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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-11
nsrnUo11oNa 70 pDDEns AND roSTxAsTrI

INSTRUCTIONS 70 BIDDEnS AND PosTNASTIRS
he contracts 10 he extent The Department may
dee1 proper.
1. 9oven minutes arc allowed TO each inferno.
diAte once, when not otherwise specified, for as
sorting the mails. .....-.-..-
:. on routes where the mode Of conveyance
admits Of 4, the special agents OF the Post once
Department, also post Office blanks, mall bags,
locks and keys, arc TO DO conveyed without extra
3, sway bills" or receipts prepared by post.
masters, or other agents OF the Department, Will
accompany the mails, specifying the number and
destination Of the several bags, to 30 examined
| by the postmAsters, 10 insure regularity IN the
delivery Of tags and pouches.
| T. No pay will DO made for trips not perform
ed: and for each Of such omissions, II the failure
be occaBI0ned BY the fault Of tho contractor or
carrier, three times the pay Of tho trip will be
break connection with depending mails, and not
sufficiently excused, one.fourth Of tho compen.
BAdon for the trip 10 subject TO forfeiture. For
repeated delinquencleS OF the kind herein spcci-
ned, enlarged penalties. proportional TO the ma
ture thereof, and tho Importance Of tho mall,
may be made.
For leaving behind or throwing on the mails,
OF any portion Of them, for the admission OF pas
Benger6, or for being concerned In setting up
OF running IN express conveying intelligence
IN advance Of tho mail, a quarters pay may
& FineS will DO imposed, unless tho delIn.
uueney be promptly and satisfactorily explained
other credible persons, for falling TO arrive In
contract time; for neglect to take tho mail from,
or deliver It into, post olce for suffering II 70
be wet, injured, destroyed; robbed or lost; and
for refusing, after demand, to convey tho mall
As frequently % the contractor runs, or - con
corned in running, coach, car, or steamboat on
route.
Z The Postmaster General may 0nnul the con.
tract for repeated failures 10 run HgreeAbly to
contract; for violating the post ONCE laws, or
dIsobeyinR the Instructions Of tho Department:
for refusing TO dIschaFge q carrier when requir.
ed by tho Department 10 do 10; for running an
express a. RIoreSAid or Tor transporting persons
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, February 1O.-Flour-Firm;
sales Of extra spring at 81 O0aS 90.
Wheat-No. . 81 2Ss. Corn-No. 2
mixed 81ta 314c. Oats-No. 2 1880.
Rye-No. Q oslo. Barley-Fall No. 2
72ta75c. Pork $12 IS. Lard tic, Bulk
meats-Shoulders 4c loose; 4tc packed;
short cleAr packed etc. Green meats quiet.
Hams at DC Tor IA ID averages.
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GovERNMENTs-Firm but dull.

urn.
Railroad bonds are firm with a well
distributed business on the reported large
shipments Of Central Pacific and Western
Pacific bonds to Europe, in place Of the
new funded fves and gold. They have
advanced to 1O44 and 93f, bid respect.
lively. In consequence Of the large sales
of Chesapeake s. Ohio skies, the price
has been advanced to 81 and interest.
sTocKs-Trregular and mainly lower,
the weakness being most marked between
the Second Board and 8 o'clock. The
largest transactions and most important
fluctuations were in Western! Union, Pa.
cific Nail, New York Central, Lake
Shore, Columbus, Chicrgo u Indiana
Central, Union Pacific, aud Hannibal s
st. Joseph. Western Union fell from Of
to S74, rose to 80, closed at SSs, Pacific
Mail declined from 70 to 785, closing at
"A. Erie fell from G6t to 85I, and Closed
at CO.,. There are rumors that a dividend
on Common Preferred will b9 declared
to morrow. St. Joseph ranged from 80
to 6Os, Lake Shore 05t to O6s; Union Pa.
cifc S5t to 34s; New York Central 95s to
1O4F; Columbus, Chicago 6 Indiana Cen.
trail 42f to 40; Ohio s. Mississippi 4sta47S
and Az; Rock Island 1881 10 113t; Wa
bash 72t to 73s The market closed weak
except Tor Lake Shore and Columbus,
Chicago s. Indiana Central, which were
strong. The Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad declared a regular quarterly
dividend of19 per cent payable March 1st.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February 1O.-Flour-Dull
at IS O0a9 35. Wheat-No. 2 red winter
81 7Oa1 70. Corn-Quiet at Ale. Rye
96aS7c. Oats, 3la39c. BSrley-Unchang.
ed, Pork-Nominally unchanged. Lard
Steady; steam 7sc; kettle 79c. Bulk
meats-Stesdy; shoulders Acc; clear 69c.
Bacon-Shoulders 5sc; clear rib sides
7ta7bc; clear 7Ec. Green meats-SeGson
substantially over. Hogs-SlowI at
$44Oa4 90. Whisky-stcady at SOC.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February Flour
GoodSdemand, prices unchanged. Wheat
Unchanged. Corn-Dull mixed ives
tern 90. Oats-QuIet, mixed western 45l
AZ. Rye-steady 90a95. Provisions
Quiet. Mess Pork-$1S 90. Bacon
Shoulders Ct; RIB sides 74s9; clear rib St
Western Butter-Scarce 26a27. Whisky
Dull at 02ia93.
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Toledo market.

TOLEDO, Feb 1O.--Flour-Unchauged.
Wheat-Quiet; No. 8 white Wabash
81 IS; No. white Michigan 81 SS; am.
Der Michigan 81 n; No. red 81 794; No
Q, 81 72ta1 TAT. Corn High mixed 3st;
low mixed 39tc. Oats-A shade higher
at 244c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YORK, February 1O.-MoNEY-
Active and stringent, ranging from 7 per
cent to lilo per day with the late business
att per cent gold.
STERLING ExcHANoE-Heavy md low
er; 100 1-1Ga1O0t.
GoLD-Higher in the forenoon and
lower IN the afternoon; opened at ia,
advanced to 114t, lell to 1881, closed at
11Sia118f. Loans at 2a7per cent to 1883
for carrying, and fiat for borrowing.
Clearings $57OOOOOO. Treasury dis
bursed $245,0OO.
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Hardware, &C.
''Star Foundry"
BENJAMIN FISHER.

Acomplete assortment Of Marblsizcd Iron and
Slate Mantle Slate Hearthg and other OEnhm0n-
tai Castings ct manufacturer prices.
Manufacturer Of tho celebrated ACORN COOK
STOVE, extra large, burns wood or coal, Gxton.
sion tops, hot water reservoir, &C. Also tho
following Cooking and Heating stoves:
COOK STOVES.
Eureka, sizes, wood or coal.
Torchlieht, 8 sizes, Wooc or coal.
Troplc, Improved, 8 sizes, coal only.
Defiance, : sizes, wood.
National. 2 eiEeS, wood.
Improved Olive Branch, wood, ! sizsS, plain
top.
Ls Belle, wood, sizes.
America, wood, 2 sizes.
Kentucky, wood, sizes.
HEATING STOVES.
wheeling Franklin, pArlor, 3sI1ss.
Model PGTlOr No. 2, size.
DINING-ROOM STOVES.
Bachelor, . sizes.
OFFICE, WARE ROOM, SCHOOL
. AND CHURCH STOVES.
Belfont, coal, 3 sizes. Burnside, coal, ; SlEsS.
Sunshine, coal, 8 sizes. Equator, coal, SiEeS.
lfonPides, wood sizes.
JOB CASTING attended to promptly. Machine
Oiders respectfully solicited.
Nos. and Market and and Fourth Bis.
fec
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Guarantee.

Tho undersigned, residing tt, State Of
-. undertake that, II the foregoing bid for car
ryinH the mail on route No. - be accepted BY
tho Postmaster General, tho bidder win. prior "a
the 1St June 1873, enter Into the required Obll'
CATION, or contract, to perform tho service pro
posed, with good and sufficient sureltIes.
TINS Ipe do, understanding dtStiHcLly The o5kig1.
tons and hiGbllitiES GSSn0Itd BY 0HdTGNtoTS.
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ErNaedh.

The undersigned. postmaster at -, State Of
-, eeFti6eS, uNDER ms OATH or oPFiCE, that
hO e acquainted with the above Ruaraniors, and
knows them to be men Of property, and able TO
make good their guarantee; and that bidder and
guArAntOIa are above the age Of u years.
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"WHITTLELEY," FOR AGUE 6
w bilious ievcrs.
"WHTTTLRSEY," for rheumatism and govt,
"WHITTLESEY," for loss OF manhood.
"WHITTLESgY," for Inconsistency Of urine.
''WHITTLESEY," for painful mGnstruation.
"WHlTELESEY,' the great appetizer.
"WHITTLESEY,," for lead collie.
"WHITTLESEY," AssImilAtes oily substance
"WAITTLESEY," The best family remedy.
"WHITTLESEY," science mover produced itS
equal
'wHITTLEsEY," the GrGat temperance remedy
by
nOvSS16W LOGAN, LIST & 20.
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=, of bidder fOt conveying The

]. = =, OF - Dluuer Tot, conveying inc
mail ON route No. =, from -, do swear
that have tho ability pecunlArily TO iulal my OBJ
liRation % such bidder; that the bid Is made In
good faith, and with the intention to enter into
contract and perform the service In case said bid
shall be accepted and that the signatures
OF the Ruarantors thereto arc genuine, and that
I believe the said guarantoFs TO be pecuniGTily
responsible for and able TO pay all damages the
United States shall suffer by reason OF my falling
to perform my obligations as such bidder.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me-, fol
tho - Of, this - day OF - D. 1871,
and In testimony thereof 1 hereunto subscribe
my name and ailx my Official seal tho day and
year Aforesaid. - lSBAL.l
NoTE.-When the oath Is taken before q Jus.
Ice OF tho peace, the certificate Of the clerk OIL
O court Of record shall DO added, under his POa
Of once, that the person who administered the
oath 10 q duly qualified JusticeOl the peace.
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GheQntelIi9ettfer
Travelers' Register
posr OFFICE REGISTER

oor at which ns are d s2.s1 nS iR ia accord C
"3 po,t ONCE IN this rity tt ,sbieS on tie rail-:
inca With the latest time 'AO'V' "
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PrOpOslI,

The undersigned -, whose post ollce
poses to convey the mails Of tho United States,
from July 1, 1873 TO June 80, 1875, on route No
-, between - and -, under the adyer'
tIsenent OF the Postmaster General, dated De.
cembeF /, 1873 with celebrity, certainty, and Sc
enrlty" daw Of June 8, 1879, for the annual sum
Of - dollArR
THLs pToposdl u made trIh. JtiR knowledge Of
E6 dtstdncS Of he route, the tpGl0ht Qrkhe mail 10
b carried, and all other particulars In Tgertnet
10 he Toub and t6rptce; and, also, after earEful
examination nf he EdtUs and tVtrtlettonS attach,
ed 10 advertisement Of mail ssrrlce; and Of ttG
provtSt0nS contained In the det Congress q
June s, 1879. -, Bidder.
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How, When and Where to Advertise.
Sec the AdVertlsers' Gazette, Sent by mall fOt
36c, ddrcBs GEO. p HOWELL a Co,
ja20dGw II Park Row. New York,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-15

We would not make light of 90 serious q
matter as loss of lis, bat must laugh at t be
announcement Of terrible disaster BY flood
at Rochester when we csmpare that an
nouncemsnt with the ascertAi1ed result.
Iois 10 q g--r-e-s-t country :snd every
CITY strives to outdo i,s neigbbor even In
the magnitude OF its calamitie The Rocb/
ester disaster hsd sacr feed score of lives
tnere was no telling bow many had gone
down In that fierce food and taken. invol-
UNFAIRLY. the fatal Sam Patch leap over the
'a'i' And now II turns:out there was bu,
Que lie lost. that of lad who ventured too
near the rush Of waterH or course all re-
Jo'ce 1t was no worse. hut il was no fault o,
Rochester newsmongers that tie list of vic
TINS dwindled down from twenty to one.
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The recent frightiul steamship disaster
among msoy other suggestions to wh lob /,
has given rise, had the effect of calling pub
tic attention 10 the importance of estab b.
fishing law OF the road for the ocean ia.
well as for the land. Some time ago this
matter was quite widely discussed, and q
number OF charts aud pamphlets were pub
iished indicating the proper outward and
homeward route of European steamship =
President Grant, too fully reali2ss the i'm
portsucs OF the subject aud last year be di-
rected the attention of our Minister in Eng,
land 10 It, go that, IT possible international
action might be taken. This rule of the
road is intended to combine three elements
Of fsafety--avoidancs Of collision, avoidance
Of ict bergs, and avoidencs Of the fisher mar
at anchor on the banks, who are now 10 con
stant danger OF being run down. 1t 10 p,o
posed that steamship on leaving Sandy
Hook, should edge away 10 the southwark
until she ii at least thirty miles distant
from the track of those inward bound, and
that having the advantage Of the Gulf
stream shs should maintain this distance
on the great circle all the way to Queens
town. On the other hand, a ship leaving
Queenstown should edge away to the NORTH :
wsrd until she is thirty miles slant from
the track OF the OOtwsrd bound, and should
pursue the grest circle to the tail of the
Bank, where 1t is too far souib to 6nd the
the fisherman, and where icebsrgs seldom
make their appearance. The dangers Of
collisions on the Atlantic increase In the rs-
ito of the multiplication of the great steam
fleet with which 1t Is crowded, and 1t would
seem that On ocean rule OF road
Of some kind onght speedi iy to be estab-
'ished. II the d,ff.rant governments inter-
ssted do not feel inclined to move In the
matter, let the underwater do so. Con.
certed action on their part would at once
accomplish the desired result.
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Strawberries have made their appear
suce 10 the Sacramento market, ct 37k
cents per pound. Thatis sensible way Of
measuring strawberries--by the pound
And everything marketable, not excepting
eggs, sbould be dealt in BY weight. And
speaking of sttswberries reminds US OF
strawberry party . os,oagsn.lemau gave
to twenty particular friends on the lat Of
April. Nolexpense wss spared ia getting
up the entertainment aud the entire list tf
invited were promptly on hand and being
usbered into the supper room fround q
rawberry on o huge eilver dish in the cen
ter OF the table.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-15

Among the drunk and dfsorderlies" menl
TONED in the police reports at Philadslphia ia
one day last week was the Hon. Richard
Vases, ex-senator Of the United States from
Illinois, and recently Government Director
Of the Union Psoic Railroad. The pity of
it! Dick" Yates, when sober, is . corteows
bigb|toned gentleman Of great intelligence
and ability; but periodically the rage tor
liquor corquers him, aud then for weeks be
10 the lowest of the low.
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Gold at lp.,m. 1854

some little szoi.ensnt covered on 10.
Cray Hnl, on Saturday. 1, sppsars soma
days since John Jones sold COW to Peter
Jsnkins. John bad raised the COW from
ehildhood's earliest year, and a. . matter
ofcourse The COW would wanasr back to
The "Sreen fields sud pastures OF old. Blu,
II sppears John had lost tho old love for
the sainai, aud Immediately upon dispos-
Ing ofit 20 Peter ssys, notified bis men to
Get The dog on the COW II Il should happen
to wssSsr that way. The cow came round
ana ~aa worried by the dog. Shortly aft
ter seus one shot the dog, and next day
some 80 sAot the COW. The dog will rel
cover, bus the COW will probably die. And
nov shs leading question on MeCray Hill
ie-''Who shot that cow" GIIH 81,
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A story for Boys.
From the Altoona Tribune. ]

trIUU tuo hItOOud lTlOuue.
This week wo are again called upon to
record another Of those sad and terrible
deaths which 60 often occur 10 this city from
indn IRence 10 The dangerous practice ti
jumping on freight cars too and fro In the
Railroad companys yard. On Friday las.
o twelve year old lad namsd ClacOme, liv/
ing on Fourth Ave nue., 10 the Eighth wa,d,
attempted 10 get on board a moving train
10 the vicinity Of the lower shops. bur miss.
ed his footing and was thrown % the track.
b whole train passing over and horribly
mu,ilstine him. He was iitpra NY cut and
torn to pieces. fragments his body being
suewn along the track for distance Of fifty
yards, while one 0i the unfortunate bows
feet WAS the largest portion Of him tha, r.,
mainrd. The fragments Of the body were
gathered mp 10 q psper box and conveyed
to the residence Of his parents, and on Sum
day were buried in Fairvisw Csmetery.--
Deceased was a bright and interesting lad.
snd the parents have the sympathy Of the
community in their terrible bereavemt ut,
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Have yon any chiIdrsnw demanded q
oonse renter. Yes" replied the ott or
solemn'y' "six-all in the cemetery
"Be'ter there than here. " said the landlord,
consolinQly; and proceeded to execute the
desired lease. In dne time the cb ldren re-
turned from the cemetery, whittier they had
been sent TO have nice play; bnt It was
too late 10 annni the contract.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-15

THEATRE, Not 60 full q house greeted
the first appearance of the Agnes Wallace
Comic Opera and Comedy Company, ct the
Opera House, last evening, as We could
have wished nsidering the merit Of the
play aud the genuine talent displayed by
the company. The performance opened
with the Irish Emigrant, very pleasing
little farce which caused much merriment.
This was followed by Violin Solo by Prof.
Hill, mud Frank Edwards in song and dance
both Of which were well rendered and re-
ceived an or core. This was followed by
The main attraction of the evening, entitled
"CloiiDda, the Girl of the Period,' Miss
Agoes Wa lace appearing as Prince Pop
petit, and Mr. Villa as Clorinda. Agnes
fully sustained her old time reputation as
the best performer OF tue Wallace Sisters,
in fact sbe has improved greatly since her
last appearance here, both In personal spf
pearance aud manner of acting. or Villa
nothing can be- said, except that his imper-
sonation Of female characters cannot be ex/
ceIled. Miss Sabrie Deshon as Dandina.
Miss Harcours as Thisbe; Miss BalAntine
as Cinderella, and Mr.. Ashley Us Baron
Baidsrdash, exhibited rare .histrionic tal>
ent. r..t
This Is positively the last appearance of
this company this season, when will be pro
duced the glorious burlesque of Robin
Hood, or, The Maid that was Arch, and the
Youth that was Archer; Agnes as Robin
Hood, villa ss Maid Marian, and the entire
company 10 the cast. Give them q crowd
ed house at parting
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I'VE have several pigs that eat corn-s
barrel or two from delinqnents would be
exceptable - this time, as we'll as few
hundred pounds Of four" Thus does q
Tennessee editor disclose 10 the public gaze
the sad coodition OF bis domestic affairs,
and distress and suffering Of bis family
The delinquent subscriber who can read,
nnmovcd, the foregoing pathetic appeal is
hardened wretch indeed,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-15

A facetIous traveller described the differ
ence OF society in the metropolis, when
compared 10 the provincial town, In the
following language: ''In the country, II
yon have leg Of mutton for dinner, everys
body wishes to know if yon have caper
sauce with il; whereas 10 London.:y you msy
have an elephant for lunch, and no one
cares u pin about it,"
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Letters from the People.

NorE.-Tbe man ger OF this Journal, With
out endorsing the sentiments oil contributors,
desires TO offer the widest possible latitude
for free discussion. 1t is merely stipulated
that communications shall concern matters
OF public Interest. be put 10 decent language
and accompanied with the names OF the
writer's, not for publication, but as . guar
antee Of good faith.
Letter From Galloway City.
GALLOWAY CITY, April Is, 1873.
Again we take up our pen for the edifi-
cation of the readers OF the RECORD. GAL
loway, not 70 he entirely outdone by other
cities had It's fire last night, which resulted
10 the burning Of a rig and tanks belonging
to Wallis and Cowan, Of Dempsey town.
Loss $500.
Three new strikes have been made dur
ing:the past week, one by Kuukle Bros,
going one buudred barrels; one by Vicnent
& Wright, going sixty, aud one by Frank
Fee, ninety.
Half dozen rigs have been put up and
will be started in few days.
9Dick" Mitchell has succeeded in remov/
ing the tools from the Grant well, where
they have been "stickiug" for the last s,x
weeks. As they were 10 the sand, il
will be finished by Tuesday.
Mr. Thos. Mabon, Of Franklin, the GEM
tlenanly eupt. Of the pipe line, bss pur-
chased one half interest 10 the Scott l. Lee,
dom wells. Terms private.
Your worthy towueman, Mr.. "Mickey
Mike" Fisk, the would l Q assassin OF Stokes
has been stopping here since Moodsy last,
but took bis departure on Saturday morning
about six hours before tardy justice 10 tie
shape OF constable Burgess and policeman
Burns appeared on ihe scene, prepared to
conduct bin 10 locality where the mud Is
not so deep.
More when II bsppens.
OPTIC.
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The Lazy Club has Its heroes; men who
VIII psrish sooner than abandon lite motto o.
Dolce fro minute. Two of these Slnggard
X nights, more deserving o! the title than
heir namesake in Ivanboe, who were taxed
from Wards Island aud put to labor 10 the
New York gas works, drowned themselves
the other day, rather than work. As they
coald not get back to Wards Island, they
determined to 60 where Wards ducks went
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Local NOSices.

CHAxoE The hrm Of Mease 4 ~
long engaged 10 the -four and feea % ..
this place, have disposed Of their .,o. ~
business 10 Q gentleman from Ti,u.,,,,.
takes charge on Monday next. w..
~ to lose thee gentlemen from ,bs s"', Ivy
interest Of the town, but ore pleased Mug = ''
that It is not their intsn lion 10 ,um,x"7
this place. They desire u, to re,u,, =" ,
sincere thanks to their patrons for ~. 'ss y
erAl patronage extended them dn,,. y y
post two or three years. They sl,. s.s1 y
us to request oil parties indebted n ,,. .'1
call and settle ss once as their ho...
be balanced within the next few d.,. Wy
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The Congressman who are determined 10
put their back pay where It will do mos
good ere soreIy troubled to find out the pre-
else location of the place. They had no
idea The rose they clutched was 90 bess,
with shOrne.
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OIL City had a fire last night.

Mrs. Magrane has just received a lar &c
stock OF boots and shoe direct from New
York. Under the skillfi management of
Mr. Burns, superintendent Of the store, II
now presents ns neat and tasty an appear
sncs as any similar establishment in the
oil regions.
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We ars pleased to uotics tue return home
o. cur 'ownsmsn, Mr. W. D. Dodge. Mr..
d., 1t will be- remembered, was isuddenly
called awsy some days since by the severe
Illness os bic inianech,Id, who was at bis
home in New York Stale. HIS friends will
be Gisd to learn the child Is recovering, ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-15

The arrangement aud supervision of two
very important departments of the Vienna
Exposition, the Educational and the Com
mercial, have been out 10 the hand Of Cit
izens Of the United States, who will also
assist in the exhibition OF civil engineering,
public works, architecture, and farm houses