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NEW YORK CITY.
NEw YoRK, June II.

INV 1 "NhN "AAo
Margaret DAILY was tried in Brooklyn
Yesterday Tor the murder Of her uncle,
Rev. Peter b. DalyI hn ex-Pricst of the
Catholic Church. She was found guilty
of manslaughtcr in the third degree and
sentenced TO four years imprisonment in
the Pcnitentiary.
An Italian beggar woman was arrested
on the street yesterday for sticking pins IN
the arms of her infant SO that BY It's cries
tho sympathies of passes by would be ex-
CIteh.@ - az 4stt 81 = , -
Excursions were made yesterday by the
9th regiment up the Hudson, and by the
veterans OF the Tth regiment to Long
Branch.
The city is vigorously c0nlcsting the
right Of tic New York and Harlem Kali
r0ad to take certain portions of gath Ave
nuc and other public streets up town for
the Use of new depot. The case was
before the General Terms Of the Supreme
Court Yesterday, when Mr.. OgermNn for
the city and 4Ir. Charles 0'Conner for the
Company, spoke at considerable length.
The argument will be resumed this morn
inc by Judge Porter in behalf Of this city,
The Red Stockings and Eckfords play.
ed to-day. About three thousand persons
were present Red Stockings: 3, 0, 3, 8,
4, /, 5, 3, 2-tOtal "a. Eckiords: 0, |,
%, |, ., |, l, /, O-totNl7.
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" into the den amid the monsters, and
commenced raising the wounded, and
passing them upon the outside to their
friends. lie had succeeded in removing
the wounded, and was proceeding to
gather up the remains Of the liteless, when
the mammoth lion, known to showmen as
old Nero, sprang with n frighttul roar
upon his keeper, fastening his teeth and
claws in his neck and shoulders, lacerating
him in horrible manner. Professor
White made three herCulean efforts to
shake the monster off, but without avail,
and gave orders to fire upon him.
The contents OF four OF Colts naVys
were Immediately poured into the carcass
of the icrocious animal, and he fell dead;
and the brave little man, Notwithstanding
the fearful manner in which he was
wounded, never left the cage until every
ycstige of the dead was carefully gath
cred together and placed upon sheet for
burial. It was found that three OF the ten
were killed outright, and four others ter.
ribly laccrated The names of the killed
arc August SchOGr, Conrad Freiz, and
Charles Greiner. Collins were procured
and m immediate burial determined
upon, as the bodies were so tfightthlly torn
and lacerated rs TO be unacceptable to
their most intimate friends, ss
The lions are the same ones which near
" cost Prot. Charles White his life two
Years ago, while travelling with the
Thayer / Noyes party, and were known
to be q very dangerous cage Of animals.
Every attention Is being given to the suf-
iercrs by the kind and hOspitable citizens
of NIiddIetown, and ut last accounts they
were all pronounced out of danger. -
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Cincinnati Market.

CNCINArI. June II.
FLcuR-1O9l5c higher and Grm, though the
demand 10 mot good; superlne At s. 259b %;
extra Gt.S5 COOS 10; family at 50 O096 %, and
fancy at - 6Olb7 IS. -.,..-y -, D..
observation-disclosures to 81, 26GD1 50. but
tic market closed weak. Corn-Flrner; ear At
90692c; shelled at g4095c in elevator. Oats
Dull at 6J9GOc. Rye-At 9601 90 and steady.
CoTToS-Dnll and prices nominal at 2ONc for
mIddliDg. |u....
WHsEr-IrregulAr and prices nominal at 81 "a
PRovrstoxs-Unchanged. Mess Pork-salOs Of
COO barrels at $50 co. and 100 barrels for July do
livery at $50 70. Bulk Meats aud Bacon
Nothing done and prices nominally unchanged.
Lard-Could have becn bought at 16C., Sugar
Cured Hams-In demand at 3l029&c, but gen
orally hold at 22c. .l.
BUTTER-Dull at l9699c.
Eous-At 2062lc and dull d 7.
OnS-LArd 0Il-At 81 l6Gt1 IL for CxtrH aud
very dull, LInSeed OIl-QuIGt At 81 TO-.
GaoCEBiES:-FIrm and In good demand. 9
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THERE is split among the RcpublicaDs
of Allegheny county, Pa. The regular
Republican Convention Is to meet on the
8Oth Of August, but d number of par
Sons who are of the opinion that the
party is in a corrupt condition in that
vicinity, have called an Independent
Convention, to assemble on the 9th Of
July, and nominate Congressman, legis,
lators and local officers who shall he hon.
est and trustworthy men. The conven-
ton also proposes to take measures for
the improvement OF nominating conven-
tiOns in the future 80
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- r5 ~ E-.Es PARIS, June l7.a7
The municipal elections win occur
throughout France near the end of July.
The Emperor is much better to-day.
The Paris French Gable Company has
relinquishel the monopoly they enjoyed
of landing cables on the coast Of France,
in exchange for the right Of amalgama-
ting with other companies.
III the Corps LcgislatiR to-day NJ. G.
Valdromc, Minister OF the Interior, de-
clared that al early dissolution of the
Chambers Is. not contemplated by tho
Government. ~ e&g : ~ 2 ,
The journal O6Icidle contradicts the re.
port of the illness of the Emperor and
Prince Napoleon and states that both arc
in good health.
Provost Paradal, new Minister to wash
ington, Titli family and Secretary Of Le-
CATION, win sail from Brest July I'd for
New York. , y Pa.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, June II

LONDON, June II.
The Irish Times says Mr.. Dickens left a
fortune of $4,000 sterling. Six monthly
parts Of the "MYstery Of Edwin brood"
are finished, and the rest Of the story so
outlined as to leave its completion easily
understood. The Times continues that
Wilkie Collins undertakes the task.
There were yesterday, unusually heavy
transactions in Havana sugar atioat:
Heavy thunder showers prevailed here
nearly all night, it is feared they came too
late for the wheat on light lands.
The Dublin Fireman approves treating
the Fenian raiders on Canada with all
legal severity. If an American jury can
be found to convict them, they should be
sentenced to the utmost penalty Of the
law. A three months imprisonment would
practically be nothing. grIn,
A Pcsth journal says the Pope intends
making compromise on the question OF
which he hopes will receive
the unanimous support Of the Council.
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The Cincinnati SRngOrfest.

The crowd Ocstrangers appears as great
as ever. This morning very large audi
cnce attended the grand rehearsal Ow-
ing TO the immense crowds that seek the
concerts, many persons are attending the
rehearsals, instead Of enCountering the
necessary discomforts Of tho night. The
Gazette, this morning, keenly criticizes the
management Of the sale Of tickets and for
accommodation and order at tho hall,
but such steps have been taken, rs, it is
believed, will remove all grounds Of com.
plaiut tonight. A sacred concert is
talked Of for Sunday night, and will prob
ably occur. ..,...-...... .....|
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Railway Accident in Massachusetts.

Railway ACCluenI Ill 4hhsshCHuSebtSS
BOsTOS, June II.
Those killed outright by the accident on
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
we're Mrs. Almon Bremen, Geo A. John.
son, Of Fitchburg, and James 0ConnCll.
The following list comprises most of those
dangerously wounded: John Murphy, Of
Lowell, recovery is impossible; Mrs. Hat
tic King and q small infant, both badly
bruised; VIM. Elliot, Of Fitchburg, bag
gage master, probably fatally; E. .. Brit
ten, ofFitchburg, road master, back bruls-
ed and hip broken; A. 8. Whitwort, Of
Fitchburg, mail agent, back bruised and
serious internal injuries which will prove
fatal; W. A. Foster, Of FitChburg, engi-
neer, knee severely bruised and leg cut
II. NJ. Jones, fireman. probably not recov-
er; A. S. Blackwell, cut over the
right eye and head jammed; George
Howard, fatal fracture Of the skull; Lucy
Bullock, of Royalston, bruised in the
head md face; Jennie Bruce, badly
bruised; Mrs. James Turner, Of ROyalston,
probably fatally injured; A. c. Doolittle,
leg broken; Byron c. Bartlett, bruised in
the face, badly; A. Caldwell and Jerome
Jones, slightly injured; Mrs Chas. Dean
Sunderland bruised in the face; child
Of Jerome Jones, slightly injured; Mrs
Young, Of Boston, head and chest badly
bruised; Mrs Ellis Bullock, slightly in
iured; Mr7. Field TOunton, leg broken
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! Chicago Market.

CHIUAUVI WUHV III
FLouR-Quiot and unchanged.
M-Wheat-Opened active and excited;
No. 3 sold up 10 81 81, seller June; 81 q, seller
JuIy:. 81 3lE eaSh; closed dull and tame ct 81 l9
6S1 lBS cash, and 81 %, seller July; this amor.
noon tho market was excited and active; 81 2Ok
cash, and 81 2i11 2I}E, seller July. Corn.Flrin
and fairly active, opening at 65H4S6c for No. =,
and closed dull at 89Xc; this afternoon the mar
kot was GrmcT at size, seller June, and 66&c,
seller July. Oats-FAIrly active, closing Of AN
649Xc. Rye-steAdy; No. closed at 68N9Slc.
Barley-Dull and nominal at 90996c for No. e.
PRovISIoNs-McSs Pork-S29 6o130 90. Lard.
l6c; dry sAlted shouldsfS llN0l2c; short RIB
''iI MOSs-FifSS and steady At $sGS99 l2X for
common to choice.
CATTLE-Qulet at $4GO 90 for common to
butchers; no extra primo shipping steers.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

The market continues inactive while prices for
m6st stRplo Articlcs rule quite uniform. Atlantic
and other heavy brands OF brown sheetlngs
iILo. while makes like AgawAm And Indian
Orchard c sell At IlN9i2e; Indian Orchard BIB,
sionack. ~, SAKE; PocRSSet Canoe l4c; Ire.
mont E, SEc; Boot E, BlOached MuBlins, !7e;
Amoskeag Blue DenLms are reduced TO G9c, and
pearl River TO 2sc; PoPpln Corset Jeans l4Hc;
Indian orchard do iI{c, and York light NOuktn
Check 90c.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, JUNG II.
CArTLE-BccvcS number 1900 to-day, AitOr
l.45O yesterday; the trade lS very depressed, and
many lots are unaold; pEiceS arc constantly weak
enIng. There IL no price for Texans, butchorR not
wanting them at 10 cents; thin Illinois sold at u
Ola cents; fair 10 good at 1906 cents, and only
tLirty.Slx cars at Communipaw, twcnty.eight cars
at Weehawken, and twelve cars at Hundrcdth
Street, Heavy receipts are expected next Mon
day. Tho arrivals this week amount tn over
1000 hoad.
SHEEI Go very slowly, with ], 400 and 1890
for Inc week. Fat lambs are improving, choice
Jerseys going readily At lS0lSX cents; few ex.
tras at Il cents; thin sheep are quoted at ~
as cents; fair St 0 cents, and good to cxtra At
Gk6G7 conts.'
Hods-The u cars Of hogs to-day complete 9, :.
400 for the week: the market was firm at 1I1&
cents for dressed; few pigs Of Tx cents.
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CUBA,
New YoRE, june

--"-T"| NEW 4UIVhI VUEIV ~
Late correspondencefrom Havana leaves
scarcely doubt of the failure Of the Upton
expedition To Cuba. A number Of men
and about 1000 stand Of arms were land,
ed and almost Immediately aterward
captured. Tho steamer escaped the
Spanish gunboats and sailed for Aspin'
wall. Bad management was plainly the
cause of the disaster
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THE Government authorities have de-
cided TO comply with the request made by
Red Cloud recently, for horses to carry
his party home from the terminus OF the
railroad, and so notified him by telegraph.
His reply, received from New York, in
forms the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
that the intelligence has made his heart
very big, and he is now very glad and
grAtcEul.
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Now 7York Produce Market.

..,r NEw YoRK, june H.
CorroN-IIelvy and lower; sales Of 80 bales
at axe for mIddling uplAnds.
FioUn-CloBed dull and In buyers' favor.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and lower; No. Milwan'
kGo at 81 IS, and winter red at 81 ". Rye
Closed quiet at 81 90 for western. OAts-Lower
and dull at 6S6bic for western, and IODIc iOr
Ohio. Corn-Dull and heavy al NoG$l " ioF
Provision Quiet; mess held at $50 81
and $50 rs bid. BCCE-Stoady and unchanged.
chi Mrats-Q Quiet and steady. Bacon-NOminAL
l.hrd-Dull aud heavy At l6A0l6ic.
E0Gs-Dull at &@22Tc. "a q
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A hoy baby ut Dayton has two distinct
noses, side by side, and quite perfect. 1t
is little over six months old, is healthy
and takes nOurishment with heartincsS
Its double nose does not seem to disCom-
mode il in tho least. When that boy be-
comes a man, imagine the pleasure he
might take in a fragrant flower garden
And then, think Of his emotions rs n
scavcnger! Still further, consider the
satisfaction which nm enemy might de-
rive from pulling those nose!
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DRIED.APPLE PIES:

| lOathe abhor dctestl despise!
AbOminatC dricd.apple pies;
! like good bread. like good meat,
Or anything that's 1T to eat;
But OF all poor grub beneath tho sEieS,
The poorest Ia drled.Applcp pies.
Give me tOo;hAche or sorc'eyeS
In preference 10 such kind OF pics.
The farmer takes his gnarlIest fruit,
'Tis wOrmy, bitter. and hard 70 boot;
They leave tho hulls to make US cough,
And don't take half the pcCling off,
Then on dirty cord they're strung,
And from some chamber window hung;
And there they serve a r00st for files
Until they're ready to make pies.
Tread on my Curns. or tell me lles,
But don't lNss me drlcd'apple pies.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

. PHILADBLPlEA, June II,
FLouR-vcry active; extra family $G07 % for
low grades OF fancy spring -,
AIN-Wheat-Active; 1900 bushels Pcnnsyi-
yanla red In elevator sold At 81 IS. Rye-Dull.
Corn-Held Armer. 04ts-Steady
-16A6l6Kc.
Ous-PetrOleum- Unchanged.
WHSKY-FIrmGr; holders ask 81 Of for west
ern iron bound ... Co.,
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A JERSEY girl, picking up an artificial
hug rs she thought, and finding It to be a
lively cockroach, screamed and tainted.
Her sister ran screaming for water down
stairs, and fell to the bottom, and a young
man in the hall ran to the street crying
Fire. and, in leaping from the sIOop,
spruintd his ankle,
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The Weather Yesterday.

The WGItSrn UniOn Telegraph COS. BHl!SttH.
WHEELING, Noon, June II.
CIncInnAt-CIear; wind n. O.; ther. 6s.
New York-Clear and pleasant; ther. IS.
Chlcago-Clear; wind n: W.; ther. Co.
st. L0uIs--Cloudy; wind n. e.; ther. u.
RIchmond-Clear; wind VI; ther. 70.
Washington-Clear; wind n. w; ther 70.
PhIlAdei phIa-Olear; wind H.; ther. Y.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. juno II.
FLouR-Actlvc, excited and advanced 25050c;
western snper s. 6000 90; extra S6(t6 10; family
80 1907 80.
: GRGIS-Wheat-Active western 81 Al. Corn
Higher; white 81 259l n; yellow 81 1901 II.
Oats-Active at 65666c.
PBoVISIOEs-Fir and unchanged.
WHIsKY-VGry dull; cannot bC quoted acct
FatelY, " ... ....' a
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EDUCATIONAL,

INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. J. T. HoKE, ArtsIdtnt Board Of B,QGRts
G. c. STUR0IS, SecrTtGry Board Of Rt0NNt'.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. President,
And Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F,S. LYON, A. NJ, VIe6 President
Professor OF English Literature, and Principal Of
Preparatory Department.
s. G. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Astronomy and PhyGicS.
II. II. PIERCE, A. NJ,
Capt U. y. A.
Professor OF Mathematics and Of Military TActlcS
J. ]. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. D.
Professor OF Chemistry aud Natural History.
F. W. WOOD, A. NJ, Ph'l.D.,
Professor Of Ancient and Modern LAnguagea,
o. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department
D. D. PURINToN, Tutor.
GEO. N. uAGAHs, Esq,
Superintendent Of Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH W. BROCK, n. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
HoK. JOHN A. Ollie,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERN begins 1st Tuesday In September.
WNTER TERN " lSt Monday In December.
COMMENCEMENT, sd Wednesday In June.
TUITION Preparatory, q per Term Of 1S weel9.
University, 81 per Term Of Is weeks.
BoARpNo-Not TO exceed % per week.
k9I-Send stamp for Catalogue.
MorHantown, ". Va. sep4'sAt
~u1O TrNfyNrC T AnTLNo' TAJcTTTTTTE
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THE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

-OF-
WHEELING. w. VA.
Late Nloundsville Female Seminary }
PRor; "; SHELDON T4I;Ds,,, HUTOmO' Principals.
Mss II. L. BoNHAM, Vice Principal.
Miss KATE s. MONTAGUE, Principal Prepara'
tory Department
MRS. MARY JACKSON, OF Weston, MAron.
Assisted by full Corps Of Professors and
Fail Torn opcnS sEPEEMBER 9Th, 1870
DEsIoN.
The design OF the Institution 10 70 furnish
thorough and systematic course OF ln1ruebon
for young ladies upon the plan OF University In
SrnsSn s9SG qepSTsmeSHT ZEN, o. on,S1in1 yopns
lady TO select her own course Of study without
being restricted to any hxed routine Of classes,
requiring q certain number OF years 70 hnlAh;
but, in opposition to this, young ladies who have
advanced further In some studies than othGra,
can have the benOht Of their former Requiremena
and obtain 0 Certificate Of Proficiency In one Of
more schools perhaps, In tho course OF one year,
after which time, they may bring up, with greater
rapidlty and success, Other studies.
MusIc
Young ladies who have acquired considerable
proficiency upon the piano, and who may Wt1h %
prosecute the study still further can be tpfnl9hoQ
with advantages Tor mastering this tnHTument
Mrs. Hutchlns viii give her personal attention
u Lulb
Other schools embrace thorough instruction In
the following directions, viz:
MdLhemdtteS, HiSt0ry BellES-L6EtbrS, NGtNrW
HiStOry, Physical Science, ChTiSadn SettIeS, Ar
cient and Modern Language and FinS AFtS
The Academic Dcgrese are conferred BY StAt0
authority, and arc as follows, namely:
AlStrE&S Of En0ltSh NterdturS-Three yoArS
course.
NlStreSS Of ArtS-Four years course.
MJtrt&s Of 4uStc-Two 10 three year1.
ExPENsEs-BoARDN0 DEPARTMENT.
Boardcrs, two in a room, including all ex.
penscs ofwashing fuel, lights, GymnaStice,
Pcnmanshlp, English, Latin, and French
Schools, per year. ...... t4OO
Boarders, four In q room, including AS above,
per year. ..........,.........:..;.:. SOS
PArlor Boarders, two In O room, pupil taking
but ono or two studies, per year. ....:..... 400
Parlor BoArtcrs, with full advantage Of lnsti-
tuition, and with the privilege Of three
music lessons per week and three to i've
hours practice per day, por year. .."..... boO
Tuition for Day Pupils, Z, 8, 10, II, 10 and IL
dollars per quarter, according 10 grade.
Rooms for the occupation Of boarder9 are OF
two classes, viz: 1Bt. Single rooms to be occu'
pied by two pupils; ID. Double rooms consisting
OF Parlor and Bedroom, for either two or four
pupils.
For full particulars addrOSS for catalogue, tho
Principal as above. marSM&Sd&w
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Are now prepared to offer to the Trade,
100000 Pounds Shoulders.
10000 Pounds Clear and Clear Rib Sides.
10000 Pounds Extra Sugar Cured Hams.
10000 Pounds Breakfast Bacon.
100 Barrels Mess Pork.
I5O Barrels Extra Kettlod Lard.
50 Half Barrels Extra Kettled Lard.
100 Kegs Extra KettlGd Lard.
30 Barrels Prime Steam Lard.
Our Sugar Cured Hams arc equal to any In the
Market possessing oil the dClicato and Hue
qualities calculated TO please the taste.
PORK HOUSE, CORNER JOHN & FOURTH
Once, No. II MAIn Street.
ianiO
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STocHs-Markct heavy and lower; the reason
assigned being further reduction OF passenger
and freight rates on tho Western trunk roads.
Canton, 6S; Western Union Telegraph, 3SH;
Adams Express, G4; Wells, Fargo l. Co.. l64;
American, 10; United States, AK; Pacific Mall,
44H; New York Central, 99)S; do. scrip, 951i;
Erie, cox; do. preferred, ~; Harlem, l4S; M
nois Central: l4lk; Pittsburgh, l09H; North
western, S41I; do. preferred, 9OH; Rock Island,
l9l3S St Paul, 6SSs;; Wabash, b9S4; Fort Wayne,
"; Tsre Hantc, 81; Chicago 4 Alton, ,1leE; Ohio
& Mississippi, AK; Hartford 3 Erie, 6S;
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati, 80; 81. JO-
scph, l2lH; Cleveland, Columbus s Indiana
Central, &2H. 7 q I T. !: :0J .
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n. cnANoLE. DALEELL. F.H. EcoLEs
The City B n k,

Ia prepared to conduct all busInGsI ApportAlniug
70 Banking. 4.
Deals in Bills OF Exchange, United States,
State and County Bonds, Gold Coin and all ne
CotIablc securities, At mir ratcs.
Notes and Bills OF Exchange discounted.
Collections made for Merchants, ManufacturerH,
Banks, Bankers and others, on all accessible
points In the United States and Canada
Drafts In sums TO suit purchasers on oil the
Britain and Ireland.
Deposits solicited. Interest allowed on speclA
X. CTSANGLE, President.
]. DALZELL Vice President.
feb7 F. II. ECCLES. Cashier.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Co.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
aMNHLl y
-. WHEELING, Juno II, 1870.
DASSENG FER TRAINS WILL
L run by the following schedule on and aiter
juno 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
" CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
HASr-LRAyEs wEsr-LEAYES.
Wheeling daily Leaves wheeling
al -, $40 u. M. daily At. .1045 n. m.
ARRIVES AT BCllaIrc ..... 1l:S5 a. IN.
Grafton. .... .930 q. m. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. ..2:14 p. III. Newark ...,.. $50 p. m.
baltimore -. 800 >. m. SanduIky .,. $40 j. nj.
WaSh'n City. 1000 p. N. Columbus, :6:S ?. m
New York. GOO d. M. Cincinnati 1880 p m.
.'... FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAvES wIsr-LEAVES
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
ARRIVES AT BGllaIre 81. $3.50 u. III.
Baltimore -. 800 o. m. ARRIVES AT
Wash'n City. $40 u. m GAINESVILLE. 1880 p. IN.
New York. .4:lO y. III. Columbus. $40 p m
Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvEs wEsr-LEAvRS
SWheelInR daily hLeave Wheeling
at.......... 1i:S5 p. In. daily at....1s40 q. M.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton 400 q, m Newark go. GEO q. m.
Baltimore .. .4:45 p. m SAndusky .... 600 p. m.
Wash'n City. 1925 p. m. Columbus. .I45 \. III.
New York. :. GOO i. M Cincinnati . 1900 m.
sSuudayS excepted Sundays excepted.
. g.. ACCOMMODATION. 4" '
BAsT-LRAVKs wEsT-LEAVIS
tWheclIng daily aWheeling daily
. at......... 1885 q. IN. At......... .&65 p. IN.
ARRIVES AT AnRIYEG AT
GnftOn.. .4:l0 p. m. LRnesyllle 800 p. m.
Parkersburg 9:45 p. IN. Newark. 1910 p. IN.
Cumberland. .1O:15 .. m.I Sandpsky. .q05 y. II.
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
Trains on tho Main Line make connections At
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash
lngton City, for all points South. fltt!,H
Central Ohio trains mako direct connection Mt
Columbus for all points West and Northwest
Tickets to all principal points can be procured
at tho office, JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
.r...r.., r. 7. DEVRIES,
junI4 General Agent, Wheeling.
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MoXEY-EaSy at S14 per cent, with exceptions
at 2 per cent, . ...
GoLD-Lowsr and dull; closed steady; opened
at ll3k; closed at 1l2X@ll3. Carrying rates
8 per cent, TO lat, Clearances $29,OOO,OO.
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New York Money and stock Market.
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PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
I run by the following schedule on and aiter
June 18th, 1870, Wheeling time: ..