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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-30
ALEXANDRIA, VA, SATURDAY, JUNE 80 1877.
LADIES' FUENISHENGs.
r AIDES DRESSES AND OUTFITS.
TAYLOR R& HUFTN,
600 NNSvJv A MA AVN It T.
9S3 pENNSy LVANIA AVEN 9 Z,

SS3 Pc n NS l. V 4 n a a r. y L g
Washington, d. g.,
| Hays during the psst few weeks bean steadily
adding to tholr supply OF
oLADIES AND MISSES SUITS,
and ss a result havo one Of the largest and most
varied sssortments to be found III America.
Immediately thst q new article is brought out
by the leaders of the mode they take measures 10
be supplied with it, 50 that their lady pslr0ns
can always I'D Whist they want, or what mas
been suggested to their fancy anywhere.
In PERCALE SUITS their stock is com
pleto. They show Plain snd omblnaton fer-
Gales in Checks and Stripes, and IN all coiors
and shades. Tha most fsstidlous taste cannot
escape being satisfied. and the prices range a.
follows: IS. 81, S. s. IS and Sc.
In CAMBhlC SUITS they have all shades OF
Bue. Green, Black and Brown. and with Irlm-
minps, embracing Bauds PlsitlnQs, Lace ard
EmbroideEies The prizes "a are: = a. = o. 3D.
CAMgRlC OVERSKIRTS aud BASQU ES,
il all shades Of Buc, Black. Green and brown,
edged with all the stylish tints and trimmed IN
Enbroidcries, Bands aud Torchon Lace, at IS,
81. S5 and ST.
a full and very elegant line Of entirely NEW
LINEN SUITS, trimmed in novel and striking
designs, and extending in price from S3 to Sl5 50.
Linen Overskirts and Bssquos, in endless va
Laces and Braided, in all coors and shapes,
and at prices from S5 TO SIT polonaises
trimmed in Bands, Plsitings and Brads, ttom
Sd to Sl3.50.
LADIES SUMMER ULSTERS, an indis-
penssble and very 'tone.y" Carmen, il all the
latest shapes and with different trimmings, and
Of all sizes, lengths and dimensions at moderate
fyures, running from $3.50 to $3.50
The grand department Of WHITE SUITS is
one Of the most important of this house The
stock is large but well selected and unsurpassed
for design, mako and hIish throughout. The
diiieront patterns of suits embrace Po.onsises or
Overskirts and Rssques at reduced prices, run;
ming from IS to SIS; Also White OVerskirts and
Bssques from So to Sl4 81.
A line OF very graceful Polonaises marked
down to rates varying from So to $40.
Particular attention is cal cd 10 lot of stylish
White H4aques tr mined with Lace Embrolie.
rios, Lanas and Rufaas, and marked only $2.50
to SIS.
They will open tnis Seet; new and very su
perior line of rst class LII EN- and Ca AMBRlC
SUITS Thesn will be trimmed with handsome
shaded and timed cmbroideres in sll tho new
and becoming coioIs. They will bo marked at
the lowest possible Egures. and We predict will
just suit the taste Of ladies who appreciate artist
ic things. TAYLOR q HUFT?;
je eff H32 Pc. av., Washington, d. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-30
ICE CREAM, SODA WATER, Sc.

NoTIcE'
l respectfully lnI5rm ny customers and the
public generally that having improved my Ia
cilios for the manufacture Of
ICE CREAM
! arl now prepared TO furnish families. pienics
and parties a. tho lowest rsto5 With superior
aTtcle, in quantities 10 suit. :,
My ICE CREAM PARLORS will bo found
as comfortable as any in tho city, they having
recently been roattod for the comfort and con.
yenience OF my pu,rons, who will 5e served st
I'll hours with DELICIOUS CREAM of sny
desired favor, and ice cold SODA WATER,
m.de of the purest Syrups.
FRUIT of all kinds in Season.
il Ia &C lice of CONFECTLONEI GOODS
such SIS CANDIES, NUTS, &c, constantly on
hand and for sale wholesale sbd retail at bottom
prices CHRISTIAN SCHAFER,
No. 3 north Fairfax ST.,
nv 22-3u AexGnGria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-30
PRhFESsHGNAL CARDS.
DRICES REDUCED.

a1k1CES REDUCEU.
am now putting up SETS OF TEETH AT
HREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Full seta from $40 to S1S.
Partisl sets in proportion.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Where sets are to bo put in no charge will DO
uisde for extracting.
DR.. FAWCETT, Dentist,
u,y -Sm No. 81 n. Wash. Ct, Alexa, We.
s1R. ROBERTSON, 10 south Eutaw street.
- Baltimore, Md, from long experience in
Hospital ana Special Practice, will gusrsntoe
Cure IN a,l Diseases OF the Urinary Organs,
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, General De.
billy, Impote2cy Qosass of sexual rower) ES-
a.uslion and Aii bad eAocLs arising from carly
.aGi:cre.oas and abuses Also all Female Com
2ls;c:s Discusses recently contracted positively
cursi in - 10 dsys. DR.. f., endorsed by the
iasdii,g physicians Of Baltimore, guarantees
aoac:ab.g md scientific trostmont to ell placing
:har.:el9e. IN mis- hsnds, All consultations
.tric.ir confidential. Can % consulted in Wash
;1ctoG every Wednesday, sud Saturday, from
., p H., at hia o!iiea, 23l D st., batwoen 9th
md i;i:h Cal! wri.n. enclosing stamp for
ami feb 1S-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-30

5VEUOUET AND VENTLO SETS.
4 fv!! liao from oi!a dollar L. ton do!a... i.oF
u 81, IN bcras. al ,,.-,
ap p &. &, GAREY'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-30
GREAT CONVENIENCE.

A GREAT CONVENIENCE
Sayo your time, labor And money by calling 1t
Mrs. s. K SNlDER'S
"a RET STO RE,
"a door from s. + cor King and FairtaA aIs,
TO make your purchases in
HOUSE FUkMlSHING GOODS.
She has in store and is constantly receiving
largo quantities Of China and Queenswaro, Glass,
Tin, Wood and Wilow Ware, Brushes of all
kinda, Busters, Brooms Rope, Backing, Lam
terus, Lamps and Lamp Goods. all kinds of IL
Illuminating Oils sld Toys in great variety.
nh 3l-3m
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05
MmS Gpm.

ROur. 9. spriI. @efern uni bic
Ntttaasfunbe empfne Der ). Batter
bte tatbUIti@en 0eretne &pnt's. @eeen
5000 Nttslteper berielben batten f&
In ben @alerteu bee srreiten Stodwerts
I'm 9attcan Derlamu1elt. Nue St6upe,
pom GGrfen bic gum 6anbwetter, tpa-
ren pertreten. &tne AereHe truroe
nt6t osrleien, uno eben 70 rente fanh
-etne Anlpra&e fat; pdbrenb Der
Yapf, Der ft@ tn elmer sdnfte trasen
lief, bte 3etben paiftte. ertbstlte er ben
SeBen.-Den Na@rt&tsn su(plse, peI<
Ge TN 0attcar pom cen N~unttaturen
etnIaufen, wurpe bic Mtnbaluna Der
pdpfltden AureuttOn Don ben tetrsf,
enren N%eBteruneen NIT @oblwouen
oufsenOmmen. unterbanoluneen, uu,
ote unatbdneietett BEG papfes fiber
au felen, Deroen aueefndpft rerpen.
Dabet mub man fi@ iber bic auslal.
lunsen rer ttaIienil9en 3estsrune vers
runoern, rre!@e TN mtniferielen vDts
rtttO, SsrI&ett, pab nt1ts ie atbaltsn
psree, auf BEN etnsel1laeenen @eee
eessn bas papftbum f0rtaul@uiten.
Mu@ fam i'd bier uls pOitip btnsu>
fdeen. eab Der ttaltenilGe 8ptl1after tn
GOncCn, Graf Nenabrea, tn etnen
ldnssrn grOmemurta. tpsl@es ct In ben
leBten EaBen Dem WtniR.rs ORD 1centen
Deprstte 3~ulsneete iI@ ausfabrIi@ uber
bte ettmmunS Guslanps in Bs,ua
auf bic Gage bes papfss IN Rou. Sers
brsitet bat. Wan Oerl&ert, boe Der
Mtnifsrs prdiOtnt ft3 NIT 0ertnes
l&dBune Iber bas Glabarct res Bot,
l@aftsrs sssen istne @pQsesn ausse.
fpro&e1 babe. Sir ben 6rn. Depres
tts unp ietne 0tfdbrten an, Amtsrueer
III bic "rSmti&e Grass" cine tnnere
@u8elesenbeit. tn usI@e Niemanp ~
repen Elm &e@t bat.-Die Grs4ai1erin
Gu8ente fam sefern frIb In Rom an,
unp purre Na&mittass um 4 uar pom
b. Batter in elmer priuats auptena eu1s
pfangsn. Sbr Scbn 1T IN Spenta.
Gle besibt ii& mad Spanten. Der
repubIttanti&e "DOoere" iast In etnsm
aettdrtiteI Die OOrssfable", cte Nns
lpri&e Jtaltens auf @eli@MrpL oas
Sin SlnDntb NIT &uBlanp, uu pa.
Sur@ pie @dni&e Staltens su bsfrtes
bissn, etras san3 natirli&ss fet. unp
prOpbs3ett Oefsrret@ pafeIbe gnee pie
Der Strfet.
Do wtecer beunrubisenpe @eridte
our@ pie Sldtter 9tnBsn, bic 8esie.
rung rerbe cen CARDINAL . Grsbil6Uf|
9src@Owsft on YreuBsn ausItsfsru, 70
bat Der ). Batter pemlelben i'm Batican
lsIbl cine 0Obuuns anseUtslsn, In
wsIGe Ct aud iCfcrt ~dberFepslts. Ute
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05

f&d&tsrun8ea bat e6 ri&t esftblt.
DaS &siultot mar Elm fir bte Nntwers
psner @srbdltntGe rpabrpaft sldn,sns
bee: 8arcn OlY erIunste cine Maicrts
tdt BON AGO Stimmen iber ben sc,
8eneancibaten be 8osi@awt. Ga bas
3ablenSnbdltnis ber @dbler pom
3anbe felt yer @pbl tn Stunt f& Mot
8sdncert bal, 70 bat f@ tn Der Staet
lsIbR BE fatbcltGe Maicritdt tn bers
{eIben 3sit uui etrpa 800 2 ttmuer pers
fdttt. Ias III pte Gulae Der liberalen
GtroeensD eHcnRrattcnen, ,pel@e Ger
Start 81. 900 Granes sefOaet babsn.
Der Gafna&tss NufSiae. Ger bsfduoieen
3ubshSrunsen. Die SatbcIttsn rperpen
am beutieen Abeno ibrsr Stssesfrsube
pur6 GudsI3uG illumination u. beI.
Nusbyuf 8eben; Oh oaS ridt wtecet
cine ~prOuccattOu" 1T unp su einsm
StraBen- 3rawa4 auseenutt tpsrben
wtrp Der @emdblte bat ~pentgfens
auf @ranb Der bet ben leBtsn Stunt.
Wablsn 9sma6ten Grfabrunssn feline
GamtIie In ben leBtsn Iasen auf etnen
yanefB In St@erbeit Sebra6t. llebris
gems I6etnen rte 2tberaIen tbrer
S&wG&e i& bewubt sewsisn III letn
tire legten, am bsuttsen WOrsen am
9e5eitetsn Straben . placate lauteten
eutmutbtet esnus: ~Nur feline Gntbuls
tun8! Damn f6nren MIR nc6 fiesen."
@eun nunmebr BET Der nod aaefebens
ben SsnotCren>D abl In Sptentss bic
EatbOItfen slet6faus sun, Stese &C.
loneen, rann TT Der e%OnierSattuen Yar>
tel eth: cur6l&lnsenbe Waluritat I'm
Senot 9et@ert.
Gerner pom ii. Aprtl Die esfrtee
Itbsrale Wab!niererlaee IT, wie su er>
pdrteH, nt&t Cbne cas- pb!teate Na6-
fpiel 8sbItebsn. 3uerf rte NabL, rann
Der Srupdu, bas III in 8eIetsn unp
ipscieu in Ger srOeen 6onbslsiaet an
Der S@sIre bic &esel. 0orIdufe bic
&ntwerpener Depefden Der. IiberaIen
"Sucep. 9eIse": Straben uub 8oule.
DarrS pimmeIn DON Wenl1en. Die
S%pectaleCrps Der 8lreersorre poftren
fi@ SOr Dem Seiutten, GOlestuu, In Der
Apenue pes MIts. @apaIerte partroutl~
lit pur@ bic Stapt. 9entse Runb>
s~ebun9en, ntdt pie eertnBite unorp>
nunS. Die 8~lertcalen balten Meettng
In Der 3ue Re PGmpereur. rbr
Die @ense serfreut lid aQmdIia. al>
lee bat f& auf eintee ntGt phenfpe
Suncsebunsen tei@rdnft bier unp pa
unerbsbIi6e Streitiefetten.-um Wit
terna&t SumeIt auf Ter place bu
8encrept. DUrs IteSt eine @irtbs
l@aft In peI&er fi6 bte 3lertcaIsn pers
fammeIn. 0pr berlelben btlpete lH eth
6uufen. 9On ber etnert 9eite erboben
i6 &ufe. bic NIT 3teseIn unp Bier
Dldlern bsantwprtet wurpen. Metrere
pericnen. aud @senten ber @emetnpe>
Beb5rbe, f6etnen uertrunbet rrorben au
ietn. Die 8trsersarbe brans In bte
Wtrtbl&aft Elm unp nabu. u1fbrere @er-
baftuneen vcr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05
90 ann nid1t itber.
trDffen tper0ett.

G9arleStpwn, 10. Weirs 1869.
Serrn s. 81. Stevens:
Wertber 9err! Sierbura trirb bes
ieu9t, oab i4 SIR Slutmittel" inebs
rere Sabre tn metner Samilte aes
brauht babe nnb CLAUDE, 6aB eS aesen
Strppbeln pber febtenarttee WIss
i4ld9e pber rbeumatii9e Qeiben ni6t
lbertrcfen perben fam. NlS 8Iutz
reintser Doer als Sriblabrsz M ebi,in In
IS bas Seite, mas i'd e benutt babe,
llnb i'd babe fat aaes sebrau&t. S@
fam es init Bersnlsen Serem ems
pfeblen, Der cine iptbe Me6t3in nbtbia
bat. Sp9a6tunssSpu
Mr8. q. q. Ofn8mpre,
Sc. 10 RuiIeuftr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05

Sic rtGen, tbpbnte Der bcbe..a8 trden'
firR bisber IN eineu1 fletnen palaR bins
ter ct. ptter, Der nidt IN benz @aran>
tisssfsB etnbeartfen III. 60 LANCE caS
@%aranttes0 eiet In 4raft bleibt. IT nun
Ucbl jere W6sltdttt elmer Auslisfe,
rung auseeldlcien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05
Gmpfeblt es ber,lid.

Spntb Bottom, z. Geb. 1870.
9errn GterenS:
SD babe Seri@te6sn e Glai6eu rpr,
Sbrem G%egetine aetommen unb
bin iberaeu3t, baB ss Elm rpertbpoIeS
9etlmtttel SeSen OiSpeplia, Rterens
Selhrereen nnb aud a0aemetne
S4pdGe bee SpftemS 1T.
SD fam eS alien an ben pbtae1
9rantbeiten leibenSen Yeripnen bon
SerSen empfeblen.
SD bin bp4adtunssppn,
Mr8. Sd Bdrfer,
S6 ItbenS Street..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05
Vegetine
teinist oas Dlut, erneuert
1lilo )tarkt oas game
$yttent.
Seine I meoieinii@en Giseni6atten
finb
nmftimmeno, ttarkenS, ldfenS ino ab=
fiibreno.
2nperfd0t9es 9enani6.

c""eFsUS~ Se~SWtBs
Serrn $. q. etepen8:
Wertber Serr! - Miit benz ar6bten
gersnlsen' flse t@ mein 3eusaib Der
8rrben Gnjabl btnSu, rrel4e Sic bes
rettS ~ Sun}ten Strer sroben un6
suten MebiStu, 0eaeftne, ers
balten baben; benn t4 CLAUDE, e8
Iann nt4t senus 5u ibrem 2pbe ses
la9t treroen. SD mar ldnaer ole
oretBta SABRE NIT Der iHredltHen
9rantbett, benz Gatarrb, aequaIt unb
bate iolGe b6ien Sufenanfale, ba6 eS
i4ien, ais t6nnte t5 nidt Ianser otts
men, ater 0esetine eurtrte mid. Sh
flble mid felt jenes Belt SOFT au Ddnt
perpEt@tet, bas es cine fsl@e Mebbin,
tpte WeSettne, 9lett; t@ CLAUDE eS lit
cine Der keften MebiStne, 8esen Suffet
nne BITE Gmpfinbunsen BON S6ipade
unb Nieber,ieben In Der Maaenaes
geno. uno it ratbe einem Seben, SAG
Te9etine 5u nebmen, benn i'd fanl
r%erftterr, baS e8 etne Der beiten Nes
bi3inen iR, bic lie egiitirten.
WrS. 6. 0pre
Gde Wasdjine unb Walnut Gtr.,A
Cambridge, MaiI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05
sc 9iebt
Weinnobett, StGrfe It.
Wbbetit.

Meine Gc4ter Bat nit srpeem gcrs
tbetle eaS 9esettne aebrenht.
Sbre abnebmenbe @%elunbbeit perurs
latte fuen tbren Ereun6en arpbe
Sorsen. Ginise Glai4en 0esetine
iteuten TIRE @eiunbbett, ibren Gppetit
nno tbre Starte pteber Der.
q. S. Tt1ben,
Teri@erunsss un6 GeaI Gltates
I9ent, &.
go. 40 GearS' @ebaube,
Bottom, MaG.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-09
Panic In u church.

NEW YORK, March S.-A panic in
the Church OF st. Francis Xavier, on
10Th street, near 9th Avenue, tonight,
caused rush OF the women from one OF
the galleries, and in the tumult which
ensued siA women and one boy were
trampled under foot and killed. The
audience was composed entirely Of wo-
men and children, 1t being women's
week in lent The number OF persons
injured could not be ascertalned The
bodies of the unfortunates were taken TO
the twenty-tifth precinct station house,
where they remain awaiting identiti-
cation.
The church was terribly crowded,
mostly by women and children. The
galleries were also filled to ovorflowing.
Father Lsngiekca WAS preaching SER
mon, and had been speaking about ten
minutes when woman went into
hysterical fit IN the gallery, on the side
of the church toward Sixth avenue. This
created quite stir, and the commotion
increased in the endeavors of the crowd
to find out what was the matter.
At this juc.ure the cry Of
fire was heard and rush was made
for exit from the gallery. The doorway
was blocked for a moment by very
large woman, and this check caused the
panic to increase ten-fold. The crowd
hurled the woman down the steps and in
the rush that followed seven persons
were crushed to death and many others
injured and had the clothing torn from
them. The wounded were taken home
before their names could be learned.
The bodies of the dead were identified
as follows: Mary Casey, No. 229 West
18th street; Anna Speer and Michael
Spencer. SO 9th avenue; Mary Coughlan,
POP West 25th street; Eliza Mssterson,
4Os TIN avenue. and Ann Forbes, 81
West 18th street. At the station house
a heart-rending scene was presented.
The people in the body of the church
were quieted and dismissed IN all orderly
manner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-09
Bu,ter and Egg convention.

CHICAGO. March S.-The Butte and
Egg Convention to-day received con-
gratulstlons from the various Exchanges
in the country.
0. 5. Bliss, Secretary OF the Vermont
Dairymen's Association, read al article
on the dairy interest, showing that an
ideal cow would make q net profit to the
owner Of 1920 per year. de also gave
other figures and statistics of Interest.
&c. Rorick, OF Ohio, delivered an
address on the same general subject,
showing how choice butter had advanced
on salesble propertIei.
Colonel Z. VI. Littler, OF Iowa, made
some remarks, showing that there was q
marvellous increase in the production OF
butter IN Iowa and other States.
ID. W. Dske, OF Beloit, Wncor sin, sub
mltted some resolutions looking toward
experiments and the diffusion of knOWI-
edge OF the business among dsirymen,
and appointing committee OF three 70
look after the matter. Agreed TO.
4 resolution wss adopted changing the
name of the Association 10 the National
Butter, Cheese and Egg Association.
Other interesting addresses were made,
after which the Association took q recess
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-09
Mexican News.

MArAMoRAs, March S.-A telegrsphic
order Was received 10 day from the Sec
retary OF War OF the Dlsz government,
directing that Cortins be sent to the
City of Mexico, with the proceedings of
the court martial which tried HIM here.
1t is understood that he Will
leave here under strong escort
for the capital in few days.
Generals TrevIro and Taledo, who
were arrested some time ago in the
interior, have been ordered to the Capt.
tol. Both of these officers supported
Diaz from the first, but as they have
committed many unauthorized excesses,
they are to be held to account tor their
conduct. The action Of General Dlsz IN
requiring strict accountability, even
from the generals who first espoused his
cause, is establishing his government in
the confidence OF the people of al classes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-09
American Vessel Detatusd by Mexi-
can Authorities.

SAN Francisco, March 8.--Letters
receiy ed per steamer Newburn from
Mazstlin, report that Miioni, the Mex
lean collector OF customs NJ that point,
forcbly detalns tue American schooner
Montana under arbitrary ruling and
false Interpretation OF international law.
The Montana cleared January l0;h from
San Francisco for Central Amer, IN
ports, touching at Mszatlin. by he
consent OF shippers, Mazatlin freight was
received. The value OF merchandise des-
tined tor San Jose, Guatemala, by an
arbitrary ruling OF the collector,
is about $4,000. The San Francisco
shippers are {, A. Low IL Co. Calrose,
Rmi & Co., Parrot IL Co., Urrumla *
Wriosts, and NJ. Brunberger. The
Mszatlin custom authorities claim that
no vessel can lawfully enter Mexican
ports from the United States with goods
on board for Gustamala or otner foreign
countries and obtain her clearance with
out landing such goods and paying duty
on them. The agent OF the vessel writes
that ne notified the authorities OF the
cargo on the Montana, deposited a mani
fest and the vessels papers with the u.
5. Consul and complied with all the laws.
A formal complaint has been submitted
TO the Mexican consul here and the mat
ter will be brought TO the attention OF
the Department Of State 1T Washington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-09
The Nomination of Sher-
man Confirmed.
Governor Grover Admitted
to His Seat in the
Senate.
Terrible Panic in a Church.
Seven Persons Killed and
Many Wounded.
shermans Nomination Confirmed.

Sherman's Nomination Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, March 8.-lmmediate-
lv after the Senate went into executive
session this afternoon motion was made
to bring before the Senate for action the
nomination of Mr.. Sherman. Objec-
ton being made on the groud that the
nomination had been ordered to be re-
ferred to the Finance Committee when
appointed, and that it could not now be
acted upon without unanimous consent,
the Vice President decided that the rules
applicable to references to Committees
etc, were not in force, as no committees
were IN existence.
After COL siderable discussion concern
ing the point of order the decision OF
the Vice President was sustained with.
out division and the question was then
taken on the confirmation OF Sherman
nomination, and it was confirmed BY the
solid vote of the Republicans, against 25
votes III the negative by the Democrat c
members. Several Democrats retralned
from voting. Ne attempt was made to
confirm any other cabinet nominees.
There Is nothing significant in the fact
that none except Sherman OF the Csbl-
net nominees WAS acted on by the Senate
to-day. Mr.. Sherman having been chair
man of the Finance Committee, it would,
to say the least, have been an act OF dis
courtesy on the part of his brother Sens-
tors to have his name left entirely out IN
making up the committees, or to an
nounce his successor on the FL
nance Committee before they had con-
trmed his nomination as Secretary
OF the Treasury, and consequently
the Senate confirmed his nomination to-
day, that this obstacle might not prevent
the announcement OF the standing COM
mittees of the Senate whenever the time
for making such announc ement shall ar.
rive.
President Hayes officially received the
officers of the army and marine corps to-
night The event WAS one of the most
brilliant that has ever animated tire
spacious parlors of the Executive Man
GlOn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-09

The standard remedies TOR all diseases OF
the lungs are schenokS Pulmonic syrup,
Schenck s1Sea Weed Tonic, and SchcncEf
Mandrake Pills, and II taken before the
lungs are destroyed. . speedy cure II
effected.
To these three medicines Dr. ]. II. Sch.
enck, of Philadelphia, owes his unrtvalled
success In the treatment OF pulmonary
diseases.
The Pulwonic Syrup ripens the morbid
matter In the lungs: nature throW1 it on
by an easy expectoration, for when the
phlegm or matter " ripe slight cough
will throw IL on, the patient has rest and
the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup 70 do this,
Schenck's Mandrake PHI and Schenckf
Sea Weed Tonic must be freely used 10
cleanse the stomach and liver. Schenckt
Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
all distractions, relax the gall bladder, the
bile starts freely. and the liver In soon re.
lieved.
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic IL q gentle
stimulent and altsrative; the alkali OF
which II is composed mixes with the tood
and prevents sourtna. II assists the diges-
ton by toning up the stomach 10 healthy
condition, 80 that the foed and the Pull.
monic syrup will make good blood then
the lungs heal, and the patient will surely
get well II care Is taken 10 prevent fresh
cold,
All who wish 10 consult nr. Schenck.
either personally or by le tier, can do 30 at
his principal office, corner OF sixth and
Arch Sts., Philadeldhia, every Monday.
Schencks medicines are sold by ail drug.
gists throughout the country.