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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

TnE iran # mind OF his Ffaudu'
lency at tms particular time, in view
Of the prot able disclosures from th'
prosecu,io. ~ n, Louisisra Returning
Board. can uuna urtter be imagined than
described; particularly if he Is "S sensI
tive on the subject rs 1t Is supposed y
dispatch to the sun reasons TIL Nc or
the situation ss regards It's et.r. on Mr.
HAYES and his action thereon
at Is very true that, as hs, bn.a stated
the proof that TIIden carried L'uIsans
will not invahdste the title OF P-esldeAt
HAYES. This is the legal aspee' OF th,
case, but il is the moral features tina!
cause apprehension just now 10 the close
friends OF the President. They say that
with his strong religious convictions and
the convictions ot his family his
head will not rest easy in the White
House one night after he believes that
be did not receive majority OF the elect
oral votes, and they express the opinion
that in this event ne viii undoubtedly y
soiicste his prelensions. Friends Of Mr.
Wheeler, 10 whom this suppCsIapn has
been communicated, aver that he Is made
of sterner stuff, and ths, If Hayes drops
the scoptre he will Immediately Y take 1t
up without waiting - see what TlIden
Will do. In regsrd to the allegations
about Mr.. Tilden prompting the prose
cutiOns, it can be stated on the authority
Of information received direct from New
Orleans to-day that neither Mr.. Ti.ien
nor ary one else outside tue State OF
Louisiana had anythln. to do with 1t
Perhaps the intended prosecution dis
turbs the mental equanimlty of those
two arch political trlcks!ers, Messrs.
MATTHEWS and SHERMAN, far more than
it does Mr.. HAYES. They were acccsso
ries to the crime. In tact, they were tnr
instigators planners, and power behind
the throne tina: urged them on to steat
the vote of the State, and guaranteed
them both immunity and booty, If the
Returning Board would bu. execute their
MATTHEWS and SHERMANsJ nstruc-
s.ructions. The Board WAS bu. the m.-
chine to do the bidding. They were The
motor that worked it. Therefore these
two gentlemen were equally responsible,
morally and legally rs WELLS and
ANDERSON. They went to New Orleans
Tor no other purpose than to do their
part toward taking the vote OF Loulsi-
ana away from Tiden, and 1t
rs history how faithfully they
adhered to that purpose. Whether
any good could be subserved by indict-
ing them Is question, and the legal
authorities of Louisiana, no doubt, SO un-
derstand it. But the exposure of their
completely with the greatest political
crime of all history will be all that is
sufficient, and the outraged people Of
Louisiana can well afford to let them
rest on the pillory OF indignation on
which they will be suspended by the
whole country,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

BEING y Bishop must be pretty soft
thing" wnsn its profits enable Bishop
simpson to occupy cottage at such II
sinful place as Long Branch. The busl.
ness wasn't as profitable IN the days OF
Asbury and Wesley. Ii Bishop Simpson
would donate the expense of season ut
Long Branch to the support o; his
church, the "quarterage" Q; many poor
washerwomsn might be retunded.-Cta.
cinnnN LMnHrer
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Gen. Cusler's Remains.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Ia'cr-Orsqus
Bismarck special say: The ..eamer
Fletcher, Just arrived from Little Big
Horn, brings the remains Of Ger Custer
and other officer Killed with them ~ the
massacre of June 18th, 1876 The re.
mains Will probably he taken % Fort
LIncolu for IGtermert.
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The Right Sentiment.

ATLANTA, July ll.-In the Cons:itu-
tional Convention the President in MS
address ssid: 1T is unnecessary 20
caution you against doing anything thu:
would infringe on the rights OF tbe negro
race" This WA receivsd with ap.
plsuss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
Bank Robbed.

The banking firm OF james b, Colgst"
was robbed to-day OF check for $4,000
on the Leather and Manufacturers
National bank and 81 200 IL halk notes
Payment OK the check has been stopped
rhe robbery Is probably the work OF Il
sneak thief
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

We learn from the Gassn that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
r,ceutly made temporary Ioaa OF So,
10000 through the banking house OF
Mes.rs. DEEAEL, MORGAN y Co., Tor the
purpose of taking up all the floating in
debteduess of that company. Tne none
lsry situation in London Is no" favor
abe for the placing OF bonds in tha'
market to the amount of this loan, AND
Mr.. koBEKr GARRETT, son of President
JOHN w. GARRETT OF the railroad, has
gone to Europe tor the purpose OF bring
ing about this negotiation. the bonds
will be- based upon Il mortgage placed
upon the Chicago Division of the Bsltl-
more and Ohio road
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

NEW YORK, July ll.-Cotton- Firm
at l2!ml2tc. Flour-Iess doing and
scarcely 20 firm; receipts 5000 barrel;
80 2 81 SOFAS 90; sUperfr western
aad state - 9OCaS 80; common 70 good
extra So 4Od.G -; good I" CHOICE So ~
nig %: white " neat western extra - %
al Is; fancy s. 3OldJ %; extra Ohio
So J0(ays IS; 81. l. uis So 9C@lO 10;
Minnesota patent process - 75@ll 25.
Rye Flour-SteAdy ~ s. 7jCa5 20.
Corn Meal Quiet; we-tnrn 81 s5(a3 ~.
Wheat Heavy, receipts $4,000 bushels,
Ne. > Milwaukee. noi prime 81 90,
lngraded spring 81 iOCpl i5; winter
-.i western seller August Ill j1Cil 43t.
Rye-Firm; western 7iCl7s' Barley
and Ma..-Uncuanggd. COrn-LOwer,
good business; receipts 5000 bIshels:
warm western mixed 55G57Ci ungraGed
tu j7a6lg; steam mixed 5-ttd J"ci high
mixed Glo. Oats-k urIpLs 500 busBeIf;
westerr mixed Ard ..ale 35l1 jOc, whit"
western llCGGgc. Nsy-ShIppIng 7Oc.
Hop--Dull; western Drfl0c; yesrllngs
i,1sc. Cchee-QI."l nu, .trsdy; RIo
o4rgoes l76g2Oic gold, jobbirg la H!c
god. Sugar. Mo.z--"- And Rlcs-la-
snanged Petro cum -Quiet and firm
crude &C. refined l3ir TaaoR At
s.as:c. Ro-ln QIlel at u '5f1l 30.
Iurpentlue-Firm a. 3lld3 !c Eggs
Firm: we-terr liGJI6tc Leather
Stesdy; Hem.ock sole, Busnos Ayres and
Rio Grande hight, mid1Iug sDd heavy
weight Z3G.2r., California DO ZZNGH =
common o. 2llhZ4o WDoI-ln tar
demand sad market frm; dou sstIc fleece
33Gj6c; pulled 2oTg iOc; UT washed 31cr
Teaa. 80 Po.k-QuIe. 8! sl4 @5G
Il 30; seller AugusI {lB 3Ol9(aJ4 3j.
Bee.-Duli, mIddIes western long clear
&c. Lri-Frmsr, new prime steam
81 2Ora III Butter - Unchanged.
CE-.-..--:.ady At 4@y9c. Whisky-Dull
ASllH@l r. Manufactured Copper
-Uuchanged; lngot lake l9Gl9ic.
I..7- Sco,el pig quIe. sod Unchanged.
\ nerlcan dull a. sl6 Goa 10 90; Russian
:ree. lOtGllc, god. Nails-Stesdyi
~: 81 50. cnuch 81 Z5la5 %, borse shoe
n. 5. 2yg,Z6e.
NEw ioRK, July l0.-Dry Goods
B4sIues, s.ill 4uiet n nearly a.! depart
meuts, and values steadily maintain ID.
Cotton goods quiet and unchanged.
Gloucester and Ancolih dark fancy
prints opened 81 5ic. Plunkett gnghsms
zLyancei 1c. Fiannels aud mems wear
WogIens less active.
PITTSBURGH, July N.-5etro!eum-
Firm; crude 81 l21G2 Is at PsrEersi
reauet l3.c for PhIlsdelphis delivery.
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Cotton for Russia.

New YORK, July 1l.-FulIy four
thousand bale. OF cotton has been pur-
chased here in the past few days tor eN-
port to Russia. The Russian v"rH.
ment has purchased 5000 bales within II
few weeks and since the war begun. pro-
hAhlX three timns thAt AmnNnt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

A MAN who is over fifty and had been
twenty-five years in the War Depart
ment wss recently reformed out ot the
civil service, and III desperation sP-
prenticed himself 10 printer 1t 5
week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

The wife OF General SHERHAN has
been mentioned as the possible Tecipien;
.f the next Golden Rose, annuaily be
slowed by the Pope upon discin guisned
women Of the Catholic .aith.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
Bank IOSed.

CINrINNATI, July 1.-The National
bank examiners Tor IndIsns have closed
tho First National Bank o, Drlphja. l0
diana. on account OF run upon tne
bank owing to the failure o! DIcan, Case
X Spears, OF Chicago, DIEan being PEE
ltent OF the bank Tne asset. r." said To-
be $50 600 in excess of the Ist tItie=
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AnOthPr.

ST. LOUIE July ll-Prvste dis
patches report the suspension OF the Pike
County bar k at Louisiana, Mo, 70 day.
Ii /. said that tn" depo.icors will be
paid, but there will be little left for the
.tnckhnlIers
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p,owned-AHes,, storm.

B>ENEsyrLLE, O.. Ja'y IO.-A young
man named John Hutchinson, living st
BeaIsvIlle eighteen miles southeast ut
here, VS. drowned Yesterday evening
while bathing \ very heavy wind ami
rain ,,orm passed over this place about
tnur O'Clock this atternOln-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
Indian outrage.

WINNEPEG, MANIToRA, July lit
is reported that band of Sioux torclbIy
took large quantity OF powder and ball
from the traders nesr Zpukes river, and
left immediately Tor the Black Hills
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Died

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Post has
information o. the death OF Professor :.
Tennv, of Williams College, in Mich
rsa, where be was visiting Il sisrer. Ihis
viii probably oresk up the Williams
scent ic expedition, ot which ne had
charge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

THOSE twenty Utica girls who blew
horns before the house of a newly mar
ried couple, were let of by the judge
with n lecture on the habit OF lacing so
tight that they couldn't half blow q
mouth organ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

Hon. VIVA. DESNIsoN, of Columbus
has expressed Willingness TO take MS
clsnces TOR Governor of ONO, II nomi-
nsted by the Republicans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

ma--screing the populations %. whole
villages delayed his movemer.-, and
enabled the enemy 10 hsrass a,s ear.
Alter placing the sick. wouniri AID
.ugillves in n place OF "A ETY., ne went 90
Igdlr, and having renewed his supp s
there be started in the direction Of B.ys
z.d'
War NOtcs.
LoHppv. Ju'v ll.-Thr daily Nerr,
says that the British fleet al Br-Ika Bay,
with the additions gdetcd by Lh" Ad.
miralty, will present An aggregate OF
twenty four vessels, with one hundred
and fifty guns And crew ol seven or
eight thousand men.
A special from Vienna Co the Times,
SAYS the abandonment o. tbs line OF the
Ysntrs bv the Turks, is more surprising
since t. Judge from the stout delenc" OF
Beldge aud ghe position OF Bella, where
ne Turks repuIsed the first attack O, the
Russians VITA considerable" loss, Il
mrght have been supposed they intended
to defend tha. line. and thus by threaten
ing their flank, preveLt the Russians
from advancing into th" interior Tn"
TURKS have SO completely suppressed al
iutorma,Ion about the II,posrlion and
movopents ot their t-oops that not even
q, ite. can bee formed ol VIVA
t7ev mean to do, but
shows either utter heIplessnes, or else "a
very dec laid plan that they should have
ner.ented the brilliant opportunities A.
foried them of meetag the RussIsu- ,u
sdvantsge
The Times IN a leading article says it
believes the Russians cannot advance in
.orre upon the Bskqr- until they have
secured ;arrr COMMUNICATIONS by Goa
,.ructirg position ou the Dtnube -
strong as any ~ the possession 'i the
Turks. FMS Will r'4iIF" 'noh'h nj
least.
In" excursions oi C',sHeKs 20 lrH"'A'
PIrrs' SeIvl ana Laval nave "ttie OF
10 military 'iSn'u,A"',.
a vienna corTeaP"h"e"' u'G.a'o' ''S'
."' rI'I", i lHlo1.utu 'N"' ,,t ''",s'" "" a,
''"''1tt aus. "a "S DIN. ~ ~" ~ .t -
me passage %, u Ine hus''aII' tnIo'5 u o''-
wa. w. ,'S i''S''""' A,T IT, P.'S'.."Ti ii -. ~
'Urn 'i7 "e'e's' ot '"o = '%Ja"s ""I' ~
A"oIHo' erosa'"S H'"' Nam "a n','. VIZ.
10y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

IEr potato bug Is lot 10 b" put DOWN.
HI, appearance ~ DubHu Is a"uo0nced.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

No TsoUBLK 5 spPTehended NJ Mon
lre.r to.aay. he Orsugemen having
.enslbly cuuc!aaei na. 20 paFsde
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at'heellna &cglstrr.
Goid elossd ve>tercoy at 1885

qhs reother to.d.y tciH he Pa t"
s'o.. a. ,oiM variqbie ,rl"dS, and r'sulg
tsHU rGfa'".
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
THE EASTERN WAR.
The Siege of Cars Abandoned by
the Russians,
Austria threatens to Occupy Seyia,
jeaIousies and OissensiOns In Turk
iSh Army,
Insurection in Bulgaria Appre-
hended,
sicge of Knrs Abandoned.

LoNDoH, July IA Russian ofticia.
Dispatch, dated AIexsndropal, 9.h inst,
admits that the siege Of Ksrs m, been
raised. The dispatch Is as follows: Con.
era. Meikatt bcIa5 aPprised o. the
movement OF Mukhtar Pashas troops
toward Ksrs, IN order to place the
troops besrcging Kars in position 10
move with greater read ness, suspend, d
the bombarlmeut, sent the Siege artillery
t. Kurukdsra and Alexsndropal. con
centrsted tho greater part Of The cavalry
At Khsjivai, TO protect comnInl
cation, and stationed lh" infantry
at Hahn The dispatch a,-o al
uits the -elrca: Of General rerguks-
scf and says the necessity Of pr3teolln; ;
three thousand Christian families who
were hecllg from Ala-hker, .o escape
the kurIs and BASH BazluEs, who we're
ma--screing the populations %. whole
villages, delayed his movemrr.-, and
enabled the enemy TO hsrass ais car.
Alter placing the sick, wouni"i AID
:ugiLlves in n place OF - ETY., he went 10
Igdlr, and having renewed his supp
there be started in the direction ot B4ys
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
Potato Bugs

LaNDoN, July Poistn bugs have
been discovered in Dublin.
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BALrInORE LIVE STOCK MARKET
OFFICE MARYLAND LIVE STOCK SCALES .
Wednesday. July II, lS7-. J
rsr,s az ruK s-.,-..r ~, rrIr r.rrrn

OFFICE MARYLAND LIVE STOCK SCALES
Wednesday. July II, lS7-.
KEcEIPrs OF LIVESTOCK FoR THE wEEK
Number or S,uls
Number Of Sheep anu Lam os............... j,iI7
TotsI -,
PRICES or SEEE CATTLE AT rHE sAKks.
MS WEEK
Very best on SAFE .o-dsy ................o a.. -
That generally rated inst qualify a,',O
Medium OF good faiv quauJy. ......E -.
Ord'ry thin Steers, oxen = Cows, a. -
Most o! the sales are from ..............b 7. -
Cattle !nlr,y a,tIye snd price. iC- ;'p,
shade higher, other grades Ia / over.
Hog, hsn, supply sud market a-n
prices somewaa; higher NJ 6.a -tc, lev
choice ,hsie higher.
Sheep IN good demand and unchanged
At iG5C
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-09
4 RING THIEF.

Arrested for feddilns Bra.s for csl1-
Everybody that went to the Centennial mel
the man who had SEINE gold e. rings 10 sell fur
a couple Of dollars He had been rednoed %
uAAt. aud was eomPelled 70 part with his lsvrlry
10 purchase bread May persons we're fooled
into laying the rings, bat when they IOund Ouf
lhsir true character, strictly AbStAtnoa from men
tioLinE the fact 10 any enc Of their frieDos
Sometimes the man had Jast found fne rlnk. and
as II sas too costly a. OrnAne1t sor him 70 wear
was willing 10 DISPOSE q II for les than hall ts
vAlue-
This class Of fvindlers vas comparatively IN
known in this city until about tvo weeEs asa,
Nhen one Of them named wm- Fitzgerald va.
captured BY the POliee, and oonmifted % I'm
Workhouse for siIfy dAyA- bat Vas zlnne
pArdoned. He vas again arrested On Mo-
dAy night by Ofioer NeAAhsn On plant 81
a darkey 10 whom he Vas trying 70 sell What he
Represented 10 be . valuable GOA ring He had
a nrsi asked % for u, bat Vas - hard prezsee
Tor money thai he offered il Tar 81 Upon soErrh-
ing his perssn At the station nineteen 81 thess
sparioas rings were found They arr Al IrorJs
rood imitation. and are stamped rs n" Thsg
are hriGht glossy and lasirOas, bat LACK The
WsiKhf o. the Eenline- They are brAss, q cnurse.
hut might easily dsoeive the ignurkuf and vain
formed FitEgsrAld vAs tTied N the Poles Colr1
Yesterday morning On . charge d Oit.innF
money under false prctenses, and Gas eomnifsso
70 iail for the action u The ETAnd JuTy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-09
Guruunrus.

HNnnfrtouR, MaE Autumn casirr. mishlilnx.
,ti,Hrss iin md Innaiiii niirs Prnpsrivanis rid.
Z Is.ss ~ Nlrvian,i n..l prime = . Do. asnher.
w,'surr sl was In't insnr. .osesi -ttsady Of de-
~ ," a se sa w aI s Tl% ns s ss.s%r
CO.. gais Marty srtivs an,l siusfy- southern. 80
sn. Wsstfsr-n Willis. Hhsl,n.: On mixEd eMn5iu (:
Irsunsyis,rIia IIdszc. Rya anirt and o~er y ss
oil M hiag sraiiv@ Urn in,t nncnanrrL Fro
-m lIi,i ,Fnnnf if: afiier KINDS diii and hnssy
ysiv N,r.s s,nn. za.iua wessnrn tubs, choice. N
"a sisti,, gaif,.e stsna. saayant sas saiat BUST
r-sstr-ufnt Nv nrsnnrss of hllerss Hia carxo-~
in7iie p.isr b"nhihE-, EI9x,r. WHISKY hr-ner and
,u,-a No ns hush = aAs, an suHh.; rye. Basa.
tilintnHrfss-s urn n.to bush.
yEw Hauit. MaFI.-GntiDn qr'ut, arm: uplnnds.
.s,.st me- s,,p, nos nsi.., Tspsr.sossrrst
3ftstih Dies 1nis; France 4 ais haies; Continent.
FsaE ysry MN AM, s!l:;ntiy IN esysr;, n..sr:
ssshn esilsss s. Fassi an atniae an. EIss' .;
rs.nlnm az r', wiiitn wilrat Western extra y. Is
eti =. ntsinl . duminun TN dinirn extra 81 Louis.
: i pS ,,, ~, n r,,l, s, Ut Esps eras
trn hu,lr lss a,fiis'n amt easirr. comman 10 air
11yr ibni- ,iilir mt anrhansr-L CornsnGai aa.t
Wllrfr diiil md sironEjN hr huyers' mvor. nnmi
MIsva,- isss. D "a "a. !. Gniragp nonnaily ssout
sline vifitr wheat iiiil and nominal sye lower
md NJ a. in,.rr: ais,a.ii~I w.sss.rn mixe sils.n-
.s,saln..r ni,un., assifna los, mizn,l ar.: 30.
lhnsrv smi 10 lawar: mvrti Westnrn ands taie. Is
s.a with, dn Sfs. -, ny .r,' sl Nm,
tfrns csrss'.s. E1n.nar.- suiiis lubhinx- I.9=n--
as af i,urs sii,.ass sa.inrsss rssins,i arsn vim
writ hiuiirys Esis, fnr Grasled sn,l pswsirreis
1inuE stI5r mr. s.ss tsrie.ris Rsra in Air rnnnsi
Hut ir-nl. Rs,lpi.,um dil and heavy: crude. ssls
uiig nniit 4f,f 4isl6sa<c. mr. good and prime
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CIT BEETrrfEs-

From Mr.. James BeIleu we have received
The Golden Jubilee Of Our Holy FHIhe--
Joseph Flaeseh was fined SO and cos;s in
the Police COuri yesterday far an sssHnr On
George Roth
The hours OF admission 10 the Coruor,r
Gallery Of Ar, viii, until further nOSiee, be truu
- N until p m
The spring meeting of the Baltimore Jockey
Club al Pifhllso begins On the "a instant, and
will continue four days
Georgetown people are putting their shout
ders 70 the wheel and quife . nunber Of nne
buildings are In course Of erection-
onicer Roderiek yesterday found dead
white baby I. sehotis, aIlsy; estsssn D and c
A swarm of tramps has III upon Alex.n-
dria- You'd better SIT upon the hack fenus wHh
a double-barreled shot gun. Oh. Alexzncrizns
Margares Herd, colorod, for using bad Ian
suage In the sacred preclnets of south WASH
ington alley, was nnet IS and costs BY Jncse
Slell yesterday.
Members Of the Board of Health had
another conference yesterday with ths Distrirt
Commissioner in reierrnee % permanenily looHt-
The Mrs. Rutherford 3. Hayes Temperance
Society held . large meeting last night ~
Moore's hall Several nee members were nd
inent advocates Of the tenPer2noe eanse
The condition of Oticer O'Nell, Of the
Eighth pree net, who vas 50 ser1oEkly injured By
the negro, James Miner, and his csnP.nlpns-
ARRAY, was much Improved lasI night He was
restored to Consciousness. and vas resting Suiis
easy.
At the annual meeting Of the Union Relief
Association Of the q. H q. Of q. p held lAsi
evening, Mr.. John W. Gray Vas elec.ed press
dent; WA n. Williams. rioe president Charles
II. Shorter, secretary; Albert Parker, treasurer;
BsnjamiR y. Dabney, John A Scott, W llssl
Griel, John =. Colbert, Mooser MARSHALL. ON
stead Tune, IaiAA q Goodman, Henry "
Freeman and EDWARD T. Younger, board q a.
TeetoTs-
In printing q brief report Of the proceedings
Of The meeting Of MetkOdis1 pastors yesterday
Two typozrAphicAl errors materially Affecting fks
sease were made II should have read --those
who had enjoyed Il in their experience" ma
..oOlni0n- lJr Newman made . clear Fthte-
meat from the .Armenian" standpoint nat TIA
American EtardpOint II might be difrcnk %
sar what The American stAndRolnt IA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-09
socAI RfsCELIANI.

For Saie-Hixh- standinx CcuntInx .roam D-sk,
win case tor large books and papers; black val
nut; superior make accf fcr Dep>rtmeni Use
Apply a this once
Dr. Hartley cures eatsrrn IN Tcn,A street
narrhwest
interest paid N deposits By ,. n sssisr o.,
bankers. itle Pennsyiv.nia svenns
Ar Lee, ss Seventh street, opposite the P.fe.f
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An Kinds Of trunks made to erder, repaired and
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-09
HfEEIED

ruRSER AvZART. - Al Aseensioa ehareh.
Eiliott. WILL &. TuESEn. Of Phllsslelphta. Pa.
and Donna zERkLLA AozAzr, Of Ana Arssr.
Mich No cards.
NORTHUMBERLAND n ri. by Rev. Mr..
Rcd. JAsEs W: HoGuH- Of WssAinftoaL and
LILLIA LAvrSiA DALEY. vo1ng1st dan khier of the
iAts Jacob Daley, es,I-- Of BAlSinore-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-09

ID nov absolutely necessary. Throw nos assds
your soiled kloSes, bat rcnosats then With
Iouxen's Inodorous Kid Glove CisAner. II yin
oie.nss thsm thorouxhly, sasily and quietly.
Sold n drug and tsncJ steres : cents per
bot.ie-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-09

aeeis OCCASIONALLY some el,zxsnsas sppIs-,tion
IN prevent il heoomins dry and harsh Thomp
SIMS POmade Optime q specially suitahle- u
kneps tho hair son and glossy, and imp.rts 10 u
strength and vitality = and - eents Per bottie
Sold by ali drusxists-