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ohio Tobacco Market.

DALI lhokEi JutN =, l0It.
During the month ol June the trar-
actions IN ONO Tobacco have boon large
amounting 10 about 5000 hhd. Mr.sr,
4. Schumacher & Go. the French Hgoni.
purchased $500 hhds on the contract NJ
an average oi 30. M"ssrs Bros Bon
niger bought 800 hhds for their factory
At Dulsburg, and 900 hbds have bern
sold. destined Tor other markets We
regret that the prIccs agents obtained
thus tar, Tor French md DIisburg grAI"-.
have not been higher, n We cons der
them NJ low; this Is to some ertcut owns y
TO - lack OF competition from other bar
kets.
The tobacco business in Bremen ID.
very much depressed, and 10 lar there
has been but very little new ONO H.
bac"o shipped 10 this market, and what
hs. been shipped could not b" sold n,
present, except nj lose. A. tho BE
men market generally takes from 800
10 5000 hhds Of Ohio every year, Ibr
absence Of any demand from ihls qlAI
ter, OF course has bad rather deproa.,nt
influence on our market here, still ~ tna
better grades Of ONO will come forward
now, which are more suitable for Brs
men, they may be induced 10 give NOR"
liberal orders.
For Spangloi Tobacco. the receipts %
which hyse been scarce, there has hpen
been n very active demand. md We con
slider the prices obtained for theso grade
to be fully as high n last year, We would
therefore advise immediate shipments Oi
these grade, ~ the demand may .iAckoo
Oh again later IN the season.
Italy viii award on the G.h mt. con
tract :or 800 hhds ohio Tobacco, sn equal
proportion II common and medium
grades; rs ltaIy takes dark To oaceo. tn,
will give " some little competition ioT
French descriptions.
The Inspections Of ohio Tobacco
amount 10 9399 hhd', against 500 hnd..
same time last year.
WILkESs * BEALL
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WOOL MEMORIINDA.

About three-tour.hs of the wool crop OF
Harrison county, ONO, has been sold at
about an average price of to cents. Some
clips have been sold at 80 cents, and q
few light S.xony clips are expected to
bring sixty cents.
Brooke county, West Virginia, has
about one million pounds Of wool which
is selling Il! 45 to 80 cents per pound.
The matter of halt y million dollars cir
culating IN that county ought to lift the
financial pressure Of that section very
considerably.
Hancock independent.
Throughout the Pan Handle and the
adjoining counties OF Ohio and Peuu-
sylvanIa., 45 cents seems to be the ruling
price for wool in good order Some clips
of Ohio and Brooke counties have been
sold rs high as 50 cents.
The Steubenville wool house IA, about
10000 pounds in store While private
capitalists have been buying ryc'y,
much the larger portion OF !he WOO
already sold has gone directly to the
easter. mauulrCture,S. In Hancock 40
cents is offered, but many Of the farmers
are holding for higher prices. The
wool of this years cLp is sald to be
cleaner and in better condition than for
years.
Pittsburgh Commercial.
The latter part o. the month Of June
has been one OF unusual excitement in
the purchasing of WOO, throughout tue
e1tire West During the month OF May
the impression prevailed amongst manu-
iacturers snd Eastern destrs tina, the
new clip could BE- purchased At An sd-
vance Of about cents over the opening
prices OF lsst season, or say an average OF
30 cents for good conditioned woods. In
addition to this the Eastern markets were
Quite bare of dtsirable selections, all OF
which led to more thsn the ususl
number Of orders being sent to
the country Tor the purchase ci
wool The farmers were not Slow 10
perceive the fact that bv holding on firm
~ theN Cuu!u gel s|lI' ul-ut' F''Se.
The consequence was that but little Of
the desirable woods were bought under
40c. In some sections considerable pur-
chsses were made st Acc. In other Sec
tions 4O@426 45c were pad. 1t Is diff
Cul. to estimate the amount OF the cap
already sold, but we do not think over
one.halt has yet changed hands. In
some sections nearly sl has been sold, in
Others scarcely any. However, enough
has been sold and gone forward to sup
p.y all the necessities of manufacturers
for some months to come. II Is
now the prevailing opinion that
prices must soften, and we hear
already CT u number OF the lead
ing purchasers withdrawing all orders to
purchase at over 40c for the best woods.
The excitement OF the past month can
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Call for 5.2O Bonds.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Secretary
of the Treasury gives notice that the
$40 bonds of the act OF March 1866, con.
sols of 1865, will be paid at the Treasury
of the United States on and after the 5tn
of October, 1877, and the interest will
cease on that day. Coupon bonds, dated
July lst, 1865, namely, $50, No. ll,OOl
to 1900, both inclusive; 500, NO..
1901 to 10000 both inclusive; $500. No
1901 to 27,OpO, both inclusive; $1,000,
4l,0Ol to $1,000, both inclusive. Total
coupons, S70O0,00O.
Registered bonds, redeemable at the
pleasure OF the United States after July
lst, 1870, ss folows-S5O, Nos. sol to
700, both iiclusive; 800, Nos. 4,9Ol TO
. 400 both inclusive; $500, Nos. 4,35l to
500, both inclusive; 81, 900, Nos. 1861
to lG 500, both inclusive; s. 900, Nos.
4,35l to 5000, both Inclusive; $4,000,
Nos. 5,7Ol to 4,772, both inclusive. Total
registered S3,O0O,O00. Aggregate Sl0,-
OOOOOO. The amount outstanding not
included in the above numbers, is $l0,-
100000
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Disg's Minister.

WASHINGTON, July 5-Genersl Matts,
who seeks recognition rs Mexican min
ls:er to the United States. to-day had
al Interview with Secretary Evarts,
when there was full but informal eX-
preston of views by both Gen Malta
alluded 10 the fact of his being in posses
sion OF credentials, and inquired whether
the Secretary would receive them.
His rep. ' WAS, that he would reserve tor
examination and consideration any pa
pers Mr.. Ma2pa would present. At the
conclusion OF the interview, which WAS
throughout of II friendly and pleasant
character, General Mspps returned TO
ms hotel, and made u copy OF his ere
dentals and sent it the Secretary. sub
ject, |! is thought, to be considered at the
Cabinet tomorrow
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Canadian OrHngemeu.

MONTREAL, July 9TH Orange
men held meeting last night, Al which
it WAS decided to parade on the 18th of
July. The Mayors letter intormin z
them that they would only receive the
protection OF private individuals was
severely criticised. Six hundred psrtic.
ipsnts in the parade are expected from
Brockville, 100 trem Morrisburg, 300
from the eastern towns and large mum.
bers from other points. They will
parade in regala and have badge,
but not carry banners.
Action has been entered AZ tinst the
gentlemen of the seminary by the sohci-
tors of TIE discharged Indians for 5000
damages for false Imprisonment. There
are ten seperate suits involded in the
case
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The Indians Battle With
Looking Glass Band.
Justice in Pursuit of Re-
turning Board KnaVes.
Proceedings Against Wells,
Anderson and Cas-
SanaVe
Passenger Train Wrecked
at Gallon, O..
Desperate Encounter With
Horse Thieves.
Violent Storm in Pennsyl-
Violent Storm in Pennsyl-
Vania.
Horrible Crime in LoOmis
County, KY.
Two FOurth OF July OratiOns in
which Hayes H. Interested.

WAshINGToN, July 5.-During con-
versstIon to-day between the President
and western Senator, incidental allu.
sion was made by the latter TO the
speeches delivered yesterday by Messrs.
Chamberlain and Blaine, which, the
President SAID he had not yet read, but
mad only heard something OF their re.
marks, especially IN condemnation OF
his southern policy. lie said he had the
highest respect Tor the gentlemen, and
as tsr as he knew the personal
relations between him and them
were of very friendly character.
A: all events he entertained the most
kindly sentiment Whilst he claimed
tor himself tree utteraucc OF public opin-
ion, he certainly could not object t. such
course on their part. Their ideas Of
his public duty were different from Ms
own, but in that be did not COM
plain. He had scted from a sense
Of duty in order to accomplish
complete restoration in the South, and
mad done so from the best lights which
were afforded, and the best judgment he
could command, after full view of the
situation, and with an earnest desire TO
produce satisfactory result. De would
not quarrel with those VINO questioned
the soundncss of his judgment or the
hanesty of his motives. He was willing
to leave TO time the vindicaton of his
course
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Proceedings Against Louisiana Re
turning Board MembeTs:

In the Supreme Criminal Court 10.
day Attorney General Ogden and Attor-
aey FinDey filed information against j.
Madison Wells, Z. G.. Anderson and
George Cssssnve, charging them, under
section S33 of revised statutes, with utter.
ing and publishing as true carLsIn forged
and counterfeit records. Immediately
after fling the information II cspIas Wa,
issued tor the arrest OF the
parties named. Wells surrender
ed himself TO the sheriff
The information ia very lengthy and
charges them with having falsely and
frlonously altered and counterfeIted
election returns for the Presidential
electors from parishes IN November last,
by adding l5S votes each To- the Hsye-
electors and deducting 39j from each Of
the Tilden electors. The bail WAS fixed NJ
$1,000 and has been furnished. The
others will surrender and furnish the re-
quircd bonds.
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Resolution OF New Hampshire Leg.
isIRIuIP.

CONCORD, July 5.-In the House this
morning the following resolution was
adopted:
Reso!red, That the revenue of the
National Government shoald be used for
An efficient, creditsble and economical
administration, and tor the payment OF
ali honest and equitable debts due to
citizens, and that the surplus be eXclu-
sIyrly and sscrediy set aside and devoted
20 the liquidation OF the public debt, and
mat the National Government should
not undertake any new obligation nor
!end Its credit tor the iurthersuce ot any
speculative scheme under the guise of
internal improvements that may be
made for the advantage of any particular
.gcalIty or co rporation.
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Shooting AHrAy.

NORFOLK, VA, July 5.-Ir difficulty
last night on the excursion steamer
Banks, between DR.. W q. Wilson, As
sistsnt Surgeon. L. 3 A, and colored
man named Brown, the former shot at
Brown snd slightly wounded him. The
bullet glanced OF and struck s colored
woman, who was severely wounded. DR..
Wilson WAS arrested and hsd partial
hearing before the Mayor, and was COM
mltted TO jail :or ten days to swat the
result of the womsn's injuries.
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Railroad Accident.

CLEVELAND, o. July j-Pss:enger
train No. on the Cleveland, Columbus
Cincinnati and IadisnspoIi. railroad
from Columbus 10 Cleveland, va
wrecked st Gallon, ONO, a. 4:3O tn.
afternoon. Heavy rains had washed
away culvert which wss discovered BY
the engineer too late 70 avoid the scci
dent He reversed nj engine. Jumped
20 the ground sud was instantly killed by
the baggage car falling Oh hin. he
fireman remained On tAe engine snc
escaped injury. The conductor and
several passengers were quite badly
bruised, but not seriously.
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WE had hoped that since }. y and
his theory had triumphed in the instslls-
ton in the Presidential chair of his dis
ciple and follower, that this distinguished
philosopher, who has been marty rizlng
himself for the cause for the last twenty
four years, would be given rest. But 1t
seems that such /. not che case. Neither
will he rest nor allow the public TO rest.
dc informs us that h. will "iitt the veiI'
st the Court House. in this city, next
Monday evening
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kOlhiers' Reunion.

COLUMBUS, July Interpretations for
the fourth annual encampment OF the
soldiers national reunion, September 4.h
to eth next, st Marietta, Ohio, are active
ly going forward The majority OF the
Ono Natiorsl Gasrd will be IN camp At
Marietta, and letters OF inquiry indicate
an average daily attendance of at lesst
25,OOO. Letters OF acceptance have been
received from Geus Sherman, Fitzpatrick
and Crook. q far rs head from, the
Confederate side Will be represented by
Gen. Joseph h. Sohnson, Gen. F. NJ.
Ceckerell and Gen. Bradley Johnson.
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ROsIOtI Races.

Bo,ToS, July 5.-Thcre were about
1900 people At the Mystic Park races
to-day. Two OF the best races OF the
season were trottcd.
Great Eastern and Hopeful were
matched tor $1,000 best , IN ). The
following Is the summary: Hopeful,
|, z. l, !; Great Eastern. ,, |, 2, Z.
Time, 2:22, 2:26, 2:lS;. us!
Second race, Lulu matched tor $500, to
beat 2:l4, trot.ed heats and failed
making 2:lSt, 2:lGi, 2:l9!.
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NO. 2S2.

CoNSrASTlNoPLE, July 5.-lt 0. Al
nounced that Suliman PAshs has occu-
pied Cettege and will conduct the
stsirS Of Montenegro until peacc, which
Austria enceavoring 10 arrange
BERLIN, July j.-AUStria resolved :.
interfere IN favor OF Monteneg-l when
she heard that Italy WAS shout 10 r~a.
= navsi temons;ratIoG sloRg the \ o.-g
COST 70 relieve Montenegro II ..rs-
quenCt ot Austrian lnterierv. rD p ..
said that the Turks havr resolved 20
withdraw - their troops eNrrp. A,.7
corps.
NIsNNA, July j.--A >p'.,A. ~, ,.,i
ten week hence ". p-.ratr 4t
elective Warta-e
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Baltimore CoIIecfnrshin.

BALTIMORE, July 5. The following
is the letter of the President suspending
Colonel Wilkln. from the colectorsblp of
this district, which was handed him this
morning by Mr.. Thomas previous to the
transfer of the office to tue latter:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, July :. !
SlE--lou are hereby suspended from
the office OF collector Of customs for the
district OF Baltimore, IN the State eff
Mary land, in accordance with the terms
OF section 1868, revised statutes OF the
United States and subject to all the pro-
visions OF law applicable thereto.
Signed. K. b. HAYES.
To Ed,oard WiLkinS. GaLtinOrs
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struck by Lightning.

Lightning struck the house of Robert
Steel during the storm this evening,
doing considerable damage, The roof Of
the nigh school building was also blown
oil during the storm. Lightning struck
the station building ut CaldwelI's station,
ut the junction OF the Baltimore and ONO
and Scioto Valley railroads, n few miles
from this city, Wednesday night. The
building was totally destroyed; loss about
$1,000.
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Violent storm.

PoTTsvILLE, July "a violent
storm passed over the northern part
OF Berks county this morning, followed
oy heavy wind and hsiI. A. Ham
burg the NJ. Z. Church, the .srgest
church IN tnst section, wss unrOOted.
Reports show that twelve barns unroofed
and several blown down. The Schuiy-
kill bride was damaged and the root
blown OF.
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A VERY severe hail and rain storm
passed over the Central Ohio railroad
between Lewis Mills and Belmont yes
terdsy afternoon, taking in an area OF
country two or three miles in width. Tho
hail was frequently an inch in diameter
1t laid the corn aud grain in its wake
about rs etiec:ually a. If .hs scythe an
sickle had been NJ work.
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James Gordon IicunciI.

NEw loRk, July 5-JAmr. Gordon
Bennett cour'rr, albert Nogc. nrryrl
here l.st night by the steamship 81
Laurent He has Instruction o. prrvar,
Bennett hotel NJ Newport tor the ,sIu,r.
arrival Fashionable gossip LA- II that
long delayed wedding N which Mr.
Bennett Will b" "u ol tho principals Wi
take place shortly after the .au,r, ~.
rival ~ Iii. country lie s cNpoctoi
the next steamer .rIm Ilhvrc.
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THE FOI KIII.

The first mile post OF the rcond CO...
tury of our existence rs matt. has pr
Cd into history, and the beginning OF 'te
stretch for the second post WAS ushered
in very quietly, so quicly in fact rs COM
pared with the Fourth OF last year as to
make it all the more noticeable. We
speak now Of this section of the great
vineyard The display OF bunting WIS
very moderate, and many who had the
oolors used last year stored away, appear
81 to disregard the utter useIessness OF
any effort at patriotic demonstration.
The apathy to noise and fuss WAS bat the
natural reaction from lsst year. However,
everyone seemed bent on quiet, rational
enjoyment, and that pleasure appeared
mostly TO be conferred in pic-nlcs to the
country. Families sma, and families
large, private parties and public ores
Sunday Schools and societies, by cars,
steamboats, or vehicles, Aied themselves
TO shady hooks, somewhere OF anyw here
away from the smoke, dust and brick
walls of of the city. The exodus was
almost complete, all of which WAS
very sensible and proper-prooably
the very best way of celebrating oar
natal day. There may not be as much
racket and bother, or as much smoke ard
birthstone or ss many accidents ana fires
with worry and losses, but tL.n there Is
the ease, the quiet and rest and in
creased vigor for the morrow; sli OF
which may be regarded IS n big offset &c
the noise, the loss OF excite
ment, &c. The dsv was one
OF unusual quiet in smother respect that
was quite marked and decidedly credit
aols to our city. 1t was the remarkable
absence of drunkenness on our streets,
snd particularly at night, which has been
heretofore the customary hours for wind
lng up H holiday of great dissipation and
reyelry by great drinking and carousing,
and correspondlngly loud acts of inde-
cent and improper conduct.
Altogether the day hereabouts was
properly, generally and sensibly OBJ.
served.
A dispatch from Rome says that the
Ill heslth of the Pope is aggrsv ated, and
dropsy has set in. An operation WAS at
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, July "a general or
der from the War Department directs
tue transfer of the Second regiment OF
infsntry from the Departmen! OF the
South - the Division of the Pacific, for
the purpose Of reinforcing Genera. How
ard in HE operations against the In
dians
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PAIN TING

For painting the north and east wal Of
the Court House, nnt coat Of m'Hnai
pant and second coat Of Anchor lead ~
L'nsHed oil iTOBt Oi Court BOus". one coat
Of Anchor lead IN Ii se'-d oil; front 81
JAl.orH Tesldenc", nfzt coat Df mineral
paint and second coat ~ Anchor Lead IN
Llnssed oil. The above stone color. The
wAinscOtinR Ia the lower And uppcr halls,
stairway hall from county C5ork's once
u court room, sOuth side, ~ feet hign
with Two cpats Of paint, first Df mineral
and second Of Anchor lead ia Llnzeed oil =,
stone color. These walls 20 b. scTspeg
In Court room, "a feet nigh. wainscDtiDg
on straight line, Two coats Of pAilt A.
above, and wall portions - b" s-T4psd.
The windows on north side ~ Jury rooms
N De enlarged ~ correspond vim mont
windows, ~ be painted, Two COA Inc
jury rom, occupied Dy Judge 8e.yln, 10
De pspcTei and wood work painted two
Goa -. lead - sDOys. The Office Oi Onnty
oourt Clerk, occupied by Obi. II. WODJs.
ISI., To bs ps psTsd.
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SteaInbOnt COIIisiOn.

MONTREAL, July 5.-The steamers +.
l.. Phlnston and Redwster came IN col
hsiou at Point Faub.e, below this city,
Yesterday, and both were sunk The
former was bound inward with IRON and
the latter outward with corn, Both were
large ocean steamers and will be total
losses. The crews were saved.
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Charged with EmbezzIement.

New ORLEANS, July 5-Stste Sena
tor j. Henry Burch, arrested Tuesday
evening, under writ of the District
Court of East Baton Rouge, charged
with embezzlement OF the school fund,
was today remanded to the custody %.
the sheriff Burch sought release under
writ OF habess corpus, but failed.
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Inc Indian Famine.

LoNDoS, July 5.-Accounis Of the
Bombay famine districts are daily be-
coming better Rain is plentiful. The
position IN Madras Is still very grave.
over million Persons are on relief
works or sre grstutously fed.
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wisconsin G,eenback Convention.

MILWAUKEE, July Yesterday the
Green back Convention met 81 Portage 70
nominate state ticket. About 100 dele
gates were present. L. T. Allis, OF this
city, was nominated for governor. The
platform calls for paper money and better
times.
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IT Is aaid that HAYES has become
dszed with his New England reception,
and has revived his scheme 10 organize
the House. His bit OF Civil Service re-
form in Baltimore won't 60 lar 10 aid
him
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RrnLpunRm shot.

COLUMBUS, July 81. II. Smith,
better known as Pitt Smith, u brakeman
on the Pan. handle, was shot in sef.de
fense by j. Moran, st the saloon of the
latter, about noon today. Smiths in
juries are not fatal. Moran gave himself
IN unh uAs dlsC hArrnl
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WHEELING w. VA~ FRIDAY MORNING. JULY +, 1877

not be maintained, nothing in the wooden
goods market to warrant over 4Oc being
paid in the country. We hear that
great dissatisfaction has been expressed
by the careless manner IN which many
buyers have acted in not getting the
proper deductions on s!l the heavy and
Understandable wools-this is matter
that needs the closest care of buyers. We
OuOte:
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The outpourrEg OF the people o! tbs
city up he beautiful valley of Wheeling
Greek. ON the lth. WAS something wor-
derful. Sume 5000 t. 10000 poop q
sought the cool shaie in that direction.
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Base Ball.

lNDIASAPoLIs, July 5.-Indisnspolis
1, Tecumsehs 2.
LOUISVILLE, July 5.-Louisvilles /
CInclnnatis 3; an exhibition game.
EVANSVILLE, July g. Evsnsvilles 8,
Indianapolis U
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Died.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Mrs. Francis
p. BLAIR, re.ict Of the late Francis P.
Blair, arc mother OF Hon. Montgomery
Blair, died 81 the family mansion, nCsr
Silver Springs, Nd. this morning.
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VOL. II.
Coo closed ,es ,erdav al 1861.

The ,oeothsr to-day 'otH be parity
e'o,piy, ..,tl rariobis 'oind>, RISING tenn
Dsrdturs ana ,cGt ,Gj"S..
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
COUNT COnNIsIOSTE' = OTTICH
WHEELING W. Va, July D. IsT

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL RI re.
y CEINED at this ONCE Until Ia O'Clock
noon, for the following work on County
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HAYES now proposes to swing around
the Southern circle.
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IOBBLE sIONIS6.

Rear ~ jail yard, ABOUT 10 yards, with
drain, about one IDCt Oi soil " be- laksu
out aud nlIed with gravel Thess paysf
with cobIle stone.
Committee on Court House and jan
r.serves the right 20 reject any OralI bids.
CHARLES q. DETER.
ind Clerk Board Of Com IN ssiODsr~