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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

lM q ~ ,sa 49, ~ ~ ~ ~ sssss
- IIPPES aud others interested informed that arrange
- have been made by which receipt for wheat
the Sou,c EHruad and vessels from
City Point New York at the following prices W wit
Wheat, bushel III cents
Olher produce aud merchandise per agreement.
These include all charges for receiving and forwarding
and all usual risks except sea Insurance.
Wheat and -four coming down the Canal will be received
the Canal bank, below the Virginia y Tenn Railroad Depot
A. W. HORNER,
aug s-d3m Agent 5outliside Il. X. Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
E.r'id Class EihHI,
To be drawn Wilmington Del, "Wednesday, No, 30t, $50
EVERY OGHDR TICKET A PRIZE
Prizes payable in full, without deduction
lurIBnIEs ER, .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

1890 prizes, amounting Ia Al,aO2,W~
Tickets 40, Halves AO, Quarters -, Eighths $3.50.
Certificate of Package OF 20 Wholcs, costs A36 M
10 20 Halves l.IN ~
DO do 70 Quarters. ,..,......, ~ 90
20 Eightlz ........,,.... ~ ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

MY usual "Norhem Trip viii be made about the hrsl
M sepenber Circumstances In connexlon with my return
ms 10 m old stand prevent universal application for pa,
menl therefore earnssy request calls on me, and pay
aag oats r. sEABUBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08
LYNCHsUaG FEMALE COLLEGE

UyHE nstituon will be tho
Arst Monday In september with tH Corps Of frQfes
sors and ample facilities for nstaetion In all the branches
study pertaining 10 q
EXPENsES-Tuilion In Englsh for erra Of Eve months
months, t75. t .ls
No deduction two weekA One hal
the Board and Tuition required In advance.
For Catalogues containing further psrticuars apply
July 15dAciy sAM'L X. cox. President
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rRAYELLER's DIRECTORY, &C.

200 . -
oLssas soyTH SIDE RAnEoAD Co.. July iih, $50
and acr this date The Mall Train for Petersburg ano
" Rchmond Will leave Lynehbmg a, n'oo, A. NJ ana INC
July i'd. IL. d. BIED, Superintendent
ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
Ek4E sssSrssaias.- .zzs,1ass -
gUyE Train leaves dali, Ut ~, A. NJ, for ordons
Vile connecting with Trains The Virginia central
and the WEsr aud with the Trains on 'ne ma
Railroad Woodstock nn intermediate points
daily Sunday nights exeepcd nj O'Clock,
NJ for kHEosD, NEw ORLEANS, MEMPHIS and inennedae
points
tH- Through Tickets al the Railroad station
The Trains leave GordOnsyile daily at 5, A. NJ ana iUio
r. NJ, arriving nj Alexandra ai 2, i. NJ. AMI ., A. NJ
sept 6dts D. X NitklIs, Ticket agen.
&0W u 5s2ss.ss 49, ss;BEtsa 48R
OFFICE OF TIE soUTIl.s1DE R. Coz,
PErERsBuRG February 11ih, l5os J
the regular monthly meeting Board Of Directors
"A Of the south side Railroad Co., the following resonao"
adopted:
Reoued That the Freight Agent Lyncbury hereafter be
requested 10 collect all freight goods received nj or delivered
his Depot before they out OF the possession Vi
the Company. Copy from Record =
feb 16-dts JAMES h. CUTIIBERT, secretary.
G0W u @, 80
GEN.L FREIGHT OFFICE v a 7. r. r.,
LYSomBugu. March i0h, l>9 !
HWING TO the Of produce coming down the
~ rDhd and the crowded slate al the Depot there VI De no
Flour inspected Depot aud aler MONDAl the sIsi
Inst. BY order oi Zen. ouIl.
march 17-dts +. u. JELLis General Freight Agent
OFFICE sOUTilSlDE RAILROAD Co,
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Make You. own Soap.

fsllE keystone state Saoniner, Concentrated Lye will
l. make soap with little or trouble; viii clean type;s
valuable r all purposes where sirons se required VIII
nake hard wafer soIt
We would the against commercials
{" his article has induced unprinciped parties 10 initiate
Fd directions with each PACKAGE
large supply for sale by JOHN II. sEAY,
sept 2i-dls Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-08

4 'ORN, MEAL LUMP AND GROUND PLAsTER-be
~ Undersigned has rented from Messrs Langhorne Johns
Their Corn and i'asitr Mil He will keep constantly Aani
Inc above articles Which &c will sell cheap punciua
ers, tHAS ). LANGHOkNE, sole Agent
march i-ds for the sale OF Western Plaster city
NIHEAr rHkEsHING MACHINEs.-I have III and
w or sale al low prices to close consignment oEE Pow
r. AND ihREsiERs, OF the most approved patterns.
aug ll-d;s W. I. ANDERSON
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NEW CONCERN.

A CARD.
HAVING bought Of K. Joslin his entire i,,.,. l., 81
II concern OF Mhittemore Josln tender nv th.n
10 my friends aud customers for lbeui share Of bcr M
onase Tor nearly seven years hoping contnusn .,
The same ut The LyLchburg Agricultural Works "
Yer, Respectfully,
sept lb-dts C. A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

ANEW ORLEANS MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA,
IN Albany Columbus Macon, Augusta, and various places
In Florida, via avnnpah, Ga.
The Cast isaac Crowe willleaye On Saturday
be had for following piacesare low 40 by other
steamer from New York 70 Savannah; accommodations
perior.-
York 70 New orssns. $9 % Mobile :a5 Mon.gomsty
go; Macon Ga S2l; Augusta, $40; Savannah, $5
SAMUEL L. MITCHILL 4 SON. ID Broadway.
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nRATTON,S ENGLISH PARLOR OPERATE EN3RR-
- TAlNMENT. HOPE CHAPEL, ROADWAY.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
Mr.. and Mrs DRAYTON will give their unique and popular
FIVE NTGHTS LONGER,
Including Saturday night Dec 81, dnsead Of MatfnaaA
after which hey proceedio williamsburg Brooklyn, Newar
Philadelphia &C.
TuEsp.Y, Dec q Ml1S o'clock,
THE SOMNAMBULIsT;
THERE'S SILVER LINING TO EVERY CLOUD.
The popular Lyric Proverb, entitled
NOTHING VENTURE NOTHING HAVE.
SENIOR OLIvEIRA, the great violinist.
Amer which,
LOVES LABOR LOST,
In which Mr.. DRAYTOE will sing
'siMoN CELAECR.n
The ERAYTONS and OIIvElRA will perform At Ia
ODEON, Williamsburg,
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. e
PoIYTECHNrC INSTITUTE. Brooklyu
On TUESDAY EVENING Jan. g.
And each succeeding night for short time only.
and secured be had the o0aoe
advance, The usns places in New York. Broohun,
and Williamsburg, without charge.
Seats numbered and secured &c.; other seats &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

a UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-ESTABLIsHED 1852
"A Carrying the United states mail sailing positively on the
day adverisedTnc and strictly extreme clipper
ship COMPEER 9Si tons register }. D. White commander
comes 10 her berth viii hundred tons OF her cargo
ga yed aud now going board "A East river she Is
posyey the ship and will sail the 10Th Of January for
Me sbe has magnificent Tor first and
second For balance Of freight or
apply board or to K. W. CAMERON NO obe wing Green
Sah bills sale cash advances made consgnmens
Consiepees in Australia, WILKINSON BROS 90.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1850


EtoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE--cLIrPER
shp ESCORT, Cap Hsssey will positively sad o
Wednesday, peo % The shps II this hoe noted e.,
hek extraordinary speed For passage lowest rates, app
Bouth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

lEERCHANTs RETIRING FROM BUSINESS OR 0I.O
M sing out stocks Of goods by calling the BANKING oc
Of p. JAMES co. IS Wall street. will lind purch
VIE WIN pay some cash and b,spce in good %srEags and
have been selected by careful, and experienced with
view their farming and numbering facilities Many Of
being good streams forraing aud win thar
enough lumber TO pay for tho land.
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LOAN 0FFICAa.

x 40 CANAL sTREET=MoNEY TO LOAN TO AMI
for cash. by CHARLES WOOD, 40 stress doora
HEONRY TO LEND-oN DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEW.
M elry Silver Ware Dry Goods and personal property OF
al descrtr Goods may be redeemed any time within
one year II. BARNARD, Il Third avenue Private Office
entrance hall door.
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INNER AID NIsES OF MUZO.
~ fHE GRANADIAN GOVERNMENT INVITES
PH0P1sSAfS FOR THEIR 4 ErTfNa

~ fHE GRANADIAN GOVERNMENT INVITES
PROPOSALS FOR THEIR LETTING.
The existing contract for the eiNng OF the Emerald Mines Of
Mao belonging 70 the nsuon.l government exerng the
invite proposals from pars within the 0ransdtan GonederA
unn and abroad who may desire
posDs must be addressed and aevared under seal
Direction de anss aosots" before IL NJ VI the 6 day
Of April, 1880 which date they will be opened 10
nerce OF the Secretary Of the Treasury ldicaod
the h hest bidder No proposal will be adpiei
term than six sears for less than S4 o annually
Under the contract the contractors VIII obtain tbs exclusive
privilege of working all the emera mines belonging
republic Payments be made 10 the quarterly
ia advance The terms Of the contract will be found
tsed IN nj Notcioso de Nueva YORK. whore ME nyon of
the Grapadian has been putlshed In f For
further information apply 10 the Granadan Consul 03 Pearl
street. to the Vice Cossu % Pine street. New York.
7 o. OF O. F.-THE MEMBERS OF COVENANT LODGE
No. s. requested u nj their lodge this
the last tribute of respect late brother Bernard
Foster His remains Will be taken 70 Cypress Hill for inter
meut SAMUEL J. HEIiINGS, N. q.
MASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF EUREKA
M Lodge No 243 r and A are requested meet at
their Masonic Temple Of rcome aud Crosby
Streets Tuesday morning December II O'clock NJ,
for the purpose of paying tbs last tribute OF respect
late brother James crssan B, oraeT RrrroN
GEO. W. wAyRE, Secretary.
HEAsONIC-NEw YORK GRAND LODGE or PER.
l lection No. will at their rocms Sl4 broadway this
uesday} evening ut y o'clock for The purpose OF celebrating
the festival Of st John the Evangelist BY order McCLE
EACHAN, 7. +. G. NJ JOHN II. GRAY, q. sec'y.
CT BRIDGET's LADIES' CHARITY FAIR rs NOW
~ open. add will continue until the 18th inst with splendid
graph OF the uslious DR. Cabf set In handsome gilt oval
frame open 10 the chances of the lucky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

z CHRIsToPHRR STREET IF you WISH TO HAvn
true information Of asirs through life then don't
iA 70 consult As- II. ROEDER the only and CITED
lady OF nfomatonhe knowiedga OF which will esve you
street, near Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

A
Each novelty with ne scenery costumes music machaery
koTcx-The performance wiz terminate every evening By
t3ss: E Ess:ss E E#H:Esz
GLORIOUS BILL
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
NO NORTH. NO SOUTH.
JUSTICE As5 81 raArEssnr
SECOND WEEK
SUCCESSFUL s ~ Tas ooxEpY.
DISTANT RELATIONS;
sourH maSsSnISr1 NEW r0RK
Loo4 sos sSHsz ssp os gs54a'
And presenting fA'asa''' S''1''.
Az actually exists in %;ny ssses Il win be repeated
AND EVERY EVENING.
e. u rnE ,I.cS z
SsSS - s :ss sss DAILY
Edwin IedsTii's ilirgit. SON Iss,ss
Jafap ss s,,s1 ~ butterfly fashion i vnosas
Nj; Tompkins, neutrality-suspicious. from bold =,
F.ssy Murphy: Central Ps'sss ., wSsass'ss
sis1. aeA 'p.s~ea -. .:.. Msssr Fred wrss
ss:rss ssss :ss:ssss:
Jshn Arssht 5r Arfashs grandson Mis- Mary Bullock
society
Bridges saSgsS, rom Limerick, bringing Iss ~.
Frsulsn Won ' KIsoieaw, proprietor OF sr@sa
Mss Dr. Roci:ndaacI. STRONG minded wensn 's
isasi; Of ..,,.. s sra
Wis I%cci an ana.veopsd prodigy Ssl'ha wren
on he main Chances q life Miss Mary Wells
a Dss Ct che free sas
sist oP AND ETs
:: s and " boy
s-s e NEW YORK.
e: IS
sSi i;a'si Ss'f '.'a STREET BOARDING
free and Independent. female american citizen At home
mornIsss rscres..on1LGwe's paiccn-f.sss vsna.Ihe
Young Than old young .dies
rom Tnion-TSe new srrss1Tomplns n search q
&c spread sssis.So hoass:-No haieSNo EoMns. No
anmpsA sudden discovery Of one-A lobster In the pot
SCENE r1Rsr-A F EoR sf SEM IN NEW JERSEY
sHs Ty q
& IN
fashion able lady hler-Crnoline endangsred-How to
scene IL THiRD-A FASHIONABLE oosssRv AroRy
1f sen
The teeth of the new Tels qaa AM, On edge
SCENE F1RsT-THE Al AMlfY STREET BOARDING
An Irish sSpMrs Dobes aga i'm Doom the De
Of
band oSSs5fes NEW ronE
i rom Sc Slses S.ssd .ss ssi.l
slight transportation nerves In danger-In
A'-A SCENE THIRD-rHE HOME OF THE LOVELY.
The na the world does ass Know !. he
s ssssssss
aed phan.hropycod voua~ln close quarters
sSEsh AtAE #
pigeon already piucked- Dsspponied
e ss
''' he 'na Of Ne PITY RiI spa 4sssRx1s.r1ox:
United firm in close H in5aTssGrnEI'y'
Far the 'e eisHAss Of t 'hsss THE COUNTRY
ssSSss '''
In active INV hRf III Al e DsAaa,
004ptc0 1tan0dTO novel,
POPULAR DRAMATIST.
e !. E ;ssusa enc nse Z s's
Performance over 1t 10 O'Clock.
WAN AMBURGH COMPANY,S MANAGERIE
AT PALACE GARDEN,
is 81 sfH.sf1ss every
Doors . .gis 4 X N sRf II Il 4Ha worLD
s2sS Ida faEsH ssffs 81: 4R CHILDREN
knowledge for tho world. School for tho million.
a' ssa e s -
great study Of natural history
Animals fed In Of the audience ct IL o'clock
ANOTHER NEW FEATURE JUST ADDED.
Shouts Of h and rounds Of applause by old and young
tho performance Of that
LAUGHTER PROVOKING HALrESE JACK.
Every afternoon and evening The edusatsd pony Black
Diamond.
PONY PRINCE AND MONKEY JOCKO
Great elephant Hannibal and Prof. Langwohy On hs
TEAMED ANIMALS, WILL APPEAR.
WHITLOCKs
w FREE PICTURE G. ALLERY
OF OIL PAINTINGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

PRoADwAY VARIETIES. ~ GRAND STREET, TWO
UKPRECEI ENrED ATTRACTION
for the Chris mas Holidays Great sport New novelties
THIRTY PERFOkMERS
every night Singing dancing music Ballet shiopianism.
BALLET TROUPE OF TWELvE MISSES.
With the original Female Minstrel In their
ADMIsS SION IL GENTS.
Commence at terminate vt H. beautiful young ladies a
snd the saloon Gentlemen VIII pleare call Only deer
from broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27
kI,n ruE EnIrnR or TuE NEW YnRK

ITO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.-sIR:
When The steamer Long lssnd was sunk of Sands Point
your paper thai berries going 70
raise The steamer New World h consequences Of being upoy
mistake other machinery employed in raising that
vessel than that made under the patent Mr. John r.
suboned Statement signed by builder The captain and
the pilot and the engineer of .hs. vessel ali Of whom
full opportunity of observing the working Of the patented
cnery They have expressed their opinion q la
attempt to add anythipg 10 the strength Of their re
copmenda,Ion / may mention however that siace The
EsDE % Ds Us has nsn S
lately the dry dock at the foot Of Pike seeD
and am Inns war,ed to the entire Of
Gently formed Which called The United States
% vosss
Se ~ M % Se a
teresis be quickly conveyed 70 any given point and
@s II M ssf e ssnsrss smployed
U Counsel to The Company No schamers street. New York
STATEMENT ABOVE REFERRED
BRooRLYv, East DIVISION, Tee IL, 1859.
To ebn r. Jourfa Esq Inventor Of Patent ares for the
use q rasng sn rasn1 s we ss use o.
Hesitation In recommending 1t OF the most practicable
and safe mehods that have ever causing damage
the vessel whatever The above invention the
calculated the following purposes viz Tbs raising sunken
vessels Of all descriptions Rhterng vessels shoals
bars raising Of sunken rocks cargo &c. Believing that
the above invention will become Of the msst useful when
thoroughly wn, we remain, ours since, ely, ,ro
shipbuIder, 100 South Third street,
A. scmarindyke Captain and owner steamer Long Island.
once No q Ioandt street. New York; Charles Smith, Pilot
Richard g. Peck, Engineer, Long Island
fJ,HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN DIRECTORS
Office in irving piece OF Fifteenth street. on Mon
day the 9h day of january next from Il e IL O'clock
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OOG BowERY.-MADAME wIDaRR C1.AIRvOYA ANT,
LcO gifted spanish lat2, unveils the mystery Of fuurty
for al diseases tells lucky numbers property lost or stolen
NO. ~ Rowery hetweon Houston aud bloocker sroesa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27
Dr. NEW YOAR. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
CoArrRoILEI's OrTIce, Doc. 81, 1859.

&6n 000 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL wANTED-TS
WCO.UUU business established In this city; sales
clusivey cash The annual proas are at least FIVE times
larger than the capital invested The advertiser has
give particulars unless satisfied the applicant has the
amount Only such will please address box 705 New York Post
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27
LEGAL NOTICES.


A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-PHTLIP BERGMAN vs.. THE
~ Cumbersnd City Bank, and = r. AMMAN Trustee No
MaryandB OF the decree In the above
notice hereby given TO all holders OF the notes OF cir
cuaop and ether creditors Of the Cumberland City Bank
aforesaid produce their said other claims before
before the third Monday ia January In the
1900 when shall proceed 10 state account between j. y.
AMMAN, Truaee aforesaid and the creditors Of said bank.
making rateabe distribution after proper deductions made for
Of Trustees commission snd and the costs
s taxes In the above suit q all funds m the hands Of said
trustee arnongs. the different credos otherwise they win be
preclnded from all benefit of distribution amongst creditors
be made OF said fund
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Nov. 25, 1859.
IyCgANCERY CHARLESTON, DISTRICT SOUTH ca.
J. roliua--James II. Addison and Elizabeth Addison
Mary Jane Richards and George H. Richards her husband,
and others B for sale and partition OF Real Esae of Rich
ard Fcrdham deceased Pursuant the decree made in this
the 9Th OF September 1858 the undersgned hereby
call. on John and Beaamin Forhan children Of Bcnsnn
Chaestcn deceased and also upon Mrs Hazel another child
Of tho said Benjamin Fordham and the children Of the said
parties respectively to before him before the s
day OF February next and establish eghs In said estate
be debarred from, ali benefit under h decree 70 be made
In Ibis cause. JAMES TuPPER,
Master In Equity, Charleston s. @.
SSrrExBER n, 1859.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 MEETING or THE HOLDERS OF THR FIRST MORT
"a gage Lard Grant Bonds Of the L, orosse ana Mwaaks
Railroad Company. viii he hed Mt the Office of Clarkson
Potter ESD, No 81 Wall street. New YORK, Thursday Dec
o. at 12N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

Nox HAMBURG, LONDON. HAvR1 AND SOUTH.
rAs Hambuys Americas Packet Company's iron nal
BOKUSSIA, Captain Yrautmanns
IN IoASe pier a North river, on Dec. a.
Va1 aSh. 800 laessnd cabin $50 eseeraEe..yW
O. B. RICHARD & BOAA
Isl Bruad1Sy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

n,HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN DIRECTORS
Of the Manhattan Gas Light Company will be held their
day the 9Th day Of January from II to IL O'Clock.
s. II. HOWARD, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-27

TrAvANl NEW ORLEANS TEXAS AND MEXICO,
ID New Yorf and New Orleans Steamship Company. For
New Orleans via Havsns g sail on Tuesday De-; 1Ssg
Capt j. b. Rulloch will commence to receive freight Fri
10 Ss OF adng gAsd after the hour Of sain8 Fer freight
or passage apply The agents, LIVINGSTON, CROOHeRON
TSrsh Tickets Issued TO Vera Cruz and all ports IN Texas
car Southern gteamship Company's line Of geeaTnera
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-05

VIII S0ntGin 'hiFty-t"e s9l'lOnE mostly fii-l with
OlloSs and carefully prepared reading .rsmIra-
cling all sukjsetihra making tie largest and best
Dollar Ne,rspapcs in this ssOssoriseriessntrx l5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-05
CITY DIRECTORY.
WHEELING POST OFFICE.
Arrival and Closing Of the Mails.

Washington, Pa. daily Ccxccpt suhdSy,) arrives at
10 4. NJ, closes ut $3.50 T.. n.
Parkersburg, (y tho Eiiver,) arrives at A. NJ, on
Wednesday,. Friday and Sunday. Closes at $50 A. 81,
N.uday. Wednesday md Friray.
Parkershnrg by B. o. r. r., arrives at G:43 P. II.
C.-e4 -; $50 A ".
Mali Train from the East, arrives at 1853 A NJ
Cil>rs az G:i5 L. ".
Express Train. from tho East, arrives at s;63 A NJ.
Closes At 10 A. NJ.
Accommodation Train from tho East, Except Sun.
day-) arrives at G:43 p NJ Clcscsat 'i:3O A. NJ
Pittsburgh, Except sunday,) arrives ut 5 A. M
Closes at 10 A. NJ.
Cleveland Pit:sburgll Way Mail except Sunday
arrives at ll:sO A. A. Closes at 10 A. n.
Great Western: except Sunday.) arrives at II NJ.
Closes at G:30 A. NJ.
St. ClAisvflle arrive5at P.N Closes at $50 A. ~
Cadz, daily, Except suudny,) Grrives at P. M
Closes At G:3O A. 81.
Bethany, Va. arrives Tuesday Thursday and Satur-
day, nt II NJ. Closes same days at 1890 +. a.
Eyers"n'4 Station. arrives Saturday, at P NJ
Closcs Friday. at a. VI.
The Overian: Mail for California leaves ST. Louis
every Monday and Thursday. at S A. NJ. letters do
signed for it should be maIEe! Overland, via ST.
IUuis.'
Tne Overland Mails from St Joseph No. to Placer
vile. via Salt Lake City, leaves St. Joseph every SAT-
uriay, at A. VI. Letters should be marked @OYer-
land, :ia 81. Joseph.
RF-OIlice opens ut T:;0 a. NJ. Closes at TSO P NJ
Open Sundays, from to 3P.M NJ.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-05
MASONIC REGISTER.

Wheeling Lodge meet In Masonic
hHii, c"~.'Ier OF Market and Mon
roc Streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-05
ODD FEY LOWS REGISTER.
All the Lodges nra"1r,J tic Mt Odd Fell
lows ArIl. con -Ie= OF Market
and Quincy AjTcetA.
ywG:NIUs LorGE. No. ;.

TIIG:NIUS LOrGE. Nos.
Meets cvrry Thursday Evening. JOAN Goudy n
L.; +1m"- Courts. N.G. j. Va. IaCkei. Secretary.
FRANLIN LOrtiT!, NO. 13.
Meets every Monday Evening. y. c. Marsh n. O.:
!. Y" iirowninS N.G- W.. McElclvCy. Secretary.
wILLIAM TEL I. LODGE, No. 33 tCio-nlanJ
Meets every Wednesday Evening. Simon IIisrich
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WHEELING LOD3E. No. 80
Meets every Saturday Eveaing. Is. H. Rennnrd
y e.. Il. W. Rcdm"n, v.G- W NJ. Iicrryhi.I. Scc'y.
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Meets er"ry Friday Evening. l.. F. BcCIer, n. G..
J"in !! Nir'c''t, We; y. Eisia Secretary
ARmINrS ENC.lNIrMENT, No i.
NsctA .iIS F'uSr anil rnIan Tuesday Evenings Of
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TIELi-iM TELL ENCANIPMENT. No 81
i"ets rhc src'.Nn and VCGHTu Tuesday I:ver.inrs Of
eac.l month. Charles Linck, c r.: y Steer II p:
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CoNIUE! LU!CT:, No. 1@:. Germany
M'ct' every McndNy Evening, in tilc- Hail.. corner
St fth ai,i Nine-Sts., Snutl, heeIiny j. IL Miller
Nix Jacol iiz. T.G+ Peter thinner. Secretary.
0pO FEII:wS II Az. ASSuCIArION.
THUsTEEs.--I. Colts Lo: Hamilton. > Logi,r, J..
i"N"n' j. w. Bickel, J. Berger, u. y. FranZhcni.
-. I. Caldwell. !. Corrs President
e. BAIRD, JR.. Secretary.