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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale MARKET.
OFPICR DAILY ISTELLIGESCER,
Wedneytlay. AuUu,L8


Business was rather quiet In the grain
and produce lines yesterday. The receipts
OF breadstutls, produce, fresh fruits and
vegetables are liberal, and values have an
easy tendency. The grocery trade Is mod
erately active for the season. Provisions
nre steady with large receipts and fair
trade. Other lines Of merchandise are
moderately active and steady.
APrLES-Are scarce and firmer. We'ad.
vance our quotations to 81 00A2 IS per bar.
rel.
BEANs-We learn Of none offering and
give prices only as nominal quotations. We
nominAlly quote prime navy beans at 50 25.
BCTTRR-The market is pretty well sup.
piled by country wagons, so that tho c0In.
mission trade is cut down to very narrow
limits, and Wholesale quotations are nomi.
nal. We quote at l2Aal5c.
BAKING POwDRR-95a36c per lb.
BRooMs-Fancy, g oOa2 25a3 20; plain
81 50a3 90.
BEESwAX-25a2sc.
CANNED GooDs-QdotAtlOns: Peaches, 5
ID cans per doz. 81 IS; 2lb cans, 81 80; 8 ID
cans tomatoes, 50 90; 2 ID cans tomato es 81 80;
Winslow corn, lb cans, 81 10; sweet corn,
81 90; common coru, 81 So; Strawber.
ries, 2 ID cans, 81 IS; blackberries, . Ii
cans, 81 so; raspberries, ID cans, 50 %,
plumS, . ID cans, 81 rs; lima beans, 2 ID cans,
81 Is; cove oysters, ID cans, 70; ID
cans 81 70.
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, So COA7 90.
CHEEsI-Ths market is fairly active
with liberal receipts. We quote prime
Ohio Factory at lOhc.
CHlcEESs-Youug 81 2jal IS per dozen;
old 81 IS.
DRIED FHUIT-Tade continues quiet,
and rather nominal. Apples quoted at SH
aic; Peaches, lie for mixed; l4C for prime
halves. Other quotations: Old PruneS,
Sc; new do DC; Curnnts 70; RaIsIns, new,
81 IS; Valencia, new, &c.
EGGs-Thcre isneIt to no demand, and
the market is decidedly dull and weak, at
SAGE per dozen.
Flsa.-Mackcrel will no doubt be
higher; the catch 10 5000 pack.
ages short Of last year. Quota.
tons For packages containing 100 lbs Of
sound fish, light weight and inferior quail.
ity at prices to correspond: Goldfish
homeless cod 80. Lake herring; none In
the market; pickerel g IS. White Fish
IS 50. Half bbls. No. 3 lnRckerel $I35; No.
., 1915.
FEATHERs-Dull; live geese, 5oa6Oc.
FRuTT-Oranges plenty; quoted at IS 60
as 90 per box. Lemons Of So 00a6 50 per
box.
FLouR-There is a fairly active ]Obbiug
demand at the reduced quotations given
last week. Stocks are liberal, and the
movement Is free, with the tendency still
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FURs-We take the following quotation
from circular issued by 8. uorkheimef
& Co.: Mink, 10casl 50; muskrat, Salsc;
racoon, 5as0c; skunk, lOasOc; grey fox,
81 25Al 50; red fox, 75caSl IS; otter, IS 90
40 70; opossum, lOal5c; wild cat, 4Oa5Oc;
house cat, 5al5c; sheep polts, 2Oca$l 90.
GRocRRIEs--SugarG continue weak, and,
as will be seen, We reduce our quotations
on the entire list. Coffee unchans ed, and
devoid OF auy new features. Molasses and
Syrups continue dull, as they usually are
ut this season OF the year. Rice is 6rm,
with fair demand at quotations. We
quote as follows C96ecs-Good Rio
at zee, prime 23c, choice 2Ic, best
roasted 2Sc, yellow Rio Csc. Syrupa-
Common 45a50c, prime 55AGOc, New Or.
leans MOlaSses, choice Coo. Sugars-Re-
fined hards crushed l?c, powdered and
graduated llS<o, A Coffee lie, D loKc,
extra q l0%c, commercial A sugar lie,
commercial B lilo, commercial G lilo, vel,
low l0Hc. Rics-Carollna 634a7|fc, New
Orleans fully fair l0c, prime lC5fo, choice
10Xc.
GNsRSa-QuOted at SOa0Oc.
GRATN-The trade In grain Is about
steady, with an easy feeling all around but
nv Y"o'aV1S uee'ihe on any o. he isaulng
Snl G.eSi h, mhe eats Is coming IN Freely put
. .S. GI Of the Chicago market Is down.
wGtg, Nau me indications are good Tor low
prices next iall. Al present, however,
mere lsa good milling demand for prime
a.nnT, wheat, which holds the market
s .t! Merepeat iormer nominal quota
ions, having no new transactions on which
W "ase values old and new Wheat 81 10
VI u 20; Torn 45ao6c; Oats Soa4Oc. Rye
oOS; BARLEY ~ OUT OF the market.
ra MA'I Isl following are the card rates.
SalIs, b n1 y, ana EehctnS-lO to God :? 30,
gu Snu ~ ~ ~ 70 90 anu "a s. 90, i'd and Cd
% 10 81 StOV. "a % .; Barrel-X Inch
S SGt % ~; 20 oC, IN: y 90, ~ in. q IS,
Il ~ ~ w rs M - o., q In. S. %;
T.. tut.HSTN ."' ~ ~ IN. So 80, IL
Sii p g, ~ ~ az ~ "a ~. ~ S0' In 81 IS,
~ IN. " W IN s s6i over s. IS. Casing
saS :, oSfS siIn 70 SVa y 20, Sd $50, %
4 * =? RI e "a 81 "a * * E Tn' B1ued ID
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NEw YORK, Auguit s.-BusInCIs fair In
the several departments. Cottons In
steady demand and 6rm. Prints are more
active, aud nearly all leading makes re.
duced to 6Ifc, GinghAmS in good demand.
Mems wear woolenS in fair. request and
uAnne!s less active but firm. Foreign
goods improving.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NRw YORK, August s.-MoSRY-ClosOs
easy at I4a2 per cent on call. Prime Nor.
camille paper, 4aS]5 per cent. Sterlin.
4.S4A sixty days, 1861 sight. Clearing.
100000. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $4,000. Custom receipts, S2tI,.
900.
GoLp-0poned and closed at lOj9E, with
sales in the interim At 1851. Borrowiur
ratios la3 per cent and dat.
SILVER lat London unchanged. Here.
silver bars arc 81 - gresnbackS, 81 l7H
gold. Silver coin kaH pOr cent discount
GovRSMBSTS-kirm.
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Wheeling CallIe IIarRet.

" II 1717'71'7F'l n 3 W.T. U IVIIt
The following are the arrivals Of stock
at the Wheeling Stock Yards during the
last week:
CATTLE-30 head aold at 3a4Iic.
Hods-g0O head; sold at 4xa5c.
sHEEr-l5 head; sold at 3Ha4Hc,
LAMBs-4S head. sold ut 4Na5Xc.
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RAIIRoAp DoNps-Ouint.

STATB BOSDs-Steady.
STocKs-Ihere was sensation OF. the
Stock Exchange to-day. Moses A. Wheel.
ock, Chairman, sent in his resignation. II
is understood that on the recent rise In
Western Union, Mr.. Waeelock bought
some OF the stock, and on its fall to-day,
was unable to meet his contracts. The
amount involved Is small, but enough u
embHrrass the gentleman. The Governing
Committee, at their next meeting will
probably take some action In the matter. II
was Mr.. Wheclock'S duty to call the stocks
and in years gone by no enc occupying hi.
position was allowed to speculate; but
when the salary was reduced from ST., 600 10
$1,000 per annum, this rule wa.
modified Mr.. Wheelock not being
allowed to operate while in the chair, hui
left rec when out OF II. Weelock has been
chairman, or has been calling stocks In The
stock Exchange, for very many years,
and hence there was such sympathy
expressed for him to-day Stock
speculation firm and higher, but there
Was very little activity outside OF few
shares. The annual cruise OF the New
York Yacht Club has taken many active
brokers and SPECTATORS from the street
and this together with the heat had a ten.
dency to lesson tho volume Of business
The trunk lines and some OF the western
shares advanced on reports OF good cropS
and more active trade In the fall. West
ern Union weak aRd lower IN the early
dealing and subsequently advanced, The
early decline in this stock gave rise 10
gossip on exchange. Among the causes
aNStVn al NrNa N al Nro v,rap,; "a a,,k :
had come to an understanding and that
stocks was let down for tho purpose Of
giving one a chance to get in. During the
past few days there has been some heavy
realizAtiOus In Western Union and this,
after all. may have been the cause Of the
drop. Tho stock mSrket in the afternoon
recovered from the slight deprts.
sion and In closing, dealings were
strong and higher with Western Union and
the coal stocks as the feature OF advance.
Western Union advanced to 7S%, Della.
aware, LIckAwanna 4 Western to AK,
Delaware 4 Hudson to AK, Lake Shore to
SEX, Michigan Central to 10, New York
Central to s42G, Erie to 93M, Rock Island
to 66A, st. Paul preferred to OK. Ex.
press shares were steady with the exception
of Adams, which fell to 9S. The Indiana
telegraph decision in the Ohio L Missis.
sippi Raileoad case was used to depress
Western Union at one time during the day
as connected with causes named.
The transactions were 5000 shares, Of
which 5000 were New York Central, Is.
90 Lake Shore, 400 81. Pauls, 1000
Delaware, LAekaWannA d Western, 5000
Delaware 4 Hudson Canal, $500 Morris L
Essex. 1000 Michigan Central and 4S,.
ON WnEtnPn rninp
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

by WGi!, n adtaNtc, poitOOs prepaid
urr ynr.............aS % THREE months. u @
j, Ir0nihs-..... ,.. 4 % One month........... 70
r,liVtrCd by Carriers In City l6c Per week.
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FoRTY YEARs BEF0RE TnE PUBLIC.
DR.. G. NGLANE's
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS on WORMs.

THE countenancc is pale and
lcaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one Or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull. the pupilsdilatc; an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower cye-lid;
oseiiirritaied, swells, and some
timeI bIeed5; a swelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the cars; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticulaEiy in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation ofthc stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fceting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andyomiting violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff.
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdryand convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
arc found to exist,
DIR. C. M9LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa.
ration, noteapa6k efdoiAgMe SIGHT
est iyH,y to the most ttaatr infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
MFucE bears the signatures of C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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"a ulmsR prDWttg kOom aud II epinS Cars
change 10 Ciuci nat, LOuAVilLa InulauapOuS nd
81 Louis, and from COLUMBUS " Ch,elsD.
The p eaIurr % her VI Ihn-e s-ekiDg Hams ta
hs NeSt should tsll 90 or Addyrss The undtTa q d
OT through time t'Gle, mspa, kbd 'ruL4ts aud
further in'OIAaIt0 ". L, UBkikS
Een'I paESngrr aud Ticket Agent, O 2I0 ALh
'"ett, Co'ntnbns, OhiN nylI
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By mall, IN adraats, TotiGgs ETPa'd'
One vsIr,............Sl 80 iI months ....:;'N @
In clubs Of FiVe,''.sa '.'''''''''''''S! 70 oAeh'
In Cluta Of TGn..a, ..'.'''''''''''''' ~ ole t
In ClulA o. TWenly'"'''.'', '...,,.;.',' ~ VSn'
All an tIui copy TO person getting UP Cub
sTThe abovs prlorI are lnI!IrInhlo, henit q
mn, IN, in Dralt q It,ioNicO Money ORDER, ard
Vbste neither Of thGbo can 10 TToeufcu' ena lho
money Ia a Registered Letter
,uy ISTELIlGENCER vii present daily the
news In ali department., from All luhun O
he world, "a we'll a. complete record Of local
IIlp WEEKLY Il printed on ThurSiay, and can
+. bii Al the ruintsf, In paid envelopes, ready
lar mailing, 80 SrNi q eeft 70 G6ItN friends
"ni ,SiaiIsCt viiA H1ii tfotH hoaaG
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my iNTELifSESCER left regularly At their
'..sIJsrrr, 10 the city and suburbs, can h
,S,,, ty leaving their address at Counting
p'aT' Of BY drop letter through the posiofiee.
m TGSTRfHUTORl.-Hn attention viii 10 paid
d anonymous communications; every article
must he accompanied BY the writer's real name
lBd sdifcss,
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d. tiRD!'Rn and Ih0UId In NO odIS u adIiTsIjed 10
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PITTsDuR0H, August s. Petroleum
Grade unsteady at q SOA9 SO at PArkerS;
refined 1870, Philadelphia delivery.
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rRAssPuRv&ri5N.

40, stOIa q al sbti0nS between Wheeling and
SHmoStl4ndi 70 q StppS At ali SatiGnS 6Sts oOn
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CLEVELAND 4 PtTrsfuRGH RAILkoAD
" COALRNSAD TLhG CARD,
8A1 II a.. fisel
On AID LitO1 My 4olh 1871, nalas VIII run
ARiy teACspt snnda!) - ispGWS via:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-05
Commodore Vanderbilt.

Commodore Vanderbilt, whose death was
announced in yesterday 5 Gazette, was one OF
The Wealthies: and mos: enterprslog citizens
oil New York. He was bora 10 Staten Island,
n. T., in 1894 and was raised during boyhood
in comparatively needy circumstances. He be-
gan business as the master Of a sail boat; be.
came captain of 4 steamboat 10 lSl7, and later
built many steamboats, and steamships of i'm
proved construction. ln 1851 be established a
steamship line from New York to California
By way Of Nicaragua; 10 1862 be gave to the
u. 5. Government his new steamer, "The
Vanderbilt, that cost $500, U0O and for which
Congress passed resolution of thanks. He
was, up to his death, Chief Comptroller of the
New York Central and Harlem railroad, and
had been for number OF years. His health
began to fail about eight or ten months ago.
aud be has been Waviog between life and death
ever since. His enterprise, genius aod success
are kooHu aud tel. throughout the world.
y recent summary ct his railroad wealth
fixed it at SIS 100000. He owned coupara-
lively little real estate. His personal estate for
1876 was assessed at S3,OOO,0O0.
1t is estimated oy those 10 position TO judge
correctly that Commodore ' anderbt was the
owner of securities having a present market
value of about SIS, 900, 900, and that of this
total fully SIS 900, 900 consisted oil the stocks
and bonds of the New York Central and Hud.
son River railroads. It is understood that the
bulk of this vas, property is 10 be kept to
ccther, and that provision has been made for
reinves,iDg The iotercst accrulug 90 II 10 bis
tavorlte securities.
On the news of the Commodore's death at
Nashville the Chancellor of Vanderbilt Uni
versity sent Information to all the professors
who were at the time 10 the midst OF their lee
lures. Immediately the classes we're dismissed
and the bell was tolled as the students slowly
marched from the building. The faculty were
called together, ADD resolutions passed 10 honor
OF the founders memory. The University ex
crcises are suspended for the rest of the week.
The chapel is being draped 10 mourning.
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COMMERCIAL.

The financial situation ia uachsnge1 Bus:-
ness continue: dull AID ths cmbsr:o - inc
weather, upon trade has 8 still iu..her tcp.esS-
ing effect: Money il in very little ,le1anI to-
legitimate business purposes, sud -a.e: have 10.
changed IN New YORK the rate: lave Sd
7snced, sud cal loa2s 40 nov quoted &: e.
goll Government bon : continue s.7oag Eot-
wi:hstsuding the Threatening sspec. of politics
atIsir:. and gold continues 10 weaken, the c.c:-
ing quotations yesterday being l05:slC-. S:a:a
bonds sre quiet and shade lower, Virginia cox
=o= closing st c5:.G,. with =se= 0: Goae 3l2,Q.1.
Coupons brough: So. 6 sigh. decline. Il lcca.
railroad securities there !: ~. lille 49i2r, aai
We note small sale: G. o., 4. :. st s.. Sa5z
ci' Chesapeake and Ohio :.s.: &. 81: Wacuy..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-05

Grand Central depot in company With iriend,
ard bis movements being somewhat strange.
attracted considerable attention. Just before
the train started fo: Boston lie and Lis friend
cu,ered Gun artment car, and |: Is supposed
that they have gcle 10 Boston. for what Put
pose, however, remains mystery.
\ la,ar telegram, from Boston, says: This
evenings train from New York brought James
Gordon Benoelt, Of the Herald who was &C.
compaDied by az unknown gentleman. 1nme-
d!atey upon lea7iog the train they took cab
aud drave away, apparently 10 great haste.
Their whereabouts 10 the city is not yet kno"o'
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Foreign News.

Atyester3ay sitting 0tthe European confer
eucaat Cons;autiDople Saviet PaSha read state
ment in support of the Turkish counter pro.
posas, aud czpialoing 10 detail grounds tor
opposing certain portions CT the proposals or
the Powers. The European Plenipotentiaries
nevertheless ccdeavored TO induce the Turks to
agree to debate upon points which have been
rejected ty toe Porte. The European P!enl-
potentlar!es themselves opened discussion upon
soma Of these points. When the conference
adjouroed /. was to NEE. again OeXt Monday.
Ia the ncaUi.me tn" P!eDipoteDtlarles will COO
,uue 10 use tho:r Influence to make the Porte
understand that modification Of the propose!
can only be brought cbou. by further discus
SOD.
10 the Chamber oil Deputies at Bucharest
last "Wednesday night the foreign minister said
he had asked for al explanation from the Porte
respecting its Interpretation OF the new Turkish
constitution The Porte replied that the first
two referred to R1unana aud all other trlbu-
tary States The Chamber OF Deputies uaani-
imously passed motion approving the conduct
of the Cabinet, demanding that the govern.
meue eneIgetlcaiiy protest against the Porte 5
constitution. The President assured them that
the government would not rest uotil tie Porte
tuition was proclaimed that Roumania does not
form part of Turkey. Article one of the new
Turkish constitution declared that the Ottoman
empire, including its privileged provinces,
forms an indiyistc unity, from which 40 por.
ton Gao ever. on any grouud, be detached. Ar
ticle seven relates to the Sultau's sovereign
right Including right Of ia7estiturc Of rulers Of
privileged PROVINCES.
N;,a buc3 ral Russian yoluntaars ara .hnut
to return to Russia, unwilling any longer to
fight uoder the Servian banner. Prince
Nhatioe has just received orders from St.
Petersburg to remain 10 Belgrade to advise the
Servian Goveromeot in military affairs. Prince
Milan wishes to withdraw from Russian inhu.
ence, but cannot.
An extraordinary treaty between Spain and
the United States has been concluded
A rupture has occurred between Spain and
China.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.


We,r J, moi tha: ioo'ls!! people are blessed
with short memory, the many ridiculous antics
they cut would pierce even through their 90.
tusen=ss and cause them much chagrn and
suffering. Ga tie l.:h Of December, ISL our
ing an interview with Judge Campbell, OF New
Orleans, upon the condition Of affairs 10 Louis
lana, Presilao. Gran; used these words: Il;
would BE- dangerous for the President to set
the precedent Of interfering with the decisions
Of courts" AID exactly four years later, to the
yerv day, the same man said damn the Su
irene Caur: OF South Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-05

The noocy 81 tie disposal Ct The Secretary
OF War !cr the transportation OF troops has
been expended, ani Mr.. Cameron asks Con
press for mor?. As the President caused the
expenditure Is Seeding soldiers to the South
ard bringing ;llu.t t.ou. the West TO Washing
ION fox the sole purpose OF illuminating demo
Gratis and assis:og in ioEcius himself CT rsd'-
cal upon the coua,ry. i; is to be hoped that be
will make up the deficiency out OF some OF bis
numerous Prerequisites" and that Congress
will decline TO g.sot the Secretary 5 request.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-05

The suit Instituted 10 New York, before the
election, against Coz. Ii!dcn for alleged railroad
operations, has just baeu dismissed, as the
plaintiff 5 counsel failed to appear. It vas only
brought as campaign move, and was but one
Of the many infamous plans resortcd 10 by the
radicals 10 dcf,a, L;- election, 10 all OF which,
ho1a1er. they made signal failures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-05

The war upon the gamblers and the Chief of
Police of " ashing;oa, Instituted and pEosccut-
ed By the Republican newspaper of that city,
has resulted ia ca order, issued BY President
Grant, for the immediate resignation OF the
Board of Police, which consists OF Messrs.
Vim. 6. Murtagh. President; {. II. Nichols,
Vice President; H. N. Sweeney, Treasurer;
James G, Bcr.ctt and Wn. II. Smith, colored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-05

Gen. Barlow, who was sent to Florida 10 as
sist 10 securing the electoral vote Of tia, State
for Hayes, ba, had to acknowledge that it
went for 1ilicu, has been 50 much abused by
his party for doing % that during his conse-
quens irritation be has challenged lawyer
named Roo; to light duel, and threatens y.
s. Senator kcrnan with similar mi5slve.
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Fifty of the recently discharged employees Of
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, 10
Washington, were replaced 10 that service
yesterday; but Treasury authorities assert that
there is no probability whatever of any addi-
tiopal reservations.
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MARRIED.

In Washington, 8. the Church of the Epiphs.
NJ, 81 ll.20 a. M, Thursday, the 4:h instant, By
Kew. VIM. Paret ID, rector, FELIX BRAN
NlGAN, esq, of Jackson, Miss, snd Miss
SARAH PEGRAM JONES, daug hter of the
late George 4. Jones OF Virginis. No cards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-05

Ex-Gov. Isham G. Harris has receiyed the
democratic legislative caucus nomination for
United States Senator from Tennessee for the
long term. The most prominent candidates
for the short term are MIR. Key, the present
Senator, Judge Bailey, Gen. Bates, and Judge
Turney
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MOsby and His Regiment.
WASHINGTON, Dec. %, ]

W ASHlNGTOS, Lee. ~, 1915.
To the Editor Of the NelC l0rl: Herald -
In the report b. your correspondent of con-
versatioo with me | am represented as saying
that if General Grant should inaugurate Gov
ernor Hayes that would raise a regiment to
support him" Your correspondent msunder-
stood or failed to repeat fully what did say,
which was substantially this That, believing
as l do that Governor Hayes has been fairly
elected, if. 10 accordance With constitutional
forms and historica! precedents, such should be
the declared result. would sustain General
Grant in inaugurating him 10 the event Of the
Northern democrats offering resistance. |
furthermore said that | had no doubt but that
the Southern people would acquiesce 10 such a
decision, and leave the Northern democrats to
do the fighting for Ti!den.
Very respectfully, JOIN 5. MosBY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-05

H-The eleventh annual meeting of the Re-
iiet Hook end Ladder Co. will be held st Il
clock this evening. An election Of officers to
serve for the ensuing yesr will be held and 9TH
or important business transacted.
1t PARK AGSEW, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-05

AS far as can at present be ascertaioed about
$1,000 have been paid by Philadelphia banks
to parties presenting checks which had been
distracted from the mails 10 New York By the
gaog who were arrested 10 that city on Tues
day, and who have been engaged 10 robbiog
the mails going to and coming from New York
for some time past, and who, it is proved, were
employees 10 the Dodd's EXPIRES; Company
Mrs. Cyrus Harding was killed By falling on
the ice a. her homo, il Richmond county, last
week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-05

ORANGES for sale by
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