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WASHINGTON.
The Canada Fisheries.

WASHINGTON, June 20.
The Secretary OF tho Treasury has
issued circular in relation to inshOre
fishing in Canadian waters, notifying the
masters of fisheries Of the disturbance Of
the license system by tho Canadian au-
thoritics, and of the limits within which,
by treaty stipulations, American fishermen
may take fish. The circular gives the
provisions of the Canadian laws on this
subject, and explains the effect Of the
change Of boundary between Canada and
Labrador.
A Joint resolution was introduced by
Mr.. Butler this morning for the acquisi-
ton of Dominica. 1t provides that the
republic shall surrender to the Uuited
States public buildings, Notifications, SC,
and be incorporated us State in the
Union, the United States to pay 81, 49,, 900
in gold to pay the debt of Dominica
Congressman Hawley, Of Illinois, who
has been confined to his lodgings for sew
eral days, is cOnvalGsCent
Governor Campbell, OF Wyoming, who
was summoned to Washington on business
connected with Red Clouds mission,
leaves to day
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UNITED STATES BoNDs.-In the bond
market there has been no change Of mo-
ment. The adoption OF the Currency bill
by the House, although creating the pros.
pcct Of demand for upwards of $780,
100000 Of bonds for banking purposes, has
vet had no immediate effect upon the
market, owing to the uncertainty as TO
whether the Senate may accept the
measure There is a general disposition
to forego all speculative movements,
pending the uncertainty as to the result OF
legislation upon funding and the curren-
cy. Atthe same time the supply OF bonds
coming upon the marke: is quite
limited Investors appear disposed
to hold their bonds firmly, not
withstanding the uncertainty Of legisla'
ton; and it Is difficult to buy any impor-
tant amounts without putting up prices,
while the market is not equally sensitive
to sales. The foreign markets have been
steady; but the absence Of purchases for
Europe is still notable feature Of the
market, Yesterday the Treasury received
proposals for the purchase OF 100000 OF
t1ve.twentics; the total offered was $5,'
9O2 $50, generally at full prices. Next
week the Treasury buys 81 100000. The
fact that the currency balance OF the
Treasury has reached $22, 100000 creates
IN apparently reasonable expectation that
next month the Secretary will largely in.
crease his purchase OF bonds. The fail on
the gold premium has not been followed
by an equal decline in bonds, the Sixty.
sevenS being now per cent above tho
price of gold'-N y Financial Chronicle
Of 1871.
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SENATE.
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK LImn %.

NEW YORK, June 60
Sunday was scOrChing day. The
thermometer at 8 o'clock in the afternoon
stood 119 degrees in the sun and 90 in the
shade. There was but little air stirring.
The sidewalks were almost mbearable
and people stayed indoors. The street
railroads almost entirely ceased running
on account of the heat An alarming
number Of sun strokes occurred Three
mad dogs were shot by the police while
running at large in the streets. The at
tendance at the Churches was visibly Of
fccted by the weather 1t was too warm
to allow any extra dressing and so op-
pressive Us TO forbid almost any attempt
at display and the result was that the
Churches generally were very poorly at
attended. In the Catholic Churches, this
beng in the octave Of the festival OF
the Corpus Chrcsti, the services were
peculiarly fine. The day being the 1O9th
anniversary of the 1st Baptist Church,
Rev. DR.. Anderson, the pastor, preached q
memorial sermon ut Morrisiana. A new
Roman Catholic Church was COnscCruted,
Vicar General Stancs officiating. The
usual Sunday murder took place in 14th
street.
William Hamilton, Engineer Of Engine
Company No. 5, shot, and it is believed,
fatally wounded Patrick Farrcl, letter
carrier attached TO the post office Of Sta
ton +. The quarrel grew out Of the
rivalry Of two social clubs, of which the
men were members. The police arrested
Hamilton, and Farrel was taken to the
hospital where he made his Nnti.mortem
statement.
Murat IIalstead, Esq., editor and prinCi-
pal proprietor Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, is in town, and is TO sail for Europe
on Tuesday next.
A party of Cinnamon, $50 in number,
reached here from Boston yesterday. 1t
is reported that they failed 10 get employ
ment. A more significant fact is that
about GO Cinnamon landed here yesterday
morning by the Norwich boat.
The manager Of the Empire Rink Con-
certs last week acknowledges Il cash loss
of $4,000.
The steamer George B. Upton arrived
this morning. The officers confirm the
previous reports Of the landing Of the
first expedition, which left this port on
the 10th Of May, but report the success
ful landing on the return trip of 100 men
and additional supplies taken on board at
Aspinwall. The landing was effected nj
an untrcQuented and unsupported part Of
the coast and was not mOlested by the
Spaniarls. The officers Of the Upton
heard nothing of the fate Of the first cx-
pedition until they reached here. The
entire cruise to Cuba, Aspinwall and re-
turn was made under the American flag.
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New Cnndidate for President. :.

Here's mission for Red Cloud. Let
him run as Democratic candidate for the
Presidency. That party isnOw wrctchcd'
" in want of leader. John MorrisSey
has retired to privatcli Garrett Davis
is senilc. Vallandigham is ineligible.
Train is constantly running of the track.
Daniel Pratt won't take the nomination.
Sunset Cox can't get it, jeff Davis ran
well in April, 1865, but there are
some prcjGdices against him: Red
Cloud is Inc man! lie would carry
Tammany by the ties OF consangu,
unity and would satisfy the military
element. His iondness for tirc-water
would cOncilatc and concentrate IL large
body of voters on whom the Democracy
rely for success lie is unassailable, for
he has no more antccedCnts than Polk or
Pierce had lie grumbles because he has
had no presents, and in this he would
have the sympathy Of the whole Demo
cratic party, for they have received moth
ing except an annual trouncing for the
last fourteen years. Let them nominate
Red Cloud for President and be happy
ChiCGgO Post
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 20,

CINCINNATI, June 20.
FloUR-Dull and dropping; superlno at s. q
as 90; extra at IS 5Ot5 80. and family at IS 81
O6 10.
GRAIS-W -Whcat-Ncglccted and closed nom.
inal at 81 goal 25 for red Corn-Dull and Of
fcred freely at soc for mixed ear; ShelCd held at
94c In elevator, and choice white sold at &c.
Oats Unchanged. .
CoTToN-D all and nominal at @OTG20%C for
middling,
TOBACCo-UnChanged
WursKY-Irrcgular; patent sold at CSC; old
process at 81 OI6l O! cash, and 81 0S part cash
and part on short time.
Provisions and dropping. Mess Pork
Held at $50 3OIt3O 90. Bulk MealS-Could have
been bought At 1lE1lll4c for shonldOrs and
sides Bacon-Could have been bought at l34G5
l6;S8I7IC, but the demand was light. Sugar
Cured Ilams-ln light demand at 9l%c Lard
Dull; small sales at ltfftl7c.
BUTTER-Dull at l6(bG2c.
E00s-DcClned to 1G6lsc and dull.
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Hon. John W. Garrett for Governor.

Hon. John w. Garrett for Governor
A writer in the Moorefeld Adrerti%r
IA Democratic paper brings out the strong
points of the Democratic nominee for
Governor, Mr.. JACOB. 1t is so very sug.
gestive Of the sort Of happy alliance be-
tween Road and State that would super.
vene upon the filling Of our Gubcrna.
torial chair with gentleman, rs this
writer remarks, "holding MS high and as
responsible position as Mr.. JACOB does
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company" that we copy in full. Now Of
course no fault is to be found with Mr..
GARRETT and his Company for wish
ing 10 make one Of their confidcn.
tial agents Governor of this State /;
for it would be a shrewd and clever
stroke of business on their part; but if it
be true as We all profess to believe, that
the interests Of the Railroad Company and
the interest Of the taxpayers Of the State
are opposite, it would be rather singular
to find our people voting virtually to make
Mr.. GARRETT, our next Governor. Mr.
JACoBs great merit, according to this
writer. is his official relation with this cor
poration. We only wish that the idea
may be generally and fully understood.
Here is the extract: ..
The Wheeling ISTELLlGENCER sees fit
TO call our very worthy and highly cs'
tccmed fellow.citizen, J. J. Jacob, be-
cause citizens of the State have been so
wise as 10 nominate him :or the Office Of
Governor, "The Baltimore & Ohio X.
Road" Now, if they mean by this
slanglmgc," that he is u 1OlrrqW ana
SvrcesStUL Machine, we take no eXCep'
tions. because 1t is even 80. Holding as
hirh and rs honorable position rs he
does. not only with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, but with the
peOnle generally, he is the man we want
At the head Of State affairs, to bring
about that which We desire, from the
said r. Il. Co. As Governor Of the
State his acts, of course, will be for the
good of the people. His high position and
great influence with the B. Il Il. K. Go.
will do much, If not everything towards
harmonizing that company and the
people Of the State, and it will doubtless
arrange affairs as TO taxes, fares ana
freights to the perfect satisfaction OF the
people. lie is the man TO do it; to- do which
everything radicalm1Ist fail. That Com
pany it is admitted is powerful, is wise,
and can be Just; like human nature, can
not be driven nor bullicd. Frank Pier
point might have done something, but the
halflcdged preacher, and lull-blooded
radical Borcman, and the milk and water
make-shift Stevenson, or any such, lwho
can only be elected by gagging good citi'
zcns with bNyonets, supported by ma
tional government administered under no
better principles than West VirginiA,) can
have no more weight with such corpo-
ration than the down of thistle.
Mr.. Jacob is the man 10 get all that IS
lust from the Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad
Company to this State, and he is.the man
in ali other respects to fill the position:
II is high time, that after eight years OF
existence, we should have Il Governor
whom every one will respect.
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ly in ordinary food. 1t may thus Often
supply needed nourishment to the nerves
and muscles.
The extract is made in South America
and Australia at ten shillings English per
pound, including carriage, and it sells in
England for thirty shillings; and much
more here. Thus the profit Of the manu-
facturers 10 enormous, while the price is
too high for the article to be made gener.
ally useful. When tits manufactured and
sold at a price including only its cost and
fair profit, it will doubtless take its place
among the most common and valuable ar
ticlcs of household consumption; for the
broth it makes with hot water is far more
healthlul, and seems to many persons
quite as an agreeable beverage, Mt the best
tea or coffee.
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LEWIS RUFFNER, Esq, OF kanawha
who presided over the Democratic Con
vention at Parkersburg in 1866, has sew
cred his political connection with the
Democracy. He is Il delegate to the Par
kersburg Convention. He says lie cannot
act with the Democratic party any longer
lie is for party that will sustain law and
maintain order, and his recent experience
with the Ku-Klux in Kanawha has salts.
fled him the Democracy as now organized
has no such purpose. Mr.. PHELPS for Mr.
RUFFSER is very good exchange.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YoRK, June 20.
BEEvEs-Total for the week 1900 head; on sale
to-day III cars ut Tooth street; &c cars at Com
munipaw, and 20 cars at WcGhawkGn, or 100
head all told. The market Is slow, prices another
half cent lower and many unsold. The quality
IA above the average. with no Texan beeycs
12c Ia the lowest and very fcw above lGc the pick
Of some . cwt Ohio Durhams went at iG%Gl7c
the average was l5c, most OF the sales being al
lAEtlGc.
SHREP-Total receipts 90, 2OO head; on sale To-
day 4, go fresh with several cars Of state. Trade
slow at 4Hc for very thin; 6J$c for fair; GHc fol
prime, and &c for select lots Lambs are In quick
demand At lO6l2c for western and 131lic fol
fat lots.
Ho0s-Count q, 900 for the week and = carr
to-day, They are steady at IKE for drrsscd,anC
9k@9%C alive.
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New YORK, June 90.
Late Aspinwall dates state that great
many Cubans had reached there, having
fed from Spanish cruelty.
There was great anxiety on the lsthmus
Of Panama respecting the location Of the
projected canal. The commercial impor.
lance Of the Isthmus has diminished very
much since the completion Of the Pacific
Railroad. and the people now look for.
ward to tue canal as their only salvation.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, June 90.

CHICAGO, June ~.
FLouR-Dull at s. 9068 25 for spring extras
GRAIN-Whcat -2l24C lower; closing d
81 l4x6l Is cash; 81 lsA seller July; this after
noon unsettled at Il II cash and seller June
81 17kG51 l7E seller July. Corn-X6Hc low
or; closing at 82A0s2Hc for No. ., and 74c fol
rejected; this afternoon dull at SIC seller June
lower; closing at 49%c for No. ?. RyO-Quiet;
closing with buyers Of No. . at SIC. Barley
Dull at $4,000 for No. 2.
Hoos-QuIct at s. 3O0s 70 tor fair to choice.
CATTLE-Dull at 50 1908 S7H for Texas steer'
and cows to extra prime shipping steers.
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THEY are puzzled. The Chicago Time
declares that nothing is to be gained by
agitating the niger question" The Cm'
cinnati Enquirer insists that there Is
nothing like "the nigger question" and
adds: "If we cannot have that, what is
the use OF q political Organization?" Ger
tainly; sure enough; why didn't that ques.
ton occur to the astute Enquirer before
What is "the use of Democratic polit'
ical organization? We have often
thought of it.-MicdgO Post.
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Indians Awaiting the Return of Red
Cloud.
CHEYENNE, We, June 90.

Information received from Fort Larami
SAYS that there are now at that Post l33
lodges of Sioux and more are daily arriv-
ing. lis expected that by the last of the
week there will be thousand lodges OF
indians. They are impatient to hear from
Red Cloud and think something is wrong.
They are anxious to trade but have got to
be very independent and saucy and won't
allow any white man to cross the Platte
into their camps.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW York. June 20.
COrToN-Steady; sales 800 bales at @l'.c fol
middling uplAnds.
FLoUR-Closed dull and 51lOc lower.
-Wheat-Dull and heavy al 81 S04l 81
for No. 2 Milwaukee, and 81 4201 a for winteI
red and amber western. RyC-Dnll At 81 10 fol
western. Oats-Dull at Gl062c for western, and
6slt69He for Ohio Corn-lleAvy at 9Oc(Gl 90 fol
new mixed westGrn
PRovIsIONs-Pork aud dBGcf-UnClangcd. Cut
Meats and BaCon-NOminal.
LARD-Quiet; sales 900 tleFccs prime steam
June and July, 1GGc, closing At lG%c asked, and
I0c bid.
Euos-Dull and unchanged.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. June 20.
FLouR-QuICt, arm and unchanged, except
western; extra at 80 2517 %.
IN-WheAt-Steady; Maryland At 81 $50
10: Pennsylvania at 81 SOL 60. Corn-Easicr;
whlto at 81 95; primo yellow at 81 1901 Il,
Oats-SteGdy at 65G70c.
PRovIsIoSs-Me Pork-Firm at $3l 90. Ba'
con Arm; rib sdeS at l7c; clear rib at IKE;
shoulders at l4c; hams At 23Hc. Lard-Quict at
I6N6l7kc.
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The Weather Yesterday.
The IVGstHn Union Tele0rGph Cos. BuIleti".
WHEELING. Noon. June 90.

WHEELING, Noon, June 90
Springfield Clear; wind n; ther. 90.
ClncInnati-Clear; wind NV :; ther. CS.
NashVllle-Clcar; wind VI; ther. "a.
New YorE-Clear; wind 9. W.; thGr. g.
ChIcago-Clear; wind W.; ther. IS
WashIngtOA-Clcar; wind 8. W.; ther Is.
BufialoSClcar wind W.; ther IS.
Boston Clear; wind s. w; ther. 75.
St. LOuls-Clear; wind n. w; ther. 81.
BaltImorO-Clear; wind 3. c.; thcr. so.
Richmond wind 3. w; ther. 20.
RaleIgh-Cloudy; wind H.; ther. 70.
Philadelphia-Cle wind 8. w; thCr. 81.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.
FLOun-Less active; spring wheat extra fam
lily at IS 6017 90.
N-Wheat-Less demand; western rod al
81 4O11 49, Ry0-UnchAnged. Con-Steadyi
mixed western at 81 0S6l 0G. Oats-SteAdy.
PROVISIONAL Unchanged.
On-POtrolcum-VGry quiet; crudN at iSHci
''VEg WgTsTY%1Sii X atsl OsSl 90 for western iron
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A DISPATCH informs us that At the Dem
ocratic State Convention of Vermont the
ticket Of last year was put up and nom
mated. What the Democrats OfVermont
don't know about putting up pins for Re
publicans to knock down, is not worth
knowing.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 90.
The Emperor is still indispoSed, but
there Is nothing in his condition to create
alarm.
The resignation Of the old Ministry OF
Brussels gives satisfaction here.
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Three young men, named Charles o
Smith, Henry Bennett and Scott Bingham
have been arrested in Exeter, n. H.
charged with ravishing simple.minded
girl fourteen years old.
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PORTuGAL.

LISBON, June 20.
DEGREES abolishing the death penalty
and pensions appeared to-day, and the
right of holding political meeting and the
right of petition will be granted in day
Or two
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XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.
WAsHrNaroN. June 20.

NASHlNulONJ OulS SO'
Bills were introduced and referred us
follows: By Mr.. PoIAND-Authorizlng
the President to open negotiations with
the British North American Provinces
for their admission as States.
BY Mr.. BUTLER, of Mass.-TO annex
Dominica.
BY Mr.. MUNGEN-TO repeal all laws
and resolutions as to spirit metres.
Mr.. Fox offered resolution instructing
the Ways and Means Committee to report
q bill reducing the duties on potatoes and
all kinds Of fish 80 per cent. Referred.
The House wentintO committee on the
fortiticatiOn bill. The bill apprOpriates
81 ,284, $50. 1t passed.
The House went into committee on the
army appropriation bill. The bill appro-
PIRATES $29,977,3O7. After some unim,
pOrtant amendments the bill passed and
the House adjourned.
SENATE.
Mr.. LEWIS offered resolution calling
upon the President for information as TO
the monies paid into the United States
Treasury on account Of property seized,
condemned and COnfScated in Virginia by
virtue of the act of Congress Adopted.
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the POstoflice Appropriation bill, the
question being on the amendment of Mr..
Ramsey, 10 abolish the Franking privilege.
Mr.. SUMMERS amendment for one cent
postage was voted down. An amendment
for two cents postage was offered and ad-
vocated by Mr.. NYE Amendment lost
Mr.. SPENCER moved TO amend 50 that
the abolition of the tranking privilege will
not take place till October lst. Agreed to.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, June ".
Market devoid OF activity, while prices gsuCr'
ally rule quite uniform
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WEST VA. INSURANCE CoNIPY
INSURANCE COMFY
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA.

DEABODY INSURANCE Comply,
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
With the privilege OF increasing the same to
5O0,0OO dollars
DIRECTORS:
William Bailey, AlOnEo LOrlng,
DR.. Win. j. Bates, A. N. Adams
Andrew J. Pannel, James F. Barnes,
Henry Samm, Thomas Hughes
A. j. Cecil,
This Company having been flllly organized, 10
now prepared 10 take risks at iGlr rates on Build
ings Of lll kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats,, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers aud Lakes, also to
Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores,
This Company being composed mostly OF our
leading business men, recommends itself 10 the
favorable consideration OF the lnsuring public,
and sollcts their patronage. Applications for In
SurancG will bC promptly attended TO At their
office, BAILEY'S BLOCK, No. lO6 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, PreB't
ALONZO LORTNG, Vice Prss't.
n. e. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
W. Il. AGNEW, Asst Sec'y.
$. o. DURDATS, Solicitor. Ocb
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
Ngw YoRK. June 90.

In Wall street the chief topics OF conversation
were railroad war and speculation In Lake Shore.
The Vanderbilt portion Of the Lake Shore party
sold out their long stock some time ago at 95G99.
Much credencG is given 10 the report that differ:
enCcs between the trunk lines have been settled
and that prices are TO be advanced TO the old
standard.
MOSEY-Vcry easy ut 315 per cent.
STERLIEG-Dull at 1O9H6l09ii.
GoLD-Dull; opened at 1l2a4; closed at ll2iI
6ll2H. Carrying rates 2 per cent to nat. Clear
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TRANSPORTATION.
BaltimOro 4 OHIO RaiIrOnd G!
e MEEM M M 5ssiiEg!zE


WHEELING, June II, 1870
DASSEN G Err TRAINS WILL
L run by the following schedule Oh and after
June 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsr-LRAvEs.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
ut $50 q. M. daily at. l0:45 Il. IN.
ARRIVES AT BUlairG ..... ll:3S u, nj.
Grafton ..... $3.50 a. M. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. ..2:2i p IN. Newark ..... .4:l5p. m.
Baltimore E. $50 p. m. SAndulky. .94Op. III.
WaSh'n City. 1000 p. III. Columbus, .., 1S5 p. III.
New York. . 600 a. Ill. Cincinnati 1880 p. III.
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAvES
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
ut .......... 500 p. nj. daily ate. .T:00a m.
ARRIVES AT BellalrO .......sSO u. IN.
Baltimore 81. 800 q. m. ARRIVES AT
Wash'n City. $40 q. m. GAINESVILLE 1880 p. m
Now York .4:lOp. M Columbus. $50 p M.
Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LRAvEs wEsr-LEAvES.
'Wheellng daily 'Lcave Wheeling
Rt,.....,... 1i:3S p IN. daily at. 1870 q. IN.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton. ..... 400 u. III. Newark ..G:2O u. IN.
Baltimore. .. .445 p IN. SGndusky 800 p. In.
Wash'n City. Gas p M. Columbus. ... .7:4S 4. III.
New York Of 900 a. IN. Cincinnati 1900 III.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION
EAAT-LEAvHs wRsT-LEAVES
"WhGelIng daily wheeling daily
At.......... l055 a. III. At..........3:a5p p. IN.
ARRIVES AT ARRlvEl AT
Grafton. .4:10 p. IN. iZanesvllle. . 800 p. m.
Parkersburg .G45 p. m. Newark .... 1910 p. m.
Cumberland. .1O:l5 p. N. Sandusky. .9:0J p. IN.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, Via Wash.
ington City, for all points South
Central Ohio trains make direct connection al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points eau be procured
at the office. JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
r. 7. DEVRIES,
jun14 General Agent, Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-21

WHEELING, June II, 1870
DASSEN & GER TRAINS WILL
L run by the following schedule Oh and after
June 18th 1870, Wheeling time: