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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10

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Tue BURNING OF rnE rEAMER G kcaaIA.-- Further
Partieuiars.-The telegraph some days ago report
ed the bu1niny Of the steamer Georgia at New
Orleans. and the loss of a nurnber of lives The
New Orleans bulletin, which puts down the loss
of property, including the boat and her cargo of
cotton at $40, 900. says:
Women and children were thrown from the up
per deck the " Ilarf, like SO many sticks of wood,
while Others, in their fright, leapel into the wa
ter and found Al waery grave. BY this disaster it
supposed that less than forty persons perish
ed. Mr.. Jack.on and one child, of Barbour county,
Ala. ere lost; his wife nd eight surviving chill
dren i'll the city in destitute circumstances.
Mr.. Jackson had on his person checks or drafts 10
considerable amount, which were lost with him.
Mrs. Jolly aud one Chill, of Randolph county,
Ca, ", re lost. Mr.. jolly also lost 5000 in money,
which was all he possess. d. -. w. Dunn, OF
Lenoir county. n. c., lost one negro boy, with
1850 in money but was fortunate enough TO save
his trunk. b. F. Loftln, oil Lenoir county, N. T..
| lost two negroes. Rev. ]. NJ. Carter, of Clinton,
lost three negroes, md his wife was badly but not
| fatally injnte.i i'll making her escape from the
| burning boat. Dr. J. NJ. Young, f.um Hancock,
Georgia, lost valuable servant boy, all his medl-
cal books, surgical instruments, clothing-eyery
thing, in fact, but W hat he tond in. Mrs. David
son, from Macon unity. Ala. lost seYeralm negroes
| Mr.. Graham from Williamsburg, S. c., lost Two
negroes and $500 in gold. Thomas J. McLana
than, OF Brs'ol. CT, ~ among the missing. ]. b..
| his baggage, etc. "A gentlema from Stewart coun-
ly, Ga, whose name we could not ascertain lost
several negroes. He was en-route for Arkansas,
Tie True Delta says:
One woman, who fell or jumped from the cabin
floor to the main deck, was caught on the points
of the horns of an Infatuated OK, and was torn
most dreadfully. But the OK throwed her into
ter, and she, wss saved. OF The neg1oes on board
of the boat twenty al least, we've lost-sotne plan
tars losing all they lad, and some losing but few.
Scarcely single family saved entire. A faith
er, WHO had rescued his wife and six children,
went back for The seventh, aud was lost. A young
ma boat TO look for female friend,
| but the flames HYawneti around him like hell, -
and he was numbered with the unreturniug
| brave" 5ts...l' .'r.i.
Afather saved three of his children, but his wife
and six Others left their ashes in the funeral pyre
| of the Georgia. "A Young husband lost his wife,
and he sat apart on the wharf as if Indifferent TO
| whichever else might befnll him. child three
mouths old was taken TO The hotel, but it had no
| relntive 10 claim il, and none knew whose child it
was. A young man who lost his father and mother,
| appeared more concerned about $1,000 which his
father had left in Abe safe Of the boat than about
| the loss OF his parents.
b. Rhenn, ofNew5ern, N. c., with his wife
and FIVE children, were saved, but he lost nine of
| his negroes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10
REAL ESTATE SALES.
VALuABLE. Farm FOR SALE.

HVALUABLEsF AKM FOX SALE.
100 ACRES OF Land two miles from the city or wh..
l- Ing, on the Ohio iyer;-one half mile north OF n
Marttnsye Depot of the Cleveland aid Pittsburgh RaS
roads Said road running directly through the Farm
Ahounding docs in coal, lime and Iee soe toeeh,
with an excelIei quality OF buick clay, and equally divine
between hill and bottom land, 1t presents uivalled a
ysntSscs as an investment The imp oyements goo
lne ana IL OF superior quality and is one OF the best
canohs LOT veeetabc dairy iaTm In the county.
IL WIN be sold in scpara tie paris, il desired.
FOR terms enquire OF X. Miller, Main street, Whee
iebG p e G = MIIIRp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10

! ,rnE ApyIcEs FROM CaINA.-The editors OF the
New York Journal of Commerce are indebted to
mercantile house for the following extracts of let
), tiers from correspondents in China:
SHANGHAI, China, Nov. 19, 1858.
The green tea dealers from the Moynuc and Fly
chou districts now profess their intention of carry
ing the rest of their merchandise to Canton; but
. The difficulties and cost are great, aud il they go
there they will arrive late. Probably only few
large crops will be TAKEN and we look for the bal
g ance to Come here in the course OF the next SIX
months, provided transit does not become impossi-
bile. The settlements for America now reach no.
COO 10 10000 packages OF $500 900 to 80 O,o00
lbs, against 100000 at the same time last year.
and we, look for scant supplies for the next two
morths. =
1t is believed; that the supply of congous is
tnIr Heavy settlements at this port. Raw silk is
stliI coming in on contract, bought with foreign
funds in the country. The effect OF the disturb
ances will probably be felt more in the next years
production of all kinds of produce than has been
IN this 1s'et
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u-A verdict of s2s,eoo has been rendered in
the Middlssex IN. Is Court against Samuel Van
Tilbury, for sednciion, <9s z
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND AND TAVERN
James Frazier, In tho Circuit

= of Ohio
Sanr FIazier's Exr, and others lcnanty. Virginia
BY virtue made in this tile 9th day
June, 1853 will sell at public auction the
on the eighteenth day March, 1864, the tract
Rouey's Point Farm and tavern. situated
National Road In Ohio county, about ten miles Of the
city Wheeling containing about humid ed fry
OF land store, tavern house. two dwelling houses
AMI other improvements: The will be made
whole property. together In parcels, be found
expedient and the following terms: oneourth OF the
money paid in six months, and balance
and three year,; Abe whole bearing inte'
the day oil SALE the purchaser giving bonds with good
security. and the title heng retained until payment
sale will take place at the Roneys Point Tavern
TIE above is valuable property. The Brmpfeld rail
road located tavern and il is supposed
depot station may established that place
ian1ots = sheriff and commissioner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10
TRuSTEE,S SALE
Wheeling Cotton Mills.

THE subscribe will sell at Public Auction at the front
door of the Court House in the city OF Wheeling,
Monday tile 18th day OF February, 1851, the and
personal property of The Wheeling Cotton Mills COMPANY
consisting the property the Wheeling Cot
ton Mills with four ots ground, buildings engine
clinery for ming weaving making batting ete
all in good condition and run ing order.
These Mills capable OF PRODUCING three thonsans
yards OF cotton cloth day, and the city trade furnishes
market for its entIe product, and there is ohe
cotton mill city, the present
tunit, for desiring to embark in the
business. .... E-g-g .-f5...
of Sale.-one firth in cash, residue in equal
At six eighteen and twenty months,
with interest from date The ayents 10 he secured by
bonds with good security and deed OF trust the prop
erty.
The title is supposed to be indisputabe, but will
Icisdtd - '''' Gus ANDREW WILSON, Trustee.
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For HAL more, washington, FhilndeIphi
md New York
ss.sss ss.7z.:ssg s.:ss;.ssg iss;;5zS=s .

Great through Line for the East.
TIlHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
i baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
Rail Road the Junction 1ateIy called the Relay
House, miles from Baltimore, and with tile Phadel-
pha, wminstonand Baltimore Rail Road to Philadelphia.
The great tunnels upon the line completed, and
whole road is in fine condition. presenting OF the
most picturesque and romantic route, in the world.
The and splendid steame orthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel
Ing through tickets from these places to baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia &C., be had OF the agents,
or the boats.
The express nail Wheeling at O'Clock
A. NJ time) and arrives at Cumberland (20i
miles p M and allowing two hours there, arrives in
baltimore C3S0 miles, at A NJ, the next morning. MA
king the passage in about 20 hours including all
stoppages. 49,.
without charge.
Washington Junction and for Philadelphia Bal
timore without charge. Travellers allowed am
pie time and UNITY at all points their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling TO Baltimore SSith
privilege OfIyns anywhere the route) $S5Oto
washington, ,50-to Philadelphia, Sio-to be had
OF the Union Line the Ohio, ard OF
tho Rail Road gents Wheeling q b. F0RD) & Mounds
Vile. maj VIM PARKER. GenH.S up't
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paid upon merchandise received at Sau Francisco
last year, amounted to the yey large sum of SILL,
752,Gs4.
There was shipped from the port of San Fran
cisco lost year S6ss, ls9 worth Of quicksilver.
The negroes of San Francisco have established
ralibrary and organized lyceum.
Apples sell in Oregon at from $40 to sl5
bushe. zlU-G6 3
The Anniversary Of the landing of the Pilgrims
,-3Ewas very generally celebrated in California and
Oregon. .r.
hz The auctioneers commissions at the great sale
of water lots in San Francisco amounted to the
very remuneratiye sum of sl1.9s7 so. being one
per cent. on the amount of sales.
We find in q late number of the San francisco
Picayune letter to the postmaster of that city
N from young lady in of the Eastern States, in
which she expresses most ardent desire to 60 to
California to try for fortune. either as school,
teacher goyerness, cook. She says she has been
trying for long time to save money for the trip to
California at her present ayocation, school-teach-
= ing but with her greatest efforts of economy she
finds she will not be able to save enough for some
yeas TO come, and, she is SO very anxious to
get out there soon she ventures to ask Col. Hen
ley for assistance to enable her to do so. She tells
the Colonel what her qualifications are, and hopes
that he will be able from his position to ind some
one in need of such services she can render and
will advance her the money TO enable her to make
III. "trip. The Picayune says that Col. Henleythas
made arrangements to have the enterprsing young
: lady transported to California. @-~E4
e billiard saloon costing $4,000 has just been
eompletedin San Francisco.
The oply article imported into San Francisco
from the Russian American possessions isice.
The population of California is estimated to be
composed of 2l5, ooo Americans, 1000 Germans,
25,ooo French, 1900 Cinnamon, 10000 of Span
isb blood, 5000 miscellaneous foreigners, 10000
Indians, and $500 Negroes. OF these about Co.,
- are women, and perhaps $4,000 children.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10

.#e s6PF PHiLAUELPHIA -
ggz1z Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut St Phiade lptia, opposite The State House.
-z---l,,- HI ENlIY w. SAEFOS
IMPORTER AND DEALERIs CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
IF rERI4Ls, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market s. prices,
The stock comprising, in part, the following;
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Corhices;
Do Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery ,LaceS d Auslins; do Bands,
French Brocatells all dths Canopy Arches Rings;
and colors; - g q Cords, Tassels, Gmps,
Satin de LANES; II Fringes, Curtain Drops,
iaInasks; T. $50. SO NC
qualities on hand. !. = rs. - sg .
PAINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HObBANDS oil all
H. Persons ordering Curtains will 81 We the
ofthe heghth width o. he entire frame of window.
mar ..1riA : :. L :
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NEW ADvnRr1sEMHNrs.
KlJNkEi, S

KUNkEL,S
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
M It'll the old favorites-
IVY w. BIRCH,
Marry Gehr,
F Master Floyd,
And anumher OF candidates Ior public iavor, will
give 'rHhkE GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS in this
Melodeon Hall,
ON THE -20TH, 2iST, AND 22D IMSTS,
u5-Il open at seven O'CLOCK
uB-TICKE TS NV kSrY FIVE CENTS. IN
. c1-rLe Troupe are their Ieturn tour TO the
Southern Cities during which they added largely TO
their pre- vons collection SONGS eccenrlces
eb ,S14"s' steps ~ "'"''4s' 1T FORD, Agent.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE. 2
Rees Il. Smith, ]


Jane Smith and other. In chanrery.
BY virtue decree rendered in the above cause,
the 29th day of October 1853, will commissioner
the said decree appointed proceed TO SELL on SATURDAY
the 5th day of February, 1884, at IL O'clock at the
door OF the house Ohio county real
tate in the bill mentioned, situated the west side of
Main street In the ls ward oil tho city of Wheeling front
ing sixty fUurieet Main and extending west the
lth TO the Ohio river, and BOUNDED the cassidy
lain The south by North the west by
The Ohio iver and on the north by line 10 be drawn
Main street the Ohio distance OF CT
feet from and paraelt North steet The said property
will be sold subject to the dover calm Isabel GARDEN,
credit OF two and three years. the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security bearing interest
further srcuity, the title until
purchase money is all paid - -Es
wM. s. wICKHaM,
janis Sheriff and commissioner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10

Purr,ra HER Foor IN Ir-There was a grand
ball lately at the Atheneum, Sunderland, when
all the youth, beauty and fashion of the district
were gathered together. In the midst of the
amusements of the night, when the general enjoy
ment was at its highest, rude lump OF plaster
fell from the ceiling on the head of young lady,,
who was playing Inc eight fantastic toe'' to the
music of the i.Post Horn Gallop." Ascream-a
swoon-a renovation the marble halls threw
the company into consternationj which, subsiding
held iad,'s leg dangling down below the ceiling!
ttAil hands aloftl'' was the cry, and soen1t was
discovered that sundry servant maids, coyeting
sight of the BALL had scaled the heights to crafty
their desire at yentilator; when one of them,
tsputting her foot in t,'' made the awkward exhi-
billion alluded to- She was extracted from her
predicament but little worse for the dsplayof her
Fantastic toe Nottingham Repietp.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
House and ground occupied by the Subscriber
u the tn OF Seventh and Centre streets, East
Wheeling The brick, substantially built IRON
the foundaton and conveniently arTased5 il is
Sicol
IT not previously disposed OF, it will
lie Auction the door the house
day the 18th inst, at O'Clock, p. ".
feb3dtd 80, JOHN GEORGE.
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-re,z.,,a = .,. !; y. I 2 ?. z ~ Iii IN
HOUSE AND LOIr FOX SALE!

noUSE AND LOT FOX SALE
p, rER al private gale my Dwelling ia MartinsviIle
- nc mouse y new two story brick building; contain
anu hall, with large pantry, g0od cellar, aid
ana ssfrage house on the premises. The yard
~ H. ,"I 'h grapes, shTubbery, &c. AID \
@ ee ssxs . hltoyerloohs Whee
Depot, andas am going away will be .ol
Also very superior Roerood Piano OF the Ia
test STYLE winch 10 nearly For terIn which Wi
show the premises: z - 49, = t'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-10

Some years ago lay noticing a neighbor who
was not in her seat at church one Sabbath, called,
so punctual an attendant. On entering the house
she found the family busy at work. She was
surprised when Ii. friend addressed her-
.'Why, la! where have you been to-day, dressed
up in your Sunday clothes?' .g+ i89,s
..'ro meeting.'' I'd
"Why, what day is its''
sabbath day."
.sSal, stop washing in minutel Sabbath day!
Well, did not know, for my husband has got SO
piagny stingy he wont take the papers now, and
we know nothing. Well, who preached?"
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Busbey, Little g. Co

-tbU5U6y5 H1IIItJ q To.
Market st, Wheeling, Wa.
MANUFACTURERS OF Wagons, Carts and wheel
WI wish, work OF every Description Tor home and
Southern plantations --..
BY prompt attention to business, the manufacture
of the best quality OF work. the pruretors this estab
ic iaI,a
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LAM. FOR SALE.
WISH 10 sell my Wheeling; and sin sell it
onlberal terms, an in tracts may be
desired. maI9 4. JACOB.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
fE'HE House and ground at present occupied by Sh
i ver ESQ., the west side Of Fourth Get, wees
Union and Monroe. 1t cantans gas fixtures, room
&i., and finished from cellar 10 garIei.
II not previously disposed Of il will be offered at pub
lie auction at the front door of the Court House Wed
nesday, 10th February next Apply TO
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lsronrAsr TO wrsrras MzaeHAsrs.-A Wash

z- lMroRrAsr TO wEsrEns cHAaTs.-A WASH
ington correspondent writes that bill is about to
Rbefefoned from the Committee on Territories,
Aa'' which s2of some interest to merchants in ST.
Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and Wheeling, en-
gagged IN the importing trade. This bill is to mod
IS, ify and amend the warehouse system. It provides
certain regulations for the transit of goods entered
at Atlantic port, to the port where the duties
as are payable andthe merchandise is to be delivered.
may operate either checks facilities to
the importing trade Of the interior districts. One
of these provisions IS that it the conyeyances of
merchandise to the port of delivery, the packages
shall be designedly broken, or shall be delivered
at some other point than that named in the mani
fest, one hundred per cent. shall be added to the
duties, and the vessel conveying the goods shall
~ be forfeited as in other of violations of the
! revenue laws.
+, p Great National Poultry show---ssoo Cash
frIf gJsfTitf k Premiums. '-
The National Poultry Society, for the improve
@ msnt of domestic poultry, viii hold its first annual
: 81 Fair at The American Museum in the city of New
York, on the 18th, 14th, 18TH 18th, nth and 18th
of FEBRUARY. At
This will induce the exhibition of all kinds of
fowls, peafowls, ducks geese, swans. fancy pig
30 cons golden pheasants, &c. Premiums will also
be offered for the best specimens of rabbits, rat
,s.,ts terrier dogs and deer. stsI .tEf ssss
The chief object of the Society IS TO encourage
- the improvement Of domestic poultry. by bringing
~ together, for comparison, large avariety as pos
si5 sible from every part of the Union. The man
saagers have determined to make no charge what
ever 10 competitors for The privilege of exhibiting
their specimens. Every necessary care will be be-
slowed on the fowls while on exhibition, by per-
sons appointed for the purpose, without charge to
the exhibitors.
Among the officers of the society some of the
of he's State he yhRa
HE premium offered is $50.
zp5 Fowls designed for exhibition should be directed
10 the Poultry Committee al the American Mu-.
scum, New York." 49,. . f-s-szl-
,.,..oAL1roasrA AND oRroos Irras-rhe fteights
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SPRING S1YI OF HATS-JUST OUT!
d ECElNED this DAY lot of Bcebe & Co.'S sty:e of hats
III the first out this neat and beautiful shape
ef ies and soc 'h'H'' Sd HARPER & SON
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Martinaytle. neImont co. 0 Feb. "a 80

VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.
OF No1l, corner OF Fourth and Quincy streets, vii
be sold fair aud easy terms. II adioins the mn
posed new Post Office Il would divide into two EsOj
and convenient lots for residences The location liz orc
the most pleasant and fashionable in the city and has ~
advantage OF being near the Centre of business
For terms apply to E-.-,-...
iebod2ms - JAS " PATTRRSOS
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stWhai did he preach aboutl q
s.I,wa on the death Of our Savior.'
.sWhy, is he dead2 Well, all Boston might be
dead. and we know nothing about it! 1t won't
thin. goes wrong without the papers Bill has
almost lost his reading, and Polly has got quite
mopish again, because she has no poetry and
stories to read. Well, if we have 10 take q cart
load of potatoes and onions to market, am resolv-
to have a newspaper"
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D-THoMPSoN REYNOLDS, interested in the sbov.
House. respectfully invites Western Merchants
him call = -s. s1fi-. s--sif m sGIcf9=s6m
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FOR SALE RENT


TWO fine brick buildings, Zane street. East Wheel
ing, with SroonIs and cellar eaeh with large stab.
and carriage house, all in good order.
The property being on the Hempfed Railroad (altogeA
Q IS rooms, would make. good HOTEL.
Possession LIST OF Aprll.
Enquire OF MICHAEL J. RoHAN,
eb2 marble mason as Market y,
10 The above with other good orerty in the city viii
be EXCHANGED 4 good Larln. NIL X
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
matfr Cure.

II uUDSON RIVER WATER CURE at TARRY-
III T0WN-Petients received this comm odious
bsbsl which In very and healthy location
stted with the all
eomOs of home are snioyed y hours ride from the city by
fiosd aud Steamboat Terms IS $40 week For psrc
ss ADDRESS f. D. PERSON. NJ D., Tarrytown, New York
TEW-YORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
~ WATER CURE-The largest complete thoroughly.
ansb.d this country afordng privileges city and country
Travellers accommodated with transient board No. l7a 18th
corner Of Uniyenity- place. o. II. WELLINGTON, NJ D.
VNATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and CITY.
w DR. sHEws, at Oyster Bay L. L. for simmer reached
lsy Croon from Fulton Ferry and Dr. TAYLORS
6tbav and 3stbst Crys; Palace the whole year,
scbed BY The best Of and
pssonabls both places
N ATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL, No.
w IS LaisbtH r. T. TRAIL, MD Principal Accommeda-
Sons fos 100 persons Competent Female Physicians.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-22
uEw-YoRK and NEw-IIAyEN RAILROAD

N iss SUMNER ARRAHoEMENr. is9
:ss ssr TSs r. sss
s;$ss s:ss: 4 s.s s..'.
fSI' .oS Sss:s5 nd , is'
ss:IPS n Ta b sss :.s .
20, csnnsseut River Vermont Railroads and
p, Accom- of the New Haven Hartford and sins
yeI s.nsi R.iIo.d- 4 5 4 N n and i.SAx
hsy.n N sns New London ksiresdIEnpre. TO
s:ss:sss
Fer p,1'sy .as NoTw.s ss
as ma S e. Ess
e s S as rs ss..: $50 :;
o At ss s s. and gss
As.t supt's Ofee Station HOuse, New. Haven
NEW-YORK PHILADELPHIA. PITTSBURGH
ths i7th August The throuh trains from Pt..
sn SS % ss g r. cas a'Toa ao ssd
s oiSns "a sss SER 2 % s119e1, 10Th % The
Ss , s;shi1s II. ssI. a. III: vi bs he saie
is..ye The position Of the CinennAt Hamilton Ds ton
& ss % SSad and S LsS Zs r. a0:s: Their
M sus one % 1oS.B to BisssS I Cd, GSu, 4 della.
y HENRY o AMEs. Sup CHM. Ham. and Dayton RAILROAD
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passeneer
Trains leave Pier ioet Of Dusnest as follows viz:
Buffalo fxpres at NJ for Buffalo direct without change Of
hpsge OF cars.
bppkhk Express, at 6 A NJ. for Dunlirk
Nan, at 81 NJ for DunhIt and Buffalo and n,erm.d
nsy FIpres at r. for DuDsrk.
Rccklspd Passenger at p NJ from of q, via
s<rmont for Sutern and interuediate Stations -" ~
vty Passenger at NJ for Otsve Station.
Fight Express a. +. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo
Enfisnt ate M for Dunkirk Buffalo and
70n SUNDAY, only one Express Trsin atsP NJ
fbe Express Trains Buffalo drstca.s
Rsmers on Lase Enc for All ports the Lake. Dankirk
h the Lke Shore Rairoad for Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo
pvrot. Chicago, &c.
" d. C. MccALLUM. General Superintendent