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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

AM AGATN.-AbLIS S H0WES, Forwarding and
Commissio. Merchants Rectifers of the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers in all kinds of Produce,
superior Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, and For
eign and Domestic Liquors, &c, Water street, Sec
ond door above Vino, Evansville, Ind.
HENRY Il. ALLIS. LEWIS HOWES.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12
NeREEAER Is RIGGS, W:HOEE.

W sale dealers in Groceries, Produce, Nails,
Window Glass, Glassware, SC. &c, No. AZ Main
treet, between First and Second, Evansville Ind.
Y. +. WHEELER. JAMES d. RIGGS.
seD6-ly
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EETOB.RCCO.- I5G BOXES CEEOf(,R
N Brands, Va. and &y. Tohacc0. Just recei-ed
and for sale by WHEELER Il RIGGS -
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

&c Over CRANES COMMISSION HOUSE. on
Water street, three doors from Main, Evansville
Ind. Eb ANSVILEE. JOURNAL COMPANY
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

Applications for Insurance may he made to the
undersigned, ALLEN e. HALLOCK, Agent,
sept3 Evansville, Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

W street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
ers in Groceries ard all kinds of Produce, Nails,
Glass, White Lime, Cement Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Linseed Oil, &c, &c. Also, constantly On
hand full stock of Sash, Panel Doors, &C., of all
sizes an26
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EDRESTO.S' 'BR0TIEKRS, H'HOLE-
-E SALE GR0CERS, Dealers in Foreign and Do
mestic Liquors, corner First and Sycamore streets,
Evansville, Ind. ap30-ly
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

PREMIrM WHEAT.--Tf, st. Louis, on Tues
day, at the close of change hours, the
Wheat Committee awarded to Kennctt Nc
kennic the first premium of 500, offered
by the st. Louis Agricultural and Mechan-
ic',l Association, for the best crop of fall
wheat The sample was choice white and
the yield was 42l bushels, from fourteen
acres Of ground
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12
GT.9TE.uE.N'T OF THE C0.y,DE-
~ TIoN OF TIE
Hartford Fire Insurance Company.

r TO TIE AUDITOR OF THE STATE OF OIIIO.
. z~s-.-fr JaHHGry Il 1855. ~ e
/. TIC name of the Company is the HARTFORD ID
-f.als INSURANCE COMPANY; and its location
is at Hartford, Connecticut. A r,r
2. The Capital stock Of the Company 500 900
.. The amount of the Capital Stock paid
ND is 500 poO
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12
N I'd. HEK.1'OLDS S Co., DE.gE.
REe ERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND Provisions GENERALLY,


EVANSVILLE, IND.
Keeps constantly on hand and for sale low for
cash, Groceries of every description well aSsort-
ed stock of Wood and Willow Ware, including fancy
and common Baskets III great variety; Tubs, Buck
ets Broonis, &c. Vegetables, Eggs, Lard, Cheese,
Corn, Bran, Shipstuis, and every article usually
kept in line. Country produce bought and sold.
aItg25
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bgsy@ steam Plow was tested at the last
State Fair in Illinois and pronounced a tr-
umph. The machine on trial was invented
by Joseph W. Fawkes and has been patent
cd only a short time. Six plows are attach
ed to the engine, and but two men are re-
qircd to attend to the whole machine. The
State Agricultural Society OF Illinois ex-
press the most unbounded assurance that the
'Steam plow has begun its work in the
/ West"
BGg- The deepest artesian well in the
world is that OF St. Louis, bored by the
Measrs. Belcher, for their sugar refinery
1t is 2, ,l99 feet in depth. The next deepest
/ is the one in Louisville, bored by the Messrs
Dupont to supply their paper mill with Wa
+ ter. 1t is 2,oS2 feet in depth Both of these
wells were the result of private enterprise,
and they exceed any in the world which go
vernments undertaken. The third deep
est is at kissengen, in Bavaria, 1873 feet,
and the fourth at Grenelle, near Paris,
,806 feet. There are but few others known
that go much deeper than those which have
been sunk in the great desert of Sahara
L0uis3ikl- CoUrier
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

RE7@ The seventy-four gun steamer Turk
was successfully raised f:9m the bed of the
llarbor of Sebastopo, by the Americas Sub
marine Company, on the 23d of June last
Her machinery is almost in perfect condi-
ton. 1t is estimated that an outlay of five
per cent. will restore her to almost her
original value; she will probably be pur-
chased by the Russian Government So
says the Boston TranScripk
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

~ .4W' P.SRT.N.FRS CHAN
A<DLER and BLYTHE IIlNE have associated
themselves together partners in the practice of
Law, and will attend promptly to all business
iectsd with their professions which may be entrust-
ed to tn IN.
Bas-0 lice on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
1ouse, Evansville, Ind. sept26-ly
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y Ban SlGS-The sign of the Cemetery
OF the Evergreens, suspended from the second
story OF their Office opposite the City Hall
was blown down yesterday by the force of
the wind, and two men narrowly escaped
injury. It was about twenty feet in length,
and was shattered in pieces on the sidewalk.
" T. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

81 No. 8, Marble Hall Building, Second st ~,
Main street, Evansville, Indiana. Carriage work
Plated with ncatneSs and dispatch. Furnish tn
der, Silver, Door, Number and Manufacturers alnr,
Plates, Bell Pulls, Hinges, Bailing, Knobs Locks
with Plated Knobs and Furniture, at Cincinnati
prices. mart
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EHR. y. ~: GREEs.s; ECAECTEC

-EI$ PHYSICIAN AND SCRGEON.-Officc
Third street, few doors above she Crescent City
IBaul, VIII re he is prepared to professional
calls at all hours of the day or night.
n. B.-Special attention given TO Surgery and
diseases of the Eye. augS-d&w-lyr
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

EAEP. -. HEE"ETT, Surgeon Dem -
-H1 tst, performs every variety OF ope- fses-=S
rations in his profession, and by longSuIIfHY
practice has attained skill, that enables him to
give entire satisfaction 10 his patrons. He takes
pleasure in showing specimens of his artificial work
to those who wish to examine such productions,
and he may lee consulted by those who need the
vices of dentist, without incurring any obligation
20 employ him afterwards.
His office is in Brays building First street. op-
iTosite the Post Office. novZS.1y
r.1E1saN u KEr:N.EI. .4TTOR.A,EiR y.
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<V q. COLLINS, REAL ESTATE
q IA n..rl INrEI L Ic ErrlCL nI,FII,LH Va 1 Nnrtl,

We and INTEL LIGENCE OFFICE, Ne. North
Third street. Evansville, Indiana. The purchase and
tac of Real Estate, collection of Rents and payment
nfTaxes, &c, promptly attended to- Persons in want
of any kind of help or employment, eau be inform
I'd by calling at this Office. CHARGES REASONABLE.
augl6-6
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u UlEUs MERT, E.NeORTasG.. .f.N.ll

IEI n. III y II EEDVsE, BEWSL z
SEA sale and Retail Dealer in American and
italian Marble, and M:.uliactTrer of Monuments.
Mantels, lGead-stoncs, Vases, Urns, sc. All work
done in superior style, at the lowest fig,ires-
fsy~ Marble Hall Building, Evansville, Ind. l.cta
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12
BUSINESS CARDS.
ETyR.sUN'HL{sN' TYPE .7.v-D STE.
Il RE0PYPE FOUNDRY,

1iLIIISVN, SUP
Manufacturers and Dealers in
NEWS, BOOK AND SOB TYPE,
Printing Presses, Cases, t;aics, &c, Egks and
Printing Materials of every description, Stereotyp-
ing of all kinds, Books, Music, Patent Medicine
Directions, jobs Wood Engraving, &C., &c.
HS Brand and Pattern Letters, various styles.
Ba5- ElectrotypinS in all its branches. [jlylI-im.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

E III. .E.R GHEE & ca, WHOLE
o. . sale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
First street Evansville, Ind. ap2S-ly
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-12

GFzERERT y 5E,LES, SECCES-
SSS scrs to ). L. Gilbert * Co., WHOLESALE, truccrs,
sycamore street, between Water and First streets,
Evansville IGd. 4 full assortment of Groceries al
ways on lan'l. and for sale at the lowest prices.
Agents for Cypress Mills Cotton Yarns, at man
ufafturer's prices. ort2g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-02
Winter Arrangement,

- TRANSPORTATION OFFICE b! 4 o. r. H.,l
WnkEIING STATION, Nov. 7ih, 1851.
m and after Sunday Evening, Nov sih, the Passenger
" trains will eavetls station daily at s.lU
T. NJ, and 10 p. NJ Wheeling time The Accommodation
daily Except sundRys) $50 A. H., will receive
charge passeeerS all the principal between
Wheeling and Cumberland Tie Accommodation train
discontinued on East end Of road.
The Express train daily, 44V p 81, viii receive and
DISCHARGE passengers at the following stations only BEN
wood, MOundsvlle, Cameron Burton, BentOn'S Ferry,
FairmOlt Retterman Grafton, RoEIburs, Piedmont,
Rerland No. l2 Water Station sir Johns Kun
harperE Ferry Monocacy, Sykesville, and Washington
Junction. The Mail train daily, (e2cept Saturday,
r. NJ, will receive and discharge passengers the Prin
cipaI stations. .-'i. .i.=
The trains will arrive follows: Mall train b., Ex-
train 1U45 A. NJ Accommodation train, from Cum
Derland, at 6:t6 p. M., Wheeling time.
W; g: W0oDSIDB, suP't.
move ]. B FORD, Agent.
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Moore, wilstach, Keys & Co.,
as WEST ROURTEI sF1EEET,
sCINCINNATI

TlEPORTTNG sEATIONERs, manufacturers OF AfemoFnn.
dum, Pass, and snk looks, of styles, Bhie Print
Book JobbeFs, Medical tubstfE great
pleasure ia solieitng the stsnOn q wessEn BuyeTs
their 1tiIoa4N Sot Of the GREAT STAPLES bFah-
che1 tndcatrd, They Cash SnFt.fimo
Buyers, who we'll established, QuiFes half bound
Gap Blank Books, Is qures full bouhd blank Books,
ali styles, 2H' qaires Del HANK Books % q1iFes Ne
dium blank Bookss g. % quiTrs QuaTtO bnkFi foss
Lead iehhardt, Fabets', makeFr:
9Ug EIoss beet Stesi import tio; 80 gross
Pen Holders; sHs oE. HrnR Rluid ali sizes $50 dOE Ink
stands; 500 States, AL e; 80 WeddinE Envrl-
0peS; $4,000 EnyeiopeS, all ssS English Feasuiy
Betting; leo Rnglsh French and American
PsFs; IS rms Englsh DEauiR PaPeTs lsel Cap Pa
sylet l. Note Pdpert; cOmnerelai, tett~E,
Pae etc. lt del. Books Hank Rotss DFaftss
loo do1. Diaries for 1855; 1OVO MemOrandu Books All
forms; 10 d0S Portfolios Porte 6naies and BlnksFs
Cases 81 cOPyp Presses; IS coppnS BOoks Copy
This Is the plaes @ puFsase In - byns East
6tos fresh. prices low, and Exchange aaved.
MOohE, wlGeT4CI1,lKETS Co.,
noyft - Wsat FOuTth 81, Cineinnad.
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SEWING MACHINRs

79 SEWING MACHINES.
II HAVE tht Agensy fer Excelsior seEiHF Nashnes pTir
$50, - go CaEb warehouse, Eonfh enc
Market, in operates on saturlsy frb II 70 i9 oeaekd
pgl ~ E1l GEO. WILSON s.
LNuGENIA Shirts 0peFn Goaks; ehetIan4 WooI EaUIs
II ohene feaTfs ladies' aHptetts. Also. beau
siIg Elastic bstsst AHeifs, Nes 1es dress btttoEs
Ltea. and Aeaee Hote II EFeuts
Opera Ties JOiuyine do Circular feiyeFYi prfIr ans
new faugRTl HEIsEKLL sWEAbiS6EN.d
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WHRELING3 'AGENCY lFlR THE SALE OF
DUPoNT'S GUNPoWpER.
" AyINGbeen appointed the sole agent IN this city ior
Ill te sale OF Duonts Powder. viii keep on hand IN
SaaSne constant supply Of the various
Tor oSi and Rock and sporting, 10 hal ana Nsete pound
SSSss mt l,uin cases Of each. Orders villa be
s11 lsTre or suaalI qnaEtittcs eshoFtest
loHses - s 'Ss - n RElLLYt
,e No. 81 Main ST. Wheeling, Va.
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Nov BOOKS -StationerV==7l q.

IL >
VAhEs o. ORR No. 1lT Main ST. les leave % call IS
ettentlon Vhoiesae and purchasers BeOts
and 5atlOn8Ty % his fal stock School
Books Of an kinds. IRON the primary tie stsi e0eFe
Classics; HscFaneous BOos ClalgsElrl DFaHfu BoOEE
CoPy Ooks ArehsseteEni Bo0ke (pgE aaihoEs llsthe-
dist Rresi terrain. Bapti.t ard Christian IyIu EbS,
various stylss of binding; Ray miles, worth ff6 sta
So Poe5st do % ~ sylfsi P9i p boellSselaE and
famous Pens nov Z. LAX (ArnoldS of
various patents. &psr books II FaEibus nutldFsSni-
bath Bell g late Bookl Abams 81 Variety- Toy
Bootls 90 r8. Hank Books tf Every VaFIey fi-
Iies for 5f AeloFard " over Rses
Cap, Letter and qte Papers, of 1sII-s
Jiss.s
GOLD Pis.e kIih % can ssbsSiaI attention % our
largru ana well seleeted iot q e0id Pens HAVING lpIe
Of al oar old stock EFHHl PEN Odsred - ana.
eqprising evTy Ne % 4. lf6setou
Eenl Having tie largest and iest
Cd stock o. Pens int city, these IN want % rtof AZ
We uopld can ths dffeat 81 tie LadtSsin parfs=uEr
% stock q FANCY STATIONERY ulie e pufsisei
egeslly for ter knowing that
q the kId and quality at been kept - tttT
Phase eall ana examiHe for yourstITes. q =
Az qfthe abqIeaaf sEigy 1lly kept IN Ne Bok
aud ssationeEy line can potI be lad - -
sepas III Aain 81, WheelinE, va
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G ne particular anu AK Teiets Eia. tha Cyw q
Short Line ksil Road.
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TRANSPORTATION.

1s57-s. ls67-s.
20 e "a
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'TC CORRESPONDENTS

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other d.
of the Inegencer should be addressed to
& concerning the editorial department of the paper,
3i Ie the Editors, jointly or to either one
siutm.
writing for publication, will please write
slly c side VI the paper.
observance OF the above rules will greatly obse U.S.
.d cuEr prompt attention to correspondents than
~ might otherwise receive.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

! PENN5YBVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Attain
\ tic eites with Western, NORTHWESTERN, and SOUTH
Western States by continuous RoilWay direct This road
also connects Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers
all ports the Western RVeR and at Cleveland and San
dusky with S:PameFa TO all ports the WesteTn
Lakes making the most direct, eheapet and reliable
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded TO and from
the Great Wa.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAsS-BOots, Shoes, Hats and
and s S S bsiI OOe per 100 Bs.
Reathsrs Rurs, &c: -. ..-..-..
SECOAD GLASS Domestic Sheeting,l
Shifting and Tiektn (h orignal bales) ~ ,oo a.,
Drugs I'm Oasks,) Hardware, Leather, SiPs' 4NV 4'
I'm rolls or boxss)WOOl and sheep PetS
Eastward.
THIRD CBAss.-Anvils, Steel, Chains Tin
easks9 Hemp, Bacon, and Pork, Rslted rs -. 1oo ~,
Goose 0rIn elsks, lTObherO napufaetu - PEI IVY '1'
ed, Ssxeept eigaTs or cut9 sc. &c.
FOURTH o CLASS-Code ,Tl, ,Baeon, Beef
aa aaS LII 1aEd h eSiks o sa sSa ASH
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. R0sIn. DC.
FLOURT-flt per bbl. until further notice
GRAINIn loads IS per lbs, further
notice. H
oOTTON$ per not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
" shipping goods from any point east Of PhIladeI-
phia, be paTteuartO marx packages EfG PfRRss9rH6d
RdFOdd All Goods consigned to the agents
az Phladephia or Pittsburgh, viii be forwarded without
PRRaiF AGEzTs-C Evans. % REby street Boston; J ?
Clarke No Ast0F House. and No william street.
McDonHd No Battery Place. WORK; Pierce lanes
Vle,O Irwin and Sprngman Brown,
Medium, Madison, Ind; DnmesEil, Belt Go, aud
Carter JsWett Lonisvie, Ky: g 0Rley Co. Eyans-
yle Ind; Sass, Louis, AIO; Harris WOruIey 4 Co.
Ne ophis Fenp; Ltee 90, ChichEa, III; Glass,
WAYNE Ind; sasedsr Philai MagraF KOons, liAlti
II. II. HUSTON, Gen1 Freight gent, PhIlad
Iy1yl HI. L0llBAERT, supt., Altoona, Pa. =
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cHUKChEs or WHEELING,

.NH HOh0lGo SH EW114A4SA|4ANNA.
r ,hs Information Of visiting the city, we pub.
and Mace of meeting. If there are any mistakes we
r1,,asI. a.. orrertian with Measure:
N. uda6.,ys Etisroluku,l, Corner Monroe and Byron
,, R.v Z. n pxRxlSs Rector; morning services 1e1S
clock .yeppsL
\ oku,s E,i.eoDalian Main street between First and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev. J. H. su1, A. ., Rector
-, Ms,,, ,,,,oon 81. night ~
Fir.f Jr,I1te,io, REV r. H. VI Krp pastor, Fourtst,
aud Quincy morning and
NOnd Iresbyte,ta, Webster street between Main and
Market services morning and evening.
laird IteaJyte,ian, rh street, between Chestnut and
i.vrt .s south Wheeling, Rev X. MOODS, Pastor, serr-
r'r,orn,,,a a,[, .,.nrr
Four4 ney A. PAUL., Pastor, SIainstreet,
Sssn Washington and Adams sts. services morning and
1as Ss sra. ,.,,oa,., D,seopar Rev. j. e. wl1sos,
Pastor FOurhsreet, between Msuree and Quincy services
setting and evening.
S'rit Street Iietbodfst a.
''rrsr iArket and Eorth sts North services
A'IainE and evening.
Agpliae Street Methodist Eptscopdt Rev. 4. H. AoN-
raltOr capne street, between First and Second
V'a'rc Mheeingise services morning and evening
Soah Thtelin0 n. r. C7ArSa, Rev A. STEVENS,
t'.'or services morning and evening.
Hh''tt"O Island Hdpei' on wheeling 4siaha' AeS' :.
WisoS, Pastor.
S'''Aa' 4shodfst Altsc9at' key. y
'''i'n' street. between Webster an'
y 'af''' cGte'lr9t' Roman Ca'onc NJ. leF D.S.U.
=. "nK'AS Filth street. corner oil istpne"
s''a'nS and aiternOoi
associate Reformed, Rev j. T. MeCLUER' PASTOR corner
"NaFket and Jefferson sts
D'-'at' Market street, between webster anu
.sH' "'v'nE' services IVY IN sue @oFplhS' anu -
Eaassiiea, Protestant, Rev wn iIkt,rA Pastor, Clay
,!'''0SSe SIXTH Ems. Mnesnns' z,,,,...,
Aat'sltG,,' 60
'',' AAFket street. between webster Sne
synagogue quincy street, 0s''ee''
c.. 49,. ,.,,,...,
D.''aa l'ote'taat Union hAh' Ae'n
SH'Os ana quincy; services lo7< morning.
ODD 1,,,I [II17ss, T1Ii, IClSrrCII,-v
y nAA1-OM . ~ N0,iN :
FtFsIniuH Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
''Hiagntt the HAM, corner and Monroe streets
''o,' ". hat, n. O.; n ~ Carr, Secretary.
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1957-S. s 1S57-S.
Ia - -
NSXSVANIA ZRAILROADI
I3TINTEK ARRANGEMENT.-O -Op and aftsr Monday, De
THI F6sT SAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
i1le, arriving In PhiladslPtia at l.60 p.
me johnstoWn Accommodation train leaves PitSburrh
stations aud running as Tar as one1taug First Aeon
mediation Train for Turtle Crvek Bridgrl daily,
Train for turtle Greek Ieayes. leaves daily Sunday eS-
septsd at 40 PM The Third AecOmHOdHton Train for
Turtle Greek leaves daily, except Sunday GU, =.
Returning fr1lts arrive PiItsbuFRh as folio1s-r-
Rrss4 % T. I'll & SSg a n SohnstOs1 AsSosnoa.
Second Accommodation, ~; Third Accommodation, 6lj
Trains BiarsFtle Indiana, connect AZ BairsVIe
tnterseeon With Mall Train East train West and
Pittsburgh and COnnellsYIe Trans stopping all
tons the Pittsburgh and COnneiisve Road daily,
press Train, S Returning Trains FittsburFh
ana Connsilsys koad, aTrive az PIttsbnEg, SIS and
ThetravelIug public vl and greatly to their interest
road as the Recommendation now ofsrr cannot be sur.
passed on any other route As the road Is balassd with
their patronage.
Pare TO New York. .o1S 90
. " PhIladslptia ..-...........-.tO o.
!. = ss%GEs:'
+" /" uarTtsburg.... ......--... a6
Baggage checked all Stations on the PennsTVanIa
Railroad, Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers purchasing In the cars viii charged
Ten Gents In addition 70 the station rates.
NOTIcs.-In case ofIoss, tir Company win hold them.
selves responsible for personal Baggage only, aud for
NB-The Excelsior OmRbus Line has been employ ed 70
convey Passengers Baguge 90 and from the Depot ata
charge not exceed Is cents for each and bOs
gage. gage. ,,,.,..... .l,-,! s,,,,,,.,,,.i -. ~
Atthe p. n. q. Passenge station, li
JAM on Liberty aud Grant sts-, Pittsburgh
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ELING Va. -TUEsDAY MoRNING. FEBRUARY
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.
s gsss'zzssygz 80 S2R
on and after MOpduy, January 2S. 1858. trains IS
" follows: lr
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1900 NJ Mail Tran stopping at All stations: arrive n
Pittsburgh at T'40 y n, and atBrILssPoFt T:Rl
LEAVE PlTTSBURGn: sF.
700 A. II. Mail Train, stopping At all regular statIors
(Port Homer, sloanS, and Deep hun are dag
stations for AL pa senger traiI,s9 arrlYrE al
Cleveland At SbC N and at bridgeport at
12:lO r 81.
235 p II. Express TFsn, stOpig 1t alIreuIar stations
arrives at Bridg' port at 5:2I II.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
IS0 a. 81 Express Tratn stopping At all regular satons
(Deep Run, SlOans, Port Homer q Y sta
tons for this tran9 arrives at Cleveland at S.s5
p NJ and at Pittsburgh ~ 1885 r ~.
22S r 81 Mail Train stopping all stations arrives
atPlthburgt At T:4OPA.
But train daily to CIeveand-leaYeS Bridgeport at
Connections are made by all throukh trains follows
At Cleveland with Toledo DrITo Chicago and
the Nort,Westi also, for rc, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada. lri4
AT steubenviIIe Belar with the steubenve lodi.
aud Central Ohio Railroads. for Cadz Coshocton,
ark GAINESVILLE, GAINESVILLE, Wilmington, Lancaster
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and ST. Louis.
At Wheeling, with baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cam
berlSnd 4rper Ferry Baltimore and Washington City
Local and Through Tickets purchased the varI-
Gus Offices the line; also at the Union Ticket Oce, Op
Posite the Levet Wheeng Va and At the UnIon Once,
Superint ndant's Office, Q P R.. JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, Jan, ESl lkbS. JANIS supt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-02
Fall5and Winter Goo6s

winter Goods, NhsI siHits The silsniion
public.
DkEsS GOnDs-EaesantS Sk RSbes, eoJoFs and tlaek;
Muslin Hsse RiAir; MotalaDe de lalne EneSs
SkS, In rich Styles Baylere 6ks, Black Figured klks
Printed Neu1ains Dc rie lRlga CaahmsEsSs
In deSIgns; CaAnere Robes; Hack satin eheneF
French and Eis Cntles. VERY hsaullfn ioI
Dusters and Mantess Flad Freneh STnOs;
Bonnys Plain Black Siks. z.s.-.i .fi1 -
EMBROlbERIEs-RaEtRc capea ahd= =BsEthss, IN entirely
deslgns; Laceand Etnbid SetfsfColaFs setVea
HGeheIeAues tlmmed, (Elnb'd ColaTu FFlEel ttotted
Collars Sleeves Eiss and JaeeOnet Real YaIrne-
enRes Lace; JAeeohet and Swiss E8inI FloeiuFS and
A1ssft!t =. = =agay.-
WHITE HOODS-Sa : 0rganda busins; Plafn and EIgA4s
Swiss do; NaLns00k, JaeeOrt sud CanhFte Nusns P1iA
and Striped Mosltng-gF VuTIetys
-SiANLiS, MAhTLE8. "A choke. pf
ShaWis. Manfles. H9Ob SkiFts, 2e. - .
sePtl liEffKELLs SEEARINGRG. O..
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Great Northern and Southern;NGa Route.
FOR NoRTHRRH, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
fFifr .ts r1-1 TRAVELLERS. itf-tlil ~ .-irs 5i
Twice DALY (srnGay night e3eepfeh,l betFeen Rich
Inohd and waShngOn CITY ti6rdonAViile and Alex
andiia. ltafi ass1ft 3ftH 1at
Hours Of departure q Rich
.e:45 A. II. and 7,sO P. NJ
Returning leave Waahington...6 A. 81. and Pm.
and rFa lltr f.erf ~ ar. aiIa19s 5Is8a
Arrive AZ Rlehmsnd ;;.1:aO P. n. and4 An
Baggage checks and tickets given through Rich
ana Washington. - - -st
TliEsE TWO RA1LRoADS HAVING no STRAP RAIF,i
and being IN excellent order, and CARRYING TIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL give tite best Far-
antee Of always securing connections, b
walls daily Riemond and HashlfOn city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
PAHH nEII1 tcli'oND EHp " $3.50
An OmFbns VIII be found Always ready take through
and their bagEage OF wearing apparel, between
the Depots charge, with ample therl
take their meals whether going NORTH SlutlG1
Through Tickets be obtained bstWeen DanyiIls and
WaEhngton At the Terminus Of the Rond,
pleted 70 DanSile- An Agent Of The Copany I receive
the Checks Of passenger from the OEnyille Road and
tend 70 their baggage an the Way % Washington oe Ball
tmoTe Depot. 49,
me- fare he sane the NAH line As hy oia stsaHboat
There change Of line betEeen Rieh-
mOnd and Alarlndrfa. r.. fei
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opgrCE-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
Vff'S -Enuance from Quincy st.
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This route passes through n Lexington Lanesster Cir
ceyIe, Washington, winingt6p AaFrow-the ricIirst
aud uOst beautiful part Of Ohio. -f