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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22
Arlington Stove Works.

~ Ia E3 Is rs Gus
.. q 2 ~ fsi.ss spn
We hIVo tbs plSASue q aibounelng 70 car
friends aud tho puhlIs tat on MOnksy last We
reoonnsneed, with aASA4-Oi psW E=aaysry ga
perior machinery, tAS asltnE Of Iron At our
Foaudryin North whseEhE. atwhieh S.ahllIh'
aout We arc now again inning Out Stoves as
heretofore. s ur z}
VIC shall not at ibis tns make an extended
Advertisement Ior sunnsrats oar varieties Of
Stoves, bat oOltsnt ourslyss now with aging
tia. oar stock OF PattGDs, sayed at the Are,
comprise nearly an Of or latest and most O.
tseaed Stoves, both 10 heating and cooking.
OF Heating Stoves w ha'p new patterns srpeel-
ally adapted to the fad oithls region OF country;
and in Cooking Stoves, bsldss the Arlington"
tOf which we have sir SaistIss,, we have new
and less expensive Stove, gotten up Ike the
Arlington with especial rSEcaeo to the neeessi'
Tics OF our fasi and inieIlor % that renowned
Stove in capacity only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22

tieo indniekd IN WbSn GlOns. hlbil frequently
learned frOm owl oump4niOes OF a. school, the
0ecis OF which Srp nightly ielt even when asleep.
and II not cured renders marriage immpossibln,
and destroys 10th mind and body, should apply
Immediately.
What pity thEt young man, The hops Of bis
country, fhe darling Of his parents, should be
matched from Al prospects and enioymUnts Of
life By the o0nsoQHSnees Of dgTiAtihg rom the
path Of nature and induiging In certain lccTct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22
/ sIANn LOTS FOR SALE
u1RUsTEE's SALE

| 1RUsTEEs SALE feG 7ra
81 virtaso q 1 deea6f fust made JSnS q, ises,
Nv William Dixun md NiiO 70 Tim undbftigued
tfuEteo, which deed 10 Of fcooft IN Deed HOOK
No, %, pAge 6ii, 10 the once Of the Clerk o. me
County Court q, Ohio county, Weet Virginia;
win otef as fiab,io sale At tho font door OF tho
Coprt aonso Of Ohio county, on
f. ~ SATURDAY, September n, ls7S,
BEGINNING 1t 10 oIeloekA NJ The following %.
SErlbed properly, that 4 70 tAy: Lot No, y n
al WhOoiinR, eommonly called BuenA vista, win
ne buildingS aud improvements thereon.
TEAHs or skII-HSlf the purchase money
cash In hand, tho other half payable In six
months from Day Of sAle, with interest, sud &C.
eurity satisfactory 70 the trustee. /,
THE believed good, but selling a. trustees
1hAil convey only such tito ~ u vested 10 me
y - - .HRNRY o. MORGAN, Trustee.
VIZ, r, Hermann, Attorney.
u - JIM. MILLER, AuetlonCet.
Whssiln0, AugHIi Is, 1873. Aui1
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MARllAOR,

reject that sound mind and body are the mOsI
necessary republics 10 promote oonnnblAl hap.
pIness. Indeed, without these The Journey
through life becomes = weary pilgrimage; tho
prospect hourly dATlo0ns 10 the View the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Oiled With
the melancholy reflection that the happiness VI
~. AnonIa.. hllIkl "A .-llk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-22
General Notices.
TO RIVER MEN.
oYHcE UxIoH BRlDGE Co. |
PIffSBuRGn, Sept. u, 1873. !

OPEcE UxIoN BRtpGE Co.,
PITTSBURGH, Sept. u, 1874.
Notice IL hereby given 10 those interested In
The navigation Of tie Allegheny River, that The
contractor ioE the ston0Work OF Union Bridge
across tbs Allegheny river at tho Point, Pits
burRh, has commenced work. fior No, 4 IL 10.
Gated on north side Of channel: distant IA ioel
fror shore The Other Piers will be located each
az feet ApAft across the river IN emoky Island,
The Contractor will keep RED Ii dhT By
might on Channel Pier a. q signal OF DANGER.
- =. W, SMITH,
septs Chief BnRintef.
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MONDAY, SEPT. ~, 1879.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Sept %. 1873
5s4t IS pAisS Exports c0As'wi'e 00 sa'es III Stock
Cotton easier; middnnss lslsc. low nmiddlings isc.
362l. Sales 200. Stock, ll,7sL
ceiptS IS bales Exports coastwise 4o7s Stock, 2lsl
c., Mobm4K, Sept %, 1873
strict c's soOa a ordiasrv ' 5c Net o@ recap ss
bales. Exports coastwse. 4oa Sales 30 Stock, bs45.
Cotton Business at stand still; prices nominal; mid.
Slnss c 5e low mAdlngs I l7c strict good ordinary
Sales 4 Esoep siocE s. OA'sS Export '0A'"l'e 'S"
aass Gsfs
n quiet a. for
% q Sh's ~ Nc
s1iss .ss;
8 sF g If
~ sis per s ssa selssss9%hss. ss 'aaiaS ss4$
sna s haS d
a ssa e. IS feet ss
Lake and ran imports for the last forty eight hours
ao oats ssS o. Canal sSipmsatsH II 'Sss
SSiits sah % ~ TO- ays do
oats 2h 9OO do. Canal freghts hrm-Wheat lac corn
ll1ac OATS 6c. The financial excitement has caused
dealers preerring to wait until such the excite
shall have abated. The only sales made In
small lots, and insufficient to establish market Prices
remain nominaly unchanged. Although sales light,
comparatively but little affected Business men and
bankers here anticipate no serious embarrassment The
banks are acting cautiously, and taking Of their
TOLEDO Sept o. 1873
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and unset.
tied; declined 2c. &c sales of No. white Wabash ut
tober, 81 sS No red Si4s; No. 2do spot and septem
spring, 81 "a Corn duh and unsettled; aecned ic a
&C. sss ST. hsa a %1eS sps1 s. %
and nominal. Freighls dull and nominal. Receipts-
1900 bbs OF -four, IS 0 bushels OF wheat 40 bushels
of dour 5000 bushels OF wheat 3SO0 bushels of corn
and 3a0OO bushels OF oats
CHICAGO, Sept % 1873
The market to-day was greatly unselt ed by the cond
change unstable, and there is conservative fee.
ing among bankers In regard to loans grain receipts
There was however, scader feeling at the close, and
prices recovered raby from the lowest figures Of
the day Flour dull and nominal Wheat dull and
settled and lower; sales OF No. spring at 81 %
81 TO- No. spring sold AZ 81 04 81 O6, Sep
s. con Su Sa n a q and
lower sales OF No mixed at Sc 3s<c., cash 391c
4lc tor October 424c 4c. tor November; rejected,
36Hc Oats dull and declining; sales Of No. ut 2Sc.,
mand and lower at &c. Tor No Barley in sir demand
and lower at 81 20 Tor No fall 9Sc 9c Tor No sprng
Pork in fair demand and lower sales OF 1900 bba ut
$l5 cash. Lard d-Nothing done. Meats-Nothing done
and prices nomihally unchanged. Whiskey steady at
g2c . freghts quiet and 1nchanged g keceips-loooo
5000 bbs Hour i5i OJO bushels wheat 2is0oO do corn
81 COO do oats LOO do. rye and 29,00U do barley.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
SERIOUS sTABBING APPRAY.

Coroner Keenan, took, yesterday, the ante-mor-
tenn statement OF John Burke, who was seriously
stabbed In an ARRAY which occurred in his own
saloon, 223 Third avenue, on Saturday night. The
barkeeper, who was evidently obeying instruc-
tions refused to let Coroner keenan, see Burke |;
but when the Coroner told him that he would lock
him up, he collapsed and conducted him to Burke's
room. Burke then made the following state
ment ION Saturday night, between twelve and
one O'Clock, William Baker and Joseph Hartnett
came into my liquor store for drink. Baker began
to abuse some OF my friends told him not to do
about ten minutes they both returned. Hartnett
said, Il am fixed now and l would like to see
the - - that would put me out now.' went
to put him out We clinched, and as we came near
the door he stabbed me twice, and twice after we
got into the entry" Burke's injuries, although
severe, may not prove fataL Hartnett has been
arrested,
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN Sept PIP 80 P. ".
aConsols Tor money. W. 2 tor the account, 92s
Erie Railway shares opened e AN and are now 10
shares, ASH. 2:O-,Erie Railway shares AS 330-Eric
Railway shares 45h. 430.-Consols tor money, 92Is
92sT the account, 92ss United States nve-twenty
bonds 1868 old ss 1875 95s ten-forties Os< new
fives 919s Erie Railway shares 49, 5l0-Ere Railway
shares, AZ
patches quote rentes at ST. Ike. 4-Pars dispatches
quote rentes at 67f H1ac.
FRANKYoRT Bou RsE.-FRANKFoRr, Sept. 22-United
States ivewenty bonds 969s for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL CoT1oN MARKET-LIvERPooI, Sept 22-5 p
the basis OF good ordinary ats isl6d sales of upand
the basis of good ordinary deliverable September and
October, at 3i6d or the sales to-day 5000 bales
American Sales Of uplands, on the basis of good ord
steady, middling upands Cd. mlddng Orleans, ED
sales 1000 bales including 1000 Tor speculation and
export.
LIVERPOOL BRxADsrurrs MARxEr.-LIvrRpooL, Sept
22-P. M.-The market is quiet
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET.-LIvERPooL Sept r.
p. M.-Lard, Ais. Cd. per cwt
.LoNDoN PRopUcE MARKET-LoSDos. Sept 22-Talow,
43s. Sd q ASS Cd per cwt.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull at One-Eighth Cent Re-
ductiOn In Neutrality-suspicious. Dull
Wheat and Corn Quiet and Easier
Oats Dull and Easier-Pr0visiOns Quiet
and NOminally Steady-Groceries Dull
and nchanged-PetrOleum Neglected
and Nominal-Naval Stores Dull and
NOminal-Whiskey in Moderate De-
mand and Firmer.
MONDAY, Sept. 22-6 p. N.
COTTON on the spot was neglected and wholly
nominal at the appended quotations, which show
q decline Of nc. per ID. Some brokers placed quo
tations at much lower figures Accurate quota
tions, however, were not obtainabe in the absence
OF any business OF consequence. For future de-
livery moderate business was in progress at
about former prices, the market at the close, how
ever tending in buyers 1avor under more liberal
offerings At the close September selling at ls 32c,
October at 2l32c November at II 7l6c., and Decem-
ber at l73xc, We quote -
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

For delivery Oasis low middln) the sales have
been as evening, after O'clock
Septebmer 200 at l8 ll6c. 100 at Is 332c 10) TIC.
short notice, COO at s1c 100 at l7kc short notice;
October 400 at II SC, 400 at II 232c, 100 ut II ll6c
Total, 1900 bales. To-day, up to three p M.-Sep
tembcr LOO at l5c., 400 at II 3l32c C0) at &c.,.
at II 1882 AGO at &c., 200 at IL 3i-S2c 100 At IKE delv
cradle tomorrow, 40 At &c., 400 at 800 32c
200 at IS ll6c It0 at IS iS2c. October, 100 l7Ac
TO- at II 1890. 20 at l71sc, 200 at II sl6c, 400
II 1880. 400 at l75Sc., LOO at II 1885,
Ilo) st l7c, 800 III 2s2c, 100 at II lliec 900 at
Ike SO at II isc at l pessnbse Ssnsses5 80 at ~ a.;
l0J at II ls2c February 20 1sc March, loac
eXchange-ic paid to exchange 10y November Tor DC
tober Total l050c bales Grand total IA 900 bales The
40 bales New Orleans 3,3S7; Mobile SIS: Savannah,
Charleston 81; Wilmington 81; Norfolk. 227 New York.
5l45 bales This day last year, ii 461 bales. Rates
cotton to foreign ports were nomnally steady fol-
sail To HAMBURG, BY steam, lc TO Bremen. by steam.
Ic. To Liverpool 5l6c. by steam and 5-l6c. by sail
COFFEE continued quiet for all descriptions with prices
cargoes 2lc a2Ac iair cargoes, 2lAc 22c good car
goes @Ac a. 2ac prime cargoes 221c 2sc extreme
SI Java e ol a sSs % and
2Ic. 22}lc. Maracabo &c. 22xc Laguayra, Mkc
Porto Rico 2lc. &c. Costa Rica 2Ic 2l,Sc Maa6ar
2Oc zic Mexican: Me- an 2l1se 2iac: Manila 2oc Gle.
FLOUR AND GRAIs-keceipts-Flour, 20,665 bbs wheat
sos os bushels; corn bats do; corn neal 24O bbls,
nued dull and in order realize any extent conces-
sons OF from loo loo per bbl. would have
sary The sales including all kinds foot up about 5000
bbs generally at the inside prices Of the annexed quo
tons Corn meal was in moder demand, with sales
reported OF 800 bols at s. ~ So 30 Tor inferior to good
dan star a
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

We nearo of:-z.SU october at sxc.
OF rs lierces AT SIC.
RicKMarket very quiet with transactions confined to
small lobbng parcels ,ong about 20 Heroes OF Caro-
lima At sc s4c 80 bags OF Patna at 7he 7s4c-, and
lo0 bags OF kangoon NJ 6ssc. &c. =.
sales of IA hhds. mt SIC
So Aa--The market for raw sugar continued quiet
with prices ruling nominaly steady, on the basis OF
&c. SIC for fair 10 good refining Cuba We have only
70 report sale Of 800 hhds o. melado private terms
kenned sugar was quiet and barely steady
quoted at llc. for standard AS and Ike. q
uho for crushed, powdered and granulated. We
quote :-Cuba-Rehni inferior to common 7c
1Ic; fair to good fair Sc. a s,se;; good 70 prime
choice, s1c Sc; centriiugs hhds and boxes, salc,
91ac. moases hhds and boxes. 7c 7sac me ado, 4c
&c. Havana.Boxes DUTCH standard Nos to 8. ne
a. &C. IL DO 10 70 Y sS Ssc DO s to IA &C. gc
white, loc. lie Porto Rico-Reanins aeommon TO
Brsz,l-Dueh standard Nos 70 Il, e ast4c. Java
Dutch Standard Nos. 10 to IL SIC. SIC Manila-Su
perior and extra superior, 71.c. as
TALLow continued quiet but about steady in price,
Sales OF Is hhds. at SIC.
WHIsKEY:-Recepts, 2s3 bbls The market was mod
eratey active, 1T advance of &c per gallon over the
closing price Of Saturday Sales of So bbs at CSC.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

WheatThe market rather easier early in the day,
IssSo sssSsi; No. :p5ins q ~ Tor
81 So spring. spo q So Swa o red w
Ter Western aoat the market closing with rather
quest The .rsn.scaCp: sssrsss!e bushels At
9s % ws''.n &c ss se Sr Sr %Iss MSi
nSna ~ no es s oss mere Gas and % easier The
moa e &c sheie. % Western mixed Soc slc black and
nss snssS aa rice
m nas s psep se yssy anu ae SsAy for
III s.aa demand which, s2s
fssf @ e.f s.ss. sssss IS
tar by ss 100. cases o. petroleum At soc The charters
mental ssS quarter: Grain ?,': N '3u aa:
voyage BARK q arrvs henfs; Ssnss
Cork or orders $500 quarters grain los 3D. British
a "ss ss' pfs
In Fl paiss ssp 3D. or 3D.
%sses 1saI. oass a.ss ana Sas sss %.sS
sSs,es So % s1o:.ss s s Sc4S Rs1 RsSDsE %
lish Islands, Sc Sc. New Orleans 6oc. 95c.-al new
NAVAL sroaEs-The markets for spirits Of turpentine
was dull and ncmnally easier to sen ioc was bid with
.s; ko.n was neglected ana entirely nominal. There
sIansS SS%i"siiy Tss sss Ss!,
in the aesenee q demand, o. 80, -
PErnoLkun-The market for refined petroleum con-
month nrsi Of October ic for last half Of oc.
tober. and 6Isc Tor November and December. Crude in
bulk was aniet and steady quoted at &C. sales were
ported OF SO bhs for early delivery at that Cases
were firmly held at axe. &c. Naphtha met with a
light inquiry, and 1000 bbs OF city were placed At 0c
The Philadelphia market was inactive and nominal
Refined quoted at lie for balance OF month The Creek
market dull and generally easier Oil City quoted
At 81 IS; ndioute Vi % asked; Ttusville 81 40;
Provisions -kecepts~ meats 4sa packages Lard,
9OO bbls and tierces The market for mess pork
tnued dull and prices for round lots entirely
nominaL In . jobbing way small lots were placed at
eH rs; 30 bbls OF prime and IS bbis. Of do
were sold private terms Bacon was dull and prices
nominally steady; long clear quoted at sAS. ssc
for the range Of city Beef neglected. and prices
ggurss-Plain bbls, q 50 $40 50; extra 90 bbls;
India do. tisrces SS "a "a sales xO bbIs
Beef hams were dull, and quoted nominally at
Cut meat. were mot essentially changed n value and
snogiders q eye, so picked do at INC. Lard-Ths
nnsnss '9r h wssern was quiet and rsne easier q ne
ssSsd Rr September; octob held o. Skc- u The elesA
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

anna, 81 bid; Erie, 81 Did; Harlem, Ioo a no.;
Lake Shore, so q s3 q IS; Pacific Mail offered
at "a; Union Pacific, %; Northwest, common, A.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The following were the balances In the Treasury
at the close OF business to-day at Washington
Currency, less amount paid for bonds
purchased in New York and not re-
Special deposit OF legal tenders for re-.
demption OF certificates OF deposit. u.s. 900
Including coin certhcates SsSII' SII 500 500
Outstanding legal tenders. .356 600 900
The internal revenue receipts to-day in Washing
ton were $552l70. The customs receipts for the
week ending September 13 were New York,
$so5l.664; Philadelphia $los,s61; Boston, SAT-
Baltimore, $s4,o56 The Assistant Treasurer OF
Now York, in addition to his disbursement for
bonds elsewhere alluded to, redeemed for the
banks s5lSS,ooO legal tender certificates of deposit
which will enable them to meet the demands Of
small depositors should these continue.
THE MONEY MARKET.
There is no price for money, and less said about
it. Foreign exchange is quoted nominally at l0sh
for prime sixty-day bills and 1O9h lor sight.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
1t does not appear from London advces that any
sharp depression has yet followed the reception Of
the news OF the crisis. American securities were
dull but late in the day the market all better.
The following are the quotations :-Consos for
money, 92h 92ss; DO. for account, 92% 90 l1-16;
fve-twenty bonds OF 1885, old, s5s a 95Z; do.
OF 1867 95h a 95I; ten-forty bonds, COX q COZ !;
new hves, 91% Erie Railway shares, Az; new
French loan, TX a ~ per cent premium In Frank
fort 1ve-twenty bonds OF 1852 were 967s. Rentes
at Paris SIT 7Hc
COTTON.
On change to-day cotton was dull, and &c. per
pound easier for ''spOt," while futures" were in
moderate request at essentially unaltered prices.
Flour was dull and lower to Sell. Wheat and
corn were quiet at easier prices
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
REAL ESTATE.

There was fair attendance at the Exchange
SaIesrooms yesterday, at which the following sale
OF Morrisania property was made:-
WINCHESTER pRoPERTY-BY JERx JOHNSON,
Peter Clark Estatc)
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
CHEESE MARKET,

UTICA, N Y, Sept %, 1873
Cheese quiet; only about 600O boxes offered and 5000
sold The prices were 1870 to &c., the ruling fig
being l3kc.
At Little Falls the offerings reached 10000 boxes and
the sales about 5000 boxes twenty-five factories sold
for &c., the balance going at l2A4c and l2Ac. Farm
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

ARGUIMBAU-RAMIE.-On sunday, August II, at
st. Stephens church, by Rev. Dr. McGlynn, JOSEPH
8. ARGuIMBAU to ELrzE c. RAMiE, all OF this city.
No cards.
BACHE-BLEEcKEB.-Att the rectory of st. Am
brose Protestant Episcopal church, 6y the Rev,
L., youngest daughter OF Dr. Edward Bleecker, all
D@UNcxNcRoYLANcE.- @ wednesday. September
H. at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the
Rev. william II. Boole, I. DOUGLASS DUNCAN to
EMMA ROYLANCE, daughter OF W. T. Roylance all
RANpoLPH-FRAzRR-On Sunday September q,
at Tompkinsve, s. l., by the Rev. W. O. Enyard
GEORGE w. +. RANDOLPH, of Tompkinsville, 5. l.,
SCHwEPPE-JEwETT.-At Boothbay, Me-, on
Thursday september Is, 1873, at the residence OF
the BRIDES mother, W. +. scHwEPPE, OF Alton, ILL.,,
to Miss EVA r, JgwErT Of Boothbay. NO cards.
Died.
ANruoNY.-On Monday September %, THEo-
Hs snd Nd ends are invited to-
his funeral from Middle Dutch church, corner
Lafayette place and Fourth street, on Wednesday,
oath INST, at hslLpast three O'Clock P. NJ, without
BLAIR-on sunday September q, BELLA b.,
daughter OF George and Sarah Blair, aged 2years,
Funeral will take place on Wednesday, septem-
Der "A, at one O'Clock, from the residence OF ner
parents, No. Patchen place. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.
BYRNE.-0n Monday, September %, CArHARNH
ByRSE. wife OF g. J. Byrne, in the 41st year Of heI
age, native OF Lismore, county waterford.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited tc
attend her funeral, from her late residence, Butler
street, near Vanderbilt avenue, at two O'Clock OIL
Wednesday, the 4th inst. To be inferred In Flat
bush Cemetery.
BREWSTER. Sunday, September II, GEORGE
BREWSTER, Jr., infant son OF George and the late
Maria B. Brewster.
BURRILL-On Monday morning, September 22
GEORGE A. BURRILL, aged 3s years.
The friends and acqualntances Of the family tne
members oi 1Oppa Lodge, No 20l, f. ana a. N. a.
.The Press Lodge No. o. Knights OF PytnaS anu 'n
typographical Union, No. g. are Respectfully IN
vited attend the funeral on Thursday afte
CXLn-On Monday, September a GrLBEr w.
non OF Gilbert w. and Jennie Gale. .,.
Relatives ana trtends are invitoa 70 ~sse.~ 'S'
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j. LyBrand & Son

YT1AKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
L the public to an examination Of their
STOCK OF MUSICAL AEKCHANDI6E, con-
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Melodeons, violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes,
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Express, when ordered. to any part OF the
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re.
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OFFIc ER's.
Vim. Martin, President.
John B. Palmer, Vice. President.
A!G. Brenizer. Cashier.
IL ]. d. Sawyer, in general charge.
John @. B. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors. .
Wade Hampton, William Martin, A. G. Haa-
kell, F. W. NOM aster. z. Il. Heiniteh, John B.
Palmer, Thomas e. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G.. T. SCOTT, Newberry.
w. g. Mayes, Newberry.
B. II. Rntledge, Charleston.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr., Charleston.
Mechanics. Laborers, Clerks. Widows, Or
phans and othere may here deposit their say.
ings and draw . hberAi rate OF interest there
on. Planters. Professional Men and Trustees
wish ing to draw intert ct on their funds until
thoy require them for bnsihess or other pur-
poser; Parents desiring TO set epart nm.!l
sums for their children. and Married Women
and Minors (whote deposits can only be withs
drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death, by
their legal representatives.) y Wishing to lay
aside funds for future use, are here affore ed
an opportunity OF depositinE their means
where they will rapidly accumulate. and. at
the same time, be subject to withdrawal
when needed. Aug I8
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OFFICERS.
JOHN D. PALMER. President.
A. G.: BRENIZER, Cashier. ii' - :
C.'N. G. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.I',i * I.
TNRIS BANK wiif soon occupy its magnlf,
l. cent three-story and Mspsarq Roof build
Ing, now in course Of construction on the
cornerof Plain and Richardson streets. but
for the present will do business' ut its' old
Banking House. opposite Columbia Hotel. A
General Bankipg business tr.nsscted.. Ger,
rate of seven per cent. per annun. issued.
Notes. Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
of debt discounted, and money loaned on coll
laterals. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all the prominent cities
in the United States bought and sold. i"
D1nEcToRs-J.Fli Gregg, John B. Palmer,
son,l G. W. Bearden, (ot Copeland / Bear.
W. @. Swafield, tof X. ". G. Swafield,) W.
B. Stanley, ]. q. seegers; Samuel McGowAn,
Al,heville; J. H. Rit d. Winnfboro. Feb 8
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COUNCIL CHAMBER.

COLUMBIA, 3. c., March 81, 1873.
YNHE at ontion OF the citizens OF Columblai ia
i called to the following extract from city
oTdina, CO In relation to shade trees. No one
has right to destroy. or in any way to mu-
tilste the shade trees In the oity, and any in
irnRement OF the ordinance In relation there.
to will be punished by fine, as provided by
law
"Srcr1oS 15 BE ii further ordained. That II
any person shall cut down, kill or wilfully
dsmnge any trea, natural or transplanted.
growing in the streets IF Columbia, or shall
wilfully destroy, il jnre or rtm"vo any pnat.
railing or box used or erected for protecting
such trcca or tho sidewalks, auch person ehall
he sui jet TO n penalty not exceeding forty
i've dollars for On ch and every tffence."
Mar % JOHN AI.FXANDER. Mayor.