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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

LECTURES ON UNIvERsALIsM-The next lee.
ture of the course on the evidences of Univer7
salism" will be delivered in the Universalist
Church, tomorrow evening. Subject-Universal-
ism as taught in the Kpistles Of the New Tesla.
ment Services commence at seven O'clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06
IlUAL NEWS

CRIMINAL CoURT-Before Judge Bishop-The
case Of William Holt Of Uxbndge, for nuisance,
is still on trial. The judge will give his charge
to the jury this morning. On account of the i'll.
ness of District Attorney Aldrich, L. B Sioddard'
Esq, appeared for the government, Pratt and
Very for the defence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06
KANzAs Matters AT wAsHrNerox.-A dis.

KANzAs MATTERS AT WAsHINGToN.-A dis
patch dated Washington, Feb. 5, says;
"The Douglas Democrats and the Republicans
have had no formal conference as to their course
on the Kanzas question nor, according to pres
ent indications, is any conference on the tapis.
The movement of Mr.. Harris Of Illinois in the
HOUSE, to refer the Presidents message to a spe
cial committee TO be appointed by the Speaker,
embodies the policy of the Douglas men. Should
resolution for that purpose be adopted and the
Speaker appointed committee unacceptable to
the anti-Lecompton constituencies, an effort, it
is said, will be made to set it aside, and elect
one by ballot. The Republicans privately. say
that they will support such movement, with
view to secure the best attainable end, while
their votes will be given in favor Of the project
to refer the question on the formation of the
constitution TO the people Of Kanzas."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

GATES SALOON, No. Bay State Block, has sab,tan
tal, elegant inviting and comfortable air about which
in these cool days AMI evenings is perfectly irrrsit BE-
when You pass the door, the gentle fragrance Of The
cuisine comes h'aing round your nosrs sweeter than
"a bed OF Yioles on the gales" the light Streams out in
golden radi7ne' through the cheerful windows and glass
door and th@ eye gancilg ,5ehoids the h c o. utv
on the fruits Of tn last year. Oysters Covl game ash
&c cooked by Mason in the most approved method, Of
gassronomy, are always be had This evening there
will be a delicious time there as usual.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

ANOTHER SKATING ExcURsloN.-The second
skating party Of the will leave the depot of
the Boston and Worcester Railroad, on Foster
street. today at IL, and O'Clock, if two trains
needed, returning at IL and 5 o'clock.
Fare, as before, 10 cents. both ways. Gentlemen
on the pond yesterday, report the ice to be in
excellent condition. II the weather proves IA
vorable, may we be there to see
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06
CONGRESS. Yesterday was one of unusual ex-
citement in the House The interesting details
viii be found under cur teegraphic head.


will be found under cur Geographic head.
BRIBERY AHEAD.-The Democratic Washing.
ton correspondent Of that stauuch Democratic
paper, the Richmond Enquirer, writes as follows
"WAsH1NeToN, Monday, Feb. l, 1858.
The Lecompton constitution has arrived and
will be today submitted to Congress, with spe.
cial message from the President Of the United
States. The fate of the constitution is uncertain.
Strict party discipline may carry it though the
Senate, but in the House there is majority Of four
against its reception, under any and all cireum-
stances and yet it is said that Mr. Buchanan
has declared his determination to put it through
Congress in thirty days burst These tour
U0feS may be had, as there are anlbeY of desirG-
ole executive appointments ready to be gjreH out
but 1t 'c'H require nice party engineering"
As to the remarkable statement made in the
last sentence the writer, from his party relations,
is not likely to speak without due warrant of
facts. Besides, the conduct of the President thus
far gives ample color to the probabilities of the
prediction But if it should prove true, would
not the four members of Congress referred to be
as completely bribed as they could have been by
any $4,000 ever coined at the mint or issued by
a bauk And, if ian ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of cure" would it not be well
worth while to raise investigating commit
tee, tontercept the corruption so authoritatiyely
suggested The questions are open for discus.
sion
WASHINGTON MATTERS. = The Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald, writing
Feb 4, says;
The Senate Committee on Territories have
agreed to report a bill for the organization of
Arizona An effort will be made to pass it at
once.
Gen. Houston informed me today that he in
tended 10 make Arizona his future home
petition, signed by 800 citizens of Nebraska
was presented to the President today by Mr. Fer
guson delegate from Nebraska, offering their
services as volunteers to go to Utah. Similar
petitions have been received from various sections
of the country.
The Army appropriation referred to in my dis
patch last night is six teen instead of six million
dollars.
The Committee on Elections have, under
stand, determined in the contested election case
of Lewis D. Campbell and Vallandingham, to
report in favor of the contestant"
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Times says;
Mr.. Williamson says that he knows nothing
about Lawrence, Stone 4 Co. IS matters, and can
not imagine why he has been summoned.
In the course of the fight on the question of
the reference of the Constitution in the House,
various propositions will be made which will rem
der it easier for Democrats to defeat the Lecomp
ton Constitution without getting in a false posi-
ton with the party. The great struggle will be
on these, and the President fines it harder work
to buy votes than he anticipated.
Gen. Houston abandOns his proposed kanzas
bill, of which he gave notice recently.
Senator Sumner arrived tonight"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

HEAVY Snow STORM Washington, Feb. 8.
There is heavy snow storm at Richmond
Va. Snow commenced falling at daylight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

We are requested 10 state that the next dis
course of MIR. Higginson's series on "Americon
Society" will be given tomorrow evening, at
washburn Hall. Subject-The Position of Amer
lean Women
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

New York, Feb. 5-lhdaigAt.-No signs
OF the Arabia, which left Liverpool Jan. %.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

SPECIE PAYMENTS by THE PHILADELrHIA
BANKs.-'A dispatch from Philadelphia, says
that the banks Of that city have resumed spe-
Gle payments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

Cla fila il noy waking the following stygs of Pic
taees IN the he possible manEer --PhoteeraUhs IA
types. 'N'' GINA AHi''o~
MS productions Tor his patrons will be az they ever
nave o'e superior 10 any other artists il tins civ ia
tangible evidences of his success Can and exsr,ne
Bank, Worcester, Mass Ain, '''' '' c5a
Fatins Owing to the failures al pitctnres taken
~ cutting Patent process many ihink the 4mbrotype
oe durable picture The Improved Patent Az botype
sucn as arc taken by b. D. KHAN are mot oDly me
durable picture msde, ba; far superior in tone and
9,',t 10 QUE and an to Aaxhan's, If you wish good
TuIapie llctnre, al isir price. Rooms oppos;,. civ
Hall, Harrington Corner ar ''p'1'' NY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

wnsn Is the only one that caa be sustained BY small
pron's, '9r safe busine on the credit ,sg m univ b
Glen, ~ uslanu,ng o. lose who do pay profit sum
not pay ~ poss VINO 40
Vn, rtox - as usual, very large ami contain, yre,t
ecss XIX slu quanty Of garments adapted 10 all
ZOOS business Sack Goats durable and qrscsi sv,.
Loose business Frock SACKS "' h'"0''u' s1SIe'
Iooss Russs us with fancy banda throughout
Loose BUSINESS 0seIooals. &c &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

sPURe con ioues dis gofoas yianls to the host
Of hansT ~i2hts gh, come his a.sgn deem Saloon 49,
He is prompt and oblgin. host to his numerous end
obliged guests, and does he holo9s Of lis establishment
in way that Iius him tae glol vii of all ne has al
ways fresh oysters and Saturday evenings has chow
ders that cannot be surpassed any eating house ia the
country. Give bim a call tonight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

BAY STATE MILLs.-An adjourned meeting Of
this corporation was held yesterday forenoon, at
which the report Of the investigating committee
was submitted. The report was written it is un-
dsrstoOd, by Hon. 7. IL. Crowninshield, and con.
tains some remarkable disclosures which further
implIeate the firm Of Lawrence, Stone, & Co. in
what Is justly denounced in the report as fraud
and crimiuality.
The report 10 bold and fearless in It's statements
Of facts as well as in it's manner Of dealing with
them. Its comments are severe and searching.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

The Hartford Times says that j. W. Seymour
ofthat city. the defaul,ng treasurer Of the Hart.
ford County Savings Institution, sailed from New
York for Charleston, on Monday laat, In the
steamship Memphis, under the name Of John
Watson.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06
3Fs"lAA s"., IT.
QUICK SALES SMALL PROFITS !
A. P. WARE s. co.,
400 ana l'O Main street. Worcester.
To urchosers of Clothing

me pressure upon the business o. the Country hoe
probably no where been more severely q ib,, in
thlS cly aul county and We think at NJ ,rm finn, hos
the exercise OF EC0NoMY by all classes of n.ol. -
more proper and necessary Than the present line d
we regard II 1t this time appropriate and iaed ~
uu.y o. these " ose business I, IN the prime ne,ss
aha comforts Of lie 10 furnish h. etecst ,,s.iSIs
anon iar the smallest possible sun We bava ,S
,ore awaited ourselves Of the extcme low mi wbich
nave ruled at Ihe large Auction sales in NV Y,rs any,
from theseand Other ,lr;es ocuil 70 ,r a. IT. y es
istge di unit from fofmef ptisss we carno in an a,
usement e. um'rae spehe prices for sre idc e.rm,s,s
ana ~l mere only STATE hat Ne Shall ,d.f Vpsss "a
Pantst'om 50s u 10. fofusf Dfies non, a. n M, ~
991 Sles OF Goats IRON t0c former prce Il ~ %
Dg 70 ASSURE az p rlous that this I, 10 chtn ra1
auVertF emsnt but truthful abatement nj E,ts " a.
examination Of cur sto X win aoe1dantly nr,y ai
uef % te the pu6lo the greatest alvantlge our
without doing injustice tn ourselves, we have ,, al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

1t is proposed to settle the Utah difficulty
by the purchase of the Salt Lake City i'm
proyements, Bnd allowing the Mormons to
emigrate to some islands of the seas. If the
war can be SO terminated it will be the best
and cheapest way of settlement. There can
be no wish on the part of our government to
shed the blood of those poor deluded erea-
lures, three fourths of whom are foreigners,
the dupes of the Mormon prophets. All they
have done in the valley could probably be
turned over to the United States for a tenth
part what it would cost the government to
subdue them by force Of arms. The settle
ment by money would be bad for the specu-
lators, who count upon making HUNDRED
million dollars, more or less, from this war,
but it would prove the best economy for the
government
1t ought to be provided, how ever, that they
shall settle where we shall not run upon them
again in few years. The New Oreaus Pic
ayWfe has correspondent at the Utah camp,
who writes, that they g contemplate making
good their escape in the spring to the Sand
witch Islands, where they have already nu-
merous organization. 1t would not take
Brigham long to root out and upset king Ka-
mehameha, and to cause himself to be
crowned king in his stead. There he could
have full sweep, with no federal governor,
| judges, or armies to modest him or make him
afraid. 1t would be about as bad to have
| them in the Sandwich Islands, where we
| shall be ourselves in short time-islands
| that are natural depot, half way house. to
Asia, as to have them in Utah. If they leave
upon our purchase money, they should 90
| out of the drift of American population and
| progress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

LEcoMProN IN PENNSYLVANIA Mr.. Blu.
chanan's kanzas policy does not 90 down
with the democrats of his own state. In the
Presidential election he only carried the state
under tho democratic cry of 'free Kanzas-
the right Of the people to form their own in
stitutions.' Now that the President is at.
tempting to force upon Kanzus constitution
against the will of the people, the honest old
farmers see that they were sold and cheated,
and full one-halt of the party side with For.
ney and the position Of his Press. Thus
oven insPhiladephia,o n Tuesday, the caucus 10
elect delegatas to the State Convention, were
seven hours in the choice of presiding Off.
Ger, and at last the administration party car
iled II by majority Of 2. On the same day,
IN Lancaster, close to Mr., Buchanan's home,
and where his neighbors had the first oppor
tunity to express their feelings, Thomas IL.
burrows, the Anti-Lecompton Convention
candidate, was elected Mayor by a majority
OF 20 over Zimmerman, Buchanan Democrat.
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MAssACHU~ ETTs LEGi>LATUKE.
Fprn.v Fob :


SENATE.
Mr.. Bonney Of Middlesex. from the Judi
ciary Committee, reported that the House bill
relative to the competency of witnesses ought
not to pass.
The House appropriation bills we're favora-
bly, reported to the Senate from the Commit
tee on The Treasury.
the House bill relative 20 strnlliug musi-
clans, elected some debate, and was finally
referred to the judiciary Committee.
The Senate adopted in concurrence, the or
der providing for meeting # the joint com
mitiees at a NJ, and OF both branches at 2
p. NJ, commencing or Monday.
HOUSE.
The order providing for a convention to fill
the vacancies in the Board of Oyerseers OF
Harvard University, and for joint committee
TO nominate candidates. came back from the
Senate non concurred in.
Mr. Gushing, in view OF the fact that fair
proposition had twice been made to the SEN
ate, with regard to the nomination of candi-
dates, moved that the House appoint COM
mittee for that purpose. The motion was re-
jeeted.
The bill establishing the mileage Of mem
bers, was recommjtted With instructions to
fix the m:lage cf members by the usual tray-
~eled route from the towns TO the capital.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

FINED FOR HGisING,-A young named Dun
having was arrested in the Gaiety Theatre at
New Orleans, on Sunday night, the oath ult
and taken before the Recorder, charged with
disturbing the peace of that establishment,
by kissing at the introduction of modern
air, known as " Rip SAM" IN the play
Richard the Third. The Recorder fined hin
$40.
We wish to call the attsnti Of our business men, who
may wish to together ptigAtey, small classes of
four Of Ave- for the purpose iIs;ruc ion m bookkeeping
Co nmerctal Arithmetic, and Psnmanship pr pnsel
wh'cl Mr.. Eaton, the Cooneroial Academy, Bank
Block, make. at the question number Of cii
zens This proposal that open his sc1o loom out
OF the regular houis Of instru classes or
Eve, these classes to be for Of adv du Is who sh
to come together and such hours may convenience
each class Mr.. O1 wilt opea for sse class
es three evenings in from seven TIL nine and
fro eleven TIL twelve cash morning Of the eee and
from four till Ave every afternoon Glasses may form
themselves and com slch or they may arranged at
the school room.
If this proposition meet with pr1pa' resp3nes from
our business men who from Of apJi;e,j or fr.n
an early Neglect, nsel uad5ratadls Of these
Indispensable branches Mr. E,to1 fgict ali us u ID.
esty,) wi. elleiyoc, the best Of hi, l,i5 t, make
these meetings profitable AM interesting
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TIE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily 81
CONGR EsS.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. 3.

By the American Telegraph Cumpauys Printing Lines
Office in Nenera EEpraas Office. Ilncaln House Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-06

1t will be seen under the Congress head,
that Senator Wilson has made an opening
against the Presidents Kanzas Message
There is not man in Congress who under
stands the slavery question more thoroughly
than Mr., Wilson, but this message, having
neither truth of expression nor dignity Of
form, demands rather the ridicule and wit Of
John T. Hale, than the logic of Wilson. 1t
is barely possible, that John Tyler, were he
now President could have submitted such
message to Congress, but with that exception
no other President would have done it, 1t
will open anew the slavery agitation, that
viii have to be quoted again for the hun
dredth time. - Neao5uryport Herald.
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PBNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

Pennsylvania RAILROAD 81
TINE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the. Allan
tic cities with Western, North western, and South.
Western States continuous RoEay dIreet THIS road
PttsbuTEh with daily line OF SsaneIs to
Western Rivers and at Cleveland and san
dusky with St-Rmers 10 all ports tO1 the NORM
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded % and from
the Great VEST
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
PIRsT CbAss-BOots, Shoes, Hats andl
Caps, Books Dry GOods box bales 9Or er 100 s
aud Lrunks Drugs, Tin bO=es and bAles) = ie,lFs>
Feathers, RuTs, &c.
SECOND CLASS Domestic Sleeting, i s-t- Il
& s5tin R ana oIsnfl per
Tin rolls or bOxes)WOOi ana sheep PeltE
Eastward. I..-r.f j.
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils, steel, Chains in
casks Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, saed fbr mar no Ibs
Goose Orip casks IfobHccO manufaetu- ~ - ~
ed, (ekcept cigars OI cutl &c &C. stflIl
FOURTH oLAss-Conee, ,Fsh Bacon Beef Hl 4
nn4 Land EGT aga o . 100 lbs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, ROsn. &c.
'FLOUn.-$l, per bbi. until further notice
GAiN-n car loads - cents per 100 lbs, until further
notice. 10 q. ,Gi
further notice. iAt.s' ---. -ii--s -Af1-s
" shinping goods from any point east Of PhIIadel
phn be pareulartO marx packages CiG PeBRSbIgGLiG
RnFOdd. All Goods cOnsgne to the agents Of this
- PhladePhia o. Pittsburgh, viii be forSaFded without
PRxisuT AGETs-C Evans 81 KiIby street Boston; JP
Clarke No stoF House, and No William and JChn
MeDouad Battery Place, ECo Zanes-
Z o Msldrum, Madison, Ind. DumesrI BeT q Co, and
Carter JeEett, Louisville Ky: O O'ey Co, Evans-
Me tphis Tenn; Leech Co, Chicago, nj Glass,
Wayne. Ind; Sneeer, Paiia; MagFaW Rooms, Balli-
more; A stewart Pittsburgh .sj
Il. ii. HUSTON, GenT Freight Agent, PhElad.
jy1I1 y. L0A1BAERT, Supt, AItoonI, PE
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.
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SEWING MACHINFS.

HAVE the Agency for Excelsior Sewing Machines pEee
u &31, $500. Can be ut my warehouse, South end
Market in oPeFaOn Saturday from u to y o'clock
Rrl aEO. MIlfLN.
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Moore, Wilstaoh, Keys & 90.
2J WEST FOUREH sFREET, go

.TMPORTISG srArI0NgRs uanafaetuIsrs % I1IeuoFan-
dun, Mss, and Rank Books, a. a styles. Ble PTint-
pleasure in soliciting e Sttentgn g Westsrn Br to
fhrIF hlHaase Sock 2AT STABLES 9 hFln-
ehes above Indicated They oder Cash and soEtTine
Buyers, Who ven 5n0 Qires hf bolihd
afstyies, 9p, guirs Denl Blank Bookl nos g1ires 1e
diunI BooEs, $500 res QaEto Hanks: 80 gross
2Be8 gross bst Stsl Peas Import stol; - gross
Pen Holiers 51 dos. Wiring F a iIEes; 80 doE Ink
stafss 500 oE- s9tss, all tibs 80 Wedding Envt
oPes; o5Opo lvelopes, ~ sfse % Elsh Trensu1y
Bfotting. Iiuglish, ArlarEl ssIe
pefSs = Iis. Engiish Drawing Pei Pet7 30 Cap Pa
nefEs .60r Letter BAH peFs
styess Sote RapeEB; Letter,
Packet, etc. etc; 100 oz Beokl, iank Aotss ald IFa;
lOo do1 Diaries for 1sS9, IIenofdhdam Book All
FORMS go daE- Pqtfapss Porte -foHuais and BlutTs'
Cases. 50 Copying Pgsfs p Books SO oz CePy
his is ne Place % q =
Stock fresh prizes low and EEeIalE aaFed.
| MUoHE, W1LsTACH, EEYB = CO.,
novz1 % Wet FnnTfh 81, ,Clpeipnati.
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!
on and after Monday, Dec q IssT irirs kin mn as
LEAVE cLEYELAND: %
IlOO a. M. Mail Train stopping at a stations; arriving
tTaala at Pittsburgh az ISIS I, M6 and Bridgeport at
1:eOPM, ~
LEAVE PITTSBURGu.
$50 A. NJ Express Train, stops all regular stations
il sci port Homer, Soans, and deep Run are nag
stations for this train } arrives at Bridgeport
0a5 p N. SIa TrSin stops at all way stations
9.f Salisbury, sulnnlitye. Hanover, East koehes-
ter, Moultrle Winchester, Lima, EdrvIlle, Bell
ford and NeWturgh are dag stations for this
,C tTniu) arrives a Cleveland At $3.50 NJ aud ut
Bridgeport NJ T:20 n. =. l.,- q. 5-t -
- lRAHE BRIDGEPORT:
500 A. ~ MRiPrain, stopping regular arrives
~. At Pittsburgh atT;lb d.
|z4 r NJ Express Train. stopping Rt all regular statons
(DeeP Run, Soans Port Homer flag sta.
tlOns for thstrain, arrives at PittsburPh at7:25
A,apd at Cleveland at $50 2 Al. -@F7sl "a
4oO r. NJ Fast Express Train stopping all regular
tons, arriving at Pittsburgh at 9s1BPM
But one train from Bridgeport Cleveland day-luaVes
Mt 2:24 Pm Ll.Lt---. m -
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MAsoNIo= DIRECTORY.

ohio Lodge No. 1OI.-Meets Masonic Han,
corner Marts, and thers and tssrNtOn-
dayevsnines of each uaonh. G. W. s,sIrs, W. NJ. Is
andsr LGsgAliR, Secretary. s
WheeItnE Lodge No. 13S.- Meets as above on
.Ser' and aird Thursday evening each month. r A.
HaESItix0rh, ". IL; S. W. Pearsoa, Secretary.
Wheeling Union ChaPter5 Ne. I9.-sTeetsas
above on the second Monday evening Of ehchmonth. w G
ScorT, H. P.i S ". Fedrsoa, Secretary.
Wheeling EneaiapuEent Ne, I.s-Meets as
as'vsen The osrtk Monday evening Of each month. W.
1iJES a. C., a. Eorfsg. Recorder.
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TC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscrpton advertising or other D.
the Integencer should be addressed to
Lsts concerning editorial deparn OF the papel,
vu be the Editors, Jointly, or to either one
Correspondents writing publication, will please write
only cn one side of the paper.
secure more prompt attention to correspondents than
81 mlg GIT otherwise receive.
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= Winter Arrangement.
sSiE1ssSS1l EstissSsIS ysSti5ssil7zsIs ka AG-l1
9esCHANCaE OF SCHEDULE.
TRANSPORTATION OPRIOE B. s o. Z. J

!. |----- N TRANSFORMATIONS UFEIUFs b. 2 o. Z. h.I
WHEELING STATION Nov. tn, 1851. (
0E and after Sunday Evening, Nov Sth the Passenger
W will this station daily S:lU A. NJ, 4:4O
T, NJ, and 10 2. NJ, Wheeling time The Accommodation
daily Cexcept Sundays) at $40 NJ, Will receive and dis
charge passengers at all tie principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland. Tie Accommodation train is
discontinued on East end of road
The Express train daily At 44 P. NJ, will receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only Ben
wood, oundsvlle, Caueron burton, Benton's Ferry
FairmoIt, Fettcrman Grafton ROwsburg, Piedmont, Cum
beFland, Watef Station Johns Run, bug,
lIarper Ferry MonOcacy, sykesVile, and Washington
Junction The Mail train daily, CeAcvpt Saturdays 10
p NJ, will receive and discharge passengers all the
cIpaI stations. LtEl lf t5.5
The trains will follows Mail train NJ, Ex-
press train tOI5 A. NJ Accommodation train, from Cum
Oerland, at $3.50 r. NJ, Wheeling time.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-23
EIING sEA.ssATURDA9- MORNING, JANUARY % 1868.
TRANSPORTATION

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