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REV. NIX. KALLOCH.

1t was stated yesterday, on what We considered
good authority, tina: Rev. Mr. Kal!och intended to
Withdraw from The ministry, and devote himself 70
the study OF law. We have been automatically in.
formed that the statement is incorrect, and thai his
in,eulion i. TO resume his minist-rlcsl duties. Fur.
thermor-, hs will insist upon having q new trial, feel.
ing confident that the re-ult will be an aequiual.-
boston TrareAer, april 9h.
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EXCITING News FROM NEBRA-KA.-Tbs q.
boat 81. Mary arrived yesterday from Council 81
the first arrivalo Of this season from that tar Ct,
poln, on the Upper Missouri. We learn from
officers that four men were shot PlattsInouth, \
on Saturday evening, March 1871, by the order
hands OF a vigilance committee, and that five OF
were banished by The same party from Sebn
across the river, and forbidden to return to The 7
tory. under pain OF death if caught. Their of
IL said to have been claimjumping.- Musouri q
crnL. dpril 1.
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For tie Enquirer.
uARMAN, OF AUGUSTA.

Mo- s...r.. Editor. ! lgsa,;sys. 'i !. 4ssson ,as PdssssI to
that the name S ~ y ms a suitsble person 10 I'LL the
the people , 10 r General, made vacant blythe re''s'
nation ~ has known Col. Hartman from bis hoy.
- and can ,~ruthfully say, that should tue We.
re ,hs State who would give more entire satisfaction
Mis legal love, his great industry, and. wlthal, ns
worth a. a gentleman, all commend him to tine favor,
able consideration OF the Nominating Consen,on
which 10 10 assemble in Richmond, IN aGeoroaHre
with a recommendation Of the DenocraIe Ese0u
Committee.
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MICHIGAN

DETROIT, April incomplete returns have been
received, indicating tbs election Of the Republican
State Judicial ticket by At least ten thousand majo.
rify. Six OF the sight C,rcui, Judges. and 0the ke.
gent, of the State unly.r.ity elected, are Republi
Cabs. Not more than two thirds of The tull vote v as
nnIled
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

NEW ORLEANS, ApslL 9 -Cul,on-Buysn
se!l-rs are n" sItIng he arrival Of the Slsgafa.
Geipts to-day Of $50 bales. Mixed corn b5 CEN
Pork is dull at s23. Bacon il -tesdy- SId-' ~
Lard in barrels Ia cts. Freigh.s-uo:bins dV'p'
Exchange 90 London 81.
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DIED.

At her residence, near WoodrIile Depot 10 AIo.II
county. on Monday last, Mas ELIZABETH Goo'"'
dow o., the late DabGey Couch, Esq.
On Wednesday night lss., ne., Charlottesville a..
a protrscted illness, M J. AUGUSTUS
r. years.
On Tuesday last, rea. Charlottesville, Mas GALL
GARTH.
pryn a. tho re.!dsnes Of hsr husband, Hsry Def
IN C.roiine. on Tuesday, the Th last, az ss!f.2o!C
u, Mrs MARTHA g. boGGETr. In The SD y7I"'
aga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
IOWA ELECTION.

CHICAGO. April s.-There 10 nothing definite |.
gard 10 the election in Iowa. Dubuque city
gone Democratic, except ons ward, which has r.
d Republican majority. being 4 gain. The ID.
Gratis have csrrisd Davenport city. The county:
| gone Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

NEW YORK, APRIL 1l.-Fnur is depressed
Sales Of State brands at S. 81 20 5 81; Southern .
$50. Wheat 10 unsettled, and lower-sal-s OF vi
At | oo, Corn is in better demsnt-sal.. OF ta
at iOc. Stocks are higher. and sctiv7-fraiois
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BALTIMORE CArrLl MARKET.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. April lO.-B
cattle Continue in active demand, and We hsS'
note this Week q further slight advances in prcs..
Tie offerings yesterday az the scales r-sch-'
head, 200 Of which wers driven TO philsdef'
~ were lett over unsold, and the reinalnie' Z
head were taken up by Baltimore butcher. 81 Pr.
ranging from 81 So to 81 Is IN the hoof. eos
81 II gle nett, aud Averaging s. 50 gr;-s Livea
DIE sntl selling at IS 50 a 50 Is per 100 lbs. MT
lhe supply Is light. Sheep continue at &5at
Der 100 lbs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

AID FOR THE FREE STATE SETTLERS
Bcrros, April lO.-Ihe House Of Repres.u'lH
to-iay, by a vote Of lo3 majority. ordered to ssh
reading the r"s"luti"n. granting $1,000 2 ii si =
fee State settlers Of Kansas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

READING FOR CHURCHES.-The Boston
pers announce III. publication, in pamphlet iorr
the grea, argument OF K H.. Dams, Esq in the q
terry Gaze oil Rev. l,sac 5. Kal!och, '.churraer
religious societies being furnished with IN. repo,
- per hundred
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RICHMOND, April 10, 1857.

II has been ascertaiusd that the population OF New
York exceeds 6DO. O0U, and the church sitt!ogs are no!
equai 10 2nt.G GOO To meet the deficiency, it would
require $50 new churches, to bs built ct an expense
OF moro than eigh; million dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

THE OHIO LEGISLATURE has refused to pass
an amendment TO the constitution requiring adopted
citizens 10 be residents of the State a year after pro
curing their naturalization papers before they are on
titled 70 vote.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PRINCESS ANNE

42S
A., a meeting of the Democracy hs!d q. fr,n'e ~
Anne Court House, on Monday, the OH INST, Col e
II. Herbert was called 10 the Chair, ana "m' n
Woodhouse appointed Secretary. ..a =, Tho
n, motion. a committee was aPpo1nteo oy tpe
Chair consisting Of one from each school district.
n nominate a candidate for the next Legislature Of
Virginia. ,,or, nh
.spce returned and reported DR.. A. u. leoau! as
their choice, which choice was taI,nea
by The meeting. Whereupon, the Chair appointed Inc
following gentlemen to waitupon Or; Leosu1 ano M,
form him of his nomination II N Woodhouse, Coi
Ed James, Solomon Keeling, Ed Diggs ano Capt
Lambert. The said gentlemen, after an absence OF q
few minutes, returned and Introduced Dr. Ieoaut 10
the meeting, who, with some very appropriate re-
marks, accepted the nomination. 49,,
On motion a committee Of I've was appointed
from each mspisterial district, consisting OF the toi'
lowing gentlemen, to act as q vigilance commute
William Lambert, Joseph Hall; 1 thompson, ueo
T Whitehurst, VIM Hunter. Ed Bradford DAVID
Msibone, Sol T Keeling, Ed Diggs, Ed Jsmes, John
Hunter, Jr.Jas McClannan, John MoClannap. Ash
we'll Simmons, Daniel Whitchnrst, Emerson Land,
G T Cbaplaip. John II James, Jas Moore, Jas Bon
new, Newton Cspp., George w Bell, Andrew Sim.
mons, Jonathan o Morris, DR. D 81 Bright, Jordan A
Grimetead. VIM II Moore. .
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Norfolk, Portsmouth and Richmond
Democratic papere.
EDWARD H. HERBERT, Preet
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ARRIVAL nl EnpEu

ARRIVAL OF FOREIGN STEAMERS.
New YORK, April l0-Th- steamers City Of Man.
chester and Washington have arrived from Liverpool.
Tn. dates Of both arc anticipated by the arrival Of the
at Halifax.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
FROM WASHINGTON crrv

WAsHIsGr"s, April ll.-Wesiey Jones has been
~apPu!nt-s L. 5. Marshal Of North Car lima. Gov.
lizard, OF Nebraska, vii! probably be superseded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
COME

RAILROAD CONNECTION.
CHICAGO, April s.-The lilinois Central aud Rock
Island railroad connection, Of La Sale, has been com.
plotted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
THE KAIJOCH TRIAL.

THE KALLOCH TRIAL.
BosroS, April S.-Ibe jury in the ksloch case
were discharged this morning, being unable to agree.
They stood 8 for soqulta and 1 for conviction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
CONVICTION OS A MURDERER.

BosroS. April 9.-The s,cond trial of james Ma.
gee for killing Mr.. Walker the deputy warden Of the
State prison, has resulted in a verdict of guilty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
SPAIN PREPARED FOR WAR.

The Msdrid correspondent Of the Havana Diara de
Ia Hariao furnishes that paper with a table contain
ing the fullest information ofthe spanish navy-names
Of vessels, their class, guns and present stations. In
1t are included q aumber Of vessels in progress Of con.
s~t.uction 90 the let OF January last, but which would
Se available in n war with Mexico. The number 10
es fc!lows: 9 line Of hattie chips, 4 screw ~frigates,
5 :rigates, 9 cosvets, 10 briggs, 8 ec.ew echoouers. S
eciooae.s and 81 steamers. In addition there are
nire storeships, carrying twenty -eigh, guns, several
gEn boats and the usual ENABLE. craft belonging to .
largo feet. The navy mounts 945 gums, most of them
large size, comprises steamers whose aggregate horse
power il $685., and lie, in every department, in the
highest state Of efficiency.
The army, at the present time, numbers about
10. GGI men There are on hand at home, about
80, ON modern percussion musket and $4,000 flint
lock, all in good condition. The light regiments are
OF course armed with the Mimic rife. The artillery
il one of the finest in the world. Each battery has
rx pieces bronze twelve FOUNDERS and two twenty.
four pounders-eight pieces in all. There are alec
Ugh, batteries of six FOUNDER bronze pieces and one
mounted battery of twelve FOUNDERS, and twen;y.four
pound hovit1ers. in which every man has q horse.
snd the pieces are harnessed with horses instead OF
mules. The mountain artillery Is q splendid regiment
armed with twelve FOUNDER bronze bOvitzsrs, mount
go on the backs ofgreat mules, aud carbinss are sluug
u shoulders OF the men. Spain IL by no means unpre-
pared, SC fs- as her material outfit Is concerned, for q
vigorous campaign-L.N. q. PieoyuMs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

BALTIMORE MaRKEr, April IL The foIr -
Ike. Was firm today. Howard street super. hro-,
IS rs, cioic. s. So: City Mills was held A. 8 =
Rye -four 8 ~ = 90 IS. Corn meal, city. s.,
country g. IS a g. 81. Wbss,-wlit-. good
priEe 81 a2s 81 81. chol 9 81 %; red, good 10 pr
81 IS a 81 80. choue 81 80 a al 40 Corn-s:,
62 q IS ren's; yellow IS a 65 cents. Os'.-viE:l
A, Maryland IS 4 AZ, Pennsylvania ~ E 50 c.nrl
kye-Peunsylvania IS cents; Maryland uonini|
IS ~ cents. Whi-key 25 a 26; cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
FROM MEXICO.


The New Orleans Bulletin has accounts from the
city Of Mexico to the 9th ult. The news, however,
ia at lit;:e interest. The threatened invasion Of
Sraiu see.ns 10 s:tract very liltle attention, and no
preparations for defence appear to be making The
new constitution was only promulgated on the llth
ultimo, with the ususl ponp ana ceremonies. II
aeems 10 give lnu,S s.'!siSctioa 10 ali parties but the
Lriests. The candidate for Presidea, under it will
be numerous.
Gea. Alvarez hes written a letter 20 the Minister
of War congratulatins the Government AND the
country upon the hsppy condition Of the internal aE.
fairs of the latter, though, from tire djsturbapces in
Sonors, the continued Indian murders in Dnrsnoo
sud the gueril!as who inf-st the public road, n Ia
feared there 10 not much grouad for the courrstu,a.
tion.
ssnts Anna, it lie stated, is in constant communities.
t;on with emisearies at the capital. The telegraph
was working between Vera Cruz and the latter place,
Tho Extraordinary CT the 9TH ulsimo says the
Strengthened circuCstances of the Supreme Govern.
m.rt have forced the suspension OF Payment at the
custom houses of Vera Cluz and the city of Mexico.
From all quarters complaints are coming in Of rob.
bare. 1t seems that in this respect the country 10 not
improving. The Vera Cruz diligence was recently
robbed at a place called Ac.jste. A holy father was
one OF inc passengers whom the robbers did not
spare. Ate. relieving him Of $500 in cash, the rob
bers required him to give them absolution! This,
We should say, vas adding insult to injury. The other
passengers we're relieved Of the greater portion OF
their nearing apparel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

RALEIGH. n. c.. april sih.-A 6~re-damp occurred
81 Goverhet's Creek coal mine, Chatham county, n.
c., on Monday last, resulting in most serious cOn.e.
cusaces. Superintendent Dunn and tour other men
were INSTANTLY killed. Another's lite is d~espaired Of.
The destruction vi everything around was complete.
a letter. from Rs!eigh, gives the following psrticu.
lars of the explosion:
The explosion took place at 8 o'clock, A. ~, on
Monday last at tho Governors Creek Coal Mines,
which are situated AZ a place in Chatham county
known a. Egypt. Tue Superintendent, Mr.. Robert
Dunn, and tour of the hands, all white men, were
instantly killed. and two others Were thought 10 be
dead; bnt after being buried awhile, with sper,ures
in the ground giving their nose and eyes fresh air
the method usually adopted. l understand, for the
purpose If relieving the lungs Of the suff.rers from
foul air they We're Restored 20 lite; but the life Of one
Of them, q man named Carer. is ~d--paired Of. The
damage 10 the property ia said TO he very great. The
MINES are owned by q Company in Philadelphia, sui
were being worked on al extensive scale. The com
,sny, l understand. have recently invested. Tor were
ahon, inve-ting) g, 5N,0oO IN working them. This
is tho second explosion attended with fatsl effec,
which has taken place at those mines, the presen,
Year. another fre damp explosion having occurred
about five weeks ago, by which five men lost their
ly,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

Hos. PAuLus PowELL-Anong the nans't
friends We have had The pleasure of ~weionin,
our sanctnm within the last few days, is our fn.'
the Hon. Pauius Powell, the talented Representa-.
OF the hed Land District in the last Congress. '
are pleased that Mr.. Powell Is a oandids,- f'
election. and 50 far without opposition. The Il
that be ia earning 80 high and go solid 8 rep1.a.:
IL, IN our Judgment. convincing proof Of the soc'
good sense and patriotism OF American ,entrn.
for his fame, indeed, 10 founded on his d-vO,iG:
principle, close attention to business, strong w
lec', high personal character, and integrity IL
thipgs that eschews tn. shif;s of demagogui.m.
valuable man to The State 10 Mr.. Powell III
burg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

The Blue RIDGE RAILROAD This L. an '-r,
aat road, l-adrrg from AUdrrsun. South Ca.
wtsiwarG, intended ~ ,n.-rs-rt q road ia T-nn--
40 as 10 aid in throwing trad. and travel frog
Mississippi 7, giou 10 CHAR, sl"n II isa work
iec;ed many years ag", aud one IL which Mr.
houn took 80 grea, an Interest, tina, be- actually Re-
ed in a survey "f E portion If The route. TIE Cha
'on Mercury says:
The priv1'- subscriptions 10 :hit gr-s, enterr
IRE now s~uttici-u 10 secure the SECOND i~nstz.ireu
The State subscription Th- road iron Andr:.c.
Pickim- is ready tor laying dawn The iron, aad
part OF the work vii! De speedily completed.
remaining portions OF the road will be here.
prOs.cuted with vig"r. and We consider lite conp.e
ss now placed beyond doubt"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

S~oNISATioS rs PATRIcK On March cour:
the d -mucracy OF Patrick held a meeting and Q
nailed WIN. y. Burwe!i, th-ir former represents;
as a candidate tor the next Legislature. NJ. Bur
accepted the nomination in Il short speech.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

4 HIST tn PLANTERS The Mississippi Chrr.
;hus teiIs 10 all aoout The crops and prlces in thtS
ture:
The planter who raises an abundance of corn :.
blessed year OF 81 will make money largely. Al
agricultural world lie pert-o'ly wild on Inc "sItjs,;.
cotton, and the la gest crop ever known vii
planted. II The season prove favorable /, poOId I
astonish us II ihs next crop WINS greatly over Il
millions perhaps four millions I've hundfed,hocII
bales. The prlo-s will fsll-money will De ,sts
provisions scarce, and big corn cribs ~eysetirf
valuable" :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

SALE OF a FARM The small farm belopcir,
the estate OF the late Mrs. Jsns Collins, situated
beyond the northern boundary Of Norfolk. aud .
tanning sbou, 9 acres. WAS sold at suction, for g.
which is considered q good price. although The b
ton Is very desirable Mr. Jos. Ribbls va, The /,
chaser. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD Tho receipts over
road tor the Fix months already expired, o! the I
year, prove 10 be- iEcr-h-.G about rs per cent
the remaining SIX mouth. il 10 thought, viii VI.
much larger increase, thy being By tar the most
missing portion Of The business year.
The receipts for the Ii cal y-nr will doubtless
up the handsome income at four hundred th"gs
dollars or more and The Stockholders may dJur
look for u return from their Investment ut no v.'r
;ant day. J.! ;his does not speak volumes ia b.
of ,up-rlor management, We are ve.y much IL
ken.-I Paers0ur. Exorrss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

TELEGRAPH TO STAUsToE.-The Stauuton 3.
iator understands that the stock Of the Richn,
Charlottesville and Stanton Telegraph ComBsuy
so tar been taken as TO insure the succrns OF the e.
prise. We may expect. therefore,, TO be 10 ,onr.
carton with S,auuton before nauy months have E!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

Z. BEAR HrrrIse.-The Wytheville paper n.r
that seven bears tavs te-r killed there durrr
In he Big Calf Pasture Valley in Au,
county. nine full grown bears have been killed
cuba csueh;. -Four Of the males srs-s,y !.
OF 325 lbs. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

DEAD.-Samuel w. B'a5y died in Winrhe,r, ~
last Week. lie WAS one of the three survives y
Dade msssscre in thu Florida war, and wa. a.1
in the whole Of the Scott campaign in Me.jo y,
Chspulfepec be was foremost among those 9uO e..
The walls, and was 30 severely wounded a. 10 !,
hrst reported in the list of the killed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

TIE FRiCr.-The impression seem. to be e..
says The Fredericksburg Herald that We .hai /
little fruit in this s%eciIon, owing to the rigorous v,
er of spring. Or Monday night The esrlh frose /
and ice of com thickness was formed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

NoMisATIoy.-Dr. a. G. TebauI, was uon;r,.
on Monday by the Democrats OF Princes. AM
their candidate Ia represent that cou ~ in II. a.,
OF Delegates. A correspondent Of the Norfolk =.
gus says:
by the help Of God, We are determined TO :,
the know.Nothings-or american EKhiss-u.
party has recently been christeued."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
GOOD AT d

KIT II. A a=.ss.sDE'' Secretaries:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

TEE PORTSMOUTH DRY DocY.-A meeting Q!
.,ocAnolders in tn, Portsmouth Dry Dock Com,
was held on Monday evening. and the COMPANY
ganizAd by the election of Wn. H. P-iers, E,s.,
President, and Messrs. James BrownIey, Al.
len, aud Capt. R. Hudgins, as Directors. The c
acter Of The gentlemen above named il 8 gus,.'
'ba. the contemplated enterprise will be visO,V
prosecuted.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-12-30
THE TRUE AMERICAN.

DEPRECIATIoN OF PRoPERTY IN Bos
ToN.-Such has been the depreciation OF
property by the crisis and revulsion, that
maiiy persons Of wealth have been redu.
ced almost to poverty by it. 1t must be
remembered, however, that change ol
times may greatly increase the present
market values. The Boston Transcript
sayg The stocks of dec, ased persons
estate, which two years ago was aPprais-
edet $3.50, 900. were sold and invested
In State securities, and the difference be-
tween the market value Of the stocks sold
and the securities row held by the party
is no less. than forty thousand dollars. II
is reported in financial circles that the
personal estate of an opulent merchant
who died in Boston less than four Yeas
ago, valued in 1854 at $1,000, 900, and
consisting mainly Of railway shares apd
bonds, has shrunk so much during the
past two years. that the depreciation is
more than million Of dollars. 1t is sta
ted that the manufacturing stocks owned
by q single family have deprecated more
than million dollars in value within two
years. -.. .....
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-12-30

Many quotations in familiar use are ac-
credited TO very wrong sources; Shakes
peare generally getting the lions share Of
the credit. A great familiarity with the
Bible, would in many instances, save the
necessity of looking to other sources for
the authorship of very many of these COM
monty used phrases. Thus: Peace,
peace where there is no peace !! is in Job
10; 80. Spreading himself like a green
bay tree,' Psalms 30; S5. Hanged our
harps on the willows Ps. 1872. Rich.
es make mot take) themselves wings
Proverbs %, .. No new thing under the
SUM- Eeclesiastes l:9. "A still small
v6ice, 4 Kings 10 IL death in the pot,
II Kings 4: 40. "A man afer his own
heart Samuel 10: IA. "A little bird
told me- EccIesiastes 10 20, &c.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-12-30
Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Wheeling
"a. RaIL R O a D..
+ ''fs 3.! .|T 49, = 't
CHANGE OF TIM E

go.
lON and after Monday, Oct. 26th 1857.
~ Trains will run daily, Sundays except
ed as follows:
Leaves STEUBENvILLE, going North,
730 A. M. Freight Train at 7.3O A. M
arrives at Rochester 1910 P. M.
9.51 A. M. Mail Train. stops at Way,
stations arrives at Pittsburgh at
lilo P. M. Cleveland $3.50 P. M.
3.53 P. M. Express Train, stops at way
stations, arrives at Pittsburgh al 7.2O
Pm, Philadelphia at LOOP. M, New
York at 5 p, M, and Cleveland $3.50
p, NJ. f.- ..
Returning--Leaves STEUBENVILLE,
going South. ,
l.35 Am. Express Trainleavcs Pittsburgh
at 500 A, NJ, Cleveland at 800 A. M
.- stops at way stations, arrives of
Bridgeport at 1854 R. N. Rellair l'Q7
SAC p. M. MailTrain, leaves Pittsburgh
at2.3 0 A. M, Cleveland at 1900 A.
M.stops at all way stations. arrives
at Bridgeport at77;Oa r, N,,Bellair
7,22 2. M. ..',.....'. e.
4.35 A. NJ. Freight Train, leaves Koch-
''' ester ll.30P. NJ, arrives at Steu-
benville at 4.S5 Az NJ. .'...' .
s. 81. R. R. TRAINS,
Leave Pittsburgh $50 A. M. arriAe at Steu-
benvile $40 A. M. Mingo Junction $50 A.
M; leaves Mingo Junction 4.59 P. M.
Steubenville 5.09 r. ii. arrives at Pitts
burg $40 p. M;
CONNECTIONS
Are made with Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road at Wheeling. to and from Cumberland
Harper's Ferry, Baltimore and Washing
ton city, and with central Ohio Roiroad
at Bellair to and from GAINESVILLE, Lancas-
ter, Wilmington, Columbus, Cincinnati,
Indianapolis, Dayton and st. Louis.
At Cleveland with railroads and steam
ers to and from Toledo. Detroit, Chicago,
Rock Island, Burlington, Dubuque, st,
Pauls, Erie, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, New York and Boston.
At Pittsburgh with the Pennsylvania
Central Rrilroad to and from Harrisburgh,
Lancaster, Baltimore,- Philadelphia and
New York.
6rNo change of cars between Steuben:
vile and Pittsburgh.
CsFFor tickets to all points apply at the
Ticket Office at the station.
West. @. Z. GORHAM,
Master of Transportation.
Transportation Office, Oct 5, (2l) 1857