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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-26
NOTE AND COMMENT.


The blessed rain.
The air is cooler and more pleasant.
A SPECIAL session of the Circuit Court
begins this morning.
ONE marriage license granted and one
deed of trust recorded yesterday.
THE Fulton school pic-nics to-day. at
Memminger's Grove, in. Pleasant Val
ley.
ALARGE wedding reception ana lnialr
came off at the South End last even
ing.
Two Of our best principals, Bundy
and Merit. will leave for other fields
where salaries are higher.
TgE intersection OF Fourteenth and
Chapline streets was Hooded SIX lhches
deep. during the storm last evening.
BES. FRAZIER, the boy who was cut
nv Mike Burke, is sinking rapidly, and
will not live at most beyond to-day.
JOHN CARROLL, the Waterman who
was run over on the Bellalre bridge,
died yesterday from the effects OF his
injuries.
THERE was some little curiosity yes
terday as to who was the drummer who
enticed the MOundsville damsel from
her home.
The trains for Mount de Chantal this
morning will leave promptly on time
without waiting for laggards, so II you
wish to attend be on hand.
The Methodist Church at JacObsburg,
Belmont county, o., indulgedin straw
berry festival the other evening, an un-
usual entertainment out there, but none
the less successful. About So was
cleared.
OK Tuesday r. W. Fairs, son ofCapt.
Il. W. Faris, of this city, was stricken
with coup ds SOiel, at kelsey's station,
on the Bellaire and Southwestern rall
road. while working in field which
was exposed to the sun. lie Is very
low.
A LARGE number Of the patrons and
friends Of Billy Heuser gathered at his
saloon last evening 10 listen TO the last
concert given by Kramer this season.
10 takes his MINISTRIES TO White Sulphur
Springs on Monday to show the Rich
mond bloods and Kentuky bellies what
good music is.
ITTHE commencement exercises OF the
public schools will be held ut Washing
ton Hall this evening. Parents should
keep away those of their children who
are too small 10 appreciate or under
stand the performances. All who at
tended the one last year, remember
how crowded it was and how many
small children were there who were
restless and impatient and married the
pleasure of others. Bear this in mind.
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Personal.

Father Drenneu told the Globs-D,mo-
cr1t man that his paper, the Ohio Fali7,
Nelrs, was independent is politics. How
some people will lie when they get away
from home MISUNDERSTANDING G0;Site.
Rev. DIR. +. 5. DeHaas, ex-United
States consul at Jerusalem, and apOpular
lecturer, wasiin the city yesterday.
Judge James III. Ferguson, OF Charles
ton, is quartered at the Stamm.
John F. O'Malley, "our friend from
Pittsburgh, telegraphs IN addition to
his iamily-a girl.
Adjutant General Ned Wood has
again taken up his duties, refreshed by
his Third District trip.
DR.. J. II. Pipes has postponed his
eastern trip until aiter the fourth.
Prof 4. G.. Bundy, Principal Of the
First ward school, has resigned TO &C
ccpt a similar and more lucrative posi-
ton i'm Washington county, Ohio, where
he will 20 at the end of August.
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THE TURF.
Molly Mccarthy ut Chicapo

CHICAGO, June 2j.-The even, rfrf.
day was the race for the Garden c..
cup, dash of p miles, all ages. So.
trance, 81 800 added-S2OO to the seq.
horse and 500 10 the third. Tho, .
lowing started: Mollie Mccarthy. e..
ID, Lottery, Gov. Neptune. Elrnnr,.
Dave Moore, Janet, Cammie T. Chan
Howard, Janitor, Solicitor AMI NJ
Henry. The excitement regarlin-..
race was intense throughout. The.
ting had favored Janet hy the N,I..
odds of 500 to 500 for MulIir NrC.r..
and Clara ID, and vas, 81.
OF money changed hands at thr>a ..
portions. The start showed ELM.
ahead, Charley Howard next, Car F.
third and the rest punched closely
hind at the quarter pole. Mol. s..
Carthy and Janet We're some ,.>...
behind and Edinhurs lcadiu. i.ra
and half, when Lottery went "a.
second ami Mollie McCar,hvt.,
third place. BY maguiNcru, r.r..
Lottery passed Edinbur.. m. ..
three came down the home >,rr,..r
and neck, amid intense cNr.,,urr. D.
mare showed her forward, ami linn
won 10y good length; time i.u-. ...
Moore, second; Solicitor. third
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Fresh Supplies Of YitclitH

To renew q waning stsck may be gathered from
a source accessible 10 all, and never sought in
vain by any whose constitution and yigor are
not 50 much dnApidated as TO be wholly past re-
pyiIing. Evidence direct. convincing and ample,
indicates Hostetter's Stomach Bitters a. q tonic
Of uneIAnpled efficacy and perfect purity. and
possessed Of properties that constitute It an In
valuable remedy for dyspepsiA, constipation. liver
complaint, urinary and uterine weakness, rheu.
matte complaints and nAlArisl fever. Delicate
females and inAm old persOns are inyigorated
and solaoed BY 1t, and the physical prostr4iiou
which usually follows 9 severe Hines Is in a
great degree remedied and eonvsleeccnce Aonel-
Grated through its use. II occupies a leading
position among medicinal staples.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-26

There is considerable controversy
among our Young owners OF bloOded
horses, as Co which ono of the said ami
mg.- rJu cover the most distance IN the
..,-t time. To settle the matter beyond
t.r question of "a c1yil, two races have
Ir.u made for Saturday 40 two o'clock
.r tine Iur Grounds. For the first, the
urgt tu be- set ui fine harness, there
.rr tvo entries. Will llaUd,au's Her
NIT aud viii MicLznari'~ 'Gus Rey-
man." For tine second, where a Suit of
clothes will be contested for, there are
three entries. Spaulding WalIace'S bay
mare Lucy Charlie Rhodes sOrrel
.r.tiug Fritz and Tom Lists BLACK
Harry Two good Races and plenty OF
lu may be- expected.
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the resolution only apply to those who
held other than No. certificates.
The amendment, after some discus
sion, was lost.
Captain Wilson moved to extend the
time to September lst. Carried.
The resolution as amended vas then
adopted.
Mr.. Wilson moved to fix the compen-
sation OF the examining committee at
the same sum as last years. per day.
Carried.
On motion adjourned.
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Robberr on Main street.

Iuegueenswaree establishments OF John
Mcneil, at l5l5 Main street, was en-
tered on Tuesday night between nine
and ten O'Clock, and some $40 in silver
taken from the money drawers. The
thieves entered the basement Ot the
store 10y pryiug up the grating over the
coal vault, and then going by the cellar
stairway up into the main store room.
After they reached the business part OF
the room He drawers in which the loose
change Va kept were Quilted, and ali
the conteAts, as above stated, taken, and
the robbers, who were evidently iamil-
lar with the interior ar
raugements OF the establishment,
took the proper key, unlocked the rear
door of the building, and made good
their escape. Along with the change
they also took about twenty old-time
copper cents, which Mr.. Mcneil had
been keeping for a long time as relics Of
the past monetary history of our coun-
try. Merchants had better look after
their gratings now, and secure as soon
as possible against the numerous thieves
noT in our city, Look out for them.
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Transfer

The following deed was admitted TO
record Yesterday by Clerk Hook:
Deed made June Z, 1879, by Elizabeth
duncan 10 Mary f. Hammond, Martha
L G.-rv. Heller duncan, Emma Jack
som. Willie Ann Duncan and Joseph
duncan. Tor east half ot Tot numbered
90. uu Eighteenth street, except so
much as has been hitherto conveyed 20
W. l.. Hubbard, trustee, and % the wife
.ui L.. G.. Rockwell. Consideration 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-26

Are keeping the finest French Kid
Arch Instep Ladies Button Boot made
also, a complete assortment Of ladies,
misses and children's Newport Ties,
Button Walking Shoes and Slippers.
Mems hand sewed Strap Ties, Button
Boots and Boys Sewed Shoes. All Of
these goods are from the most reliable
manufacturers in the United States, and
are sold at as low figures as much in
ferior work. 1909 Market street, OPP
posite Mcclure House,
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DRY GOODS.
NaX York.

NEW York. June 25.-Dry Goods
Business still light in all the depart
m9nts, but satisfactory for the time Of
the year. CottOns very firm and in fair
demand. Prints and gfnghams quiet
and steady. Lawns doing well. Mems
wear woolens sluggish but firm. Foreign
goods remain quiet. The BuiLetin says:
Gloucester dark fancy prints will be
opened tomorrow at 81 O'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-26

TIE Zane Street, Wheeling, VI. +.
Sunday School, which intended to pic
mic here on the Fourth Of July, has been
obliged TO give up the trip. The Hemp
field railroad officials could not promise
to furnish the school transportation, as
they had already contracted TO supply
cars for an excursion of the Cathedral
Parish school 10 West Alexander on
that Washington, Pa, Rrrietr a.d
Examiner,
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Division OF Property.

The property owned by the firm Of
Eushcy d Little, and known rs the
WAGON and carriage factory, was yester-
Jav divided between the parties. The
hGiliiug and contents and the ground
were appraised by MeSSrS. McFadden
auI BodIcy, and an equal division
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
49, Il - a tvertisements.

on Furniture RePaircd-G. Mendel
IS Co.
TEMPERANCE Notice.
A.O.H. Furueral Notice.
Proposals for Building school House.
F.v Fan--LOuls DtCkert.
Eluy'cSS Herring-R. j. smith.
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Ea,raln pednsfriars

SAN FRANCISCO, Iunr %, m.
o'clock this morning, az PA,,> N.
LaChapcllc and Fanny Elvar> ..
pleted the task oi walking 5000 gr....
miles in 5000 quarter hours U-
were apparently aS fresh Us when g..
started, and continued with tine r...
ton of making 1000 quarters.
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ENUMERATION AND CENSUS.

The tenth section OF the law requires
the Board of Education annually dur
ing the month of July to cause to be
taken an enumeration OF all the youth
Of the district between the ages Of six
and twenty-One years, etc.
To obtain the information called for
in this section the Board has heretofore
divided the city into two enumeration
districts, that part of the city above the
creek, including the Island, constituting
the first district, and that part OF the
city below the creek the second district,
and for each district one man was app
pointed to take the enumeration and
census. This plan has seemed to work
well, and is therefore recommended to
your consideration. .-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-26

Psga8 IariBg Tee city for hr summer
n1g haze Hs REGISTER maitsd TO them,
postpaid, for IS cents per month. S''bserib-
us cigngiHy hrir locations from tine TO
Pine, rua hare he directions Of their PdpTs
rimq-d Jy s.qding postal cart 10 this office.
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Races Races! Races !

Saturday at p. NJ. prompt. Trotting,
Running and Foot Racing. The follow
ing entries have been made. Trotting,
Gus Raymond and Hermit, Jr., Lucy,
Fritz and Harry Warden. Running
Dash, Morgan and Kate. Foot Race,
VIM. Bounce and Geo. Devinney. No
drinks will be sold on the grounds. \
portion OF the grand stand reserved for
ladies'. Admission % cents.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE.

New YORK, June 25.-MoNEY-
Easy at 2634 per cent, closing at =
All per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4G5 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills at 1863; sight exchange on
New York 1881.
snvER-Bar silver here 1929; subsi-
diary silver coin l@lt per cent dis
count.
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Presentation Free

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal weakness, Los
Of Manhood, and all disorders brought on by In
discretion or exoess. Any Druggist has the In
gradients. Address DAVIDSON q CO.. - Nassau
street, New York. iue4eodwc
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Sally Lunn.

Take three pjnts OF flour, one and q
half measures of Banner Baking
Powder, two teaSpOonfuls of salt, mix
thoroughly and silt; then rub in one
half cup Of cold butter, add two eggs
well beaten, and one pint cold sweet
milk. Bake in square Of long pans; eat
hot with butter.
Each can OF Banner Powder COntainsa
measure TO use instead of a spoon.
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Rafnra ,Snnirn NNnif-

Mollic snyder appeared before the
above Justice yesterday and swore out
a warrant for James Kelley, charging
him with threatening and attempting 10
kick her and also calling her a SJS, she
being eaci0lis at the time. The case
will be heard tonight
The parties engaged in the row at
Warmers saloon were before the Justice
yesterday, and bound over to keep the
peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-26

When YOU have the blues. Your liver
is torpid. Take some of the genuine
DR.. G. McLane's Celebrated Liver Pills,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa. None genuine without
their signature. Look for it on every
wrapper; the market is flooded with i'm
itations of the name McLANE spelled
differently, but having same prOnuucia-
ton. For fever and ague, headache, or
as simple purgative they have no
equal. Ask your druggist for them.
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GERMAN DEPARTMENT.

Enrolment in German-Washington,
Il; Madison, >; Clay, 81; Union, -;
Centre, p; Webster, p; Richie, 20.
Total ljS. Number OF classes PC. Num-
Der of pupils Of German parentage, 90;
number OF pupils Of other than German
parentagc, 50; number OF pupils in
Grammar Rooms, IS; number Of pupils
in Division \, 10. Amount paid Tor
instruction in German, Slj4.
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RULES.

The pamphlet edition of your School
Law and Rules OF the Board is exhaust
ed. Since its publication some changes
have been made in the law, and some
important rules have been added by the
Board. For the information and guild
ancc of commissioners, teachers, and
others 4 new pamphlet edition should
bee printed. 1t is recommended that
this matter be referred to the Commit
tee on Rules with power to act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-26

WALL Paper and Borders OF the best
designs, choicest colors, to please the
taste of everybody, at prices TO suit
everyone in want OF goods OF this kind,
Harbour q Dittman, 1859 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-26

JUST received, another invoice OF
Gents fine Seamless Button and Con-
gress Caters Of the best makes at L. V.
Bonds, 1880 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-26

LADIES, if you want a perfect-ftting
arched-instep Shoe, made on the Cas-
titan Last, in French or Curacao Kid
Button, that are superior to any ever
brought TO this market, go to L. V.
Bonds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-26

The only place in the city where you
can get an arched-instep Shoe, patented
1879, is at l.. V. Bonds.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-GeneralIy firm. C..
c. &I. c. tirsts 80; no sales OF seconds.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SroCKs-Speculation was exceedingly
Quiet. Prices in the early dealings de-
clined I6i, hut during the afternoon
a somewhat frmcr tone prevailed and
there was partial recovery. Western
Union fell off from 81! to 90 and adj
vanced to 93!. Louisville x Nashville
dropped from %! to 90 and recovered to
CO.,. The general market closed firm.
The transactions aggregated $1,000
shares of which 5000 were Erie,
5000 Lake Shore, 5000 Northwestern
common, l POO preferred, II, 900 St. Paul
common, 5000 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 5000 New Jersey Central,
1000 Michigan Central, 1000 Union
Pacific. 1900 Hannibal and st. Joe,
l,2OO Ohio and Mississippi, 5000 West
ern Union, 1000 Louisville and Nash
Vile. 800 Kansas and Texas, and 300
EorcaS Civ and Northern Dreferred,
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Wilson Bros,

Go to st. Alphonsus picnic, July 4th,
at Wilbert's Grove, North Wheeling.
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Mt. De Chautal Distribution.

The exercises will commence at 9 An.
Trains will leave L. x o. r. K. Depot at
$ and $50 A. AuptB city time.
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You can take the street cars to Viii
berts Grove, to st. AiphouSes pic ME,
July 4th.
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SCHOOL ENUMERATION
EXANINATIoNs.

4 resolution was offered by Mr.. Wait,
that all applicants for positions in the
city schools be required to be examined
by July eth.
Mr.. Maxwell moved to amend so that
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thermometer Record.

As taken az Schneprs Opera House
drug store;
WEDNESDAY.
IlW SPM. Up. NJ
m % -.
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Go to Wilberts Grove July 4th.
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What's the Matter

Coon music at Wilbert's Grove, July
4th.
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SECOND HONORS.

Nina Bosley, Helen Devries, Annie
Wingerter, Mollie Daily, Mary Brady,
Rose Miller, Lizzie Truschel Annie
Nolan, Tillie Riley, Minnie Cayanaugh,
Annie O'Dea, Katie O'Dea, Maggie
Gillooly and Maggie LOTUS.
For the gold medal for Christian doc
trine, presented by Rt. Rev. j. j. Kain,
there were six young ladies upon an
equal footing. The Sisters could not de-
eide between them, and they accordingly
drew lots for the prize, which fell TO
Miss Annie McGarrell.
The Alma Mater medal for neatness,
order, pOltencss and application TO
study, presented by the Mother Supc-
rior, was awarded to Miss Annie Welt
eel.
The gold medal for excellence OF con-
duct and general application, presented
by Very Rev. j. T. Sullivan, was
awarded to Miss Mary O'Donell.
Miss Annie Weitzell was entitled to
the composition medal, which was
withheld on account of her having re-
ceived the Alma Mater medal.
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COMMENCEMENT.

Twenty-seven of your pupils have
completed the course prescribed by your
rules. They have stood the test OF a
thorough examination very creditably.
The class represents the several schools
rs follows: Washington, .; Madison, & :;
Clay, >; Centre, ;; Webster, 6; Richie,
>. The examination was conducted by
your Superintendent, and was fully up
10 the standard required ofpupilS study
ing the same branches in any schools of
the country.
The diplomas which they have earned
bv their diligence and attainment in
scholarship, will be awarded them at
the close of the Commencement eNer-
ciSeS tomorrow evening, June 26, 2S7g,
at Washington Hall. The exercises
will begin promptly ut S o'clock. The
Board is earnestly invited to be present.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN c. HERvEY,
Superintendent.
The resolution Tor new edition OF
the rules Of the Board was adopted,
after being amended by the SubStitu-
ton of a card edition for the pamphlet.
The Board then went into an cleo
ton for commissioners to take the
SCHOOL ENUMERATION
oithe city. For the district north of
the creek Prof. J. c. Heryey was chosen
low acc,amation. For the other district
the following candidates We're nomi-
mated: Thos. Gieger, Il. II. Pogue,
John w. Cummins, and j. d. Maxwell,
~.
fourth ballot Mr.. Cummins was chosen,
receiving out of the u votes.
Capt. Wilson moved that the Com
miSSiOners be instructed to take also a
full census Of the city. Carried.
Mr.. Maxwell moved that the salary
of the enumerators be fixed at the same
figure as last year-S50 each. Carried.
tasTF,
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Each flower in turn stepped out and
asserted her claims to the royal seat, the
bold Sunhower putting the crown upon
her head. But she was quickly deposed
and the honor awarded to the universal
favorite, the Rose.
Miss Mary O'Donnell then played a
beautiful piano solo from "Marzueret-
te." 1t was written in imitation OF a
storm at sea, through which the mel
ody of "Home, Sweet Home was faint
" heard. 1t was finely played and
loudly applauded.
The valedictory, a beautiful compost
ton in verse, was read by Miss Annie
Weitzell. The medals were then
awarded, the honors announced and the
performances closed with the Corona
ton Song"-solo by Miss Maggie Kliyes
and chorus by the class.
HonOrs were awarded as follows:
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OIL City

OH CRY, June 25.-Market opened
excited, with sales at 74ic, declined to
72lc, advanced TO 75c, declined and
closed weak at 69.c. Shipments 1900
barrels, averaging 5000 barrels; trans
actions $50, 900 barrels.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and higher.
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LIVE STOCK.
Baltimore Live stock.

The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted to l,S47 head, against ,I92
last week and loo head the cores
ponding week of last year, and the sales
during the week amounted TO 99t
head, against ,0l5 last week and i'll
head the corresponding week OF last
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awarded to Misses Annie Weitzcl,
Cecilia McMennamin, Emma Ewing
Ella Scally, Mary O'Donnel, Hannah
O'Kane, Kate Wingerter, Annie Carroll,
Julia Farley, Carrie Whitaker, Blanche
Warehouse, Jennie Carey, Nina
Breinig, Annie McGarrell, Annie
OHare, Mary McGarrell, Maggie Dur
kin, Mary Durkin, Mary Behler, Cam
ME Bill, Mamie Casey, Mary Mccain
non, Sadie Reister, Kate Bosley, Mamie
Welty, Teresa Burg, Lizzie Kuglen,
Mamie Kenneny, Mary Flynn, Louisa
Gaus, Maggie O'Kane, Maggie Fall and
Lottie Waterhouse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-06-26

NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-Cofee-
Dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime,
ll@l5c. Sugar-Steady, with a fair de-
mand; inferior TO good common ca
6ic; common to good common 6!G6ic;
yellow clarified 7I@7!c. Molasses-
Steady with a fair demand; fermenting
24G30c; common 2jCG2Sc; fair 2SC93Oc.
Rice - Dull; Louisiana ordinary TO
choice 6S673c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-02-27

NAiA AAOL4 ehC AV5AVAN@sI
PRACTICE LIMITED TO PRIVATE AND
CONFIDENTIAL DISEASES.
FAR. wORTHINGTON may becons lied upon
- all confidential diseases which tend to EN-
bitter life and shorten its duration, including
Nervous Debility, causing indigestion, pain In
the back and loins, weakness, headache, impor-
tency, impaired sight, loss OF memory, eruption
on the face and body, bashfulness, &C, making
Married life unhappy and Single Life miserable
The Doctor guarantees that M case PLACID in his
treatment shalt leave his care til thorOui bly,
tored 10 sound and vigorous health, will out th'
use Of Mercury in any form, his treatment being
purely Vegetable.
NOTICE TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
Parties living at any distance from the Hospi'
al can be successfully treated by sending symp
toms Of their disease. The Doctor will forward
TO any address in the United States, free from oh
servation, a printed list Of questions, thereby
enabling the patient to give minute description
Of their case, which he requires to effect quici
and speedy and sure cure.
Ali letters directed 10 DIR. W0RTBINGTOS
Lock Hospital, Baltimore, Nd, will receive
prompt attention. DR.. Worthington Was stu
dent Of Prof. n. r. Smith and is a graduate o
Nd. University
Oaee hours from in the morning till 10 a.
night. Sundays, GIL ~ O'Clock noon.
Separate Consulting Roomsfor Ladies, TO whom
he DR.. Pays special attention.
March 8, ls76-ly.