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inierceptedaI Cspe Race with dates TO the 18th
Cotton dull aud slightly declined on all qilnli-
ties Breadstuff5 steddYj UousOls B5T 6Hy5
The Telegraph Cable Fleet started on the
10th. - so q =
Tho Royal Nail Steamship PeYsi Capt. judi
kins, which LEFT Liverpool on Saturday 18th,
was boarded at eight O'Clock on Saturday EVEN
ing by toe siteajTer Victoria. the newly en-
pIoyed,ne yacht jthe Associated Press.
The PersiaI las 1913 pssSetigers for New York.
.IIer-OewG quito, i6teFesdpg As wiz be seen
by suhjoined summary of its points
= iTEo Atlantcj Telegraph Elect sailed from Ply-e
mouth on tile 10th. The tlret was expected 10
reach mid Ocean and commence the operation OF
lsuhmergiTg tile cable on tho 20tli Of Junes In
all probability the great undo taking he before
this time bcen commenced, and If 10 accident
happens TO mar its success, the Niagara VIII
reach Trinity Bay about the 29th inst Z,
Her British Majesty s steamship Agamemnoh
was. towel oilt of Plymouth sOuEd, ats o'clock
4. NJ, nn.ih. 10th, aud the United States steam
er Niagara, at eleven the sumo day The squad
ron subsequently, started under canvass with
noTtherly breeze.
a new weekly line Of Steamers, Of which the
Indian Empire, formerly fhe United States, IS
Indian Empire. With tlie IS. mali. vas to leave
Galway for Halilaxapd New Hpik. on Friday
last, the lSth--s, -,
The Affair OF the steamer Cagliari, aud the
dispute growing odt OF thc i'tiiIsonh,ent Of
the English, engineers. between Great Britain,
Sardinia, and Naples, has. been sali9iayeioriaiiy
Intelligence received from India enc week Ia
ter thar preceding advices had bvea received.
The British troops had occupied Barely where
they had met with but slight resistance and had
also entire possession of It0hilcund. Boude
was quieteF. yss--,sf
siwafiike preparations ofFrarce have Mt
trscted nillJic attention, in England The mat
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selling Rat Medicine ,eitdout License -Yes,
terday, Samuel speilmen, a boy from somewhere
down the river, sold lot of certain article
'Ior the determination of rats, mice, cockroach'
es, etc" without liscense DR.. Harris, a resident
dealer a similar compound, saw this sale made
upon much lower terms than he 20 I'D afford,
and jealous of his interests, he proceeded to
AID. Dulty's otice and made Information, of the
fact mentioned The boy claimed to have mann-
lartured his medicine in this State, in which
case he would have been entitled to sell it with
outliscense; but he bad no evidence to substan-
tote this assertion and he was cppsea1eutly
fined small sum, which with,the cost amount
edto six dollars, 45f -
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sa.. FROM ST. Louis.

FROM ST. LOUIS. - ~
JUHE 2l.---Lenysn h:disgatches sayE Cen
H9Epeys sla escort left for DlahiO he alorr-
inE of the 10th. siIs -ss.s4t s@as
Dispatch from iLeavenworth to 18th, per
United States Express 70 Bonneville, sEyS Por-
tiers arrived in this city list night, having in
cIiarge the Camp Scott mail to May 22d, en-
route for Independence Carriers report the
roads betw cen ntIete aud Laramie as very bad;
and much cut by Trims The mail Canselas far
as Laramie under escort Of infantry provided
by Col. Johnson - -
Utah news ANTICIPATED
taGen. Hhrney iuvt Yesterday 40lnilesfrOm
Private aiyices from the army, to Nay estl,,
Intentions The arrival of Lieut.. Armstrong at
camp Scolt, witgH75 bepdloff cattle. Capt Howe
with 900 head Of cattle, Witlla ulTsei days
.Inaach from camp Scott ~ ~ ~
Ahohicer high in command expressed the con-.
viction that the troops wOuld not be employ ed
against the Mofmniis ...s.5..-t. 2
The LeaVenworth Timer of this morning,
confirms letter from Fort Brdger, dated May
2fst which says Brigham Yonns's principle
Mormon elders have consented 70 deliver them
selves into the custody Of the U. s. Marshall to
await their trial, provided they were tried by
a Jury no why CONNECTED s i'd The army party
Mormons arrived at Camp Scott in half sthrv-
ed condition They belonged to the faction Op.
posed to Young, and, Represented the church as
torn by s,disssnsiOns; they wished 20 retnrn to
the States sE,us5t4s - -'lt iessalt7 - g5ie. g
Interrogation Of Col. JoInson's commission
MS Brigudier General caused much satisfaction in
Capt Newton, of Engineer Corps, had repel,s
ed Camp Scott, aRti repOrted permanent post
has been establisijed.at Fort Bridg r, of which
Col Hoffman would take command.
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rranalent Advertisements.

Il would be relief from a very disagreeable
dnty which we are obliged to perform every
w.. r. all persons would remember that tran.
sient advertisements MUST BE PAID Foit IN
ADVANCE. Requests are made for US to copy
ADVERTISEMENTS, very Qften,and charge to Par;.
,i.s OF course we don't do so. sW-Fhe MON
~, must, in all cases. accompany the adver-
tiS.,nent
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NEW FYORK M4RKHr.

"A 81 sCaS So for state and 81, 45aI, IS for Sout.
efn. ,ie6liDe, Of DC Oh EACH Wheat, sales Of
"a. 600 bns, OF asdeelips, Office, western rcd
hpoting at $f,fj0al,OL white Mt Sl,O5al ,Os,
SouthefR.at 81 10 aud Chicago spring at 9Oa93s
Corn heavy sales Of 10000 BUS at 70a70. laEl
mixed and 77a7e for yelloH.4 Pork dull At &c.
75sl0r mess ami 4, for prime. Lard duh at
ffa n. WHISKY e lower, sales at 2se- -
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PHILADELPHTA MARKEF.

.IuxE 2I.-In Provisiofs no movement yoT-l
tl.y Of notice. Mess Pork held at SiTai4,5Ni
Small sales hams at Sc. Lard steady atll I-2c
in bbls and 1919 for kegs Flour very dull
and sales confined to the wants of the trade at
81 25a4,37 2 for snpeTtine: S4.62 2a4.I5 Tor
Eytra l,ncy lots and from 1926 to 1915. No
change in Rye Flour or Corn Neal Wheat
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THEGREA Q EHuFiFIER.

THEGREA, y RE ApFiFt
= eoLese - 1gcFslu l.tE 10UGhT.
| ROU ID AT l1AST!
;Soe roREa FEiiiiak ~ CRAY HA1E TO
r - ealrrI ~ Lasa e-7-
rrs1s - ~, - ~ ~ '-. = -
VIII FTescTrr u 10 1y l11. male
f, s5' q ssg,sS'' if i Zee. ss e. s s
i e Ss.isas = "''.sf - y ' - -
IL sss- .s..,s ~ s'aysTz :; ~ ~ q. ~
- 6 - -. y .ss q ;.
woods Resorailve, that asy eopoIIr'i
~ tsRF said) While " nlii br sasslg frssaz sa-
800 s.,s IN 30
iron fts most a1lstiai an uorthy 81.
5s1i q BIZ ais ss -s .'=i' E : = = 9'
sealS = econ q .9agia 1assoi 81 - sps sss
ss.sa , & e 6slSSeSi b1sIE2 LssHofsi Co
ii,ssory Grove g.. o6sr5e. cos No. Her Is. ia
PROE0 yiH 0OD-=Ilrnf ST; sol,e tug la.i suH-l-s
~ sess Hoadsrul. We e lisuE day % yea sd
Oar iiI,Is .oli head for come s1s lad been perfectly
covered With soFes, ans Helae e4iird q se1If ud 1
fsaa ses9g bic ..1isEs eisissa ale u3s yeer res.
arse ana that Of al our fre6ds gsiy appiicstisus
renewed ths liiease eneEsig ai Bs1 1 iuEllIahf eIa
lias ssAyu sealrs and as 1uNHTtalt . evP Is hai =
any other e1ld, We can tbereiois anA e l-ssy .ee'
oftbsseaIvls.d hair We ere, yeuss lss.ss ti9Iy.
EAKAH A. HiGGIS 30 sHAT
q ; 49, eiardlaer, Maine, Jess y. 80.
PROP. o. J. WOOD-Dear Eifs q have getl $50 bptfis-
y - 5ts-1,.v- n i5s g. ~ --1-orinS- ~
tle uir Hss9rs qiinslf Ea5 saai = ssv,s-
recommend % The EeT4 Eiilei rs lsast Tear, - II
easeEas one q tls Eorft kid
- BASiEI s. sgUHPli1.
0S.wooD CO., Progis,ors 81 BEssasay Hs. 70 g,
MaEkst ssl s. Ious. Ne. And sold b - COED isfSs
dsssat11uly. lzla.,i-sm
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CIR EAT q. !FTR.AG II0N.
I'M ORNT14RH WHEET.TNR :

zroif oEITFp n ting recently Tss6vtd q h4s NV
81 rslorP Foqfl, 80, 80 aaln ssget, epnot. Ma
ZSnrs tasidenee, cf1tfe tfeefus sra lflrg par one
81 ihr largest aud i ne ana IN emo
stock Of oods Which Tor qitp 81 stle.
rIluot h surpassed by ESTABLISHED ct % ~
AIMS, therefore takes pleasure IN my ~ feas
rilIlc general, give htE1 e2, - ne
e. l5dsf 5adncelBents 10 ufca1rr1 ~ = way OF
treat rednsfion IL prces Ogi1s = the llents % the
prsees, will s them ~ neaE one-9al What you have
10 nav tSfefdTe, ladies' do not delay but come
A. e and drsuiInl y1lfselYes ana yea WI not Re
dEp5inlsds POP sikstabee, he VIII stu rod slaEu1 OK
NJ lIandSO st fli1Io fl-l De9 lllre = -tilz
rlIfTfs, lFlll learg o1e
hat irir 11nness he Ili ifSt aqd tlb selves
ted ltoex sils 1r1 2en : nne
Childrenis HITS kLatf flHe ~ sc
prices and Thousands, 81 cher ta1 =
Iasnfiorl hlt In taet one - ~ - - 2.
search az handsome - Eiff
lf,I5i- 90 JOHN saOEMER, >
aVsi Csntrt Wheeii1E-
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RAf.fIMoIiLl liARKEr.

,JUSt q. k4Flopr dull, saies-of Howard street.
at 2487 d.t;ity Minis at5si,25; Wteat steady,s
red 81 coal %. white 81 ,t2ai,25. Corn active
white and yellow 7Sa75. Proyisi9ns quiet,
WHISKY steady 81 23S24. -
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r .
Hlaryibls Aee3de7tt-- lltaa H{!Iea.-On Friday
,,i,ht last. n man named Martin CASTLE, who
,,ss living upon the track of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad at snowcreek, was run over and
killed by a train going East. The deceased was
,,issnated in his habits, and is supposed to have
beyn intoxicatedat the time Of his sudden staS
ing off. Besides being an inebriate, he was
barlof hearing, and doubtless was not aware of
lbe apprcach Of thottain. The driving wheels
Of the heavy engine passed directly over his
neck. completely severing the head from the
hody. While the body was caught in the
wheels md literally torn to pieces, the head
q. rolled down the hill some Twenty orthirty feet,
presenting most horrible sight CASTLE, we
learn, was not an ,employeeof the road, but
resided at the town of Swurton. His remains
were picked M and appropriately Inferred
- s4aS s%=--=s---------- ~ "a -e
Fourth Of tapas and mammas must
look closely to their old iron, glass, paper and
rigs. Children are generally honest, but just
prior 10 the Fourth arc apt TO have an idea of
realizing upon what they dcemtlleir prerog-
atiyes in the way Of salable trumpery Fire
crackers and torpedoes are great temptations,
and many penny, which would be invested III
the Missionary Society for the purpose of fur
nishing wooden wrappers to the diminutiye ma
ked Africans, will go for their purchase. Pa.
rents must expect to be wheedled and cajoled,
md hard times are no excuse for the little folks,
who assume that once a year, they are entitled
toa benefit, Artful lodges may bescxpeeted.
and the less restraint the less TO be deprecated
viii follow
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Frehch Goods (

a d.
tHTNTZES-2OB pieces - vide ElFEante ft % ofs %
y IRlf cents always sold fpF - elts ayar Also -
SECOND nonrnfnr ehniEea at 10 cents -. 81
LOUPINEs5 BEST ALLsBOOi',DE dlAtses 4fSe54 cents
r,er 81 . -
very best quality lhich lsed 70 sell ~ %
cents, Win sellno 12lf cents sone good qualify ~
loaF7as (rfFn Z i.
sIIAIEF DE IAINEsPIaIn and hsrsi, ihe VsTE snsst'
tiSili Al % cents, aud figured - - eeftaa yard
OFTRff CRAZE EEsPAf4SE-25 pieces hsautful styles
and snlora, very loss price -
en- en-. 4 fss ssss Iaeae prs. Sgeds vys5 ME and
fAl =
ehS ~, tsIs<r ~ fIfssan excellent aiisoIied
Black SIX very lustre = inch vide atCuJ ~ cts
per ard; sold last season a 3 per as z--f
The Creates RarEain. Yet.
ssi sen SUPERIOR SILK ROlIs,o aEis sur s=re
nnaiifV s1id LAST season SIS SO, E ogstI
= 10 auIeE8 ehhlisUgs any merchant ioSsessng
i1dsr,f nHont silks 20 deny these Ifobes
sold ter vaiue Alss article COSDlflH,
sfaie etIors and de lsuss aud WI e8od e =
They are WY % s tNeu Aofk
fSia 6IIshaieni and bon lo ortefe eUss
isSs J6st received, abot 50 dress atlerns - NV ly lss
fancy snks vers hendsolas aud slsag a
ANA double skirts. Barege IOles - yds sod
fIrf 4eassfI for SO IlIll nov sell tor Cel ooess
style. very ehea Zine Lawn ho1e tonlg one
Dollar aud FIfty Gents aPeCei IT ALt4 lAlA
1f1@-llAf 7f1la latll-iiA 81
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ARRIVAL or THE BLACK WARRIOR. -
z NV YoRK. June 2O.-The Black Warrior
has arrived with dates n the 18th inst
The Z. s. steamers Fulton and Waterwitch
had touched at CaTdenas and resumed their
cruise for the British steamers StyZand BuzZaTd.
The American shiPnasferS at Havana had
called meeting to net on the basis OF Mr. SiriS-
les resolution to Congress, and Put their ships
Fighting order, so to resist British aggression
Sugar and 7mOlasseS were more uetiTo but
unchanged in prices.
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RESIGNED.

NEw OELsAxs, June i9.-Maynr Maternal
resigned after reinstatement The two Board
reelected Summers.
Iarly, the murderer Of Stone was acquitted
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aFRosn wAsalN6ION.

II II e HBHO4l ip5AHdtNeiIONa %
-.IrNe 9U.-Coi. Kane arrived ilefe last night,
bai.IE,il.g elrspagcfIes from Coz. U1mIIgs whom
ebe lei a. eatl1t Sicotf. i-i4 A2-4-aJ-
Sufficient intelligence iIsIs IeeII Tereitrd to
9 leave 10 dOakt thai capt. -tiHreyss tEhin has
reached Camp Sedtt in-saiety. Il Was the. IN
tentiou Of Gov. Cumming. when last hoard
from. 10 a. 0nee open 4 tfstlea with the Valley.
Many OF the MOrmons were understood 20 own
more cattle than they were dssif9ns 70 carry on
d and Of which they were anxious 20 dispose. OF
the safety aud general welfare Of theaiTooPS ut
Camp Scott aud elsewhere bctWuen that post
and the o. S. may be Teckoned upon with con-
fidtp ey f5 Hssr 80 es5J y
4, Gov, Canning says q; I4ay DC Fegrflff. as
sale for emigrHnts from the T. 5: 10 proceed 70
California via Salt Lake, the road being entirely
open. 1r.1 go
The Mormon ITDops have entirely Withdrawn
from the approaches 20 Sal. Lake, though the
peot,le threatened % return iftiie army advanced
before they Teape6 and carried of the wheat
harvest -.s.--..,i... .,II..,+...t gf.i ..
Two war S0ops recently authorizes by tt1L- OH,
gtess, wilI be Constructed ~ the PhiladePhie
Navy Yprd -
The steamer Fnliou has been ordered home
on account Of sickness on hoard ) 7t'l -
pl. g lgl--s7slq L-ll --zs.-------;91 rll'tls-.
BosToN, June 81 THE great land case be-
tween Massachusetts and ROXbuFy city, invols-
ing tho title 20 lands yalned az several mipn Of
dollars, lying on the Back Bay, between ROx.l
bury and Boston, has been decided IN favor OF
the State.
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=. ~. TRUST SALE -TlIi
OF THE WHEELING D4IBY TIMES AND

OF THE WHEELING DAILY TINES AND
WEEKLY GAZETTE NEWSPAPER
Fyirtue ef n Deed Of ITIst James n BinEhsns 70
ID ile uadrrsgnI, dated Fry i6 1851 aud dy Eecor-
si Ia the C-ris- olss % Ohi0 C0uutT Cgurl, fTnh IN
Deed B6sk a. aEc 172 sha the front door OF The
enurt HoIse, n te city Of stleeiiu the ot Gay OF
JElF 1873 O'Clock A n, ~ puhie aue
said eity, called The Daily wheeling Iiles and Resky
3azrtte, together ai.h al The hrsF4er
ZION lit tyres job Oleayl lease. Sc belpninF
app-FsainisE 70 said gsta5usl itrelt -, -
Terms -ste, fourth eaehi balance n = ma y
rns Win interet from day nr sse; desaTFe1
n, ~ LOGAN,
A p. p A. J. SytEleSEfb
tsS ~ 7rdstees-
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PITTsB pfGd lone 2F.-Biyer feet II inches
By pisrmaIk, falling. W Gather clear Mercury
81 degS.iIs3'fE u sf1E,f{2 ~ -
: GHCfNNArlI aInue 21.5e RiesrIia llsh 8 feet IN.
tic last "a hours W eathee fl isre5rF 81.
sL0plsylAt ,iNhes 2 - River failiDg laIqdly,
3 feet on the falls. Weather der 3 MERCURY
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q - AMBROTYPBS
PICTURES FOR THE NIILLION.

~ Prices TO suit the times, t1vYKEs' GALLERY OF
ART ff sfreef opposite UNfOa. Pictures taken Rtths
Gallery at greatly reduced prices. The public
is the place to Pictures that
ken in tho city. :.
would them that they need not second
rate rooms 10 lut night 90 head
quarters where ITuAIed 10 taE them AZ cheap
the cheapest (dees4l a g'N-N INES 1Artp''
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"a z I3UsINEss NOTICES. !

APa55io Etathiaati0h.- THE public examipa.
tippof the Wheeling Female Seminary willtpke
place on Wednesday and Thursday, the Esd and
oath iustants. The public are cordially invited.
to attend. 49, 8
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P@'sags Of he Jice Presi7e,t- John q.
breekinFidge, Vice President oil the United
states Came pp on the Express train ssterday
'''n 'iie Aast, aud preceded towards his home
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s6ss efSCISS AFTI MARKET
q, ~ Flour and Whisky nominal. Pro
Visions nominal Sugar firm.
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Ratlroad .4seidnht.GFridhx NOR

RAILROAD l4eeide.t7 Friday morning about
5 o'clock, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
as passenger train on its way from Wheeling
to Baltimore Fas, passing the Plains, abodt 40
miles from Baltimore, a collision occurred with
a freight train just anead. Owing to the yio-
leHce of tie contact sir. John Baldwin, the en-
glneer of the passenger train, was seriously IN,
jured, having bis legs terribly laeeFated' No
injury Of a material pature was however. sus-
tanned by the cars of the trim. . le 80 a.
Taking It C0ol We learn that the conyicts,
Mortimer Swain and Maria 1immons, recently
conveyed furn this city %, the PenitentiaIy al
Richmond, took Remarkably cool, laughing
: talking and jesting during the whole of the
Journey When the officials of the prison hht
shaved Swaifs head, close to the skin, as is tn
custom, he remarked that he then had IAN ex
eyllent summer head
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1 YestefdE k%,3 the hottest day of the
season. Ihe tterinometer indicated tempera-
tuie of about 'as degrees We always have al
frsiOrsly hot Fpcll about tthgaglh Of @qpea
1taaekea 16,y' Dosast.-fWiei t understand that
Michael D'Brien, resident Of this city, was at
9tackediby some dogs in finrlSerstbrg few days
ago and was acknowledgement, Ills han not
been able to return to his home yet
-----z~------S a. 6.------l-l Z II. -
.Ns,O Military Offers Capt salddc, Of the
Virginia Ritiernen," having resigned, the com.
pany have elected the following officers (.
Captain Edward Plankey. First Lieuten-
ant, Louis Fran4hein; Cd, George scheIl Sd,
Herman Renrer
The RiUer continues to recede gradually, and
the weather continues dry, clear. and hot No
business worthy Of remark. 40
The Courier and J, b. Ford are here-tnoe
latter from Cincinnati aud the former from Lou
isviiife The Courier leaves again this eeening,e
Welesfnltbat the Louisville coal bpatmen who
took passage on the nnfortnnate railroad packet
,Psnnsy iyaaia, got on the boat at Baton Rouge
intending to go no further tHnh Natchez, After.
they were on board, they were charged nearly
as much to Natcbez5 as to go through to Cairo,
and, they concluded tostay on the boat aud 6
nearly halfof them lost their lives e.
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RRAGRs 5ARCTIC 1LINIHqG can 1

ThstncoInprehensibls Lnimt nj, upon which the erea
Panss OF RheumHtlSm Neuralsia cogt E5ysipfisS,
idly suPerseang allFtnIilar prep
aFntlona The prUpretoFs give teneouTt Eeuent OF
snTerprs te following Of few OF the Ve-
dvriu by il during the past few Ger
from the nHres nAmgd a.eiIi the POSSESSION Of
the propretors but their length Pubictloi OF
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BriberN-1 .PnrodlL-

The quality Of bribery Is deep stafned;s
u dEopeih from q hand behtId tue door
t1tO tile voters palm. IL IS tEicedirty; .
a. aiEts 6oilI him III gives and hif that takes.
Ets basest IN the bzsest, and Becomes ,lzef
Low oiacEiegs nlufe than servants Of The Grown
nose swt1dlers show the force OF Yennl power,
Tue attribute to trick and rOgu9ry,i z.
Whereby us managed bad morse that wins:
Hat 0riosry IS below their kaayish "lay -
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nc paily Intellig enee1.

Persons wishing the Dif7y fatel1igsacsrl can
,.oit loft according to directions, for ten cents
n.y. week, payable weekly 70 Luther Rice
w orders for the paper can be left at the office
or handed to the carriers
,S~ Subscribers are requested not to pay to
.,,' carrier hoys, unless they can show author
' ~. Com, Mr.. Rice to make collections.
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q Death on the GalS,z4Ne-lear6 tBatsa day or
two ago, man about fifty years of age, named
Wm. a. Williams, died iq.a train of cars on the
Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad. He took the
ears at Wellsvie, and told the conductorhe
expected to die before reaching Cleveland He
was sOrely afflicted with consumption, and was
entirely destitute Of money. When the train
reached its destination it was thought the poor
man was asleep, so he proved to.be, in
that sleep which knows no waking He was a
resident Of Weymouth, Medifa county Ohio.
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Disturbing a Neigl59rdaoa, -,Jane Nevis,
Elizabeth Heating and Amanda fYinesburg, three
wretched walkers, were arrested early on
Sunday morning aud taken before Aid. Wright.
They were fined two dollars piece.
They had congregated on the riyer> bank be-
low the Suspension Bridge. where, in company
with a number Of degraded men, they we're
swearing and eursing TO the qhnoyance of the
neghborhood, and against the peaceahd dignity
Of Tic eomm9nYsaltiE a
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA

ST. JOINS, June 2l.-fhe steamship Persia,
intercepted o. Cope Race with dates to the 18th
Cotton dull aud slightly declined on all aiiali-
ties BreadstuffS steJdYj Uousols y5T sHg5
Tho Telegraph Cable fleet started on the
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BY THE UNION LIME.

'T0'TnK DAII.K' lNTRLLBaak fti;lfii
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F'OREIGN NEWS. S .

OFFioE, ooRNER wATER AND NoNRoE sTFFETs
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7T5aETzT75T5 O FICE 9

gT,n TH0kEt fNDEBTED 70 MAJ. GooDRioH.-eeEiinssa
to the scarcity q plQney, the nnderssn,t ~ in
M az bF5psf etieer tie.l.l may g
nj ~ AfaTlset Fdnnre spnt tie LIST o. JnlY .. ~
lde III notes and eft Tx w.
coIleGtiQnta niIiG1l III 1l tfdodrfch
TTITyu0W teesyea selS psss IN 15sl
nv ~ paper Also, Bun Holland treeu " Tvs"
Blinds safe AZ ZIP,
sdgdpSaa1f6R ~ 49, $500
RF III US % the SPRING STYLE int Fe
III iAi 49, = IinyQ6l s. d. HARPER SONS
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For sale BY TIN. LOGAN coin wheeling,
H. b. Fallnsstock Co., rbolesaie Agents, Pittsbpre;
Purcell Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va, At Rich
MIMI l. ~ 80. 81 apply
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Tie great poyitasi IS stfi Aroma has iseDee
NAVY which the hiie should gard ngl1rsf %
ofasiff- 6i5 slsslurtil y
have Given Boerhaves Hnltsnd Bitters fair trial or
hottie convince ron how Infinitely Eueriori F y
these inaitstfohE. ~
S,f A. - IN usr bottle 45H, By u
49, p5-eD;fefaI5a =. lBFfsJa sTIN PACE. JI CO.,
ManuiartdFine beeia.ists AID cl.,Inisss,
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I4tk nov Tscsiysd ~ ssriaE age s. 55.sT s'oeh %
most desirable Etyles bEst fabfice1 eKeeeEs lS
Iricss, an hsrh pseaFu - gaks up - ihg lat-tt
most nlshonnbs 50 les ap lie ioUesf iFiets Il
which Veaid attention q ny susieInsrs aHS ne
CIothing always hand q yriJ io esl o.ll SEQ s'+
80 49, ~ - Ne. - " ater St
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