Baltimore, Nov. 30, 1859. T. H. Parsons—Washington, D. C.,      J. M. Lowe—Washington Junction,           G. S. Koontz—Ellicott's Mills,...

Rowlesburg, Nov. 30th, 1859.—6.45 P. M. J. W. Garrett. Your full dispatch received and understood. Have either personally seen or arranged...

Baltimore, November 30, 1859. W.  P. Smith,           Master of Transportation. I send you a copy of Mr. Hunter's dispatch, viz: I d...

Newburg, November 30th, 1859—7.35 P. M. O. Hoblitzell. If press at Baltimore does not fully understand that we are not responsible for eve...

Harper's Ferry, November 30th, 1859–11.54 P. M. W. P. Smith. Government troops arrived here on mail train time, numbering two hundred ...

Grafton, Dec. 1st, 1859–3.50 A. M. W. P. Smith. I sent you a dispatch from Moundsville, stating that we had but about forty passengers fro...

Wheeling, December 1st, 1859—10.58 A. M. W. P. Smith. Received your message in relation to certificates for passengers other than the legi...

December 1—2. P. M. To W.  P. Smith. Several passengers for this station, on Mail East. They were refused to be taken on the Winchester Ro...

Baltimore, December 1st, 1859–8.45 P. M. J. T. England,  Camden Station. Have you an extra engine and ten large passenger cars ready, to f...

Baltimore, December 1st, 1859–9.11 P. M. A. Diffey, Harper's Ferry, or beyond. It is not improbable that we shall find it necessary to...

Baltimore, Dec. 1st, 1859. C. W. Russell,           Of Wheeling troops,                     Charlestown. It being very desirable for me to ...

Baltimore, December 1st, 1859. A. Diffey, A. P. Shutt,           Harper's Ferry, Va. Have sent extra engine and ten passenger cars wit...

Balto., Oct. 20, 1859–6 P. M. John Donohoo,           Harper's Ferry: Mr. Shutt, of our service, is on express West, to remain a few day...