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and arc constantly adding to our stock. from
which we arc prepared to print anything, from
visiting card up to poster.
We guarantee satisfaction in every particular,
and assure all who may cntrust their orders
with us hat they will be executed promptly.
ns~ORDERs FROM THE COUNTRY will
receive special attention.
DAKER'S FLOUR. EAGLE BLUFF,
ID MINNESOTA SPRING WHEAT
THOMAS PERRY, Agent,
los II King st.
WHARFAGE MlXTUREAND ESSENCE
maze, both popular medicines at this season.
For salo by
iyI7 L >. LEADBEATEI 81 BRO.
.NILS FOH MACHlEERf.-Spcrm Lard,
" Extra Machine and u large supply Of tho
dark Lnbrcnling Oil, jus. reccivo1 by
jyl7 X. :. LEADBEATER 81 BRO.
NUK FIFTY CENT TEAS continue TO
~ grow in popularity. Their quality is nm
surpassed.
ie2I F.J. DAelDSON. IA r ng 81.
Z - BAGS JAVA, MAEICAIBO, La
i = GAUIRA and RIO CnFFEE received
and for sale ny
iol1 DAVI " HARMON
A CHOICE LOT OF UNCOVERED SUG-
n AR CURED HA Ms and SHOULDERS
received to-day and for ssle low by
jyl3 Il. w. AVERY, Do King 81.
DURE MEDICINAL WHISKEY-Baker' s
4 10 year old Rye is tho best. For sale by
GEO. McBURNEY i SON,
jy II lG6 and ITO King street.
| NEW TEAS Just received By
~ jy IL J. &. i h. MILBURN.
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IL hommc qui rit. 1.-THE man who laughs
Is happy man, and 40 man can be happy with
his blood !oadea with impurities. The remedy
which all can depend upon for every vitiated
condition OF the blood is Dr.. Bulls Blood
Mixture
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By. SEOLA Observation-Disclosures COURT
HOUSE, July 9, 1S77.-James Is. Weaver, l3G
Market ST., PHILADELPHIA. Sir: have
been subject to severe attacks Of headache which
last about throc days. On Friday night, III the
beginning Of one Of these attacks, liook u wine
gsss(ul of your 'Scola Rodwoin," which in
short timo relieved Inc, and kept mo FREQ from
il tho other two days. / would advise persons
afflicted as hayo been IL give il trial. Yours,
\ a. CHAPMAN.
For saIo by 4. S. lc.dbuaLnr Il Bro. jyU
eoy- LOOK LOOK 1--WE have had sent US
from largo retailer in Now York city quito
lot of LADIES BOOTS which AFRO u little out
of style. They will DO sold nj about ono fourth
of their cost. Ask for job lot Al
my1S WADDEY'S, IA King st.
Bay TO TIE LADIES. We have just rcocIv-
cd worry largo and suparior stock Of Low
QUARTER SHOES, in AIl of tho styles.
They nro handsome and durable. THESE
GOODS ARE FIRST GLASS, and they will
be sold for much less than thoy can bn bought
elsewhere.
my IS WADDEY, n King st.
aay-A CARDIFF all who arc suffering from
tho errors and indiscrction5 Of youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay. loss of manhood, sc, l.
will send recipe thst will euro you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy WAS discovered
by missionary in South America. Send .
soil addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
INMAN, Station J., Bib!a llouso Now York
city. feb G-"o&w6m
Hsg- TEETH, = not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people, remember this. Use daily
THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH
POWDER. 1t will preserve them through life.
Sold by druggists 25c per bottle. feb 2s-ly
sArIlARD TINES dcmaal economy. Prac-
tics it, Kenovste your soled Gloves with lOU.
VEINS DORIIESS KID GLOVE
CLEANER It will cleanse them thorough. !.
= hnitln
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Tho market TO- day was Grmer in tono than
yesterday, and prices show an advance. Flour
is in light receipt, but the demand is limited,
and principally Of q LEGAL nature. Wheat is "a
Sc higher, with sales of about 1000 bushels At
l4Osl53, as to quality; bu! little strictly choice
Wheat is now coming in, most Ct tho offerings
being damp. owing to the late rains. Corn IS
in better receipt. and prices aro higher; sales OF
about llG0 bushela at - for white, and - for
mixed. 25G bushols of Ryo brought 70 and Go.
and 25G Of Oats 81 and AZ. Butter is scarce and
higher. Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-Virginis Gs, Old, 80;
do. deIcrrod 5 do. consolidated G3: "a series 1O
Cotton quiet; middling II! al2s. Flour steady,
firm ana unchanged. Wheat stoAdy and lirm j;
Southern red prime lj7al59; do. amber lG!al62i;
do. whilo I5oal55; PennE red l50AltA; No. z
Western winter red Aug delivery 145al u 40.
Sept li3MlI24. Corn-Southern quiet and sLesd7;
Western quiet NJ Ialc lower; closed steady:
Southern whito and yellow TO- Western mix !
spot and July CT; Aug and Sept GO; steamer j9t
ajA!. Oats quiet and unchanged. Rye quiet at
70. uuy dull and unchanged. Collee dull and
nominal. Sugar duh and weak at III. Whs-
key held ct IL ~.
NEw YORK July % Stocks strong al at
Improvement Money y. Gold l053. Flour
Ii7m. Wheat quiet and irm. Corn-spot
scarce sEd lc better.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, july 25.
Sun rises ....... 4 IS Moon rises......-.. 45
Sun sots.............. II High Water....... W
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk, TO j. A
Reed.
Steamer j V Thompson. LoonsrdtnWn, to
+ A Ro2d.
SAILED.
Stosmor Lady Of tho Lake, Norfolk. By r
Reed.
Schrs w NJ Wilson and Annie f Cranmer,
from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Robert Purtner. from Tr.pani, arrived
st Portland 23d.
EDR ppINrI .iDR PR NH Nc
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NERY NICE lMPERlAL TEA st 40 cents
nor pound 81
Jo- McBURNEY'S.
IENGLlSH PICK lbs and "Hunker uilp'
- do. in glass ut
lel6 RAttSAY'S.
SMALL HAMS, choice, Just received b.
~ ~ ~ j, {. s. +. MILSURN
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PoSrAI. CONVENTION Nj cssrs john NJ.
Johusou, WIN. Ccsan, Mercer Slaughter and
Samuel Spencer left here ,asterday to attend as
delegates from this city the postal convention at
Old Point Comfort They wcot via Richmond
ana the James river.
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1rHKEE HOURS ON THE POTOMAC.
MUSIC AND DANCING.

n USlC ~ ~ DhNClNt
The Potomac Forty Co.'S. steamer CITY OF
ALEXANDRIA will make family excursions
10 GLYMONT and return TU ESDAY and
THURSDAY EVENINGS, commencing on
Tuesday, July 10, 1877. Tickets l5c. Boat will
loave foot Of King street I! $50 p. III. sharp.
jy G-tf
HOl FOR PINhY POINT, FORT MON
LA ROE. NORFOLK AND THE CAPES:
The splendid steamer JANE MOSELEY will
resume her SATURDAY NIGHT TRIPS to
the above D. hts, commencing SATURDAY
EVENING, the 10th instant, at $50 O'Clock
returning. will arrive in Alexandria about $50
q. m. Monday.
Fro--Kound trip TO Iin"y Point 81; to all
other points 81. Call and secure ststeroom
for this delightful trip.
Good Caterer omploy2d: Piano on board;
SAM'L BACON, Pros't.
ia9l T. A. REED Agent.
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I)IEtI).

July -, 1871, at I2::;;0 g. m, Ed I'll, infant
daughter of c. Il. and tn, late Ruth a. Rat
cin, aged weeks and days.
Too pure by lar this sinful earth,
Her spirit burS. its bond,
And horno on angels wings it SCARED
70 its saintod motnar in tho great beyond.
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70 its saintod mott,ar in the great beyond
Nj N. BE r h l. E Y
w no. G. King street.
Being anxious to close out present stock, will
from this day oler goods ri very
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Cloths and Cassimeres 1t cost.
Black ard Colorcd Aipacss 81 cost.
White and Colortd Flaunels at cost.
With many other desirable goods NJ and be-
low cost. Invite AL to give an early call
jy 25-tA1
NEW GOODS Fegetinc, Miller's Neural
IN gis Pills, Grac:enbe.g Pills, Shaticr's Pep
sin. jennings Eau Dnntltrico. Bulls Blood
Mixture. Aver ; SarSAparilla, Fnugcrs's lodin-
lied Cod Liver Gil and Schools Ague Pills,
lust received and irr sale by
JANNEY s. CO.,
IVES Nos. ~ and li5 King ST.
TlVE BBIS SMALL FAT MACkEREL,
Il new, received to-day by
iy25 y. g. s 4. N LID y 'NN.
ARGENO | MACKEREL for sale by.
IL iy25 j. Z. b. MlLb y Mn.
CTRICTI.Y PURE PORT WINE for sale by
y IL McBURNEY u SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25

CRY DEEr CONTROVERSIAL meeting OF the
sub committee composed Of Nlessrs. Latham,
Stuart Carnc, Echbcrg and Mckenzie, ap-
pointed to prepare proposition to be submit.
ted to the holders Of the city bonds was held
at the Auditors office last night, and tho draw
ing up of he proposition referred to committee
Of one who will report next Monday night.
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A FULL LINE Of COLG ATE,o Ioihhi
n SOApS-We name in part Cashmere
Bouquet, Turtle Oil, Oatmeal, NonnarelI, Nur
sery. Hotel, Century. B:own Bath, Palm, Ssyy'n
Ssntsirc assorted, &c. Sc, and for sic low Dy
ioG K w. AVERY, 2A King St
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NEW YORK, July 23-S!ocks strong al at
Improvement. Money -. Gold lO53. Flour
li7m. Wheat quiet and irm. Corn-spot
scarce sEd lc better.
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Nor TIE BoATMEN.- Cumberland al
SUPPOSED STOLEN PROPERTY. The Rich
!aond Dispatch says:

"Msi rr Poe Chief Of Police. has received
card from tho Chief Of Detectives at Louisville.
sayiug,:--EuIsc n;nn carno IL II sdison county,
Ky, u fow ,!sy: AGO, and havo been selling gold
If p.r ia lot; Of $luJ; also o!loring coupons OF
railroad bonds Nos > 80 > 2'S, Orange Alex
sndrin and Manassas i!ai!road; also, coupons
from 81 900 10 ~ United States bond No. &c.
H)l they are stopping cat in the country, and
come into tcwn and Offer these things for sale.
A banker there wrote to mo abou. Lhom. lilo is
Of tho c,iiaion they Ara crooked, and that this
stuff is the proceeds CT s"mo robbery. Ii you
know Of Any such robbery lot mo know soon,
and VII! Try and have :raco Of them kept il
they lcSve there
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HOi FOR PINEY POINT, FORT MON
ROE NQRENIIk AND TILE CAP ES.
TOls MOUNT VERNON.

ia u
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BAKERS FLOUR. EAGLE BLUFF,
I'D MINNESOTA SPRING WHEAT
FAMILY and SNOW-DROP, do, for sale by
THOMAS PERRY, Agent,
;os l. kipn ef
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-25

CONCERT AT MANASSAS.-A quartetle from
this city, composed OF Mcssrs. J. NJ. Buchanan,
r. G.. Lee, Il. Il. StabIcr, and VIM. fcudc|l,
accompanied aud assisted by some ladies' from
Georgetown, went up TO Manassas last night,
and gave concert for the boucilt OF the Eps
coral Church at that place. The entertainment
vas decided Success. and tho singers were
heartily crcored. After the concert was over
the performers were handsomely entertained at
the residence of MIR. Wccms, near the towo,
and rcturocd home this morning much pleased
with their trip.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20

The HEMPFIELD RAILRoAD.-As an
nounced III these columns the Hcmpfeld
Railroad was put up at United States
Marshars sale yesterday afternoon, to
satisfy the claim of Edward Fox,
amounting to $4,000. The Marshal
read the levy and notices, and began the
sale promptly At the hour designated.
MIR. Kirker, attorney for plaintiff, was
the. first bidder, and started with
5000. a stranger, who refused
to give his name to the re-
porter, then bid $4,000, and in few
minutes the property WAS up to sS5, 900.
The only bidders were Mr.. kirker, Vice
President Keyscr, OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road, the stranger mentioned, and
snotbnr gentle nan unknCwn in this 10.
cality. The $4,000 bid was Mr.. Kirk
er's, and as 1t was apparent that no more
could be obtained and the Marshal was
about to "knock down" the road, the at
torney moved the postponement OF the
sale until Friday, February I'd, at two
o'clock, which was agreed to and the
sale was accordingly adjourned Pitts
burQh Commercial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20
Auction SAFE of Livery Stock.

At $3.50 O'CLOCK 4. NJ, ON MONDAY,
"A February }. 1871 Il will proceed 10 sell al
pubic auction, the valuable Livery Stock
used by the late firm OF HuSemen Men.
del, or so much thereofas is not previously
dispO Sed OF at private sale.
The said stock comprises nineteen fine
horses, five splendid hacks, eight top
buggies -four nearly newJ one bar0uche,
one large four-hOrSe wagon with seats, one
sample wagon, one safe, two Office desks,
nine buffalo robes, one large four.horSe
slei.h, three one-hOrse slefghs, nine sets
single harness. five sets coach harncas,
one set barouche harness, one set hearse
harness, one set iair leather harness, tive
$ Is light pole harness, one set Jour horse
harness, thirty harness covers, thirty-two
iron stall fixtures, one ised-cutter and
numerous other articles such as are usu.
ally part of the equipm snt OF n first class
livery stable.
Terms Of sale will be cash on all pur'
chaSes of less than 500. A credit OF ninety
days will bee given on all purchases OF 500
or more, the buyer 10 give negotiable
note with approved security tor the
amount of his purch aSe, and the interest
thereon from the Gay OF sale to the date OF
thu notes maturity.
HARRY CALDWELL,
ialj Assignee OF HuSemCn & Mendel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20

MILK STATIsTICs.-The sale Of Wash
ington county milk is becoming quite an
item in the dairy line of business IN this
city, and the shipments over the Hemp
field is u matter Of no small Importance.
The sale Of this mi k was commenced IN
this city January 10, 1876, at an average
sale OF about 10 gallons per week, and
for the week ending January IL, 1877,
over 1000 gallons were sold. During
the year. there was sold in this city 49,
700 gallons. At an average weight OF
81 pounds to the gallon, this would make
l6I, 45O pounds, esq tons, or 452 barrels
OF this milk disposed Of here during the
year. The sale of the milk is said to be
increasing, and the prospects are good
for Washington county monopolzlng
the milk supply tor this market, in
which event the Hempfeld will reap Al
annual revenue from freights, which will
be OF no small amount.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20

The OPERA HoUsE-John Thompson.
The Opera House was well filed last
night to witness the play of "Moses," rs
produced by the Thompson company
with John Thompson in the title role.
The play as produced last night is not
one calculated to take well with the
public, and We cannot refrain from con-
deming the production OF such plays IN
the manner the one was produced last
night, as highly detrimental to the repu-
tation of any theatre. In short there is
nothing in the play, Tonight,
Mr.. Thompson will appear in
"On Hand. and having per.
formed here in this play in the past,
with credit to himself, we feel sure that
the entertainment to night cannot fail TO
please, provided it is rendered as 1t
should be- The gold watch last night
was drawn by William Clsytor, number
1856 carrying off the prize. Tonight a
ladies' gold watch will be drawn for,
Tickets for sac al the Opera House box
office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20

PERSONALITIES Prof. ". X. Pendle-
ton and daughter, Mss Birdie, Of
Bethany. are in the city, visiting at the
residence of Mr.. }. Ii. PeTdletoa.
Hon. Geo. .. Davenport has been in
vited to deliver An address before the
Waverly Literary Society on "SIr
Walter Scott" We understand the in
vitatlon has been accepted.
Hon. Samuel Price is in the city. with
headquarters at the Mcclure House.
Among the arrivals at the Mcclure
house yesterday, were 5. Price, Green
brier county; S. Hayes and lady, Beth
any; W. Z. TAYLOR aud 5. b. Comfy,
Cumberland, and Joseph w. Gslisher,
Moundsville.
Rev. DR.. Brickmsn, the Swedenbor
gian minister who preached at the Court
House sbou, year or more ago, is ex
pected in this city next week, and will
probably deliver a series Of sermons
while here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20

THE TROUBLE WITH Gas on THE Is.
LAND. morning 1t was an
nounced in these columns that the gas
would not burn on the Island, and that
the citizens of the Seventh ward were In
complete darkness, except those fortu-
nate enough to nave their old lamps IN
readiness. The cause Of all this trouble
is the result of the water main beng OUT
of order. In conversation with agentle-
man connected with the works, as to the
cause and length Of time 1t Will
take to repair damages, his answer was
that it was hard to tell until the river Tell.
If the main which crosses the river is
injured, nothing can be done, prooaoiy'
until next summer, aud the Islanders
will be compelled to rely on their own
resources until that time. on the
other hand, if it Is the pump pipe
cnly that is il jured (tbe pipe that runs
into the drip box and which is used to
pump out the water arising from either
leakage or conden sation) it can be re-
palred as soon as the water
falls below twenty feet, which
will likely be to-day. The supposItioh
is that after the break up the heavy
running ice along the shore washed
away the earth tina. covered the iron
box which protects the pump pIpe' ana
thus being exposed, it was soon knocked
out of position and the the pipe broken.
1t may be asked why the pump box was
not placed farther up the bank and
out of harms way. This Is an
swered by stating that the pump
would not be effective at higher point
than twenty five feet above the drip
box because of the atmospheric pressure.
which theoretically overcomes the power
of the ordinary pump placed al an sltl-
tude of thirly-three feet from the water,
but practically the pump loses Its waite
ut height several feet below the num-
Der mentioned above.
In day or two at farthest the good
people on the Island will know positively
whether it is to be gas or lamps until
next summer.
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sebenck = PuImonfc Syrup, Sea Weed
Tontc and Maud rake Pills.

These deservedly celebrated and pop lar
medicines have effected revolution I'D
the healing art, and proved the fallacy OIL
several maxims which have for many
wears oDstructed the progress OF medical
science. The false supposition that "Con-
sumption is incurable" deferred pnysl-
clans from attempting to lind remedles
for that disease. and patients all icted WIN
IL reconciled themselves to death without
making an effort to escape from doom
which they supposed to be unayoldapie'
1t is a ow proved, hoSever, that ConsunP,
ton can be cured and that IL has been cured
in a very great number of cases (some OF
them apparently desperate ones) py
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone; and In
other cases by the same medicine In con-
nection with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, accord
ing TO the requirements OF the case.
DIR. Schenck himself who enjoyed unln-
terrupted good health tor more than forty
years, was supposed at one time 10 De Al
the very gate OF death, his physicians
having pronounced his case hopeless, ana
abandoned him to his fate, He was cured
by tho aforesaid medicines, and, since his
recovery, many thousands similarly al
(, cted have used DIR. Schencke prepare
tons with the same remarkable success
Full directions accompany each, max
ing ii not absolutely necessary 10 person.
ally see Or. Schenck, un esS patients WISH
their lungs examined, and !or this purpose
ne Is professionally at his principal ONCE,
Corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Phllacel'
phia. every Monday, where all letters Tor
ad vice must be addressed.
Scuenck's medicines are sold Dy al
druggists,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20

On THE FooTPATH.-Of ali the sorrow
stricken element that comes to the sur
face in this rigorous winter period, the
most utterly forsaken are the tramps.
Wheeling has never known such q season
for tramps as this has been. Who is the
tramp? He can scarcely be said to have
distinctive identity. II ever ne was
thus endowed ne hss lost 1t in his suffer.
ings, and degenerated into a mere type
the type of a class making feeble con-
triyance for continued existence. under
appalling difficulties. He is pale, worn
out man, who specter-like darts out upon
YOU of nights from doorways in which he
has been lurking for shelter, to beg in Il
low voice and plteously for few cents Tor
lodging or bread TO keep him from starv-
ing--a laborer or mechanic hunting III
VAN quest of work; boy who has wan
dered away from home and finds himself
desolate and pennies among strangers;
a professional beggsr, mayhap, harden
ed in y measure by experience against
the pangs of hunger and the severeities
of the weather, and preerring elbow
room and the chances OF individual char
lty to the more certain fare but strlcter
regu atoms of the aims house. Wheeling
since last fall has been inundated by
tramps. A few years ago they were COM
paralively rare. Now the station house
is crowded with them nightly, and nu-
merous others find temporary refuge at
the mills on this side and across the
river. Bearing in mind that on an
m averge, they do not stay more than a
few days, but move on to other towns
newcomers taking their places, it is
scarcely too much to estimate that at
least three thousand have passed through
our city, and made transient claims on
the humanity of our people within the
past four months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20
Happy influence OF n Great Specific.

For the preservation or recovery OF
health and strenth, the diet should be
wholesome and nutritious. when IL hap
pens that the alimentary processes are
disturbed by improper or half masticated
TODD, the best remedy Tor the evil results
OF abusing the digestive organs is Hostet-
ters Stomach Bitters, a most agreeable.
prompt and gentle remedy for dyspepsia,
and for the bilious and evacuative irregu-
larities which result from IL. The liver
and bowels, in CONNIE with the stomach,
experience It's benefcent influences. The
refuse of the system is carried of, through
Its natural outlet, healthy few and
secretion OF the bile Is promoted, and a
powerful impetus Is gwen to assimilation
In consequence OF its use. II BEAUTIFULLY
stimulates the olad Ter and kidneys when
they are inactive, and by It's tonic and
regulating action fortifics the system
against malaria.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20

A CoNuNpRuM.-Secretsry Of State
Hedr;ck yesterday received a letter from
the editor OF the ChristiaH Cynosirs,
asking the vote received in this State by
the sAmerican Party Ticket" with Jas.
B. Walker OF Illinois for President, and
Donald kirkpatrick Of New York for
Vice President. The Secretary says he
has received no official returns of votes
cast for this ticket, but has been informed
that 8 votes is the total number cast.
Can any further information be fur.
nished?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20

THE MusEUM.-Col. Ned Woods, the
hsr dsomesi and most genial OF hand
some and genial librarians, informs US
tina. the Museum department at the Csp
itol building continues TO attract large
crowds of ladies and gentlemen Ga! Y,
and that the schools visit them resu!sr,y
every day after school hours. The Arti-
cles in the museum have been arranged
TO show afi 10 good advantage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20

SOLD AT LAsT.-Mr. James B Smith,
of New York city, has purchased the
West Virginia Exposition building for
5000 cash The exhibits of coal, wood
and cereals nave been placed IN the per
msnent Exhibition building ut Phlla-
delphia. Commissioner Sweeney, of this
State, has finished his report of the pro-
ceedlngs OF the Board, and will submit
it shortly to the Governor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-20
ATTENTION ALL!

GREATBANKRUPTS ALE6f JEWELRY
On receipt OF soc We will send by mail.
postpaid, all of the following pieces OF
lie y elry, viz: l pair 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 20 our bust
ness, as we have all kinds OF watches and
jewelry al low prices. Send for Catalogues.
COLES 4 CO., tS5 Brosdway, New York
City. RoSb