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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-06
Concerning the Pm cipal. 10 the
Public schools Of Wheeling.

EDiroRs ". Va, JovnsAL

- aAasa 49, y W. = . - -Aa-@s.A- '.fi7-H'
EniTUEs ". Va, J0CRHAL
lam much pleased 10 say 10 700 tha, 8,
the last meeting Of our Board d Edua-
ton, BY resolution We passed 40 order
sbo.hhing sex In the employment or edu.
cation Ol Principals Tor the Public Schools
Of our City. iIeglTd this IS a mOvcmcu;
10 the right direction. In the sRb.tisur!Ct
Of Cay in which live. we have fully les,
ted during the Scholastic year Ilst closed
the capacity Of women IA Principals Ia The
management VI our pablo schools
No longer need any lear be enter.
tainsd a 70 govtfnment Woman Can
govern In a way peculiar 10 her sex; mid,
p>ruaRJe, and Efficient, securing ODE.
tiruce by frat securing the lore, conf
dence and esteem Of their pupils. We
hope soon To see woman eleysIed 10 her
proper standard in all our educational 10.
sutuii0ns, and her services amply reward
ed. la woman can DO any work as well
a. man can do il, sec no reason why
she should have less remuneration for her
labor. We, IN our ward, viii give the
same salary TO our female Principal as Is
given 10 other sub-disiricts 10 male Pin
cipals.
oar schools, We think. are All in healthy
condition la OuT city.
Very Respectfully Yours,
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FOR SALE
4 Farm Containing 1903 Acres.
VALUABLE BROOKE COUNTY
FARM FOR 9ALR

VALUABLE BROOKE COUNTY
Y FARM FOR sALB.
The subscriber offers for Fale hIs Farm, stuA.
ted on the ohio river, in Cross Creek Tow nshlp.
Brooke county, West Va, opposite the MingU
Iron Works, containing 1870 acres, including 3
acres on MIngo Island. Tho Improvements con
slst Of Il homestead dwelling 20 by 20 feet, built
substantially uf brick, stables, granCfies, smoke
hols.s Is, spring house, coal and wood houses, irult
sheds, &C; an orchard containing 1000 Of the
choicest apple trees, frniting from July TO the
lAtest keepers, 60 OF tho anest cherry trees Ia
fall bearing; ALSO, pears, pluns, peaches and
qulnces; email fruits, such as cuFraRts. goose
berries, grapes, vino berries and Strawberries
which haYe been selected and cultivated with
especial care The 20 acres Of river bottom
which include the improvements, are IN 4 high
state or cultivation and cannot he cEccllcd In
the United States for the productions Ofihis lAu-
tudc. The whole upland abound. In mIRcIalS,
limestone fire clay, iron ore GO 70 10 per cent?
cOnglOmeTate orts, and quArTies Of most excel
len sandstone. " acres OF the Tract are under.
laid with a vein Of the hnGst quality OF lime
stone, averaging Ave feet In thickness pro Getting
TO the front OF the river hills and convenient Of
access: also the valuable Eub.stFAtR Of coal, e.
peclAly adapted To smelling Of iron AUd the
manufacture Of gAs, being the came as MlnRO,
steubcnyillc and Jefferson Companies are work
ing. Also, 4 superior vein Of Ore clay, feet In
thickness, OF q acres extent, opening 100 feet
above ths river bank.
Mingo Island Is point on which there Is an
annual accumulation OF sAhd Sufficient 70 supply
all the IRON works In this vicinity and WheolpE
and the whole sand market being Of \ quality
suitable for furnaces, rolling mills, railroads,
bedding and plllteFing purposes.
The tact has ATiveT front Of rs poles, 100 poles
Of which IL As good AFycr landing as any Oh the
Ohio river.
Twill sell the whole tact together. Persons
wishing 10 purchase will please call and exam.
inc f0E Themselves Communications addressed
10 ne At sieubenyillc, Ohio, Will receive prompt
Attention.
GuiI-dAsw j. K. BURGOYEE.
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Very RespectlnllY Your.

A. s. ToDD.
We cordially agree with Dr. Todd, and
also with Dr.. Hupp, who, we believe, in.
augurRtGd the measure In Wheeling ihat
when a lady teacher does the work OF a
male teacher, she should have the same
salary and hold an equally honorable
rank During our experience Of thirty
five years as an educator IN actual ser.
vice, we have had as assistants great
number and variety oil lady teachers
Our experience has taught Us many
quite practical lessODs One OF the
points Of failure in lady teachers, is
that they do not, as u general Thing, set
their standard otpeTsOnal culture In learn.
Ing sufficiently high They are dispOs ed
too often TO be satisfied with literary and
especially with mathematical ability to
meet present demands, and hence, In lew
years fall behind the educational standard
OF their age. II the earnest young man
can teach Arithmetic, he desires 10 teach
Algebra; II Algebra, Geometry; II GcOm-
Gtry, TrigOnOmGtry, and 30 with every
other bTauCh in the ascending series Of
Education. The same remark may be
made 10 regard to school Economy and
DidaCtiCs Let the lady teachers cultivate
force Of character, literary habits, and
progressive development in mental power
and we shall then hail them AS equals In
every department ofschoOl work. WeAre
glad to know that lady Principals are In
Wheeling TO have lair trial in actual
service, ~ they Rrc having in Dayton and
Cincinnati, Ohio, although the experiment
in the former city does not seem to BIZ M
uuquestiOned success. We are also GLAD
to know that while there are hundredsOt
lady teachers who are content, like many
male teachers, to be mediocre both in learn.
ing and efficiency rs Teachers, there are
also many Others whose mental power and
force OF character entitle them, as teachers
TO first positions, both in schools and in
public Confidence Ids w. Va, I'd.
Journal
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FOR STEAM BOILER FURNACES.
Patented February 10 April s'd aud Juy So s1s
Ena rate Co.. BarnesvO Ohio Pateutees and Sole Owners

different kinds bard aud SOC Gsi
No u
eon'husuc
+; lheOld rrsies be =
tracts on .
CyTIcEoF
boilers
Rdnd labor giving entire suIaouor We e d ,sN
H'o' 'A' Yo 9 Repe:tSSy " ~ " ~ DEWEY.
ORC oF n WHErING 1873
A
-0 WV ' $1,000 ' b. DUBOIS, VIZ Maj. Works
10 .JqHcO b
L0-GEN
o
oGurabc that
Bat
we
BE- wishing ito cat down eFen'
the kua Bars Truly sMIlh &" sun
"
recommend BN' he bile mpsh than
doubjoVu YoarsHs ptcully WHEAT.
odinih
investigate this valuable Hpmnept I'm u
q
Go Marine MIL Wheeling
A. J. ALEXANDER, Ag't,
sgss4w WHEELING, W. VA
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For sale.
THE FINEST RESIDENCE IN "a
L ONO COUNTY. I'LL

oder for sale the residence Of Col J Horr
brook. four miles east o the city IuAtcd In the
Valley OF Wheeling Greek on an elevated pitct
Of ground overlook tho ehtirc valley and easy
OF access either by rail or turnpiR0, The i'm
pToVCuIuuts aiu auViu AIId " thv uOst fuh-lhh
In KIND made undCr hls own inspection, Whet,
he has spent ut leAtt twenty years Of his Gcuw
thepTemists. = hcreRrU thirteen acres Of ground
mostly covered with choice Fruit and Shruhbery
Very little additional expense would make I
the most desirable Summer Resort within Un'
hundred mllGH Of the city.
Au3D l. IRWIN, Agent
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TAGS PRINTED TO ORDER AT
L This o1eS.
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
Il uucl,imed In the Post Once at Wheeling
Saturday morning, Sept e. 1873.
To obtain any Of the following the applicant
will please cali for advertised letters, giving the
data NJ thia llgt
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Member vt the Royal College OF Surgeons. | uu
don, graduate ffpm one OF tho mOst ruiHal
Colleges N the United BlatCs, and the FIcslrI
pat " WhOsu lie has been spCnt iu the hospitals
of London Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
has effected some Of the must Astonishing cure
ever known. Many troubled with r!BElHr 60
the head and rsfs when asleep, great hrfypuf
ntss. being alarmed Al sudden sounds. bNsbiul
uo's, With frequent hlnsblnC, attended ruuiu
times with arrangement VI mind, WgrG gsep
Immediately
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uAs discovered be Easg CEgzla. s,ss-.y. AZ
gg.y E9esi-A Remedy % to Hvg.G by Na4t
rt'- O! lag ttlsk " ugaS, sgfisiares, AgdrTtUt,
~ ne A.tsr,s And b.Al4,F, igrn'gut,y pl.
raA'lus, lEFcs1ICy, Gygrfa nghHty. N,Fvaas
Doe. pysp1isaA, lA1Etl-, lou s;gEtt.. eos.
-lOE W larae. Fa.F.lAlog Si The Hear, TE.IU.
%. TryL,a..H.. N.ugsss 81 SIGHT G.lItagf,
lf.ssAsls VI lhg Head, T-HsaI, Nee " ska. A.
..aliuas " 10 Live. Asast. SlallklA az Nuu
ayAU>o GUth'g N.ss-tess sFtt.Hs tra+a sal.fa-,
Habits OF Yea h-thcEHv and ro,iisFy rasNgI1
alufg iatgl o. thnlT yeplss thAn tA1 pNAcs " g..
syrcns % the AHlhsp " NJrses, EtEldul
thf.F most hEil,.An. hgFrs ~ Aut!ElIAt'uss. IVA
GtsJug marriage. SC, lapNss.bls
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Plttsburgh LIye gtook lIarket.

WEDNESDAY,, January Z, 1s7S.-CAT-
TLE-The receipts Of cattle, have for the
last three days been light. The market
is not fairly opened yet as buyers from the
East are not here. The feeling however
is shade better, and dealers think that
prices will be a little higher than last
week. Asyet not enough cattle have
changed hands on which to base quota.
tons:
suEEP.-The run Of sheep fair. The
number Of buyers hero to-day small.
There Is nothing doing in the pens to-day
and we withhold quotations in the alb
senco Of sales on which to base them.
The feeling not good and buyers are hold.
ing on.
Ho0s-Ths receipts OF hogs this week
so far have been light The market Is &C.
tive on all grades, but rules best on prime
light Workers. The advance over last
week Is fully fc, and at the advance sales
are made readily. Light hogs, II fine
and nice, sell as high as $3.50 At this
writing tradO Is good and the market Is
closing firm with most Of the stock In the
yards sold. So long Rs the light run con.
tipues, 80 long will trade be good.
Prices are as follows: Extra Philadel.
phiS 81 so; prime do s. 25; prime York,
ers Qlgh9 Z IS TO "a 90; fair do a 10;
roughS "a 90.
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New YORK Dry GOods Market.

NEW York. January s.-There was an
improved feeling In the trade to-day,
and transactions in some brances wee
more active than Tor some time
past. Cotton goods continue strong
and steady. Prints were in moro request,
especially for spring shirtings, stripes suit;
able for dresses and jacques; Garnois new
styles are shown by iobbers and have
already met with fair sales; they are. on
padded grounds with high colored strips
and very effective. Woolens are rather
better. Foreign goods continued quiet
for all descriptions.
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ngrRve7lOYs Eo apDlRs AZ FOsEnAsEznl

INSTRUCTIONS TO 3rDDERS AND PosTNAsTERs.
Containing ALEC conditions 10 b.. iRoorpOrdG6Jta
Tie contTdetS 70 no CrttHt he DepGrtVIGNt may
dttVG proper.
l. Seven minutes are allowedto each inferno.
diatc ONCE, when not otherwise specified, for as
sorting tho mails.
on routes where the mode Of conveyance
9dmits OF = the special agents Of the Post Once
Department, RlSo poet office blanks, mail bags,
locks and keys, are 70 be conveyed without extra
charge. -.
3. way bills" or receipts prepared by post.
masters, or other agents Of the Department, will
accompany the mAlB; specifying tho number and
defiinition q the several bags, TO DO examined
by tho postmSsteIs, to insure regularity In the
delivery Of bags aud pouches.
I. No pay will be made Tor trips not perform
ed; aud for each Of such omissions, II the failure
DO occaslOned by the fault Of tho contractor or
earlier, three times the pay Of the trip win DO
break connection with depending mails, and not
sufficiently excused, Onefourth Of the compen-
GAuOn for the TIP IL subject TO forfeiture. For
repeated delinQuencieS OF the kind hereln apecl-
hed, ENLARGED penalties. proportional TO the ne.
ture thereof, and the Importance Of tho mail,
may he made.
s For leaving behind or throwing o. the malls,
OF any portion Of them, fIr the admission Of pas
SenEers, or for being cOnceIntd In setting up
or running an express conveying intelligence
in advance Of tho mail, quarters pay may
be deducted.
Q. Fines will DO imposed, unless the dslln.
queney be promptly and satisfactorily explained
by certificates o, pOsImNstCIs or the lt1dRyitS Of
other credible persorB, for falling TO ArTivO in
contract time; for neglect TO take the mall from,
or deliver It into, post office; for suffering It 70
be wet, injured, destroyed, robbed or Lost; and
ioF refusing, after demand, 10 convey tho mail
AS fl qutntly 90 tho contractor runs, or IL con.
cern,d In ruuniaR, coach, car, or steamboat on
q route.
Z. The PoHtm IBter General may Gnnul the con.
tract for repeated failures 10 run HgTeOAbly to
contract for violating tho post once laws, or
diSObeying the instructions Of tho Department;
for refusing 70 discharge carrier when feQpir.
ed b. tho Department 70 do 90; for running an
express % Aforesaid; OF Tor transporting perSonS
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., 10 ANNEX San Domingo as a State Is to
EIye 10 Inhabitants who have never been
s aOls 70 govern themselves, and who, as
S ,UOti Is letG to themselves, fall into the
u %oss degraded despotism, the privilege Of
y,Il Ho two Senators and Representa-.
U Nne IN Congress 10 govern the American
~ Because they arc incapable Of
S,saS,,geVernment, they are 10 be allowed to
SG'eFn TINS great continent and this peo.
l pS, Almost q hundred thousand Der.
s oOnS, whose competency Is shown by the
II owss uespotism of Baez, are to DO al.
S sSmsu Tue same voice in the United States
cSS s IN thel government Of the Ameri.
S SSo people as New York with her 4 8s9,
t ~. S9a Ohio With her 2,O85 ,26O.-CIa.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January s-Flour-Quiet
and firm; western sRperfne s. 6Oa6 80;
extra So 75as 90; family IS 50a0 rs.
Wheat-Quiet Corn-Quiet and un-
changed; mixed western 62ic. Oats
Quiet and steady; western mixed 45a47c;
white 4sa50c. Rye-UnChanged. Pro.
visions-Firm. Mess Pork $l3 00a13 go
Bulk Meats active, with advancing ten.
dency; shoulders 4ic; rib sides &c; clear
rib sides 6ic. Bacon unchanged, New
Hams 14a16c. Lard-9c. Butter-West-
ern quiet; choice 2Ga2sc; good 23a25c.
Whisky-No sales; nominal at sole.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January s.-Flour-, $500
aS 25. Grain-Firm but unchanged.
Cofee-Rio, 2Oa24c; other kinds firm but
unchanged. Pork-Steady at $12 90.
Lard-Weak; steam, 71a74c; kettle, 7fa7t
Bulk enthusiastically; shoulders: &c; clear
rib sides, 55a6c; clear, GtaG4c. Bacon
Steady; shoulders, 49s4tc; sides, unchang-
ed. Green meats-Dull and shade low.
er; shoulders, BIC; clear rib, 5sa5lc. Hams
-sa94c 1s to IA lb averages. Hogs-
Steady at "a OOa415. Whisky, e9c.
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CHICAGO, January s.-Flour--Qulet
and unchanged. Wheat-No. /, 81 25i
No. 3, / 21t. Corn-No. 3 mixed Sofa
80Rc. Oats-No. 2, 24ia94tc. Rye
No. 2, 68ta87c. Bsrley-Fall No. 2, G0c
ProVisions-Quiet and unchanged. New
Pork-$11 60a11 85. Lard-Quiet and
. shade easier at71-18c. Green Hams
64a8tb for IS to IA pound average.
Green Shoulders-$8 85a8 90; middles
steady; short clear, seller March 6sc.
Boxed Bscon-New offered; shoulders
54c; clear rib side Tic; clear 7ic, dressed,
Hogs-$4 35a4 40. Whisky-sSc.
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GRAIN-WheAt-TheEe Ia fAk demand TOT
wheat, but prices are Arm and unchanged. We
quote prime white 81 GS0I %; red 81 COOL IS.
Corn-In good demand at 10000. oats-BeaIee
and In demand at 85940e. RyO-soc. Barley
s559Oc.
GRooERns- CoHsc-.HGld very firmly We
quote choice old Government Java &c; prime
Rio 29X020e; fair to good 2l02lhe.
SyrupS-Common, 4O0S0c; Primo, 10000;
Choice, 6507Os; Fancy, 76e. New Orleans No.
lasses-stocks Of old exhausted and new crops
very scarce, receipts arc Small, prime selling
at zoe.
ISu1GrS-Reaned Hards, CruSh6d, Powdered
and GEanulRted lSHc; A Coffee, l9Tc; B Coffee,
l2Hc; Extra Coffee l2He; White O ilj6ei
Yellow IOH0lIHe; New Orleans, stock exhaust.
ed; Porto Rico md Cuba, 10K@ilke. New Or
leans sugar offered at IoKe for fnlly fair; II
0llKc for primo to choice. Largo receipts
expected.
TsG-GunpoWdOr, 81 COOL 10; Young Tyson
81 1901 80; Black, TOosSo0Sl4o.
RieS-CarolinA, prime new crop9o.
SpIesS-GrAIn Pepper, 340SSs, Pimento, SOc
Cloves, a5c. CaSsIA, sc.
GMsENG-7be per pound.
HAY-IS firm and prices arc we'll maintained,
sales OF bAed at SSS 0O04O 90; loose SS6 0S040 90
HoGS-Llve 04e; Creased 4H@6S.
HoMINY-$4 6OSS % per Dbl.
NAus-IOd to sod, $3.50; Cd 10 %, Is Is; Cd "a
SD, 600.
ons, &o-Lard OIL, extra No. winter T0ei
extra No. summer zoe. Carbon OIL so. Lin.
seed OIL, 9S09so. TuEpentine TSc.
Provisions Mess Pork-SN 90. Bacon :
Shoulders, &c; now clear sides &c; new breakfast
bacon lOc; bulk shoulders %; bulk hams i0e;
bulk sides sYe. LArd-NOW, In hsrees, sXe; In
kegs, IOc.
PO7ATOEs-In good demand, and may b
quoted at s0@9Oc per buShel.
sEEDs-We quote Timothy % 7S0A %; 0lo
yer Seed % %.
sNUTF-TUc; do in boxes Of Dlx dozen, % %.
WINDOW GLASS sxlo, let quality, 50 IS.
ID quality, IS So Ski to I0xlS, 1St quality, 50 70
Cd quality, 90 0 ska to iOx16, IDt quality 81 OO
I'd quality, 50 Is; 1lxi4 to 12xis, Ist quality, =
I'd quality, 81 50. Discount OF 20 to Is per cent
according 70 quantity.
WooL-WO quote X and higher grades at
B5AGOc.
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MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market
NEw YoRK, January 8.-MoNET--Loau.
% Is high as / 1872 per day and Interest,"
clSa a I pefcent
sci AdvRnCed from 111t to 1921,
eilto i1g; closed at 112ta112t. Loans
9a7 per cent. Clearings SSO,0O00OO.
Treasury disbursements $75s.O9O. Ex.
ports ser, 346; probable tomorrow $OOO,.
COO
STERLING ExcHANeE-Firm at 1OoHa
1921. E e
GoVERNMENTs-taf per cent higher;
strong but dull. The Assistant Treasurer
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Toledo market.

TOLEDO, January s-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and prices a
shade lower; extra white Michigan s. IS;
No. / do 81 70; amber Michigan 81 60;
No. 3 red 81 05S1 65t. Corn-Old Ssc;
high mixed $50; low mixed S7ic; yellow
S9@c, Oats-No, 2, 82c.
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PnOposaL.


Tho undersigned, reading At, State Of
-. undertake that, II thefOfcgoing bid for car.
rylng the mail on route No. -be accepted BY
tho Let June 1879, enter into the required obi.
CATION, or contract, TO perform the service pro.
posed, with good and sufficient sureirle,.
7htS tg6 do. understanding dlStlReLlv Ire ObilQG.
tons and Adbl!IttES assumed by 0tlGraStOrS
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r" "aEREs your invaders" shouted a
men, sc S o. the l1lh Mississippi Rcgi.
i iT,o ,t Us Zen, Lees veteran army plunged
mo S the Potomac, on is Wsy 10 GsttS.4
S SSIS. And here's your wetter.rSs'n
S si1Ssa q gallant soldier Of The old IIh
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COMMERCIAL kNB FINANCIAL
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OYTrcE DAu.Y IVrELLleENcIR

wednesday, January D.
Flour advanced. Coffee excited and higher.
MolaSseS higher. syrups quiet but Hfmer. su-
gArS steady,
APPIEs-sales at 81 OOa9 80 per Dbl. for COM
mon to fair, and q 1908 90 for prime to choice.
BUTTER-We continue to quote prime 10 choice
roll in small packages 1t sc; common butter
dali at ltOIsc. rE
BAKING PowDAR-sS@8se per pound.
BRoOHs-Fancy, 80 ., % 70 and q Is; plain,
g 2S90T6.
BE1ss-Quletand unchanged at 81 SOos IS per
bushel. ..
Cultivated 81 50; Wild SO per
barrel.
CANNED GooDS-P Peaches, . ID cans, g IS per
dozen; ~ ID, 81 30. Corn, q 7s0S 90, the ont.
side figure for Windows. Tomatoes, 97Go.
CHEEsE-DemAnd light aud prices unchanged
primo Goshen Ice; Dairy ibc. -
CRAoKERs-We quote: Sugar 19c; Lemou l2jSc;
Soda sHc; Water 71<c; Cream 96c,
DRIED FRulTg-Peaehes, primo halves, T19
81; quarters 606c. Apples 4fase,
R0Gs-In good demand ut SOcfor prime rresh.
FBH-Lake herring, g 90; white hsh, SO %;
No. . mRckerel, barrels, Sll 90; No. do.
50 80; No. 9, half barrels, S6 1905 Oos No ., do.
full weight, 81 600A75.
FLoUR-There Ia steady local demand and
tho market Is firm at last weeks quotations:
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Sworn to and subscribed before mo, for
and 10 testimony thereof hereunto subscribe
my name and Atlx my ofaciGl seal the day aud
yesr AIOI esaid. [sEALl
NsTE when tho oath 10 taken before q iIS.
tice OF the peace, the certificate Of the clerk Of
court OF record shall DO added, under his zeal
Of oiIice, that The person who administered tho
oath isG duly qualified justice Of the peace.
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Bids or IS 900 and lrptOGrdS muSt b aeoompan.
led BY certified cheek, or draft. on come SolUtnt
national bank equal 70 pr esRtun on hG pres.
snt annual pay on the route; or In Gaze Of nstU
SsrpteS, not ltES than 5 per ee1EUn Of one p0dr'S
pay proposed In 6Id-CSeetton 26S, Aetcr JuRS 8,
1874
The Postmaster must not tign the certificate
and guarantee signed BY all the parties, and
dated.
Oath TtQulrtd 6y Section $40 Of Act Of Con0resS,
aPpToptd Jtta6 8, 1874, 10 b aDG9Gd % each Did
for carrying The mail, and 10 b taken before an
officer qualified 10 GdNalntsGtr odthS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-09

-, Il bidder for conveying The
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