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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
Up Gelsgrag8.
Address to the New York Soldiers.

0004eSS 10 the new YORK Soldiers
ALBANY, June s.-The Governor has is-
soed to day the following coDgratulatory
address to the soldiers of this State:
SOLDIERS OF NEW YoRK:-Your patriot
Ism. your faithful services and yonr valor
nave eliminated in the maintenance of
the government, the Viudication of the
constlt9tton and laws, and the perpetuity
o!tne unlop. You have upheld the Dig
my OF our laws, sustained the Union aud
enriched the history of your State. Yon
have furnished to the world grand ilIns-
trstion of our American manhood. Of onr
devotion to liberty and of the permanence
and nobility of our Institutions. Soldiers
your State Ithanks you, and gives Won.
the pledge of her lasting gratitude. She
looks with pride upon your glorious
achievements, and consecrates herself To
you for all time, for your unfalteriup be.
roism. To you New York willingly en-,
trusted her honor. her fair name and her
great destinies. You have proved worthy
of the confidence reposed in you, and have
returned these trusts with added lustre and
increased value.
The return of all our Organisations it ia
hoped is not far distant. We will ever
welcome you and rejoice with you upon
the peace which your valor has achieved,
4NUA HSHOE0Ole eCdE6 We regard as the
truest badges of your bravery and the
highest evidences of the pride and patrio.
tism which animated you. Sadly, vet
proudly, we receive, as the emblem Of he.
rolc endurance your tsttered and worn en-.
signs, and fondly deposit these relics of
glory, With all their cherished memories
and endearing associations in our appoint.
ed repositories. With swelling hearts we
bid you good speed to the departing re-
ccruit; with glowing pride and deepened
fervor we-say welcome to the returning vet.
Grams. We have watched you all tbrouph
the perilous period of your absence. re-
JOGGING at y our victories and mourning over
your defeats. We will treasure your lel
gends, your brave exploits and the plo-
rlous memory of your dead comrades. and
In records more Impressive than the moou-
ments of the past and enduring as the lib.
critics which you have secured. The peo.
pie will regard with jealous pride your vel.
fare and honor, not forgetting the widow
and the tatherless, and those who were de-.
pendent upon the fallen hero. The fame
aud-glory you have won for the S,ate and
Nation shall be transmitted our children
as most precious legacy, IUy,uely to be
cherished and reyerently to be preserved,
(Signed) r.. FENFoS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

~DROwHED Yesterday Myrou Or
ton, driver attached to the circus of G.
F. Bailey b Co., was drowned in the Ohio
Oh the Bridgeport side of the island. He
had ridden horse into the river where he
got into deep water, and it is supposed be.
come frightened and reigned the horse up
so that he fell backwards in the strsam.-
After losing his seat he came to the SUR
face once, then sank, to rise alive no more.
His body was recovered in about fifteen
minutes, but all efforts to resuscitate
him proved in vain. He was native OF
Vermont, and about 20 years of age. An
inquest was held, and the verdict of the
jury was death by accidental drowning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
ThA Trial

WAsH1NeroH, June s-Notbiug of inte
rest took place in thecourt up to the time
WAsHIHeToN, June s-The most i'm.
portant wituess examined to day was Ed.
ward Frszter, who resides 10 81. Louie
He gave an interesting account of the
steamboat burniUgs on the Mississippi and
Ohio rivers blythe agents of the rebel
government, furnishing their names.
A witness was also produced to show
that Atzerot where he rePided, was consid-
cred deficient in courage. d =
Another witness testified that ON the day
after the assassination Dr.. Audd expressed
his regret that the President had been as.
Fascinated. ' f'-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
nT WHEELING FEuAIR Co1LEaE.-

b6 WHEELING FEMALE Co1LEeE-A
number of our citizens have re. purchased
the property known as the Wheeling Fe-
male Seminary, and have organized as a
chartered company, under the iucorpOra-
ton laws of the State. The amount of the
stock lie $4,000, represented by forty
stockholders. The object of these gentle
men is to establish first class seminary
that shall be fully equal to any similar in.
stitutiOn in the country. The stockholders
met last evening for the purpose of organ.
izatiOn, and elected the following gentle.
men as directors of the institution:
g. D. Hubbard, Daniel G. List, Joseph
A. MetCalt, Thomas q. Logan, ]. B. Ford,
John E. Wilson, Thomas Hornbrook, Geo.
K. Wheat, James @. Orr, WIN. B. Simpson,
Andrew J. Sweeney, Joseph Bell, John B.
Hubbard.
In their hands there can be no doubt Of
it's success, and the Wheeling Female Col.
Iege cannot fail to become one of the best
and most popular institutions of learning
the country affords.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

NO. A Physiological view omar.
- Flage '-Containing nearly 800 pages,
OF the Human Organs in q state Of Heath and
Disease, with Treatise on Early Errors, its DepIo.
Eaole consequences upon the Mind and Body, With
toe Author's Plan Of Treatmeut-the only rational
ana sueceSsiul mode of cure shown by The report
OF cases treated truthful adviser to the married.
doabts Of their physical condition. Sent freo ~
postage to any address, receipt of 25 cents, in
stamps or portal currency, by addressing
DIR. La CROIX
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany. N. Y
- the authoE may be consulted upon any Of the dis
49, upon which his book treats either personally
or ~ "sdtt and medicines sent to any part Of the
win" mhlS-8mC6W m D
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

BosTON, June s.-Tne American N edical
Association. at It's session to day, assigned
the second Tuesday in May tor the next
annual meeting.
: The committee on nominations reported
the following officers:
President, D. Humphrey Storey, MD,
OF Asseachusetts;= Woe Presidents. ]. r
Hi6b9td, of Indiana, s o. Almy, of OHIO,
J Q Dom, of Rhode Island, W. P. John
son, of the District of Columbis; Assistant
Secretary, A. 3. Morgan, Of Baltimore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

b~THl ELRPHANTs.-Yesterdsy morning
the mepagerie psraded through the priu-
Oipal streets to the great delight of the ur-
chius of-the city, several hundred of whom
accompanied the procession in its march.
The cage containing the HippopOtamus
was drawn by three elephants. This was
the centre Of attraction, and We observed
that the boys embraced the opportunity to
chamber up at the rear end of the cage and
obtain peep at-the animal without pay.
ing the necessary quarter.
The cavaIcade made quite sensation,
and the streets we're lined with spectators.
At 2 O'Clock the large pavilion Was opened
to large and respectable audience. Lieut..
Mckee being on hand With guard of fifty
men Of the veteran reserve corps, now on
duty in this city, makes it perfectly safe
for families or ladies to attend. The per-
formances were good; the acrobats and
riders are not excelled by any travelling
troupe that We have seen. In the menag-
erie is found some of the greatest curiosi-
ties of the animal kingdom. Among the
speoialities is the lioness and her whelps;
the little Birmee calf, perfectly white; the
Tartary yak; the performing elephants,
aud straugest of all, the wonderful hippo
managers with trustwor.
thy liberality, have Volunteereda gratuit
ous performance this morning at 10
O'Clock, to the soldiers In camp on the Isl-
and. They will also give regular exhibit
ttous at and o'clock P. N. We have
no doubt that the liberslity of the man
Agers in giving this free exhibition and
providing for free passage oyer the bridge,
will be rewarded by the most liberal pa
tronage on the part of our citizens.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
FOR SALE
Ea5- MILITARY ara inforD.l7 ~,

HQ5- MILITARY We are informed that
the 18th, 1slh, 14vh, 18th and portion of
the l7th West Virginia Iufsntry, will ar.
rive here within the next two weeks. They
will remain here until paid of and dis
charged Battery D, let West Virginia
Light ARTILLERY, have been ordered to turn
over their guns and equipments at Harper's
Ferry; the men to report here. They are
expected to arrive here in few days at
furrhest
The LIST, I'd and Sd West Virginia Caval-
~, which composed the Sd brigade Of the
Sd division of sheridan's army. are to be
retained 10 the service. They have been
ordered to Louisville, Ky, and are now
en- route to that place. These troops have
all done gallant service, and we ere In
formed by gentlemen who have visited
Richmond, that the West Virginia troops
are held in high estimation by the people
of that vicinity for their vAlor and achieve
ments.
The State Guards who have been in the
service of the State, aud who have given
very tthcient aid In suPpressing guerFlIIRs
and bushwhsOkers, have all been die
charged except one or two companies.
, We stated the other day that the 18th
Ohio, which has been doing duty as Pro-
vost guard, was to be mustered out, and
that a battalion ofthe veteran Reserve Corps
had arrived to take their place. In this We
were mistaken. The 20 h Is veteran reg
iment and will be>retained. Th ere is only
a few men whose term expires before the
fret OF October, that will be mustered out. |
Another company belonging to the 20 b is
e1pecte here this week. The battalion
of the Reserve O1rPs reports to Captain
Hudson, Provost Marshal of this State, and
not to the Commander of the post. The
% b Ohio, Col. Frey, commanding, still
coO,inues on duty, headquarters at the
AIheneum.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES. CLARKE,s
CELEBRATRn FRMATp pTrTo,

.
Thi.tnValuable incidence is unfailing in the cure
~ nose painful and dangerous diseases incident
Il moderate1 AL excuses and removes all OBJ
stEnction1 nom whatever cause, and q speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
i f peculiarly suited. It will, in uhOrt time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pulls should not be taken by females that ara
pregnant during the FIRST THRER+ MONTTIs n
they are sure 70 bring MiScarriage but At eyeFT
other time, and in every other case, they are Der.
In all cases Of nervous and spinOI Heetona paIns
In the Back and Limbs HeaVineSa Fatigue on SlIRht
ssEeE5iOn PaptatioP Of the Heart LowSeSs Of spir.
painful diseases oocasioned by disordsred syGtem
these-Pnl1 will effect 9 cure when ali other means
have te.:ed '--''A'
HUll directions in the pamphlet around each pack.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price One Dollar per
0U soie United State. Axou.
JOB NOSES ~ Cortlandt st., NY
N. B:-$1.o and sig postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized aEent viii insure bottle contain,nS
over fifty Pills by return mail S1120
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
WHY NOT USE THE RERT4

Over twenty yearI increasing demand has estab-
EiShed the fact that MA1HHRs' VEnRF1Ar Han DIN
is the best in the world. II is the cheapest, The
most reliable, and most convenient. Complete in
one bottle Does not require any previous prepara.
ton Of he hair. No trouble. No crock or stain.
Roes not rub on or make the hair sppeAr dusty and
dead but impartS to it new life and lustre. Pro-
due's a beautt nj black or brown, as preferred. A
child can apply it. Always gives SatisfactOn. Only
IS cents per bottle. Bold everywhere,
I.MATHEws, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAs BARNES co., New York, wholesale
Agents. myao-lysod :,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

~Ar HOuE-Yesterdsy We had the
pleasure of greeting BreVss- Brig General
CspehSrt. commanding Sd brigade, Sd d.
vision Of Sheridsn's army. The General
and his brigade participated In all the en-
gagsmenrs of Sheridan in the valley aud
before Richmond. Gen. Capehart looks
remarkably we'll. he expects to remain
athOme for about ten days TO come.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09


R6T ENTERTAINMENTS OF WEST VIRGISIA
stLbIEBs Yesterday evening at the re.
quest of the Governor, the soldiers re-
cspriou committee of last year, met at the
Court House to make arrangements for the
entertain ment of the returning soldiers of
West Virginia. The committee was In.
formed that the 7th regiment, now encamp-
ed on the Island, would probably be mus.
tered ont and paid off by Monday next,
and that to give them supper before
leaving, prompt action was neOessary.-
The principal difficulty seemed to be to
procure suitable building to accommodate
fourteen buodred men. Messrs. John B.
Hubbard, ]. A. Metcalf and James Bodley
were appointed a committee to procure a
suitable place for an entertainment on
Mondsy evening,
Ga motion the various subcommittee
were continued as heretofore. Ouisens
are requested to make donations of PrOVi.
lions for the occasion. There will be an
other meeting of the committee at the
Court House tonight to hear reports and
perfect arrangements. o.her regiments
will be here dOrinR the week, and it will
b quire active work and the hearty CO.
operation of all ciussUs to, meet the re-
quiTemeuts of the occasion. It is earnest
~ desired that every man shall put his
shoulder to the wheel and show the brave
boys that they are sLAl remembered BY
their fellow ciliS MS at home.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

D8r RETURHED Peter Fighter, who
obraiutd considerable notoriety In Marion
and Harrison counties for his bitter hos.
tliry to tho Union cause, and who finally
joined the rebel forces, has again returned,
accompanied by about dozen of his rela.
tivss and friends. 1t lie represented that
they are all armed with carbines and re-
volVers. RICHTER has also brought back
with him a number of very Aue horses
he has commenced blowing, and expresses
his desire to remain, and says he intends
Immediately to rebuild his house which
was demolished by the Union forces. An
agent who had been put In charge Of tho
premises had sold lot of brick from the
wreck Of the old building. - The purchaser
called for them on the very morning Of
R ghter's return, but was informed by him
that the brick should not be removed from
the premises, as he wanted them himself.
When at work in the field, himself and
friends carry their~weapons. A neighbor
who was passing the place, halted and
entered into conversation with the party
aud~while converting about some UOiOu
meu that bad been killed in that neighbor-
hood, the gentleman expressed some
opinion that excited the ire of one of the
party. who drew revolver and snapped il
a, him. his companions, however, inter
fercd and expressed their disapprOba,ior
OF the act, It is represented that tb'
Union citizens were very FESTIVE auC
threatened to drive them away, but wer
persuaded by friends to leave them to b
dealt with by the authorities of the land
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
Assistant seeretarY of tha Tren,nrr

INV YoRK, June "a special l To-
Commercialfrom Washingtou the sIb, saws:
An Influential delegation from New York
Is IN the city to protest against the appoint
urership.-, 1t is expected the deIeoation
will succeed. q. q. Van Dyck, Of Aibsnv
lie now prominently spoken of for ,he 49,
ton. ft'>- y 57<1'S- t'e P"sl-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

coSOORD, N. A., Juue s.-Gov. Smith
was tnaugnrated to-day with military and
civic displays. The inaugural address is
long and argumentatiVe. The total delhi
Of the State is Ss,97s 900, and there viii
be due this year 1888 600 interest. maErinG
. total of 1926 600. The estimated re-
eeiPts Of this year will be $685., 600. The
remaining floating debt, interest and ont
standing claims are $7O6 600
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

~DEATH OF DAVID THoBURN.
Thoburn, brother of the late Col. Thoburn,
aud formerly editor of the Belmont ChrOni
Gle, died yesterday at st. Clairsville, Ohio.
His funeral takes place to-day at O'Clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

~REHOvAI,-JOhn Eckhart & Son,
have removed their hosiery store to their
new store room, three doors below their
old stand, on Main street. A full stock of
goods in their line will always be found
on hand. my3l.lw.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

~ les CREAu AND STaAwsunax LUnCu.
The Ladies OF St. Matthew'S Episcopal
Church viii serve splendid lunch of Ice
Cream aud s'rawberries,lhis morning at
10 O'Clock at Washington Hall.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

PHILADELPHIA, Juue s.-Jsy Cooke, SUB.
scriPtion agent, reports subscriptions In
the Z 80 loan to day~to the amount of
$2i7sl,eoo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

% I'd every GhsFe 70 introduce the improved
hhli0 g Clark SO FGady Ss,OiRQ NaehtRe, the only
low price machine in the eountTy which il l6eehSed
Singer 90, and Bachelor. An other InachineS
sold tce les than iOrty dollars each are f1yf11e
peItS, and the seller and user liable 70 fRs AID
islpF76OaRsnk Salary and expenses, or large can.
MISSION, allowed illustrated circulars sent frse
Address SHAW CLARK,
my6$mdGN~ Biddeford, Maine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
New York Produce Markst.

,'t-} INV HORR, June 8.
RLoUR-opened 69l0o better and clesOa On and
3 y - Io g ExtEa stae; % s@7tS Tor
WHISRY-Ia fair demAud; Western Sc OIA2 "a
WHBAF-Open0d hrm ana closed Gull S6a8 :. InyS
err Amber Mie6iGAn 81 IS.
RYE-Qulei; WestHrn IS.
oCRN-opened 1@2e better and closed dull With
impEOVement lost SSss'o for new mixed WOISorD;
oATs-DuH and love 5000 for Western.
s3eAR-s.s.dy; lO14ollo for Cuba MuDoOv.so,
Porto hicO 149S
MoLA SBeSouiet.
WUOL-QuIet
PElRoLEUM- Quiet; s4@Si3o for Crude; sr@Slo
for Renned In Bono ana ea370 / RtHned Tres
PuRK-D'cidsdly 'Ovsri SO se9tsGo .cr new
mess closing at SIS 00 l2i q gas w fur 1891 do,
S'sh and regu ar SOy; SIT sO0is 90 Tor prime aud
sly 5Ot9tO 20 for prime mesa NV mes Tor June
and jay geller'a Ptio-, At S94 6092I 81
BE F.Qu CT; SO OO9lA 90 IOF plain mess and
Sl2 t09l8 10 for extra mes.
~BhEF AAMs-ouist
. CUT MEAL e-GIrm; 12@141<o for ihoulderS and
14@ls for bans.
bAOnN-QuIEt.
AUrTkR-Qoiot At ~9oSsOo for .hio and GaSs2O
for state.
cRAEsE-Dun at s@l6.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

No. EpIIeptIe Fits can be CuredI
SCCSS ,-DR LooKROW having become en- inently
In curing this terrible malady invites ali
anlarly amicted to call or send for circular of
references and testimonials hume Tous cases cnred
Of from one to twenty four years staSdn0 He a.
ToteI NE attention especially to diBeaS o. Of the
SetSoEoSplnal Axis or Nervous System and soIiciTa
an INVESTIGATION OF his claim to public con6denne
A9aress All letters to DRtV. B. LOCKROW.
mh13Sm dAWsmp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

~WD refer our readers to the .adver-
ttsemeut of Prof De Ricqles, the agent for
BrAdbury's Pianos. After the 2orh the
Professor will exchange no more old
Pianos for new ones. Take the hint.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

BOsroN, June s-The starch fsoto,v -
Davis & Wallace. in Roxbnry. Vss a. :.
etroyed fire last night. Loss Sa0JooGlT
insured for $i6, 600. : -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
N o T I G E.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
ouA14uantu.ra e1.raA1ns o,no,. /


WAsHHGrON D. O., May %, 1865
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULES are being dis.
HHl posed Of at public auction. at Warrington.
the sales viii continue It'll the number Of ami
mails IL reduced in proportion to the reduction of
the armies, now going on rapidly.
There are in the armies of the Potomac, Of the
Tennessee. and OF Georgia, probably FOUR THOU
SAND OF FHB FINEST sIX-MULR TEAMS IN
TIE WORLD
Many Of them were bought in the beginning Of
the war, a. youuE mues, accompanied the armies
in al their marches aud camps and are thorOuR bly,
broken, hardened by exeIei,e, gentle and familiar,
from being 30 long surToundGd BY the soldiers.
Tue whole South Is stripped OF farming stock and
the North also has suffered from the drain Of ami.
m.ls, taken to supply the ar@iea-
These animals are sold ~ pu6tio auction; THEY
WAL NOT BRIG ANYTHING LIKE THEIR
FROE VALUk; and such opportunities for farmers
70 get working animall to stock their farms, aud
for deoYsTs aud dealers in stock to make good spec
ulAttonE, BY purchasing them and diSpoInR Of them
in the South, will never oscur again
II. G. AETGS,
QuArtermAsteF General
jeS-till29 BTsve4 MAJOR General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

1 VALUABLE PRoPkRrY FOR SALH.-
We would call attention to the valuable
property at New Greek, advertised for sale
In another column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09

sTRAoUsH, June The Oswego Canal
IS now fully open for navigation, with
seven feet water.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
COLaAPE,s aOHEY SOAP

This OelebFatsd Toilet Soap, In such unIver,
al demand, Is made from the oh ole St material,
Il mild and omOlliant In itu nature, fra
gravity scented, and extremely b eaeiaI
in its action upon the akin For sale by all DruR.
gist' and Fancy Goods Dealsrs. mrl5 IL
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
PURE 0ATAwBA WINE.

No. PURE OATAWBA WINE,
PURE OATAWBA WINE.
PURE oATAWBA WINE.
PURE oATAWBE-WINR.
PURE oATAwBA WINE.
From Aliens ElkyisW Vineyard, Kentucky.
FROM Aliens Elkview vineyards; Kentucky.
Prom Aliens Elkview vineyards, KENTUCKY.
Prom Allen's Elkview vineyards, Kentucky.
30 BBLs. oATAWBA WINE.
so DOE. oATAWBA WINE.
Warranted superior to any in this city.
We desire to call particular attention to the anal.
ity Of this Wine-it being the hreat favored Wine
ever introduced to the public in this vicinity, aud
We recommend 1t to our friends as being Just what
the sick want. This is a lucious, palatable Wine.
Much of the oatawba fonnd in our vicinity is NO
better than yinegar-and has nothing desirable or
attractive about it-and We know any ono uuipz
TINS Kentucky cataWba Wine will re perfectly sat
shed as to the purity, richness and superiority Of IT.
For sale by LAUGHING 1 BUsHRRLD,
JeS Wholesale aud Retail.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-09
NeW York Honey Markst.

~ NV YoRH, June 8.
MoNEY-Ea.y at sos p cent. for call hans
STERLING EXOFANGk-Firm at 1901 g for
gold and first GLASS bhls.
GOLD. Opening at 1855. declining to 1;71<, and
Sc, 1891, coupons 100 9O's, reErste, cd, lO.X;
b-31s, coupons, 1885 1905, I'd IeritS GOk
RAlLhOAD 6TUGkS-RpTt Wayne VAK.
RvENnG BOARD.
NV YORE, June Gold closed tonight at ls7Jf.