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Tho King OF Daho.uey's Amazona-

1
4 correspondent Of the London 6ta..dd'a
| writing about the preparations OF the King
Dahomey to resist the British troons IN ID
event Of war for the liberation Of the Euppea,
| captircs at Whydah, says:
| f.Meanwhilc the King Is By no means dle.
Bodies Of troops are assembling 1t the yasoas
| towns, while at Kama the whole flower q tho
Dahoman army is being brought toEtasl.
Raids are being made upon netghborins to"ns
in the hope of obtaining any stores Of po7def or
rum which may be there. Beside this, fnea
few successful dcsccuts upon helpless a12zes s.
have been made, the Dahoman warrior WILL oe
SO filled with glory that they will rusa on !"
certain death under their excitement
"Troops have been known to 'ciarSe
thickct Of ac2cias, pricklr pears, abes, Ana
similar thorny shrubs when under thu lIfn11'
coming out on the other side bruised tnu oleeu. ,
ing, end often MANNED for life. Thl they "na
do to show their love- for the King, and tne1o
Is no doubt that under the influence Of FFao.J-
and trade rum they would make despex1@ss ~
resistance. Still, their courage Is nuI u -
eyaneseent nature, and it requires ouE ~ ~
to put to fight, OF at least to cover, se7ous o>sA7
Of duslsy warriors ..
aAs to the fighting power OF tie Am192te' ~
there can be no doubt that they will be equas -
II not surpass, those of the men. AZ tn5 3 .ssi~
on Abcokeuta the ditch vas fllcd VIVA su.A srs
bodies, as they 1ought Ike sne"E'n7s ~ "a fthn
haps Of all objects an unsc1cd Romdn 1an5 = IN
side rival each other in their deeds Of bra'e1 z.
and many IN Amazonan caboceer ea5essfs S.fors tre
skulls OF these who have faAen oelbs hee
her arms, exciting the envy and Jealousy o. lea
ess fortunate outside fe1low-Eatzio1s. - ~
struggle docs como oil, In which our msn :, ~ Il
oitted against these far-famed "ar11oleh hn11ets
hot out Of guns whose triggers b; have ,a:t eesa
;ule By these sisters Of the lion KY qst 5Zet6s f.
urely as those fred By their sterner pti1 that
en-. Even the Dahomans ackno~leaase, a e,noat lat
heir savage, tlcnlish actions in hsht ain ahnnIi
ause shudder in themselves, aud II tnes .hsEr
9enzy ~ vii cary them toany lengths sntstai L. thsi
lercforc not be treated as mere o1nameIhat F;ag Int
Ijnncts to the court OF seTaSe hlnsd1 ~ " +
1ther Is the corps who are the 'ola oua&o
u Dahoman army" >-..>*->* 80 -
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One OF the Quietest Days for a
Year in Banking.
lhe Produce Markets AetiYe and Irregular--.Pro
visions Weak Early, but Close
Firmer.
Wheat Stronger-.-Corn Heavy, Under
Large offerings for May.
The biggest Stock Of Pork ETer Known
in Chicago.


Inc clcarings were smaller than they have been
On ahy day 10. year. Financial circles were very
quiet. The loans to Board of Trndc men on the Sc
cnr1ty OF grain and provisions held here have had
tue effect OF using up the loanabe surplus of the
banks. These loans run till Feb and March !,
and as the Board of Trade operators are the only
important borrowers the banks now have compara-
lively few applicants for accommodations.
Rates Of discount were SOLO per cent at the
banks to regular customers. On the street, rates
were per cent and upward.
New York exchange was quoted between banks
at soc per 81, 900 premium.
The clcarings Of the week were reported as fol-
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81, 732, 6+0 e54 $1,ei1, DIS e5a
of all cities. Chicago seems to have the most act
i've business, though its return for last week wss
remarkably small. Boston, New Orleans, and
.Pittsburg have about the same business rs In the
same weeks last year, with allowance for The num-
ber Of dnys included; Baltimore and New York
each show small dccline: while st. Louis, and
especially Philadelphia, suffer considerable los.
As the number Of days included is not the sa1ne IN
the two years. the following statement of average
cleaFnss daily will render a just comparison more
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sse: y aep % n7ss g. ea.s s ;s!3'St;aa1e 3t;:l
san.p.s, At :s<a+0c on fr,ste IT, staes; 81
Iee on ro1g.! c1rs. T.;,aa aad I, fO1 Ss5s1s3
viii :tis1@swcse ~ d''ll aid x..,l aotal 5o
,'r., m.sn me offerings :ar.,c eak a: ttc q
,es'qrc i,,s 70 realize TIC .aefe oefsr esue,
cxce.4 1G;'pts y; ct The veal w.r o,1a I1ghss*s| ss
encd IA sac sh.2neats, bnt "ete bqs r aas4
continued s1,ni s1z,iifg,.ny e,ay With co>,as ,as msfk.. ~.
Cash No sid :ssnand either for ~ ssa e,t
acSos'ang 70 lycatson chfcxx xad scjeeted et
cfase,1 sio% ~ a., =: sa5ic, and Il :7tsd -
E.oscQ ~ q 1o5ac- A2ssl was asalch opeanf FsnS
H., .1saG rntl closing At M tsst.t
rrnorte,, ~ cnSs tr5n sec down. May seaEs1A
iccted A. ~ - :: ~, ~ ~ Nh. At sssa5s Cash .e
sanli. at ~: :e 4n: Inside for 1sns'te: tan
on aSoard; Total, Is IS, un tfsSx; r; aad So sa
No: : toll It 7oc anG at1vGaesats 9.; resuest ,t 7
aat n t;0rs at soac. The receps w.. r. g fe
~ sSoFe appears t., haye i1s l4rsat "a i
~: sSekf S3les c. co.. bu No. oslseased du:s,
$. 100 o bn. oa ~ sample st sssS; tm ~ r
teF1 emF1AEkEI-Tss oEas: = ;'1 very qntet. bnt
the rrtccs hi rs sellers vera G,osed =.
b the reported shlemssaetp Tesetpt. xeis sas
ns enss decrease Of the siosH d lle ~tekiT
Hse oeniana Is small, and sn,n n store. X a&s
t-M, ue.ns litt!e call for NJ 81 Partly Efth
enc ~, sfofe; February sold earl tor thelnst F
AMI snrm o. oe7eG asked March va Mac Aad "a
for rsa,'1n- a. 55g 81: Cash No aooted = a1eas
X. IS T. ano ~, sold at foc J., \ non;n i.
rather siov hse!ectca brouch.%.a ~ ~ -.
Sc; 4oo bu is teieetsl' sa!ss included ~
sA'z'' outside for Gtah barI:v1' ~ ~ byanas
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Q
HOW TIE BUSINESS OF CHICAGO COMPARES WITH
THAT OF oTHER CITIES
BANK transactions ut eight principal cities for
the first three weeks OF the new year show de-
cline In cearings OF S21o 600, 600, OF about IL.
per cent. but they include c1earings Of seventeen
days in 1877 against eighteen days in 1876. The
returns are as follows, st. Louis, as usua report
ing both credit and debit while other cities report
credit cleariuoe ONLY:
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COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts anu shipments
or the leading articles of produce in this city
during the twentyfour hours ending At = o'clock
on Saturday morning and for the corresponding day
last year:
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| 4ah RESULT OF TIE E1AMIsaTyoS
y. . u9zen bilis IS that Hogan has cI,ar9ed for
materials furnished from IL to 20 per cent opa ap
.nan a,, otAer 1'rms whose work is annarantiv
Sa SSan! soou, II not better. The pIumb;ng
o,,;roe oUne III Int, Tue County Building hy Hogan re-.
ana yet that building was finished cori, ~ o5eeI'
ihere are business blocks IN fhis &c to.t. o..
where the plumbing done in 1872 has as ns w. & cty
nut 1cR dollars to keep it in repair 1hrrs est 10
apparently no justice in the nl1era'
r.n9 s4s.st tls nsercharge has an offset in s,1
pel.or wofk- The prices charged for joi ~ r,',
per cent above those CHARGED by therr,,n
as was Stated above, many tluos wrra cfnrras .us
1or Mnicn other plumbers furnish rrot,;tn1,s;.
IN the entire bill Of 81, 900 the county mia r.
dogan about $500 more than It wanfi1 har.
pala 10 any other equally responsible firm. AZ
pl,lns me same rule to tue bills paid for VIII
uone psl9i r 70 o. october Of that year, the countT
2a1u n1nl so'aue more than it should have donc
NOW, the first question is, whether Tho thc
I0t@ Is ,uo2tS aGne g 9n I'm the County Hospital
market price. A few experts coud u hc so,aotS tns
who could determine that question ot onea
without waiting for the slow processes ~ t;ee
10 settic It. As was stated before some n1nmh-
ers observed that, if there was any fraud. Il
II would pc found In claiming par for materials
winch had not been used in the buiIdjnr r. ;s
pronaole that the Committee appointed to |
investigate Hogan's bill will widen the snhere
ol Its iabors, and Will, with Mr. Hocan's uflino
operation, 80 into the whole subject, have af1
Lhe m material which has been put into
ne ..;e, building y, measured, and compare
With the bills. With the verdict Of
! good committee, based upon testimony
ufn1anea oy experts Of admitted ability, iii
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....... FOREIGN.
count, 95H.
American secuEties-'85s, 105h; 1918, looE:
10.40s, HOY; new IS, 107K; New York Central.
100' Erie. o5s; preferred, 211z.
PARIS, Jan. 27.-Rentes, 1O7f 35c.
,fKASkFosT, Jan. 27.-united States Bonds
New S. 1Q3E,
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W'kcnd'g
Jan,25'77
SIN wk7 7E
SfnccGctt
II, 76.-..!
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Rbrk, Lard, !Hu1ns Isfouid<rst t.4fddie
brts. tcs- fcs.@ lbs. los.
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ANUIHER BILL
~ Following is another bill Of March l, 1876
me ngurcs in the lclt-hand column show what
heshould have charged for the itcms n ~ mnat
ton: ~ 1teat9 IL 4ues-
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN THE
y County Court OF o. 10 county;
| Thomas q. Yates,
Andrew F. Yates Il others.
To Hugh 5. Yates, Elanor q. Berry, Will
lam Berry, Martha j. White, samuel
White, Emma f.. Yates and William
Lester Yates, defendants with Others in
rms case:
Aftidavits having been made that You
are non-residents OF the State of West
Virginia. notice Is hereby given you that
on this second day OF January, 1877, the
plaintiff has filed his bill in chauCyyy in
the said Court, praying for PARTITION ~
sale ola certain tract of land on the waters
OF McGraw'S run, IN Ohio county. OF which
William Yates, the plaintiffs father, died
seized; which said IraCt contains TWO
hundred and siXty-seNen acres, more or
less, and Is fully described in said bin and
that a partition may be made OF said land
or OF the proceeds OF the sale OF same
amongst the parties 10 said suit. And II
Is ordered that you appear at rules 10 be
n I'D In the Clerks Office OF this Cour'. on
Monday, February D, 1871, and do what
may be necessary to protect YOUR interests
in said suit. KOB1. Il. WOODS, Clerk.
/. +. JONES, sol. Tor compartments
January I'd, 1877.
The above named defendants will take
notice that the dispositions OF J. ID. Whit
ham, James GaStoa, !, ByeTS Yates and
Others will be taken al the Jaw Office u! |.
+. Jones, No. 1907 Chapline street, In the
city Of Wht cling, in The STATE o Wet
Virginia, on the Tenth day 81 Frt-
ruary, 1877, between the hours Of
o'clock A. ", andy o'clock p. NJ, tn be r.
corded in evidence N the above named
cause on behalf OF said plaintiff, and /:
from any cause the taking o. the said
dispositions shall not ne commence !, or
being commenced snail moi be com ipl4d
on that day the taking of the sane viii
be- adjourned ron me 10 time until the
The same shall bs completed.
7. F.'JONES,
Solicitor for Complainant.
JANUARY >, 1877. jiSoawt
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Honest Count by Congress.
From New York World.


Eternal Vigilance and eternal effort
are everywhere the price of personal and
civil liberty. but especially on this Wesr-
crn Continent and in this nineteenth
century. We have faith that the first
peril in our present political complies
tons is nearly and safely over-passed
Thanks TO the calm and resolute discus.
sion OF these complications, and to the
consequent awakening ofthe public con.
science and the public Intelligence, it be-
gins to be probable that the Revolution
lists will be unable 10 "bull. doZe" the
Senate into insisting that the president
ot that body Can either test, verify or
count the electoral votes, or declare how
many electors have been appointed, be-
ing authorized thereto BY the two parties.
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Personal.

HJAMEs GORDON BENNETT, editor OF
the New York Herald, was married yes
terday, to Miss IDA MAY, and will SAL
to-day for Europe, where they Will re-
main until June.
CHARLES BURDETT HART is the ma"
aging editor of the Baltimore Gazette
the brightest paper OF the country. ku-
NOR has it that he will soon take unto
himself as wife one of Wheeling's most
accomplished and best daughters.
Miss HuRLBURT, the daughter OF w.
p Hurlburt, millionaire of CINCINNATI,
was married on Thursday to Peter X.
Taft. the eldest son of the Attorney
General. The wedding took place At the
house of the brides father, large man
sion in the West End, and the guests are
said 10 have numbered twelve hundred,
including the wealth and fashion OF Cin-
cinnati.
II sometimes happens that the very
fact of mans making himself consp!cu-
Gus in churches, Sunday Schools, and re-
ligious organizations generally, Is sign
that his deeds need the cover OF an APP
pearance OF sanctity. There were money
changers in the Temple in the days oil
Christ, and re scourged them out with a
whip of cords
A WOMAN dressed herself as a boy IN
Richmond, Va, for the purpose OF beg
cinc without being recognized, and she
made such pretty fellow that her pacu-
nisry success with women was astonisn-
Ing.
TIE woman who while drunk set fire
To her child has been arrested, but the
man who sold her the liquor has not.
When will law work justice?-Ne~
York Herald.
BLUE JEANS WILLIAMS will give a
grand ball on the night Of his Inaugural.
ton rs Governor OF 1noiana. de Will
pay tor the lemonade himself.
GEORGE w. JULIAN and Daniel w.
VOORHEES, will be the principal speakers
st the Indianapolis Democratic Conyen-
ton, JsnusryS.
SITTING BULL has again been inter
viewed, and he talked principally about
treachcry "Out OF the abundance oil the
heart the mouth speaketh."
LORD PALMERsToN once said, speaking
of the Turks: What energy can be ex-
pccted OF people with no heels to their
shOes?'
SHE was dropped heavily on side
10,
walk, aud the sawdust burst from her
arms and legs in profusion. She was
doll.
MEMBERS of the Baptist Chursh in
Lexington, Ky, publish card in which
they say that their pastor is Ia thief and
II robbcr."
Mr.. SARToRIs is Us graceful a dancer
rs the Prince of Wales, and may be
classified as train wrecker.
GENERAL LESLIE CooMBs, of Ken.
lucky, has just married woman eighty
five years old.
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Chicago Evening Journal.

Chicago Evening Journal.
"What have done-oh, what have |
done, that this trial should come upon
me? pleaded northern Illinois minis
tor rs he suddenly dropped on his knees
in his study room on recent night.
what is iI-what is it?" exclaimed
his frightened wife.
"See there, wite-see therel' was his
only reply, as he pointed out ofthc WIN
dow.
Then she looked, and beholding a hun
gry.appesripg donation party approach
ing the house, dropped beside her hus.
band.
And yet when the people came in and
appeared upon the good pair, they
imagined that they were giving thanks
for the timely arrival OF friendsl
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ICOMMUSICATED.
; IitOrs of the Register.

Editors of the Register:
Tho older citizens of Ohio county will
re ,rct TO learn of the death of Andrew
Yates, Sr, VINO expired at his home in
the eastern part of Liberty township on
tho 18th ult., at the extreme old age of
81 wears, five months and three days.
lie was man who had lived throughout
his long life, uprightly and worthily, as
WAS evidenced by the high esteem and
respect that was always born towards
him.
In his early DAYS be waa Jd,.ice Of
the Peace of Ohio county, AL office
which he held for sixteen ye.Is He
was born IN this county, and was, per-
haps, at his demise the Oldest citizen who
could clam it Us his native heath.
Not seeing the announcement Of his
death in any paper, and Knowing how
large was his circle of friends, send
YOU, ut this late day, the above, deemInG
It of sufficient interest for publication.
December 81, 1876. l..
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Missing the Penitentiary and Get
ting into Congress.

From the New 1Ork sun.
1t WAS good idea to send Gen.
Hurlburt, Of Illinois, to investigate mat
tiers in Louisiana. He has been there
before and is well acquainted with the
country. He flourished on the Mississippi
rs cotton speculstor ourlag the war,
in connection with certain Lieutenant.
and when it was proposed to arrest the
Lieutenant for Illegal proceedings, the
commander OF the department suggested
that 1t was tnot worth while to arrest
Lcutenants when Major-Generals were
available. 1t was very tight squeeze
for Hurlbut, but instead of getting into
the penitentiary he got into Congress.
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Editors of the Register:

Announce me as a candidate for the
office OF Street Commissioner at the COM
ing municipal election, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic City Convention,
and oblige JOHN McMORRlS.
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No WONDER tina: consumptives are
feeling glad over this new principle, new
way-Dr. j. Ii. McLeau's Cough and
Lung Healing Globues. They give
almost instant relief, AID will cure
Coughs, Colds and Consumptio1. Trial
boxes py mail 70 cents. De. j. FL. Nc
Lean, 3l4 Chestnut - Louis.
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Editors of the Register:

Please announce me as an independent
candidate for the office of street Commits
sioner at the coming municipal election.
III The office is conferred on me will per-
form the duties thereof TO the best OF my
ability. Yours truly,
A. F. WILLkE.
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KIling Two Birds with One stone
From a Washington Snecinl

The proposition TO make Blalne's
brother Chief Clerk of the Patent Office,
is construed here by the quidnuncs to be
bid on the part of Zach Chandler 20
keep the Senator from kicking cut of the
traces. II is also surmised that Chand-
Ter is thus furnishing Conk,iog, he
having received good evidence that the
New York Senator did not propose to
stand in with the conspirators. The
brother of Blaine was formerly Clerk
in the Senate. and was removed after the
Cincinnati Convention at Conkling's
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Editors the Register:
Please announce JOHN w. BORING as
q candidate tor Street Commissioners AT
the ensuing Charter Election. HIS long
dec5 MANY VOTERS.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

ON JANUARY |, 1877, l ASSOCIATED
" with myself in the wholesale Grocery
antf Produce business, Mr.. George Beck OF
this city. The business will be conducted
as heretofore ut the old ST md, corner
Market and Eleventh streets, under the
name of A. =. Egcrter 4 Co. Thanking
the public for TIER ltberd! patronage
besto we'd on me in the past, would ask
for the new firm a continuance of the same
js3a A. g. E"ERi FIX.
IIntelligeneer and Standard copy lwi
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OHIO RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

THE FARM OF EDMUND RIGGS,
deceased, foot OF Long Reach. ften-
SAINTS county, W. Va, Il miles above
~. Mnry's. VIII be sold on the premises,
under his will, at public auction, on
MARCH 10Th, All = =. VI.
This is very desirable prop rty contain
ing 800 acres 20 acres river bottom. ~ acres
pasture, and $50 acres hill land heavily
timbered. good brick dwelling house
and excel emf springs OF water on The
premises. Terms one-third cash in hand,
and remainder in annual uaNmcnts.
ROBERT ii. BROWSE,
JAMES {. HOLDREN,
ia3ergi Executors.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY,
WHEEL NC, W. VA, Dec "a, 1876.
TIE annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF this company viii he heI NJ the Office
OF the company, on the second Tuesday In
January Jan =, 1917 al o'clock p. W, for
the election Of Nine Directors, and the
transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before the Stockholders.
de2j.27-3O Ja3. SO
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WHEELING, pecem Der y, 1876.

Editors Ofthe Register:
see by card III your paper that the
Workingmen and Democrats OF the city
desire me to become Il candidate Tor the
Office OF City Sergeant, a. the coming
cnarter election. | had not intended 10
be candidate up tn the time the card APP.
peared, but ince then have reconstructed
my determination and will consent To
run. You will, therefore please announce
my name rs candi ate for the Office OF
City crgeant, subject TO the action OF the
democratic party. Thanking my friends
for their efforts in my behalf. and pledg-
ing myself IL elected to dischargc the
duties of the Office faithfully and imparti-
ally, remain, yours, &C.,
dec22 MATTHEW ALTMEYER.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Street Commissioners.


Editors ofthe Register:
Please announce JAMES HALEY as
candidate for the office OF street Commas
sloner, subject TO the decision of the
Democratic Convention. II nominated
and elected he will make an efficient ard
faithful officer. MANY FRltSDS.
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WHEELING, w. VA, Dec. 10, 1876.
EIyjtO7.S Df The ReUister.

At a meeting OF Democratic workers and
citizens from different wards II was re-
solved: Thai we make public request on
Mr.. Matthew Altmyer TO permit his name
To be brought before the Dem Ocratic Con.
VentiUn aJ the coming charter election
for the @ffice Of City Sergeant.
TSigned.l DEMOCRATIC WORKERS.
leclSl
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no ICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
OFFICE OF WIuELINn

AID BELMONT, BRIDGE COMPANY,
WHEELING, W. Va, Dec. y, 1876
Theannual meeting OF the StocN holders
oil The wheeling and Belmont Bridge Conn
pany, VIII be held Al the Office of the
Company on Monday. the Sth day OF Jan.
uary, 1877, between. the hours 81 and 81
O'Clock T.. NJ, tor the Election OF Nine
Managers To serve during the ensuingy"ar
dt25l jos. LAWSON, Sec'y.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For street commissioner.

Editors ofthe Register:
Please announce me as Il candidate for
the office of Street Commissioner AT the
coming charter election, subject TO the de-
cision of the Democratic nominating Con-
vention, and obiise
DAVID IL. GARY.
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FOR RENT.

rINHREE NEW DWELLING HoUS- krA
rs situated on the east siSc OF al
Maiu street, between Twenty-third-
and Tw -nty-iourIh streets. Saiu houses
have all The modern Improvements, con-
tain six rooms each, have water and gas
throughout. For terms. &c, apply 10
j. X. McCORTNEY, or
SeSnh u. II. CARNAHAN.
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Stockholders MEETING

nFNAIL CITY BREWING COMPANY.
" The annual meeting OF the Stock
10 ders OF the Ma ] city Brewing Company
Will b. held az IA" office of the COMPANY
on the Fourth Tuesday in January lJan.
y, IS.7,l at O'clOcK y. N, sharp, for the
Election Of Nine Directors, and the trans
action OF such other business az may pro-
perry come Ot fore the stock holders.
deUr CHRIS. SIEBKE, sec'y.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For CITY Clerk.

For City Clerk.
Editors Of The Register:
Please announce ALIEN. UPDE"hAFf
q. candidate for City Clerk at The COM
ing municipal election, subject to the de-
cision OF the Democratic Convention ana
oh,iye his MANY FRIENDS.
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Editors O(the Rcgistcr

Please announce that will be a candi.
date for City Clerk at the coming city cleo
ton, subject To the decision OF the Demo-
cratic Convention, and oblige
JOHN II. RINEHART.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-03
For City Sergeant.
Editors Of the Register:

Editors Of the Register:
Please announce 4. A. Fulton as a can
didate for the office OF City SargeaI at
the coming municipal election, but SUBJ
iect 20 the decision of the democratic
Convention if one Is he'd, and oblige
oc25h MANY VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-03
Stockholders Meetir1.

WHERE WILL T. 4 GENERAL MEET
j Ing OF the - DEholders 81 the Elm
Grove Town Tia Association, held at
Elm Grove 1hg day, January nth, for
the Election oia D. ID OF Directors for the
ensuing yeRT, anc tner business of I'm.
pOrtanOe.