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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-05
Cheap Transportation Convention

RICHMOND. December AIN the
Cheap Transportation Convention to-
day, all the substitutes for the report Of
the committee on water routes were with
drawn, and Colonel Fl. c. Cabell, OF Elr,
ginia offered us compromise resolu'
ton recognizing in addition to the line:
of transportation recommended by the
United States Senate Com1nittce on
Transportation, the eproposed kocE Island
and Hennepin Canal, in Illinfis. connect,
ing the Mississippi and Illinois rivers
canal, and the change Of water ways to
the seaboard, rs project OF great neceS-
sity, and urging the necessity Of II
speedy construction Of the work. Ihls
resolution was unanimously adopted.
A Aresolution by Col. Frobel OF Geor-
gis, showing the necessity Of cheap
transportation to improve finance, was
adopted.
The Railroad men came to the front,
and the rest of the session was spent dis
cussing the advantages of Railroad
transportation, and in hearing an able
paper from Engineer Greele, OF New
York, on Steamer Canal Boats. The
name of the Association was changed TO
the "American Board of Transportation
and Commerce. To-night's Will be pro-.
tracted, US an adjournment SINE de Is eX'
pected.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Hon } oslah
Quincy, Of Massachusetts; Vice Prcsl-
dents, John +. Henry, New lor k; Col
C. 5. Darlington, Virginia; John {.
Dare, Illinois; J. Nelson Harris, Ken
tucky; Charles Pelham, Alabama; Geo.
Booth California; Governor Garland,
Arkansas; Colonel w. +. Greenwood,
Colonel j. q. Brertle, and ). l.. Nib!ocE,
Florida; j. NJ. Smith, Georgia. r. {.
johnson, Indiana; Col. ii. b. Smedley,
Iowa; w. NJ. Burmcll, Louisiana;
Stephenson Archer, Maryland; Charles
Francis Adams, Massachusetts; William
Windam, Minnesota; General A.. j.
Vaughan, MissisSippi; X. l.. Banner,
Missouri; Dudley +. Chase, New Hamp-
shire; NJ. J. Jameson, New jersey Geo.
B. Porter. Nebraska; Icb Vance, North
Carolina; ID. W. Aiken, South Carolina;
William Maxwell, tennessee D. f.
Blaine, Maine; Lyman Hcneklcy, Yer
mont; b. NJ. Kitchen, West Virginia;
Hon. Matt Carpenter, Wisconsin; Danic!
Clarke, Oregon; James Bailey, Penn,yl-
vania; John Dauis, Kansas; Hon
Samuel Shelaberger, Ohio; }. b..
johnson, Texas; K. ii. Mileroy,
Washington Territory; +. B. Crew.
Dakota; F. C. Capreal, John Ross, Wal
tor Shandly, Canada; Major Fiske, Mon
treal; Governor jewell, Connecticut;
Elisha Dyer, Rhode Island; Hon. K. G..
Mccormick, Arizona; Governor C"ch-
ran, Delaware.
Treasurer, F. B. Thurbcr, New York;
Secretary, K. II. Ferguson, Troy, \. y.
An able paper by John Roach, OF New
York, on ship building and some further
business Of no public interest was trans-
acted and the convention III ll:3O p. NJ,
adjourned sine die.
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3o Prints In KitunIisIn.

\ Rituali>t has summarized thirty-two
points As sometimes ascribcd u what Is
called Ritualism from tn" counts in the
Report of the Committee on Canons. rs
submitted to the late Episcopal Conven-
ton:
!. An Altar Cross.
=. \ Reliable.
8. Altar Flower.
1. Eucharistic Lights.
). Professional Gross.
i. Bowing toward the Altar on enter
ing or leaving the Chanc"l.
:. The Sign of the Cross.
&. Salutations Of the Gospel and Of the
Altar.
.. Eucharistic vestments.
10. Colorcd chasubes.
II. Auricular confession.
L. Banners.
l$. Prayer for the Faithful Depart9d.
Il. U,e of unlcavened bread.
l5. Mixed chalice with blessing Of the
water.
lG Additions
l.. Change Of Book to Gospel SIDE
for the Gospel.
Is. Epi,tle and Gospel not read toward
the people.
- Purificatjon Of sacred vessels after
the blessing.
% Bowing- at the sacred Nam" and
at entering or departing from the Churc h
u. Altar cards with seCrets.
22. Law clerks to assist at celebration.
23. Lighting additional light at Con-
-ecrati"n and Macnifcat.
"a. The Use Of the bir"tta.
-. The cope.
%. The Hour Agony service.
-. Singing S,tras" Cprd1 also Bc1lei'c-
flls and the ign,u Dci.
-. Invocation Of Trinity, with sign Of
CrO-, before sermon.
~. CruciiIes.
-. laccn...
81. Elevation Of sacred species.
81. Eucharistic alteration.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December 4.-Flour--Qulct
and unchanged Whcat-Dull and un-
settled; No. | spring 92n93c; No. , do
gOJc cash or seller December; No. > Sici
rejected S0!c. COrn-Dull; No. , mixed
74Jc cash; 74ic seller Deccmbcri new
No. 2mixed &c cash; rejected now G2!
Ia 63c. Oats-Dull and lower; No. =
SAC cash; 533c seller January; rejected
soc. Rye-Quict; No. 9jc. Barley
Dull and unsettled; No. = II - cash;
81 % seller january; No. , 81 II. Dress
ed Hogs-Stcady at s. jOnS 90. Pork
Dull and quiet at 80 w cash; $50 OS
seller February. Lard-Steady and in
moderate demand at Sl3 Ia cash; Sl2oo
seller February. BulR~ Meets S,s7sdE
and in maderatc demand ut yesterday :
quotations. Whisky-Stcady and in
moderate demand at sc. On the call Of
the board in the afternoon Wheat closed
demand fair and market firm at 9O:c bld
seller December; 9l!c seller january.
Corm-Dull and nominal nj 1lc cash;
7i2c seller year. Pork-SoId at so ~
cash; $50 3j seller February. Lard
Sl3 II cash; Sl3 % seller February.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, December 4-MoNEY-
Loaned at 34@5 per cent and closed at
4 per cent; prime mercantile paper un-
changed; although the tendency was
lower it sold at higher rates. Sterling
dull at 4S4I@4S5 for sixty days, and
1890 400 for sight. Imports of dry
goods for the week $l,273,503. Customs
receipts S3Sj,0O0.
GoLD-Opencd at ll2b and closed at
III. the two extremes Of the day. Bor-
rowing rates la2 and finally l'63 per
cent; loans We're also made fiat. The de-
cline was caused by the gain of bullion
by the Bank of England, and considrra-
bic sales of long gold. Treasury dis
bursements $337,OOO Clearings $751;
100000. Specie engagements for to-
morrow $l0O00OO.
GovERNMENTs-Slightly lower in
,ympathy with gold
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBEgTY. December Cattle
-Receipts for to-day G46 head, and for
the las: four days s,s25 bad Busines.
dull and buyers nearly all left. 4 few
loads changing hands al a small decline
from Yesterday figure. Hogs-ReceiPis
to-day 5.Gs5 bead and for the lAst four
days ls. .555 head; bes, Philadelpbiss 81 Is
al 10; Yorkers 50 25ta5 60. Sheep
Receipts for to-day LOO head, and for
the last four days 1000 head; best - IS
as Is; medium 81 40ta4 80.
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STATE BoNDS-Quiat, except Tenne
---- l. ,,.-.r.,

STATE BONDS-Quist, except Icnne-
sees, which We're better.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Activc and strong.
SToCKs-Opened firm at !ta d! per cent
of an advance over the closing quota
tions of yesterday. As the morning ad-
vanced a decline all around of Ia ! per
cent took place after which the market
became active and strong, and an ad-
vance of ia ! per cent occurred. During
the morning general hamm"ring took
place, with Pacific Mail rs the point Of
attack, large blocks ofwhich were thrown
on the market, and prices went of! from
A.! to 81 the lowest price beng touch
ed at the close. The decline in the other
active shares ranged from to per cent
The quarrel between the directors ofthc
Pacific Mail was the chief cau>c of the
decline in that stock. 1t Is thought that
Rufus Hatch will be elected president of
the company in place Of Russell Sage.
The sales to-day aggregated 10000
shares. of which 1900 were Pacific
Mail. u 900 Western Union, 10000
Northwestern common, 5000 Rock Is
land, 10000 ST. Paul common, 1000
Erie, 22,OOO Lake Shore, 5000 Ohios,
l2OOO Wabash and ii 600 Union Pacific.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, December 4-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-DrmAnd fair
and marke; firm: No. 3 white Wabash b
Michigan cash 81 O9Gq ! % !;
seller December 81 %; seller January
llIldl -; No. ! red 81 IL. Corn
Steady and in moderate demand: high
mixed 7lc; seller January 7ltc; low
mixed 69!nI GsIc; no grade cote: dam
aged ole Oats->teady ard in moderate
demand: No. , 55tGa nc; Michigan SEC
Clever SAed-S5 81 has 80.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK. December i.-B"rvcS-
Receipts 1880 head, making 1000 for
four day, against i,G7O for the same tim"
last week. Lower prices were accepted
for common stock and the offerings wer"
closed out early. Native steers ranged ;
G,l3c,.and five cars Of smooth Cherokee
cattle were sold at 8! !c, a decline from
Monday on common 10 medium grades
Of about Ic. Sheep and Lamb,-Rcrciuis
7.47O head, making 1920 head for the
last tour days, against 500 head for the
same time last week Buyer and sellers
are wide apart and sales low and Iim'tcGi
ordinary to good sheep ranged 1CdGi ic
lambs 6ra 7ic; 1t few extra Canada -Mc"l,
l46 lbs average, sold at &c. Aboit
twenty-five car load- remain unsold, IN
cluding three cars of Of Colorado stock.
for which 45c Wa offered. ,winc-Re-
cepts 4,i70 head, making 2I,iSO head
for the last four DAYS. against -, 100 Tor
the same time last week. None offered
alive; dressed advanced TO SlG 9c. with
the bulk Of the -ulcs at &C..
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA. December 4-Wooi
-Firm. inactive and holders not
anxious 70 scll; Ohio, Penn.ylvAnia
aud Wet Virginia double extra
and above 5jGjGc; cAtrs j415jc;
medium jjrj7!c; coar.e jOla ~;
Michigan. Indiana and Western fin"
40 80; medium j3ld5jc; coarse 30;
combing wished DOIa GJc; do unwa.h-
I'd 43lg 4Sc; fue unwAsbed 8ci c0srse
and medium washed 4Ola42ci too wash
I'd jjraGOc; extra and merInO pulled iZ3
"a 47c; No. ! and sup-rfne pulled 42la 47c
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CONDENSED TELEGRAmS.

Peter Crosby took possession OF the
Sheriff, office at V lckSburg. this morn
M. hut soon afterwards withdrew. 1t
j. understood that the State authorities
will sustain Crosby rs sheriff at all haz-
ards.
Albert jackson, was convicted "f muir
t,r in the first degree, Thursday evening
a,tnr uccumphce of Jarvis, in the muir
der ut Samurl Jones, at South Oyster
BAY. l.ou. I,lang. Judge Armstrong,
vi New ORR. Yesterday, sentenced both
Jarvis. who wa convicted two days ago,
nnd Jackson, to be hanged on the 18th ot
january.
/, !, stated that James Lowe, Of the
firm of Lowe. Hartman " Co, "t New
York. has been rendered the presidency
u. the Pacific Mail Company. 1t is also
stated that Sage will retire from the pres
idency of the Panama railroad company.
liirm smith was hanged Yesterday, ut
Wa,crtown, New York, having been
convicted o; completely in The murder
ofCharles Wendam, on January 9th,
lS73.
\ special to the London Times from
Calcutta says that the Governor is satls-
lied that Groalior, the prisoner, Is not
Mana Sahib.
The King of Havana visited the West
rrn Union Telegraph office at San Fran
cisco yesterday and last night, and wit
lr>,cd the review of the State militia by
I,,v.r,.,- Roth NJ Mechanics - Pavilion,
He leaves ior Washington to-day.
At Mars Hill, in Lafayette county,
ARKANSAS, on Monday, a man named I'd.
Strange. while under the influence "i
liquor. shot and killed u bar tender NAM
ed Lester.
The British Foreign Office has dis
patched from Baden, dated Nov. y,
stating that DR.. Livingstone's journals
reached ZanZabar in safe hands.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHTLApELPHIA. December i.-FlOur-
FIRM and ac:iye: .uperfne 81 5jIa 90;
e1tFs - 2OIa Is. Wheat-Steady; red
Il nal %; amber 81 2iNd,l 26. Corn
Steady st STA 54c. Os.s-Steady;
white GGNa CSC; mixed &c. Petroleum
Easier: refined I0:c; crude Slas in
barr.ls; in bulk s.. Whsky-QI.ei a.
SlO2. Butter-Sieaty; prime western
3Jla3Gc; choice rolls $40 &c. Cheese
-CuchAnged; western easIer. Eggs-
Steady; western GOA 32c.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December 4.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. Whcat-Quict;
amber II 2OCa 30; No. red 81 2j(a
%; rejected 81 ID. CONFIRM; new
mixed western Soc Oats and Rye
Firm and unchanged. Hay-Dull and
unchanged. Provlsions-Quict. Pork
Unchanged. Bscon-Scarcc; shouI-
ders l0Ic; clear rib sides l3tm l3lc,
Hams-Unchanged. Lard-Ncw west
ern steam at l4cnl4tc. Buttcr-St"ady;
choice tub 33G 35c; choice rolls Sc. Pc
trolcum-Quet at - 9$Ca 4 %. Coffee .
Dull; Rio l74@l9!c. Whisky-Firm
and scarce
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Cincinnati Market.

CrNcISNATI, December i-Cotton-
Dull at llc. Flour and Bariry-Un-
changed. Whcat-Activc at 81 OSfa
ll2. Curn-F.rm at 70G72c. Oats
Firm at j7f6 f0c. Ryc-Stcady at 81 0s.
Oil,-Uuchanged. Egg,-St"ady at PC.
Butter and Chee.c-Flrm. Pork-Firm
at $50 30 pot: $2l o. seller JAnusay.
Lnrd-Quict and easy; steam 1890 kettle
I4ml4ic. Bulk Meats-Demand active
and prices advanced; shoulder. 7t@Sici
clear rlb -iic. lO.m lO.c; clear sIdes
lO:; oil partly cured loose. Bacon-Cn-
changed. Green Meats-Firmer; -hOul'
ders &c; sidcs 9!ci hams llGll:c FOR II
TO IL lbs ayerag. Wbisky-Stcady and
in moderate demand at 97c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

age trade was less active, and the jobblng
branches lacked animation. Cotton
goods in steady demand, with the most
activity in brown cottons, Cotton Flan-
ncls and Corset Jeans at unchanged
prices. Side Band Prints and Chintz
Print, in good demand. Printed, fancy
and Chcviot shirtingS are more active.
WooienS generally quiet. Shawls were
largely sold at auction to-day but brought
very low prices.
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND. December 4.-Wheat-
Quiet and unchanged. COrn-Du.! and
unchanged. Oais-Steady and unchan z
ed. Petroleum-Steady and unchanged;
standard white SIC; Ohio state test l0tc.
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Pennsy lyania X. r., w.. Columbin
Conduit Company.

PITTSBURGH, December IA large
force OF men. under the immediate super
vision of Superintendent Creighton, OF
the Pennsylvania railroad, appeared at
Powers Run this morning, and cut the
pipe of the C5lumbiS Conduit Company
where il was laid under the track oi the
West Pennsylvania railroad, thus putting
stop TO the present operations on the
part Of the pipe company.
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The public debt statement shows a
small decrease for November; but it
leaks out that this decrease was manip-
ulated by Withholding the payment of
several large warrants until after De
cembcr lst. Had these been paid, there
would have appeared an increase instead
.,t A decrease.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PrTTsBURGH. December i.-Pig Iron
Weak with very little demand; No. l
foundry $40 40; gray forge s2i 90
WheAt-Firm and price unchanged
Corn-Ne~ ear 17he7sc; sbelled 7Sc on
track; SOC free in elevator. Petroleum
Quiet and prices unchanged.
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Is the Cheap Transportation Conven-
ton Yesterday, the warfare between the
Railroads and Canals was compromised
bv the unanimous adoption Of resolu-
ton advocating Congressional help for
the Rock Island and Hennepin Canal.
Thi, canal connects the Mississippi with
the Illinois River. The name
oflhc Convention was changed to the
American Board Of Transportation and
Commerce.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-05

\ TELEGRAPHIC correspondence be-
tween those two jolly dogs; those great
and good friends" His Royal Highness,
the King of the Cannibal Islands, and
His Excellency, L. SIMPSON GRANT, is
nublished this morning.
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Mr. JoHS BEoYpRlCK assumes in this
weeks issue of the Piedmont independent
entire editorial management of that pa
per. In his remarks, "by way of a salu-
tatory," he says that he will devote his
paper chiefly towards advancing the in
trrests of his town and couRty. That in
politics he will be independent, but not
neutral And while the present inetfi-
cient and tyrannical administration holds
the reins Of power, it will find Il steady
opponent in the independent Wewish
him success
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Germany had lived in intimate friend
ship for century. If" continued Bis
marck, "your darts are directed against
that friendship, they will miss their mark.
lean quietly bear the charge OF taasco."
In reference to an assertion of
Herr Jaerg that Kullmann was
madman. Bismarck replied
that he was not mailman. "Iou don't
want to have snything in common with
Kullman that l can comprehend, but he
clings tightly to your coatails.' | asked
KuIlmann why he wished to kill ME, and
he answered on account of the church
laws. and because | insulted his party.
] asked which party. and he replied,
The Centre or utramantancs. Great
tulnult in the Chamber
Indignation at Bismarck's speech.
A telegram to the Standard from Mad
rid says that thirty arrests had been
made in connection with the recent
mutiny. 1t is reported that the Depu-
ties from Alsace and Lorraine were 50
incensed at Bismarck's speech of the Both
ut, that they threatened to withdraw
from the Reichstag and quit Berlin, but
were induced to stay,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-05

WEprint this morning communica-
ton in favor of building bridge, con-
Meeting the city with the Peninsula,
On Wheeling Creek. This is one of those
improvements demanded alike by justice
and public interest; and one whose ac-
compl>hment cannot long be delayed.
|, i alike meritorious and inexpensive.
The Council probably will, and certainly
should, act promptly upon it. This is
favorable time to let the contract for the
work. All kinds of material is low, and
labor Is low and seeking employment.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
j u r u 3 E e A
ARE YOU
Weak. Nervous or Oehilitated2

Are you so Ianguid that any cxcrtiou r"-
quirrs NOR" ot Hn "N"riiUn than you feet
capable of ofmaking?
fhrn try JuRUBEBA, the wonderful
tonic and invigOra,Or, which acts :" h"n"-
ficlally on the sccrctiy" organs a. 10 im-
part Vigor Ia all th" vita forces.
II il no alcoholic appetizer, which slim
ulatss for short time, only To let IN" suf-
frrrr iall 10 "a lower k"pth al misery, but
IL is vegetable tonic acting directly on
tn" liver and spleen.
IL regulates the bowels, quirtS the nerves,
and giyCssuCh n healthy ton" Ia IN" whole
system as To soon make th" invalid feel
like "A new person.
It's operation II not violent, hut f. char
actcriZed by great g"ntl"u"sS; the patient
experiences no sudden change, NO marked
results, but gradually his troubles
"FOld their tents. like tn" Arabs,
And silently steal away
This II no new and untri"d discovery,
but has been long used with wonderful
remedial results, aud II pronounced by
| the highest medical authorittrs "tlc most
powerful tonic md alternative known"
Ask your druggist for IT, For sHI" Toy
WM. T.. EIDDEK & co, New York.
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FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be cloudy, with easterly or .outherly
winds, and slight change in tempera-
'rrp
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, December 4, sP. NJ.


OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, December 4, ,sP.M. J
PROBABILITIES.
70. the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
increasing cloudinesS, essterly or south
eF!y winds, and slight change in temper
aiure and pressure. For the Upper Lake
Region and Northwest, partly cloudy
weather and areas rain or snow,
with lower temperature and variable
winds. For the Lower Lake Region,
increasing cloudiness, easterly or south
erly winds, slight temperature and high
but falling barometer. For the Middle
States, continued cool and generally clear
weather. with northeast winds, veerlng
10 easterly and southerly, and decidedly
high barometerr For the canal region
and New York, the temperature Will
continue below freezing during Saturday
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Ocean SteamerA.

QUEENSTOWN, December 4.-The
steamship City of Lendon from New
York has arrived.
NEW YORK, Dec, .4.-The steam
ship Elysia from g sSw has arrived
QUEENSTOWN, Deaber Arrived
The steamship Ja sbm New York.
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VOL. IL.
at'heeling gegister.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
Al lll4.
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FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Montpelier Female Humane Assot'n,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
November 23, 1874.
?, LIS Cash GIFTS amounting to......-sl ,Uuc,O
NUMBER OF TICKETS. 100. 900.
PRICE nE TICkETS-

The Montpelier Female Humane AsSo-
citation, chartered by the Legislature of
Virginia and the Circuit Court Of Orange
Co., proposes by Grand Gin Concert Ia
establish and endow Home for the Old,
Infirm, and Destitute Ladies' Of Virginia"
at Montpelier, the former residence Of
President James Madison.
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MacNahon's Message.

PARIS, December 4.-The newspaper
organ ofthc Republican party thinks that
the message of President MacMahUn To
the Assembly, is directed against lcgitl-
mists, while the Journals published in the
interests of the Conservatives, believe it
is pointed towards Radicals. The public
generally, is favorabiy impressed with
L., ,,,n--.I.,n
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X. W, Ill GIIiS,
", W IT.
L - Iulpp EuSt'n niSt pf NJ

T. - Y JNIIE', T"INI II IIINT' vi ' w
Further references 10y permission: His
ExcrlIcncy Gilbert 4. Walker. EN-GoN-
urner of Va. Hon. Roht. T.. With"rS, Lieut.
Gov. OF Va, and l. =. senator elect ~"na-
tors and Members OF Congress nom Va.
RnmittanccS for tickets may b- made 10y
express prepaid, postofiicc money order on
Washington, u. t.. or by registered letter.
For mll particulars, testimonials, &C.,
send for Circular. Address,
HON. JAMES BARBER,
Prrsr VI. +. II. ~, Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
nsflSh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-05

CINCINNATI, December The
Board Of Councilmen to-day adopted .
resolution instructing the Mayor to COM
municate with the family OF Chief JUS
tibe Chase and request from them his re-
mains for interment here
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-05
Correspondencnee Between King
kalakaua and the President.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-The tel
ecraph offices of the Western Union
Company in San Francisco, and the State
Department at Washington, were put IN
in direct communication this afternoon,
and the following correspondence con-
Quoted:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-05
GoyrRNoR's OrFICE, KIcmMoNp. July 3.

Ii affords me pleasure 10 say that am
well acquainted with IA large majority of
the officers Of the Montpelier Female liu-
name Association, who rc>id" In the Vi
cini;y OF my home. and attest their In
trlligenCe and their worth and high rcpu-
tution aS gentlemen, a. well rs the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. KEMPER, Coy. virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, JulyS, ISL " |
commend them rs gents of honor and In
trgrity, and mlly entitled to the confidence
OF the public