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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09

LIvERPOoL--per ship Glenilaven 1888 bales
Gotten 1920 nos slaves
NEW YORK Per schr Stephen Harding-1as5
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River N ews.
Above 10
water.
orrrcE NEW ORLEANS nsMoo

nHps Va tbtlt
Daily report OF the stage of water, with changes
In the twenty-four hours ending p. M:
Above low Changes.
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Isu,pnlfs.

RUATAF--Per sehr Ellen M Adams--2000
bunoheA bananas 100 Cocoa nuts = Maehsea Geo
PENSACOLA-Per steamship Lizzie-9 bales cot
1000 empty ioks $50 hides rs bds hides TO- 900 feet
lumber lot sundiies to order 10 bags wool Fol eheim
& Bfo--T0tal 32 bales cotton
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09

Making total OF $50, 600 Premium Bonds.
The sales not reported at the Exchange nclu-
ded 10 shares Workingmen's Bank at sIS Is and
4 st. Charles Street Railroad at s75.
State Consols and Premium Bonds were rreg1-
lar at d lower; The former closing at G01s0lG0%,
| aga inst 6t2s@ CAS- yesterday, and the latter at
3l5sG0321s, against 80 u $685. yesterday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09
0pELDuSAg.

NHG ULAR OPhLDUSAS PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, Feb 10, at s %. IN.
T~~T. h. FOR WASHINGTON, OPEIOU-
"a sas, Port Barrie. Simmsport. Church.
So vile, and all landings on the Coast,
Atehafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau- The
new and light-draft steamer
SANDY NO. q,
A. 2. Trousdale, master, A. Meynfer, Sr., eieIk
will leave as above. For freight or passage Rp.
ply on board or to BRITTON & EPPLsR,
in22 IL 81 Or vinr strhnt
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co WI w FIR ClAI..

COMMERCIAL.
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands. unless otha1rise stated In filling
small orders higher prices are paid.
OFFICE n -. DEMOCRAT
Thursday Evening, Feb 8. 1877.
COTTON Tho sales to-day embraced $3.50
bales at steaGier, and for some descr ptione,
stronger prices, not requiring any change in our
quotations exec pit an ADVANCE Of &c in the out
side rate for Good Ordinary. We give also the
figures and report OF the Exchange as below:
Genl Quotations. Tx O
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09
BAYOU SARA.
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT WEEKLY LOWER
COAST PACKET.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY and FRTDAY, at
ii q. m. Vii
H~Zs - For Lee Plantation, Pointe-a-Ia@
,Isg4EkkktM Haehe, Jesuits Bend. Belair Plant
ns's#7asa@% alton, Happy Jack and an Lower
Coast landings, the A No. steamer
WALOuN,
p. T.. BARRY. Master, Eff BARBY Clerk.
will leave as above, returning every Wednesday
and Saturday. For freight or passage apply or
board A clerk will always be found of tho hens
Of ST Louis street to receive freight. iaas
LOWER COAST TBI- WEEKLY PACKET.
HTs H. The new and fast freight stearn0
.sslIaaSsszssSskgl
O. CANTON, Jr., Master, J.J. Donovan, Clerk.
Leaves the city for the Franklin Rice Mills, Bel
air and way landings every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday ut D. M. Returns to the city
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even~
ings. Freight clerk foot OF Cont street. jas tt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09

Brit ship GIenhaven, Forshaw, for Liverpool
Brysen Geo
Schr Stephen Harding, Harding, for New York
Norton e. Bsll
Sehr Martha, Milloit for Mobile Master
Sc'iu Sargent S Day, Mcfarland, for Utia-
Jos Macheca sr
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

oYETCE NEW okLah gs DEMOCRAT, |
February 8, 1877.
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Arrived.

Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. from Pensacola--NeN
Basin
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INDEPENDENT uPELlyusAS WEEnLx
PACKET.
Leaves EDNESDAY, Feb. IA. at s q. m,
e- - FOR WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE,
Lssskaaa@ Churehyille. Atchafalaya Simms-
sszzs port. Big Bend Landing, Old River
and all Intermediate points-The Iight-draft
EZRA NO.
TN place of the Eobt. YoungD
JAS. Hamilton. master. J. r. Schmidt CLERK
Connecting at simmsport with the steamer
Sallie, giving through bills of lading to Bayou
dos Glaizes. For freight or passage apply on
board or to
HITE b CARLIN, 8 Tchoupiton}ae pr
P. S.-Through bills of lading given to Bayou
Bneuf. del
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-09

PasCReoula-Per sChr Confidence-30 bbls tar 1900
bbls charcoal master
Bayou Lacoumb--Per schr Leandsr Jane---25, OcC
feet lumber order
order
Msndeville-Per sehr Surprise No t-25 cords wo d
muster
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Martha D--z5 cords
wood master
Tangipahoa---Per sefr Tsrrble---6 cords wood
master
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN

KECEIFTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Tangipahoa-Per steamer J G Gault-2u cribs Tim
bGr order
Coving ton-Per scbr r M Pippo--1 bdl hides II
bales cotton Payne Kennedy &eo-5 do Warren, At
kipson &co---25 bills tar 7 bbls potatoes Dbl mo
ssses $50 bbls sand lot old iron to order-Total g
bales cotton Dbl moIasses
Pascagonla,-Per schr Camelia-s5o0 bbls charcoal
Bay st Louis-~-Per schr Petroria H-25 90 fee
lumber order
Wolf Rver-Per schr veneSa-22,ooe feet lumber
l. Nevers
Blind River-Per schr News cords woon maste
Wolf RiveF-Per schr Jos AmeriCo-60 cords woot
master
Manohae-Per sehr Pe-1O cords wood rraster
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-12-06
CA 7 Ar Ri
THE EYE, EAR & THROAT
snsesssfslly Treated vita
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

GUEGEsE L. the tsft Z ufsrat Hu4 sarress is
- SIS tststmraf 70 Catarrhal Afef ilaati tftAf
~ merJ nitHffsAsls IA lFta, saehus 1basnaiee
spseEc eafeift prefefi4es n the ftlDe4y used
Docs raEHaMH8 HaasEsl CraH fHf Gaihrfh poe
ssrs sueh rrqpsFi3tsk The sataeuoet in ne
share ~ unaoacsted tsFtlmasitls ffufn the nusi
Respectable pe1pls u ST tiktiess ia Aie, mast 70
oaEt3ussst o. th!s plint Never. We bshces ia
ths hlriaFy q popular mt3tGues has sncb val
ushae iastmoay hseu offered freely uasTed. IN
fayaf n Nny remedy than thGt lu thc pnseessicn
u ths pfupt.siors ~ hGufards Radical Care.
AE8 valuable ~ ti .s 10 docs net represent one
thoass 18th part * lie re0ammepasuubs which
&a-aAF offered BY ffisbas a. fItepds ~ lta Ia
ror People q wealth aud fcNnsmtht ia AL
pafts 0f the eauaFy daily Adaii its superiority
ever sny method - care anqwu 70 the regular
medical predecessor, hat shun tbs puhsse1iF ipei'
dental a . pehdshe8 statement Hehee the
Testimonials 10 oar pgssesslon rcpreseni eat 4
tIna8 al u those Nlthheld Ter iks reason men.
toned The following unsolicited testimonial
ffam HrNhs WuLs. ESQ, Of Wells, Fargo 4
Gus Express, " sn GutsPakeH Endorsement d
vhlch Ne are iaftly proud.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-12-06
90 COLLINS
VOLTAIC PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.
Enlarged Spleen.

Thil ia 10 certify that have been using your
Collins Violate pasters Il Enlargement Of the
Spleen and Depression Ia the stomach and they
have given me more relief than any other rem
edy have ever used. would highly recommend
them to all suffering from the effects Of pain and
Inflammation.
j. W. SELLS.
PICKERING, Mo, June q, 1877.
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INVALUABLE.

Messrs wrlKs PoFrTn, Wholesale Druggists
Boston, Mas houuemen.--l have FOR some
months felt d daty that ] owe 10 suffering hu-
msniiy 70 write sou. stating the great benefit
that have derived from tho use o. Sanford .
Radical Cure Tor CAtarrh For more than ~
years ! have been sflcied with this very trouble
some complaint have tried ali the remedies
that / c6ul3 End, bus without material or per-
maneut benefit Last fali tho disease had ar
rived Al that state that must have relief or die.
The eutnO mtmbfSnons system had become No
tuhamcd. aud tie stomach 10 di-ordCfUd, that II
NakA duuhtfal matter whether ] could 20 10 the
Pacific coast. o. II did re whether ! should live
60 come back " not. saw an advertisement Of
this mediCIut aud although being very incfed-
ulCus about spotil Or n0struns Of sny kind
vet IN sheer desperation tried this and was at
once benefited By IL. The changes 81 climate,
chronic disease Of the liver, aud my age over
10 may prevent my entire restoration, but the
benefit d0rlye from It's daily Use IL TO me 3Hrdt-
itdiis, aud am hoping 10 be completely cured,
aud at last arrive At rospt otable old age.
IL this statement Of my case can be Of any SER
vice to those sfleted AZ have been, and enHble
you 10 bring this remedy into more general use,
especially ON the Pacific coast where II is much
neededl, my object in writing this note will be
obiAiaed
Very truly yours, HENRY WELLS,
AURORA, n, y June, 1876. q Welis, Fargo Co
Zach package con tains DIR. ssuford's Improved
InhAling Tube. and full directions for use in all
eases. Price tl.00. For sale by all Wholesale
aud Retail Druggists aud Dealers throughout
POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale Drug
] 2.
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THE BEST OFFER
We will aeIl during theso hard times
$ $SSS PIANOS FOR $ $sSS

And all other styles 10 the same proportion, in :
Gliding Grand, Square and Upright-All nete snd
first olass-sold direct 90 the people at factory
prices. No agents; no commissions; no dis
counts. These Pianos made one Of the finest dis
plays at the Centennial Exhibition, and were
unanimously recommended for the HiGHEsT
HoSoRs. Regularly incorporated Manufacturing
Company. Mandatory OF the largest
aud fnett j. ths world The Square contain
Mathusheks new patent Duplex Oyersrnng
Scale the Reatest Improvement In the history Of
Plane msking The nprRhh are the finest ~
Ameriea. Panos sent on Trial Don't tail to
write TT Illustrated and descriptive Catalogue,
mailed free.
MEEDELSsH0N PIANO CO,
80. 81 BROADWAY, n. !.
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Severe Pain.
Weaknesses.
Price 25 Cents.

BE careful TO obtain Collins voltaie Plaster a
combination Of Electric and Votaic Plates, with
a highly medicated Plaster, as seen IN the above
cut. sold by all Wholesale aud Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canadas, and
by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Proprietors Boston,
Mass. 27.ly4ctiw-27)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-18
A CARD FROM RoUNDSMAN OHM.

To EDITOR 90 HKRALp:-
In yesterdays HKsALD you publish an account OF
q brutal outrage committed by on boy named
wlInam Keesan. ! wisn to state that nothing Of tho
kind occurred tho boy merely receiving light blow
~ TIE lace, causing MS eye 10 be slightly blackcncd,
witch happened by ncr. accident ~ snail salisfac.
toflly explain before The Ponce Com unlssioners
HERMAN T. VhA, Hoendsman Eleventh precinct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-18

THE COMMISSION" IN THE CITY.
WHAT is THOUGHT IN NEW YORK OF TwEEp's
ALLEGED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DENrAIs
AND ExPLANATIoNs--TuE ACCUSED BRIsILiNo
INTO DEFENCE.
New York had again great sensation yesterday.
namcIy-the revelations alleged to be contained In
Twccd's confession, when Is In Albany awaiting
tho action Of tho Attorney General OF the State.
These disclosures were literally tho talk OF tho
town, although. strange TO say, they did not
create any surprise, rs might DO supposed.
There were many who shrugged their shoulders
in IL told you.so' fashion, as though they had
known all along Of tho deep damnation at
last revealed by Tweed. AT the same time there
some astonshment At the nado OF names,
that Tor instance of Judge Foger OF tho Court OF
Appeals, which had never before been associated
by Rumor's idle tongue with the crimes Of the Ring.
Among politicians was very generally believed That
this "confcssion" would exercise potent effect upon
the politics OF the STATE and would bring several
influential politicians to tho slaughter house.
1T will hurt the Woodin charter seriously said
prominent local politician; "for what faith can
people put In a reform measure championcd by a con-
vctcd confederate OF Tweed--that is, II he IL con-
vcteds"
CHARLES o'coxoR
In his magn lcent rcsiden overlooking the Hudson
from Washington Heights tho venerable Charles
O'Conor was found
When the subject OF Twocd's confession intro.
duccd the old lawyers face took ON expression
that-but for his notorious good naturo-might DO
called cynical Mr. O'Conor has reserved a peculiar
expression, which no only when talking OF tho
Ring suits.
Mr.. oConor said that he had not seen Tweeds con.
fession and consequently could not give op,nion
tho press on the subject OF It's validity. As time wore
and the conversation became moro general Mr.
0'Conor mentioned few facts hero and there which
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-26
OFFICE MATING.
A VALUABLE FARM

IN THE OHIO RIVER FOR SALE.
will, on the I.t day OF March. 1877.
offer my farm at public sale. The farm
consists OF two hundred acres, sixty.fve
to seventy acres of river bottom. The soil
OF both hill and bottom Is unsurpassed.
An apple orchard that hardly ever falls
OF seventy trees, besides about 400 young
trees just commencing to bear: had over
one hundred barrels this season OF the
finest kind Of apples. Coal, fire clay, and
the choicest building stone in abundance
and Q sy OF access. There Is on Il e 1arm
a house of nine rooms and kitchen. In
the latter Is the best Of spring water. Also
bank barn, sheep house, spring house,
coal and wood house, and also a small
vineyard and strawberry patch: about
one hundred young peach trees set In
orchard. / will offer on the same day two
thoroughbred fflleys, thrt e years Old, and
one thoroughbred stud colt, yearling past,
and one stud colt two years old, one d ley
two years old, two very nice young short
horn Durham cows, one four and the
other three years old this spring. one of
them fresh now and the other one " i'll be
in about month, together with lot OF
household furniture. II farm l. sold will
sell the balance of my stock, thre cows,
Jour calves, two horses, ason and two
| sets harness, two one horse buggies and
harness, nine head OF shoats, one hundred
head OF sheep, hay ana grain, also grain
in the ground, and farming implements
of various kinds. II the farm is not sold
altogether, will offer 1t In three different
lots so as to suit purchasers. 1t would suit
very well tor dairy arm, as there Is the
best OF spring water, and lies opposite
| Port Homer Station, three miles from
| Fairview, the county seat OF Hancock
county, West Va. Churches and school
| houses. one OF each within mile My
reas Dns for wishing to sell: last fall lost
| a son and daughter, and have bat one so -
| left with me. Any one wishing TO buy a
| farm, and in a good loo ton, would dc
well to Luy, as expect TO $ IL.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
For further information address
q W. CHAPMAN,
| ja26egowt Falrview, Hancock Co., W. Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-26
SiIverwate and Table Cutlery

TURNER & DILLON WILL OPEN THIS
day four large cases OF Fine 5ilverware
and table Cutlery.
A large lot Of new Fancy Articles suita.
BILE for Bird 81 Presents Will be opened and
sold at prices that viii astonish everg-
body. Sole agents TOR the celebrated LANCE
Stem Winding Watches Jazz
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-26
HOUSE.

MIR. Ferguson, Chairman of Commit
tee ON Judiciary, reported the resolution
ia regard to license on billiard tables,
and deem it inexpedient to legislste
upon.
Also. House Bill No. % concerning
grants and the repeal of patents; recon-
mended the passage Of the bill.
Horse Bill No. 4S, amending chapter
II OF the acts Of 1876.
COMMITTEE on Education reported
House Bill No. SO. To pay the county
OF Berkeley money out of the school fund
that was not paid in 1876; recommended
che passage OF said bill.
The Committee on Taxation and FL
nance reported the resolution in regard
10 the collection of taxes legally assessed
upon the property of the b. Il D. Rail-
road Company, and recommended that
the resolution DO referred to the Judici.
nry Committee. Adopted.
The Committee on Humane Institu.
tons and Public Buildings reported
House Bill No. 90, TO amend sections IA
and 10 of chapter G7 of the Acts of
1928.
Mr.. Farnsworth offered the following
resolution: In relation TO teachers hold
ing county certificates and Normal di.
plomas. Referred to Committee on Ed
cation.
MIR. McFadden-House Joint Reso-
luton Nc. Is, Empowering the Board of
Regents OF the Normal schools to grant
diplomas. Referred to Committee on
Education.
Mr.. Riley-House Bill No. 81, Appro-
pristirg 1900 to aid in the repair of the
Ravens wood, Ripley and Charleston
turnpike, between Rsvenswood, in the
county of jackson, and the line Of IA
pswha county. Referred to Committee
on Roads and Internal Navigation.
Substitute for House Bill No. II. A
bill to amend and re enact section II of
the act approved December %, 1878,
entitled, IAN act to provide for opening
and keeping in repairs the county
roads," which was pending when the
House adjourned yesterday, was taken
up and discussed. The hour for voting
for United States Senators having a.
rived, the further consideration of the
bill was postponed.
The Senate assembling in the hall of
the House of Delegates. the two bodies
proceeded to vote for Senotors in joint
assembly.
The assembly then proceeded to vote
for a Senator to fill the unexpired term,
Messrs. Adams, Berkshire, Clayton, Dem
mis-, Grantham, Scott Allen, Ferguson,
Beard, Browse, johnson, Calvert, Chan
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ellor. (rossa DavidSon, Fefguson, Fish
or. Goocb.s Hoof; Maxwell, Quarter, |
Rose, Rowan, Samples. Sbirtz, Siple, |
Spurlock and Gibson-2S-vosed Tor
Hereford. 49, ,Ns,s
Messrs Baxter, Bufdsst, Ferrel, Kirt-
lev, Lowe, Ball, Eastman, Hays, Knots
McFaddep, Stewart and Wilson-lZ-
voted for Walker.
Messrs. Butler. COT, Jones, Newton,
Pugh, Turner, Arnett, Arnold. Barr
Beckley, Bright, Chipley, Hale, Hender'
son Hiett, Hoffman, Hutton, Imboden,
Lowe, Modiset., Morgan and Sommer-
ville-23-voted for Price.
Messrs. Losmis, Bsbb, Cunningham,
Dunkin, Elliott, Fsrnsworth, Gray,
johnson, Kune, Lsrgent, McClaskey,
Pario,t, Rigg, Steadmsn aud Stanton
l5-yoted tor James Il. Ferguson.
Messrs. Cald we'll, Tarr, Hesrne, Rob
;nson Simpson and Wells -6-voted tor
Dennis.
Messrs. Faulkner and Riley-2-voted
for Quarter.
Mr.. Herdman voted for Hearne.
There being no choice, the assembly
proceeded to vote for Senator to ill the
MessIs. Adams, Burdett Clayton,
Dennis LOOMS, Barr, Beckley, Bright,
Brouse, Calvert, Chancellor, Gross
Gooch, Hays, Henderson, Hutton, KNOTS
Kunst, Lowe, McClsskey, nnybacker,
Robinson Rowan, Shirts, Simpson and
We,ls-26-votsd for II. q. Davis.
Messrs. Butler, Wayne, Ferguson,
Kirtley, Pugh, Arnett, Allen, Chipiey,
Davidson, Eastman, Faulkner, Fergu.
son, Hiet, Hooff, Hoffman, lmboden,
Rose, Sample. Siple, Spurlock, Somer,
vile, Stratton and Glbson-23-Voted
for Faulkner.
Messrs. Baxter, Gof, Jones, McGinnis,
Scott, Arnold, Ball, Elliott, Fsrnsworth,
Fisher, Gray, McFsdden, Quarriei, R'gg
and Riley-l5-voted for Brannon.
Messrs. Berkshire, Terrell, Lowe, Tur-
ner, Babb, Beard, Cunningham, Dunkln,
Hail, Hardmsn, johnson, and Stewart
l2-voted for J. J. Davis.
Messrs. Caldwell, thomson, Tori,
Hearn, Modisett' and Morgan-6-voted
for Il. D. Camden.
! Mr.. Grantham voted for II. 5. Wal
ker.
Mr.. Lsrgent voted for.John s. Carlisle
| MIR. Parriott voted for Z. Gibson.
Mr.. Steadman voted for j. ID. Akin
son. =,
Mr.. Wilson voted FOR w. E. Arnold.
There being no choice, the joint session
on motion, dissolved until IL O'Clock M
Tomorrow. -,
Tn. Senate then returned to their hall
and on motion OF Mr.. Hesrn, the House
adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-26
ID ED.

overwhelmingly oath, 1877, at u
O'Clock. MORGAN DoNAHoo, aged ~ years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. Is
Main street, above Top Mill, this morning
ut 10 O'Clock. Friends of the family are
invited to attend. lnterment at new
Catholic cemetery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-26
COUPONS LOST.

The following numbered U. S. Coupons
were lost In the mail between Taylors-
town, Pa, and Wheeling:
July !, lS67, act of March 3, 1865, No.
q 81 /, and g., Jan. l, 1877, se5; July /, 1865,
act OF March 3, 1855, No. 62,,Si, January,
1877, SIS; July |, 1865, act OF March, 3, 1868,
act act Of ofH March 5, 1865. 10. sS5s. January,
1877. SIS: July /, 1865, act oi March 3, los,
No. 1884, Jann-ry. 1877, Sis; November,
1863, act of November /, 1865, No. 1898.
January, ls77, SIS; November, 1867, act of
N"vember |, 1855, No. 5O,SS7, January, 1877,
$500
All persons are requested TO keep look
out for the same, and TO give information
to Messrs. SIMPSON X REID,
Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling, or TO
Jan. I5-s A. T.. M'CLEES,
raXlOrStOXn. Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-26
To Members of LEGISLATURE

WOULD RESPECTFU LILY AN.
w nounce to the Hon Members OF the
Senate and House of Delegates, and the
public in general that keep fine stock
OF virginia Smoking and Chew'n:
Tobacco. The cheapest Imported and
Key West Cigars in the city. Also man L.
facture Seed and Havana Cigars, st giles
and Tips. My store is conveniently located
to the Capitol. at No. 70 Twelfth street,
Odd Fellows Building. ould respect.
fully solicit your patronage.
HUGO l.. COS,
lao No. 20 Twelfth Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-26

THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES USING
them, millions more unsupplied.
Agent. sell them and realize large profits.
send for circulars TO q. \. Walker, trie, Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-26
TAX NOTICE

LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT
n paid their State and Comfy Tax VIII
please call at the Sheriff's Office, Nv
thapline street, and make payment. Tue
collection of the revenues cannot be de-
layed. GEO. K. TlNGLE, >. y. Y.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-26
REPORT OE The CONDITION

0FTHE NATIONAL BANK OF WEST
OVirginia, at Wheeling, in the state of
West Virginia, at the close Of business on
January ~, 1876.
, 1877-11-23
4 GOOD BARGAIN.

I offer for sale, cheap for cash,
my whole right, title and interest in
the stage line running between Port
Discovery and Port Townsend, to-
gether with one good dwelling house
and splendid stable; also the lease,
tor two years, of the land upon which
the buildings stand, at Tukey's Land
ing, Port Discovery Bay.
The entire stock and outfit for run
ming the whole route, consists of two
splendid stage horsesg one saddle
horse, one g four horse" stage, one
express wagon, two sets double har-
ness, one set lead harness, one rid
ing saddle, and other articles belong
ing to the concern, which are all in
good running order.
The business is good for from $500
to $1,000 year, properly managed.
Parties wishing to go into the
business will please call soon, as bad
health forces me to quit the business.
Call on mo at Tukey's Landing,
or in Port Townsend, or on j. A.
Kuhn, at the latter place.
GEORGE COOPER.
, 1877-11-23

prominent citizen. g W-arg.' Mr.
i. NJ Vanderbilt ~ss Ors '.u. time
pur-er ou ;he steamer talluu.a. and
shows hy his signature l1 t.a' prti
tiau that hS /, vel aware hat the
opening of Alaska o. settlement, will
he more Tor the interest of steam
boat owners shan a. have the coun-
try locked up as it has been by the
presence Of troops.
We commend the whole subject
Of the communication from Mr.. Den
MS, and the petition of the citizens
Of Alaska, to the careful consilcra-
ton Of our Delegate in Congress,
aud we ask the co-orporalion of the
entire press Of the Pacific Coast to
aid in having Alaska opened to set.
tlement and development, by imms
diate action of the present Congress
of the United States.