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New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
Giinnn9ns Qdnle9-fema!e5.

Giinnnons Wdnle1-fema!e5.
NOOK.-A respectable American woman as
or ..,i,'.' f',,'. '-,, - jLristorher-st
COOK K-2O9 Fast 2Oth-st. A resnectabc
y guoi cook best u'y reference by nc day or
Gayt Gss i''"'' 'i' '-ls H'''' -0''- --' 80 ~
COOK.-Situation by a firsi class English cook,
\ WHO tlopushy r1d rstanls bel lusIrss n al ne
1es' oi ctv reference. 100 Wtst 5ad 81
COOK competent person rs good cook and
r - "a. e.i Tam H. % tcsaess @ ntS an t e1 III Engaged at
"a Wet 2ohst
TOOK.-Want d, by an experienced woman,
y ad" snder7isuda li n' o ns'-'iss ah'{ '".ins %
res W. f 2sit So obcoo 20 60 10 the c,aE,-y.
0OK.-V antcd by Protestant woman,
rar coos rnake n ti's p, sEecte II gsIa' gy rei
. once, .@ao Lfsaaway
TOCk-By competent American woman
- guol cook aud ironer good disposition
nv - tho tI0rEsTANT HOMEBURAAu, LOO oth-sye.
NOOK-By an American Protestant woman,
- who Deror cook in every kind or private honse
seen II ihe PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, i3s s6ta-avep
above iOth-st
HOOK, Chambernaid, and Waiuess-By two
- r.eoiabe Ir.byelan %m n one = Gog ,as o'ner m "a s
eiiol to 80 to country. Can At no. $50 6h near
COOK.-By young welsh Protestant woman,
~ 10 ,oos wash and Ton or 40 frner a. worm o NM up gI
cook ma1et ei a. bS,tll &C, ln % s n3Py a1 l1 M I03
Gilsve, over shoe store, up si-.r.
COOK, &c.-By a North of ireland girl two
and runog IN private family would 90 general work Is ~
excellent cook makes bread and oseuis cook meat Eafae
Cal II SO. 80 Cth-lyr- near 23d-st.
COOK. HOUSEWORK, &c.-By tidy Ger
I for Sy Or soSS S2u1y ae''' a & ~ Fh6rET a: e
AST HOME BUREAr, lSs otlave7 above l0th.st
COOK, WASH, IRON-By a Protestant wo-
boy Of 10 quite usru willing 70 DO any WORK and 70 anE
IB.5RiAU i1s iSs giave s, 'r'1 above loth--t
COOK-By an English Protestant woman ms
y proi.ssed cook does an kinds OF french Eneish ad
Aneean gooias aa P-s N, Ip5IlIs I5I' AS JNcY No 100
Wet 3ithst-, corner oi BtoadWoy.
COOK and ASSIST in WASHlNG.-A respect
- able woman lrs'clsss coos makes excellent brrad
aud biscuit soups deseris r@sir an9 al Isl, @ ~ ns
lIdaavay flFSa OD-----' . - :. -
COOK. WASHER, and IRONER--By a North
y q Ieaad r.'gsiSa' 3 "a 4, rs 800 yi r1. rc -
eeu washer ana Eoner eaa furnish nEaogSiea ma %
.ai /. St. 60 corner eififf Il Proadvay.
nRESSMAKER.-A competent dressmaEer
~ desrt- eugserrnens by the dy of Herk Is
nrstela-s AM ntteri o. day Adoies' ID DOUV'
DRFsSMAKER- first-clsss drcssmaker and
IL operator ". " machine wzhcs lev eng geIneas
by the DAY week work sAon hume II desired IA est
2Oths
nRESSMAKRR-An experienced dressmaker
would ESGaGf Will ee moro ladies' Dy the lar
~ week terfrs Please call or adcrss i0 Fourth
TOR reliable FEMALE SERVANTS call at
J. MORI-ONS.
s thst 6thaye inc red dag leads you 10
the right place
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-By neat, tidy,
" cnnIeient gtl. "a .ooi ~ ruOA, washer and lruner
ard industfious al address GJl ohae- second door
above 5Sdst. has goo, cfy referrnce
man Protestant gTl wishes place ior general house
| work clty o country Ma 2i BoSors.
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Corporation Aoticcs.

DrLWERING SUPPLIES. &se..-,-SSlEA!LIE5DI
UCATIeN uu.l TIA I-,DA1 New II. 90 o'clock . 9i,
K. h. 5r ' G5c ''.t ir .a-ar 10 ciiy Hal ''' - -
TOR SUPPLIES, &c.-SEALED PROP0-
L .l- viii be- received by u BOARD " EDUCAllQN
t5iy A,-'NL cope ic- sa.c II %. = C.,J LaL
FOR PRINTING. &c.--SEALAD PRQPO-
3s r,c.iF q b, te ? @ Ai,2 ~ il M o,it i1,
S 10 g cy g. Rl Ei '''' ''' rae 1' i'''''' ,'
%OTICE.-WILLIAM KENNrILY. Auction
y e-r VII eel az pubic agt'.on a. r -. iiAnse a :
-ra To- collect and retn al WHAEEAGH, sisl ma, ae
Norih and yers For full artcuiars see CITY Record
yErAHlsRST OF PUBLIC woEE CoEsissio,Fns oFITcE}
NEw-4oak Oct IS. SO. :
NOTICE is hereby given that on and after
y f, a- ll, ~ areu r next additional per
dn BE- sddod TO al unpaid ., Es,gr Ienis;, po,rrp
Cou.nisai, n,r o. i u1lo "oraA
'kOTICE OF the SALE Of Lands and Tone
ssaes arualimclt urrsa ot Arra af- J{ j. I515t nder
New Yots ire nd-rrd hrrcry riycs pulnc notice pl.u
i,9r of l1es tsseSsrents and rotor water rels ID me
a.. OF Nre a'" 10 a"."' ,e-ir ,st ti az 70
.: SPINE own own5s q Al amos sn9 ieneaeais
wh'ch -ssNsnientS max max D'n and 'I Is anu .i d1 SG
Trual .ncr Tie cop.r Of said ruts ioT
als. nd cr,ssraa, f.ntng ana IN lots bliu@ ewer
A. n
80 r.inr.i % r I-u4Hi o ltr A7N~ ems 80
gvc al uu. af % he lliE f fl1taf. q, i' ONCE
b. Finance Department ~ the e" ce aoas, d. ,- i
together Fit Sire hteit- T. .iph a tl - l
sveI.e DIR pr 90 t-e tine ~ payment UA lie
ktaI- li {. s.
And df-it sah be made 10 7acl payments slch ilNd'
viii nc sold 20 pm. c aaC DID, e. tt g 1o1I
so.se 80 tne CE Hli L4rA, ~ ie { O., rev @is On @'h
f,,-s ~ yr- 90 NaIrh IJ person -.al 1 10 tA i.t
sane consideration ul llNana n- .at ii'-Ai y t -
rI-rt and wpai and ui' interest thereon ~ l
g. He SAL and tOE sth' WITH iir ait- o llr
notice 4li .r Tfi,emcu and ai ohrr ciar "l ,'e. -
gr... t.rr.Iu AMI th.r ID sale Wi .c .A iHl' IIH ~
a. 'r an lands and tcnrInrnts here aiYert7fd I
"a -H.n H...l. .. ....,, .-.....,.
nd b. ce hereby further given tfata detailed staen. Mt
siAolfs ltTSiF " lic ifpiit "A "ii.h
shr rr 1rc le e1' I'd a'i rs lu'-H'I ln f.,
Hre. lu 1I ir pam lu.cle arc et"- yea H 'e
sm.- ft.. -< o -r- iI hg tnau- li lh'-' "I,
oil bc Ioi Fgrcl pcrs5u api4 ~ lot we 7at.e
a. s.. CADY. CirrA ol Arrears
CE,EFD PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
> GIl bI- Fresh Burnt Eng sh OF B1rlor-t P0 'i
Cement ,g be- irrri,eJ It tne ono Of TIE De ar 4
Incts r.l u Ocllcs q. M OF WEJN l--Dl Nvt - .''
Tr fa1 Information CRY Record Copies for sale NJ.
City HALL
CEALED PROPOSALS for the work Of CON
- SIRUCTING NEW PIER A., Aorh t.iyer lol i.e
par'ln,n. Duo1e uutl "a ooock O. m@o on 10Y oltO
is75 mi particulars city Record Copies oi sale
- city LII
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MrsiraI 5n5irume'lls.


An ELEGANT 7l4-Octave PLANO-FOkrE
q f0r T.-Oa5t 500 ti. h sold f0. So. THIS
. piano patent hulbIr Cah and csaniur; 30
EleccZeTat batkAk - Gkol Illus.
4 LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS. qua.e and
- Upngat - BENT or SRI cloap ~S e.sJ uo.t.y
payments AL az a. NJ MERHsLLs, No uu.l .sIuaFe
$50 ltJ fontharel
A BRAUTIGAM's Upright and square
n. PIANOS are second 60 uorc. prices m@ieTais Goa
if0In bssG AaAsrs secondhand P.aisSs
WareroomS IA. - Union square
A FINE STOCK OF FlRST-CLASS PIANOS
~ SOLD a. bar;lina "a Elegant Grand Piano. ia per.
feet order $3.50. Weber square. 500. El.gant rand
square, $50. DO. Sloh.i CO., : ln. SIAkDAAA's OLD
EsTABLIsHED wARER00Ms. j5 West l6ihst
| IGHTE & ERNST, old house 60 Lighte g.
A. Bradbury ol~r tlcr splendid PIANO f0HTEs Al lO~
p4.c- monthly Dafucn al y lstsL
smit..s A1LkICAN Okl AAs
- Y. BALL * Co.,
-. 30. IS EAsT iGrH.sr.
Chickerngs stsnwtys and other Pianos organs
fDr e.sn. instsillnrntA ana lot rent
UPRIGHT PIANOS, large and superior as
y sorinent tor LIE or RENFat OUVRIER SONS,
Manufacturers p Wet i3tst, between 5th aud 9th
4 FINE assortment Of SQUARE, UPRIGHT,
~ and GRAND AXIOM PIANOS % RENT IA arsLolass
parties reasonable also few ns.rn.
new low prios tor cash saiiment
SIN PSoh Co. sole MaDuaetufora of Piano
No Elsl iaiissL. neat " Daaaoncos
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

NIkOCS OXIDE GAS.-Tecth extracted
= ui..u. pain. Dr. HAS8GOUCK. formerly operatOr
At toitn sRec ally % no tine f0r te
naness extraction Of teetm 20 li4 Broadway corner VI
-
SUMLIIuNG NEW CHEAP and BEAU1l-
- fI My 0-e Pearl Plates indicating color ana sub
stance ariilra eeth eAcss every hing heretofore OF
nellfy strength AID .gltues; needs Ji 10 tO
o. a..- Ca.-d; uait in one cay and .ny Per 80.
Also brst kllotr ects. Irlm SO 20 10
piat4la fS 40 Extra 'tn2 under Dr. T.
G " tIr - last Tive ty ia ri ST. acag Ma iison-lye
TNHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed 10y
1 Dr. GEl. u. MOD EAfANN. 532 Slave. Sb.l 81.
arr by al 70 be the crownnS AgEt Of dental TI
Bal cess $40 go SO
TI11 re NT-PEW No. 206. DT. Halls ChmCh.
F-nve. and Fitv FIFTH rd to0r Fifty NTH It
sde. Address MEhClIANl d, BOX s47 y. N Post fncc.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

ETH-ST. 217 West.-Ore extra large elegant
< ROOM .rr :eItuau and Wri also large SO are room
and single room Tor stnuemcl with BOARD Lolse INST
!. -i.r-....a.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

STH-NXE., 81. first door below 1Gth-st.-
> N r. CAGE offers o. handsomely furnished slte oi
ROOMS pi. table thOte3 also tSO rooms On
fourth floor reIerences-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

JTraHIrrNT on PUHLIc W0FEe C0iINIssIoNEH's OFTrEI
hOlu -. o.. q. Hall. Z
NEW NOHk oct Is. $40. )
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EEALED PROPOSALS for the work Of con
- -IRUtrrING INV PIER -. Norh iayer iol tlo
si. of old Fier gOi De reco, o 90 c Office o tt De
plln,n Duck uutl "a O'Clock O. mAoi on Not totDI'
is-5 Fol particulars City Record Copies ioi sale
-. . Clfy l. al.
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NOTICE-WILLIAM kENNF1LN. Auction
y ..r viii EEL at public r IXt 4nge all,s
-o.m N'. III bruadway, oa IAlD-l 2ov 3, Iot', the
-r. f ro -ei and retain al WHARFAGE Nh.,h Iag ac
,rrs flf us. ol certain PILLS and LULhIEADS ou ;le
Narh and Easi For full artcuiars see Cts Record
-1f..s lr safe. o City Hall
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

a LIlLN UUD " VINI n
DANCING SCHOOL.
Ne o2 5thave corner o. e6thst. VIII Oct. 1s
Mornings for Ladies and Children. Evenings
e,r Gentlemen For particulars soad for a circular
Mr. FRANK DODwORTH,s classes at 1913 Washing
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

6yk.EFD PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
y lla. baI. Of Fresh Burnt Eng ish OF B1ore Po 'i
f.,ra. hr tlc Oihc Of TIE De arm "a li
I,.a. l -.l Il 0'.l1cs Of WEJNE-DAf, NoV e. irtl
Tr f Information CRY Record Copies for sale NJ
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miscellaneous

DNERTlSEliS who desire to reach country
readys in the West can do 50 IN 1s pest ard cheap -
napprr v using ions ~ kl-iLNGG'- Great
.per lst& Apply 90 A n. tELLOGG - Jackson So,
Csi..lo III or r. ~ FOS TER. 100 NOT;.lsf.. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

ANE IAkGE KUUM Wltd closets, ON thlrd
~ foor southern exposurc 20 LIT without 0oara TO grii
t-uu nnl, uryls ana arlv furnished, painted aud
,oed lIi,a,e ianily house brstcass references no
: -
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

Tickets for sale p cpsl latei and railroad ticket orioes
Sew Iore %. etnn RAILROAD tf0ie Ia a .celt Ctes.
and al Cinnpr-'- HnrilrI
Private bUxts seating iCur p.!.pls, -.
CONCERT Will COMMENCE PUNCTUALLY At 7ss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03
GUERNSEY COUNTY OHIO ITEMS.

From the JefferSonian.
WE hear that the most encouraging
reports of improved crop prospects, from
all parts of the county. The present
seasonable weather is working wonders
and all the farmers are happy.
TnE wheat fields are culOrlng FOR me
harvest and we are told that, while the
stand il not so good rs in some past
wears, the heads are unusually large and
well filled.
ALMOST double the usual number OF
tobacco plants have been set out in this
county. this season, and, so far, the indi-
cations are that the crop will be abund-
ant and good.
No new developments in the local
wool market this week. The difference
of opinion between buyers and holders
appears to be- as wide Ms ever, and bat q
small proportion OF the new clip has
found a market rs vet Forty-hve cents
is the highest price offered, and at this
writing the indications are that much OF
the crop. ifsold now or soon, must go Tor
prices below that figure.
THIs is fine tobacco weather and grow
ers are improving their opportunity; The
| McConneisulle Democrat says: From
all that we can learn there will be very
fair crop Tobacco planted in this county
this season. The Quaker City hde-
oe,.deat is informed that tobacco plants
have been set out all around the village,
and from present prospects the crop will
/ be good. In Monroe and Noble counties
an unusually large area has been planted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03
Southern Crops-A Fine Prospect.

| NASHVILLE, July D The Committee
on Information and Statistics, OF the
Nashville Cotton Exchange, have sub
mitted the following report for June:
GENTLEMEN:-Your committee re-
spectfully submit their crop report for
the month of June, in response to In
ouiries sent in under date of the oath
inst. From the cheerful tone of our
answers and with no unforeseen disaster
we think that the country may
look forward to the largest crop
of all kinds of produce since the war.
Labor is reported as much improved.
Crops are better worked, clearer and are
in "A better state of cultivation than
for wears. In some portions OF Ala
barna complaints are made of want OF
rain, while in Tennessee near this city
the same complaint of too much, but
from other portions the reports are very
favorable and highly satisfactory. Since
our report was written, scasOuabIc rains
have fallen in locations reported
dry. 4 correspondent from Cortland,
Mr.. Panshall, sends bloom under date
of the 25th:
Tenncs,ee-Thirty -four report it warm
and dry; three Scasonablc with plenty OF
rain; others favorable except cool nights.
Alabama-Favorable.
Tennessee-Two report cotton plo"ei
up and corn planted; all agree to a de-
crease in acreage fully % per cent. less
than last year,
TennesScc-Eight report bad stands;
balance report good stands.
Alabama-Stands good; only two re-
port bad stands.
Tenncssee-Forty.eight report plants
small and behind last season.
Alabama-Reports crop better; plants
small. and ten days to two weeks later,
All reports from Tennessee and Alabama
SAY labor is much better, and all are hard
NJ work. Four report damage by in-
sects. and five damage by grass
hoppers. The crops are clean and in line
condition. -,
Alabama reports the average yield OF
wheat to be s bushels, one as high Ms
ol bushels and one As low as ..
Tennessee-Average yield OF wheat
about II bushels.
Alabama reports the corn crop AS very
good. There never was better prospects
for II large crop.
Tennessec-All answer good; several
splendid; two never better seven me,
and one the best he ever saw.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03

q very clever effort. This is very ambi-
tious attempt, the desired effect-a Eni.ti-
ness peculiar to that clime-being very
difficult and little beyond the
reach of the young artist. Miss Jane Nc
Collock's, the "Three Brothers Yosemite
WAS clear and distinct and Miss Lizzie
Delaplain's lake cromo was surprising
success, she being the youngest pupil OF
the scohol. A little pencil sketch OF
flowers by Miss Clara Crangle was very
fine, and while not much larger than
your hand, had more genuine merit IN II
than many of the larger paintings
Miss Lizzie Crangles Yosemite scene
was very good, indeed. Miss Amen"
Wood has Il very rugged style ana
her rictvres viewed from a proper dis
tance produce striking effects. A very
GOOD picture. without title, by Miss
Kate Wise, was not awarded a place ac-
cordinr to its merits. Miss Gertie Har-
dops efforts were pleasing and showed
Iecided talent. Beauty, by Miss Veasey,
attracted considerable attention, while
Misses Crumbacker and Anderson :
works were much admired. We regret
that our limited space does not permit
us noticing more fully the admirable
works of Misses photograph, Duval, Will
son and others.
While the large crowd were admiring
the pictures Rev. James MOtfatt called
the attention OF the audience, and SAID
that on the part of the public and pupils,
he had been requested to express the
qualification they felt IN viewing the
beautiful pictures, together with their
appreciation of their teachers noble
efforts in teaching the true, the beautiful
and the good, and 10 congratulate herupon
her success in winning the hearts of
her pupils as we'll as IN guiding their
hands. As an expression of their regard,
he presented on their behalf a magniti-
Gently bound volume of Webster's I'm
abridged Dictionary. Rev. Mr.. Nc
Mechen briefly responded on behalf of
the recipient.
The success of this lady as teacher
has always been noticeable, but never
more 20 than IN this last exhibit. The
cultivation of taste for music and the
fine arts produces most beneficial effect
upon our moral and intellectual natures,
harmonizes our rougher elements and
make us better men. We think So.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03
THE ART EXHIBITION.

.... .
"' 'n"'"''''" ~ - -" n;,bt
''S, '',,,'' n.'3 ,,,.;,,, Tn.ti,n,e Hall,
Fl. The "''>'' MU''''' i,'''''~',
4 large crowd '' 'n' I's"rs Wv ~a
dents and over. o' '''' "''' NV ,I,.
F..'""l IA' i"'' "r''''' "y'' ''""
''r'- L. and .ooNed 50 PF'''S rs " ~
, . u,;ns.,ol.;ro work.
P''l' ar-n,.
.... r'.,,,.,,,, D yor,.
r-. -''. '.' ''''''' ''''' :, c.
r.,.. 'n''T'un"''Iy 'n'S u'iy''
small . T'"'''''' owing 10 'A'
Viewed ,''' '"' P',"''Pa' 90 ,,Ia
took mu.. ..,.. '". 49, no,,Id
advi,e all ,l... "'''
seeing good p.... ''"' "
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fnl.-.aAnH
" T. ,'',' 49, - - '.:,.., -, w..b
s"' '' '"s w P''''''' ..,,,'t rni.
'De'"n Han was '"' 7I'! !,,,',,ai -, g. re-
' "A. '' ."' .''' O'' '''0 .I,. ,;..,,.
-, ,,. I;,,I. ones
.. .''. ''' J." ~ Ts. r,,,, ,... hand.
'..' 'fP' '"', ,.... ,,,
w.. W. 49, 60, .'''' .,..,..t. s,oda-
,n ,ra,,r.r,,,ion ~, I'M. Of MI who attended
rt.,.,,.. ,,.r..l,.,J..I with good things
.t.;..-.,.-s .. .oc-.. .bmonts and fancy
.-.r.. ...l,.o ,,or,. of the many visi-
,.r. ,,h., were. rre,rp,. were quickly and
,,.....,r,. .,,.'.l.lt,
Ta...,.,,., for the gold headed cane
f,r ~, ,,,., ponulsr nail feeder in this
,.:.;n:,,. c.,..,r,t,n,, and warmly fought.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03
his stock. His rule is, if business don't
push him he pushes business.

push him he pushes business.
MAJOR SHowALTER. of Moundsville,
W. Va, is in town trying to introduce q
patent gasoline street lamp. He has had
one on exhibition several nights at the
postoftice corner 1t makes clear bright
light, equal to the best city made gas, and
is q great deal cheaper and very little
trouble to manage. a committee
has already been appointed by
by the Council to examine it and report
upon the feasibility of lighting the town
with them. The general impression Is,
however, that in our present scattered
condition that it will not pay at present.
THE Baptist brethren have festival
in Commercial Hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings for the benefit of their
church. Our people should patronize 1t
as this church is weak in numbers. Ihey
propose to have everything usually found
at festivals.
Mr.. w. P WELLS has just nished a
very nice and tasty two story house on
Third street, in front of the Depot. lie
Will move into it next week.
T.C. CLARK and A. r. Wood came
home on Friday from Easton, Pa, where
they have been attending college for
some months.
THE arrangements have all been com.
peted for grand celebration to-day. 1t
will be more generally observed in our
town than ever before. Business of all
kinds will be suspended, and general
good time is expected. DR.. Capehart has
secured Heathrington' brass band, OF
Bellaire, so we may expect some good
music. Several extra policemen have
been sworn in for duty to-day, so good
order will be preserved.
BRUCE SNoDGRAss was arrested, yes
terday, by Officer Cochran, for throwing
stones at a colored glrl, and fined one
dollar and costs.
IL the REGISTERS list of places to
60" in Fridays issue, they forgot to
mention Martins Ferry. Come over.
Plenty to eat and drink; beautiful
grove; good music, swings, games, &c.,
aud warm welcome from our people.
"a \ EsTRRDAY was payday at the ONO
City Works and the -Etna Mill. The
latter has shut down for three or four
weeks.
The Excelsior Glass Works paid off
yesterday. They will not run for some
time, as change has been made in the
style of the firm, and it will take some
time to take stock and get ready TO oper-
ate again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03
The Resf Evidence.

The following letter from Rev. r.. =. Best,
pastor VI. r.. Church, Natick, Mass, will b"
read with interest by many physicians.
Also those suffering from the same disease
aS inflicted the son OF the Rev. +. y. Best.
No person can doubt this testimony, and
there IS no doubt about the curative pow
err of Vcgetiuc.
NArICK, MASS, January ], l57L
MH. II. X. STEVENS: Dear Slr--We have
good reason fer regarding your NegrtincH
medicine Of the greatest y&ue. We feel
assured that IL has been the means OF saw
ing oar sons lie. He Is now seventeen
years OF age; for the last two years he has
suffered from necrosis OF hlS leg, caused by
sCrOfulOus affection, and was 50 far rrduc-
ed that nearly all who saw him thought
his recovery impossible. A council ofHbl"
physicians could give us nut the iIiutr-t
hope OF his ever rallying, two Of the mum
ber declaring that he waS beyond the reach
OF human remedies, that even amputatlOu
could not save him, as he had not ElgOt
enough 10 endure the operation. Just then
we commenced giving him Negctiu", and
from that time 10 the present he mas been
J continuously improving. He has lately
resumed studies, throwing AWAY cTutchrs
and cane, and walks about checrfully and
strong.
Though there is Still some discharge from
/ the opening where the limb was lancrd,
we have the fullest onfidence that Ia
little time he will be perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles
of Tegetine, but lately uses but little, ~
ne declares thathe * too well To be- taking
medicine. Respectfully yours,
T.. >. BEST,
MRS. l.. {. +. BEST.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03
The Locder-Price COnsptraey-MOuI-
ION Implicated.

New IoRK, July Inquiry beng
made of Colonel Beccner as to the truth
of the report that F. d. Moulton was to
be arrested on charges growing out Of
the developments in the Locder-Pricc
perjury case, he referred the inquirers to
Mr.. Shearman. The latter merely said
Moulton Is not in Brooklyn to be arrest
ed; he is consulting with General Butler.
When asked if Moulton was to be arrest
ed, Mr. Sheurman said the question was
one he could not answer. Mr.. Beach has
intimated that next week there will be Il
more earnest effort made to get at the
bottom of the Loedcr-P Price conspiracy.
He told Shearlnan on Wednesday that
he would be called on to testify As 10 his
connection with the case.
The following l. the card published ny
Nouiton:
70 the Edrtor Of the Argus:
SIR-The Tribune, paper IN the inter
est of II. ". Beechcr, published, this
morning, the following paragraph:
The evidence Of Joseph NJ. Pearsall, in
the Loeder case, reported in full else
where, so seriously imPlicstes F. d
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03
Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July2,-Wool.. Steady
and in moderate demand supply increas-
ingi Ohio, Ponnsylvaniafand West Va.
double extra and above 49@50c; extra
49@5Oc; medium 49@52ci coarse 45(G
4Sc; New York, Michigan, Indiana aud
western fine 46@4Sc; medium 4S@50c:
coarse 45@4Sc; combing washed 58G
S0c; combing ngunwashed 424c; fine un wfsh-
ed 32@33c; coarse and medium unwash-
ed 35G 3Sc; tub washed 4S@62!c; extra
and merino pulled 40@44c; No. and
supertne pulled 40@45c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03
The Civil Rights Bill Violated

WAsmNGroN, July 2.-SuIt was
entered Yesterday by white man against
Henry Smith, who keeps Il lodging
house, for ejectiug him from his house,
saving that he would accommodate no
white man.
CHICAGO. July 2--Adyiccs received
by General Sheridan from Brownsville
this morning, indicate very critical
state of affairs nj Matamoras, and conflict
to-day, between the citizens and the Mex
jcan soldiers, + imminent. All business
houses in MatumOras are closed, and
armed citizens are gathered together,
threatening to take Cortina from the SOL
diers, who, the Vice Consul thinks, are
not strong enough to prevent rescue.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-03
CarIist Defeat.

LONDON, July 3, $50 A. M.-The
Times special dispatch from Madrid says
that General Jovillar reports the defeat
of the united bands of Doneganov, Cir
Gala and Vellalain, between Ristavelle
and Villa Franco. The Carlists suffered
heavy losses, and fed in disorder to-
ward Y glesuela. Thechief, Nillalain, was
killed Gen. Campos reports success
in Cataloris. Gen. Lama has defeated