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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-08

MonE Nxw Beoks.-'IsratIP Potter by Herman
Melville, 'Casles Story of Republican Equality
by Sidney a. Story. j.. wisdom, Wit and Whims
of Distinguished Ancient Philosophers by Joseph
Harvard. a. 81, .Fhe Story Of the Campaign;
complete Narrative OF the War in Russia, within
a tent III the Crimea.' by Maj Handy. have b. en-
received by Robinson & BIO. They are also nov
receiving nice lot of finely bound books, ANIMALS,
and chidreu's books, suitsc!e for Holiday presents
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AMERICAN mos MARKET.

PnIl'A., Lee. I.-franSacttonS duIimc the past
week have been,tew, lot,l safes about 650 tors
No. is lowell aid row qUotetl al q to 2s. No. Q
at % 10 &c, NJ 3 moderately firm at IS. Ameri-
Can lars have decIInrtl, selling at ca to I24.-
American rails seIlias at G24. Most olner descaIp-
items Of lion are as last quO1ehr
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CINCLNNArI MARKEEl

- DECr I.-FtoUr 'iuIt and buyers holding OF for
lower rnIeS, and 100 barrels were sold at $3.50
Provisions are Grrn. Cut meats held al ta4cls ad
vince. Hogs firm, sales at e.5ea6.6 so with fair
denaud. $50 green hams at S, ~, 1900 do at els,
and 2000 green shoulders at6Ac. Mess Pork hrn
at16,50 Whisky steady, SIS bbis sold al 39!as
Groceries in good demand, very firm, aud at full
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-08

ACCIDENT on the B. q o. R. On Wednes-
day night last, btakesman on BaItuore and
Ohio Railroad freight train had leg cut of, by
being ran over by the cars from which he had fall
tn near 'Tnnneton. IIe:hod been but day orItwo
in The EMPLOY the company, aud resided in The
vicinity OF Fruerman.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-08

TELEcnAPuc DtsFArcuxs concerning tie doings
of Cong Tess and otherimmense bodies recording
the fluctuations of Tie market, and the crimes,
casualties and virtues Of men aud women, togetlr-
erwin Legislative proceedings, all ofwhich seem
to claim public attention. uonopolizs our columns.
We have no definite expectation as TO when such
things ill cease, and must therefore let our rea-
ders make the bestthey eau Of them.
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CuARLEsToN, Dec. I.--Sales Of cotton for tn.
week have been $4,000 bales, including 500 sold
to- day, market cl"sed al 81 Tor good mGii.th.s.-
Receipts for tie week 10000 bales. aud increased
receipts at sill the Southern potts over last year
3S7 600 bales. Freight advancing, I'D WAS refused
To-day for cotton TO Liverpool. Rice advanced +,
sales of good al II. -4-g ss7gH
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ELECTION

ALBANY. Dec. Title whole vote Of New York
city and county for jude OF the COurr Of Appeal
csnyaSSers ;or S mi. S. Seldrn, this spIiI compel
the State caRvassers TO give tue certificate TO Sir
Campbell. NE- SeIdeWaiso ioses the Vote OF Duc9l-
eSs copniy, which IS refurne4 for SanI. L. SeIien
.o7 B.LTiMoHE. Dec. THE Inaif Of this, morning
brings New Orleans papers Of Saturday last.
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DEC. THE Government has contracted with
the P"criic Mali Ship Co. 10 convey 500 troops to
Oregon, and The Steamer ST. Louis has been CHAR
t-Eed foI that purpose, anu departs IUr ASpuwalt
Oh the 18th.
TIE Irish Emigrant cid Association adjourned
sine die yesterday aer tie adoption Of an aduress
and The following resolutions:
Resolved, Tia; the first Gu;y Of all American
Citizens whether naiive-b bora or nAluTaIzeu, OF
whatever pnl.ucai opinions, OF whatever nation
ates, is uihiul!y ad Tt TO their Obligations Ut
cl;zenship arising under t.e laws aud constitution
ef our county.
Resolved, That neitherlaws OF nations nor Tie
laws nj the U. S. prevent any portion of the Am
crcan people from meeting, or combining Iogelhtr
10 give weight 10 triC opinions resnrdIug the acts
Of lyTant, 10 express their sympathy Tor the op-
pressed, " heller an Individual! ui people; 10 en-
courage the towntrodden by word UT goud cheer,
again 20 struggle IOI rights OF which they may hay
Gceu Temporarily deprived by bEute turce; OF to
zEtleavor by continuation, by faclsS by argument
and Ivy action, SO Ia shape the CONDUIT OF nations
ia cer,ain contingencies as TO induce them CT any
Other. wien lawful opportunity presents ITSELF,
todo s0,nr great act of moral anu EislgncaI JUS
tice.
Resolved, That the restoration TO Ireland Of
That sovereignty which size has never Willingly
cO::ce':e,, but against the DESIGNATION of which
she has from time to lI;Ge constantly protested,
and her consequent relief IRON The worst gov
eminent on the The part OF her vampire 6p
PEeSsCr, the world ever saw, would be an act
WORTHY OF the noble cha.aceToF American free
dom, and under certain circumstances might be
juSi!i as we'll ty the SoundsSt national policy,
as by the hottest sentiments Of humanity.
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caucus ut lie canItol to nirtt, aTraDr, !, nI-
g1aahie for Tomorrow, when Mr. Hanks III is said,
viii neaIlvG double his vote Of to-day, AMI this is
halt in lie race, wbaterer may be tie chances in
favor OF THAR eanlIlste. rbepoIiticiss are in as
dense fog as ever, AMI an election To morrow is
improbable.
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yerxq MESS cHprsTIax Assoct,rrox.-rhere
will ameeting tthls ASSOCIATION this eveutng
at tLsir Reading Room on Monroe street, at seven
o'clock. We are requested 10 say that full at
tendance is desirable.
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The same paper Of yesterday says: We head
rpmor yesterday that some of the hands WHO have
recently quit work at the machine shops of the
Central Road in this city. would make effort 10
induce engineers and others engaged IN running
trains to quit work also, but we trust it is unfoun
founded. Such cout4e, we think, would work
great iriu:y instead Of accomplishing any good.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

PlTTsBuRcm. Dec. I.-River feet scant, fail
ing. Weather clear and pleasant.
| lCINcINNATl, Dec. u River fallen inches.
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GOLDEN BI5EHIYE. S,TORE!!
rE 124E MAIN STREET. 81 8.e
trREMEypoUs sTocKNoRE THAN DOLLARS
q ELL IND HIN FER DRY. GOODS.
STONE e. TH0MAS

I'VE a4
h h
s s
g 8 -. @
+-
dsOf evnys lean
est k ct,orl
etve 0tiugc
SwS
~ syl u g
O fh nId 81
Hlnps
whoesa uiStenly r
ia
NsNSs' S wa @ CLOSE TRADE
anItoa odcahc4so ~
LuolSa ttoloas ,SeaShois audt cars zee q
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RALrIMoRE MaRKE1,

8, DEC. 9.-Flupr dull. mi held aLS9. Without buy
crs Wheat DALI and dr"oping, y hile no: quota
s'ly lower but red ttecte Sc. Corn has declined,
but active at I5aSS for While, and YELLOW brings
IS.
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MoRE TaouBLE.-rhe GAINESVILLE Courier of
TLutsiay says The hands employed in the ma
chine shops of The Genital Ohio Road, in this city,
quit work yesterday masse, and, we believe, tie
shops are closed in consequence. We did not
learn the precise cause Of thus move, but presume
it has grown outo The discouraging financial pros
poets of the company. We understand there is to
be meeting Of the Directors in this city to day,
when we hope the matter will be satisf ,ctosily ar
RANGED
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winter Arrangement.
T9.Hg.As.goEr.r.os ogrIcn 3. { Q RI

: IINANSfUT
Wheeling Station, Zee 18th, 1850
on and after Tuesday the 4h Instant, the Passenger
Trains Cypress and maiiI will leave this station daily
at4P. NJ aud In:3g p NJ,
The Express Train leaves at !, P. NJ: aid will only
stop at the following stations: RenwOud, Moundsvie,
Cameron, FaImomt, Fetterunn Newbdrg, RoGlesbugh Oh,
Piedmont Cumberland, Sir JUhnS Run GIartiusburg,
tiarper's Ferry, Monccary, sykesve and Washington
The Mail train leaves daily, except Saturdays, at 1880
2. NJ, ani'wl stop at all the regular stations.
The Wheeling ani Cumberland Accommodation Train
will be daily except SUNDAYS. leaving Wheeling at
a. ~, and arriving at Cumberland al G, r. Ill
Leaving Cumberland at 5l5 \. VI and arriving in Wheel
ing att. 7. NJ.
fy order OF j. H. DONE, sup,t
del f. FORD. agent
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N'r FAIL TO GAIL!
N. L. Dorsey,
DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT OAK HALL,
No. 123 Main street,
iRD DOOR BELOW S. ID. uANrta's NAT sroRE

THIRD DOOR BELOW S. u. uAWFER's HAT STORE
HAVE lust received lot OF Boots ard Shoes
nonl the hest Philadelphia manufacturers. made Cx
Prcssly Of this trade, o. coed aud ;hn best WORK
il any Kind ri goods they may wait il nye
from 25 cent shoe 10 dOliar hCut ard Variety
and Nfces, lcaanot be surpassed b; Any other house IN
this o. aay other city. 5t
ALSO
Gents boots and Shoes kinds, styles qualities,
made to order n ~
Having enlp'oytd some "f: best workmsn ia the Uni"
ted states: ara sat-d that cannot fai! to Please ANY
vino may favor ne with a cal.
Gail and examine tor yourselves. ss''9 .-.
My stock COuSi3ts in part OF the following articles:
MEMS BOOTS
t0o pair hest calf boost
49, IG5 do do III LICK
100 do wafer rrooi boots;
MEMS BKoGiNS.
100 pair bestcall brost.rsy -t-@-
100 do hip
i6S do Low i'lsf pricea boots. I'D ~
BOYS AND YOUTHS -BRGGANs.
100 Ea.r buys thick brogsi's,
10 10 pal, q? sontas Fl fRlsk
BONS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 rairs Of sail Agotsi
1GJ 10 thick
80 pairs lasting g.ite's, coIors,
$50 do morocco Bushns,
$50 do calf '
$50 do J. Lind
20J do morocco AMI kid slippers. -as
MISSES BOOTS.
$50 pai's morocco boots,
--'15 d. kid
$50 do French morocco boots,
$50 do GAIT
$50 do kip
The finest crafty Of ladies' I'VE leather CATERS and
huskns, very fiji and article Indies glove
c Caters, with high heels, heavy sole, aud button The
side,
CHILDREN'S WEAR.
Patent leather morocco. kid, goat glove leather last
ing calf and ,aHcy boots. gaiters ankie ties slippers,
Ox,'d lies, and all other kinds and styles, always
hand al low pIceS. #-s 5--e..
ladies' mems nj misses sandals boots and Over
shoes OF the very best quality; variety
eF goods not here enumerated, which, will sell on the
del T. DORSEY
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The Indies 1.-THE list Presbyterian Church
will svea Supper Tuesday, the 18th OF December, at
Washington Hail. Their object continue their aid in
furnishing the Church, about 10 be completed. They
hope public will approve their object and come,
aud all, to the feast.
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CORN.
10000 bushels corn wanted. between tLtsau I he
MA Gill & Co Water ST,
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WHEELING Custom HoUsE.-In the House OF
Delegates on Monday. our delegate, Mr. PAUL,
offered resolution, directing enquiry into the ex.
pelieucy of exen ping from taxation certain lots
I'M the Git, Of Wheeling, proposed TO be purchased
by line United States for the erection Of a Custom
House, Post Office, &C., which was adopted; aud
in the senateon Tuesday, our Senator, Mr.. SIeen-
nd. fired similar resolution, which was also
adopted.
Ii is to he hoped that the committees will speed
lily report, the;s reports, which cannot be any
Thing but favorable to the resolutions, will enable
the work on our Custom House to proceed at once.
Tus LeroR ISpicrnESrs.-rhe Grand Jury Of
the County Court adjourned yesterday, after re-
turning indictments against the f1IIoNin persons
for selling sniIituous liiuprs without license:
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!. M, HAMILTO.
BV ErUTcSS:

DY IIpTtSS.
w haveiust received, hytxpress, new styles Orcnl
w ored behMcts and large lot nj riGh bonnet Kin
ions, with srestyntiety If bless Trfmmnfs. "a
OcIp IlEISK EELr& Co.
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Sold by all the druggists in the city; THO Mp
son " FA rIERS0N. Wholesale Agents, 1T
Main St; 25 cents q box.
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voyage TO the Dead SEE, found huge plllOr OF
sat W. Tie shore. and the Ara bs said II was Lot
wife, sure enough Whether i; was 80 or not we
cannot say, 5utlhis we do know, BTyan's PuImo
mic Waters, costing bn, % Cts, will cure coughs,
,ojs, hoarseneSs, elc., ETC., i'll Shcrt space OF
tine.
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u. AARSM. Al. n. WAYMAS
Marsh & Wayman,
WHOLESALE AND RkTAIL pkALERs IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ar TItk ODD STAND oE,J n. NARGH.1
No. IS Monroe street,

-''''1s'1'T'7N1l
NEXT DOOR TO GREER, OFT AM coNE1
w aio now tcei Wing ilOm eastern manufactures
Y! one OF largest and beat assOriments o! hOOls
and shoes, or Fail aud Winter wear, ever Ootcd in lig
ntNi they having 1ecm selected with great care and
,nanlsactu % 10 order, according 10 own dTeciios
ny te ueSt work ell Ia tlceIL expressly tor this trade
We ale now prepared 10 accommodate OuI Customers
either Whole u retail, with variety Fail and win
lc GnouS St 10 he SUI passed by any other house In tho
Guy, either ~ stye, quality material, durability ur
cOIntry 80 ~
oH stock consists in ya't Ofths following articles.
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The Law OF Nev.pnper..

l. subscrthers who doiot give express notice to the
contrary, considereIas wishing to continue their sub
sCTipiiOns. Ff5a. s.ps'7I
} II subscribers order the stOntinuance their Veri
ocsis, the publisher may continue send them until all
aTTeaTaSes ate paid ssi..-p=7
3 " neglect refuse take their Peri0df-
Gals frnthe Offices 10 which theyaTe objected they ave
held responsible !thcy have settled the biz ard order
them discontinued.
1fsuhScrihers remove to other places without inform
ing publishers, and the papers the former
direction, they az held responsible.
s Tie Courts have decided that refusing to take period
icas the office, wing ard leaving them nncau
Ell er. is pima f1cia eviieMce OF imteHtunal fraud
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New arrangement.
Regular Union Line Packet
WHEELING g. CTNCINNlTL.

WHEELING s. CINCINNATI.
~E-0h CITY OF WHEELING, -
SE2445ZE Captain JOHN McLurc Jr.,i .
will leave Wheeling IEOntay at &C Ock 2. NJ,
and CT, cinlati every Thursday at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
Fhr freight orPassase apply To
Shippers will please take notice that the Boat leaves
regularly the advertised time Az bills must be
hoard by 3O'ClOck, p. Al.
7ulSPnsseEgcrs ticketed through to st. Louis.
n.h21 sc. BAKERS Co. agents
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For sale 1t manufacturers prices by
oc3l a MhDlN, GILBERsoN g. Co

. uEoU NCCOIWBQ.
w A. KnwARES ~ kRO have lust received non,
~ lie Fast (ai their New Grocery Sdiuiling the
OsVfcc excellent and carefully selected assortment
y! 'e oCeics, 10 which they invite the attention OF oil
Im Fui oil iime
hto Maraoqbo, and Java coHces, brown Clarified do;
q uslied uiaI Pu!vcrized Sugatsi
leba III gieat variety Bild fille Quatittesy
4GoIO4' h'ouho aud Chocolate Ol- the beet brands,
FeSiI peaches, IUe uppes strawberries aid TaSpber
ries in CANS, rice flour, corr starch;
taiiia, sage, nacaICIi, lsinslHsS, JellytinaI
l'criauia ATTOwrOct dried curlauts raisns Hlnouls
Olives kol's, eci Tobacco and segurs, fns quaies
Soaps eIc Pine ground Table salt,
Spices aud EsserCcs OF every variety.
Together with many other articles Ito tedIouS 10 eru
me alc alto which we &c ling very low prices
Call ana examine ur yourselves you can't but be MEAS.
cd Rcniehbcr The pace-cUiEeI OF Market and Quincy
SlI ects,1dlOEiMg Tie lOstOfice. Wheeling, Va nIoD
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GOING sOuPl

" 1-"7T Change OF Time.
N and after Tuesday, August {, 1876, until further
" tiee, Traits viii 'un fellows, [su"lays except
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W,sn, Dec 7.lrp6e. V,.n,,:,,is.rs sI5,yI.ol1

- -. ses=z=
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NOIICE-EN IRA.
HAVING hecn East and selected the most splendid
IL lots oil niarhe ever brought 10 This uNtkci, wan;
oil my iiends cali Immediately aud leave their orders
fOT an Kind they may want.
Having purchased largely. will finish mp work in the
latest ard most styles AID at the
ia'a Nj RoHAN.
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MEDICAL.
AL YHoEL0 Try I'M
2 r. j.. HQ STeETTER'S
tELERRATED
STOMACH BITpERs
Ioo $50 nollle. 800 IL ono J sas.

IN lie Understanding in TIC aeG ical nh r.
al Article he o. OJut ed dual tL,s = = w.
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DC. 7th.-Stocks dull. Cleveland & Tole.
do 69i. Canton 2pl. Cumberland 20s. M,chi-
gan. Southern 90 Reading So. Inuiana SIS 81.
Virginia G'S 95.
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~, Mansfield & Newark
RAILROAD.

S1E75{11Ez s-j1l[E5I-i - 49, Si-L-4,
sysSTiS ss.sESEsE
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Miss BroOke's English and French boarding
and Day school,

Seven Buitdings No. 1876 Pennsyleo ABepue.
n HIS successful opeauon The situation -
one Of heahhes aud desirable IN Washington the
airy conmodous, and in respect aaapied 10 inc puf-
MANY year experiences training and stuerg the young
qnired institutions the Noit among which enc WI
Female Institute PhaSepha enables Miss Brooke 10 cb her
advantages In The organization o hei eslsh
.tf49
school the resni OF mature ludfnient he
history English language and literature occupy Pineht
place OF edncatin DAILY nsuteioa W ftseh
Pasan accent add PRONUNCIATION Aecompshea
drawing, ac as etnpoyed Circulars,
stat and other PARTICULARS 10 be had o Miss S ana q,
principal book s0es.
The Rigb, Rev. Potter d. d., LII D. Bishop Of penn
The Right Rev. @. W. Dosne, D. D.. IL d. Bishop Of New
The R,h. Rev. wi,insham, D. D., L. d. B!shop os
pIrssor Dallas Bache Superintendent Coas Survey Wash
Professor Joseph Henry sscreay Of smsonaa laA'a'e
Gan johv Mason, wsshiasasa, y. G. 40
William w. an, ESQ, WHshngtons " VI
Hon. James Campbell, Posmaster General
Hon Ellis Lewis chsf supreme Court Of Penn'y'-
Hon O. W. Woodward Associate Judge Supreme cou Of Penn
Hon. George Vail, M. c., New Jersey.
Lieul M. i. Maury, LII D., u. g. observatory
Col. samuel Cooper, Adulant General U. 5, Army.
Hon. Robert J. Walker.
NV fsnd Miss Brooke e.tImahe lady, whose qus
and accomplishments IN English literature
s"''e He' y ''s" ALoNZo POTTER
great pleasure Introducing friends, and other.
vel known lady cnTey chab i
conducting education Of ladies', and who
!" Nov ssvls aoaawim wsy VIM : A. DALLAS BACgE
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Washington Aqucduct.


OFfIoE WASHINGTON AouypuoT,
Washington, March 7, 1858.
DROPOSALS and brick
dams tunre otirr work the Washington aqueduc
The sh May will be opened Of
that day.
pofcs and specifications ofhe work will be ready
and after the aDth day OF April next
received the work OF particular cuverts,
described The plans and specifications
OF works be completed under the
all unfinished work VIII
be subject are appropriations by Congress- The engineer
to be done
Appropriation and
holding sufficiently decide when and
what stopped Until funds become available.
particular work for want Of
will paid H In the judgment of
engineers the work has been properly executed so far has
gone. ht#
made checks the United Staee
monthly esnaes OF the engnee escrvng 10
will dion Of all TINT the work
paid their fun monthly and in specie.
All bids should be enled and endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqucduct"
The United right oil the bids
such
considered conducive TO the of the
work.
The effect that he they under
bidders WILL If their bid he
within days, with good and sufficient
completion work undertaken said
of the United states district
district AGENT officer OF
individual known the Engineer De-
paent OF War; that the able TO make good their
guarantee
Bids opened presence Of bidders if any of them
choose TO be present. . -
Capt OF Engineers in charge.
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Time between washington and Wheeling but III
houisi sE &a4 E
Through Tickets and a.s gessgsSs Checks 70 no had in
THE Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
offers the fullest Inducements to
the North west, and west.
The eonne1ion between le train, sm Washington and ,s
Washington nncon aiey called the Relay Houe nne miles
Washington Baggage through
Wheeling Washington s,aiion and transferred
through points beyond. The conssc,ins
Washington daily a6, @ and ~, nj on Sundays a, the
Wheeling the CEN
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AZ railroad with the fas, trsins
Of the Little Miami rairoad 10 xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
A xs. ..ss on s Milan" 10
Haue Lafayette, Chicago Rock Island, Louis, &c.
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transferred at Cincinnati 10 the mail steamers on the Ohio
Tickets Evansville Cairo, and st. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and vim Cleveland to Toledo, Detroit,
wheeling esve, tfory mies,) where connoxion with
TRAVELLERS while this the only
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$50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by any other
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Chicago $40 IS ss 80 st. Louis, ss 50 and Sa Memphis
For TrsdesR and arpsr Ferry Maru.eur Berkeley Springs
cumberand aedrd Piedmont Oakland and Famouni,
stations Baltimore and Wheeling take
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis &C., special I'D
For further inorua,ion through tickets Ac., apply
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio RaiIroad Baltimore
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