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MANHOOD RESTORED.

Frescrip ion Free for the speedy cure Of Seminal
Weakness. Lost Manhood aud all disorders b, ought
on by indiscretiOns or excuses. Any Druggist has
the ingreC tents. Address -
DAVIDSON CO.,
oct7 eoly SO Nassau street, New York
SPECIAL N0TiCS.-Dr ROBERTSON can be
- copsulted every Wednesday and Saturday AZ his
oficr, 821 strt ct between 9th and 10Th, from to
p. M. on all diseases of the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Dseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
nese, Nervous Debility, Imp tency. Premature De
cav, Nervous Trembling. Paptation of the Heart
all resulting from abuses in youth. in
hood and early indiscretons Gonorrhea, Structures
Baltimore, with IL years experience in special prac-
tce, endorsed by the iealing physicians Of his city
Persons in need q dcal treaime u for any of the
above diseases will find IL to their interest to call
upon him, no will insure honorable and scientific
treatment, and care guaranteed in every case he
undertakes, Will refer his patrons to any Of the
leading physicians of Baltimore, and show letters of
testimonials from he same. Call or address above
or to IL South Eutaw street, Baltimore. mar3Dly
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North GERMAN LLOYD.

The steamers Of this Company will sail every Sat.
turday from Bremen Pier, foot OF Third <osoae
street Hoboken. Eates of passage: From SEGER
Hayre and Bremen, FIRST cabin. 100; second cabin,
500 gold; Storage, go currency. For freight or
passage apply to OELRICHJ CO.
marc 6m Bowling Green New York
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DRY GOODS.
HEAVY DISCOUNT.

HEAVY DISCOUNT.
From q = date shail 90 ar'irs stock Of
DRY GOODS a. = reduction IN p-ice fc1m Is to -
Ter Ger: . a-d guarantee That
NO ONE SHALL UNDERSELL rs.
Splendid stock Of Linen L,wHs at less than
NhC.ssale pIiCe.
few mo Of those cheap White AMI Color
Bose ff. Is. -, and IS cents. cheapest lot ever
r "a in this CITY before.
Mating and oil Cloths chear
tir. JOHN ELY IL engaged with ~
GEO. J.. JOHNSON & co..
Jv9tr III Market Space.
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AUCTION SALES.
ThUhAs BOWLING, AaSnoDeeT

biSHLr nALUABLE BUILDING IorS At
.nn SnhNfknh RHODE leLANp ANEN 4
AND IsrH sTkEkT at AUJ TION
on FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JuiS ian a.
Itek' IN y ont Of the premises. ~
shAn n lOts 80 and Z. IN square NORTH ~ -.
s2nsrt ~ Lo No. hs. front Of a. n a. iret by
- n oi y let. slioatCd ~ the corner Of kheia
Island avenue snd Eth SIR "a LOT. 4 -
nontng 81 the east side % 18th st'es,, have each
u out 81 l6feet by depth Of ~ feet 10 A /. IN,
prove bT a comfortable frame Dweltine I'm
Terms OF sale. One third cash balsnce 6. 4. ana
Ie mon ne, With notes orsi ing interest Al Per cent
per ann um, and secured by n d. 81 q trust on fS-
property sold All conveysLcing at the cost Of The
Bufch aser. Stu down At the time e sale
~ 90 THOMAS DOWNING Auctiopaer
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PIANOS. &c.

decker BROS. PIANOS.-"They are
- suFt rior Instruments Thee Thomas g. Il
Mills, &c. BURDETT ORGANS The finest.
mo- fettiye reed Organ made. &c. W. Morgan
@. KUHN, Sole Agent, Practical Piano Maker,
4OS 10Th ~ near Pa svenus. myl6-tr
HIGHEST AWARD.
H VIM. KNABE d CO.'S
Cent? NNIAL TRIUMPH
Diploma ~ Honor and Medal Of Mrittrr Concert
Grand, Pa, lor Grand. Square and Upright-
Pianos. McCammons fsvorite Pianos suG IA
Pianos from other celebrated factories for IIkIf
sale and Rent on the most reasonable terms Pianos
sold las; almeuts. Tuning and Repairing prom ut
ly attended 10. REICHEEBACHS PIANO WARE
ROOMS, 423 18th street, q few doors above Penns.
avenue. JAMS ly
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CONNOLLY'S, COS Ninth street,
u Opposite Patent once
10000 YARDS HAMBURG EDGE
from LAST FRIDAYS AUCTION SALE IN
PHILADELPHIA.

fHlLADELPHlA.
We will offer Hamburg Edgings at half the regu-
lar prices: ., g. & 5,6, 5, 10, L. Is, ~, IS cents
Job lot Plaid Swiss Organizes, at l21s cents.
Fruit Loom Cotton (wetD,7 cents.
Yard wide Bleached Cotton, 4 cents
Beet qualify Calicoss, S cents.
YARD wide Victoria Lawn, cents.
Black Grenadines, plain and stripe, at Is cents,
eeld 81 50 cents.
wamsutts Cottons, short lengths and soft finish,
bh cents
New PaIasoI., with fancy handles, q. Sis,
SlD, Sl75, 81.
Yard wide Percales, cents.
Blk Plaid Grenadines, In cents. These Grens-
Dimes sold at a., cents.
3 misft Carpets at half price.
Victoria Lawns, plaid and plain Nainsooks
French MusliDs, Tarlatanss.
All kinds Of White Goods cheap.
Linens for Ladies Suits, Il to q cents
COME EARLY FOB THE GREAT BARGAINS
c. VI. TOwsON & CO.,
ielatr $50 PESNsYLvANIA AVE near 7th 81
REDUCED PRICES.
All OF our
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS
HAVE BEEN
MARKED DOWN
TO SUCH FIGURES AS WILL INSURE THEIR
READY SALE.
Persons in search Of BARGAINS are invited to
saspec< eur stock.
~oss P,,es Uniy.
PERRY & BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
sBu Corner Ninth street.
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HIGHEST AWARD;
H VIM. kNABE g. CO.'S
HOTELS.

al BENZ ARE HorEU."
BROADWAY, 9TH AVENUE AND 24rH ST
Facing Madison Square,
NEW YORK
Or the European Plan.
JANVRIN g. PALMER,
len-em Projectors.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
~ OW READY

Mac Arthur's Reports, volume 2. Reports of Cases
argued and determined in the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia. General Term, from the
January term, ls75, TO the September term, l576,
inclusive.
That Lass o. Lowrier; by Francis Hodgson Burnett
Hhyllis; Navel; by the Duchess
The Scripture Club Of Valley Rest by the author of
Helen Babies
After-Glow No Name series.
For summer Aftern 1ons; by Susan Coolidge
Woman Hs'er; by Charles Reade.
For sale BY w. III. q .. III. MORRISON,
iesO-tr 4SJ PeD1sy ivania avenue.
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THE TRADES.
Rflli0rd TnbJea-

Billiard Tables,
Best In use. Balls, Cloth, Cues, and
everything appertaining to Billiards,
at Low es, Prices. Having the largest
81 ock and finest facilities for mauuFso-
turing, orders can be promptly filled.
Good second hand Tables cheap. The
Billiard Cue, an illustrated new spa per,
sent free on application.
II. w. COLLENDER,
13S Broadway, Nv
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NO HUMBUG-L- RICE will pay q fair
a, cash price for any kind of Ladies' 0cuts' and
SStaiHren SECOND HAND CL0THING BOOTS.
Oks &c; 033 Tth street, between u and q south
SSte py mall PROMPTLY attended. nayI-N
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SELLING OFF.
IN ORDER TO MAKE ALTERATIONS IN MY
STORE HAVE DE rERMlNEO no CLOSE OUT
MY ENTIRE Stock AT AN IMMENSE BE-
DUC1ION IN PRICES.
Wooden Dress Goods less than cost.
Law ard Percsles at cost.
Black and cOlOred silks less thaH holesale prices.
Lack Shaw Il and Sacques at half price.
Embroideries and Lsces at great reductions.
Special bargains are offered in Towels, Napkins,
Linens, Flsnnels. etc.
- Gail and eIaDliNs stock bsfors pHch1stas
elsewhere. ersy aItIcIs triH posIttrsly Be sold
Grtfh0tG rsSsTrs.
CONNOLLY'S, COS Ninth street,
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MEDICAL. &c.

'SATIsFACTlcN"-A po-il1yv cure; 8 per bot.
'gue fIeDirtd accor6ihg e TIE o. sinsl iormsls
by br iARhf nj HIS "a street, corner Pennsyl-
va ,, a' snne. Consultations free. jy7 In
S0S REWARD .F DR sROrHERs' INYIG
T~cORATlNG CObDIsL fails 10 cure any
- seirlt ~ v eakuess-J rss poser or impotence
nri"s snd Lsborstory 9O6 street south, opposite
Smithsonian. ly3 3ws
nR. RECORDS EsssNJk OF LIFE restore.
- maI hood M d tie Nigor of youth to the most
sfattertd cons tuiiOn IN four week from hateyer
cause srising. Failure impossible. IS per case,
tour guam tiies in one, So Sent by press any
v where: POLE sole hseEt, DIR. JOS. JACQUES, Uni
MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE cos Metallic
"a Roxec Goods now ready. Address VICTOR X.
MAUGEB. New york my7-m
nR LEON, The Oid1kt Established and Only Re-
- liable Ladies Phys in the City, can be con
srltsd eyery Tuesday, "Wednesday and Saturday, at
No. 923 sth street from l to o'clock. All
Female Co mrlants quickly cured. Once and Resi-
deLc@, sO2 " Lombard st Baltimore. apll-Sm'
hR. A. c. TRANSEAU, after more than twenty
- yeas Hospital ana Private practice, treats oni,
Nervous and SksS diseases all diseases aud
diseases of women. Well dlfined cases treated by
letter Private Offices, No. I'll 7th street north.
west. Hours, 10 9. m and p.m. msr22ly
EsrARLIsHED lS5O-BA LTIMOKE LOCK
IL HOSPITAL. Practice limited to Private and
Confidential Diseases. DIR. Clegg may be consulted
personally or by letter, from m. till 10 m. upon
all those diseases Of the Generative Organs, hich
Guiding Nervous Debility & brought on by errors
Of youth Special attention given 10 female com
plants. Board furnished il eQuired Dr. CLEGG
y. Frederick street. Baltimore. dec23- ly
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STEAMERS, &c.

EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
y Until further notice the Steamer -
MATTANO, Captain VIM. III. Byles,
will be run rs follows: Leave Wash
ington from 9Th street wharf every MONDAY and
Landings far down AZ Nomini; returning on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
far down rs Mattox Greek; returning on SUNDAY.
Freight received daily. For any information. in
4uire at g. L.. sH ERiFF'S Goal Offces, lila and
33S Pennsylvan avenue.
msrOtr VIM H. KILLMON, Agent.
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SEASIDE READING.
~ Oriental Religions, Catns; Johnson; IS.
Problems of life and Mind; - q Lewes. IS.
Art Education Applied to Indusl.fi Nleholls; 81.
Blue and BED Light; DR.. Pancoast; 81
Mythology Of Greece and Il 1me; Biancn'; 01O:
Lite and Speeches of Daniel Webster; .>uneker;
Is. After Many Days; Christian Reid; al.
Woman Halter; Charles Reade; 75c,
The American Senator; Anthony Trollo pc; &c.,
Castle st. angelo, being additional chapters to Roba
di Roma; w. w Story; 81 rs.
Marquis Of Lossie; MacD Donald; $50.
Virgin Soil; Turgenief; 81 Is
In Changed Unchanged; villare; a Is.
Lola; Grifi1ths; 81 Is.
Poet and Merchant; Auerbach; 4l15.
The last four being volumes Of the famous Leisure
SOLOMONS 4 CHAPMAN,
JeEn Gil Pennsylvania avenue.
THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
Turkey, By james Baker, Lieutenant Colonel
Mackenzie's Russia; syo,, cloth; S4so. Reconcilis
shell, Ii p; limo. cloth; 81 90. Camp, Court and
History Of TURKEY, BY Dr. Johsnne. Blochxitz 800.
HHtT,ussls ssinst Ab:Sute Monarchy; paper 80
People and Growth Of Parliament; paper; 10.
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Booksellers and Nt0ttOn6rs,
myB 1O1S Pennsylvania avenue.
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DELICIOUS,
- IMPROVED SODA
p With Granulated loo
ysasv KOEHS. cornsr 7th ana y "a.

JOIN BlfIILD, By EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
H,.Msr.aa. Jay AH!iFaUIAL 6rONkWORK In the
Sidewsiks, and Iootvays In colors, Houses Frontea
1ue i~0,SS
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ITEPRECEDEHTED /
BARGAINS
% the One Price
DRY GOODS RO USE
wM. BIRD wYLIR,I
myE 1014 7th street.
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By virtue of q deed OF trust, dated Novenibe:N
ID, A. ID. ls76, duly recorded n Liber No SIS, "
folio 354 seq one of the laud records for ~
the District Of Columbia, aud AZ tie request 4 \
of the party secured Their, by. will sell Al public
auction N, on MONDAY, the 10 h day Of July, ls77.
at Id o'clock, all the goods and chattes specified
in scheo ule b attached to said deed Of trust aud
partly enumerated as above.
TeIms cash. W. Is. JONES, Trustee
DUSCANSCN BROS, Aucts. Jy3-eOSi
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CU n A RID LINE.

NOTICE.
. With the view Of diminishing the chances II col
sion, the steamers Of this line take a specidc
for all seasons Of the year
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing meridian of 50 at a lat or
nothing to the north of l3
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian of
~ at ~ lat, or nothing to the north Of A.
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ROYAL MAIL sTEAMsHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
FRoM New YoRx. FRox Nsw YoRx.
Aby,sinia.. Wed, July II Aby.sinia. Wed, Aug. Is
Scythia eco. Wed, July Is ecytbia - We'd AuS =
.Bus,iA--..Wed., July Is Russia 49,. wed, Aug. =
h hssss5iis Ne. Avg Ais , Sept.
Ana every following v ednesday from Nov York
Steamers marked do CARR steerage 1sssen gers
RATE OF PAssAeE:-Oabin, $50, 4lO0 and 4 ia
gold. according to accommodation. Ticket to Paris
Sl9 gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable
stesrase tckets 70 and from oil parts OF Europs n
very low rates Through bills Of landing given for
benAst 0insgow, Hayre, Antwerp and other norris
on the Continent asd for Aediterran ean ports For
freight And passage apply ut the Comp any 3 ONCE
% OTIS BIGELOW, COS 7th street
Jan3ly CHAS. @. FRANCKLYH, Agent
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NEW HOTEL, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
RIGGS HOUSE,
PLUMBER g. SPOFFORD, Projectors.
First class, and complete in all its appointments is
situated opposite the United States Treasury Build
ings, and in the immediate neighborhood of the Pre-
sioeLts Mansion, the State, War, Navy Departments,
and the Corcoran Art Gallery. jan20-ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-15
Death of - Priest.

New YORK, september l4.-Rev.
Thomas j. Mooney, pastor OF the Catho-
lie Church OF st. Bridget, died yesterday
in the pastoral residence attached TO the
Church OF 81. John the Evangelist, on
Madison avenue near FIttieth street.
The cause of his death WAS from injuries
received on Monday night, by being
thrown from his carriage while driving
with u theological student. Father
Mooney was one o! the best known cler-
gymen in this section, and the iervent
respect with which he WAS regarded IN
MS parish was shown last evening
when his body was taken 10 mis- former
residence near the Church of 1t. Bridget
The streets in the vicinity were block
AIDED by mass OF waiting people, who
strove 10 entire the house 10 look on the
face OF the dead priest A large force OF
police mad hard work TO keep the
thoroughtsres open. The funeral takes
place tomorrow morning. Twenty-onc
complete sets of vestments ussed In the
service OF the Catholic church have been
seized by custom house officials, together
with lot OF Jewelry consisting OF Jets
limitations OF precious stones set in gold.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-15
Ohio state Fnir-An Exciting Scene

COLUMBUS. September 1.-THE State
Fair closed to-day. 1t has been sue
cess financially. During the grand re-
view OF premium stock this afternoon
one Of the teams became frightened ana
ran away. This frightened the other
stock, ana many of them broke away
from their grooms, and created great
excitement. One team dashed with tu-
rious speed among the terrified animals,
and on the Marion county Band, which
headed the procession, throwing
them right and let: 10 the
ground. The confusion which followed
was terrible The thousands OF spects
tors who filled the track and grand stand
became wild with excitement, ana II WAS
with difficulty that many persons were
saved from being crushed 70 death. The
only serious accident resulted Ia harry
Conrad, tenor drummer for the Marion
band, who, although badly hurt, will re-
cover. +. X. Clark and A L. Clark,
also OF the Marion band, were somewhat
injured, but all are in II favorable cOndl-
tion tonight.
The pacing race WAS won by
Bill of New Comerstown, who took the
last three heats. Time 2:2l, 2:25, 2;23t.
Comet took the first and second heats IN
22l ! and 2:26.
The tree-tor-sll trot had nine starters,
and five heats were trotted without II
winner and the race will be completed
to morrow. The first heat was taken by
Kitty West in 2:3l; the second and third
by Deception in 2:2S and 2:3O; the fourth
heat was dead between LewlnsE and
Deception, and the firth and sixth heats
were taken by LewInskl IN 2273 and
2lSA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-15
TWEED'S MEMOIRS.

Boss TWEED is now undergoing his
aaminsilon before the Aldermen's In
'eiigstIrg Committee. tie is brought
HOu Ludlow street isil to the City Hall
~ !nere lndergoes the questioning pro-
o'' by Assistant Corporation Counsel
va. The World describes him ss look
Ns Tie very picture OF health, his eye
N-S clear and his face wearing AL
A"o'i fuddy tint He might have come
n'I al appearances from Greenwich
W, instead OF from Ludlow street
he Was dressed in y suit of blue
ANa7. and wore the old-time white
-'NA'e. A soft cream. colored hat COM
r''sl comfortable summer costume.
: .'"ery WAS plain but tasteful His
'1Av' WAS easy and perfectly uncon-
hslet
'~7 outlines of the story, which has
partly told and is to be continued
'"lfdsy svxt, may be given in few
' IwgED's first fall from grace,
DO! TO avsrice but to political zeal
'-e works Of all misdirected pohti-
"a" soon led to more downright ras-
"''aI the year 1859 it was found de-
10 secure for the Democrats the
1'ment of inspectors of election,
gain that end BRIGGs, ROCHE
:, WE'D resolved to secure majority
\ lie Board of Supervisors by
y one PETER 2. VooRHIs. a Re-
"e'n' to stay away from the
"as', They paid him $500,
'ue Inen postmaster of New York.
' FOWLER, who afterwards be-
deiaulter and a fugitive from
n w. furnished the money, Democratic
officials then, ike Republican
hs omclals now, exerting q baneful
A. ~Ve on municipal politics. Soon
a '''us BRIGGS, Roche and TWEED
a combination for controlling
n, ''A'd and getting possession of
NJ power and phnder. This com.
a. '0n lasted from 1859 10
and not only grew in
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GAnlbpttR.

PARIS, September l3.-A dispatch
shows how Gambetts, by taking sdvsn-
tage Of AL his technical rights, can pre-
vent the judgment against him from be-
coming detntive until stter the conir-
nation of his election as Deputy, which
would protect him from imprisonment.
A correspondent, evidently replying t.
the arguments OF GauloIs and FL
CARO-, that the Judicial decision sentencing
Gambetta deprives him of civil rights
Tor five years, continues, | am perfectly
aware that the srres. en- appel becom es
iefnilive when 1t Is delivered, If the Court
of Cessation does not quash the judgment,
and that nviolsbihty can bave no retro
spective etfsc. also know tnat as soon
rs it has been delivered Gambetts may
lie in prison till the decision of the Court
o. Cessation, Drt l will not do any one,
even those who are mostly guilty of
this act of MinisLeriaI insanity, the injury
ef believing that they would make use Of
their power in that respect
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-15
The Late New York Fire.

NEW YORK, September l4.-The cor
oners jury's verdict in the late disastrous
fire NJ Hale's piano factory was rem
deed this afternoon. The jury say :
We feel it 20 be our duty to cen>ure the
owner OF the premises, }. 2. Hale, on sc-
count OF MS negletlng 10 provide sde-
quste means for extinguIShlng fire, and
We would recommend that the proper
authorities compel owners OF such bull d.
ings t. provide tank or ia ks
flied with water and placed
st the to? o; the building, with Standing
pipes from the same, with hose attached
on each floor, and that all drying rooms
onght TO be built strictly fire proof and
further, that the CommlsS oners of Pub
lie Works should cause to be provided
larger water mains in thst part Of the
city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

rvV,vs B. STILLseN, the Salt Lake
...DoDdent OF the New York Herald,
.,iog greatly expedited the death OF
D.,ou,x YoUNG, is now on his return
lone.
o,,curs-Ths receipts of peaches
-,.,srI.y spproximated l4OOO boxes
~, I'D at 90 cents 10 81 90 per box.
w. demand was principally from pack
..-Ba!trmors Sun Of Yesterday.
g,wKs NEST, w. VA, Sept. IL
,bn Mcdonald, an employee OF the
49, River Coal and Coke Company,
~. killed by The esstwsrd-bound local
oh, rrsln Yesterday near Nutalburg.
Y"h,o,d was intoxicated and asleep
rbs track. No blame is attached to
TIE lrsnmen'
rsryA is making vigorous efforts 10
,n,betide OF immigration to the United
s,,,s.-N J. Herald.
v. trust the empire will! be success
:. n- there are some other things the
,,o,ry would like 10 see better than n
thar influx of the slmond-eyed gem
t'y
HAYES and BUTLER What COM
b,s,iOn TO be jointly stamping Ono,
ss,h telling "reminiscences of the war. Ii
l,-,-y.l GRANT could only make one OF
%. party, 50 rs TO tell how the prospect
,,- Impescher of HAYES WAS bottled
% on the peninsul4, and of his expedi-
Ton 70 Fort Fisher, it would add spice
sai variety to the campaign.
SEyAroR BAYARD, of Delaware, writes
he Washington correspondent of the
ClcInlsti Commercial, is looming up rs
r- Democratic candidate for President
ia $50. There is nothing like begin
Ing ssrly.
PsoF WwIGHT, OF Wheeling. will de-
i've, series of lectures on LLght at the
lyersity during the coming college
y-r- -Morgdntol0H Nel0 Dominion.
Tag newspaper men OF Steubenville
re ivsling together in sweet unity
qas 4E,gaed temper of the Herald man
!, soaisriully manifested by this Ian
gsgv which he tosses at the Gazette PEE
pc The cream-faced and Ow-bred
c-uPsnzee egg.sucker, with the look of
log With an oyster can tied to its tail
E,auIs u', &c
To which the Gazette replies:
We should rather be considered igno-
hl! by t. b Conn, than to be kJloDH as
i.1rI AID liar Ignorance is said TO be
BIZ, while liars and thieves, when they
G.. their due, will be blIstered."
Brr'nr"", let US pray.
JAME. KsEvF, the California stock
Operator, With hr, family, arrived at the
Wmte Surnur Springs last Thursday,
making the trip from San Francisco
without change, IN special car.
IHE department clerks at Washing
ta hsiIing from Ohio, and their name
Legion, have been notified that five
aay' esve of absence have teen granted
Wen 70 visit their native hesths st the
EPF0achIns election. And Vet the
sIaIe i not safe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-15
Ticket Forger Arrested

CHICAGO, September l4.-Ferguson
and Reno, arrested Yesterday for selling
forged tickets to seal pers here, turn ou.
to be old experts and members OF gang,
of which al but themselves are now in
the penitentisry. They were brought in
court to-day and put under bonds OF
$4,000 each.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-15
A Test Of Affection.

Limerick (lrel anu llhes'
A certain young lady possessing more
than ordinary accomplishments Tor heI
class of being the daughter o, poor
but respectable parents--on the death OF
n wealthy relative, recently, became on
titled to $4,000. When the glad tiGiugs
reached the ears of her neighbuIs many
warm admirers iocked around the hitheT-
TO neglected beauty, and there WIS ne
end To the overtures of love. Previous
To the turn of fortunes wheel n young
man of humble pretensions had been the
young lady's only suitor, but the know
edge of her wealth at once placed u
formidable barrier in his way, and he
contented himself with being silent
worshipcr ut distance. Matters ulti-
mstely came to crisis, and, in order to
test the affection of her devOtees, the
young lady caused report to be circuls-
ted that her supposed fortune was in re-
ality only a sham, the mistake having
occurred through n similarity of name.
The intelligence had the effect OF caus-
ing the visits OF the lovers to become less
frequent, and finally cease altogether.
The humble youth rejoiced atthe change,
and AT once took the opportunity to con-
sole the mistress of his heart, who, TO the
surprise OF all, rewarded his sincerity
with her hsRd, and made him sole master
OF IS coo.