WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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c-N FREIGHT FOR WHEELING, VA. AND
N A4=L=s PITTSBURG. PA.-The undersigned for the
last six years (sud az present. Agent for BISG-
SN-uAY's IiSE from this City 10 PiitSburg, "a.
takes this method of informing his numerous friends and
the Public that having made extensive arrangements for
forwarding Merchandise via Railroad and Wagons during
the Winter Season the West he is now prepared to re-
CENT for Goods from this City 10 WHEELING, Va via
baltimore and Cumberland, nd. or 20 flTTsBuEt VIA
rhjladelpha and CharnbersbuTg Railroad Al goods en-
trusted 10 his care will be forwarded without delay ard at
c lowest current rates. either Of tie above points on
Tho Ohio River Also Merchandise and Packages forward
ed by GREENS Express through in three days from Ba!i-
more 10 wheeling making in all six days iron this city 10
Wheeling, Va


The business will be conducted by


WM. TYSON, 10 west-st. y. Y


BINGIIAMs. DOCK s. STRATToN, Philad.


JAMES WILSON, North Howard-st. Bait


HoLLYDAY & EDGEHToN, Cumberland. NJ.


JAMES II. FORSYTH & co. Wheeling, Va.


WILLIAM BINGHAM, PttSburg, Pa.
Goods intended for the Wheeling Route should be ma te
~ York and Wheeling line, care q James NHsoa hdi-
.more: and those fitisburg, Bingkd1's Line rs
heretofore. WM 1SON, ~ NeSt-st- NeW-i oiH,
New York; Jan. 18Th, ls;5. jal5 till March