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MARRIED.

MARRIED.,
At the Rectory, on the Both ult., by the Rev.
Dr. LEVIN, Mr.. THOMAS S. BRIDGETT and
Miss JANE s.. A. RICHARDS-al of this
county.
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Ladies. Meeting.

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| Parish, will meet, Cd. w. FRIDAY, Febru-
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DY virtue of deed of trust, dated October
} 2sth, 1870, and duly recorded in Liber g..
A. H., No. 3, folios log and Ito, one of the
Land Records of Charles County, Maryland, |
shall proceed to sell,
On MONDAY, February 10th, 1879.
at II o. clock m, at the Court House door, in
Port Tobacco, the following described valuable
farm lying in Charles county, Maryland,
known as
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~Tke Prince Of Wslss contsmplatss. e
sosu = plsasant weather sets IN, 70 embark
81 ID royal y1shs yictosis aod Albert for >
sroIss il ths Righteousness s0dto tbs Bfadeirz
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THE TIMES
poRr ToBAcCo ND.
Fr1day. Feb. e. I s1s.


q gang 81 workmen arrived few days
ago and are nov, We understand, engaged in
xbseonssfnesioa of absidgson thsiins Of the
Road short distance ADORE Pope's Oreek.--
We also learn that Captains Bradley and
Elkins havs bsen chartered 10 q 10 Annapo-
lie .nd take 10 cargoes Of iron and other ma
ssrials d Be delivered at the Greek. -.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-22

a Good Cam paign St0r3

WHo viii forget the oonvivial JOY With
which re celebrated the happy Treaty
of Washington How fortunate that
our JOY took time by the forelock' The
present scene recalls the Irishmans ex
perience Seeing a built a field. tear
ing up the ground with his horns, the
notion struck him of nimbly jumping
over the fence and jamming the BULLS
nose in the dirt The idea was 90 COM
ical that he laughed till he could not
stand. On recovereriug he proceeded
to put bis plan into practice, but some'
how found himself going through the
air over into the road again. Picking
himself up slowly, and Iaiutly brush
ing at the dirt On bis clothes, he sighed
And wasn't it lucky that ! had my
laugh before I went over .beyant =
Henry Ward Reecksr's Paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-22
Starvation CIerrs.

An editorial in the New York Til
I,,ns states that zone of the largest
merchants in Philadelphia, man
eminent in all benevolent enterprises
and Yong Mems Christian Associa
tons, refuses to pay more than three
dollars per week to his assistant book
keepers, asserting that he turns away
applicants daily who would be glad TO
take that price, and that any boy, who
for the sake OF gentility, prefers to
starve keeping books, when he could
earn FIVE times the amount as journey.
man mechanic. is a fool"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-22
Wheeliag gsgistt1::
Terms, BY Mail, j. Advance
In No Eysnt Granf

A Philadelphia Democrat writes as
follows to the New York World. .
81 am much panied at the course
pursued by your paper since the adjourn.
ment of the Cincinnati Convention. l
suppose that Mr.. Marble has not lately
been in his editorial chair, Tor if he had
he would hardly have permitted the
continual assaults upon Mr. Greeley
which affords 60 much food for Grants
greedy henchmeu. What ia the use Of
rakiug up each OF Greeleys- sayipgs.
You know the old adage. That if each
mans faults were written on his fore
head he would pull his hat over his
eyes
"'Tempora muntanture ct mutamur
cum Ills"
"There are many Democrats here
who think tLat your paper is more
Grant than Greeley, and more free trade
than Democratic. As regards tree trade.
it Is no part of the Democratic faith.
/ am a free trader in the fullest sense
Of the term, but q tariff man may be az
good q Democrat as |. The Cipcin-
natl platform very properly left these
questions to be settled by the Congress
districts. / admit that Mr. Greeley has
spoken bitterly, disgracefully, of the
Democratic party; but ifthe Baltimore
Convention chooses to nominate him,
don't you think that your Journal is
doing much to elect Grant, Nor is
your needless assault on Blair. four
years ago, to be forgotten. AS l said
be ore, many Democrats, and among
the number, disprove Of this policy.
Whatever may he said ofMr. Greeley.
his tongue and pen have always been
upon the side of the poor, and of him
who earns MS bread by his hands daily.
In 1918, he spoke, on more than one
occasion, Tor a ten hour law for women
and children in factories. THIS know,
as | spoke on the same occasions.
81 am a delegate to the Baltimore
Convention, aud / am not for Mr. Gree
ley. l am tor Hancock; not because
he is a great military commander. but
on account OF his civil conduct In Lou
isiana If he will not be nominated,
/ would be tor Hendricks but il the
Convention will nominate Mr.. Greeley,
l will 10 the hest OF my ability, write
Tor him, speak fr him, and pray to
God that he NAV beat Grant.
Respectfully. you's.
JOHN CAMPBELL
"PaILapELPHIA, June 6. 1872"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-22
HRrper,n Ferry.

Senator Henry q. Davis introduced
and had passed in the Senate, a bill tor
the relef OF those citizens Of Harper's
Ferry who purchased Government prop
erty in the belief that the sale of the
water power attbat place. owned by the
Government, was bona fde. and would
be enforced. The provisions of the bill
were Just 1t went TO the House, and
through the indifference or carelessness
OF our present Representative in that
body, Mr.. McGrew, it was allowed to go
to a committee, where it wao permitted
to lay until the adjournment Of Con-
gress. Had MI. Faulkner been our
repreae otative instead of Mr.. Mcdrew,
1oee anyone suppose for q moment that
this would have &C urred? Mr. Faux
ner has never been known to sleep a.
his post, and 10 man has ever been
more dDlligent, energetic and faithful in
attending to the interests Of his con-
stituents in every position of public
trust which be has occupied, and no
man is more capable Of dong so.--Nd:s
-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-22

Honorable II. G. Davis and Alexau-
der Shaw, Esq, have sold to the At
laufic and Georges Creek Coal Com
pany a valuable body Of coal land,
underlaid with the big vein. Negotia'
tons between the parties were pending
for some weeks, but the sale was not
consumanated until Friday last. The
tract lies in the vicinity Of the property
now worked by the Atlantic and
Georges Greek Company. and embraces
one hundred and fifty acres The price
paid was sl60,O00.-Camberland ALE
ohsnian.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-22
Chicago Market.

..... CHICAGO. June 81.
FLOUR-Dull and almost stagnant
GRAlN--Wheat is in good demand,
but weaker and lower; prices fell 229
&c; closing at 81 334@l 33f seller July,
and 81 90 seller August Coru closed
quiet and easier, at 45c seller June, and
4v2c selly July. Oats are lower and
active; No. 2, 30@303c, cash; 3Otc
seller June; 30@304c seller July, and
29ic cash. Rye Is easy and quiet, at
55c. Barley is dull aud nominal, at SOC.
HlGHWINE5-Steady and firm. at
Csc.
PROFESSIONALISM and nominally
unchanged
LIVE HOGS-Are Sc higher; Gales
at - 75@4 10 ter "a r to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Are dull and
weak Gales at 81. $500 %, W.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
new York KaSafoG..oozz
e NEW Y0Rk.rJune 81.

b-.aAc e NEW YoRk. June 81. .
FLOUR-The market is heavy and
10000 lower at-@5 5096 15-tor super'
fine State 81 45@6 rs, Tor extra State;
! &c seas 90 torc h6iee 90; IS 956g7 IS foi
Eeuperffne wesfeff; rs 4567 o. loro com.
| mon to medium extra western; 81, O5
1(97 SO for choice dor % COOS 80 fol
common 10 choice white wheat west
fern extra; sc 70@6 90 tor com
mon to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; $6ttS5@9sS stog trade
brands; 80 00@l0 90 tereopnep 70 fsir
extra st, Louis 30 O54l2 90 for G pd
TO choice do! Southera2 -four 10 0 dull
and lower at 81 50(99 rs for Ccsmmon
10 fair extra; 50 ,809l3 90 for good to
choice do. Rye flour ia dull at 81 200
Is. Corn meal ia quiet.
GRAIN--The wheat market is. dull
aud l@2c lover at 81 seal ca Tor
No. 2 spring, 81 65@l 6 TOR No,
do; 81 80@l 30 for winter red west
ern; 81 S5@l 8S, for : amber vest
ern, and 81 90@2I 90 for white do.
Rye is dull at 86@S8c. for western.
Barley dull and unchanged. Barley
malt ia quiet. Corn 10 heavy and de,
clining at 6S@64c for steamer western
mixed; 65@66c tor. ssil do. Oats are
heavy and lover at s47A949e for west.
err, and 4S@5lc tor Ohio
PROVISIONS-The pork market ia
dull at $l3 so for new NJ ess, SO rs, for
prime mess and SIPS ferqnew prime
tness. Beef is quiet and without decided
change. ct, 81 50@9 SO for prime mess
| and $40 .00@l2 90 ter extra do. :. Beet
hams dull at $2300@26 00 Tieree beef
nominally unchanged at Sl4 000l7 00
+, for prime mess and II 00al9 90 for
India de. Cut meats are steady
at 9@9tc for hams and 565ic
for shoulders. Middles are firm. Lard
is unchanged ASSOC 57-l6c for No. |
to prime steam, and 9Ac for kettle rem
dered. a.. IA.
BUTTER-Market is dull at 200
26c for new State. ..... %
CHEESE-Market.is weak at 100
l33c for common to prime.
/ COTTON-On spot opens quiet and
scarcely so Arm; Gulf cotton is in good
request, and commands full prices; 254c
for low middhngs and 26ic for mid
ding uplands, ....-.,.0 49,.
Observation-Disclosures quiet and
10 buyers favor. at l2sc Tor crude and
22}@22tc tor refined.
TALLOW-Is dull at 999sc; stea.
rine dull at 93@l0c, .,.. 49,
WHISKY-Fimer- at Q0c.
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Pnhlie Library Of z entuckv.

Public Library OF Kentucky.
The Farmers and groves Bank Is Treas
urer, and tue eorpnrators and superyis' rs
are ali representative men, aud ar among
the most respectable and distinguished
citizens OF the State. 9 ould any tick
cts be e , ~ns % S be- t droyed and md
the one thousand gifts OIL red will al
be drawn and paid. but dimini, he Tin value
in proportion 10 the per centag+ o nn>ol1
tickets For instance, IL only three-tonr'hs
or the tickets .re sold, the capi al gilt WI !
be reduced to S5,OO and all the othe's III
fSRe Hon. Thos. E. Bramlette, late Cover
nor of Kentucky, has conse It'd TO repro
sent the Tru ices h the managcm mt OF this
second Grand CIT Concert, and will pr.
Tickets IS deposited with the Treasurer. that
tine drawing fl fairly conducted, End the
lifts Justly awarded and promptly paid.
The drawtag will take pace In u5lic in
immediate supervision and direction ofthe
ofncers and Trustees OF the Public Library
of Kentucky and the following named emil
pent and disinterested cftizens, who have
consented to be present and zee that all
Hon. N. r. Hardin, Judge Court Appeals
Hon. ]. Proctor Knott late N C., Lebanon
Hon. n: W. Fruce. Judge Ninth Judicial
Dt &c, Iii 4. Murray, U. s. Marshal, Dis
Hon. Cochran, Chancellor Louisville
Chancery Court. -
Hon. T. D. Stanjitord, President FarIner5
and Drovers' Bank.
Hon, John BaT',ee Manager Royal 1nsur'
snce Co, liverpool. -.
Col, Phil. Lee, Com. ATTY Ninth judicial
Ddsfr.ot
DR. G. GRAHAM, founder 6i ahsLa Cabinet.
Col. JLson F. Johnson, Manager Cali
DT. r, 8, Bell, Prof Medical University
Hon ]. q. Baxter, Mayor Louisville.
Hon. T l. Burnett, ,itv Attorney
Henry Wolford, Treasurer LouisylileEa
A. q. Brannop, Prest Manufacturers
Bank.
Pnilip Judge, OF the Louisville Hotel co
James Br dgeford, Pres. I'd Nat onal Bank
W. p; WHIPS ProPr %illaF Fsn rI9'ei'
:, ii. Victor Newcomb, firm Of Newcomb
Henry Deppen, Pres. German Bank.
Andrew GrshAIa, tobacco and colt u mes'
Or. NorVin Green, Pre-. L. & Q. shor'
Vol. Rfsa, Agent Adsps Express Co.
Those who desire further Information, or
who wis to act A. agents for he saleo
tickets, "a well ~ thoee d4iring 10 parch ase
'-, =. .TsI *. q nR AMLECTE.
Agent Pub 10 Library OH nruckE
Public Library Building, f.oui VILE Ky.
Circulars, giving iun particulars sent On
j.. ". L. Ro7GFRs, Agent,
No. 2 Mcclure II 'use Block,
nayGs - Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-22
New York Noses MARI o..

NEW YORK. June 2l-6 P. n.
MONEY-Tbe market was easy
throughout tie day and closed at 4@5
per cent.
DISCOUNTS-Prime discounts are
quoted at 6@7t per cent ..'..
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market
6rmer and closed at :I09sf9l09i tor
prime hankers' e. days slerling bile
and ll04@llna tor sight. " -
GOLD-rhe market WAS weaker
cary in the day aui declined TO ll3t
but became firmer in the ate. noon aud
advanced to ll3s ...
The Assistant Secretary of the Treas.
ury paid ont to day $4,000 on account OF
interest AID $4,000 in red mption OF
5 20 hor ds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Marke ct
was dull and steady United States cur
rency Ga at ll44@1l4s. a.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. June Il.

BALTIMORE. june Il,
FLOUk-Very dull and nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat duh aud nominal
Corn, southern white drm at 78@T9c;
dc, yellow aieady at &c mixed western
nominal at &c, Oste dull; western
mixed at 45@46c. Rye firm at u .05@
l Is.
PROVISIONS-Quiet. Bulk meata
unchanged and firm. Bacon in good
iobbing demand, but prices unchanged.
Sugar cured hams at l3@l39c. Lard
dull at SC.
BUTTER-Westsrn in improved de-
mand; good 10 choice at. l5@l7c; fail
to good at l3@15c. ...,. -,
WHISKY-Firmer at S9c.
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what the slriks Cesss-:

1T is estimated that there are 10000
workmen out Of work to-day IN conss>
oueoce of strikes. Average their daily
wages at 80 q day, . d Ne have S2l0,-
600 . day or 81, $1,000 s!week drawn
from the currency circulation. IN. T.
STANDARD. '.a''-~.! ~ ..
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CYnctnnati Market.


CINCINNATI. June Il.
The markets are generally very dull.
COTTON-Middlings at Oslo
FLoUR-Dall; ,super6ne at IS cog
6 SO; family At 81 50tSS 10 -. -.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and dropping;
red ct a. 65@l Is, Corn at 5l952c
for m 'xed. Oats dull at 37@4lc.
HOGS-Stesdy at s. 1904 10.
OIL-Linseed at Csc -. 49,.
PROVISIONS-Quiet mess pork
quoted at $12 00@I4 Is. Cut meals
generally unchanged. ITO. =.
: ToBACCO-Quief prices well main
tanned. - 49,, ...
WHISKY-At S5c. f.,-,.,.., ..-.
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At conclusion OF the Concert, the Manager
will distribute 30O BUILDING LOTS 10 the
ticket holders In the usual manner, but
II SESTI.Y AND lMPARIIALLY. :. ~.
These lots belong to Mr.. g. 0iiiland. OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, whose title 70 the sameds
undispntable, and being situated conven.
lent To the city, will make excellent and
pleasant homes for the ywOrkingmen aud
mech mic. These lots are Increasing in
value daily. A rich sIx.foot vein OF btu
coal hank Ia open and In wording order.
THIS bank, which gives full acce.s to the
coal underneath Will bs given away, With
the lot on which 1t Is aitusted. The coal,
valued at ~ cts. pc bushel, II worth SIC, :
600. A neat frame cottage house. Is alsp sit:
buiIdings, Will be given away with the Lot
on which 1t Is built. Oakdale Is q well
known. thriving and prosperous town, and
az present co,ltsins an Academy. Female
College, Malt House, Poatofnre, Express OF
flee. and Ia &c number Of hsndsomeawell-
ole place for industrious working men to
settle.
CLUB PRFMIUMS.-To the getter up ola
club ofthirty, handsome silver watch will
twenty, i've tickets will be given. To the
getter up OF q club OF ten two tiekets VIA he
given. TO the getter up OF club OF six, one
ticket will he given. -.
The following named gentlemen, We'll
known and prominent citizens Of Pitts
us 10 refer to them. They will vouch for
the honesty and Integrity Of the enterprise :
Hon, James Blackmore, Mayor of. Pitts.
burRh. and President OF the Mechanics
Savings Bank; Benjamin anGerly. ststs
Printer; r. Munson Purcell, Editor and
Publisher Of the Weekly Mirror, sAllegheuy
City, Pa Col Samuel Kilgore, County Tres-
surer. As to title to said property, refer to
II. 8. Floyd, Attorney at Law, 80 Grant
Street, Pittsburgh.
J. w. TAYLOR, Cashier City Bank, liz
Filth Avenue, rraaanrer
GEORGE d. sHANAFELT,
General Manager,
To whom all communications must be ad
dressed. General Office, ~ Third Avenue
Pittsburgh. -.
Per~Ons Renting money must send by
registered letter or p. v Order.
n,avAl-WkS
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Hlil,liug Lots For SaIe.

I OFFER THE FOLLOWING ETHER
| Al wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL in
tgtre .; No. S in Square 8; the south half
II NJ. II in Square 10; No. IA in Square 81;
Min square IL; No. In Square 2y No. IL
IN : ,uare Il; No. IA In Square IL; No. 5 in
|l9re A; No. u in Square Is, and No. IS In
Dvi,!on Z.
A.S0, Lots No. In Square 20; No. Is In
.,lt's 9; north half OF No. IA In Square 10:
! ~,Ilre L.. No. IL In Square 10; No II In
mare "a; No ~ In square q, and M. Is In
silra q. All situated In the Subdivisions
., ne CALDWELL estate.
ds'S Real Esrafa Accent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-22
valuable Dwelling Hous, s
for Sale.

.u.lI.I. Oh SOLD UPON REASONABLE
" terms, either the fiue residence on
~ southwest corner OF Monroe and Byron
r.e-tS belonging to the estate OF the late
,5yeTa1r stanton, or my large Brick Dwell
2 House on Market street, between Jeffer-
IN 4nd Adams.
rn1uirA at the book store OF J. ID. Stanton,
.,rtWeSt corner of Monroe and Market
.,.alS or at the Office of the undersigned,
Nh Fourth street north OF Monroe.
G.. W. Il. ALLISON.
WHEELING, June IL, 1872. jelS-a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-22

two FINE HILL FARMS IN WETZEL
uUlty, w. Va, one of $40 acres, go
,'rsS under fence and In cultivation, resi-
i.-!n valuable timber, house, stables, &c ;
no o'her of 100 acres, one mile west Of
B,~,on station, B n .. r. r. Payments
~ BIZ W. v. HUGE 4 BIRD,
Rlil av's Block LOB Market 1t.
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For Sale.

,ruE ELEGANT AND COMMOOIOUS
Re>ideuce of Mr.. Jno. NJ. Mathews, stu.
- on the northeast corner ~ Fifth and
I.uroc streets. This property Ia very de
'.rby located, and is possessed OF every
...,. Gri and )nvenience. Pri e low and
IN, easy. THOS. O'BRIEN,
20 Real Estate gent
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For Rent.

LARGE ROJM, Wild SPLENDID
!. light and power for machinery. Also,
,.IeI small ons, with or without power,
al one ltrgs wareroom. Possession given
1T Ci hp1l. Apply al office OF Star foun-
i-~. BENZ. FISHER.
g..pJ. III
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-22

Total 1000 Gifts, all Cash. .....-s50n,OO0
p, This concert. IiHe the frSt q tn. 10th of
December last VIII Oh was SO ecidedly 20 :
cessfu,, and at which the first grand GIT
was drawn by andi paid 10 Mr.. John x.
Durff, Of Memphis, Ten ~, Is for the De 'eat