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TNGINEER OFFICE FOR HARBoR DEFENSES,
u UNION BANK BUILDING,
BALTIMORE Nd,

TNNGINEER OFFICE FOR IIARBoR DEFENSES
u UNION BANK BUILDING,
BALTIMORE, Md,
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be re-
ceived at this ONCE until IL O'Clock noon OF the 3st
day of October next ensuing for the removal of the
following "OBSTRUCTIQNSn from the Channel Of
James river, Virginia, below Richmond, viz, -
At WARWICK BAR about five miles below Rich
mond wrecks OF three schooners, So co. and so tons
At DRURY'S BLUFF, about seven miles below
Richmond, wreck of iron-clad ram Fredericksburg
sunk with armor, guns, etc. on board; iron gunboat
Raleigh, $50 tons steamer jamestown (wooden),
1900 tons, sunk with guns on board steamer Curtis
Peck 450 tons; schOoners Wythe, Roach, 300 and
225 tons; brig 175 tons and schooner OF so 100
tons, name unknown; also IS or 20 cribs OF timber
and stone, each about ~ feet square, averaging
40 At At TRENTs, or GRAVEYARD REACH, ten
tons; wreck Of piiot-boat "Pume, 81 tons.
Below AIKBNS, or VARINA, about twenty
miles from Richmond, 81 to 40 piles, remains OF old
Proposals will be received for the removal OF all
the Instructions named above, or porti0n-but
single bids are preferred for entire reaocal Of all
obstructions at each point, as named above; or 10
give channel at DruTy's Bug 5O.wlde and Is feet
deep at low water near Ight . BANK OahH OF HVer ana
Each proposal must state time within which the
work viii be finished, and the method or manner OF
removal proposed, whether by blasting or other
Some of the wrecks may be of considerable value,
and the bids will state what sum or money, II any,
IN addition 10 the material removed, VIII be demanded
for the work done.
The right is reserved 10 TeJeCb huy OF ali DldS Tor
anv reason deemed sufficient by the undersigned.
Proposals will be opened at 7. Al. OF the 9lst day
of October next ensuing, in presence OF such
bidders as may choose to attend
FoIms of proposals TO be had at this ofice.
SEALED SEPARATE PROPOSALS, in dupl.
cate will also be received at the same time for the
excavation Of earth required 10 reopen 'Datch Gap
Canal" according to plans, etc, in this ofice, in-
Voying removal of about 81 900 cubic yards OF earth
some above and some below water; none to be
carried over one-quarter mile. Price per yard
measured either in cut or embankment, TO DC
given. an,
Proposals must be in duplicate, endorsed PRO
pusas for removing distractions Ia james RIVER,
and for opening Dutch Gap Canal" each accompa
MED by pTiilied copy Of this advertisement ana
COL. WIN. CRAIGHILL,
Union Bank Building,
1OQOGt Baltimore, Nd.
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Local NOTICES.

IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM ii. BAKER
i ard THOMAS FARLEY, trading as BAKER q
or, ditors viii take notice that a hearing OF the
above named bankl upts on their petition Ior nnal
discharge will take place before Judge CadWalader
SIEJiNESDAY, October 20 1870, at 10 o'clock
when a. hjectons can be made. ~ 10 tazs
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THE WAR.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.

ENeLAND's PEACE EFFoRTs-oPINIoNs OF FRENCH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TRoCHU-THE
OCCUPATION OF oRLEANs-ALL QUIET AT PARIS
--ruE SOISSONS AFFAIR
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Br. ship Record, Golfer, Antwerp, Souder Adams.
Steamer S. f. Phelps, Brown, New York, w. M.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, New York. do.
Steamer c. Comstock, Drake, New York. do.
Steamer j. s. Shriver, Webb, Baltimore, A.GrovesJr
Dan. bark Thor, Damn, Copenhagen, B. Crawley
Br. bark Laboramus, Porter, Genoa do.
SGhr Rising sun, Hastings, Fortress Monroe, Chas.
Schr f. Fish, Davis, Boston, do.
Schr Coroo, Pickering, Providence, Chas. Mershon.
Schr Mail, Hubbard, Baltimore, do.
Schr w. T. Byrn, Robbins, Richmond, Va, do.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Leopard, Hughes, 20 hours from Charles
ten, with mdse. TO Souder & Adams.
Steamship Norman, Nickerson, 46 hours fm Boston,
Steamship Rattesnake, Cole, 80 hours from Boston,
in ballast TO j. s. Hies.
Providence, with mdse. to ID. s. Stetson & Co.
Steamer d. Utley Davis, "a hours from New York,
with mdse to w: Il. Baird 4 Co:
Steamer E. N. Fairchtd, Trout, "a hours from New
York. with mdse to VIM. M. Baird Co.
Steamer Monitor, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse to w. M. Baird Il Co.
Steamer Mars Grumley; "a hours from New York,
with mdse to w. NJ. Baird & co.
Br. bark r. Rogers, Crosby, 65 days from Alicante,
with Old IRON to Naylor Co.-Vessel TO b. Crawley
Bark Chief, Harding, 81 days from Memel with
rags to Jessup & Moore-vessel to b. Crawley a. Co.
Brig John NJ Burns II days from st. Johns, l. r.,
with sugar and molasses to John Mason & Co.
vessel 70 SSude5 AcSs ms saw 1S 1Sep sS01ner
Island could not see her name but supposed her 10
be bound TO this port.
Brig Torrid Zone, Croweu 20 days from Demerara,
with sugar and molasses to John Mason & Co.
vessel TO b. Crawley Co.
Schr John S. Lee Vangilder 10 days I'm Gardiner,
Me-, with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.-yessel to
Chas. Hasam & Co.
Schr Ella Amsden, Smith, days from New York,
with salt to w. Bumm Son-yessel to Knight 4
Sons.
Schr Frederick Fish, Davis, days from Boston,
In ballast to Chas. Haslam Co.
Schr Susan Shuman, 6 days from Portland, Me-
with mdse TO Chas Mershon.
Schr Vandalia, Campbell day from Leipsic, DEL,
with grain TO dos. (. Palmer.
Correspondence # The EUeni,lg TeLeSra1h.
EASTON 4 MCMAHONS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Oct. "a. : Five barges leave
In tow To- night, for Baltimore, light.
w. II. Blessing, with hOrse-shoe5, for Baltimore.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE Oct. 24.-The follow
ing baTges leave In tow tonight, eastward =
WolcoIt Hennessey, General Wade, Il. L. Moore,
Union Traveller, A Allison. Thomas Maloney, Mary
X. Hamlet, Great North, Sunshine, g. X Bnrrtt,
and @. q. Barrus.
Sary Camp, with coal, for Bridge on.
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE, Oct rs. - Nine
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
WASH. BUTCHER,
ISRAEL w. MORRIS, , COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
JAMES DoUGHRRTY, J
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LRXANDER @. OATTELL co
n PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTE,
No. 26 NORTH WHARVES
No. "a NORTH WATER STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
ALEXANDER g. CATTKKL tLIJAB ClTTELL.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP


CHANCE OF THE TARIrF Bill. BEING
DEYEATKD.-Npta, few members Of Con
grcss think that thST ariRbill now pend
is in danger Of defeat Friends Of the
PENNSYLVANIA iron interests, while assent
ing to the reduction by the Committee O.
Ways and Means on that article, will volC
against the bill should the House concur
in the further reduction made by the Com
mittcc Of the Whole. They say that pig
iron at only five dollars ton would cauSG
nearly all the furnaces in Pennsylvania Il
close; but that seven dollars would alton
protection.
FREE TRADEls-For several days pas
a number of the leading spirits Of the free
trade movement have been meeting in SC
cret session here, connecting schemes fuI
the SPREAD Ortheir principles and the dc
feat OF the tariff bill Among them an
Horace White, Of the Chicago 7n6uWt
Charles Gonlhoff, OF the New York EtSi
Edward Atkinson. 0fIhe Boston Rcotnu,
RgformrF: Mr.. Goddin, Of the NGtio", AM
Special Commissioner Of the Revenue
Wells The Office Of Mr.. Wells III th'
Treasury Department. has blen the rcn
devious Of these gentlemen.
WHOLESOME APrNEMESslONs-Sen
Gus apprchcnsions Of costly Indian wal
are entertained by our Government OH
cials here. All along the borders o
Northern Montana and Wyoming the In
dians are excited anil settlers alarmed
The Ri: Horn expedition, the FcSan
massacre and failure 10 fulfill our national
obligations, are the cause OF 1t. Their
will rnohahly he some pretty plain talk q,
the CooIEr Institute meeting in New Iork
on Tuesday, If Senators Morrill,, Wilson
and other officials ART present, as II is
expected they vii! he.
To ENFORCE THE ANESDNENT.-The
hill 10 enforce the Fifteenth Amendment,
reported in the Senate, provides that all
citizens Of the United States, otherwise
qualified by law, shall be entitled and al
lowed TO vote al all elections without dis.
tinctiOn 81 race, color or previous CON-
di,ion Of scrviiudc Penalties Of fine
and imprisonment are provided for
failure Of officials to allow OppOrtuni.
ty to perform any necessary pre-
requisite Of State or territorial laws.
Persons deprived Of any Office, cx.
cent that Of members Of Congress,
or State Legislatures, by reason OF the
violstion Of the provisions Of the act, may
recover possession through the United
States Courts. The United States District
Courts shall have, exclusively Of State
Courts. cognizance OF all crimes and Of.
fences against the provisions Of the act.
All officers Of the United States are re-
Quirei. under penalty OF $1,000, TO insli'
tutc and enforce proceedings hereunder,
and the President is authorized TO employ
the land and naval forces, or militia, to
enforce its execution.
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no OWNERS OF HORSES AND

ITO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
L CATTLE.-TObIss' Derby Condition Pow
dcrs are warranted superior to any Others, OF no
,ay, for the cure Of Di.tetnper, Worms, Bots,
Coughs, HIdc.BOund, Colds, &C., In IlorEes, and
Colds. Coughs. Loss OF MIX, Black Tongue,
Horn DIstcmpcr. &C., In Cattle. These Pow
der" were formerly pal mp by Simpson l. Tobias,
son Of Dr.. Tobias. and since his death tho de-
mAnd has becA 20 grnt that DR.. Tobias has con-
inued to manufacture them. They arr perfectly
safe and Innocent no need OF stopping the work
In: Of your animals. They increase the apPe'
titc, give a hnc coat, cleanse the stomach and
urinary organs. and increase the milk Of cows.
Try them, and Jon will never be without them.
Col. Philo p Bush, OF the jerome Park Race
Course," FOrdhAm, y. l., would not use them
until he was told OF what they were composed,
since which time be 10 never without them. lie
has over twenty running horses In his charge
and for the last three years has used no Other
medicine for them. Sold by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States. Price. 3
cents per Box. Depot 10 Park Place, New York.
apES.dSW
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TuE famous case Of Isaac y. Cook, Al.
ditional Paymas,er United States army,
charged with being dcfaulter to the
amount Of $4,000, Is up in the United
States Circuit Court at Cincinnati The
Circumstances Of the case have almost
runc out Of mind, but Il will be rencm.
6ered by some that it was alleged that i'm
ncnsc sums had been lost by Mr.. Cook at
the gaming table, The charges at the
time created good deal OF sensation.
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PERHAPS quarter OF a million will be
added to our population by immigration
during the year 1870. And 50 it kcpes
going all the time. Every year the great
republic grows, in addition to home in
crease, By 50 many more people, and 50
much more wealth, Is would constitute
alone great State.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- -. .sS.----. =
AUGULTNS EXPECTORANT SY

AUGILINS EAfbCIUhANI 81 :
ARUP.-Among tAsmany thtngs required dn'
dig this unpleasant winter fOrpetSonAl HAHN,
ConEuE7 Gnd RAlE tAIs syrup stands among ths
GnL It has ben before The public now for Is
year, and has glVru he most entire SatishetIOu.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and no ABSENCES, should not be without 1t, As
1t will AFFORD speedy relIefIn mOst diseases OF the
Throat, Chest OF Lungs. FOR CROUP-Can b
relied on in extreme cases. FOR wHOOPIEG
COUGH-InvAriably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TIlROAT-Heup the Thruas moist With
VIOLENT COUGHS to It's continued use.
Sold BY Druggists GeRerAlly.
LAUGuI.IS, SMITH ECO.
wholesale Dri8lstS.
Iuns Mains Wheeling.
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IT is estimated that five thousand labor.
crs and farmers, in the last three months,
have passed over the Illinois Central road
into the South. The number OF these
em:cranls from the Northern States and
Europe is constantly augmcnting.
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OFFICIAL figures show thai our imports
exceeded our exports only 81 million dol
lars during the six months ending Janu'
sry 1st In the corresponding months Of
the year before the excess was over IS
millions. During the last two or three
months our exports have exceeded our
imDorts
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SIC TRANsGr.-The transition from gray
tn unnatural black or unnatural brown,
effected by the hair dyes and kindred pre-
partitions, is indeed sickcning transit.
PnAlnH's NIrALIA, On the other hand, re-
stores the natural hue to shade, and is
pleasant and safe, instead Of sickcning
and perniciOus. Sold by all druggists
and fancy goods dealers. cod.
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THE excursion tickets at half fart,
which were sold by Southern roads last
year, will not bc issued this year, but arc
succeeded by low immigrant fares, which
in many cases are only one cent a mile
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THE Memphis ArGiHnei.I believes that
if the coming season should prove tavora'
bIe, the next cotton crop will hardly tall
short Of $500. 600, and will prs>ibIy reach
100000 bales.
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TN THE THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
L Ohio County. April Rules, lS'O.
Thomas IuGheF' Attachment in
Nav Mclean Assump'!I

The object Of this euIt Il 10 obtain the payment
Of . debt Of $4&O6, with interest nom the 18th
day ~ Nay, lsG9, evidenced by promitsoFy
note for &iS % payable to the order Of The plain
in four months amer date, dated January q
iS6N being in flll Of account 10 dalG, negotiable
and pay16lc At the Merchants National nSnk OF
Wesj Virginia, At Wheeling, and signed BY the
drfendani,) and the cost Of this suit The tntar:
eel Of the defendant In the following dttcii6t1i
real estate having been attached In this suit, W.
Wit; In nart Of lot No. $ on Main street, east
side, between Union and Madison streets, IN tho
City Of Wheeling, West Virginia, OF, which ts
erected three story brick house, said part OF
said lot running u fret, more or less, on Main
street. and lS4 feet more or lets, back run Main
street towards Market street, aud said part -
bounded on the west by Main street, on the east
by a lot formerly conveyed by Mary L. Dorsey TO
Alkaline EichnCr, on the north by all that part q
said lot No. 81, north Of the northern wall Of said
hrick house, and on the AOuth by 4 private alley:
and atidaTit having been hled In this cameo that
the defendant Is 9 nOn resident VI the State Of
West Virginia, on motion Of the plaintiff by his
attorneys, II IL ordered that said defendant DO
appear within one month after the date Of the
drst PUBLICATION hereof tO-wit: within one
month amer the 9th day Of April. $50, and do
what is necessary to protect her interests In this
suit. - =,
CALDWELL s Bro, Atty's for Plaintiff.
NnPRS.OaWW
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DIED.

BERGER.-Ou Monday morning. April sS;h.
9Th ycar Of his age.
The funeral will take place from the residence
OF his mother on the leland. Wednesday. eth
inst. At / o clock =. Y. The friends OF the fam
ily an, invited TO attend.
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Madness lPARAL y SIS

M AID y ES 81 PAKAL 81 .
VI DEATH may ensuo frUm using pre-
partitions for eolnIine the hair charged With
acetate OF lead and sulphur. You may know
them by the heavy metallic sediment which has
to b. shaken up before the disgusting compound
can be applied The journal Of Chcm'stTy"
Aays there ar Nirfy q Ian In " mnT
k9. There is hutoaG GSt in existence which con
,ains no delctcriouS substance, and that Is
CriStadorO'S Excelsior Hair Dye,
which has been carefully analysed by Professor
Chiffon, and declared by him to contain no lead
or any other hurttul InGredIent See bis manu-
ae7p, certificate, Al CristasOro's, AstOr House,
New York.
CRISTADoRo'S HAIR PRESERVAT1VE, ss
4 Drs4sinS, acts like charm on the Hair aftcr
DyriuS. Tryit. apFSd&w
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WENDELL PHILLIPS said in FaneuiI
Hall last week: Il stand here to-day TO
thank God for the providence Of the trea'
son of Andrew johnson"
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THE indications at Washington are
pretty strong that the pending tariff bill
will be killed by the various conflicting
intePIsSfs
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THE reconstructed State Of Georgia has
elected seven United States Senators, and
not one OF them is admitted.
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TIE Baltimore .ADNrinGn thinks that
the Fifteenth Amendment will bring out
10000 coIorei voters in Maryland.
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r IFEIS THE GIFT OF GOD

T IFE us THE GIFT OF GOD
II When We arr sick this life Is oh'euNHi
under cloud. oppressed with humor". Expert
Cncc hAs taught US certain meAu', which never
fail for their removal. The child receives win
hIs life the seeds Of his death. lsmAy take one
or one hundrtd years, before the seeds bear theiF
sd Guit, but just As sure a. the seeds Of death
ripcu, life ceases. PurginG Il the grand safe
guard, because then what fosters the seeds Of
death arc taken away. expelled from the body.
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PEGIAGLES

Having the agency OF the celebrated ''Dia
ulOnd SpecfACies" MANUFACTURED by J. +. SpenoeI
i Co, Practical Opticians. New York. Thes+
Glas.et an 20 constructed that the cFI OF osHtTt
Of the ieAAF gunner directly In frUnt Of the eye
pnOducing 6!.Tr GEi 6isiiAet riiDa, a. in tht
ndt'T,l ArllLAy Ei1ht. and prevents all unpleasant
sensations. such a. SliHN,lTiNg dFd EIrtTi"1 q
i7Ai, di:siatAs, DE-, pcculiar " otheTs In Use.
They are manufactured rom minute crystal
pebhlt+. melted together. and derive their name,
"DIANOSD." Oh account OI their hAEdness and
brilliSncy.
They are mount-d in tie Encst manner, in all
r;ylrS Of GoLD. SILVER, STEEI- RrRBER and
SIlELL PEANE-, OF the best quality.
Their durability eannOI be EuEpaSstII, And
their finish l. sch ~ cannot fail to please.
None genuine unless bearing the trade marx,
@ stamped on every frame.
Orders by Nail will receive prompt Aitsnton
J. 4. LASH,
marls Under GIANT House. Wheeling. ". Va
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CuANCERY NOTICE.
e. In Chaneery

In Pursuance Of decrce made and entered In
this esusC Al the March term. 1870 Of the CIrcutt
Co1:t Of Ohio county. West Virgins, It was
am0u: Other ihings further ordered that aid
Commissioner make further report showing the
nance Of the CREDITOR OF Ea!d csta2b and the
amoGui u IbeiF claims remaining unpaid, afpi
rsVin: notice by publication in the Wheeling IL.
TEIiIGENcER and WheclIn; R,SLtST TOr SIX ON.
eecuiiEc weeks. and a. provided by section Of
chapter 81 Of the Code Of WeRt virginia notify.
!nc the creditors Of AAid e-;atc TO present and
prove iheiF elaine beiOrc him on OF before day
10 he 6xr1 by him. And thSt said NEsleT report
seeh othr. OF further matter a. either party may
rSSluiFe
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C1TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., OHIO
y County ClNcuit Court April Rules, 1870.
sa''' s s. Conner In caAneety.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County CIrcuit Court. April Rules, 1870.
Susan c. Conner
William L. Conner,
Tie STAT. Of VVta TirgiaiG: To he ShsTig q
OAio C0uHty Greeting:
We command you that you summon WlNiamL L.
Conner, II he be found in your 6ailwtck. to ap.
T1CSr al the Clerks olce Of the Circuit Court Of
ohio County, at rules to be held for the said
Court. on the last Tuesday In April, 1870, 10 an
sweF a bill In chanccry exhibited against him In
saId:Coun by Susan c. Conner. and have then
there this writ Witness, Michael J.. Bte4nlg:
Clerk Of our said Court, at the COur House u
said County, In the City Of Wheeling, the 9ist
day Of April, 1870. and In the 9Th year OF inc
State Of West Virginia; ,, c
'.sHHBUP's RETURN."
William L. Conner Is no inhabitAnt Of my baili.
wick, nor found therein. APRIL 18th, lstO.
WM. L. NcPHA1L. D. s., for
TIIOS. J. CAMPBELL, S. o. G.
The object Of this suit 10 TO obtnin divorce
By the plaintiff against the defendant, aud nave
TIC marriage contract annulled for the cause,
"that the defendant wIltully abandoned and Dc.
serted the plaintiff for more than three years last
past. and happening from an atidANit Gled In the
cause that the said defendant, William L. Conner,
IL not resident Of this State, 1t Is ordered mat
he do appear here within one month AEtet the
date Of the drtt publication and posting Of this
order, and do what Il necessary TO protect his In
tercsfs in this sult
Tcste: MICHAEL J. BREISIG, Clerk.
The above named defendant will take notice
that on the SOth and Slst days Of May, 1870, a
The law ONCE Of Peck + Cochran, In the City OF
Wheeling, and State Of West Virginia, the plain
tiG will lake the dispositions Of Thomas Mead
den and others, to be read In evidence on the
hearing Of the above entitled cause.
PECK i COCHRAN,
apr9ToawW Soils. for Plaintiff.
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NewAdvertisements.

PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING, &c,
the Zane Street N. E. Church, Aro lnytseS'
and wIIl BE- received until Saturday, April ~:
Inst, 81 the undersigned. Specifications III
James Bodley'e, Centre street
WM. EXLKY, ST.,
,nrR9 Chairman OF Committee.
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SANrEi B. McCoLLoeH
HARMON STNsEI-

R7'uIlieaH EJ,1Iiirt CoE"mit'''
N1t.IiHg, .Apri! II, 1870.
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COHNlssIoHER's OYYIcE,
wAEELISG, April Sib, 1870.
All persuus interested arr hereby notified that
10 pursuance II and by authority OF aid decree
have fxed on SIaryiSy. JS6S "a, lS50. n the
time and my Once in the city 6f Wheeling as The
place whcrc will proceed % take proof Of the
matter In said deere specified and retSRred to.
GIBSON l.. CR!ASNER.
GI5 Commissioner in ChGneG3y.
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NOTFOE.-THE WHEELING l.
IN BellAIre Bus Line will commence 70 run
ThursdST. Anil 2Sth, $50, between the terminus
Of the Street Hallway and BellAlre, Ohio, aE tol'
lows:
Bns No. ! leaves BellAirs At ~ \. II. Return
inr, leaves Wheeling At 9S y.
bus No, 2 leaves BelIalrC 1t 9$ 4. y. Return
Inr, lrSvcs Wheeling AtlP.N.
has No. | lCaVcs Bcllairc att r. n. Returning
leaves Wheeling at 4P.N.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-10
South Carolina Bank and Trust Co..
OF COLUMBIA.

IN BuGding formerly occupied by Cuo'inn
National Dank.)
BUY, SELL and EXCHANGE all issues OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, at current market
rates, also COIN and COUPONS, and execute
orders Tor the purchase and eala of Gold, and
all firat-class securities. on commission,
ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, pay
able on demand, or at fixed date bearing
interest, and available in all parts of tho
United Suites.
ADVANCES mado to our dealers, on ap-
proved col!aterals, at market rates OF interest
COLLECTIONS made everywhere in tho
United States, Canada aud Europe, and Ex-
change bought and sold.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
HARDY SOLOMON, President.
J. C. HoATIt, Cashier June % an,o