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NASHVILLE.
Coal OIL Accident.

NASHVILLE, June 12-Niss Ssllle
Smith, about Il years OF sse, student
of the female school ST Oakland, n.y.
was fatally burned last night, during
school exhibition exercises. She was
s,.ndin, on the stage nesr q coal OIL
Ismp, which expioded aud al once en-
vsIo.ed her in flames. Size Immediate
" rushed among the audience, csus'
n, grest confusion among them, m ost
OF whom escaped b. the windows aud
doo-s Her father, in endeavorIng 10
save her. bad his bands seriously burn
ed. Her physicians report her Dying
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PniIRdeIpnia Market.

PHILADELPHIA. June l2.-Fiour -
Very dull superfiEe 81 2595 p; Penn
svlvania, Iud's.s snd Ohio extra lam
ilv 6 1901 0g. Whest-DuiI; red
81 40Gl H.; amber l 5j9l co. whit,
spripg | - CorD-Acuve ani higher
yellow SOC; mixed western 19c. Osts
-Unsetllej; white 596 &c mixed s.
G5Sc. Butter-UDchanged. Cheese
Unchanged. Petroleum-R.hned III
Gl2tc. Thisky-Sl 90
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PhttaseIphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA. June l2.-Wool-lr
good demand; Ohio, Psunsylvsnis snG
West Virgins Xxx aud above 559
Soc; Y 55956c; medium 55S soc
coarse 45650c; New YORK. Michigan
Indians ard western f1e 4SG52; me.
dunn 50G55c; coarse 4594Sc; combiog
washed 60c; combing unwsshed iOc
Canada comting 6Qc; foe uuwashet
35G36c; coarse and medium uuwssE'
ed 35,a,3Sc; tub washed 55G5Ic
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FIRES.

LONDON, Oxr., June l2.-The onts-
rio Car Works. including she wood and
blacksmith shops, engine house Car
materials, tools and machinery were
nnrned this morning. The loss Il
heavy, but well incurred.
The main building OF the Ontario Car
Works, with its contents, including "a
new ears, burned this evening: Los'
SEQ 600 insurance s55 ,0e6 -
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MENTION has been heretofore made
g., on, pews columns o. the scandal oc-
r,s o2ei by s member OF the royaI
su:.v o; Russia bestowipg stolen dis-
-r,nis upon "su American actress by
whose charms be had been fascinated
The Young man is 8 son Of the Grand
D.ke NICHOLAS, who is 8 brother OF the
- sud The diamonds with which he
.,-5sckei ME fair enslaver belonged tc
I.s mother, the Grand Duchess. /
ioz spoears that the lady in the case
= o,e who resided TOR some years il
Pa-keysburs. West Virginia, and tb'
s.o-y therefore mas 8 local interest
W. cory this morning from the New
YORK Herald brief biography OF th'
,stv. which will enable many Of ou
readers TO identity her.
Ii tie He-GI there is some nyster!
THROWN sbcut the manner OF her bus
oaai's death. 1t is proper to STATE
,tat, il the opinion OF physician
VINO examined the case. his death
was occsEoned by spopleIy, and, st
IA So we know. no breath OF suspicion
las ever accused his widow OF hasten
Jag his untimely end. The story o
isr subsequent lie will be read with
interest. We believe she claims L
lave been married 10 the son OF th'
Grand Duke OF Russia. and says tbs
tie diamonds given her by her-hns'
bard did not belong 10 her mother
- aw." Sne ia now in France. havlni
been escorted out Of Russia by TIVE
sens T.! 2-m..
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New York Dry G.od- narke,.

New YORK June Il Business Wa
ouiet with the jotte-s, but be comu's,
-lon houses Transacted 6 'air hutDess
in staple cotton goods and assvy wool
ems. Cotton goods firmly he'd ty
manufacturers aseus, Hesvy brow
shirtiuss IN good demand. Bordered
prints api iarcv shirtiugs IN stssdy
request. Ginghams dull light colors
lower. Black Grensilne= in improved
demand.
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Ciaeinnai; Market.

CIscISSaTT. June l2-Couon-
Quiet at l7ic. Flour-Quiet AID
steady. Theat-Quie; and steadv at
81 30. Corn-Firm; mixed 65Ea6Ic.
Osts-Quiet q, 50957c. Rye-S:eady
st CSC. Barley-Nominsl. 0iis-Un>
changed. Eggs-Stesdy. Butter
Firm. Cheese-Steady. Pork-Qu.ei;
sales LAST evening at sl7 IS. Lard
Quiet and uuchanged; ssles OF summer
l0tGI0ic loose. Bulk Aeats-Dull;
shoulders 6ic, clesr rib 9tG9 Is; clear
91c Baceu-Dull with only 3 job.
bIns trale. Wnisky-F,rm 8. CSC.
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LOUISIANA.
N,tro-SIyferIre ExpIOsio".

SHREvEPoRr. June l2.-One thousand
OF ROUNDS ritrO-gly ceuue, in tae govern
nent mscazine, tour miles sbove this
cay, exploded to-day With terrific force.
The coucu-sIcu was 60 great here that
the whole popu'stlo rushed INTO the
streets Hou- -es were shaken and win =
dows broken, &c. No one was in the
vicinity o. the explosion 81 the time.
No lives loa..
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MEMPHIS.
Pres. As.ocIa,ion.

MEMPHIS, June IAN Avalanche
Brownsville special says: The meet-
ing OF the Tennessee Press ASSOCIATION
WAS well attended. Tom Nesl, OF the
S,at. Gazette, presided. Twenty eight
members were present. An amendment
~ the constitution Was made making
rbs nsper instead OF individuals, mem
b.rs OF the Association. Inc assoc's'
tiop wss baueueted at the Exchange
hotel at night, in which the clIzens
generally psrtici psted, The mem oeFs
~ N. association will visit Memphis on
Saturday.
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OHIO.
The Miners Strike at NeI."niiir.

The M,ner,, Strike at SeIs"nuiir.
CoLUNBus, June PA spscia' D 'oe
Ohio tState journal from NesoiEIie
this afternoon, among other mugs
sors. al uayuguI inls mo7'IrG the
picke, line OF the Uoioa miners Tas not
visible, but soon alter party o' seou'
one hundred collected near the coo'ed
forces. Care was taken TO keep NE
main BODY OF negroes out Of hearng
distance, but the strikers sat down neF
bv and he'd conversation with IL
negroes, urging ;hem to join the tn'"
The gusrd WAS doubled, tut still III"
colo-ed men walked up TO th
guards and presenting thelE revolTe1
walked over to The enemy. Wheneyi
the guards eniesvorei to press baa
the colored men the strikers urged the,
the more heartily 10 desert, demanc
'nc TO know if they were sr.! Save
and feared to 90 where they pleased
Secretary Putnam ard Sheriff Wsrreu
were on the grounds and advised put
ting the main body 10 work, Iesvln!
only sma'I party !or guard duty. Ar
rspgeneuts were at once made 10 pi
six,v men into the mines to work, I'd
st that time word came that a Isrs
body OF strikers were marching towATi
the mines. Secretary Putuam and tn
sheriff went TO meet them sni iGua'
them 500 strong, headed oy a bras
band. Putnam addressed the party
and succeeded n restraining them from
proceeding further. Alter establishing
a guard line OF Uoion miners 10 prtveh
this party from advancing TO the mlne'
Putnam returned 10 the mines sn
communicated 10 the operators hi
thorough confidence that Le could con
troll the strikers, and that there was L
danger OF violence In the meanuu
the bsnd spd miners command hsf Ar
rived, ard the crowd outside OF the In
bsd increased 10 several hundred me
and women. The band struck upa 'amiI
Jar tune, alter which Thomas Pr, on
Of the Union miners, commenced
,peecb, warning Up when ne saw IN
colored men approach tee guard I'M
apparently undecided whatto do. tn
. guard epdeavored to pursnsde the me
I to stand iru, while P.ri begged tbeI
to come over to the strikers. Occasion
ally 8 squsd Of negroes would leave ID
Generators, and tren Pirt would ores
on, with such exc,smstious ssr NO
men, make a srsnd rush this way
Come sbesd, and bring your arm
with YOU We will be kind
t Won apG send you home 10 yor
families. Other speakers joined il to
. rio, and soon the excitement amon
2 the negroes vss verv great. The
, crowded down 10 the iInes sni gener
! al stampede seemed imminent tt
op.rstors, police and faithful oot
r among the negroes did their utmos;
, restore confidence, but notwnhstendiD
= their efforts, several squads prssse
II through the lines and were received :
|, the strikers with loud cheering. Sqaac
> continued to drop out nntli thirty
, tortv had deserted. Tne operator
( tried various devices to prevent the e.
odus. the must suecessful OF which VI
: in urging the negroes TO join il sipgln
Q Rally Round the Flag, sai rs!igIo'
pieces familiar 10 the Southern Ssste
E when PIT would comnsIce TO sPsal
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STockf-Firm to-day. with an sd-
vSnceot IA per cent, but the volume
OF bushes. wa- very small. Erie Wss
weak tor time and declined from 294
to Pot. IN sympathy with lower quota
,ious at London, but closed 81 29i
At the fusl close the market was
.tesdy 10 tore. The sales ;or the day
vs-. 20 OGO sbs-ss
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Ne. York Money and Stock Market

New YoRK, June II -MoSEV-Easy
262I p~r cent. Sterling, fair business
at I S7IG4 S73 iors60 dsy end 4 %
,64 403 for .gut Cu=toms receipts
s27o OO0 Treasury disbursements
$4,000. Specie emRagsments Tor to-
morrow steamers S6j0. 900.
GoLD-Oeeuei at 10. and closed a.
ll0., the lowest and highest prices.
Carving rates . Der cent, loans dat.
c1s.fIDgs S24 OOO,VOO.
STATE BoSDs-Nothirg doing Rail-
ROAD bonds STEADY with 6 .light advance
10 Pacific.
GovEKNNEyr.-Frm and in good de-
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Baltimore Market.

,LTruoRE, June l2-FIour-Dull
saucbsnged. Corn-Western miI-
e,cited 81 Slfc bid for new; SIC bid
tdi. Oats-Frmer western mixed
$685. white &c. Rye-Duil 81
s. Prorisions-Upchspged. Bat
Dull western 1928. Coffee
U.snged. Whisky-Unchsuged.
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Toledo mark er.

TOLEDO, Juue - l2-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Whea,-Duii snd lower;
No. white Michigan 4ii; snbsr
Michigan ! 81: m!xei 36atal 36s.
No. red 80 No. , do S4l; Au-
gust 20; No. red - COrn-Ac-
tive ard advanced. hign mixed cash or
June CSC; July G9; Augusr Zoe, SePtem-
be, 7O!c; low mixed 61Il; 20 grade
66ic; damsgei 5jc. Oats-Quist sud
uncnspged. No. | 5l!> No > 49!c.
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New York Liy. stock Market.

NV YORK, June l2.-Beeves-
I,ceip;s 673, making 4.725 for the
II days, sgsinst 400 for the came
,e last weak. Demsnd moderate;
rket dull and weak at 93llc for
pr to good Texans and ll3@l24c for
nmon 10 prime native steers. sheep
u Lsmbs-Receipts 3 $40, making
$50 tor the four dsys, against s, $40
the same time last week. Demand
= li.bi With SOW sales ST 7t9l0.
lambs, and 4!96.cfor sheep. SWINE
receipts 4,64U, making - $50 for the
+, dsys, against 2,070 for the came
last week. None offered slIvs
isr and higher; closing ~ ic.
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s.,uR.rK a piece OF bread or mesi

SAruRArk q piece OF bread or mes'
With gastric juice, ard it Kill dis'o.re
This is digestion. Add to such 9 mix
ture . little alcohol, and it will not diS'
,olp. This is indi9sStio... Beware
then of tinctures or tonica, or decoc-
tons containing spirituous liquors
Sbuu all rum "topics," and rely solely
On DE-. wALkKR's VINEGAR BIrfKss. th;
Sn.s, digestive invigorsnt known. and
tr.s &c. from the fiery curse Of alcohol.
NAV 26.b ~ .-E
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New York Market.

New YoRK, June I2.-Cotton-Dull
snd lower middling uplands lSc.
FIour-Qaiet, heavy snd unchanged.
Rye Flour and Corn Mesl-U &c chaug-
I'd. Wnest-Winter red western 81 55
MI57. Rye-Quet a; 81 029l %.
Barley-Nomusl. COrn-SCarce aud
his her; western mixed SjGS1!c; wes-
tsrn ye,!ov S5GS7ic; white western
9 I@93c Osts-FIrm; mixed western
62G64c; white western 67G7lc. Coi>
lee-Firmer stlT492lc. Sugar-Dull;
fsir TO good refining 1881. Petro.
Ieum-Quiet and irmer; crude &c; re-
fined l2i gl2ic Eggs-Hsavy western
L4i9l54c. Pork-Steadv; new mes,
elS 90 spo,; l. - June; II S79l7 %
tulv. Lard-FIrmer prime steam
| | ll-l6all3c spor ll:allic July
3-lG9ilic August. Bater-Un.
thsrg.. Cuee>e-Heavy at l258l43c
Hhisky-Du5l and !orer al 9s!999!c.
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CIeyeIanu Mark ct.

CLEVELAND, Ju0s l2-Whest-
Dull and puiet; No. l red winter
81 SIS; No. . 10 l 80 Corn-INo ceuts
better; high mixed 7lc; low mixed 70c.
Oats-Stesdy: No. ! 55c; No. > 53c,
Petroleum-Quiet al dul'; standard
white car Iots Iuc; ONO State test TO
1862 l3c.
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Chicago market,

CHICAGO, June 2-F o1r-Dul
md nominal. Whes;-Ac.Ive al-
IL cei and ,7rsguls'; No. | Chicago
priDg 81 2l6l 2I! No. . do l 20!
lssb | lgiql 20 July; Is August
TO. 8 do IS, rejected o. Corn
ACTIVE and advanced; No. > mixed
&c cash; 63sG6li; July or August;
tjected 5SlGG59tc. Oats-Ac;ive and
Hvancei; No. . 45ic cash Ate July;
Gected 43tc. Rye-DulI aud lower
Io. . SIC. BsrIey-DuIl and nominal.
ork-Stesiy st sl7 55 cash; II 90
uly. LaId-Iu fair demand and sd-
,uced al L.; cash II 90 July. Bulk
ieats-Sieady and unchanged. Whis-
t-S,esiy &; q4ic-
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So. Louis EYpress.
Western EXpr0
v1r-IKAvn.
Accomnn0daliOsa. a

EAsr-IKAyEs. vur-LRAv1.
'wheeling wheeling
daily at.--..9 55 A. ~ daily at---Etg p. y.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES At
Gum berland-sZS ~ GAINESVILLE --GsO r. n :.
sundays excepted. i'SundayS excepted.
Fast bound trains make connections
al Baltimore with trains for Philxds'.
phis, New York and Boston. At WASH
ingtcn CITY for all poinls south.
West bound trains make direct cpnncc.
ton for all points wssi and Northwest
Pullman Palsce Cars on All night trains.
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Tickets TO al principal points In the EAs
and wet can be procured NJ the Union
Ticket Ofioe, In McLure Houss, and at the
Station NJ Bridgeport
F.R. MYERs,
lulS, Gent Passenger and Ticket Aesn,
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INDIANA.
Coal OIL Accident

indianapolis, June IA little
s.veo wear cid daughter OF Phillip
Hei,kam wss burned 10 death iss'
NIGHT while attempting to build nIe
With the assistance OF kerosene OIL.
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From our reports this morning the
,-ob.bilities sre thai the weather to-
3,vuill be partly cloudy, with winds
.bi..iug to sou,berly and no decided
cbspse OF temperature.
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B Y TELEG R A:P b.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By the Western Union Line, ONCE North.
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.
w WASHINCTON.
WAsRISGToN, June II.

" "AeHlS0EONi u uuc lie
The Committee on WAYS and Means
have non-concurred in all the Senate
amendments TO the Snti-moiety bill.
No Troops for Petersburg.
Representatives Plsu and Stowell
today, called upon the President and
requ.sted thst troops be sent TO Peters
burg, Vrginis, for the protection OF
certain officials whose lives they al
legged were in danger. On bearing this
the remainder OF the Virginia delegs-
ton, with the exception OF Thomas,
united in the request 10 the President
that ne would no: order soldiers TO
Petersburg, ss they believed that IN.
der the Marshal aud District Attorney
the laws of the country whuld be en-
forced, and il any one mas commit ed
sn otfense be will be punished, aud or
deriug soldiers there st this time would
ipjure the State ard do no earthly good
10 suy one. The President declined 10
interfere.
Bends 10 be Redeemed
Secretary Bristow gives notice that
the principal aud accrued interest Of
the bonds herein below designated
known as $40 bonds, be paid st the
Treasury OF the United States, N
the City OF Washington, on ard
srs- The 5,h cay OF September
1874, aud that the ipteres; OF SAID
botds ceases ou that day. TIE cou'
pou bonds, known ss tie 70 I'd series o
ihs act OF February 25ih, lS62. dstec
Msy lst, 1862. ss follows: Coupon
bonds, $50, No - 100 20 l2 200 both
Inclusive slUO, No. 37,40l 10 1920
both inclusive. $500, No. l9.3Ul tc
! 1900 both inclusive; $1,000, No
46, ,leO to 1890 botn inclusiya
total 100000 Registered bonds $50
No. ! ,45l to No | 400 both inclusive
800; No. 1861 to No. 10 700 both
inclusive, $500; No. 6,37l to No. 6,40(
both inclusive. 1000; No. 26, lOl &c
%. l6G both isclusise, $1,000; No
s Sol to No. S,303 both inclusive, Sl0,'
0O0: total, 100000. Grand total. $l,'
100000.
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TObacc0s.
OUR STOCK N CoMPusyD or THE
" following standard q Aropular hands:
Il INCH Twsn
10 BoIes MilIners
- Prairie Chicken.
- toIes yellow Js.sa a.ibs,
~ Gold MsdaI,
10 walkerx.
Gold Ies',
~ Fenot~cot'
= MIlleris
tITscH TvnT.
70 Caddles Lu-cious Chew,
PoCsps-
" uoIes Bookut
Eds Asbby,
Common,
Virginia Dare s.vy Is,
TirxIe a fshsms choice navy
sobror n and pounds,
Kh%e Bod Bright nsyy1,
Andrew Jackson Black nnvyB
spun Roll In ca6diea,
sTutst IN kexp,
II In nore and 10. sale cbezr.
TIS0Lk q IBHAh.
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af'heelina &ealstsr:

S,rp closed in New York on yester-
iSy'st ll0s
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UNION BAKERY,

No.Is GRANT HOUSE, BLOCK, KEEPS
IN constAn ~ on hand fresh Bread, AZ O.,
Pies, &C. Bread delivered 10 any paTt OF
the city. Cakes for Parties furnished at
short notice
nsyl5 z. DOBLER-
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AVER
Ch erry PectoraL
Fer Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, such
a, ConRhs, Colds, whooping Cough,
kTunchitis, Asthmt, and
Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries OF mo-
dern science, few
are Of more rca
yslne TO m mankind
than this edectual
remedy for ell dis
eases oithe ] hrost
and l. u ngA A
vast tfial oiiis yir-
tres, throughout
this and OF b er
cou n tTies, has
shown that II dos
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TIE CITY BAHK.
urdfYidusl Ilak6ltfHl

rs PREPARED 10 CONDUC1 ALL 10
ne.a sppsTtaining 10 Banking.
Deah In Bills Of ExchanSe, Untts1 Btst-
tate and County BondA Gold cotn, ana
Seyotisble securfties, ~ fatr rs1e1
Collections made for HnchAntA, Manu-
scturen., BANKS, Banksrn, and o(hara, On
al aocsssfhie points In the Unftsd State
xo6 Canada,
Drsfts In sums % suit paruhaaR1 On al
3Tezf Britain and IrsiAnA-
Depo4tts soie1ts1- IntRsa all0vel on
spDcial DepoxtA-
h CKAH0LE, YrssAat
.. DALZELL. vioe PreaiAmf
n CRANGLE. OAaat0. fsb
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FRANCE.

rp,p h.s arrest last evening, for striking
Gsubstta, told the police that the OBJ
&c. o. ME assault vas 10 provoke 3
due. The Count was formerly an on
c.. Of ZJuaves of the Imperial Guard:
Gaube,:a's ace vet bears the marx OF
To. blow. Several arrests we're mace
at The railrord station a. the tine OF the
tumult.
Riotous DemensSraifOns
The scenes OF yesterday were repeat
ed 8; the Western depot to-day. Al
tie time OF the departure OF the Par
ljamentary train for Versailles the
popljace sgsin ascend led Ia large
numbers, and the deputie. to the As.
.embly were respectively insulted and
cuee.ed. The police once more as
pe-sed the rioters snd took twelve Of
the more violent ones into CUSTODY
Four OF the arrested parties were re-
leased after thew had been idennhed
&ai the rest were committed for trial.
So threatening was the demonstration
thsi body OF troops were ordered &c
iae s:Iuon and aided the police IN
maintaining order. N. Armaued
Adam. s brother OF the deputy OF thai
nsne and NJ. spul'er, brother o. th'
publisher OF the Rspubiq.Ie fIdnctdse
a Radical Republican journal, were
among those arrested.
The government has suspended IN,
publication OF lie Steele and l.: RuppeE
Rsi,csl-Republicsn. and lie Di1 Ne~'
ris7is a Conservative-R Republican or
gap, tor fortnight, because OF violent
attacks on i;s policy.
NJ Paul De Ca.sagnsc, editor o. IL
Pages, replies in that journal to DAY u
the demand OF Monsieurs Scbselcher'
aud Testele, who were delegated by tn
Republicans 10 demand repsrstion 10
bis article attacking the members Q
the Left. He says th erein that he a.
sailed N. Gambetta and other deputies
but not N. Clemancsu, who ls DO
therefore eutitled to reparation. But,
SAYS De Cassagpac, III NJ. Clemanca'
wants a personal quarrel he can bsv
Il" De Cassaguac says he psrticulari
wishes TO fght Gsmbetia, and add
that nine editors of the editorial stan Q
lie P9yes ere willing to fight nine
The Republican deputies, and will dra'
lots for the choice OF adversaries and
arms.
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IlsI eF LETTERS.

DFMAISTNG UNCLAIMED IN n L
n rosiofice II Wheeling. saturday, Jurs
Is, IS7i.
TO obtain any OF the following. the arpi.
can't will please call for advertised letters,
giving date of this list:
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co


ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY IL,
" 1874, Trains will leave Wheeling - fol-
lows, Wheeling time:
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PEIYAIHED BY

Or. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell Mass.
BOLD BY ALL DkU0sIsTs EyERY
WHERE. oct1
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Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
Baltimore DiVtst0n.
EAsr-LkAvu VHr-LkAvD
wheeling sWashington, Pa,
daily ALL Is a. II daily at--.-.6.S A. n.
wheeling Washlngton. pa
daily st----i 70 r. n daily st.---..2te p. n.
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
Tickets 70 all principal points can be pro
cured ~ the once nj The depot.
ThOa X SHARP,
Master or transportation.
z. T. nEvRIFs, General Agent wheel.
ilF mayle
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P.t,sburxh Petroleum anrket.

PlrrsssReH, Ju1e l2.-Petrol sum-
Crude quiet; sales at 90G95c. Refined
Quoted at l2tc; June l2tc; July l3c.
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cleveland s Pittsburgh 3. B.

T - on AND AFTER DBL.
gJl.uVs
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AYERS
S ar apariIIa

IL widely known
a. one Of the moi
enectnAl rene
dies ever discov-
ID for CleanEinE
the system AID
Vu rifyiD Dg tbs
blood. 1t h s.
stood the ties
Of years, with .
constantly grow
Ing reputation
tIssed on St. In
tIinsic virtues
and sustained by
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its refuarE able cures 20 mild - 70 BE- sale
and beneficial 70 children, sEd yet ~
searching a 10 efTectUally puIge oct the
great corruptions OF the blood, bDch - ibe
scrUfllous and syphilitie contamination.
I'm purfties, or diseases that have IuTS ed In
tue system for years, soDn yie.d 20 thB
DO veTful aptidOie and disappear Hence
lts wonderful cures, many OF which sT
puoliely KnowE, Of scToluia. and ~ scToio-
ous diseases. Ulcers, kTUpilJns snd erup-
i've disorders Of the skin. 1unoTs, BiOtches
Spils- PlmpIes, Pustules, Sores, 81. AntbO-
ny's Fire, Rose or FrydpelAk. 1ettsr. s&li
Rheum. .scald head, RiBgwOTm, and intern
= UlcsratiOns OF the Uterus stoIn ach. ano
Liver. IL aI.o cures other com pSaiutS. 20
which II would not Eeem especially adapt
ID, such - Lropsy, DysPsT'sfs. FliE, Neural
RiR, Heart Disease. Fsma.e WeakDeSs,
Debility, and Leucorrboea, when they are
manifestations OF the scTOfulouE psoisonA
II u En eIcsllSpt resto=er OF health snc
strength n the Spring, By renewing tins
appetite and vizor OF the digestive organs
IL cissipsiss the depression and llstets In J.
guor o! the season Even where n Isoro-
eT appear, people Ieel bette and nss
longer. tOr cleansing the blood HE ystsn
moves on with renewed vifoi sD Dew
lease Of life
pPE-pAPUn ny
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The Committee on Ways and Means
have non -concurred in all the Senate
amendments to the snti-moiety bill.