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nUNOANsON BROS. Auctiopeers,
- Southeast cornei 9th and d sta northN ct.

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SSswEisas .hG sH.sT,sss, VIII ?fHSH
F.kiEtf HoT a. S!ss sE x9 SSTT9s;
Ns sM tSarAs Arr HSP T9s.ifS rs
" Ell N EEk s APP Ss ss6
LACE KoooFL dfH AkfHG sss G sHs
pkNIMs, WIFE GOOOs, EDGiNGS AND
sHsTL sS bbIFsSS az
EsTNnRED DOZEN sT.R BRAID B0s0ns,
On mokD d M6sSfsG Nc A March Comm neips
Win be soa the eO1fe stock s1 ~ ,sss
10 The above nsmed 'ods, together win large
meraie the whole to be closed out, without reserve,
mars, W DUNOANsON BROS, Auo.s.
TRUSTEES SALE XALUABLE I'M PROVED
BEsL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF MARY
sTRkHs Wfs 1 B5r AMI sG
GhkRs srd hSF fHRseS MffSSID By
By virtue Of deed Of trust rus da M July aah,
- A ID. ISIS, and duly recorded in Liber No. 79I,
columbia and at the Of or party
scared thereby, we will sell at public suction, in
UspSf February lss at oIocs
AL that certain piece or psroe Of ground, situate In
Known IS part Of lot No. 5, in sa"are No 5TS, and
bounded as follows, viz: Beginning for same on
Maryland avenue IA feet inches westerly from the
northeast corner OF said lot, aud running thence
westerly along the lice of said avenue y feet in
cbes thence sOuthesstery TO intersect the line
o. said lot at point distant 10 feet inches
from southwest corner Of said lot; thence along
the 7ed resr line ~ feet inches to the southeast
correr OF said lot. and thence northw-sterly in a
straight line to the place of beginning, together
with the in prov ernen's the reon
Terms Of sale: One third cash; (Of which IOO
be paid az the time of sale) aud the baisnce ia g.
r. ard 70 months in equal payments, to be secured
by purchaser's notes. bearing per cent. interest
from day of SALE until paid, and q deed Of trust on
the property sold Conveyancipg and recording at
purchaser cost. Ii terms of sale not com Piled
with days after sale, trustees reserve the
rig hit to resell risk and of purchaser I'm de-
fault. WM +. HOFFMAN, r-u..
Il. w. BOWMAN, hus'eos.
febS-dt5 Rep eodl
81 BY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER
EoT, the above sale Is postponed until WEDN SIS
DAY, March ,lS!6.
feb,s.s,, Y wv W Il DOW HW2ssTEz I'M Trustees.
@-BY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INFER
est, the bOve sale is further post poned until MON
DAY, MAJ ch 9th lo7o, At p
Nm II. BoITZMAN,| ru.oo
mari dts X. ". BOWMAN. hus'ees.
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NNASH p. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer
w tSuccessOr to Green Williams, Auo.ioneers
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsTATE, SITUATED ON STREET. az
TWEEN 5TH AND 6TH STREETS NORTH
WEST, IN TIE CITY OF WAsHINaT
80 BY virtue OF q decree Of the Supreme Court
LEI OF the District of Columbia, Of the 2lsr Septsn
Der. 1875, in the case OF DeEaughn q al VS. De-
Vaughn ct al, Equity Docket 9, will SELL in front
Of the premises the 81 feet from front to rear of
Lot No. 2, in Square No. 4d, commencing at a point
on street, between 5th ard 9Th strests northwest
g. feet inches from the southeast corner of said
square, running thence west - feet, thence north
iO eei 9 inches thence east 80 feet, hence south
lol Yet si inches imp owed by two Brick Buildings
two etoI les high, Ecs 301 and 5O9. at 80 cool
m, mon DAY. the 2Oth day OF March, 1876
Terms: Ore third of the purchase money 10 be
paid in cash at the time of safe, within me day
thereafter, and the baisacs ia equal nst8limens al
IL AID Is months. with interest from the day OF sale
secured by notes CT the and deed trust
npoh the Property. One hundred dollars to be paid
By the pure at the time Of sale aud the
Of sale TO be fully complied with within five days
the eser, otherwise the property to b. ras5d after
teU days ROtice al the and risk # the default
ing purchaser. The purchaser t. pay for slI con.
veyaneIng M. Thompson. Trustee
MARI [Ohronl WASH B. WILLIAMS. hucs
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MARRIED.

HARNEY-BoYLK. In Austin, February Is,
late II " ssbinston, ID. G..
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In accordance with act Of Congress approved
June q 1874. 10. 8. Statutes, vol Is, page rs }
there will be sold q auction TO the highest bidder,
at m. on TUESD aY, April tn. 1876, the Mate
rial of all kinds contained in the Old Jail Buildings
Walls and Fences, located in Judiciary Square.
The material to be entirei removed within thirty
DAYS afte sale. len per cert. of the purchase
money will be required on day of sale; the bslance
before work OF removing mat rial IL commenced.
o. <. BABCOOk, Del. of Engineers, U. b. A.
mara 2aw3w THOS BOWLING, Auct.
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nUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers.
II Southeast corner 9Th and ID ste. a. W.

AUCTION SALE OFACCLT ECTI0N OF FINE
IMPORTED OIL PAINTINGS.
On WEDNESDAY EVGNIHG, sth March. com
meDciDg at O'Clock, will be sold within our sales
rooms 9th and ID streets northwest, q catalogue Of
Oil Paintings. forming part Of a private collection
r Gently imported from Europe by a resident of
Washington, who is about leaving the city sni
represents the following artists sanheld, Hoqarth
ktuDinck, srufeld, Jan David de Hem. NiccoIo
bambpi, Jan Breugbel, GaInsborOush, Laucreet
MOucheron. West, GOthers, and 10 which peciai
attention is invited. sale without limtst
mara DUN lANSJN BIOS Ancts
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TRusTIES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROsID REAL ESTATE ON EAST CAPT.
TOL STREET, BETWEEN 2p AND 2n ATS

vRusT1ES SALE OF XALUABLE I'M
dPROvnD Real ESTATE ON FAST c APP
TUL 81 REEr; BETMEEN Sp AND Sd SITS,
SSIQhi RAMzbWELLING, WITH LARGE
CELLAk: No. 22e; ALSO, FRAME STABLE
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated October 10, A.
p 1871 and duly recorded in Liber No 666, folio
l48, among the Land Records Of the District OF Col
unota, aud By direction Of the party secured there
BY will sell st public auction, in front Of the pre-
miss, 70 the highest bidder, on DNESDAY,
March sth A. b. 1876, ct l:3O ,. m eli those
certain pieces parcels OF grou I'd In the city of
warrington. In said District, and known and de-
scribed g follows. w.t. The Is feet front
Ing on Fest Capitol street OF lot !, in square No
l59 and attending back the width Of Is feet the full
depth OF said lot; Also lot lettered and marked
In II. o. eholea and others recorded subdiviaiop OF
original lots IL, Is, Is, and 70. I'm said square No.
769 excepting the south II feet s& inches fronting
en- % street east BY equal depth Of - feet inch OF
esid let IN" together with the imDrovem
Terms OF ssle: One third cash (of which slso
must be paid IT time OF sae, and the balance in aiX
twelve, and eighteen months, In equal aymeuts 10
30 secured By purchsser's notes bearing interesf
from day Of sAle at the rate Of eight Per cent Der
ennum until Datd fpaysble semi annually, and 8
deed OF trust On the premises sold. Conveys cin9
and recording et Durcbasers cost II terms Of saIe
are not complied with In six days amer oale the
trustee the right to resell ct rAk and cot Of
WM. y. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
No: 1891 street northwest.
BOWMAN GREEN, Aucts. feb3 dn
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AUCTION SALES.
fUTUsE DAYS.


DusoANs0s BROS Aues,oseer.,
II Corner sih ana streets northwest.
TRUtTEE's SALE OF sAv MARE AND TOP
WAGON AT AUCTI0H.
u and dgiy TsSertsd IN LiSsr rs, feIiO 81 81
-. &c OF the lsLd records for Washington
8oksns ss March e HsG sss f is an 70
oelock, In front of Duacsnsoa Bros auction rooms
Small Bay Mare and Top Wagon.
mari cash" WIN. R. WOODWARD rra..e..
D0WsMAN q GREEN, Aacfienesrs
TsgsTEls sALsoE AhgAyLEIYPRoyEp
J TksT cS e AsP sTS H. sfsESts SOUTH
StIH6INs, WITH NODE s6bSks am fSP s5SH
a By Virtue of a deed oftru,t dated M Az al,,,A
= d. 1875, and duly recorded in liber No. TsS, To-
l,Y I'D ct seq one Of the land record. for the DIS
cured hereby viii sell a. pubic auction
q the premises. to the nighe ST.; bidder on ia RS
al that certain PIECE or lot Of greInd stq., and
m sns s Of
cordiE g to Fredk A Boswell's subdivision of east
bered 40 and go IN square numbered four hum
dred and ninety hye, 1851 as said subdivision is
and District, in H D. Cooke" folio lss, togsthey
with the i'm provements thereon.
mast be paid at time of ssle); and the bala in six
twelve and eighteen months, n equal psyn ents, to
cent. interest from day of sale until paid and dsed
OF trust on the property sold. CJny ey sncing aud
not omplied with 10 six DAYS after sale, the Tra.
tee reserves the right to resell risk and cost of
WIN HoLTZMAN, Trustee.
decil dts No. 1921 Il street northwest.
n~THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
having failed TO comply with ms terms of sale, the
msradts %MF Ho SS 2sps M Tr Rnsse
TRusTEEs,, SALE OF VALUABLE PhoP-
E * .I idIhmiPROsED AND UNIMPR0yED.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated March lst A. D.
1870 and recorded in Liber No ia, folio $50. of the
umba and By direction of secsraL Of the holders of
the notes secured thereby, We viii sci! q public
the 7th day of March, 1876, at O'Clock D. N ali
these pssss Or parcels Of in Wash
fetal plat of said city as follows, VIZ The south
enty Six fees Of lot i've WITH the foil 'H depth Of
said lot in sausre three hundred and twenty five
@ all tS i lots ,TeI IT., 81 and 2 The
stern twenty two feet inch % liz ftJ Of lot
sixteen with the fun depth Of said lots in square
NEsbAI the 9Th day of March, 1876, at O'Clock
pm m LOT nve 81 in square one hundred and seven
huI dred and four l04); together with the improve
Terms Of sale: One fifth of the purchase money
and ex penses OF sale in cash. the balance payable at
one two a6d tn ee years for which the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate of eight go
per centum per am um from the day of sale and Sc.
cured oy tI1ss deed on the property will be ta.en
erty will be required a. the time Of sale and ali con-
ysyancine will be a. the expense of the purchaser
property. II the terms OF sale are not Complied
property at the fss ana eo the 4
fautns pnnsES ssF Es d.Ks
$50, EKSjAMI IS HERNEILLE, 'u''0'''
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A YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocrA-
TON IN PARIs.-Au association OF this
character has been In operation for the last
eight years, and Is greatly nee led I'm q city
SO beset with temptations to young men as
Paris. Its aims il "to counterfeit the bane-
full tendencies OF Partisan life upon the
young man, by seeking him out as soon as
be arrives, Introducing him TO society OF
Christian associates, giving him as much
Information and help as possible, and secur-
ing bis regular attendance at some place OF
fnn snd csoscea pr on the aoc,st anu Sns meet
week" The rooms are situated at 16O Rue
Montmartre, near the Bourse. and are large
and comfortably furnished and lighted, and
newspapers and magizanes. There are
classes for the study OF modern language,
weekly literary meeting, and Bible Glasses
Ia not very large. Mr.. II. II. Skepper is the
president, and Mr.. r. w. R. Long TIE
0ecretary.-PUts OR. Toronto Globe.
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"a North Carolina negro thought he
couio outrun . locomotive the other day on
the Air Line road, and when he picked him
self up, after being thrown twenty feet and
landed on bis head, he said: "Yer dou't ketch
DIS Yer chile doin' dat agtu. It's q right
clean or"
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THOMAS BOWLING.
AUdtoneer and Commission Merchant,
Star Buildings, corner Pa. ave. and Iith street
n ADMINISTRATORS SALE
W by order OF the hon rable the Orphan a
III Court, the undersigned Administrator of
Henry O. Sonneborn, deceased, will sell at
the Auction Rooms OF Thomas d ovling, southwest
corner OF 18th street and Pennsy lvanfA avenue on
THURSDAY MORNING next, March 9th, at @
o'clock the following described property, being the
personal effects OF said deceased
Two Parlor Suits. in II r-cloth and Crimson Rep,
Three Walr ut Chamber Suits, high cost,
One w ainut Sideboard, o Bookcase,
Two Easy Chairs, three Wslnut Extension Tables,
1--WE Marble Top Tables, three Walnut Wardrobes,
One Silver Plated Set Tea Service,
And many other articles IN the Furniture line.
Also,
A large assortment of Fancy Dry Goods, viz
shavls Hosiery, Handkercbiefs, Ties, Soaps,
combs, Qui;s. Blankets, Cutlery, suspenders, STA
tonery, &c, &c.
Terms cash.
A. L. MILES, Administrator
OF Henry g. sonneborn. deceased.
n IN
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Il Real E.tste Auctioneers

LOT on THE WEST SIDE OF l2rH sTkEET,
bkTMEEN e AND STREETS NOkTH-
- We shall sell at public auction, in front Of
the premises on TUESDAY, March 4th. 1876,
at AZ o'clock .. IN, Lot %, in Square 25i,
ontin y feet on l7h street and runnipg back the
lame widi lo21a feet 10 30 feet alley. The Lot is
points Of the city, ard the rear Of 1t il i'm py
a substantial brica Stable.
Terms OF sa,e One.fourth cash, (of which a loo
must DO paid ut the time Of ssle, and the balance
In three equal payments, at one, two aud three
,ears with interest at per cent, and secured
BY q deed Of trust on the property. All convey
sncng al the purchasers cost If the terms OF sale
be Iesold 1t the risk and cost OF the defaulting
purchaser.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Aocio neer..

ENGINEERs OFFICE, DiSfr'G of CorHzBiaR
WASHINGTON, Februsry 2sth, lIS (
GEOkGET0Nk FISH STALLS AND WHARF
AT AL CTION.
notee IL hereby given, that seven Fish Stalls IL
GeoTEetowp N NJ Ret House will be so4d tue prem
lies 81 yuelie auction, on MONDAY, Msrct 9th,
10 81 cle OK IN, for the term of che year from
March LIST isl6, TO the highest bidder
Terms: Cash In advance.
Also.
st the same time, and on the premises, viii sell
the GeorettovB Fish " hsrf at the foot OF P0toms
Street, Tor the term Of one year, 90 the highest
T'rms Cash In advance-the purchaser ~ keep
wharf in repair during his lease.
BY order Of the Cemmi ssioners of the District Of
Columbia.
b. l.. HOxIE, Lieut. ET gineers o. g A,
IL Engineer of District of C-,ln,t hia
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NEW BOOKS.
Life and Letters of George Ticknor, 2 vols,
s.yo, clot 90
Thos Bven Horne, : vols, and Atlas; cloth. 90
Political and Military Episodes If the Right
s-So $500, =. -. -. - ......... 90
The Bible Word book. By Prof W Swinton.... I 90
Jonathan, by fraser Tybled leisure series. Is
For sale by
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hUnCANsON BIOS, AucrioReers,
" southeast corner OF 9Th and ID Sta, mort Invest

lk..u
BUCkETs AND BROOMs,sBkLF GROCERIES,
sPICls. TIA CANS, SHOW CASE, PIPES,
OIL CANS. RoPE. CANDY JARs, BLACK,
Inc. MUsTARD, OILS, BRUSHES, TACKs,
tHlMNtis, MEnT RAOh kNB BENCH,
sBELV1kG, VEGETABLE STAND TT IS,
1lNNAhk, WRAPPING TWINES, WOOL
WhRF, PICKLES, CANNED GoOus, co a L
HoDo. SElVks AND shOVELS, Sc. WITH
AN ASSohTMENT OF oTHER GOODS, AT
On TUESDAY MORNING, 9Th OF March, com.
uenciEg at 10 o'clock, within our sacrion TO N =
9Th suo str-ets northsest, sh,ll sell tbs above
assorted stock of goods.
lmmedistelT after the sac of the above ~iII be
q ded 100 paiTs n Ms CALF BOOTS, wcmen's
h vs. aid Aisses' CT IN ade Shoes =. a Boots
mArs-zt DUNctNSOS BROS, Aucts
- N. COX & CO., Auctioneers. % 9 q street.
SALE OF LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
AND SECOND HAND FURNITURN, CON
sISTING OF COTTAGE SETS. bEDSTEADS.
BUkEAI 5, TABLES, MATTRESSES UHAtRS,
ST0NhS- with q general nrImsnt of CAR
PETS. OIICLOTh. MATS, sc Also, q large
lst Of ChOCkEkf, GLASS WARE, TIN
n On TUESDAY MORNING, March 9TH, at
w 10 O'Clock, will sell, at No e.l2 2Oth
~street, few doors blow Pennsylv suia ave-
~ tnue, the above stock OF goods.
mara IT h. N. Cox q Co, Aucts.
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WEN F. HObTZMAN, Trustee
decl1 dts No. 1921 u street northwest

F~THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE
having tailed TO comply with lhs terms of sale, the
property will be resod at his risk and cost on TUES
DAY March 14th. 1876 at same hour and place
MARI dts WIN HOLTZM Trustee
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SBY CONSENT OF PARTIES In INTER
EST, the above sale is postponed until WEDNE5-
DAY, March 1 lS!6.
MM; +, HnLTzMAN, rrus,ass
febe dts L. w. BOWMAN. trustees
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e-BY COHSENT OF PARTIES IN INFER
est, the bova sale is further poned until MON
DAY, n az ch 9th, lS7o. al r m
Nm. H01TZMAN,l rrns.aas
mari dts r. ". BOWMAN, trustees.
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UNDERTAKES.
X =. HARvxY,
On devta ker,
10; ESQ y STREET, between Ninth and TENN
Darl-ly

il. J" sAkkkS.
Cabinet Maker SssA Un1eStakuoQ
SIS llYl ssls., nonsuwsss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-11
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
Nest Virginia. Il will he sent TO any ad-
ress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums tn ciuu tyents aud TO subscriber.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-11

= -
The Richie Gazette, one of the lead
ing Republican papers-in the state, dis
poses OF the County Court returning
board system, wh,oh the Iatsltigeaesr en-
desvored to magnify into q justification
of the LoIisiona Board, in the following
style:
1t was the Iatetligtneer which proved
in two or three lengthy articles, that
West Virginia county courts are gigan.
tic returning boards. We admit that
the county courts are powerful institu.
tons Everybody about here sppreci-
ates the county court. But we will have
to spoil the Inteiligeneer's eloquence. We
do tins by suggesting that the office Of
justice or constables, is not quite a.
important as that of President. This
makes all the difference in the world
The LtelLigeneer's law is good; but 1t Ii
in the application of it. that the waste Of
editorial ammunition exists. The con
test over a Richie county constable
ship would not be likely to convulse the
nation, or cause civil war. We douo
whether our able cotemporary with al
of its enterprise, would be able to clip
single dispatch upon the subject, from
| the Cincinnati Gazette or Commercial. II
is true some men might be deprived o
All office worth seventy five dollars
year; yet the circle Of friends who woulC
weep over the outrage committed by
tyrannicsl county court, would be some
what limited. So we advise the Intetti
gencer to search for some larger game
and not fire its legal shot gun at gnst
under the impression that they are ele
| phantS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-11
H HEADACHE

DIN. Z. ". bF44NNVN >
CELERY AND CHAMOMlLL PILLS
are prepared expressly TO cure Sick Head
ache, Nervous Headache, Dyspf ptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sleep.
lessueSS, and will cure any case. Price %
cents, postage free. Sold by all druggists
and country stores. Office, LOG North Eutaw
street, Baltimore, Md. Reference: q. j..
Lester, Cashier Howard Bank, Baltimore,
Md. deC1b
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-11
watch the Children's Feet,

The following advice from the New
York Erc,liHJ HoSt 5 very important.
Let every mother remember it:
Lille long discomfort and sudden
death often come to children through the
inattention or care.rssness Of the parents.
A child should never be allowed to go TO
sleep with cold feet; the thing TO te last
attended to Is to see that the fee: ale dry
and warm. Negiec. OF this has often led
to n dangerous attack of Group, dIphthe-
TIA, or q fatal sore threat, Always on
coming from school, on entering the
house from visit or crrand in rainy,
muddy or thawy weather. the child
should remove lis shoes. and the mother
should herself ascertain whether the
stockings are the least damp. Ii they
are, they should betaken oil, the feet held
before the fire and rubbed with the hands
till perfectly dry, and another pair of
stockings. and another pair of shoes put
on. The reserve shoes and stockings
should be kept whcre they are good and
dry so as to be ready for Use on minutes
notice"
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NOTICE---CHRIS. SIEBKE.

T HEREBY INFORM MY FRIENDS AND
/ the public, that will always have on
hand from this day on a fresh supply OF
fine Egg Nog and Jerry Thomas. Have
also received fine quality OF genuine
Scotch Whisky, which convert into HOT
Punche s in the best style, and have every
thing appertaining TO the business, first
class. am also sole agent OF the celebrated
Chum Cigars. Respectfully,
CHRIS. SIEBKE,
Proprietor Tidal Wave Saloon, iS3l Market
St., one door South OF Opera House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-11
ANNoUNcEM ENTs
For street Commissioners.

Editors Of the Register:
Please announce me as q cand date tor
the Office of Street Commissioner, subject
to the decision of the Democratic nomi-
mating Convention.
LAWRENCE CLARKE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-11
DIED.

SILVEY-On Saturday morning. Decem'
her q. 1876. JOHN FREw, infant son OF K. Ii.
and Sophia Silvey, aged one year, one
month and twenty-five days.
Funeral from S44 Market street, this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Friends OF the
family are invited.'
RIESTER-On Sunday morning, at
o'clock A. M, JOHN GEORGE RIEsTER, aged
80 years, months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place from the
residence of his brother, N. Riester, ESQ.,,
No. 1929 Market street, TUESDAY morning
at :: 30. The remains will be taken to st.
Alphonsus Church. Interment at the New
Catholic cemetery.
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Tiiden's imprudcnce
From the Chicago Times.

Tilden put his foot in it when he
wrote that letter on rebel claims. But
he couldn't have known that j. Madison
Wells, President OF the Louisiana Re-
turning Board, has pending loyal
rebel claim" to the tune of S4500O0.
But Mr.. Wells knows it, ard, is he
knows anything else, isn't gong to let
a man into the White House who pro-
posed in advance of his election to veto
Mr.. Wells little game.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-11
Editors Ofthp EpOiStey.

Editors Ofthe Register:
Please announce JOHN w. BORING rs
a candidate tor Street Commissioner at
the ensuing Charter Election. His long
experience In city affairs emineutly quail
itiaS him for the position. .
decj MANY VOTERS.
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Steel Alphabets and Figures on hand an"
made TO order. No 1871 Market street, be-
low Postoffice, Wheeling, W. Va. iy6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-11
For city Sergeant.

For city serg cant.
Editors OF The Register:
Please announce 4. A. Fulton as a cam
dIdate tor the office OF City Sargear at
the coming municipal election, but sub
iect to the decision of the Democratic
Convention If one Is held, and oblige
oc25h MANY VOTERS.
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ATTENTION ALL!

GREAT BANKRUPTS ALEoi JEWELRY
postpaid, all of the following pieces of
jewelry, viz: lpalr God Plated Engraved
Sleeve Buttons, one set Gold Front Shirt
Studs, Collar Sud, Wedding Ring, |
Roll Plate Watch Chain and Gents Rose
Coral Scarf Pin. We offer this great bar
gain merely TO draw attention TO our bust
ness, rs we have all kinds of watches and
iewelry at low prices. Send for Catalogue.
COLES * CO., 7S5 Broadway, New York
Civ nOSb
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TO MERCHANTS.

4 y OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED TO
a buy ~ a discount an order for ac-
commodation At the Co.!Onade Hotel,
Philadelphia, amounting ~ seventeen
Dollars and Halt. For particulars apply
al this Ofice. ieb(lh