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THE WAR in EUROPE.
More Talk ofRussian Intervention
ALARM IN BELGIUM.
A Prussian Column Marching
- eii.o on Eperhay.
Kind Treatment Of American Cor
~ -.n.- respondents. w
The Ministry Leaving Paris.
New! !YonK, August 80.

New YoRK, August 80.
The Worlds London special kilograms
have repetition Of the warning already
several times given Of tho imminent peril
of Russian Intervention at no distant time
in this war. St. Petersburg papers Of the
esd inst, formally deny that the Car has
in any way recognized the conduct Of the
Prussian regimentOf which lie Is nominal
proprietor, and adds that Russia reserves
to herself most absolute freedom to act
as her position requires in the interest Of
European equilibrium and OF her own
destiny. The commander Of the third
military circumscription has formally In
terdicted tho distribution Of German news
papers through the mail. .sg
2 The SchlaVic and Cresch journals In
Austria, openly denounce the progress Of
the Teutonic race in Central Europe, and
call upon Russia to make the Austrian
Government understand its mission.
The approach of the armies to the Bel
gian frontier excites great apprehension
In that country. The Belgian army, put
on war footing by the vote OF August
18th, is ordered TO the 'front.'. The arming
Of the Garde Civilegoes on rapidly
Two special Queens messengers reach
ed London to-day, with dispatches for the
Foreign Office from Brussels. Fernando
and Antwerp are fully armed.
1t Is reported that column OF twenty
thousand Prussian cavalry and artillery
were yesterday marching on Epernay.
An American newspaper correspondent
at st:AYold has hadsan interview with
Bismarck, and was most cordially treated.
The King was very kind also, and sent
word to the American that In case he
found difficulty in procuring food be must
come to the Royal headquarters. The
treatment Of American correspondents
and travellers by the Germans, as well as
by the French, has been most tlattering,
when compared with that bestowed upon
the people Of other nations, and testities to
the popularity Of our country in oil parts
Tho CouTer's special this forenoon is
very brief, and, merely says that the Min
istry have packed up and arc on the eve
Of departure for Tours. '@lrh4
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Trade in Philadelphia.

IFf0m Same. -'.'r". W.
Our merchants and business people Of
all pursuits have expectations OF u good
allItrade, and the signs Of the tirles are
encouraging. The war in Europe, It Is
fairly inferred, will enlarge the demand
abroad tor our brcadstuffs and provisions,
and the general prosperity OF the country
has been and continues to be such as to
warrant greatly increased amount Of
business in what Is known as the fall trade
Of our great seaport cities. The trade
with the West and South is slowly in
Creasing, but there is little activity yet.
Buyers Of merchandise do not anticipate
their actual wants to any considerable OK
tent. '" e." t' f''"'i " ..,.
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A On. RoBERr souIE, who. has been
roaming over the country as physician,
suddenly left Indianapolis Thursday, after
making an effort to murder his wife,
whom lie took outside Of the city for that
purpose, but who escaped to a neighbors.
S0ule then returned 10 tie city, packet up
allhis wife's yaluables, and eloped with
one Of his patients, named Mrs. Rosscr..
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GREAT SILVER DISCOVERIES IN
COLORADO .-Gg, rgI
at Denver-.Rush to the
MineB,' ft,t,t g-,..
DENyRR. Col. August 20.

.u g hH DENVER, Col, August %.
The editor Of the Central Register fur
nishes me the following items concerning
the new silver region, recently discovered
northwest OF Denver, and already Great
ingintense excitement in the mining re-
gi0ns. Parties are starting from Denver
with stocks Of goods, and there seems to
be no doubt Of the peripanency and rich
ness Of the mines. pt ~ ~
q" @ CENTRAL CRY, Augast29.
Our reporter has just returned from
Grand Island, the district Is located fifteen
miles northwest of Central, on the wes-
tern boundary Of Boulder county, and for
ty miles from Denver. About thirty lodges
have been struck, and six ,or eight have
been uncovered, showing u true tissure Of
silver veins, bearing pay rock, with crew.
ces from two to Ave feet in width. Carl
boo. Idaho, Boulder county, Grand Island,
Sovereign People, Carter, Trojan, Monitor,
Conger aud Comst0Ck are among the most
celebrated. About five hundred men are on
the ground. The buildings are going up
rapidly. Tons Of rich ores arc being
hauled from the Black Hawk daily. Three
regular, coaches run from here each day,
besides many private country convey
ances. The excitement Is great, and is
steadily increasing, TheveinS, so far as
developed, give the impression TINT this
Is one Of tile richest silver regions yet dis.
covered on the continent Prot. Hall
tho immediate construction
Of additional smelling works to meet the
demand from these mines.
Other companies are talking oferecting
smeltingWorkS. q y -sStirf-t ~
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IL WASHINGTON. Z.
statem6ntO ths:B1port and Internal
Trade.
WAsnrNqToN. D, q, Aug, sd

" '""7''1@'0 -7@Vl ~ S'l -
The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics
is preparing 1 synopsis OF his report Tor
August, iniwhieh Is given full statement
OF the imports and exports lor the fiscal
year of 1870. This report will show that
although our imports exceed our exports
there Is an increase OF $54, 500, 900 over
the fiscal year of 1900, manifest from Ia.
blcs from which the following figures are
taken: Total exports tor the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1870, $500, ,48s, 1851; total
exports June 80, 1870, $50 I497, 1874, total
imports June 80, 1870, $469 1865 ,058; total
excess Of imports $40S,974. f..
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ONE Of the funny scenes of "show day"
wRs that Of ~ drunken man who had to!Be
taken to jail to prevent him fyom killing
one Of the Indians" He said an Indian
had killed his greatgrand father, and hsI
was bound to have, revenge. = Weston
Democrat q 3. 81 = ..'''
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Piuua NJ. E. Conference.
CINCINNATI, August 8

N CINCINNATI, august 81.
The Cincinnati Methodist Episcopal
Conference adjourned last evening. Rev.
W. H. Ninde, Of this city, was transferred
to the Detroit Confetsice, dll u. De: Sui
liyan and B. Kelly 70 The Kansas Confer
ence. The increase of membership in
this Conference for tho past year. has
been two thousand, one hundred and
eleven, making altogether $4,000. fg.,.
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The censtls.taker in Fulton county,
Illinois, reports finding family consist
ing Of seven persons, OF whom the eldest
was 100 years of age and the youngest SOf
In another family Of three the ages were
respectively, O5, 99 and 90, the latter be-
ing q domestic. r. 4, ,.h .n.Hn...'-g
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, August 80.

.l L..rsg CHICAGO, August 3D.
FLouR-Dull and unchanged. 10 80 g.l.
GEAN-Wheat less active, closing at s. 004
cox for DID, and 81 09K for new. No, 3; this az.
tern0on the market was unsettled and dull at
99Xe for old, and 81 00K4l 90 for new, seller
September. Corn quiet and 209Xc lower, clos.
Ing At 64H(365C for No. 2; tllls afternoon the
market was Inactive ct 6lH064k. Oats quiet
and q 4C lower, closing at St46 6S1k; the market
was irregular. Rye H01c lower, closing at $50
69C for No. Q. Barley less active aud 20Sc lower,
closing at 81 0831 OK for No, 2,
HOGs-SteAdy Gt 81 0000 90 for fair to choice.
CATTLE-Dnll and depressed at 8 25lo7 25 for
common to medium Ghipping steers.
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soldiering at West Point.

IUUuIAEkIsIbl AUsusI OV'
The cadets at West Point broke camp
today and went into winter quarters. The
scene was witnessed by President Grant
and family and q number Of visitors. I'm.
mGdlatCly afterwards tho President and
tnmily crossed tho river to the residence
Of Governor Fish, where he remains q
ClaV Or two
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lrl.l TIL -fIENTt
Movements Of Prince Frederick
Charles. :,
Aiffniy CORE ST{d dents ii
" Trouble. .r'o ssr
A CAVALRY II FIGHT IN THE
ARDENNEs. 45h',I
100000 Men, Confronting Il, Each
.432a.f9ther. i IS RI
Belgian Troops Fastening to
2&s9 the Frontier. o
McMahon's Head adquarters at
!AI Sedan. ;h!- z. =
Strasburg...The Bishop Of Carlsrhue
as q Pencemaker.
u ~ q .I'.. 7ITT-- aS'tsItTTITlF7
The Next General. Action ID |be
Fought on the Meuse.
Paris Notes and cGn&nsntJ..i
LONDON, August 80.

LONDON, August 80.
1t was reported several days ago that
Prince Frederick Charles would return
and goin pursuit. sOfIMc Mahon. rgT This ags
port seems to be gaining SBtrength!Ss1t is
supposed the Prince has thus been led to
depart from his original plans OF opera.
tions, because his lile Of Communications
would be seriously endangered with so
large R1army in bis real. ; Z z ( j.
a North German schooner from Brazil,
lately put into Londonderry, for refuge
from o French trigate cruising outside.
Army Correspondents in France are fur!
ing badly, Austin Of the London Times, Is
imprisoned at Rheims; Hal, ,OttlIe Graphic,
is imprisoned at Nancy, and Holdsworth,
Of the NetcS, has been eScorted. buck to
Paris under guard.
Tho Zrmessays on the 9Th inst, Give
German detachments routed six. detaCh.
mcnts Of French cavalry, near BuQ&yey,
in tlletf Department OF ArdenneS The
Germans belonged to the Fourth army,
which Is now securing the Eastern dc.
partments, in order tO:pgyenty communi.
cation between McMahon and Bazaine.
'Prussians say that tho Paris telegrQnls
pufporting TO como from BRzaihe. arc
ftaudulanE; A. he q entirely isolated.
..sDS 20 LONDON, August 80 O-19;8O P. NJ :,
Tho ,Soil6%ihg news, ,ffom Tic French
War Office Is the last, that has been re.
ceived > Nearly 900 900 men arc now ina
triangle formed by lines running from
Rheims TO Rentel, and WauBser. Ba1aine
Is not shut up; he has 1870 900 men and
Mcmahon Is 10000 strong. They are
stealing two marches on the Prince Royal,
who Is two days ahead Of Prince Freder-
lex Charles and It Is hoped that the latter
cannot COME up IN time. Eighty thousand
men left Paris on Monday for the vicinity
of Rethcl. It Is said that tho Prusslahs
have force there of SOC, 900 men.
BRtssEGs, August 80, 1870.
Belgian troops arc; hastcnfng 10 the
frontier from all quarters. A grtat battle
between the French and PrIssiAns Is ap.
pareplly imminent, and the services Of
The Belgian troops will no doubt be ne
cessary to protect the country ftQmliuva.
sion. - {
y BRUSSELS, August 80.
PrlssiAhs TP6A6d ye5tgrdSS, ts iehicd!
McAIahon's headquarters arc ut Sedan.
.oaa >. ayoARLsRUHE, August 9Osa,
III The GaiafFte aFe p t4hiA Fly yy APG the follqw'
Last evening th6 BisRpp of lthIs,citS
IactuRtel hV n desire Ia RtorT the lefFilRlOn ar
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Nomination for Congress In the Cleves
land District.

The 18th District Democratic Congress
,ional Convention was held. hero to-day,
and nominated Hon. ]. N. Cotflnberry. 3
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TnE Prince salpi-salnil has gone to
his last account, having given up theghost
at GraEelbtte.. He wns brave soldier, a
gallant gentleman, u patriot worthy Of the
cause In which lie fought, and the only
thing we remember against him is, that
hiS middle name was not "Salm." ..,,,
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A TERRnLE accident occurred about Z
O'Clock Monday morning ut the Preston
Slope No. Three, at Girardsville, Pennsyl.
Vania, by which SIX men were killed and
one fatally wounded. A cage got of the
track and a wagon containing seven men
were thrown off by coming in contact
with the top timbers, which precipitated
them to the bottom Of the slope, q distance
of one hundred yards. ,o
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PhiladeIphia Market.
PH1LApELPuIA. AuFust 80.

1 T,'gs a. a. y '"HHfAt 4APPN49s" w.
ELouR-V Very quiet: Superine IS QGA6 90;
wSssSTn eTS AMY S Ss 1M ana oro.,,o,
barely maintained; new western red 81 40Ai q;
Michigan winter 81 44Al 60. Rye-steGdy al
99@aSc. COruTDull; mixed western $4,000.
oRts-Dull; new 45Jx@60C.
PHoy1IoNs7small business Lard-N Nominal
.oCn1-Petroleum-U Unsettled; crude l6ci refined
WHISEY-VeFy quIOti western iron bound s6
NlOtc. L. .LlLl - = :. !. ~ ----- I 4
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.NeR York .Produce Market.

-, ..r .... NEW YoRK, August 30.
CoTFoN--More active bat unchanged; sales Of
FIoUR-0lostd In favor Of buyers with mod.
crate export demand for low grades Of extra,
GRAlN-WhCat AEmer and In fair export do.
maud at 81 1901 19X for No. spring, aud 81 q
OLA for winter and amber western. Rye dull
and heavy 1t 90c. Oats 66056 for new Ohio.
Corn dull at 9S6a8 for new mixed western. NJ
PROyIsISNs- nOmIally unchanged. Beef
quiet and steady. Cut meats dull and heavy.
Bacon quiet but dFm. Lard steady, sales T6O
tieFceB prime steam 1t 16k. sH
EG0s-SteAdy at 23c, ,....,i .... ...
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In Elmtra, the other daysa young lady:
WIS discovered who helped her mother at
tue housework. Within two weeks she
had q ozen:deSirable offers of. marriages
one of which she accepted. Elmira girls.
arealItakmg to help their mothers! 5eat
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TuE Wyoming woman have caused, o
llttId cohstGriation by resolving ID ign6fe'
politics and vote only for the man Of
good moral character. NC The election Is.
for Congressman, tOo.9 IBgG au 49,.
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THBDemoOFats o. L louisiana are Iil.
ling to go into the fight, making friends
of all men, regardless OF race, color, or
previous condition fOf slavery. An In
fusion of the new political element into
Louisiana Democracy would tend to make
1t respectable. ......
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Tim Cook county, M (6hicagoJ Re-
publican Conventional held Monday for the
appointment of delegates to the State
Convention, indorsed General John AS
Logan, and strongly recommended his re-
nomination rs Congressman at large. :
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MISSOURI.

The Coming Republican State Com
r-Vention.-Theg Fight Over the Nom.
ination for Governor: gi sf5
- ~ ST. LOUIS, August 80.
The interest in the Republican State
Convention, which will meet ut Jefferson
City tomorrow, is becoming quite strong
and delegations are already arriving.
Gov. McClung and Lieut.. Gov. Slanward
have established headquarters and their
friends arc working like beavers. Gratz
Browns friends are also gathering, and
the. e.c0ntest promises to be bitter and long.
1t g sstropgl assertedtthat If sGcC Clgng is
nominated Brown will be brought out as
an independent candidate upon q broad,
liberal, anti-proscriptive platform, and
manEof his friends assert that he will be
stronger ins apositi6n than as, the
regullrn nomtne6 'of The partYsrT Tie issue
inthe contest Is the restoration Of the bal
lot to those disfranchised for disloyalty.
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The question whether the Intercal Rev
ehue law requires stamps to be placed on
the, certificates used with the receipt
books Of building associations will be
brought befor6 the United States Circuit
Court ut the ensuing term in BalLimoEe:
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TIE levy in mass is at once TO be en-
forced throughout France. Every mar
ried man between the ages Of twenty-five
and thirty-tive is now TO be mustered in 9s
a soldier, and every retired officer up TO
the uge Of seventy is TO be recalled to
active duty. gtlHef55{ 4
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Ex-SEcRETARY SEWARD has recovered
from his illness. and Is enjoying the hos
pitalities Of the leading citizens Of San
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New York Money and stock Market.
m, vf ~ NEVy YoRF. Aupust 20.

InWall street business iS quiet In the main,
although In some departments there was little
more movement than for some time past. In the
Gold Room dullneSs was the great feature. On
the Stock Exchange there was. little spirit OF
nearly all lost 1t the close and the market was
dull once more. In Foreign Exchange there was
an increased business at decline, Canadian
banks drawing freely on London aud ono sold
two hundred thousand sterling at 109K for sixty
banks have large balances in London, where
money ISworth only only 4@5 per cent. BY draw.
Ing against these balances they. can use their
gold and currency hero. and, make about 12 per
cent, per annum by lending them Oh time. Some
stock 'broke@8 were borrowing exchange against
collatera;6 and selling exchange In open market
IN preference TO borrowing money on time.
Money easy ut 465c on call.
GoLD-Duil; opened at llBi1 Z; and closed at 11G1<
01189e. Carrying rates per cent. to nat; clear
nn d
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A NEW style OF hair.pin has been in
vented, which is the color Of the hair,
with small spiral top, which Is warranted
not 10 move after being placed In the hair.
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A RAILROAD COMPANY has been char.
tered to build line from point above
IrOnton, opposite tho terminus Of the
Chesapeake and ohio.road, Ito Cincinnati.
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Rev. l. s. KAL1ocK, who created such
aniinlmehse sensation some ten or fteeh
years ago In Boston, Is editing paper In
KnnSNs. -..--Lr-- L- ,Lr..L.-
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MILKING three cows and shooting three
C0ons was only an ante-breakfast' amusei
ment Tor 8r, H. A. PillSbury, Of Bpacawen,
N. H., on tlie,15th inst. FItlDB
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Tuesday morning, at Rochester, N.Y.
an embankment caved In, burying nlim-
Der Of workmen, three Of whom were KILL
ed, viz: Thomas E. Foley, Thoe. Mulhany
and, Lewis March, 4 John DeyclLn had, his
leC broken and Thos. OAK, had his hip
6FiIshed ." 0sS 'Ilf"F
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THE President isexpected TO attend the
Vermont State Fair, Is Begin at1Burling-
ton on the 18th prox. "
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CHARLESTON, Kanawha, is to have a
new national bank. The application for
it has been made and approved. u
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YOUNG ladies, besides wearing gentle1
mems neCkties have now tRken9 . large
scarf pins instead of "a brooch. What do
they want ncXtP
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The situation in France, so far as re-.
ported, is still ono Of suspense. The de.
cisive engagement between MCMAuoN
and the Prussian armies gathering around
him has not yet been reported, but the
obliging reporter at the other end Of tho
line promises US important news to-mor.
row." Though maneuvering must be
progressing with the utmost energy, sup.
posing q collislonShas not yet occurred,
the movements on both sides are closely
,velled and we can only guess at them from
the few leading facts reported.
-MCMAuoN, with 10000 men, appears
,tobc at bay in the Valley ofthe Meuse, not
farfrom the Belgian border, resting on two
or threefbrtresses. The Prtlssians are ad.
vNnclng on him from tho east and south
in very strong force, with the purpose
doubtless Of forcing him to fight decisive
battle. AN engagement may be reported
any hour. Defeated in his movement
for q junction with BAzANE,. who
,is-ipowetless to come TO his assist
'ancc, and pressed by an army Ger.
tafnIy much superior in numbers,
and equipment, it looks as If MCMAHON
must fight against hopeless odds. He
may seek TO avoid battle as he has done
before, but the Prussiahs are between
him and Paris, and will press their ad-
vantage. If MCMAHON fights and is
signally beaten, his defeat will be virtually
the conquest of France. In such desper-
ate straits he will make desperate efforts
to retrieve his i'll fortunes but according
to all we can gather concerning the two
armies his success is scarcely possible.
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National AIusic Congtess.

o. tt NEW YORK, August 30
The National Musical Congress assemb.
led to-day. Treasurer, LOring Barnes, Of
Boston, expressed tho belief OF It's speedy
dissolution, It has however, nearly $seS-
600 lnthe Treasury 1'5'E. 5 '.', '.I.
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SAANCANNh4A 1 44AA4 ASHA96N
RAsT-LEAyEs WEsT-LEAYEs.
Wheeling daily n Leaves Wheeling
At...........b:90a at q. m. daily at. .iO:4S a. m.
ARRIVES AT BellAire .1l:3S q. m.
Grafton. ...... $50 q, m. ARRIVES AT
GeaImIGS5Iand eaItI%6ss e. 2 m SCEHIk AZ P m
Mashn City 1000 p. m. Columbus. -. .6:3o p. m.
New York. 600 a. m, Cincinnati .10:SO p. m.
FAST LINE, "
EAsT--LEAvEs wEsr-LEAvEs.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
at..,........6:OOp p. m. daily atS.. 7:6Oa. m.
ARRIVES A., Bellaire ..!...s:SO =. NJ.
BALTIMORE .....&OQ 4. m! Z ElAIRIYES At
Washn City. .G40 a. m. Zanesyille. ..l2S0 p. IN.
New fOrk4....4:lO p m. Columbus. $3.50 p. m.
rfyggU l'SuqdayS excepted.
MAIL, TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvEs j. " wxsT-1EAvEs.
"WheGllng daily "Leaye Wheeling
9t.'3S;;tS n:$ NJ :HAty 49, St llS9 m
Grafton. ..... 400 a. nj Newark 49,. $3.50 q. m.
baltimore ~ pm. 6aadnGsy ~. 600 p. m.
Washn City, ,G93 y, mi ColumbGBy u. .7:45 4. m.
New York. 1. :. 500 = IN. Cincinnati. :. 1900 m.
saturdays excepted. 'sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAvEsF Il wREs4-LEAyEs
"WheOl!ng daily 'Whesling daily
1aai1Es 'o a. = .iiii 1iatvr: ;S3o 1T p H.
Grafton. 410 p, m. Zane8yllle. :. 800 p. m.
ParkerSburg ..949 p, m. Newark. j. 1910 >. m.
Cumberland. .10:15 p. m. SandnSlIy -. .gO6 p. m.
"Sundays excepted. 'sundAys excepted.
Trains ON the Main Line mako connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. AT Relay House, via Wash.
ington City, for 8ll points South. IwlJ
Central Ohio trains mako direct connection at
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be procured
at the ONCE Y x iV-IlI JOHN L, WILSON,
Master Of transportation, Baltimore.
r. T: DEvRIES,
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baltimore Market.

an.... l...l BALTnoRB, AuguItSo
FLouR-Stcady and in far demand; western
!nPerane &5 So3S %; extra 50 oO56 y; family
GRGIN-W -Whcat-Ste0 western rcd and am.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

The Philadelphia watch Company lQses
fo1y,t6 tifty thcbS and dolArSby the sed:
den departure Of, ,Celestin and Hector
Jacat, Secretary and Treasurer, Iteis
believed they have fed to Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-31

THEaRuahingI IThundHrboltSis the name
Of an Erie Canal boat. ''1''ii o'-''''' y ''"'