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ManhOOd: How LOsl, IIoW ReslOred.

SH&BD Dr, CuIVerN cIl'S CeleS
EF bratod Essay on the RABICAL
CuRg (yithGut msdic;De) 0f 81 ERa 4,
ToRRH0A. or seminal weAkneSs, IavnlaniSTy Sc,
minai hoses ILPoTESci Mental and Physical tn
capacity, IalpedipIeHtS TO Marriage, etc.i also,
CONspEg8pS, Er LEPsr, and fra, iadsecd l. sslf,
indulgence " aeKGal eKtIAVagaRce.
ESC Price, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The eslehratrl Author, in this asairahlc essay.
clearly dtIn=nTiT1rS froG hiTky yeass' success
ml pTat etbai the algran so sequenecs of self
abuse may he radically ckred without the danger.
aus use ofiRtssnsf pa iisine The apphc alton oi
the knife; painting ost mode Of cure al sRce sim
pie, cesSslp sAd e1eetuAL by means Of hiGh every
sunvTrTs 10 maleF what his cendt'on may hr, piAy
cure himself cheapIy, priv ately and RABOAiN
ea8- This lecture sheuid be in ihc hands Of eyeTy
youth aHd every man ia lhe land,
Sent. under seal ia plain envelope 10 ans al
dress rnstp pNlp. reee nj OfsiN cents ortWo post
sismPs Alss Dr. ouiveFWetI's' 'Msfriag &c t,4-de =
price 90 eents address the Publishers,
CMAS- J. c. KLikE 4 CO.,
I91 DOWcPys NcN' york,
S9IE PostOfhce KDN l,5R(i.
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SSCHOOL ExANIsERe, NoTICE-

- The Heard wiiihph thcir neXtTtgularSessiou
for the exa rnisist ion ef feAchsts,A at e.t
holder CarneTs Friday feAIuS ~ j, isGq.
APPlfsgnt FResd not apply for sPeeis ENamina
tau. <,t arerequested 10 Ahend the stated
~ the Raard. espondenee withthe ENa minsr
shHald be direeiedte theund ersigbed, AtwcsteR, "
81 D. A. ANEkj, Gterk.
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NAMES OF owners.


Hale Robert
Braman Elias
Heckert John II
Furbush Joseph ct al
Crowfoot Charles
Furbush Joseph
Phillips Maria
Ballman Christian
Walters Emanuel
G 4 7 X X Co.
kellev Rein w
Warner J J
Carter James
Valance Sarah A
Girton Elizabeth
Hoffman J b
Mitchell James
Wise John
Shoe Frederick
Bates Albert
Wise John
Rickert Daniel
Miller William
Thompson John
Thompson John
same
Miller William
Shoe Jacob
Shoe Abram
Shoe Abraham
Messing Adam
Wagner John
Read David
Baker Henry
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bet Ia dIvnalc
THIRD TUESDAY
m be continued until the said lots "
hedf for ale County,
o, Decrmle
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PART

n tREETUKI-IOnIinued.
5 NORTH Division.
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Wheat demand for export but the enhanced
IN Se%aaded Business. ana
ss'assy E ssf
.s was nRs1 undes q G fair a closing n a. 81 70 The
choice No. spring, 81 for small 10, choice
SG sSs Michigan Il .s G FOR ,%Ssd ws %
snS o For s essn the % market Ss wa, qHs and
saSs' sSS sSS ns.s.. IS for Cd sales
and prices favored buyer sales bushels al Sc in
and sold ssYSsq for %ss
she s1 sSrs we're spa ~ OF ~ e a 90 Or malt
and prices were nominal.
FRlIenIs. marke. was quiet. the advanced de
dull though there rather inquiry petroleum YES:
1850 bp.se: = wheat sS:,ns BALE:
%a'%sSS: A. S .';%sI sS III: rs.,s and ana g g
to Pin VIZ SS bS 1s crude
% Norwegian bark 70 Cork for orders with iS
bel. petroleum, a. 1i New York brig, 70 Lubec with
!is win sso Ses petroleum. Z. ga New ioi bark
win SAT- Lee British Srs 400 Sbs e.p.e.y To-
1sids S1 pivn.s wss sns ,s.r. hahn, s mn.
al and we Ss Of no % .s' e q
NAVAL sroHys-rhe demand for spirin ,urpentine was
wa: shade armsr, soslns 4sc for @srchsnssSis
&C., chiefly q. he latter price Rosin.insd was scarce
Kinds @odsrsssy .ssiv: and my held "a "h. fn:
e. Is snH loo so opis So :. y and a sx No 81. s
!. g. g Ss s ss ,s Il: Ss = g. and .'
ss n for pO,s nsss Ss. ssy sa
Issrs sales q 500 bs new mes. % si go go
'iiss sis sS2'ss srvs: 1,s 81 s
sf % SSs 81 s: os .s4. @
ss s FOR e1ss ss's' s..; ss n. s. ssm,Ss 2,
moderately .c,lye a. abo. former 9 ti.rcss
ana SO fo nds dc ca e. ~ rsr. .s Pr%s mSls
ssT higher S sss
s s cr .mss.d s 90 so az ss.d s1a picked ;Ss.
s.%: S.nF ;Ss sissr os ,sa
and , do % v.ss ~. Wa. .. .'Ssr % o.
ls Tor short rio aod re f9r cured ssaord.hire Cum
a. s;s1 Short rs sfs e. '.s Lard ds @.s IN ps:.
sales .sr, BEING e ssea @ es Pss. pTsy.en, yss,as tbs
peSans a .Ieas sq 70, = dy p,s q.
ss iSHSn Ssi continued to ru. a, and
% en, sTS we're n a.pe. ss was sS1 dull a. sp9%
market wss steady At the opening bu, weak the close
being obs :OsSi standard as wa. IT,.
so sysS opos ia. Ss SI1 his 'nc %cnS So.s a. = S
do for June at &c. Naphha quoted At lie I2c In
% Issi; s.ss s";s
sSs o rs s S. %
se rom 20 s;p,smSs, ,sa f Loo s n each s%@s %oSs
choice. No sales.
srsps-Llnseed dull and nominal at - n o. N.
gold, duty paid Clover quoted l3c. llc timothy "a
~ so and rough far 81 60 80 20, without sales "
RTEAnINg1 business small but prices steady
Sales 1000 lba in hhds and tierces within the range
BAc. 1870.
nng and the market closed firm at Yesterday prices
viz ll5c. 11ssc for fair 90 good refining Cuhe The
sales were ll00 hhda, part At 12sc 21sc for Cuba and
l2sc for Porto Rlco slso $50 boxes at 0sc t2c Refined
was In moderate demand and firm 81 l6c 16c for hard
sIsc Tor soft white, la,Sc Hsc. for yellow aud
T.Ilow sieady, with sales Of 1000 lbs. ~ I,.c
%nsKKY.-R.ceIp,. s.o ss. tn. r,r,., x.. s,u ..,
Es'S~ hssV hTe swc., ia, paid No sass " Esopspt
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
POLITICS IN RHODE ISLAND.
fFrom the Proyidence Journal Ma,

From the Providence Journal, May III
We place at the head OF our column with pleasure
the name OF Mr.. George l.. Clarke for Mayor. Mr..
Clarke Is too well known TO our citizens to require
any commentator from us. He Is man OF marked
ability familiar with public AFFAIRS Of excellent bust
ness capacity and Of high integrity. In presenting
HIM for the chief magstracy OF the city the conven-
ton has carried out the clearly Indicated wish Of the
republicans of Providence.
The following are the nominatons:-Natiopal
Union Republican Nominations SELECTION wednes-
day. May l2.-For Mayor, George l.. Clarke; for City
Treasurer Benjamin Tripp; for City Solicitor Charles
II. Parkhurst; for superintendent OF Health, Edwin
NJ. Snow; for Overseer OF the Poor George W. Wight
man; for Harbormaster, Daniel JOslin.
The above is the BrOwn-lves Anthony antl-Sprague
lively.
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The range in the price Of gold during the past

The weekly bank statement Is very favorable. The
large increase In the item Of loans represents the
tended accommodation which the banks are afford
ing the business community, and is warranted by
the nattering gam in reserve, which is mil
hons In excess Of the required twenty-five per cent.
There is a gain in the total reserve OF s5,427, 705
against increase In the total liabilities OF
S9e5s,674. The increase in specie is due to the
receipts from abroad and the disbursements of the
Treasury in payment OF the May interest on
the national debt The decrease In legal tenders is
rather inexplicable as no shipments Of currency
were made during the week. at least OF an amount
% make the total given in the statement. The
sum is just the amount paid in exchange for
the government gold sold by the Sub-1rea-
surer although payment Is known TO have been
made In that instance with national notes. The
loans have increased eight millions and the deposits
GoIha
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

FLOUR AND GRAIS.-Receipts, 6,725 bbs -four, $50
and 100 bags meal 220 bushels wheat corn
600 oats, and 900 do. Western -four
In limited demand to-day but the steady all
kinds at yesterdays quotations. California nour
but unchanged The sales comprised 0 bbs For southern
the market quiet and prices Of all grades
heavy former quotations. The limited about
175 bbls. Rye -four steady with of 2lO bb
np yer re IDch chan We unia
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, May S--6 p N.
CorrRERio dull and heavy at yesterdays quota
tions, and heard of sales Other kinds were still
quiet though held with frmness.
CoTToN.-only moderate demand prevailed to-day, but
the market steady for all grades
bales. of which 7 for spinning, 5l6 for export i34
speculation and 500 in For future delivery
there were sales We append the current quotations.
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paratvely steady. Marposa preferred was puoy"n"
advancing to As Western Union was quie@ ine
express stocks were neglected.
The negotiations between the two boards have
resulted in efrecting consolidation. Tne vote Oh
the old board was unanimous and that OF the open
board nearly So IN favor OF It. The consoiidation
viii formally 60 into Operation on Tuesday next.
the name OF the new organization VIII be tue
New York Stock Exchange. Al dealings WV y
conducted in the Stock Exchange building, with the
different sessions as recently regulated by the old
board. For the present the rules of the old Stock
Exchange Will govern the new organization. The
government OF the new board Will rest IN COM
mittee OF forty, twelve of whom are TO be taken
from the open board. An election for the choice
OF this committee win be held tomorrow. The con-
solidated board will start with 1850 members and
with fund OF about $4,000
The following were the closing prices OF stocks on
Saturday evening:-Cum0erland, 20 a "a; Wells
Fargo Express, 35 35si; AmericSn Express, 40
Al; Adams Express 6o1s 6oL; United states
Express, 02 a 62&; Merchants Union Express, 15h
a l6; Quicksilver, 2ll1 %; Caston 90 COS; Pa
cifc Mail, 81 92la; Mariposs, 20 a 2o1s; do. pre-
ferred, 454 a 451s; Western Union Telegraph.
42as 4215 New York Central, 1so1s lso5s; Erie,
27]s q 27'i; do preferred, 81 5l1z; Hud-
son River, l55a1 q l56&; Reading, s5st
30, ioituo, NtodSP aNI NesteEu, ga uo' pic-
ferred, ~. 20; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 76A
u; do. preferred, s5Ia s524; Fort Wayne, l491a
100: OHIO and Mississippi, 1925 a 321a; Michigan
Centra, I?s 1aS; Michigan Southern, l05h a
1855; Illinois Central las a l.o; ~sve.and and
Pittsburg gl< a. 9l}S; Lake Shore, lo4AN lo474;
RocA Island l2sS 1855; North western, S5S S5S;
do. preterred, 9s1i a es}I.
The following were the closing quotations for
govenments:--Unted States SKIES, .s,.. registered,
11ss1 49, do, coupon, l19 1ls,4; DO. fve-twen-
ties registered ia Hay; do do coupon, 1862 11s
11s1S; do. do, coupon, 1854, 1143s 1l41i; do.
do coupon, 1865, 115al 116; do. do coupon, 1865,
new, III 117S; do. do, coupon, 1857, III q
1175a; do. do, coupon, 1885, III NIX; do, ten
fOrtes registered, 1914 Jos; do. do, coupon,
l0sh 1O9; currency bonds, 1861 q 1861.
Annexed is q comparative statement showing the
shipments OF specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods in 1866
1868. 1869.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

Southern securities were generally steady and
felt the agitation Of the general market less than
the other commodities OF the stock Exchange
Prices closed on Saturday evening as follows:-
Iennessees. ex coupon, 81 a 65K; do, new,
oo% e5h; do, i've per cent so a 81; virginlas,
ex coupon, SIX a57h; do, new. so a o2x; do,
registered stock so SOY; do, registered 1896 54H
eS do, registered, 1857 81 So; Georgia SKIES Sly
asa; do. sevens, sSZ a se1I; do. sevens. interest
payable in Georgia 81 a sS; North Carolinas. ex cou
pom, COZ eOK; do, new, % a 55J.; Missouri skies,
50 n ssk; do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph. 30
bid; Louisiana skies, 70 T3H; do. lsyee
mxes, 6sH oeyS; do. do. eights sok a 90:
Alabama eights, lo2 io5; do. nyes, 81
90; do. skies, sterling, s5 bd south
Carolina skies, 76 a 77 do new, rs 70; do, regis.
tered stock, Ga 81; City Of Memphis sres, SO "a;
do. Atlanta eights, s5 a 90; do. Savannah sevens
~ q %; do. New Orleans consos, II IS; do. do
issued TO railroads, II q ~; Mobe-Ohio sterlings
% 20; do, egbts. 6l go; Mississippi Central Rail-
road, first mortgage, 10 III do. second do 50 a co.;
Memphis and Charleston. frst 81 a IS; do, second.
rs ~; DO, stock, 46 As; Greenvle and Columbia,
guaranteed 80 a 90.
The stock market was verv irregular during the
week, In the carry portion yielding to q strong
-'bear" movement. thence recovering under pres
sure to buy on the part OF some Of the clques,
acting again IN the excitement of Friday and
recovering again toward the close. ON sstur.
"aS was dul In the number OF transactions. ope-
rheors peing Inclined TO await the elimination OF
uhe disturbing Influences ana the sales at the
BOARDS were quite meagrc In comparison with the
usual amount New York Central which still con.
nnucs the feature Of the list, touched 1soX late I'm
me afternoon, upon;'be announcement Of the apaI
passage OF the Scrip bin Hudson River and uar.
lem were also higher az result Of the ,nal massage
OF the Consolidation ac, bu; did not reach the nest
figures they attained In the Original rise based upon
me expectation OF this legislation. Fort wavne
again touched $50 upon renewal or the rumors Of
scrip dividend and consolidation with the Pennsyi.
vanis Central. Rock Island reacted 10 l2s and
mence fell OF. The Northwestern stocks, st. Pau,
Apa Reading were nrmer PacSle Msu was com.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is complete list OF marine trans
fers at this port from the 9Th to the sth inst. in
cluslve:-
The New York herald., 1869-05-10
weeks compare as foII0ws:-

Last year at this period the banks had the advan-
sage Of showing two weeks receipts of specie In the
following comparison Of the statements for the cor.
responding weeks this fact should be taken into con-
Sderaflon.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

1865 1869.
Nineteenth week. $3,6s6,3 ,394 $425 800
Previously repOrted..... p, l63, 500 1924, 451
Total. $25, S49903 $1l,34O,34l
Subjolned is the total valuation Of foreign imports
at the port of New York for the week ending May
Z, compared with the previous week.
Aprfl 80. M0y7.
Dry goods. s................ 81 $50, 467 $1,4s5 736
General merchand1se..... 7,S23, 4S5 6,1S7,lI3
Total for week. 50, 703.952 s7,672,S47
The imports of dry goods for the week and since
January l. 1862 compare with the corresponding Pc
RODS in the two preceding years as fonows:-
For the tCeek. 1867. 1885, 1862
Entered at port. ,921 $1l25,659 $1,4s5.736
Thrown on market l,42, I'LL l,342, S93 l,6l2, 249
Since Jan. !.
Entered at port. 3s, $50 442 290o7S $50 &c. 607677
Thrown on market. 42,7S2,o22 31,s565l1 39,676.136
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

FOX SALE WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR
property the Livery Stable situated at No lss
west Fouh strert. The stock Horses Carasss
Harness seghs Bels, Robes &C., now doing Brst class
basIsse Appy pD the pIsmissn
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, Z HANDSOME
H. Drown stone front Houses rIfyeshh street, for
two story House and Lot Fifyhird street, Madison
avenue '-rT' - ~
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COAL AND WOOD.

@p IN CHALpRoN FOR COKE DELIVERED IN.
peD w mediatey; liberal discount made by the cargo
Apply at Twen,ytbfTd street, BrosdwsyI or rwsn,ynr"
stssk aveDps - NJ pukkWpVD
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1y sCaLphks ga'1nsies Or FOR INyEsTMENr-FoR SALE,
u 9i5n avenues price low sold this
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

&10 E00 Farm 1to ACRES, 90 IN WOOD. BAL
YlOscOO. ance In cultivation; new house. barn. Ac I:
near the city and depot Farms and Country Seats At all
prices' YELLING, II Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

A FIRST GLASS OUTFIT IN FURNITURE OF EVERY
IA. description, including celebrated ParOr Bedsead
on favorable terms per cent down and the balance
The New York herald., 1869-05-10

A MAGNIFfCENT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD
Furniture for sale property family leaving city Paror
Suits Pianoore Etegere, BooOkcasc Carpcts Paintings,
Mirrors, Chamber Dining Room Furniture sacrifice.
~ West Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenue.
tARPETS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EEPERS SUP.
~ piled with Carpets, Furniture, Bedding &c on easy
terms; monthly payments taken; great chance for ho1se
keepers. KELLY CO., corner a5th st. aud 6sh av
No connection with any other store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, September Is.
Cuban Matters.
by Telegraph to the Register.l


1t is stated that it is not the inten
tion of the Administration to push the
settlement of the Cuban difficulties for
the present nor to do anything that
would be likely to initiate Spain and
provoke her. Matters probably will
be allowed to drift along as they have
been doing in the hope that the Spanish
Government will finally accept the
Sickles proposition.
The Public Debt.
The indications are that the public
debt statement to be issued on the LIST OF
October will show very little, if any, re-
duction, the payment for the present
month having been very heavy.
Minister Sickles and Cuba.
Much of what is stated as to the
course of the Administration on the
subject of Cuban independence, is a
mere matter of conjecture. All that is
certainly known is the mediation
through Minister Sickles to the Spanish
Government. There are no present in
dications of the acknowledgment OF
the belligerents rights. The policy OF
the Administration has been and is tc
enforce the neutrality laws, and to act il
good faith according to the treaty obi
cations. There is no question that i
deeply sympathizes with the Cubans il
their struggle, and will continue to ex
ercisc its friendly Offices with discre
ten, with view to effect solution o
the question satisfactory to all partie,
interested
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
FINANCE AND TRADE
baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
TO 2496 head, against 1853 last week. Of
the number offered 1893 head came from
Ohio. 93l from Virginia, and 729 from
West Virginia, AID 70 from Illinois,
over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad;
262 from Virginia and 50 from Maryland
on foot, and 80 from Maryland by boat.
Of the receipts 1040 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, $50 sold to specula-
tors for other markets, IS to farmers for
grazing, 400 were reshipped to the East
without being offered here and balance
were left over unsold. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Old Cows and
Scalawags at 3 75a4 %; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows at 25a5 90; COM
mon to fair stock Cattle at 00a5 90; fair
quality Beeves at 00a7 CO.; and the
very best Beeves Mt : O0aS 90 per
IVo pounds, the average price being
ABOUT . 40 gross. The market was mod
erstely active to-day at a decline of
fully 81 cents per 100 pounds on the
rates OF last week, the average quality
of the offerings, however, were much
better.
SHEEP--The supply and demand have
been much better during the past week
than for several weeks previous, but rates
show no material change. Prices TO.
day ranged as follows: Fair to good fat
Sheep at 4a5 cents per pound gross.
Stock Sheep 5Oa2 % per head. Lambs
5Oa3 so per head.
HOGS-The supply during the past
week has been fully equal to the demand,
the market being without any activity.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Fair
to good live Hogs at Is 0OaliOO, per loo
pounds net
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

Prot. applied Chemistry.
Hon. ]. w. BROCKENBROUGH, LID,
Prof. Lac.
NJ. w. HUMPHREYS, A. NJ,
Asst Prof Latin and Greek.
ROBES MASSIE, A. NJ,
Asst Prot. Modern Languages.
DUNCAN C. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prot. Mathematics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
Asst Prot. English.
JOSEPH B. WALKER,
Asst Prof Chemistry, and
Principal Of Business School
For the present, the instruction in English
is divided among the Professors OF Moral Phil
osophy, Modern Languages and History, with
the aid of an Assistant Professor.
The duties of this chair are discharged by
the Professors Of Chemistry and Natural Phil
osophy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, September To-
MONEY-Money active and firm at 7
per cent, gold, for call loans. some
brokers were compelled to pay a COM
mission for money over to Monday. A
scarcity of smaller notes continues,
conpIed with increased orders from the
South. The bank statement is more IA
vorable, bat the net result shows the
hanks only 500, 900 stronger in their re-
serve. The decrease in loans and de-
posits shows q contraction, in conse-
auence of the drain of currency to move
crops. 1t is estimated that $1,000, 900
were sent South and West during the
week.
A meeting has been called by the
New York Central and Hudson river
directors for next Wednesday to take
final action on the consolidation ques.
ton. This call changed the aspect OF
affairs on Stock Exchange, and prices
have taken sharp turn upward.
SUPERINTENDENT 107ta1N4.
GOLD-Opensd at 1863, and closed at
l36ta136s; carrying rates l-l6as till
Monday, and per cent. per annum.
GOVERNMENTS OCKS--Firm; Cou'
pons of 81, 121ta12lt; '62, 12l5al22; do
ia, l26ia126a; do '65, 1205al2l; new,
119ta119s; do 81. l19tall9s; do '68,
1l9tal19t; 10-40s, 109iall0:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, September Is
FLOUR-The market is steady and
unchanged.
WHEATON,, heavy and BIC lower
sales of No. red on the spot and seller
September at l Hal b; No. = do al
100.
CORN-Quiet and steady at CSC fol
No. mixed, and 96c tor No. =.
OATS-In moderate demand at SOC
for No. State.
RYE-Very quiet at GOAL 05 for No
l, and 90a95c for Nc. =.
BARLEY-Without reported move
meut and nominal at l 25al 30 for State
Canada, and there is rather more in
quiry.
I PETROLEUM-The market for re
fined is steady, with a good demand
from the West at 2Sic for prime light
straw, and 29tc for standard white
There is very little movement to thu
East of crude, with shade off, closing
at 6 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
MEDICAL,
BAL IIM0RE LOCK H0}Pif
BALTIMORE, Nh
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERIC
DIR. JOHNSTON

Especially, who have become -.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful AM ~ ~
habit which annually sweeps - S'sN
grave thousands OF Young Men n ,s'S
allied talents and brilliant iuleIIs', We y
otherwise have entranced lis,epirv - \
the thunder Of elequence, or waksi "a
the thrilling Tyre, may call vita mi