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kkckLEss DRIvISs-Sarrop Escape of T,yo
BostonidHs-About two O'Clock yesterday after
noon, an accident occurred opposite Rigg, 8 bank
which would most likely have proved fatal but
ior the TACT OF pile OF street rubbish ipteryen-
ing Daniel Ward, colored driver in the en-
pioy OF A: B. Young, Esq, being rather in LIQUOR.
undertook to have good drive all to himself.
and did have IL in Mr.. Young's rockaway. He
came up 18th street like tightening, whipping
me horse all the while, and turning into Penne
syIvania avenue az Riggs bank went pell-mell
over Messrs. Il. Il. Harrington and Ebenezer
ouout, OF Boston, who had Just arrived in this
CITY, and had ahghted only a moment before
from street car. They were knocked senseIess
Tor while, and but for the pile OF mud and
sueet rubbish, in which they happened TO fall
would have been fatally injured. They we're
taken into Riggs bank and Surgeon GeneraI
Barnes kindly attended the sufferers. only one Of
whom (Mr Strout) was badly injured. His
shoulder being dislocated, the only additional
InJuries sustained by either of them being q
oAnDlDg OF corporation mud over them from
mead 10 loot In the meantime Ward kent nm
me avenue, down Eth street and through the
semlc1reuIar sweep south of the President's
no use back TO 18th street, and into the stable or
me- employer. Lieutenant Hurley, however, got
atter him, and had him as soon as he got 10 the
STABLE, from whence he was taken to fbe First
ara station house, and detained for a hea,ins
AZ o'clock last evening. At the hearing Iasf
night Justice Weaver fined Ward $40, which he
paid and was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

FALL OF A Hop-CARRIER FROM THE THIRD
STORY OF fredericksburg Davis, q colored
hod-carrier, while at work on Q building on 18th
street, near the War Department, yesterday
fell from ladder near the third story, and q
falling brick struck him on the top Of the head,
making fearful cash but no fracture. He was
taken to Chas. r. Moore & Co.'S drug store, cor
ner nth street, where DIR. Brenemln dressed
his wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

AccIpKNT.-Yesterday morning, Mrs. Martha
Brandt, while visiting friends near 24th street
and New York avenue, First Ward, fell down q
DIR. Breneman was sent for, dressed the frac-
tured limb, and had her sent to her home in
Georgetown. - ?
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HOW LOST HOW RESTORED

U1 HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
JEST pxoshed, - sealed escelops Price, sir cssss
"A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT.
MENT, and Radical Cure Of epermatorrhea =
OF ne@i1l wesknees, involuntary Ennis
Marriage Mar generally Neryousnsss, Co1sump- "
.on, Eplepsy, and tits; Mental and Physical Inca
CuLvSRwELL. II. D., suthor Of the"drsen Book,"
"A Boos to Txessasds Of Ss1~rs."
cens under seal. in . plain envelope, to any ID
osess rospGsd cI receipt q six cents, or two post
boyery, Nov York, Post Once Box se6.
Ais0s III. OulverweIlb Marriage Guide, |" price
cents. my3SmW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

THE NEW STORE recently opened by Mr.. N.
H. Prince, on the Avenue, between 10th and 11th
streets, Is really one Of the finest OF Its class In
the country, and the plan adopted by him OF
keeping the two branches Of his business en-
tirely distinct and separate deserves, as we
doubt not il will command, the greatest success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

THE WRoNe TITLK-In our report OF the
Republican Emery Club" OF which Mr.. James
Mckenna IL president, was enormously entitled
the Irish Reform Republican Club. This club
Is not composed Of any distinct nationality, bu,
It's membership embraces Irish, German, col
ored and native American citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

sd. b. F. C."-EDIToR STAR: A morning
paper, n oticing the mysterious letters on the
pavements, ID. b. +. c., makes good hit, when
Constable Kimmell comes in with his writ. But
a boot-black, on the corner this morning de-
c,a-c-,, ~ mean ''Dry Bread For COntrabands'
if Bowen gets elected. Anothers version was
"Don't Believe Forney's Chronicle" An Irish
boy, coming up, said it meant a "Darn good
Bateing For Corporation Cock" Can YOU tell
your thousands of readers what d. b. f. G.
means, and oblige
ONE OF Your SUBSCRIBERS.
WARRINGTON, May 18th, 1870.
Most likely it is the trade initials of "Deyil,
Bowen, Florence, Cook, & Co."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Scarfs, Bows, Ties, &C.,
ow being displayed.
GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 40 It'll street, n. w.
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Bowen's Printing Bureau.
ASTOUNDING DEvELOPMEyrx.

Bowen's Printing Bureau.
ASTOUNDING DEvELOPMENrs.
Bewen's Four Papers, s'Two Daily
The ..sandsy Gasette,, .New Era.-
Journal" aad ~Democrat.r
The Contributer. for his Slang
HaDd1bill.
A Precious Cembiaatlen Of Dead.
beats, Defaulters, laift-swind-
1ers, and S1X Hundred
Dollar Men.
B. D.. Peck, late Treasurer Of
Maine, Furnishes sInrUrma-
tton'' I'm Regard tn the
"Repablican.'
e.. y. Baker, late Treasurer 81 the Even.
Ing Star CO., Ease Secretary O1 the
EXeelstOr Building Association:
Man with the M0tchet aud
Cherry Tree. Fur. --
miahes Informal.
tion'' About THE ~
Starr
How The Sunday Gazette and New Ern
Were Purchased.
Bowen's Opinion q Major Richards.
what He ThreateneA 20 do 60 Mhlor
Richards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

what He Threatened 20 do 60 Mhior
Richards.
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MARBLE MONUMENTs.

Marble Works. north street and New York ave-
nue., near the Treasury Department.
my21-1y WIN. RUTHERFORD.
MEDICAL BODY BATTERY-To be worn on
" thebody or limb. A sure help for Asthma.
Back, Chest, stomach, Side or Limb; for Pain, Lo-
solve and remove old rheumatic indarations which
may be causing protracted lanenees, cure sluggish
tum9rs and glands, and heal INDECENT ulcers
Price Is. Bee Circular.
KiDwEIL Son, j. r. nfLBuRN Scoo'ss Jew NJ
b. ENTWlSLE, and CALvERT FORD.
GEO. l.. BO0EkS, General Agent,
lac Washington street,
epIs-eodWm Boston, Mas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

How The Sunday Gazette and New Ern
Were Purchased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-26

CHARGE OF ILLEGAL REGISTRATION H..
Victorious Tom Bo,vie Again.-This morning OH
GER Lewis arrested Tom Bowie on the charge of
ihavng registered Illegally, he having, it is al
Ills TIME I" ~ ne rreritAntiary. He was arrested
on the complaint of Thos. j. Frazier and was
taken before Justice Walter, who held him to
bail for a further hearing in $500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

Tux Rsgister remarked yesterday, allcr
reritiug all the general city ticket elected
Monday except two, that the ''rcrnaIHterot
the ticker wNS Danpcratc, This was
highly judlcIotis II might have added,
however ~ a matter Of historical accuracy,
that those two, constituting tho Demo.
cratic "reInaIndcr" we're on tho citizens
ticket also, aud one Of them owed his cleo
lion 10 that fact Il looks very much ~
If tho Court House Democracy has been
bOnten on the general ticket This will
have depressing effect on the TNmmA'
rs managers with whom thu LIViSteT
allied ilsClr in this election, and II will I've
felt when the real tug for the spells comes
I'M next Summer. This cloud Of deprcS
sion viii gruw MI the darker under tho
operation Of the 18th Amendment II
looks IN II the power Of our THnmany
Democracy had been broken beyond even
tho cohesive power Of tho city md county
spolls to rrstOrcit Hereafter the MoLarts
and thC Republicans together will be mas
lrrs Of the situation, Nnd cro many years
the grand TammAny sHChCms who have
ruled our councils No long will depart for
tho happy hunting grounds Of the poIit-
CNlly dcrnncL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

The following is the bill introduced in
the House Of Representatives by Mr..
Bingham Of Ohio, to regulate the mode Of
determining the ratification of amend
mcnss to tho Constitution Of the United
States proposed by Congress;
SECTION |. n il enacted by the Senate
and MDnst Of Representatives. II the Tinted
States Of AmcrkI in C0Agres assembled,
That in all cases wherein State has GER
titled, or shall hereafter certify, to the Sec.
rotary Of State Of the United States that
the IcgiSl turC Of such State has ratified
any amendment heretofore proposed or
which shall hereafter he proposed by the
Congress Or the United States to the Con.
Stltutinn thereof, it shall b. unlawful for
such State tn certify thereafter any repeal
Of such amendment; and II such Ccrtiti.
cato OF repeal hC made said Secretary Of
State shall not receive or make any record
thereof in the Department Of State, but
the same shall bO void and Of no effect.
SIC. .. .inR h II further enacted, That
any and all persons who shall, aNcr the
Legislatures Of thrCc.fourths Of the States
0
have ratified any amendment tn the Con,
stilulion OF the United States proposed by
the Congress thereof. repeal or attempt to
repeal any ratification Of such amendment
AFTER tho same shall have been certified to
the Secretary VI State Of the United
States, and before the Congress of the
Unitc,I States shall have proposed an
amendment providing for the repeal there.
Of, shall be guilty Of misdemeanOr, and
upon conviction thereof in any court II
the unilel States having Jurisdiction in
the premises. shall hc subject to imprison.
mCnl not less than one nor more than ten
wears, or to y fine Of not less than $9,O0O
nor more than $4,000, or 10 both, in the
discretion Of the court
SEC. ;. All acts Or parts OF acts incon.
sistCnt herewith ARE hereby repealed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
InnIr Intlcr nom l:rn, rhomn,

The following letter, received tow
days since, explains the action Of Gen.
t1Uo. II, Thomas, regarding his portrait in
the Tennessee State House, and the return
0rthc medal voted TO him by the I.Cgisln.
turC OrlhNl State: .. .....
san FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec 81, ~,
Hon y, \. NUNN-Dur Sri IT.
Crived your favor 0r the Goth yesterday,
and nv am sure Of your friendly feeling
toward me, take great pleasure in Civ.
ing YOU my rras0Ns tir Offering To refund
To the present Legislature nt Tennessee the
CNt Of the portrait OF myself. ordered to
bC painted by the Legislature Of 1855. and
remove 1t from tho library Ot tho Capitol
to Your State. Twill premise, hy stating
that, although ! regretted nj the time that
the Legislature Ol 1876 had ordered, by
joint resolution, n portrait Of me, 10 be-
painted Nnd placed in the State Library,
vet being convinced it was done through
motives Of friendship and esteem, the joint
resolution having lNNN passed without my
knowledge, | tclt u natural dcliCNcy In lie.
clnIng compliment 81 unexpected, a~.
RurCA as | was Of the sincerity OF the
act. From that day until the extra.
ordinary proceedings hal in the present
Legislature, have been lei 10 believe
that the act Of the Legislature Of 1865
had been generally approved throughout
the State. On being informed Of those
recent proceedings, Self.NSpcct, as well MS
proper appreciation OF the act Of the
Legislature Of 1856, requiring that |
should relieve the members Ot tho present
Legislature from the possibility Of seeing
dkaSrrcable picture every time they
went into the State Library, The same
rnAnn imWllcd me in inform the Speaker
that | shall Cturn the mclal aS soon az |
CAN get tn New York. WHERE had II dc.
posted last Spring, before leaving the
East to assume duty IN this ctsast Now.
let measure you that, in taking the course
have, liisClaim any intention whatever
10 rpICCt the compliment extended Ia mt
hy thr Legislature Of 1850, hut simply
wish to return IN the Legislature which
rcpuhiaicS their act, as far rs in my power
ii 40 AZ, compensation for what they seem
tn consider u wrong pcrpeINted by for.
NIGr Legislature on the people ot the State
my behalf am. very truly yours,
fGEO. II. TMoNAS Mj.Gtn, US A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

I.ECruRER At WEST VIRGINIA Col,
l.EaR.-We learn that the managers at
this Institution have succeeded in securing
the services Of lion J, s IIokC, Judge OF
tho ff(h judicial district or this State, Ns
Lecturer on Elementary Law, Judge lIokr
will commence his Lectures some time
during the coming Term, which com.
menCes on Monday next such lectures
will not only he interesting, hut eminent
IL valuable to tho young gentlemen who
attend the College.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
DIED.

wALLACE.-lanuary GOth, 1870. In Mounds.
vile. " Va. Of Lung Disease, Nj. J. y. WAL.
LACE, son Of Joseph and Nancy Wallace, In the
9Nh year ~ HE aSr,
The deceased had besHs suffering fnr several
months. and fCW days before his death was IA.
ken suddenly worse. IIellnSefCd until the night
Of the AOth when, At 70 O'Clock, he was taken to
the Home prepared Tor Ihose who lOUv God and
keep His Commandments.
Mr.. Wallace embraced Christianity In his 18th
rear, and has since, up 10 the time 1t hls DEATH
been . dCVuut member Of the Methodist EplAeo.
pal Church, For bis many good qualities and
EIud disposition he vas beloved by all. He W1B
the founder, editor and proprietor Of the Nolnds'
Wills RSnFiSr, and VIA young man OF Elre
pFOuilAr; had he lived WOuld have attained high
reputation Ia the literary world. While his
friends mourn his early lOsa. comfort for the BE-
reaVrd family cRa only Be found In The knOWl.
edrr that hr was follower VI the tue God, and
has gone to that happy home WHERE when they
meet him there will Be- no more parting
Thy viii, oh Lord, not OuFS, Be- done,
DAT.
West Va pspers nlusSO copy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
HUMBUG.-HOW OFTEN WE

A HUMBUG.-HOw OFTEN WE
Absar this s1pFypsiop frUul pcrsoas read
Ing EdVsruS-lpsah OF Patent NedlrincS, and 10
Mae cases ost OF ten they may be right II
ora a yraU sIReO Introduced d., TObIas' ysB
eiiHa Llulment TO he pablo. ! hsd no money to
advertise II, 80 ! len II IoE aGIs with lcW drug
Eists and stOrrksSpeFs through > email HeeslOn Of
The country, many taking II with great resistance
hut told them " let any onr have It. and II IL
did not do all ! stated on my pamphlet, No one
nerd pay EnE IT, In hOmc sEorca two or three
bottles WSrs taken on tIiAl By persons present. !
NAS, BY many, tASughl crazy, and that would be
tho last they WUuld ~ Of me. But knew my
medicine was no hnmbug In AbOut tWO HioRtha
beEln " receive ORDER Eor more I4Himrut,
Soms calling 1t my vhlaAhiO I.lnImsnI, who hAd
rrflsrd " sign = receipt when len II Al
thsiE store. Now my Gales arr millions Of
bottles yesrly, and al for cash. warrant II Su.
prrioE to any other medicine lot The cure Of
Cruup, DlaEFhRa, DySsuIsFy. Cole, Vomiting,
Spans, and 6taaIeknrss, ~ an internal rrtuedy,
/; Ia Porisctly innOrput To take inIFFnAlly---see
oath accompanying each hOts"-Snd externally
TOT Chronic RhSumallaH, Headache, Numps,
Frosted Poet, BEuis.S, spralns, Old sOrrr, SwCl.
linGs. SOSo Threats, &c, &c.
Price 20 crnts. Sold BY the DTugEls,s. Depot
10 Park Place, Ny Jans,imd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

A WASHINGTON correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun says It Is known the Prrsi.
dent is not well pleased with what the
SENATE did In thu Virginia hill and 1t is
believed that it would not require much
urging to induce him tn veto II, In the
hope that something better might be
obtained The only hesitation in the mat
ter Is In consequence of tear that fthis
measure Is delayed the whole subject
mlght 10 postponed indefinitely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
Fe1n,ETbe OmelnI ResaIl.


Gin. KELLEY. II this city, has received
EMh a IN stationed In Te1a5. and hna
laid upon our table, copies Of General Or.
drr M . and Special Ordef' No. o, H.
sus.l w MAJ ,ftsn, REyn,'isLs, commanding
ihc Piih Military Dissrirs, anil dated At
AnVtin. Texas, January s'h, inst This
Grncrsl OnIeH i M official announce
meat u he election held in TcKHA, during
the GodT days commencing On the goth oI
November last The vote tor the conStl.
mlloD wiz 72 2O6, against 1870 majority
Ior 81 49, The constitution thus ratified
was framed and adopted by thc C0nYcn
ton that aa-embIcd At Austin June 18Th,
Is0s, In compliance with the reconStruc.
llm laws Of Congress.
Tie EDlloWihg menbersOf Congress and
State officers, having received plurality
II the vote. cast, are declared elected
MENHEn OY coEGRLss
Flint Dbtntt--G. W. WhItmOre
Aynmld Dis'rict.-J. e, Conner
Thiri DiIirict--W r. Clarke,
Fourth Hlirict-E Dcgenrr,
STATE oEHlCEms.
OoserUOr---Elmund J. Davis
LiSubRdaI GOeTAOC--J. W, Flanagan.
L0mBtr0RSr-4A. BlctlsOc.
IredSuYer-G. W. Honey.
I NM Fmssr,l, II mach.
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STOUNDING REVELATIONS

A STOUNDING REVELATIONS
1.-Two scientific publications arr In the Geld
AgSnSt tho hair dyes Of which had Is tho basis.
The New York N'dIeaI Gd8ttR and The Journal
Of CAsmiGirV bitterly drnOune" them. Yet the
hAIr may bc safely dyed Have you seen Prof
ChIltOu'S Testimony, founded on u careful hnaly.
aiG, and certifying that CuRisTADORO'S RXcElc
slOR DYs IL mot only nrSselaas article, tOr
changing the color Of the hair, but ABSOLUTELY
SAHE. ChrIatndoru'S Hair PEesorvatvs, "a q
Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair amer
DyUlnV. Tryit. jan6Im
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

SNAKY,-A gentleman from Braxton
county informs us that large raltlcSnakc
was Killed II few days ago near sutton Ii
was supposed that the recent heavy rains
had driven Il IlUm It's hole, The same
person says lie remembers years aSO OF a
pcrSOh hctng hit hy0 cNppGrhcad between
Christmas and New Years NtStO" Dana
rnif
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26

TuE Young women Of Lewiston, Me,
have formed = society, plelging them.
selves not 10 kiss any man who uses to-
haccO, and the young men have formed a
society, redging themselves not to look
at Young woman who wears false hair
Asa consequence marriage licenses are
not in active demand
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
A LLCOCRS POROUS PLASTERs.

A LLCOCES POROUS PLASTERs.
EGsuddsn severe pain. Of the eide aud back,
stitches, spAsmI etc, These affections arc most
troublesome to pcrsonO past middle age, VIII
even como on In bod; Arb very pAIHfal and often
dangerous. Iu damp weather they At" moFs IRE
guont than In dry. These plAAterO give rlIer at
onrc, aud need to DO always lu the drawer, handy.
PAIN OF THE SIDE CURED.
ALLESToWN, PENN, April I. 1867.
MeaaFA r. ALLCOCH & Go.
Dur Sirs Ny daughter USED one, Of your
Porous PlastcTS. She had very bad palm In her
side, and It cured her In one week.
YOun truly, JOHN '. n. HUNTER
as,OOO SOLD NJ ONE DEALHA --McSEra. J, lalch
+ Son, Or Providence. H. l., write, Nov iStA
I'VE have sold tho Porous PIaSters for twenty
years. aud, at retail aud JObbInG, must have
sold twenty-five thousand altogether. They are
we'll liked jAnslmd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
.sPEcIAL NOTICES.
4 ArGHIINs RXPECTORGNT 81

T AUGHIINs EXPECTORGET 81
~ nI1J tliilIs El1Iigy ~
hHE ~ RHplasaAni UiHisS - PliAl ElRAGSl,
COHI1sT aad EASE this sJruD s.S-ls H-D1os ~
GrsL II ~ hsra bsA11S ~ p1ESis boW ~ 3
yuan ~ - ElVsa u unst suflIo sltl1lfttoa.
An psrsOaS saaFihE bun COUGHS. COLDS
and hOARsENESS. shOuld BoG b. UithoSsI it, IS
It win ssora SUredy FvlisE Ia mat di.sssss u thr
Tlspal. CossS a. LRpss. FOR CROUP--tan h.
relied % in r1tEras ess-u. POR WHOOPING
COUGH -IaVGriShly EiVss SPFNdy rrIL'f FOR
SORE TGRo!GT keep ths Tbro1i isDsE With IL
VIOLENT COCGEs-Yield 10 ~ eOa,lBsed Ter
6aiA - DIaldsls FSh-sAIiy.
LAUGULIN, SMITH 1 CO.
WhoirualJ Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-01-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIL Campbell, Admir-, Sc e chHn9 '! In the he
Dewitt McKIuley. HE., ct ais. ! Ohio Co.. W. Va.
Pursuant to the decree made In tho above cause
on tho lllh day Of December. 1851, will on FRI'
nay, .TuE 25TH DAT or FERRUAHY. 1870, 1t my
Uificr, in the City IT Wheeling. and thereafter by
adjournment from time to time, a. shall be found
necessary proceed 10 take, state and report an &C
count,
lat. OF what debts arr duo and unpaid from tho
NAid Z. ". SIlVrrS individually.
I'd. What debts are due and unpaid ifnm tho
late dFm Of Steele & Silysrs.
3D. What debts arc due and unpaid RON the
SAId John Steele individually.
shall hIaO report any other matter which may
deem proper and right, OF which may b0 ~
requested IN report by any party In interest PER
iIurut and material TO the just and hnGl settle
ment Of the cAuGe according to law and right.
The cFrdlOrA Of Aaid hrm Of Steele & SIlverS
and the creditors OF Edward ", Sllvcrs and John
Steele are hereby required to prov" their claims at
uaid time and place.
HANNIBAL. FORBES,
Cnm'F Ohio Go. Circuit Court
Caldwell / BRO., Snlh. for CUmpl'nt,
JAnl9 wCdtt
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL.
" ROAD.

( 5Al'EAhE ANU WIN NAIlA'
~ ROAD
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed Proposals. will no received at the Engi
nCrF'a Once 1T Charleston. WrNt VIndniH. nHIil
u ~. March lat, 1870, IDr the graduation. mason.
~ aud the supcrrIucIurr Of bridges on the Chnsa'
prakr and Ohio Il. II, between the Faila 0E IA.
nawhA and lhr ohio River, including a,000O10
cubic yards Of excavation and 1O,uD cubic yards
NJ masonry
AlsO at the Engineers OfIlcc Of Richmond, Va,
until u ~. March 10Th, 1870 for several heavy
Hccti0nS EAst Of the White Sulphur Sprlngs-th
Great Bend innnel s. 100 feet; IrWia tunnel. aA0N
feet; i've other tunnels from hO1 TO 10 feCt long:
several sections In rOck cutting, and about 10nOO
cubic yAFls Of masonry. lrOhlcs aud spcClhcR-
tlOns can hr found Al the OftirC n the company,
81 William strCct, New York; at Richmond, Va.
and at Charleston, West Va, on mud amer JGnua-
~ 18th. 1870
The company reserves the right 10 rcJ"cian or
all the bids offered, and To make private contracts
for the work.
Information AZ to time, etc, Will hc given at
the letting.
For further information apply TO II. n. Whit.
comb, chief Engineer, Richmond, Va, Or !" ".
4. HUprF, r.. Asst Engineer ChArlrriUn ". Va.
CT. HUNTINGTON.
Priest Gu. + Ohio Il. Il. Go.
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A WAY WITH SPECTACLES
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or medicines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10
cents. Address DIR. Z. H. FOOTE,
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