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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-13
DIED..

AUsER-At No 24S Third avenue on Monday jan H. sad.
denly Mr. Elias Auser late Of Westehe.ser County in the
s7th year Of his age.
BRApHURsT-At her residence wsshinson Rights on Mon
day morning Jan H. Mrs Elizabeth BrS1hurst rvct Of the
ste John NJ Brsdhurst, in the I'D year OF her sg,.
bAkEwELL-At No 50 South Third street wiisusbursh
year, months and q DAYS
BOY-A No 6e2 Water street on MoDi.v Ian II .e., short
but Hines Charles Henry th Syd son of Charles
n ana OehAnoe T. Boy aged years, month aud Is days
CARRINGToN-on Sunday evening, Jan TO- of whooDns
n CsTrnson, aged years. ~ -'
The relatives and friends q the family respectful, Invited n
attend bis funeral "Wednesday, 18Th Inst a. ot n
from No ia Bergen street HOyt street South Brtxn
without further notice 'N'
CRAEEon Monday, Jan. H. Mrs. Elizabeth Crane aged "A
Her reaves invited sttend Der faner. services
her late residence, No IS Sullivan street. Wednesday
afternoon a. o'clock
Dr. M0Tr-On Tu. day morning Jan H. Of eonssnapt.n after
Anserns Illness Mary the vile OF GcOsc " De Mott aged 81
years months and 3 days
respectfully invited % attend the funeral Thusisy
O'clock from the d. ChuSoh tDT Tsylor.)
vi Bergen, ~ J.
EGAN-A: No 50 Monroe street Monday. Jan H. william
Egsn, Of consumption. IN the Shh ycsz Of his age.
FIsHER-On Monday morning Jan II, after prvacted ill.,
ness Leonard Fisher aged 70 years nsonih' aud % days
GALLAGHER No. l59 Sixth avenue, Monday Jan. H.
Susan GALLAGHER rect Of the late John Gallagher native Of
Bslysbsnnon, County Donegal, ireland.
HUNr-in Thompson Conn., Monday Jan. II. Mrs SUES
huni wife Of Mr. Horsoe Hunt formerly Of Ws:ertown,
Jeaezson County n. v, 10 her eS:h yea.
HANM0ND-in Brookyu on Monday jan H. May Everett
dsher Of D o. and Hammond aged years and months
kENDALi-ln Brootins Mass Friday, Jan. suddenly.
sxl, eyed years aud uoEtha "
NOLLARD-0n Monday Js H. John Mol,nd r oply ,op O,
JOAN and Rachel holsrd, IN the l7h wear Of bis age
inc I've 80 Isss DE i.Iy are respectfully invited to
from the resd~nce Of HE hlbs Ne HMse3opss street with.
81 further Iytsjtn.
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Bal,pc.. SOth Nov. ls57...........

Balance, J0th Nov, $lssll IL
To this there will be added the amount of bonds
yet be purchased with the at the credit of the
sinking funds-viz: 1924 0S-which, owing to the
financial difficulties of the Company, has not yet
been invested. An addition to the amount appro-
priated to the renewal fund is recommended,
the present amount is insufficient TO meet the re-
qurements of the road The addition to the cost Of
the road during the year has been s99,56S 81. The
total amount of the unfunded debt is s. 922 05.
The managers are of opinion that no dividend should
paid while any floating debt is outstanding. How
opg may require for this purpose must depend upon
The sale of bonds and realization of assets; but they
think there is to doubt the settlement of all
he floating liabilities of the Company in the course of
his year. The intention Of the managers had been TO
consolidate with the Lebanon Valley Road, but tenn
pOrary injunction bas been obtained to prevent it.
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KIsGs COUNTY REPUBLIcAN GENERAL COMMIT
TIE.-The Kings County Republican General Com
mittee elected for the year 1853 met at the house Of
Mrs. Prest, in Joralemon street, last evening. There
WINS good attendance.
CHARLES JONES OF the Ninth Ward presided, and
8. Alpheus Smith Of the Eleventh Ward offeiated
Secretary.
The first business in order TO receive credentials
of delegates. The following gentlemen were chosen
officers for the ensuing year:
Presidsat-Chsrles Jones, Ninth Ward.
First Yice Predent-J. ". Steans Seventeenth Ward
Seooad Vies- Presideat-H ~ Holt Third Ward 49,
Rscordtao Seeretary-S. Apheus Smith, Eleventh Ward
<oyrespoadiag Seeretdys-S s. Broad Tenth Ward
ITeasurev-PaIdon W. Kenyon, Sixth Ward
Ssyosd tat Arms-F w. Webb, Seventh Ward.
A Committee of Five then appointed to prepare
q code of by-laws-Messrs. Smith, Jacobs, Messenger,
Holt and Reed-when some collections were made,
and the Committee adjourned till the second Monday
Of February.
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The earnings Of the Chicago, ST. Paul and Fond du
Lac Road for December, 1857, were $2l $50 81. The
Company. has been steadily at work through all its
troubles and has now 46 miles OF roadbed ready for
the ties and iron.
We annex comparative statement of the exports
rxciusivr spec1e) from New-York to foreign ports
Total for the weeh. .. s C3l,O59 $l,esO2H 5000
The amount of Metropolitan Bank Certificates is
now reduced to s., $4,000.
The Cahawba for Havana and New-Orleans, took
siS 100 in specie, of which s53,27O was for Havana
The shippers were Moses Taylor Co., l47O6; GOvier
g. Bro, s3S 50i; Goodhue & Co., si,74O. The amount
Of gold sent to Boston for the Wednesday steamer is
as far as we can ascertain only 100000, which is less
than was anticipated.
Tie Directors Of the Illinois Central Railroad have
in &C mpliance with request of the foreign owners OF
their securities, voted TO receive, in payment of any
future calls upon the stock the bonds they now pro-
pose to issue. The advantages of this privilege are
not very apparent, as if the Company needs money
and makes further call the stockholders, if the
payment is made in bonds the Company must make
.till another call to bring the money. The sales of
lands by this Company during theyea ending Dec 81,
1857, reached 335, ID acres, for I ,59S,2l2
Messrs. Thompson Brothers, No. 9 Wan-st., quote
4 biax f,llo
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MAINE LEGIsLArURE.-On Friday the Committee
On Gubernatoral votes reported as follows: Whole
number Of votes, "a ,66S; necessary TO choice 49,
SIS; Lot M. Morrill, had 4,i73; Manasseh IL. Smith
had a 94O George f. Patten had 1856; all others, 49,
In the afternoon, the two Houses in Convention
elected Noah Smith, jr of Calais, Secretary of State
N. ID. Appleton of Alfred, Attoney-Genersl; j. w.
Webster of Belfast, Adutant-General; Councillors,
Benjamin Freeman, Geo. Pierce, VIM. NJ Reed, Den.
mis- L. Milliken, VIM. Merriam, Aaron A. Wing,
James s. Hall.
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sIov,u.nt. OF Ocean steamers.
TO ARRIVE.
STEAMSHIPS TO AND yRox HAVANA.

STEAMSHIPS TO AND psoN HAvhA
stedn,kp PhiLadeyh0-Fom New York b. arriving ~ hs'
sh and New Orleans llih From NewOreans ab, lie
ysns sd, arriving at New York 18th. 4.
St.assAsp Quaker C-From NewYork It'll OF each monkf,
nr, Ae 6sysns l2h aud Mobile l4th From Mobile N.
Havana 18th arriving at New York 18th.
Ssss@sAip CaAa~ba-From Nsw.York 18th arriving at Hs-
l7ih and New Oresn. 18Th FROM NewO 27h He
yans 18th, arriving az New. York 18th
Sfeamshfp Empire Cify-rrm New-York l7tA arriving 1
Havana ed, and New Orleans 18th From NewOseans Sh,
Havana 9Th arriving q, New York 18th.
SfeansA.p Black Woyrioy-Frcm NewYok 9th, srrives 4
Havana lat and New Orleans Sd From New-oheans i1th,
Havana l4th arriving at New York 18th.
ar,Asp I,abFrom Charleston 4h and 18th due Of Havans
nh and sd From Havana 10th and 2 due wYort l6s
aud SA.
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THE POST-OFFICE ADVERTISING.

PosT-OFYICE, York, JAN H. 1853
hosHs s. BEACH, esq, Publisher of Sun: Sir
Upon examination Of the papers in the matter of
advertising of uncalled-for letters, deemed myself
confined to the afdavits submitted the 4th inst,
and have, therefore, awarded the publication Of the
fsts 10 The Ner-YOTk San. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC V. FOWLER Postmaster.
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MORE ADDIrIoSs.--We have the pleasure of adding
TO the list of FFTr-sgvEs Democratic papers published
in the State of Illinois which sustain Judge Douglas
In his opposition to the admission of Kansas with the
Lecompton Constitution the following:
Enquirer Newton jasper County.
STANDARD, Genesso Henry County.
The number of Democratic papers in Illinois sustain
ing Douglas is, so far our knowledge extends, 80
Opposed TO Douglas (Ihe Joliet Stgndil-oRei
IChicago Times.
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Marine JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEW-YORK.........JAs u

steamhip-Cahswbs Bullock Havana Livingston, Cocheron
Co.
Ships-Toulon Upshar New Orleans Stanton Thompson A.
Jackson, Williams, San Francisco, H. Bsbcock Co., Her
mine lBrem). Stricken. Richmond, n. Pavrnstedt Co.
Psrk-M Morton, Bulkey. Savannah Scranton Tslnaa.
Big-Hun.bo dt Gsmae, Berbice, IA. ID. Brookman.
Schooners-Sarah Brown Douglass Georgetown Bolner 4
Potter uphemis Eldredge Curacao w. Lewis Co. w.
A. Elli. Nichols, Wilmington, N. C., Jonas Smith Co.
Chesapeake Crowe Portland, VI. b. Cromwell:
Locus. Point, French, Baltimore II. h. Cromwell.
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Arrived.

5ss$S Ss#:a Z,
Ship yoIe eH H.! ss2 De s.y %d Ind % to
Reis Lawrence from liverpool or Orleans. s 1t, IS
Sch, At ii NJ at % lon d TO- passed. hip .appo.si Po
hence for Liverpool The Yorkshire wa'towed into Quar-
snne last evening here 'he anchOred BY eatus Ocean,
Gas Co. vessel to C. GIinneI Nov o. Is - ia isn y T
SPOKE bark Ssne hence f Lon DON The A:hea,ton Aa.
with ship st James, for New. Orleans.
Ship Realm Busss Nv " ossn. IS days. nd.s 70 Roesep
W bic blsy of .i ha,te s,., split ssl, &c;
teas ke, T. Hathaway Nov IS ist s. Is s. en 70 e t.
pSssss 'hp AtsaU' from CssdSn Bay Sr Boston De- y N
steering E. and ship Pennsyslia (Fr steering s. w. 70.
ward PensnbucO SLIT lat n g. exchanged signals
spoke .e EaoIss soon bound IS "a Cape S Nay
'' RI5 fs na sD with p large American ssts bound
wood TO N. TrujLo. Experienced heavy weather.
schr Hannah Barker, Mubridse days. lath to Smith l.
sch B. DummOud Fox in baas. wreck Of ship Clara
Brooknsn, near sgusn, TO Bird Nelson.
schr Princess Besr.e Boston days ndse to W. Lewis
sch Francisco Hawkins Burgess. Gloucester day.. fish 70
schr II. " Johnson CrsTn with anchors and eabc. from
schr Eqgene What Boston days. d.h 70 s Crowe
sehr NSFjef.ey BsnHe%sH New sodSrd dor ioi B.timoe
sloop Aurora AppIeby, Norwich.
Thomas Swan Post Savannah rs hours nds. to IT,
Cromwell Has experienced heavy saes from ~ T. Tor the
Steamer osPy Kenny Providence Is hours ise to Isaac
Odsn.
Steamer Memphis Watson Charleston mase H. B. crom.
well
BELOW-l brig.
SAlLED-Bsrk Alice Penny. Cienuegos; briss josephine
stone Honogla Y; Drmnlond, Chapman. Aspinwsll
Also steamship Cshswbs Bullock Havana Orleans;
ship Winged Racer Eas.erbook East Indes mahe borks
Hayes shi'erct Blepo. Ayres Azea Davis Bssbaloes
brig Jechin, Loyejoy, Norfolk and others
From ousntine-ship Independence Eustis New Orsns.
Withholding the day, NV.
The Ham bark John Hermann this morning taken he
small ba Dock for repairs she will bo stripped reesuksd
and newly ooppered.
She -chr Mountain Esge arrived yesterday from Rockand
reports jan % mile. ~ Of Cape Cod spoke bark Cornis
from Boston steering 5. e. with lOss y bboom aud sails.
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Markets. Rfporttd 0y ItIegTHIE'
NEwORLE,xs Jan. l2-CorroS-Saes today, lSVD os,es'
1plc fr Mddns for the last three days. D. bales
Receipts Of d. bales Receipts at this port ess han lass
wear 800 Do all Southern ports +a6 ' stok 10 New
orleans S57 500 SUGAR declined c.-4 d5c PLors e.dy,
Al a. % Yellow CoRS, Sc. LARD in kegs SIC bmS Mess
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Cutler jan e-The BIZ. ship Gen. Williams loaded With
deals and bound for Liverpool, Eng ashore
mouth Of this hsrb9 on Il. eastern side At 10 O'Clock La,
ing She had stood IN for the purpose Of allowing the pot
les7e when squs from the westward suddenly and.
there being heavy swell heayng before tho ship be-
got about she driven IN the rocks She had
had her b sra which prevented heE somewhat wokn,
well She has hsed and has six feet Of around her
tide this morning. but will probably drive up high water
a. the sea is hesving IN quite heavily Should gale come on
from The 5 or L., she will probably 90 TO pieces but we
have fair weather shall probably BE- able and into
the hATor sitter tightening her between decks today
being stripped Of sails and rigging which will be 10 store
for the present..
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notice hereby given that the bell Of Hardns Ledge buoy.
Another fr.tcss belbuoy viii Be substituted Cor th'one
early n possible.
By order of,he Lighthouse Board
MELAHCT0N SMITH Comnsan der U. ",
BosIop, jan. II, ls%. Lighthouse Ipspes,es % Dish
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The inquiries IN regard to the new Treasury Notes
are numerous but the amount yet applied for IS not
large Ons hundred and fifty thousand dollars, 10 WV
notes were ready for issue, We understand, at asg
ton to-day 1t is believed that the whole SIX Millions
can be disposed Of when the notes are prepared ee'
in exchange for gold or taken by Government debtors
in preference TO gold. The option Will be given 10 al
parties presenting drafts the SubTressury, OF re-
,evng gold or notes. A party OF capitalists has oeeh
made up this city to bid for the entire ak millions a.
an average interest of three cent portion OF Inc
amount being desired al a nominal rate OF interest
The Security Fire Insurance Company ha, declared
dividend of y cent, payable on demand. The BANK
Of Kentucky and the Farmers Bank of Kentucky have
each declared emi-annua dividend OF 2 cent, ana
both payable to the NewYork Stockholders on anu 81,
ter this DAY at the Bank OF America. The Continental
Insurance Company has declared a dividend OF
cent payable on the 18th inst. The Trinity Insurance
Company q cent payable on demand.
The following sales were made at auction oy D.
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MINIATURE ALhAsAc.....THs DAY
stn-Rsss.. 1913 Sets...... 45i Moon--SeS... 6:42sa
HIGH wATER...... THIS DAY
gsndy Hook.. 6;S6 Gov. Ispd.. I'D Hell Gste... s:97
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Adrian H. Muller will hold his regular sale Of stocks
and bonds tomorrow, at l2i o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
Albert H. Nicolay's regular daily auction sale of
stocks and bond. will take place tomorrow (Weines-
day, at l2I o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The official statement of the receipts of the Pennsyl-
vana Railroad, for the month of December and forhe
year past presents the following result:
Receipts of the road r the month ending Dec ST.. %
Same month ~ 396,8j3 ~
Decrease. elao< 20
Receipts Jan l. 1857 to Jan. S4s60.5 .
Same period last fo'oV'o ~
Increase Sl8596 -
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED 70, THE NJ Y T,rsusr

TUESDAY,
ASIESThe market Is steady for Pots So Pearls Of good
tsres at IS 10; Saeratus Is steady at 7c.
BEESWAX Is in limited request but prices sustained
sales Of | 600 h good Southern AZ BE, cash
COTTON-The market al ic better and fair demand pre-
walls the sales reach 200 bales the export since the Jh inst has
been, 10 Bremen % bales; Liverpool IA bales total
bales We quote as follows:
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ny TELEGRAPH.
nisaaferu. Ar.

CHARLESTON Jan. l2-The H. :. 81 steamship Columbia
Csp Berry, from NewfoTk, arrived here Al O'clock ths
mort
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Currency, Land Warrants, &C., this week follows:

English Gold per R...s4 $50 81 81 81 e56s4ss
8i. Eng. Notes per 6. - $50 - sd
LAND WARRANTS.
Buy. Sell
~ scre Warrants per 81 cents. % cents
50 acre Warrants per acre.... 80 cents ~ cents
l2O scre Warrants per IS cents. 20 cents
JcO ecn Wsyrants ner acre.. 81 cents. s. cents
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MASONIC DIRRCTORY.

Ohio lodge No. IOI.-Meets a Masonic Han,
I'nef Market and Monroe IRA and thfdMOn-
aye'snings Of each month. G. w. sIoH4s, W. NJ; ALes
sHaer Lasgasia, Secretary.
"heeIthg Lodge No. l9Ss Meets above ON
'' and tAfrd Thursday evenings sf each month r. A.
saHESIuSGEE, W. NJ; s. W. Psdrson, Secretary.
NheeltnE Union Chapter No. I9.-Meets as
S On tae 'seOHd Monday evening OF eaehnonth W.
NS,,, ,,.. H. p, S ". Pearaoa, Secretary.
=, "aeeltng RnenmPment Ne. I.-Meets as
s,, On tue oartA Monday evening of each month. WI
''E'' G. C., 4 Lorfeg, Rssordsr
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Moore, Wi1stach, Keys & Co.,
% WEST FOURFH SHEET,
CINCINNATI.

IMPORTING sTATI0NERs uaanufactursrs Of lfe1oFan-
dun, Pass, and Rank Books, % an styles, Bhle Print
Book JObbeTs, and Medical BOek
pleasure In soliciting TIE attention % Wsstn Buyers %
their IglHelSe Seek OF the GREAT STA PES, hElI-
ehes above indeate They olsr Cash snd shoFTiue
Buyers, well eStlbllGhed, 0u0 Qhifes haf bo1d
Cap blank Books, 1890 qurel fan bound Cap Bau Bool,
al styles, eo qairs Derai Blank Bo0kE 10t uires Ne
dium Blank Books, goo qEes QaaIto Blanks so gross
800 gEoss best steel loTtstlpli SO gTosi
Pen Holders $40 dog. Writing Eiui ali siEes doE.
stands 800 oE- sIates tl e 80 gro. wedding Envel
0Pesi 1900 Engelges an Eli - EngifEh Treasury
Blotnes TO kniish frepeh and AmeFfean Tissue
peEs; = rms English Drawing PaFerSS Cap Pa
peEHs e rms Letter PapeEEs 90 rms. BEh Papers. al
stylrs t3Oo Note Papers, so Coumereal. Leffp
Paekst etc, e.e loo doL Bos Hank Notes and DEafs
100 dol. DlFies for 1881, 1oQ 1Ielloranuu Bool,t
fOTmsi 40 OE Portfolios PoFte- and
Cases 50 Copy . Bopks; SO doE- Copy
BootsS GO doE Copy Books, Finted e9iet; etc. efe e
Tll = TIE plaee = preae Il prefeFsnee byi1e ast
Stock fresh. pTieey low, and E1eiaueR saved. i Fl
MOORE, WIIasTACH, KEYs y Co..
hov2t = Wat Fourth et., Cineinnafi.
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3s s=sssg -
ON and after Monday, Dec 81 1857, trains VIM as
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1880 A. II. Mail Train stopping At all stations aTiyuR
at Pittsburgh at I:25 u, and Bridgeport At
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
$3.50 A. n. Express Train, stops at all regular stations,
port Homer, Sloans, and Deep Run are dag
Stations for this train0 arrives = bridgeport
285 p n Mail TrSin stops at ali way stations New
Salisbury, SummtVilIe, Hanover, East ROehes-
s ter, MOultrle, Winchester, Lima, EaTlTEls. Bell
ford and NeWburgh dag stations fer this
train) arrives at Clevelaad at ESQ p II, and At
Bridgt port at 72O r n.
LEAVE BRIDGRPoFT: eIaH ba
500 A. NJ Mall Tran stopping regular stations arrives
at Pittsburgh At I:l6 A III.
2E4 r NJ Express Train aOPpng At AL regular stations
Deep Run, Hoans, Port Homer are dag sta.
tiOnS this train } arrives Pittsburgh At I:z5
NJ aud at Cleveland at $50 p n.
$3.50 p NJ Fast Express Train, stopping at all regular sta
tions, arriving at Pittsburgh At 9lOPM
But from Bridgeport Cleveland daiy-leayes
at 2:24 p. ii -
CONNECTIONS.
Connections made by all througy trains as follows
AtCevelrnd with trains Toledo Detroit Chicago and
the Northest also for Erie, Dnnkrk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
and Central Ohio Railroads. for CadE Coshocton New
ark, Barnesve, ZanesVie, Wilmington, Lancaster COlnm
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and ST. Louis.
AT Wheeling, with baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
berand Harpers Ferry, Baltimore and Washington City
Local Through Tickets can be purchased at the vati
Gus Onces the line; also ut the Union Ticket Once,
pose the Levee, Wheeling Va and At the Union Once,
81 Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
Onice, o &PRR,l O.E GoRHABI,
deex Cleveland n-c 49, 1907. Mast TrRnsn"rta'I""
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-FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.
Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes-
vile Railroad

NEERCHANTS manufacturers, and the public CENTRALLY,
M hereby respectfully informed that The O. W. 2 r
R. Company prepared receive RnaforEar freight
om the temporary station IN ZanesVe, Second street
north Of Main,) 70 Cincinnati, Morrow, Wmngtsns wash
Ington CFelsVe, Lancaster, New Lexington and nteFme
date Stations Particular attention will also be given t0the
with the wishes Of eOnsgnOrs whether By Railroad the
River from Cincinnati.
Freight WIN received and delivered during the winter
months from II. 70 P. NJ; during the months
frsm A. NJ 10 p NJ and shippers taYOEing the Company
with their patronage rely upon The ComPanys Agents
giving every attention necessary 70 insure the utuOst
trusted 70 their care.
II. K SMITH,
General Freight Agent,
unySOd EaneEVils. Ohio.
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cHURCnEs OF WHEELING.

b The following list Of the lnerent Churches and their
i'm. and place of meeting If there are any Mistakes
.llmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
s. Natthescs, EpiscopaliGn Corner Monroe and Byron
Streets Rev. E. T. Perkins, Rector; morning services 1Uh
clock evennE,T q
S. Johns Epscopalidn Main street, between First and
soad Centre Wheeling, Rev J. II. SMITH, a. M, Rector
s.ryier.-IIorntpr 1O1<; afternoon s5< night ".
FYr.t PrssIyte,ia Rkv R. H. wEKp, Pastor, FOurthst.,
tween Monroe and Quincy afternoon
eOnd IresJyte,iun webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeng services morning and evening.
Third Presbyteriu, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Ibert sts south Wheeling, Rev. K. PASTOR servi-
&c, morning and evening.
Fourth eSJyterfGn Rev. A PAUL. Pastor, Mainstreet
vesn Washington and Adams sts services morning and
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
TNJINTER ERARRANGEAIRNTs- and aftsT Monday, De
THE FAsr NAIL FRAINIeaves the Passenger station
every morning, except Sunday, at IO O'clock PttsbqEgh
time, arriving In Philadelphia at l1bO T. m.
TIE EXPRESS TRAIN the Station every evening,
at s.4O.
The JonstOWn Accommodation traIn leaves Pittsburgh
stations running COnemaugh. Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge daily,
cept Sunday, At lU40, M The Second Accommodation
Train Turtle Greek, leaves, leaves daily, Sunday
eePted, At 40 The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday, 61 D
Returning Trains arrive In PttsburEh as foIloEss-x-
tion II a. M; First Turtle creek 30 q "a:
Second Accommodation, IL 4 Third Accommodation, 610
Trains for Balrsyie and Indiana connect At Bairsvie
Intersection with Mail Train Eat ExTess train West and
the JohnstOWn AeeammOdativn Train East and West
Pittsburgh and OOnnellsVe Trains, stopping at al Sta
Sunday excepted, fOoNs:-Aail Train. % ni Ike
press TTaIn SO Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and oOnnesVille ROad, arrive at Pittsburgh, SIS and
The travelling public VIII nnd greatly interest
In going East West travel By tie Pennsylvania Rail-
road, the accommodations now ohSred cannot be sur
other the road e balasted with
stone, and Is entirely from dust, promise safe
y, speed and comfort 20 all who may favor with
their patronage.
PhiIadeiphia . -. ...............IO 90
= halumore..-. .-..-...--..-.-S ~
8 Lancaster r...........,..,-......-. 50
IS I" Marrisburg. ............ 45
Railroad, and 10 Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers tickets in the cars, will be charged
Cents addition to the Station from Sta
tions where the Company has NO agent.
NOTIoR-ln case floss, the Company win hold them
selves responsible for Ps5sonnl baggage Ony and for an
coSv9 9SSshEs q and from ths Depot at
charge not to exceed 2S cents for each passenger and bag
gage -. -.
Atthe p. Il. r. PaSsenge Station,
jant on Liberty and Grant sta, Pittsburgh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-18
SEWING MACHINFs.

HAVE the Agency for ExcelsoT sewing liaehness price
50, $500 Can Be seen At my gaTtRodse s0uii end
Market, in eReratIoo on Saturday from u 20 i9 o'oAeE
uFi 6BO. WILSON