPRISING THE COUNTRY BETWEEN
The 10Th and a4'h parallels. aud including
the lately discovered gold region. Co,u,;l..I
from the latest and most au,henfic surveys.
Just published and for sale. wholesale and re-
TAIL by THOMAS TENyENT
At the Surveying and Navigation War.bou,.
sign OF the wooden Sailor" Long Wharf
corner OF Front street, San Francisco. ~
sep10 I'm
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

STATE JOURNAL AND DAILY CALIFoRyrAS.-
We perceive that these two very ably con.
ducted journals have merged into one, the name
of Californian ceasing altogether. The new firm
is composed of B. B. Redding, P. G. johnson, J.
McClatchey, and Dr. S. ]. May, former conduc-
tors of the two journals Geiger and Washing
ton have gone out of the concern altogether
The Journal is now possessed of an editorial
corps equal in ability TO that of any paper in the
State. May it ever flourish
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
GREAT RoBBKRr.-There has been highway

GREAT RoBBERr.-There has been highway
robbery committed on The Stockton road. The
Rcprblican gives the following particulars:
Ou Monday forenoon The express box of Adams
& Co, stolen frnm the back part of the Stage
as it was on its way from Sonora TO STOCKTON
The box contained some $25,000. AS it is sup
posed for IL took two men to lift it from The
ground. The stage driver did not discover the
robbery until he had reached The river. when he
perceived that the straps had been cut and all
the baggage &C., missina. The plan Of he rob
berry mast have been most shire wdly laid. sill
the robber cannot fail ,e be cunght.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

- The Cuinirandliis General uf the Pacife
DIVISION, having received an earnest appeal from
The citizens If Crescent City ior nssis.anc.
'gainst the Indians. has ordered force # sixi,
United States troops, with the lit ccssarv com.
p.ement OF officers, from Bencia 10 For. R,a,
ing. 10 be employed under The direction nf Col
Wright, commanding in the Nor,h as c rcun.
stances may reqlnTe. A large SIMPLY of arm,
and ammunition will be despatched 10 The SAM
qu uarttr.-Statc Jon nal.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
Returns from Coiu.a

We have nothing definite from Colusa as yet
report has reached us that Bowie, Wing. i.
elected over Baxter, Dem. Until the full returns
from this county reach us, it will be impossible
to determine which of the candidates for Sena-
tor is elected
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

HYPERBoLE.-The editor of the Shas,a Cour;
cr says many very fine things. For instance. he
compares some sherry cobblsrs lately sent into
he otiice TO The heari of coquet,e, on accouu,
of their excessive coldness lem, was he ed.
'lor ever frozen in that qnart.r!-Soc. Union
In he impressive language of the immortal
Squlbobs." we reply " "slgtlnnNy"
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
EMANUEL LEVIN.
Matchmaker q SIanmac,urinx Je,

"enm"ker d Manufacturing Jeweier.
oaNo'ne oppesiss Adams d Co.'S Ezpyess Office.
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM hi.
friends and the pnblic that he is again
Vn nahd WI !, large and splendid stock of fine
elry. &C. ''e 'e"-
livery description of California Jewelry man.
a'ac,ured TO order. Particular attention .iy,n
10 watch and Chronometer work.
Clocks Gu hand lor fro,c IS upwards. fsne7,f
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
still later from Rcune River.

slip from the MOuntain Herald informs us
that the Yreka Volunteers have returned from
fighting the Rogue River Indians, having effect
ed treaty with them, aud that they are giving
up their guns and ammniripn
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

SHEEP.-Our town is at present we'll sunplie,l
with most excellent mutton by Mcssrs. Maycr
4 Pomroy. Mr. Mayer has just rc,urnc.l from
below with drove of about one hundred and
Fifty sheep. all in The finest order.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

PIcToRlALs.-Ne are iu,lebted to Mr. Roman
OF the Shasta Book Store, for late copies of Ill,
London Illustrated News, Glcaso,s Pictorial
aud the New York Illustrated News.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

AMERICAN CATrLE.-Mr. Michael Croley in
forms us that there is very large drove of cattle
now on the way from Yreka to the Sacramento
valley. They are all Of American breeds They
grant route and are in excellent condition
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

A Man SHoT.-We learn that Mr. Webb, of
the name of Duncan We learn Mr.. Webb &C.
ted purely in self defence, as Duncan would
have most certainly shot him, if he had not an-
ticipated him. At last accounts there was but
little chance of Duncan's recovery.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

1-Our new Postmaster D. Harri Esq,
entered upon The duties Of his Office on Tues
day morning last. James Hart, Esq, was also
qualified at the same time as his deputy.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
Adams q Co.'S Exprcs.

Has rendered renewed f,vors during III.
week, for regular files of California papers
Also for the early delivery Of The late A;lanti,
papers.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

n 1t is reported, through the papers from
below, that Judge Skinner. Indian Agent for
the Rogue River District. has been horribly
butchered by the Indians in that section.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

VWe would call attention to "a Card in
another portion of ,o-day's paper, in relation
to the relative claims of the Nicaragua and
Panama routes. 1t may prove valuable to per-
sons intending to visit the east the present fall
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

u The amount OF taxable property iu San
Francisco, us assessed, is thirty millions. fifty
thousand four hundred and seventy light dol
lars-an increase of nineteen millions over last
wear
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

FAST RlpisG.-Mr Mcbride, Adams & Co.'s
Messenger, left this place at 10 O'Clock, on
Thursday morning. for Marysville, with the
election returns. and at ii o'clock was in Teha-
ma distant 60 miles,
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
REMOVAL.

X Z. HORN & CO. have removed their
80 Cigar and Tobacco Store to the corner of
oiay ana battery streets. San francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
kEE0XEDs
M. ncOhson & Ia

~. 1nccOson ~ Co.,
II AVE REMOVED THEIR STORE FOR
,ew weeks to the ter-purary building,
alongside of
ADAMS & Cos ExrREss OrricE.
where. until they get into their krick a,;1S.rc
now beng erected the site Of heir old stand
they viii be happy TO their frien ntls and cns
TONER'S. ,,1o,c
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

METHODIST EPiscarAL CHrRcH.-Public SER
vices every Sunday at lQi A. II. and u r. NJ.
Sunday school every Sunday At 81 r. M.
REy. jams ROCKS, r..stor
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

OFFICIAL PAPER
For the Counties of shasta, Trinity, sislxi-
you, klamath. and IAumboIds.
9-AH Legal Advertisements must be paid joa
IN adrdnce.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
Agent. for the Courier.

The following gentlemen are our regularly
authorized Agents, empowered to collect Sub.
scriptions, Advertisements, and Job Work, and
receipt for The same:-
-sSAxse FRANCISCO oAGEScY.-Octavian Hooss.
Esq. Any advertisements left at ONeara's $
Printing Office, i32, Clay street, will be attend
ed to.
SAcRAMEsTo AGEEcY.-Mr. J. NJ. Shepherd
Office IN Book Store OF Shepherd & Sydam, J
steet, between 7th and 9th streets.
tTcare,riHe.-CRAM ROGERS & Co.
One Horse I'oscn.-SaiTH s. ToLLNAx, Ex-
Dressmeu.
.Frereh .GuLeh--MoRRow & SHANNON, and
SHKoKTER d. BRusSINe.
Freka-CRAM, ROGERS & Co.
III AGEErs wanted i'll every portion of the
mines.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.

SHASTA, Sept. IDfb. i853.
A very fair business has been doing slnriu.
the week, although we have no transactions u
any considerable magnitude 10 note. Our mer-
chants have large stocks of goods Gu hand AMI
prices are declining on staples.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
Rhodes & EuslS.

We thank these gentlemen for their regular
iavors of California exchanges during the week.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

BI IRTH.

BIRTH.
In this place on the Sd lust, Mrs. S. r. Bas,
of son.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

a4SS @5G5g 5g3.
: 81 : : & = !? 2
75S sag 9a3.s
23 s. S -aS ~a-S-r
2 Z :, :, - 2. =
s5s SO
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FROM WASHINGTON.

ocToRER iO.-Thr Star says there Is fear of an
armed collision between the Greek Indians and U.
S. Marshal IN the Western d strict of Arkansas in
consequence ofhis having arrested lndians for in
troducing spurious liqutEs into the Indian coun-
Try, who had heen punished under the Indian
law for the offence in The same case. The lndi-
an authorities nre represented as very indignant.
The secretary of The Interior is said TO have dtec-
ted no more arrests to be made until full infotma-
lion and further instructions,
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m. NEW. ~ YORK MARKET (.

Ger. 1o.-Fiour, State, 6, 6saf5; olio 6. 6sas7,
Southern, TaT,l 3 firm. Wheat Western t5T, firm.
Corn mxeds Sc, yeIloweS9, large export demand.-
Iinsees oil 65a66, better. Ohio Whisky SO, firm.
iess Pork 81 GOAL ,5o prime s1s,50a15, frnl,-
Mess Beef Si2aI3, finn, picked hams LOO
ldTdp.r 10, better. Iron S36 50d3T, Scotch pig
Coffee, Java III, St Domingo So steady. Sugar
Muscoynjo 81, steady. New or deans Molass- S 30;
Museovaio "a. Cotton unchanged. i54isa
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acrLrss GEAcE.-A fellow in Maryland went
a young lady, and was always treated with
and milk. One Sunday rival appeared d.
as it seemed from the preparations for sup
hat he was successful one; the filled lover,
) called on to say grace, said as follows; and
tbOk TO his boots. 10 s; -
. The Lord be praised, aGf t..
How Pm amazed
To see how things have neHded,l $50 "
Here's short cake and tee r.i-
For supper see .Hr
When mush and mi ik .Nsga, intendedl
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CINCINNATI MARKET

ocropEn 1o.AFlour dun at S, 25a40, dealers nre
holding or for the Canada's news. Whisky 24c.
Nothing done nspIoVlsiUns.a Groceries, 200 bags
Rio ColTed sold at IL +; Moasses 24a25 cts.i Sugar
54a61c., ..5,i I. 'iits
The liver has fallen 9 inches during the last IS
hours. sMeather-heavy rains yesterday, but not
saficientto infect the river ~ -
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.laIIa.III EGRs4A = HIlyJ NIIaAlAI SCI s.
TT7zg1f 3y the National Line
7reLeGRApHED FoRTnE nAiI NrlSLII ll'cFE
1ater Prom caliiosnia
ARRIYAL OF rnE STAR d WEE VEST.

L AHnAfEAL Vi
NV Yoak, Oct. s.--lls slarot lie u ST III
rived to-day from San Juaa illl y iiafnia5la IS
|. to tbeilTql, brought down py the Cor
y On the 18th the Gortes SO ihs Uncle sam
bonndpp.
Il The Star of the West brings $500, 0oOin oIdOn
freight, and S50O, $50 to tie illis % passsngets
Biglers majority for Cover MY one thou,
sand; while The remainder o. tlckeI
is elected by from four 10 ten fhons.iiifs
Garrison, (dem.l IS elected Mayor OF san Fran
cisco. The Whole denoctaic city aud county
tickets are chosen.
Bolh btanches of the Legislatps demo
cGaiic.
The people of San Francisco have adopted The
revised charter,
The siera Ne9dda arrived at San iFranciscoOn
the 18th. hNs. ea4asg nj = ,,,a
army, was woundetiin an engagement with tie
Rogue River InuinHS, tile latter severely,
Dates from H0nolIla are to the 18Th Aug. The
Small P OK is Tuging terribly.
:, DIR, G. IS (. Duyull. 4ormeTly,o Marylsnd was
shot dead in sheet light witt s. D. pognes, at
Sacramento.
l5,DH II. c. Gilliswas severely wonnde IN airacus
with Charles R. Drew at San francisco
John Por;eI, atias tiinoEe (, WIS tled OF
DoWnievllle bya man named Muntz. An attempt
was made by the citizens 10 lyuch the latter 8
rhaddeus PurdN! pistrlct, Attorns y, was shot
dead.et
Lieut.. Mason of the army, died at San Francisco
on the 7ih.
Gov. Bielet carried the city and county OF S"n
Francisco by 8 votes.
Advlces from Honolulu state that strong poIi'i-
cal movement has been commenced, Tor the Pur-
pose Of compelling the discharge oil TWO ministers
Judd and Armstrong. memorial signed by lS,-
900 persons has been presented 10 the nagSt ates
to That elect. Indications are decidedly feVoiu7
tidhary. ~ Ifin..4 eai ~ 90 = s1s..t ~ u 4.
,rhe battle with the Indians IN which Gen. Lane
and q l. Allen were wcupted, took place in Rogue
INST ttGso
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PDatns Tie month of September. 30, $50 ,imr.
1ans anyed CT New York. More than two
'ii Of the whole number were Irish and Ger
- .el1fis
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SsrScED.-John Fowler has, been tried in
mill county, and sentenEed to the Peniten-
ES' two years, for stealing two horses from
.Xa'on three miles below this city. a short:
l.Eiuce. - :. I. Z, Z, Z, 4
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DECEAIB ER
NJVEMBER.
Notice, 81 49, SIS e. z, SC. e

eseaq WMEEhiN6 STATION, Sep! 4 !, 1853. Sus5l
Change Of ehsdais If Y asssaget Train. Il u
q On and after Monday next, the 9Th ofseptem-
gers the Passengst FRAN Station at
soieIock,and 10 minutes, a. Sf., Wheeling lime
f. ss si,9 .,.,., BIB. FORD. Agent