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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-31

THE REruBLIcANs.-To-day is the time APP
pointed for the assemblage of the Republican
Convention at st. Anthony. A large number
of our citizens are going up.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-31

Ss' Why doth music charm no more ?''
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-31

for the purpose of selecting suitable persons
appoint delegates to meet in City Convention
on SATURDAY EVENING, March 3lst, to nominate
City Ticket. This plan would seem to meet
the general wish, and we trust it will be car
ried ont
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-31

the little steamer Surprise built to run on the
Androscoggin, and which we recently reported
as in winter quarters" has rather novel
shelter. The owners drew her upon the shore
in cove. and built {. saw-mill over the steam
or using the engines rs a motive power for the
mill. while the mill answers the purpose of
boathousc. Doubts have been expressed as to
the practicability of NAVIGATING the Androscog-
gin at that point; but have not the least fear
but that the owners who give steamer such en-
ploy in the winter, will make it do its appro-
PIRATE duty in the summer.-Orford Dem.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-03-31

that since the Land Office was opened at Min.
neapolis, nearly eight hundred applications
have been made and filed for pre-emption claims
more than at any other Office in the Territory
during the same period. Probably most of tho
lands in this district will be offered for sale dur.
ing the next two years. and if So Judging the
future by the past, most of the lands will be
taken up. through the process of presumption.
Every one that has had business to transact in
the office, speaks in the highest terms of the
gentiemanly land oilicers-Nessrs. Olds and
Russell.
SAW AND GRIST MII.LS.-We are eratifed to
learn that saw and Touring mills are in course
OF erection in different parts of our Territory
The Little Falls Creek Mill Company are build
ing saw and grist mill in Dakota county.
about mile from Dean & Chamberlin's ferry,
and near the Minnesota river. j. II. Carney,
OF Minneapolis, is busily engaged on a saw mill
near Pine Bend On The Mississippi; and e. II.
Robinson and John Baxter have all the timber
out for saw and grist mill at the mouth Of
Grow River. in Hennepn county. Besides the
above q wealthy German citizen is building a
steam saw mill at Bavaria Lake and the
Messrs Galpin d Co. are engaged in greetings
steam mill at Excelsior. All OF the above mills
are intended TO be in running order by the lst
of July. Investment Of capital in mills in any
country pays wells, but much more so in our
lerritOfy.
A QUAKER SETTLEMENT.-On the extreme
north arm OF Minnesota Lake, "a tributary and
one OF the Minnetonka Lakes) there is level
tract OF country some ten miles in extent, that
is covered with black and white walnut and
sugartree, with a deep rich SOIL aud different
streams Of water running through it in various
directions. This spot has been selected for a
Quaker Colony, who are to be here on the first
boats from Indiana. There are two families al
ready on the ground waiting with Impotence
ior the arrival of their brethren. They are far
away from civilized communities, and have to
spend many lonely hours but ere another win
ter rolls around, they will probably have
schools, stores, meeting houses, and all the adj
vantages of thickly settled nelghborhood.
Let them follow the peaceful maxims of their
own illustFious Penn, and we doubt not they
will enjoy more real comfort here than they
ever did amid the mud and sleet of Indiana.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18


DroKAMA OF TuE RussIAN WAn.-By an adver-
tisemsut it will seen thai Hanington's celebra-
ted Panoramic Diorams the Russian War is to
open al Washington Hall on THURSDAY. If only
one halfistrue Of the many favorable reports we
have heard oft, tits one of the best exhibitions Of
the day, and MS Propte'ors may safely anticipate
awnrm encouragement while in our city. From
myriad Of commendatory notices we select the
following from the Kingston Daily News: 'ls.
''This truly magnificent work Of art is ATTACHING
thousands Of eager and grotifed spectators. Night
after night the spacious Assembly Chamber of the
City Hall is filed 10 rlple'ion. Nothing eau ex.
coed The enthusiasm 0flhe audience in viewing
the glowing scenes, on land and water, where the
gallant armies and fleets Of the Allies fought,
hled aud conqueEed,' in the memorable sctionS Of
The last twelve months. The exIIaneouS aid en-
rIoyed TO give eErct!tothe pictures such as atii-
fetal lightning and thunder. the booming OF artil-
leEy' the rattling of musketry. ann the. dreaty
%hIstling Of tile autumnal Last, imnartto the
whole exhibition charm Of trutLfulneSs which
painting alone could not produce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18
NEW YORK MARKET.


DEC. l7th.-Stocks higher. Cleveland & Tole-
do TOT. Canton 81 l. Cumberland 22i. Mich
gan Southern SO. Reading s93. INDIANA SIS 81
Virginia 6's 95. Mich, Central SO. Missouri 6's
81. Setriing exchange frmer.
Fonr, market tor cotumSn and medium grades
heavy and about Cd. lower; sales Of 5000 bblS al
9,3Ias50 for common to extra State; S,25a9, 90 oI
common to fancy and low grades; 9,75aII,50 for
extra Genesset: good Wisconsin at $50, market
heavy. Slate Canadian fonr plenty and dull ~
s, T5at0 for common TO Superfne; choice extra
southern limited and prices favor buyers sales al
g., $50 for mlxed to choice and 96:aI0,75 for fan
cy 10 axtra. Rye flour &. 75a7.37 for fne ant S1
perine' Corn menl4 .55a3l Tor Jersey aud .25a
IS lor BIaudywine. Buekwheat -four 2,37a15
for 100 lis:
1Whest-Stock large aud accommodating; red Mil,
waukie 1876, good white Canadian 2l6a40O; red
Tenu l75a5. Rye moIe active at I2sal3l1. Bar.
ley dull, sales ,l20a2S Corn lower, more export
demand, sales at s0ss5 for Jersey new, 9sag5 foI
Southern, 81 for old Jersey and 97a9s4 in store
and delivered for eastern mixed. Oats dull, asa
SO for State and 52a54 for.western.z -
Whisky, Ohio ant Prison 59a39t. Pork dull al
for mess aud IL, als for prime. Beef is
heavy 9al0R for county prime, I0, 62a12,00 foI
mess, ,75aI4 rs for vi mess and 14,60al6 for II
packed western. Beef hams and prime mess duil
blessed hogs at 64as4. Cutmesls quiet. Lard 81
i5iaf.. Butter, lsa20e for Ohio, 2la2s Icr Stale
CheeSe 5a1lfs ss.as5i 81. saal 5sI sisD9 =
4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

Tue srASIsu DAacnRs-The large number q
persons who have desired to see this brillian,
Troupe underline most favorable circumstances,
will be gruti6ed to perceive that ne Athenseum
will be entirely devoted to- their use on Thus
day evening, whenstLey will appear in grand
performance of four baleis, in which alt Of Their
most graceful and elegant dances will be iutro-
dueed. To avoid monotouy in the performance.
tue greatest variety OF dances tin which Spain is
SO prolific has b. en- selected. in addition to which
Mr.. St. Luke, conductor Of music from the Me-
tropolrtan Theatre, New York, will perform two
concertOs, and Miss GIace Edin will appear, for
the first time, and sing two favorite ballads.
This performance, in which theatrical pieces
will be omitted, is given thei instance of large
number Of our citizens whose good taste prompts
them to give these gifted daughters aud sous OF
Spain the reception which they deserve.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18
GOING NORTH


GOING SOUTH-The s. 10 N Train will connect at
Saudusky with Morning Train from Toledo; at Monroe
vile with Chicago Express southern Division C. & T.
Road Shelby Junction with Cincinnati Express from
Cevelandi at Mansfield Junction with Dag KXrres$ from
Pittsburgh, and Newark with the East and
on entraI Ohio Railroad. 4#.- So sa
The 90 Train will connect at Sandusky with sta.
Hay City from Detroit; MOnroeN lie with
Train on C dT. K. R at Shelby Junction at 5.21
with Mail Tram on G c. K K for Columbus and Gin
einRati; at Mansfield Junction ats. with Fast train
OH & 2 for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East
and West Night Trains on Central Ohio K.
GOING NURTIi-The Q. &c n Train will make close
connection at Newark with Mail Train BeIaire
CeMtIul ohiO K X; at Mansfield Junction with kXpress
for Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction at 1916 with Gin
cimnati Express for Cleveland, Buffalo and New York,
andat MoMroeviIle with Mail Tain on & I Road for
Toledo, Chicago. DC.
The 2.10 y Train will connect at Newark with Hx-
press from the East Central Ohio Road; Mansfield
with Fast Train Tor Pittsburgh; Shelby juno
tonat gil with GfIcinnat MaIIior cleveland; at
MuMToeville with Night Express Toledo and Chicago
and a Sauduaky with hay CRY Detroit and
Chicago. 80 6.a44ll s..ls stt55tf
]. R. ROBINSON, Sup't
Saniluskv, Aug. 4, 1866 ,ysls -. ,Sp15-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18
VIRGINIA LRG1sLarrRE.

BALI, Dec. I7.-ThtIe was an exciting debate
in the Va. House OF Delegates on Friday, on Mr..
Wellman's resolution to raise a regiment of vol
pose Of putting down1he disturbance in Kansas
Alr. Wiley thought the resolution too harsh. He
also opposed as substitute that joint commit
Tee be appointed TO consider the present troubles
in Kansas, and enquire what action Virginia
should take in reference 10 the subject. BOth1he
resolution and substitute wee Tefelted 10 com
mlllee, - ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

Az EXPENSIVE DISNxa. heard Of an elderly
genliemanin town, whose daily dinner consists Ct
THEE pounds Of teuderliou, one capon, peck Of
vegetables. SAUCES, side dishes, besides porter,
IL YOU value your life, lungs and yoicr, use in
mouetanou Bsyan's Pulmonlc Waters, for colds,
csc S9d by all the druggists in the city; THoMP-
sun q PATTERSON, Wholesale Agents, lit
Main ST. % cents box. a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

DEc. l7.-Cotton firm, ve.y little enquiry.
Flour, better demand but prices unchanged,
sales have been confined 10 small lois for home
consumption Ut $50 to for common and extra
according TO quality. But little Wheat offering.
little enquiry, SmnlI SaleSof nd at ! ,S5at, 95!-
Corn, good demand and sales of IOa1OoO new
southern yellow aud mixed with old were made al
s0a85. Groceries and proysions-no change
Whisky dull, small sales OF bbs at 39a40 and bids
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18
ForSala

az SUBSCRIBER Offers for sale the property on which
nov esldeS adjoining the town Of Lagrange in
Closed with good board let c. The TiToveuetts are
TWO GOOD DWELLINGS,
oek aud the other frame, with excellent well OF
;slsO, stable with gTanaTy aud other ouLbuiId
tpss: WITH Choice Apple oishaTd rOver 100 bearing
any pes9n wishing pleasant SilustiOn on
signed. - =4 isSss SI,-S ~
- e - K 1-s ~ 'nesaF
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= ? : CINCINNATI MARKET. gi
DEC. 17.-FlUuf unsettled, 100 bis sold OF 81:
624. Hogs irmcr at 6a6,25. Professionalism
green hams at IL. No. lard lQ3. LIilSeed oil
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

New BOoks.-'Ten Yeas among the Mail Bags.
or Notes from the Diary of Special Agent of the
Post Office Depsrtmentt' by ]. Holbrook, with il
lustrations, 'Phenixiana. or Sketches and Bur
lesques5s by John Ph9nix, 'Alllieford, F mily
History by the author of John Drayton.' etc.
Sad Tale of the Couriship of Chevalier Slyfox-
wykoG,' with near 200 comic engravings,' Life
and Adventures of an'Arkansas Doctor Charley
Whites Joke Book Gushing Manuel another
lot of 'Newcomes' und'R Clark, aud complete
settof Dickens's Works, in cloth, have been re-
ceivea at the Cheap Bookstore of Robinson & Bro.
Also Ballou's M4gazine-lo cents per number.
TO- December. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

HASrxeros's PASonA VA Of the Russian Wal.
will be exhibited for cne week at Washington
Hall, commencing on Thursday evening next.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18
THE MESSAGE.

WASH, Dec. Hills removed that the Presi-
dent is havirg the Message put. in type at the
White House, being afraid TO trust it in the hands
of the printers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

TnEArRE.-The Spanish Dancers and other
performances areithe attractions at the Theatre
tonight.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

Nav YoRx, Dec. 1.-THE steamship Empire
CITY, Capt. Windle, from Asf l~ all. via Ni:ara-
gna,. with California mai,s ard treasure arrived
off Sandy Hook on SATURDAY morning aud yester-
day came 10 anchor aboutsIx miles fiOm the Hook,
IN the midst OF dense fog. Size was boarded by
tie Pilot boat, K. Collins.
The Empire City has the California mails, ami
one million seven hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars IN gold dust, the South Pacific mails, and
about 500 passengers.
- Shehas Iater news from the South Pacific, but
no later accounts irGm California. %
She ieit Aspinwal at midnight OF Dec. s, with
5 ,500, QUO III gold aud 500 passengers, brought
doxn by The ]. L. Stephens. -.
suOnthe Sd list, the Stevens spoke the steamer
Hano[o, bound up with the N. Y. passengers oil
Nov. 20. Ali well.
d The specie is consignetFRo Dtexel & Co. $40.
600; Vim. Hogs & Co. 10000; MelEupuI. bank,
40. 600, Wells & Co. $4,000. = =
Nothing OF Importance from the Is1hmus.
Dates al Panama lrom Valparaiso 10 Oct. 2Ist,
report that Acrequipo and some other southern CT.
Ties hat declared IN favorOt Gen. Veoanco.
The revolutionary movement ia Bolivia has been
put down. IT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

Tux How. Tues NJ. EIvIxo, Of Ohio, (ond ma
tive ef this county, by tile way,) was at the Me-
Lure House on Sunday, Dn his way 10 Washing
ton City.
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RIVER AND WEATHER. g., -,

RIVER AND WEATHER. -
PITTsBuRoH, Dec. l7.-River 10 feel Olinches,
WeAther'clear. Several coal boats left here yes,
terdNy, and several more are preparing 10 go.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

SnAsu ur,-The Express train of the B. s. o.
Railroad due here on Sunday morning, came in
collision with freight tain standing on the track.
near Fetterman, early in the morning. The bag
gage oyster car, and another car containing
Express goods were demolished, AMI The goods
much damaged. Que of the engine men was se-
1iO"sIy injured, but none of the passengers were
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

The accident is attributed to dense of fog,
which caused TIE freight train 10 be stopped 1t is
said a man was sent ahead to warn the approach
ing train, but was not seen, owing 10 the log.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

A VILLAIN ARREsrEp.-Po Policeman Hay, an off,
Ger from Cbiheo,he. d. arrested man by the name
of Wm Butler. at the Union depot, New York city
on Saturday, under the following circumstances.
Several months since Butler left his home in N
York and settled in ohiHcothe, where he hasvery
respectable relatives living Soon alter his arrival
lie become acquainted with a highly respectable
and accomplished young lady, whom he courted.
and short time since married. At FIRST the friends
Of the young lay objected TO the match, but alter
wards becoming reconciled to Butler, they cou-
scented to his marriage. aud when that event had
TRANSFERRED, they placed in the hands Of the lady
her entire fortune. consisting OF S2OO0in gold and
three houses and lois.
Butler soon sold the real estate Of his wife, and
alter getting possession oIthe pIoct eds Of the sale,
broke apen her trunk and took therelEom tie two
thousand dollars in cole. lie then vefy coolly told
her that he had only nI.rriet her Tor the purpose
Of getting her money, and that she might now 90
10 hi that he was going 10 Start for Wisconsin
lie Immediately left Chilicothe aud had got as far
as this city on his way westward, when he was
OveEhsuled 10y the officers above stated. He
was committed TO Jail TO await Tsquisition from
the Governor Of Ohio. lf he does not get twenty
yents in the Columbus penientarY, justice
will be grossly cheated OF her dueS.-IndianIpoliS
Sentinel, Dec. 8.
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A I.nw.Oa's nan.

The ladies' of Trtaiephia, belonging to Mt. RxqxRs'
clurcb will give superior Thursday Evening, deer.
4, the prOeeeda to he expended in repairing aud
king comfortable their house worship and hope the
object win meet with the APPRECIATION Of generous public
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

PreuchInB.-TtereW viii be service In the Baptist
Church incur city, each Lsrd's Lay, at OI o'clock a.
NJ, ard g O'Clock Pm Rev Charles Howard Nal
conn., recently line in Phiadephts, has become pas
tor Of tbs Church dcIstSSt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-18

Tue surrrn TO sre,,r.-rhe ladies' of the Fist
Presbyterian Church, " 10 have .heretofrre contli
tuted so largely by their sexertons towards The
erection of the new tul,,nr:on Fourth street, will
TO- night give supper at Washington Hail., the
proceeds Of which viii be applied 10 tie urnfshing
anticipated that the friends Of this cliurch aadthe
friends Of public improvement g.rteralIy, haset the
hearts to resist either the appeal the attractions
Of the ladies, aud as the feast will undoubtedly
be very 6ne one, it is expected also to be very
successful one, respects the Object for which it
is designed;-a result which, We will venture 10
say in behalf of the ladies' will stimulate them 10
renewed exertions for the welfare Of generous
and Christian community. ~ -. -. -
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsmlXcroN, Dec. II.
e SENATE=Senator jams gave noticeof the IN,
PRODUCTION oi bill for the modification Of the Pat
emit laws tI1Ff sEffgfT5 81
Sir. Ftote presented The petition OF Capt. Ora
hanI Of Brooklyn setting forth his services and
suGetings IN behalf of his country, and comedian.
ing of tile action of the Naval Board. Mr.Foote
SAID it was not his purposefoqpass STRUCTURES on
this action ot.lhe board, StI less 10 llnpugn Its
motives, but it was not;to-be disguised OF ienled
nor had ii escaped the public observation, in sOme
instance, it least, ii had sadly mlsiudged. Crew.
Gus mistakes had been made, and gross wrong in.
fiicted meritorlous officers; in hat manner or
measures OF relief Congress should extend to the
aggreved, he did not CONSIDER ii was / is province
10 Indicates but regarded ii as a pEopeI subject
for The consideration Of the committee OIL naval
atIuirs, aud IT was so referred.
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CONTEMPLATING

-IUINI EhFEIIING.
NEw YoEK, Dec. 1T.-CounterIeit SIS on the
Merchants' Bank, Providence, aIe il circulation
IN this city.
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THE INTELLIGENCER
TuEsDAY. lMoRNlNa. pEoEMeER IS. la5s

ThcIndies ofthe.fst lsreabyterian Church
will give Supper on Tuesday. the 18Th OF December, at
Washington HALL Their obeer is to their aid in
urrshns the new Church. about be completed. They
npc public will approve their cbsct aud come one
4 nd all to the least. 49, -. -.----r--r.
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=. - aHs3f
N0THlNG IN the narEet-nIliing Ia the medical mar
keI LOT tue past httS years. has ever eqGSled
AL aTtlcls Be pIOJnted To- quail tins
GREAI' AN1I-DYSPEPTIC.
NJ HoAlelleTs preparation Ia Isul an old vrsnh,s -
g, 4E Tue mere eHIr IlHentul result some Amateur
fhNslcanS NeI bal investigation II Is the result 49,.
ohI1 anu elahOibte study Of OF the nost .rS.9j
Chemists Ol the lTeAel century
br HustetteT SubLiS his mVar. HE iyi,,Ar, n, .SS
lCaL ts&As gu Walls $ll better peT4uTrl tiSi ys,
Iou' OWN oohAhHtlUti Tile tue rrofeIfle OF ire. III
~ WIN oe ,osa ~ lle ilrs Analysis, and tic nun force
OF their great nedtclhai effects will Be M A. ,"i,"s =
Ism - " SAW "I'oh yOpV sCs-
Are you dysrsptica Then take these os,ss,,.a s,ov.
ATs ySs sltoasI Try bo,e OF these st.,or. ana
Are you shno! ed by iHGiseatiOni Remove the eats.
tie hce OF IheHo bites 5sN . ' - N@Nse "
Have you lever aud aguc! Row many thousonA, In a..
est and South have been OF this c0nstwI Ia, ~.
stGoylns diSesse' 6y tile nee of these bilIers
gu Should tfS tIns great anliote. N6NeiuSe 10 at-
EeI alsa ague cannot occur = - 80 Wv
one wine gassNl taken three lines DAY bcore D,ess
Will be found great tonic ugeIt which al SiiI
ale when le toaT Ratisfie OtlIie LacI a. ibev 3Ii
by giving tue bit one trial ' H'.''S' "''' "S'
IneIe are ON hltterS,' represented 10 10 TIE snue
Mism Te i GOIA tuSeiy worthless Our HitioTs ara
WlthO1t rival their medicinal qIRliIies TlOy Ar"
sus " "a s4uae les G0alhtng ElN quart, yiI6 toe
SlsCuCns Hn Al Or H.SsstieT's YSemasI Bififys
blown on the DO None III hcl re,ni1 d ~ 1890
4.--ll PRIc NE DOLLAR 4 Rn1rT1rJs7-i
FOR sale BY All tie principal Drls-EiR Initial Ahre
size ~ ' Dea'"'s Generally Throughout the ChitsI
Pes RuSHElELD d Co, sud
jceo:tydaw WV u . a N''', SyI,s,.,..,= 81
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s Change of Schedule.
1887
Ts.n.,oar . o,.le. B. ]. 8 Q. r.

TRANsPoRTA rIoN oHy1cE B. & O. R.Rsl
f -. Wheeling Station, Dec. 4th, 1856
ON and after Tuesday the 18th instant, the Passenger
Trains express and ma) will leave this station daily
at 7. N aId,IO:S1P. M g sESSHsf6& 90
The Express Train leaves at =, PyM; and will only
stoFatthe. following stations: Renwood, MoundsvIle,
Cameron, FaiImont, Fettem1n, Ncwburg RouIesbu, gh
Piedmont cumberlnnd, Sir Johns Run, Martins burg,
Harper's Ferry MonoCacy, SyKsavlIle and Washington
JUNCTION. II NJ g sf75s .5slils5j
The Mdiltraineaves daily, except Saturdays 1890
p. NJ, and will stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodate Train
will be run daily except Sundays. leaving Wheeling
q A. ~, and arriving at Cumberland at 6, r.. NJ
Leaving Cumberland at 6:15A a. 81 and arriving in Wheel.
ing att P. ".
BY order of fJ.,H. DONE. sup't.
def +, FORD, agent