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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

~ USHTON'S COD LIVER OIL IN bottles,
X, and by the gallon; Wibor's Co" Liver oii
and Phosphate OF Lime; Qninine; F4ief!n"ie OF
Zinc; Sulphate Acetate ard Mu!!a'e OF MOT
phine; Mixed Canary Seed; Lows Brown 'ha,
sor Soap; Almond and Palm DO; mAi'e ana
Variegated CASTLE do; Shaving DO; hen"e"y
Medical Discovery; San'ord's iny'sora'o,; rs
sence of Coffee: Coxs Gelatlne; Roses Astrin'
gent Compound; Bulls io"nsends' and Sand ;
SarsaparilIas; together with large and varied
stock of Fancy Articles and Periumery' just
received, and for sale by
WILLIAM BOWLING,
oct 90 cor OF Fairfax and Prince
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

w ONDERFULLY CHEAp-At the o, ID
w cheap Shoe Store Of CROSS, LtGEN.
BEEL q co, No. "a, Kmgsreet, WAN
LEATHER BOOTS are being sold at the un.
precedenfed ow price OF 1915, and Mems KIP
BOOTS at $3.50 Those who are IL want o!
CHEAP SCOTS and SHOES. would hud II 10
their advantag" 10 examine our We'll selected
stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
oct l5-dlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

OswEGo, Oct. lS.--The tugboat }. IL.
Boore exploded her boiler early this morn
ing, outside the haroor, scading the COOK 20
that he will not probably recover, and badly
burning The captain and one or two deck
hands. The engineer is missing. The wreck
has been toHed into port.
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The Mar kcIa.

BALTIMORE, October l9.-Flour is dull and
lower; Howard street $537; Ohio So23.-
Wheat is shade lower; red ll5Gl2lc; white
12C6l25c Corn; white 77G7sc.; yellow s5G
Sc Provisions are steady; bacon shoulders,
81 sides, ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

REV STORE OpENED.-LEWl> BAAR
I has the pleasure OF announcing to the CIT
iIens of Alexandra, that he has just opened at
No 1873, King street, new FANCY and DRY
GOODS STORE, MILLINERY ESTABLISH
MENT. &c The Millinery department will be
under tho especial superintendent OF Mrs
BAAR, Gate Miss Meyenberg) and lady OF the
highest taste and OF tried ability has been en-
gagged to attend 10 DRESS MAKING, TRIM
MING. &c The Ladies are invited 10 call, and
are assured that any orders with which they
may favor the establishment, Is i'll be executed
TO their entire satisfaction sep rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

OHOVELs AND TONGS, Andrcns, Fire
~ Carriers. Coal Holds, Coal siiters, Flour
siIters. Wefie and Wafer Irons, Enau eiled
s,nce Pans and Kettles, Spec Mortars, Smooth.
inc Irons Patent Self Heating do, Coffee Roas-
s sSs Oyster Broiisrs, Scales and Weights, sieush
Cutters: Apple Pearers and Corers, Patent KNIFE
Cleaners, French Roll Fans. For sale by
JOHN OGDEN,
OFT 10 Dealer in Housekeeping Articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

AZZARD POWDER--HaVlns made ar
rangements with the Hazard Powder
Com pany, lor the sale OF their POWDER, we
are now prepared TO supply our customers and
dealers generally in lots TO suit, and at reasona'
BILE prices. We havejust received
$50 kegs F. F. F. and Kentucky Sporting
$50 Blasting Powder, and IN lew
DAVIS will be in rece pit OF further supply
J. H. McVElGH u son,
Prince.street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

ST.. LOUIS October l9 The third over
land California mall announced last night,
brings letters but no papers. Five passengers
came through with tue mail. The first and
second westward mails were met and were
progressing fnely. No Indian interference
thus far had been experienced BY any of the
mail parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

NOTICE Having just received large and
~ carefully selected stock OF Eastern made
BOOTS and SHOES, of all kinds and descrip.
tons, We would most respectfully call the at.
tentlon OF the public 10 the fact that We are de.
termined to sell tue same al as low prices as
they can be purchased Tor In this, or any other
city south OF Boston.
As va are practical Shoemakers ourselves
and having personally selected and purchased
the stock immediately from the manufacturers,
We feel confident in asserting that all who SHALL
favor us with 4 call, will find the above fully
verified.
We continue as heretofore, 10 manufacture all
kinds OF BOOTS and SHOES, from the finest
LADIES SLIPPER to the heaviest BROGAN,
BOOT or SHOE.
Particular attention paid 10 custon-worS, and
warraa; d 10 give entire satisfaction, botn as TO
materials and Workmanship. 4 call Is respect
fully solicited a. the oIG cheap Shoe Store, NO
"a. King rect.
oct ls-dff Cross. LUGEN9HFL X co.
NOrICE.-I'a e copar,nersaip existing be-
y tween ;ae undo sned unier the firm OF
FLEMING Il DOUGLASS. is G.-soiyed, tins
day. by mutual consent. Those .debred 10 the
late iiryn, are required to maAe immediate pay
meat y ,ler ol us WHO are authorized to use
the firm name ii settlement.
ANDREW ;. FLEMING,
Iht-i.T ASS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Y Il offer for sale A LOT OF GROUND,
near the city of Alexandria, called "pdN-
GROVE" containing between THREE and
FOUR ACRES. Also, A LOT OF GROUND
adjoining, containing, by estimation, TWO
THIRDS of an ACRE This LOT lies near the
Alexandria Canal, and is an excellent situation
for an lcehouse Vangrove Is we'll adapted tor
Market Garden, and has on II variety OF
excellent Fruit. Ii is within few hundred
yards OF the Corporate limits Of the City OF
Alexandra. II not sold al private sale, II will
be offered al public auction In front OF the Court
House IN Alexandria, on Monday, the sM day Of
Noremt~. 1888 at u cIoek, ID.
Terms made known al sale
oct ls-3l. HENRY LLOYD.
7 WILL sell at public auction, at tbe late resi-.
dence OF VI. Cook Fitzhvgh, deceased near
Anardale, Fairfax County, Va, on Tuesday. tie
Z6ia ms. Of AIR i not the next air day, there
after.) all the Personal PROPERTY, Of
said deceased. consisting In part of SEVEN
TEEN HORSES; FIVE YOKE Of OXEN;
FIFTY-TWO HEAD OF CATTLE. some OF
them very tat; about FORTY-FIVE KILLING
HOGS; THiRTY.FIVE STOCK HOGS; lot
o. WHEY Also quantity Of HAY. FOD.
DER. WHEAT and OAT-STRAW, together
with many other articles ne necessary to men,
ton.
TLnNs os SALE For all sums OF SIS and UNI
der, the cash will be required, over that amount,
a credit OF months will be given The pur-
chaser to give bonds and approved security,
bearing interest from day OF s4le. No property
10 be removed until the terms are complied
with. Sale to commence al ~ o'clock.
EDWIN G. FlTZHUGH,
Administrator o. NJ. c. Fitzhugh.
Fairfax County, Va, oct lS-daeots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

1nn PACKAGES Double Refined Loaf,
tU1 Crushed, GRADUATED, and Coffee Sugars
10 hhds superior Porto Rico
10 Mo!asses
~ bbls. Golden Syrup
~ bags Flo Coffee, (part prince
~ oaks Machine OIL
80 boxes prime Cheese
40 Rosin Soap
$50 bags Shot, assorted numbers
10 boxes strictly prime Cavendlsh Iobac'
CO, now receiving and daily expected, Tor sale by
J. H. McVFIGH 4 son,
oct Is Prncn.s;reet Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

COLOMBIAN AND SOMBRERO GUANO,
I J for sale by foct Sim KNOX d kRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

At the Washington Nevy Yard, on Mon
day, Halc's improved rocket was tested be-
fore q numerous board of officers. At the
same time, also, the patent fuses Of Gomez
and Mills we're put to trial. The success Of
the whole test was sat sfactory, the rockets
hying at distances varying between fifteen
hundred yards and two miles, according to
the augle OF elevation. These missiles are
intended for use by the expedition to Para
gnaY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

TNULLED CLOTHS, LlNSEYS, AND bLAN-
KETS.-We have full and compete as'
sortment of PULLED Cloths, Heavy Pisia LII u i
se,s and Super Heavy Servants blankets, ora
Blankets, Sattinets, Tweeds, &c NC "nleu we
will sell very low, and invite persons WaI.;ns
such goods to call and examine before iiiaN'"s
'he a, p PN'' TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

II S6, $ PRIME PORTO RICO SUGAR,
w. ~ . ending this day, and for sale low, by
~ ]. +. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
UNITED STATES d VIRGINIA CEN
TRIAL AGRiGULTURAL FAIR!

Ea IN ri =; -: !. - 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

IL BOXES NEW YORK CHEESE, Tor cut
~ ting, just received and tor sale by
or "a J. A. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

(AMIIY BIBLES-I have on hand ine
II assnr,nent of FAMILY BIBLES, some II
very rich bindings, all OF U wn1eh &, "" K;Dssst
low prices. ROBERT bEhh' Oh Ming
oct Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

Also, a further supply of the .ile Rangers
Hunters Feast. Desert Home, Bush Boys, Dung
Ieagers, Plant Hunters Forest hxiies' ka"'
away to Sea, Young Voyageurs, and Soap Hun
tiers. by the same popular author Just rrcev
ed and for sale by [oct POI R0BT. BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

JhiL>-5O9 kegs Avalon and Old Dominion
: o,, 0 y" IN store, and for sale by
WHEAT q BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

OswEGo, Oct lS.-The schooner Albicn,
bound Tor :hs port, snd owned by Dooiittle,
Irwin & Wright, of this city, is supposed to
have been los, with all on b ard, 10 the great
gale of the 7th. She left Cleveland for the
Welland Cuual on that day, and is said 20
have gone down off Erie, Penusy lvania. The
vessel was insured in the Northwestern Com
pany of Oswego.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

Mu1TARY.--The Alexandra Rifncn, IN.
der command of Captain Arthur Herbert
Lieutenants Smith aod Allen Of the Mount
Vernon Guards, and Major Geo. I. Whit
tiugtou of the l75th Reg. V. NJ, left here
Yesterday morning in the cars for "iDches'
ter, where they will spend to-day, and are
e.pected home tomorrow afternoon.
After their visit to Sarepta Hall, on Mon
day evening the R'aemen, paid visit BY in-
vitation, to the Ladies at American Hail,
where they made very handsome appear
ance.
After attending the Fairs, 90 Monday
NIGHT the RiHemen had moon light parade,
going through the evOlu'iOns in true soldier
" style, and eliciting many expressions Of
cpmmendation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

MNn LBS. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, in
;,nrV % pound bags Just received and
10y oct l9] J.E DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

C1ycINyArI, Oct. I'm. G dard, the bal
loouist, came down last evening fifteen miles
from S.ndu.ky, at 10 80 and Steiner de-
seconded At IL o'clock, p. m, within ore pile
OF SaDduskY.
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BYAAGNETTC TELEGRAPH.
Additional by the Steamer Ariel

ST. JOHNS, O.t. lS.-The Submarine Tele-
granh Company have issued proposals Tor
Gl50 900 additional capital to lay two ca
bles from HIlI to Eihes, in Hanover, and
Touuing, in Doumark.
A meeting is to be held at Paris, in Nc
venber, t. make arran sements Tor the con-
structon Of canal across the lsthmus OF
Sisz.
The specie in the Bank Of Austria, am cunts
to eli 900 900.
There were large quantities Of tea :. Can
ton waiting the reOpcDiog Of trade for expor-
ta,IOp.
Trade lad been resumed at Sbsngai.
RumoIs were ati jat that there we're two
French ships-of-war at LISBON, demanding the
restitution of Charles George.
The King OF Denmark was quite i'll.
Lord Z gin was at japan and the United
States Commissioner Rad at Shanghai.
Affairs at Canton were in most unsatis-
factory state.
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EH -. S.
nERSUNS wishing 10 attend the above 'lR
TO be held in Richmond, Va, commencing
on the 25th instant, can procure Round Trip
Tickets, VIA ORANGE X ALEXANDRIA, and
VISGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADS, at the
Southwestern Railroad Office, corner OF Sixth
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington
CITY, and the Orange Il Alexan irla Railroad
Ticket Office, in Alexandria.
Fare from Washington City aud .7trandrta
SIS SO.
Tickets not transferable and good only from
2 d October to LIST November, inclusive
J. r. NltKLlN,
oct 2O--3t Ticket Agent Alexandria.
NEW BOOKS MAGAZINES, AND PA
PFRS, AT GEO SIGGERS' Book and Pc
riodicM Store IS Prince street, opposite the C0-"te
CGee
Godev's Lady's Book for November is truly a
splendid number, price 25c.
Pe,erson's Ladies Magazine for November,
lSc.
Arthur's Home Magazine for November, lec.
Ballou'. Dollar Monthly for November, lUc.
Yankee Notions ior November, very anus
ing number, Zoe.
Nick Max for November, full OF fun and wit,
l0c.
NV Lady Ludlow, by Mrs. Gaskiil, author OF
MARY Barton" North and South "Craw'
ford" "Moreland Cottage" l2c
The Mexic ,u's Bride, or the Rangers Revenge,
by W. Tidhall., esq, csc.
All the Weekly Papers on hand. oct ~
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Moore, WiIstach, Keys & Co.,
% WEST FOUBEIE srREET,

T1IP0RTtNG stATIONERs, manufacturers of NemoFan.
l. d1m, Psa, and Rla9k Books o. Al Styes Ble Print
Book JObbeFf Medical PublBhera great
pleasure IN soliciting the attention % We1ten BuyeTs
their Lees Of The GREAT STAPLES bran
indicated. They Offer Tor Cash and eioFfrie
Buyers who Ve estabshed. 60 ouFeS half Boand
Cap Blank Books, Ia uires l bound Gap BOoks
all styles, 9n qures Deal Rank hooks, 3D0 quIres Ne
dtum Blank Bo0ks $500 QlTe1 Quargs Blln $50 Fross
SO EIoss best ssesl ioTt st 80 Efosi
stands; $50 States, al tSes; 2 gEo wedding Enve
opes5 S5Olpa EnveIoPsss al st Baesh TFeGsuIF
Bottfegs 1po E1Efisls FFth uld Anlsen Pa
pfFss 9 Fs, EnEsh pgaWiug Pspers: 800 Fr Cap Pa
PERI 800 letter PahTt. rms. 3at PlpsTs ar
gtgess LOO Fns. Note Parse. Letter
peeEst ETC., ete 100 da4 Reels blank Agtes sd Drafts
l0o doE Diaries for lsbIs ~ 1igIuoFauduua Boos nj
toTss - doE. Portfolios PoFte-ll5uasa ard BanteS
Cases 9 Copying REyase p oagHps- -H6oss5o0 oz Coy
Il1 = tle plaee . lfcs II iyfn isSt
IOoRk. WlLSfACH. KEYS = Co.,,
poT1 - Wen FOURTH e., CI1eisnaa
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PHNNsYIvANIA -RAnRoAD.

RENN54llNANlA E6EAlkAESOA0s
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
Western States by continuous RoTay direct This road
also Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers to
all ports the Western Rivers and ~ Cleveland and san
dusky with STEAMERS to all ports on the North-WeeTn
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
the GFeGt HSSf.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAsS-Boots, Shoes, Hats and
GSBi Dry eCGS % SGS S1s per 100 y.
SECOND CLASS = Domestic SheetIng.
ShrtinE and Ticking, lin original bales) y. - 1eo n
Drugs Tin easks,) Hardware, LEATHER - Nv -
Tin rolls or bOxes)wOOl and sheep Peits
Eastward.
THIRD CLASS.-AuyIs, Steel, Chains (in
easks,l Hemp, bacon, and Pork, salted 81, - 100 ,n
Goose or in CASKS )rObaerO manufaetu- ~ PSI AOU '''
ed, (eNceDt cigars Orc cut,) &c. sc.
FOURTH CLAsS-CoHee, ,Pish, ,E5a eon ,lieefl
aGd HaS RE .ga n eIiEs o sS o ses A.
Clay, Tar, Pitch ROsin, &c.
FLOUR.-$l, per bbl until further notice
9RAiNln car loads IS cents per lDO lbs, unt further
notice.
C0TTON-42 per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight unt
further notice.
~ In shipping goods from any point PhladeI-
phia be particulars mark packages riH PtRaSL
ditrO All Goods consigned to the agents Of this
at Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, will be forwarded without
FREIsAT AoExIs-C Evans, 81 KIiby street Boston;
Clarke, No AstoT House. and No William JChn
McDOnald Battery Places YOrk; Pierce AGO Zanes-
vile, Co. SpFingman brown, Cincinnati o;
C MeIdruIn, Madison ind DumesrH, Bell Co, and
Carter JeWett. LouIsve, Ky; G ORley Co, Eyans-
vile, Ind Sass st Louis MO; Harris WOFmley Co,
Me nphis, Tenn; eeh Co, Chicago, III; Glass, Fort
Wayne Ind; SneedsT, Phila; MaGTaE KoOns BaIti-
more; A steW art Pittsburgh .,I.
II. H. HUSTON, Gen1 Freight Agent, Philad.
iy1yl H.J.LOMBARRT, suPt., Altoona, Pa.
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" and after Monday, Dec. 81 1851, trains VIII run as
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TRANSPORTATION.

-
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
ITTINTER ARRANGEAiENT.-on aud after Monday, De
THE PAsT NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every morning. except Sunday, ~ 10 o'clock PttsbuFgh
TIE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening"
at 9lU:
The JohnstoEn Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily except Sunday. $50 o'clock M, stOppRg an
stations, and running far C0nemaugh. FIRST Accom-
cept sunday at lB4O, a. m. me second Aeeommodation
Train for Turtle Orsek leaves, leaves daily, Sunday
Turtle Greek leaves daily except Sunday 1t 81, = M
Returning Trains arrive PttsbaTgi fOll6Ws:-Ex-
oa Ham Piist turtle Greek 50 y me-
Second Accommodation 12 ~; Third Accommodation, 6l0
Trains for BIarsye aud Indiana connect at RairsrTe
Intersection with Man Train East Express truIB West
Pittsburgh C0nneIsViie Trains stopping All
lions the Pittsburgh COnnellsvle daily,
press Train, 88,p Returning Trains PittsburEh
and Connellsve Road arrive At Pittsburgh, SIS and
The travelling public WIN and greatly their interest
In going East West TO travel by the Pensyvanta Rail-
road as the accommodations OneTed cannot be
passed any route. balIasted with
stope and Is entirely free from dust. promise safe
speed and comiOFt, all who may favor this road with
their patronage.
.s - = PhIadsIphia :. 10 90
= Baltimore. .................. %
r.4 " i;aneaster '.--'-..-.---... :. y
ID. =" :" uaTTtsbuTg.... ..--.-.--.----. . 80
Railroad, Philadelphia BALTIMORE and New York.
Passengers tickets In the VIII be charged
Ten Ceuts IN addition to the Station rates. EXCEPT from Sta
tFons where Ihe Company has agent
NOTIcE.-In ofloss, the Company viii hold them
selves responsible for personal bauEe Ony' and for an
NBThe Excelsior Omnibus Line ,has been employ
charge Is passenger and bus
for Tickets aPrIytO JsrEwART. Agent.
At the p. 4. r. Passenger Station,
JAM on Liberty and Grant sta, Pittsburgh.
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NM LNM on. NEWsPAPERs.

sub,srbers who do give express notice to the con-
.ry arc considered wishing to continue supserp
lVhs. a., ,,.., ,,,,,.,,,o ~ bsIr ,f5eari.
deals the pabsher Ay continue to send them until a aF
rtlrases are paid. -,....,.. .,,.,. ,.x,o,,
% from lie onires to which they directed they are held
,.,pcnLc till they settled the bill and ordered them
III subscribers to other places withoutinform-
:, the papers sent to the former di
rte.vu, they held responsible. ~,
Ike Courts ave decided that refusing to take periods
fICm the Office or removing and leaving them uncalled
sr /, pTihd EIciu evidence OF intentional fraud.
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nd cOlthEsPoNpENTs.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other f.
business of the Integencer should be addressed to
CONCERNING the editorial department of the papet
cEl addressed Editors jointly, or to either one
writing publication, will please write
oaIy en- Que side OF tle paper
IA observance the above rules Will greatly oohge US
M sycurr prompt attention to correspondents than
~ might otherwise receive.
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cHuKCHks or MHEELING.

the Information of strangers visiting the cS~s pup
i tile following the different Churches, and their
ir and place of meeting. there any mistakes, We
ullmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
II NuttEtos EIisc0ldlitfn, Corner Monroe ana Byron
Streets Rev. e T. PEKKlXs Rector; morning services 1U
clock, evening, :.
81 Jo6us Episcopdti0n, Main street, between First and
Second Centre Wheeling Rev. II. sNTIH, A. M Rector
serrcss-MOrning 1O1si afternoon s1E; night ~.
First fresJgte,Gn RKv. II. H. wKAD PASTOR Fourtii't.'
and afternoon
Second PresDyteriun Webster street, between Main ana
Market Centre Wheeng services morning and evening.
Taird presJpferfa,i Filth street, between Chestnut and
FalLe ss South Wheeling, E. GODS, Pastor, seFvl-
ga morning and evening.
Fourth IreAJyteidMf Rev A. PAuLLi Pastor Nanstreet,
Wosiston Adams stsi services morning ana
evening.
Fourth Street Methodist Kptscdp0E, Rev. J. E. WILSON,
between and Quincy services
nsrning unI evening.
street Methodist Eptscopal, REoEn Pastor
corner Clarke. and sts North Nheensi services
morning and evening.
taopifae Srs.t Getaodist Etscopal. Rev. T. II. MOS-
EOl PASTOR Chupne street, between First and second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
SpaA Fleeing NJ e. CAurth, Rev. A. srETE&s,
Pn,,cr services morning and evening
Ehttling Island Chapel Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
WIlsox, Pastor.
Csrua Nethodist Kptseepal, Rev, o. HElwlo, PASTOR
Chspne street, between w Webeter ana thho Seh'Ie
ins. d. {. q
y Jane. cathedral, Roman Catholic, Rt, Rev. BISHOP
nv. wnKAx, Filth street, of Hampdeni services
morning and afternoon. r4i
Associate Reorued Rev. j. t. McoIuRE, Pastor, corner
0tMarkct and and
Disciples, Market street, between Webster and Third
Centre Wheeling; services 1O in the morning, and ~
sTsning.
Erange'iet Frotestant, Rev. WM HElFER PASTOR Clay
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion Erdngslfcdt L,stAerfan, Rev. F. ZtAAHERNAS,
PASTOR Ma,et street. between Webster and Third Centre
Wheeling; services morning and evening.
J,rih Synagogue Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
German PrOtsStaat, Union Fall. Main street, between
.-,l n, s...,,t.,s 1n1< nnoroinC.
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sheppard and Morgan,

Sheppard and Morgan,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers.
No. .191, ltdih st. Corner Of Union.
III AVE hand large and complete assortment of
III all articles line consisting Ladies' Gen.
sInens saddles ns and coarse HARNESS. Iron Fras and
Leather, HOEshn. Hair and Wool Collars Whips lIamesr
&c. &c. &c. E. u n -FE u
style Of English shaftoe. f.H5sf; = 7
frame Trunks and Vaces very superior article
single and double Harness the style; Stage,
Wagon and Cart Harness Of the best material and
manShp. sst
large Of Carpet Bags satehels every
variety ef.mRterial and pRttern.s ~ ~ u 80
An work ordered win be furnished promptly and no ef-
will be spared merit continuance Of public IA
noyiI SHEPPARD MORGAN.
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N and after Mondnyi DEC q Is57 trains VIII run as
" follows: asa1E usa1 riuf rrae
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1880 A. NJ Mall Tfan stopping at stations; arriving
Pittsburgh lt 7:S5 81, and bridgeport Vt
5ne 7;sO P M. nea
rn LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
$3.50 A. b. Express Train, stops regular statiOrs,
(Poft Homer, Slonns, and Deep Kun nag
Stations for this traIn,l arrives at Bridgeport
at l1:12 A NJ rst 10. -
2S5 P. NJ. Mail Trsin stops way stations
z ah Salisbury, Sumnitvie, Hanover, East kOehes.
ter, MOultrie, Winchester, Lima, EGFlville. Bed
ar ford and NeWturgh dag stations fer this
'' trnIn) arrives at Cleveland at $50 r 81, and at
sd Bridgeport at 7:9OPM. aaFf-
,uR 2 tttraH LEAVE BRIDGEPoRT: 5aaaitU
300 A. II. Mail Train, stepping all stations, arrives
At Pittsburgh Rt 7:l6 A 81.
24 P n Express Tran stopping at all regular stations,
7 deep Run, SlOAns, Port Homer nag sta.
tIons for this tranO arrives at Pittsburgh ~ I:25
M and at atClevelAnd at $50 P M.
450 p NJ Fast Express TFain stopping At aregulRF sta
tlonS, arriving at Pittsburgh at 9;I0 P n
But train from Bridgeport Cleveland dayeayes
at 2:24 p.
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g7gfas SEWING MACHINES.

HAVE the eney for ExeeisoF seinE Maelinee. price
~ SO, D50g Can be setn ny parrouEe, south end
Market, In oPsrStion Saturday from II 20 12 O'Clock
uEt .SEo. WILSC'N.