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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

- 81 TTNTF ~ -
ANOTHER KEROSENE HoRROR.-Nes-
terday another one was added tothe long
list Of kerosene horrors A sick child of
Mrs. Sarah Beels, resident in North
Wheeling, required the attention'oi its
mother about two0'clock yesterday morn.
ing. A lamp had been left burning dimly
in the room, and when Mrs. B. got up she
found the oil in it well nigh exhausted.
.Unthoughtcdly she attempted TO fill it
without cxtinguishing the flame, and. the
result was, "the old, old story'-thc can
from which she was pouring the fluid, eXf
lplodcd, throwing It's contents in every d.
rection. The clothing of Mrs. 3. received
a large share, and in an instant was in
flames The unfortunate woman imme-
dialcIy ran into nh adjoining room and
thew herself on bed In moment it
was on fire, and it was with considerable
difficulty that the house was saved from
destruction. The shrieks Of the burning
woman aroused the family occupying
dwelling in close promixity, or part Of tie
same house, ,,we donot know which, and
they ran to her rescue They succeeded
in putting out the fire, but not until the
Clothing Of Ars. B. was nearly entirely
consumed. She suffered intense agony,
her body being burned toa crisp, We were
told Death relieved her from her suffer
ings about six O'clock, four hours after the
dreadful occurrence happened II
J Soon after her dscease, Squire Gillcspy
was informed of the fact. He proceeded
to the house und at once made arrange
mcnts for holding un inquest. W. &.
Connolly David Campbell, Henry Mich
ard, David Greer, John Newhouse, Louis
Grcincr, 7. B. vanfosscn, James Coen,
James L. Drake, Alex. Pannell, VIM. D.
Swift and G. Glassncr wcre summoned US
a jury, and aGter eliciting al the facts that,
could be obtained; they returned the inl-'
lowing verdict
state Of IIHss Il,gIniu, Ihio comfy, to'rlt; -
An inquisition held at the old Campbell
tavern, in Washington township, iu sNid
county of Ohio, on the Goth day Of June,
in the year 1870, before Robert II. Gil
lespy, q justice of said county, the justice
of Washington township being absent
from home, upon the view Of the body Of
Mrs. Sarah Becls, the daughter Of Thomas
McFaddcn, there lying dead. q.
The jurors sworn TO inquire when, how,
and by what means the said Sarah Beels
came TO her death, upon their Oaths do say
that Sarah Beels came to her death by
the accidental explosion Of an oil can,
which she hnd in her hands, burning her
body SO much that she died in about four
hours, on the morning Of the Goth of June,
1870.
In testimony whOrGof!t the said justice
and jurors setther hands Signed blythe
jury. "A
Mrs B. left two small children Steps
were taken yesterday 10 have them re
ccived in the Childrcn's Home.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

lUsla TlI LONDON, June ".
There Ii very active demand for
money both at the banks and on the street.
John Brights restoration tn health is
thought to be permanent
The new Foo Chow Foo ten lately re-
ceivcd hero proves to be an inferior DUAL
ity. u.A l-li gyH.L.
The funeral of Earl Clarendon took
place today. In compliance with the
wishes of the deceased, the ceremony
was strictly private.
= A tenement house at ,Leith containing
fourteen families was destroyed by fire
last night It's believed that all the in.
mates were rescued.
Lord Ambcrly on the OccaSi laying
the corner stone Of the Congregational
School House At New Castle today, made
an address inwhich he said it was the
duty OF the Government to supply the
means of education, but he could not ac-
cept any substitute for voluntary schools
... . . .H
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CURA.

New YORK, June 30.
The Worlds IIavana correspondent
writes the particulars Of the capture by
the Spaniards Of the Upton's second ex-
pcdtiOn. lie attributes the disaster 10
The laundering Of the Cuban Jmta in
New York. A mess Of correspondence
fell into the hands of the SpaniAr,ls giving
them important information Of the designs
of the Cubans in the United States.
Since President Grants message the
Spanish papers in Havana have INDUCED
in an extremely threatening tone towards
this country The DidrTO De La Marine
is urging Spain ~ require Of the United
States the dissolution Ol the Cuban Juntas
in New York, New Orleans and other
American cities, and the seizure and de.
livery to Spain Of the steamer Upton.
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NEW YORK CITY.

VHs New YORK, June 90. q
Tho Demi Monde had q sylvan Isoiree
dansante yesterday afternoon nnd evening
at Elm Park. Over 10000 men and wO-
men were present, among them several
prominent politicians, few leading law
ycrs and one or two judges.
Vessels are arriving daily at the quaran-
tine from ports infected with yellow fever,
and bringing evidence Of sickness and
death on board during their voyages. At
the meeting Of the quarantine Commits
sioncrs yesterday, the matter was Clabora-
tely considered and precautions were taken
to preserve this city from tho scourgG.
Thc gunOoat Nipsic arrived Tonight
from Aspinwall
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AN Indiana man recently wrote letter
to friend in n town not ihr distant. He
addressed that letter TO columbus, In.
diana," tho Indiana" being made very
distinct, written out in full and underlined.
Then in the lower leil.hand corner he
wrote, Bartholomew county" and across
the upper right-hand corner he wrote :
"The reason l put Bartholomew county
on this is, ! don't want it TO go 10 Colun.
hin, South Carolina, or any other COlum.
bia, but to Columbus, Bartholomew county,
Indiana, and to no other Columbus" He
mailed that letter, and the Postmaster Of
his town sent it tto-Columbus, Ohio.
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June %.

........ ClNClNSATl, June 20.
Edward Winder, boy ten years old,
was drowned in tho Canal tonight.
Eliza Swift, seven years old, was run
over by the street cars at noon to-day and
badly injured Amputation of both the
lower limbs will probably be necessary.
The New Orleans tlremen before depart
ing tonight, adopted resolutions Of thanks
to the authorities Of the city, fire, depart
ment, citizens and the MessrS. ShattOe and
others of the Erie Railway,
George Silvers, near Dayton yesterday,
accileptallY blew his brains gout While
hunting.
Rev. Rqllen a. Sawyer, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church Dayton, accepts Il
call TO Brooklyn, New York. ,L
Accounts from surrounding cities state
that the heat is intense to-day. Three
cases of sun stroke this afternoon on our
streets here. .'.l =
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BARNEsvILI.E 4 TOBACCO DEPOT
FiNy hogshcadS of tobacco were shipped
last week from this place 10 Antwerp;
Germany, by the Baltimore and Bremen
steamer. The tobacco was purchased
here and shipped direct by German bro.
kGr from New York. We understand
that tobacco warehouse will probably
lie erected in this place, where all the to.
bacco of this region will be gathered and
shipped direct 10 Europe, thereby saving
the per centage now paid to Baltimore
commission men Such movement will
greatly promote the commercial import
NnCc Of Barncsville.-EntcrpriSc.
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wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFPICR or DAILY IETELLIGRNCEn.
WHDSEsDAY, June %, 1870

"WEDNESDAY, June ~, 1871
BurTER-Quiet and unchanged Good TO
prime fresh may be quoted at li9l6c' and choice
BRooNs-Store prices; Fancy IS 50; No. l 81 80.
BEANs-Dull and nominal at 81 00J2 25per bus.
CHEEsE-Dull at lac for Dairy, and Bc for
Goshen.
CARBON or--Dull and dropping at &c, aud no
charge for package. , ,o.
COPFEE-We quote prime TO choice Rlo al %l0L
22Sc; choice to iancy 23t1!3Sc,
CuIcKENs-Sales Of live spring chickens by
the dozen 81 6O13 90.
4, DRIED FRUIT-Continucs very dull, and the
season Il almost over. We continue 10 quote Ap'
pies at 4T05J&c; peaches at Glt7c for quarters
and 7E66Sc for halves.
EGGs-Dull and Notwithstanding the arrivals
are only moderate, prices arc weaE-sales report.
cd at l9c; but quotations. may be fairly given ut
lG1l7C. b. '...
No. 9 medium Ss Is: No. l large SlS 50 for half
R-Market dull and weak. We quote fancy
1t 81 00II9 %: white wheat At 81 80; rcd wheat
family Gt IS IS Rye Flour s. 6O. ,oa
CRAM -IYhSGt-Dull and lower at 81 2RQl -
for strictly choice white and 81 0J0l 10 lor No.
red. Cori-Dull at 75c. 0ats-llcld pretty firm;
~ there ia confidence Ofa stronger market and
better prices, at 4O04Sc. Rye-s0c. 49,,
GLAss-Flrst quality Sxl0. a; lox2; q o,
EtCuIlu uUuHlS OA4Ut lVNAS1 81 W U u"'N W
80 feet. Discount 10 per cent
GtEsENG-.iOc 2 h.
HAY--Dull but unchanged; loose may be quo
ted at 5000 Baled-Sl3 20. ....
LARD OIL-$l 81 for extra winter strained.
NAns-lOd 10 God, 81 OO; I'd to Cd, s. Is; I'd
to I'd, 81 80. -# m. '... --..,
PROvIsIOSs-Market firm. Sugar Cured Can
vGssed Hams PC; family do 19Lc; shoulders ldc;
clear sides lsc; clear rib l7Hc; Mess Pork $3l .OO.
Lard 17c In tIerces; lSHc In kegs:
RICE-Flrm; prime South Carolina 94c.
SYRUrs-BaltimOre O1GjC; New York 75lIsOc;
Choice Drips Csc.
I SuoARsINew orleans l2KG51SNc; Porto Rico
llGpl2Kc; Cuba l1GbllXc; Crushed l4SDl5c; A
Coffee I4c: b Coffee l3)&c; Coffee 1876.
SoDA-Best New Castle &c In keg.
SoAP-Famiy GAc; German SIC; Eastern ~
9l2c. ........ ...
. STAncu-T6sc; Maizena, 12Gl4c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead l2c 2 h.; shot 80 90
Q bag.
q SNUPF-1Oc; do. In boxes Of six dozen g %.
ToBAcCO-Firm; Manufactured unchanged;
Navy 686bT5c; dark los and As GS4I5c; bright Jos
TE4%GSnpOwdCr 81 5OSI 20; Young Hyson
81 30fll GO: Black $l@l 10.
WOOI-35d4Oc, according TO condition and
quality. .I.....
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The --latest News,
News Of the Day.

49, .a... 10. a.r'S
Hon. VIM Slnythe, present representa-
tive in Congress- 4trom the Fifth Iowa dis:
trict, has been nominated for reelection
by aCclRmation. r ..e ..''r0' 10
Reports received Yesterday at Lieuten.
ant General Sheridan's headquarters in
Chicago, state thatbandS orhostile Indians
have appeared within few days at Wood
River Station, Medicine Bow, Rawlin's,
Como and other points. United States
troops are in pursuit of them.
Scheiltcr & Co.'S linsccd oil factory, AT
MinneapOlisSNIin,, was burnt on pIesday
night, With 1870 barrels oil 20, 600 bushels
llaxscci, en- E.osS $75,OO0; Insurance
$3S,000
The wheat harvest IN Southern Illinois
Is about completed, and it is pronounced
the best crop tor many years, The corn
looks promising; stg FFGfBTs
The RGpnblican Convention Of tle:11th
Congressional District or-0hio, at}Wa-
hatch yesterday, nominated Hon. Jasper
Packard for r.ClPction. t.aaI j i.a,.lr.
The contract with j. Edwin C0nanl
for the construction Of the railroad from
Lexington, Ohio, through Toledo, TO Ann
ArbOr, Michigan, was approved by the
City Council Of Toledo Tuesday night
II to2. 3d.. .' ... @
The Republicans of tho Second Con
gressional District of Maine yesterday
nominated Hon. VIM P. Frye, of Lewis
ton, for Congress, the name Of the present
representative, Hon, J.. p. Morrill,, being
withdrawn.
+. Porter Dyer, Jr., former cashier Of
the NcwtonviIle Bank, Massachusetts,, has
been sentenced to . fine Of $4,000 aud
six months imprisonment This is the
last Of tho State street "irrcglllarity"
cases.
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Tho Oil ConaagratiOn at Pittsburgh.
PrTTsBuRaH, Juno 90,

The tire at the oil refinerics still con
tinues. A warehouse containing 5000
empty barrels, and a tank OF bGnZinc be-
longing to the Citizens refinery were de-
stroyed during the night, making an Nddi-
tional loss of $4,000.
There was very violent storm yester-
day in the northeastern part Of the county,
which destroyed fields Of grain, uprOOtGd
trees, etc.
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New York Produce Market.

NRw YORK, June %.
CorrOx Heavy and lower; sales 1000 bales at
~ OFftSorn-closcd dnll and tlIghtly in buyers ia.
VOr. ,,.., =,
Milwaukee. and 81 40lbl 81 for winter rcd west
crn. Ryc-Nominal. 0atsIHcayy at hSGH3c Tor
lower; new mixed S5(t9Sc:
PROvIsToHs-Pork nominal At go 20 for Mess
Beef quiet and steady, Cnt Meats hrm with a
moderate demand Bacon-NominAl, Lard quiet
AZ EGds@k :G iittie more active 4, sSs24c.
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WASHINGTON.

slIgHH AWAsHNGTON, June 30 Il
James Neaman, of San Francisco, has
arrived here with magnificent flag,
made OF California silk, which he intends
to present, IN the name Of that State, to
Congress. 1t was displayed to-day in the
marble room Of the Senate, where II qt.
tracted great attention on account OF its
size and beauty, as well us being the first
American flag ever made Of native silk.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Intervention in Behalf of Cuba by
the Columbian Republic.

a.-s"a7rl " NEW YORK, June 90.
Intelligence from the South American
Republics Of Columbia is important. A
resolution Inns been introduced in the Co
lumblan Senate instructing the Govern.
ment TO propose an alliance with the Re
pubkcS Of Spanish America, the object
being to effect the liberation Of Cuba and
Porto Rico. Should Spain refuse to with
draw her troops from these islands the
allies arc TO declare war against her Nnd
aid tho Cubans in RchieYinS their indie
pendGnce. The resolution was passed en-
thnsiastically and by II large majority.
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THE Republicans Of Iowa will hold u
State Convention at Dcs Moines on the
18th Of August to nominate three candi-
dates for Supreme Court Judges, Secre'
tary Of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Regis
ter of the Land Office, AttOmey-Gencral,
and Reporter Of the Supreme Court
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ITALY.

-|I rW| 4 RoME, June %,
The Jourm0ior Rome says the Pope, at the
Vatican, yesterday, appointed number
of Archbishops and Bishops, among the
latter for Springfield, Mass, and for liar
Dor Grace, New Foundlahd.
FLORENCE, June 90.
1t is reported that General Gnrabnldi is
quite i'll. ..rp.,..........-
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The Riots at Cork.

Cork, June 90.
Quietlhas been nominally restored. I'm.
casncss in the commercial circles 'contin-
ucs, however, aud business Of oil kinds is
almost at standstill Precautionary
measures Of the government to guard
against.a n renewal Of the disorders have
not been abatcd.
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The $4,000 Theft---ArrGst of the
.y..... .... Thief. .... .........

.... Min. NEW 1uIIh, JuIIc ~
About three weeks ago some adrOit thief
entered the room in the Treasury building
where are counted tic National Bank
bills, and stole II package containing $9O,-
600 Yesterday, Treasurer Spinner was
informed that a person was arrested in
this city who was supposed TO be the
thief, and $4,000 Of tie money was re-
covered u AFIr
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phiIndelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 90.
FLouR-Dull super $S66 l!J4; extra s. $50
CRAM -Wheat-Unehangcd Rye.Unchanged.
Corn-StGady; yellow western 81 0S; mixed s. "
al ". OatS-LOwcr; Pennsylvania Coo.
LArtl--Dull and unchanged.
Ous-Petrolcum fcverishi crude lSIc; refined
&c spot: axe July. .....
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The Weather Ycstardnv.

The WtstGrH Union TsiSgrGlh COS. Bulletin.
WHEELING, Noon, June ~
Washington Clear: wIndn. W: thCr 50.
CnCinnati-ClCA and calm: thcr. 81.
Rlchm0ud-ClcRF; wind u, W.: thcr. 81.
NashvIllc-C wind II, O.; thcr Sc,
st. Louls-ClOar; wind 81. ther. -.
ChicagO-Clear; wind =. W; thGr. 50,
Baltimorn-Cloudy; wind u; ther s..
Clcveland-C Cloudy; wind w.; thcr. 7s
New Orleana-C lear and calm; Iher. SJ.
BOGtOn-CleAr; wind II. c.; ther. 10.
New York-Clear; wind n; theF. 50.
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FELL IN A FIT.-A stranger fell in a
ft yesterday, OF the corner of Market and
Jefferson streets, North Wheeling. He
was properly cared fol. by humane people
in the vicinity. g1,8 }gngnlH
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Chicago Market.


FLoUR-Dull and nominal. ...-., -
GRAIN-Whcat-Op dull at 81 0iQl O;
cash, and 81 seller July; became flrmer and closed
at 81 W cash. 81 0GN seller July for NO,2. Corn
Moderately active; closing at7S|SC seller July
for No 2. 0ats-QnIet; ClosinG ut 5O{t1OAc for
No. 2. Rye Quictand Tc lower; closing at w
6T5c barley Neglected and nominal
IIOGs-T -TOIcrably active at IS lOdS % for com
Ca CGTTLE"Xctive IT at & aJGs 95 for common
COWS TO choice shipping beCNes.
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RaItimore Market.


FLOUH-Nominal.
GnAlX-Whcat-No lower; western
81 8S6Il IS. Corn-Oacriugs light; white 81 Is
6t II; yellow 81 05. QAts-G0I63c,
PRovisIoSs-M Pork-Quict at $9i. Bacon
Firm; rib sides 17c; clear rib l1Hc; shoulders
lAc; hams 23123Nc. LHrd-Quiet at l6IGl1Sc'
WlnsRT-Dull and unchanged
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AN Arkansas temperance society has
dissolved 1t talIowed ale as a beverage,
but the members found it "bunglesome 10
their stomachs," and fell back on whisky.
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SPAIN.

'''Ir.0 ~ MADRID, June 90.
The press protest against the restora
tiOn OF the Bourbon dynasty in the per-
son of the son Of Isabella
The law. authorizing civil marriages
goesinto. operation the first Of September.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

sNhN A'ihTNN "NhN SS'
Jobbers are employed wholly In taking stock,
consequently there Is very little business and no
further change In prices.
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BAYARD TAYLOR, now in California, has
been presented with q gold ring made
from the famous "last spike" driven in the
Pacific Railway track slt.i. "f
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ITO WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA.
L KERS.-HubS for Wagons aud Carriages,
Gum Oak and Locust Wood, SpoEcs from finch
TO ~, Hickory and Oak Wood FcllocS from iK
to inches, Hickory and Oak Wood Bows ioF
Carriages and Express Wagons, Poles ShaHts
and Circles Of best Hickory and Oak u
Received by llILDRETH h BRO,
..+ H.- S9MAIu Street
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 90.
FLoUR-Dull and 0ic lower; extra s. 2515 90;
amily $5 bOG5 70. Doe. '..".
GRGIS-Wheat-Du and nominal: no sales;
winter held at 81 1901 90. COrn-Dull at $50
s3c; prime white shellCd sold At Sc, Oats-un-
changed at 65EG6Oc. Rye-$l: demand light.
CoTTON-Dull and dropping; mlddlinE !9GGt
zoe.
ToBGCco- Unchanged; sales 100 hhds.
WHISKY Steady al 81; sales 200 bbls.
PRovlsIONs-Mcss Pork dull and nominally M.
changed; held at $50. Bulk Mcats easier; sales
1870 hds at l2c for shoulders and l4iic for sides,
all packed Bacon dull: small sales Of shoulders
at I3S6l3kc, packed; sides are held at lGSlt
i7kc; 10 sales. The demand for Bulk Meats II
from Baltimore. Sugar.curcd Hams 2lE92C,
and quiet. Lard IL held at lGc; no sales.
BUTTER-Firm; fresh lSG2ic, the lnttcr rate for
Western Reserve.
CMErsE-Dnll; Western Reserve, lie; factory
lsHlSc.
OMs-Lin5ccd Oil dull nj 81 %; Lard Oh Il II
6I Is.
GnocEmEs- Sugar and Coffee unchanged aud
steady. ..
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StiII Another Martyr to Kerosene.
....r.r .Ur. CTucAGo, June 90.
Al Galesburg, H., yesterday, Mrs.
Dunn, while trying TO light fire with
kerosene, was So badly burned that she
died last night
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OTUUhB~@OVtIIUU IIIEIIVTI NLlU NIUBVu UIIII wv
York Central steady; Lake Shore strong; the rest
less heavy.
Western Union Telegraph, SIX; Adams Ex'
HH; United States, 46S; Pacific Mail, AN; New
York Central, 09X; do. scrip, on; Erie, y;
Harlem, lS9E; Reading, l067;; Michigan Central,
l9l; Lake Shore, 99I; Illinois Central; lSIAi
Pittsburgh, lO91;; Northwestern, "; do. pre-
trail i0sE; 81, Paul, GSSt: do. preferred 81; Wa
bash, 5G%; do. preferred a; Fort Wayne, g5;
Tcrrs Haute, SO; Chicago 3 Alton, llBA; do,
preferred. iiB; Ohio& Mississippi, 35'S Hart.
lord l. Eric, ~; Cleveland, Columbus d Gin.
cnnatI, 30: Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana
Central 90H.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market,
NKw YoRK. June %

MoSEY-Vcry abundant at 395 per cent.
STERLING Firm at 9A0lO9JS,
GoLD-Dull; opened at lllX, and closed steady
at lllk0lllH Carrying rates per cent, aud
borrowing nat. ClcAranccs $4S, ,0OO, ,OOO. The
Treasury sold 81, ,0OO, ,OOO ut III l.Sl0lll.@.
GOVERNMENT BONDs-llighcr, but closed Il
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TnE Power OF NITRO. .GLYcERrNE.- :
In speaking of the nitro.glyccrine eXplo
sion in Worcester the other day, the
Worcester Spy says: tI
"Thc shock was felt and the report
heard distinctly in MI the towns within
twenty-five miles, and at Millbury and
New England Village the inhabitants
thought Il to he in their midst; and at
Oxford people ran into the street in their
fright. In Charlton It was equally plain
andSSa gentleman who was on pond in
South Spencer, fishing, at the time, says
that the fishes were seen to jump from the
water atthG time OF the explosion no.
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ToHN r. 3 A. MURDOCH,
NuRSERYmEn. FLORISTS AMn SEEnSMEn

No. IlP, smIthleld, ST., Pittsburgh, Pa,
oGer . large stock Of Flowers and Vegetable
Seeds, Roses, VOIbenRH, GcranlumS, HalioiFopeS.
DahlieS, TubofoSeS, GlAdiOluS, Sc, &c.
Send for catalogue Of stock. Apr9O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30

THE Jamestown IN. " journal tells
the following remarkable story: There
is a woman in the town Of Harmony,
Chautauqua county, who has not spoken
to her husband in twcnty-One years. In the
year 1919 her husband cOntradicted her
harshly in the presence Of company and
she threatened thati lie didn't behave bet
ter toward her she would never speak TO
him again. He retortcd that he wished
she wouldn't; and she has not since spO-
ken to him They have continued TO live
together peacefully, and during the long
silence have had several children. Every
thing goes on at their house as usual with
farmers. The husband is attentive, and
does his conversing with his wife through
one of the children. For instance, he will
ask child ut the table: Will your
mother have some more mcatS Or, at
another time, Is your mother gong to
town with me today The family is
wealthy, and belongs to the better class
of Chautauqua farmers and respectable
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co

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WHEELING, June II, 1870.
DASSEN GER TRAINS WILL
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June 18th, 1870, Wheeling time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-30

reflect that sound mind and body arc the most
necessary requisites TO promote ConnubiRl hAppl-
ness: Indeed, without these the journey through
honrly darkels 10 the view, the mind becomes
shadowCd with despair and lllCd with the mel.
anchOly reflection that the happiness of another
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