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Bb a Oelpbia II. Nng. = s. gS.
2eiuiS, Elm Sntel oe8 geraubten Gbarlie Gio6,
reiite geiteru abenO BON bier na9 Yenning=
ton, Sermont, ab, Inn ba8 bort geiunbene
Stab Su ioentifi5Iren; CT tele9rapbirte beute
4bcnO, baB Oahelbe niAt Gbarlep 6oB Jet.
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81. Sabrgang.
Eps,la! :0otIien.
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tI1tIrU IttTtJt .0UgHt TUtTBt tUI
gSeinftciu ub, uno oeroinhert bp5 Yerberben Der
.3dbue Die SAIGON Der Slbtel 1T ueu, nieoit, be-
auem unb iparlanl. $res % Sents. gu baben IN
aneu Apotbefen uno 0rosuenz0aE0lnnSen.
(aua5, l2Ditet)
E5- SD uertauie Ndhmahinen offer aet ouf Dc=
nat5,obIunseh. user ober gaar besabI, erbdlt enen
boberen abSus, els poa irseno eiuem anoeren Sauie
in Der Stabt erlaubt mirb. SD oermietbe uno repa=
tire, furS ih tbEe Iaes.
8. s. Uessennes.
sir. 1876, @efz5apetteftraBe, uno
(Wut26,f ,fSF) 9r. 81, Si-Baftimoreitr.
eg Seotelelerfs miiien iebr boFidte eeute ien,
ionIt Ialt ar is Elm gutter 2bet oes Gebdifsen, oas
Oeneu, bic bas Ge9eatheil iino, antlebt. SaS
..Mmcrieam=Gepmie" in Bolton bot beionoeres
G5lnd es beiitt in ben 3eilen iener In9eiteaten
Iclhe ulgemelue eiebiin9e Oee reiienben Yublfums,
mie ole $50 Niprif, Ocple unb @lapp. U90 2Oif &io)
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9ie 0fbortiottiffcr I'm ct. Qottfa.

@r purSe NIT ieinenu bel bemielben' 4uf=
ruhre eridoiienel Sruber in eiH @rab beer
biqt.
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| iino qefdtrbet morben bur6 Die &iidiid)ts
loIigfet uub llnuoritd)tigfeit, nit ipeld)e
| Staatsn unb Sorporattonen DaS 6ed)t erbiel
| ten, Sonbs anssngebeu.
Der Goulul ipridt am SGbluiie bic Soff
nuna alls, DAP Die perid)iebenen Staatei
balo in bic Sage fommen m0dten, ben Ser
binolid)feiten gsgen ibre europail6en Sfulb
ner gered)t Ill iperoen.
SootIid,cr @tsembabu=1tmfaIl.
Bridgeport Gonn., II. aug. : so
bann Settermann, elm ltlid)terner, felB19el
giirger, ipurbc geitcrn bon einem perlonen
Suge iiberfabren NIB iofort getOotet Sel
3n9fiibrcr iab i'm auf oem@elelie lte9er, abcl
nid)t Seitig genua, I'M ben3n9 red)t5eittg Snn1
Steben su bringen. Setterranu ullroe 9ez
ftern ausbesablt, bod fano man fein gelb bel
ibnr, 10 Oa6 bic Sermutbnng nabc liegt, oab
er crit beraubt unD Dann altf ba5 SeleiIe ge=
ld)leppt ipllroe.
Ter @elomarft.
9tem 9 orf, II. 9ing. - Selo leld]t 81
2-24. gScdlicl ilau, 4.873. Sob feiter gu
109S-a. Shltgationcn aftip, Sehler 1l84
'62er 1114. aftien idDloiien flan, 9teip Dori
Gentral 1905, grte 32g, 2afe Sbore 1928, Sa.
Central "a, Yittsburg 86a, 9tortbmeitern 379
pref. 54a, Jtof SslanO 984.
ltnterldabamtS Silans: Sob S51 ,175,s
658, @onrant SEQ, 1852. .164.
Ser gsecmer=Siltom'jd)e Sfnnoal.
gtem Yorf, II. 4ug. - Sr. Wioulton
mar beute ben ganSen Sag in ieines gSob-
nung. Gr ipeigerte itd1, iiber ieine Dem 60
mite genlad)ien @ntbillungen 9lnsfunft gu
9ehen NM beantmortete felne aui ben Sail
Se;ug babenoe Srage. Der Oiitriftsanmalt
9Slnsiolp unb Silton's uno Otoulton's Stez
nograpb ruaren ldngere j3et nit Nioultou in
gebeiner Sisung. 9as 6aus mar uon ge=
rthterItattern belagert, btcIelben fonnten jeocd)
Jti6tS in @rfa6rung brin9eu. or. WiuslOp
olaubt, baB O2oultons Iusia9en mabridleirl-
lid erit i'll stpei ober brei Sagen Dor bic Sef,
ie1tltd)feit foniren lperben.
Nem Dorf, II. aug. - Moulton bat
beute gia9mittag Die 9lusiage getban, haB
leine 9lagaben lpeber bcute Hadnlittag, nod
beute Qbenb per0fentlif)t perbeu iuiirben.
Die Yreiie ipiirbe oieielben mabrlheinlid)
morgen brtngen. 9lls Der SesirfssI sInmalt
0insloiu Srn. Moulton'S @obnuug nerlieB,
purbe Elm pergeblifer Seriu6 gema6t, ibn
auS3ufragen.
Stem . orf, II. .Ing.- Man ia9t beute
9lbcnb, baB Elm lueiterer Sergleiduugsperiud)
gemaft ,ueroen pirb, nno Der ,NrguS" 9ebt
iogar 10 meit, anSuOeuten, baB Srau clifton
bereit iei, ausSuiagen, baB ite unter eiller &C.
piiien Salluctnation laborirt babe uno oab
Sr. gee6er gSillens lei, ieine Biarrcritelle
aufsugeben; Die @emeinbe merbe ii6 peigern,
Die 9teitgnation 81 acceprtren, llno Sllton
iueroe ielne Srau mieber nebnlefl.
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garopaiId)e &abelOesidjtes
SsGti6!ano.
(snOifla s45erucr


2onbou, 10. 9tug. = Der yNOruing
Yoit" beri6tet man, oaB' Der &apitdh gSerller
BON Der beutid)en 6lotte, lutlder bic, Sdllples
riafciten nit BEN Spaniru Dor Gart1agenq
bate, Sunt Gonttez Sl0miral ernanltf iperbal
lpirO.
Sesainc BON Satmtc Usar emeri'c entttoben.-
SruBc N"fresnn9 1T @arls.,
Bari8, II. IHg.-,Su Der Stabt berrldlt
groBe glnfregung infolge Der Na4ribt, baB
Warl6al SaSaiue an Sonntag Nbelo bon
Der Suiel San MargHerite euthobeu lit. Sic
@in;elnbeiteu iber ieine 6lu4t iino nod ni6t
befannt, man meiB mn, bn5 Oteielbe NIT eli
ner Shidletter beiperfltelligt muroe unO baB
i'm Gin naf) Stalteu .beiimnites Sdiff. auf=
nabu. Die bietgen SOurnale ertldrell, ;baB
ole Negierung 2lue, mcld1e bel oieier Slud)t
bebiilaidb mareu, prompt beitraien mtrOe.
F2onbon, IL. slug.- 6olgcllOc. ipterel=
iante Gin5elnbeiteu iiber OieSludt gaSalne'S
itno bier eingelaufen:
Die bon 8a5aine .bepobntel @entG6tr
gingeu auf cine Serraiie hiRauS, rpelde iiber
elneu bubcu Soriprung erbaut mar. Quf
Der &erraiie war cine Sd)tlOmad)a poItlrt,
pelde be einSelneu Seme9ungen peS 9efan=
genen Su beobadten bate. Sim Sonntag
Qbeno ging Der WtarldQll nit ieinem Ioju.
tauten, Oem SberiteA Siuette, anf Der Ser
raiie lpGSieren.
I'm 10 llbr 9ing cr, ruie gem0bnlid, iblaz
len, bate aber Dor 5age8anbrld leine 6ludt
bemerfiteligt. Son Der &eraiie muB er uer-
nlittelS einer Strtdleiter oil Die See gelangt
lein.
Sa5aiua n1uB .ieiucu 6Qlt babcn fabren
laIIen, Denn Die Stridleiter mar nit. Slnt be-
flett. Inter benz abbung beianben it'd in
cinem 9entetbeten SOot Itute GemabIln unO
letn Setter. ...
Srau 8aSaiue ,erJrifi ielbit Die 9fnoer, I'm
an ciHen freinOen 9dmrfer Su gelangen, mel
der leit Dem Abcu0 porber alT Der 06be Der
SuIel gelcgen bate. Der 5liibtllng fam
iiher on Soro oe8 0ampftrS uno lit lpabrz
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g. 8aine, Seransseber.
Epe3ial Nott3e1t.
Balttut ore
fte 1u(uraaft Wftiff.

Sut 1uluhwulI WI ll(t E
saS,oefisec6e bon eoutbs mno Satcrs Htxeke,
0ieie Geisaihatt perf1ert fortmdbreub aeaen ser.
.ai1 cber S4aben ourb Sranbunsliid jomo6t IN De,
S.ubl, tpie i'm 2anoe, ollie Nrten bon gieentbun,,
1ehns. ssosnz unS % %9aarenbduier, .San6elsshter,
tn @au bssriffene ober iE bafen tr 9aoung 6ejinbs
ttle fsabrJeuge u. {. 10.
Saa Dtrettoriurn befsbt aus jolsenben Serrens
W m. y. 3 arrtion, Yraiioeut;
SEQ. U. Sider5, s. b. Sopif,
0arto 9. Witiou, s. 3iobt. Seufins,
Solid9 Pennington, g. Worton GtenGrt,
Sraucis Z. 8ina, .. Il. Reipeorter,
Se8rp Carroll, GrnilIe Soriuis,
ii. c. SteuGrt. g3. SO. 2d0lors
28.a. j.. 8rune, Ssrael eobeus
G5eorae 6. Sdrriiou.
Gy2iiiatons. Sornnlare uno nettere yte trtdt lbet
Die G5eeljtait ,uiro in Der Oifce, Sitomeise nol
geutoz unS 5saterfraSe, ert5ciIt, mo au ale huf=
adae lo5ort eriehgt fuerbeu. Berfteransen iYerbea
a.a isseuo cine STRIP augenomWen, melpe Der April,
taIt piHiden mag.
ISaui, ,iSD 6r. @opomsxth, Sesr.
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eetht fur ole Arbeien eiu9erthtet.
Betoe Tensions abuftireu iitb bon fsbf fir trsenN
eRe uuebenbett in Sctoe, 3luiru ober Bauintpoue.
9Str gGrautiren, oub Die Tensions auI Sem Drabte
ooer Die gdnSe oeS Sti6cs Ddbrcnb oes EdbeuS ft9
nitt Deranoert.
Sse maht ucnt9er Serduidb uub lietert beiiere ars
belt, als tr9euo cine erifrerbe 6lbrif= Dluibine.
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I. 1T 6 es . 9 { n.

Grflarnng.
Da Elm G5eridt in Der stabt cirtulirt bas mir anss
uerfauI,n unl unier Getdit auiiussben, 10 et9resn
mir pieie Seleaenbeit i'm uniereu 8unoen uno Dem
Tub1ifum an,ilSeiaen, bab pir unier Geihdtt d. t
ui:s'S aniseben, ionDsrn nar Dsemia,enbaare sum
aop1es oertuuisn um unsrsa sorrot9 ~ re- Ifsas5 ~
MO tIt mebe mir ann SoItenpreiIe abIaiien; iers
Rer sp 5000 aro5 Srsctes su 81 eeuts uue tbsurer Os
lpie ein alyemeine5 aiortiment pon 9aarwaaren,
6aarbnr{ten, admnien II. Yarlamerie'n: Wan lpred!e
| Wnoren 8. SeGnneret,
~fSon26tSD yir. 6a, Nerius stontraB BE.
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OF. 0ouis, II. Nng. = Die IoliSei bat
gsHiigenbe Seri6te iiber Die 9lbortioniitiu
5ortemebcr in ben 6anben, ipei9ert iid uber
sesenmdrtig, iraeno @t,pas Sn per6fIentllden.
!Usan bari iebodl berid,teu, baB Die Nugcflagte
cin GeitdnbniB genaft bat, iuornad ite has
abi6eulidle @eiuerbe ieit Sabren betreibt,
rudbreno bieier 3eit mebrere 5unbcrte bon
Ibortionen au8gefiibrt bat, unO baB iie cine
groBe Gnsabl abtbarer 5raueu ais ibre aun=
ben uannte- Sie bat alle 5oetrfIe perbranut,
iueil ibrer aniidt mad Die Iid)e nid,t als 9ln
fldger auitretsn fam. Sbr lebteS Spftr, OaS
bertide 0tdbden, piro ibrer qniid)t nad)
iuabrldleinliCil Iterbeu,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-02

CHICAGO, April Flour = Fair de-
mand, firm and unchanged. Wheat
Fair demand and lower rates; No. l Chi
cago spring 81 IS; No. 2 do 81 10t spot Oh
April, 81 GIT May; No. 8 do 81 II. Corr
Steady; No. 2 mixed 0lsc spot or April
84sc May; new No. 2 mixed 59sa60c; new
rejected 5Stc. Oats-Steady; No. 2, 421c
spot; 48ic May. Rye-Steady; No. 2, o.
a92c. Barley-Quiet and unchanged; No
2 spring 81 60a1 50; No. 8 do 81 80. PORK
Active and advanced; $l5 so spot OF
April; SIS 10 May. Lard-Stesdy; 80 III
cash; 80 IS May. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
unchanged; sales shoulders 5sc; short rlt
middles IS 10, loose spot; short rib mid
dies May IS 95ss 37i. Bacon-Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Steady at CSC.
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they commenced the work Of demolition
MinasiAn then applied to the American
Minister, who notified the Sublime Porte
that American property could not DO thus
triaed with, and that the demolition must
cease. Then commenced the usual course
Of Mussulman prevaricstIon and prom
ISeS, but no real redress. Finally Minis
ter Morris informed them that Il their
depredatlons continued, he should order
the United States ships Of war to enter
the Bosphorus, and Messrs. Ayers medi.
cal warehouse would not be alone roof
less. A stroke Of his pen could have laid
tho whole city under the sweep Of Amer.
can cannon, backed by men who arc not
Schooled In the lessons Of fear. This
brought them to their senses and speedy
redress. Minasian has now arrived In
this country, to present the case TO our
State Department for indemnity. At.
length It Is something to say among the
people Of the eArth-"I am an American
citizen Columbia Republtcan,
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ern common.
New York Market.

NEW York, April 1.-Cotton-Dull
middllng uplands TIC. Flour-Stesdy; 50
perfne western and State 50 60a8 10
common to good SO 25a6 50; good Il
choice SO 55a6 rs; white wheat extrs
90 75a7 10; extra Ohio 60 30a7 50
Wheat-Heavy. Rye and Barley-Un'
changed. Corn-Dull and heavy; for new
western mixed S0as7ic; old do s7a90c
high mixed and yellow western s7sssc
Osts-More active and higher; mixed
western 58a60c; white western 80a63c
Cofee-Dull and heavy; Rio 19is229
Sugar Easier and declining. Wool-Firm
domestic fleece 40s65c; pulled 25s50c; un'
washed 1saS2c. Whisky-More active
and firm; CSC. 3D.. t.r.
Observation-Disclosures copper steady;
new sheathing $SS 90; ingot lake firm al
ga 75a25 90. Pig iron quiet; Scotch $S7a
1000; American SEQ 00a35 90; bar steady
and unchanged Russia sheet 16is174C
gold; nails unchanged.
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Dr.. sChenok'. Standard Remsdle,

/ NAe SShehoA'H othnuAIu hemeQleB
The standard remedies for all disease
Of the lungs are SCHENCK's PULMoRI
SYRUP, SCHENCK's SEA WEED Toxic
and ScHRNcK's MANDRAKE Pills, and
Il taken before the lungs are destroyed,
speedy cure Is effected.
To these three medicines Dr.. ]. q
Schenck, Of Philadelphia, owes his I'm,
rivalled success In the treatment O
pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbiC
matter In the lungs; nature throws Il of
by an easy expectoration, for when thu
phlegm or matter Is ripe q slight cold will
throw 1t of, the patient has rest and Thu
lungs begin to heal.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup 10 dc
this, 6chenck's Mandrake Pills and
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic must be freely
used 70 cleanse the stomach and liver
shenck's Mandrake Pills act on the liver
removing all distractions, relax the gall
and bladder, the bile starts freely, and The
liver Is soon relieved.
6chenCk's Sea Weed Tonic Is a gentle
stimulant and Alternative; the alkali oil
which II is composed, mixes with the food
and prevents souring. 1t assists the d.
gestion BY toning up the stomach to q
healthy condition, so that the food and the
Pulmonic Syrup will make good blood;
then the lungs heal, and the patient will
surely get well II care is taken to prevent
fresh cold.
All who wish to consult Dr.. schenck,
either personally or by letter, can do SO OF
his principal office, corner SIXTH and
ARCH sTs., Philadelphia, every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all
druggists throughout the country.
endSY
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TRoUDLE wrrn TunxEY.-A serious

J, TROUBLE WITH TuRKEY.-A serious
embroglio in our relations with the Divan
has arisen. as follows Sarkis Minasian,
who has for many years acted as the resi-.
dent agent In Turkey for the sale Of Dr.. ].
O. Aver & Co.'S medicines, driven by the
increase Of his business to q necessity for
more room, built his warehouse In Con-
stantinople several stories higher, after
having obtained the necessary permit
from the authorities. The 1mans Of q
neighboring mosque, which overlooked
the premises demanded Q larger present
In money, which was refused. They then
applied to the Grand ViEler, Tor the en-
tofcement Of an obsolete law, which had
been distegarded tho hundred yeats, no
curing him to take down the building tc
eighteen feet, which wa granted, and
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Letter from an Old Subscriber.

kuitorA Oh tho 1ntelllgencer.
| am reminded by the tag upon the In.
TELLGdRNCER that my time expires to-
morrow, and enclosed l seed you q
check for ten dollars, to be placed 10 my
account.
The readers Of the 1NTELLIGENCRR Tor
the last six months cannot surely COM
plain OF want OF rdriety In its columns.
We have had High and Low Churchism
until we understand the progressive move.
ment Then Darwinism and Evolution
pro and con until the most contrary man
that ever lived could have but little
trouble In picking out the exact line OF
ancestry he might desire, lust as hypo.
chondriacs can always find their ailments
described In every patent nostrum adver.
tisement. II satisfied with the Scriptural
account, showing that we spraug imme-
distely from the hand Of God as his last
and best work, and that He pronounced
His work very good, we need search no
further than what Is written, but il, grow
ing wise In our own conceiis, We vaInly
strive 10 trace our origin to the ape, the
monkey, and to still lower orders Of crea-
AVuI huu WUulu tlus beCk W phtVtr away
our birthright for a mess Of nonsense
falsely called philosophy.
Then we have our usual amount Of
politics and news, Also, a sermon now
and then, In which all could be suited,
from the Puritan TO those who love the
pleasing doctrine OF universal salvation.
And then We have had the spirits in
Voked from the other world. And lastly
we have the women's crusade against the
spirits OF this world. Surely variety
enough to entitle the lNTRL1IdRNcER "a
the name oil a newspaper.
lpresume your ideas arc correct a. &c
the duties OF an editor-viz-to Law before
the public each day a summary Of ali thal
is occurring, and articles upon all tonic
which engroSs public attention.
A wise discretion can always be uset
by good editor In reporting such affair
as prize fights and all such scenes as havl
a debSsing influence upon the community
and here know we safely trust the cd
lton Of the 1NTRI1IaRNcRR. ].
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GknGntelIigttrrer:
Washington PA Female Seminary.
Resignation OF Mrs. Hanna, Its
Principal for ThiTtY.tonr Years.

hebIBuutlou OIL mrs. huHnuS Al
Principal for ThITty.touT Years.
The following correspondence will be I
matter OF interest to many Of our readers
some Of whom no doubt have been pupil
OF Mrs Hanna either at Washington OIL
here al Wheeling, when she had charge
oI the Female College;
WARRINGTON, Pa, March 2s, 1874.
Rev j. l. Brol0nSon, D. D., President Of III
Board Of Trustees Of he RaGhiHgton
Female Seminary:
DEAR SIR-Through you | desire 10
make the following communication to the
respected Board, over which you preside
In 1910, the members then constituting
the Board, most OF whom have passed, as
trust, 10 better world, conferred on me
the Office Of Principal Of this Seminary,
The honor ! have carried, together with
its attendant obligations, Tor q period OF
Ihirty-iOur years. now feel It to be nv
duty to tender my resignation, to take
effect at the close Of the present Seminary
year, on the 18th day Of next June. After
such u service, In view oil all the circum-
stances surrounding both myself and the
Institution, desire freedom from The
cares and responsibilities OF such 10.
siLion.
Before closing this letter permit me to
offer my sincere thanks to the Trustees
aud their families, as well as other friends
Of the Seminary, for the kindness mani
tested towards myself and those connect.
cd with me during the years OF my ser
vice. That kind Providence may guide
you In the selection OIL my successor, and
preside over all the interest OF the Semi
uary, Is the wish and prayer OF
Your friend,
SARAH X. HANNA.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-Flour-Very
dull, holders anxious to sell; super IS 00a
8 90; Wisconsin and Minnesota extra
family 80 8Sa6 50a7 25; State, Indiana
and Ohio 81 60a6 90. Wheat-Dull; red
j 90; amber 81 rs; white 81 76s1 IS,
kye-Dull at 95A96c. Coma better
feeling; yellow S2as3c; white SAC. Oats
dull and weak; white 64A65c; mixed
SS'i Cofee-Held firmly; Rio 1873
wy. Petroleum-Crude 1fic; refined
l5tc, Whisky-Dull ct e7a97ic.
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WAanmoroN, PA., March g. 1s74.

WASHINGTON, PA, March %, 1874.
NrS. Sarah r. Hanna.
DEAR MADAM-The Trustees of the
Washington Female Seminary hereby
acknowledge the receipt Of your letter Of
this date, announcing your resignation oil
the headship Of the institution, to take
effect 81 the close Of the present session
next June. In yielding to q purpose
which you seem to;have deliberately and
firmly settled, the Board regard Il as due
to the public and themselves, as well "a
10 you 10 express their feelings in the
prospect OF your retirement.
Though indeed, after service of thirty.
iour years as Principal oil the Seminary,
the possibility that your desire for repose'
might In the future lead you to the step
now taken, has very naturally suggested
Itself 10 our minds, the actual crisis has
come upon US with surprise and also with
pain, In view Of separation after so happy
union both personal and official. So
long have the Trustees and friends of the
Seminary been accustomed TO rely upon
the wisdom and energy OF your manage
ment, that we cannot but re-
alize the responsibility which Gircum-
stances now force upon us, Of selecting
another person who may prove compe-
tent 10 carry forward the work so faith
lully and successfully done by yourself in
me years now gone. From our Intimate
knowledge OF your character we are con.
tldent that with or without official con-
uection, your counsel and prayers will be
available In behalfof an enterprise which
has so long enlisted the warmest feelings
OF your heart and the best energies Of
your lie.
Whatever the future may disclose, I'm
der the Providentlal hand which controls
all things, you have the sure record of
God,s blessing upon your labors. Our
Seminary has been built up into prosper
lily and honor chiefly through your
agency.
Its more than five hundred graduates,
and like number who have taken par.
llal course have been, as their survivors
Will be, your living witnesses. The Insli.
tuition, into whatever hands il may pass,
VIII always be associated with your name.
The Board can never fail TO appreciate
your fidelity. And our Father in Heaven,
we doubt not, will follow with unlailine
reward the toll and vigilance so heartily
laid upon His altar. We beg leave to as.
sure yon that when the time shall come
which you have designated for surrender
Ing your trust, you will carry with you
the abiding confidence and friendship Of
the Board, the stockholders and the com
munity, and that VIC shall ever pray for q
divine blessing upon the evening Of your
lite. With great regard and esteem we
are Very truly yours,
]. l. BRowNsoN,
F. julius LEMoYNR,
JOHN II. EWING,
@. N. REED,
II. Il. CLARK,
THos. M'KENNAN,
THos. M'KEAN,
AS. RITcHIE,
V. HARDING,
AT the same meeting the Board ap.
pointed the Rev. J. l. Brownson, D. D.,
n. e. Clark, NJ. D., and G. NJ. Reed, ESQ
committee To secure successor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-02
RaltImore Mnrkel,

BALTIMORE, April H. Flour Very
dull and heavy but nominally unchanged
Wheat-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Steady; western mixed 9aic. 0ats-Dull
western GOa6Sc.a ,Rye-Dull at S5assc
Provlsions-Strong and active but IN
changed. Butter-In demand I; choice
northwest tub $50; new do. 38a4l; COM
mon to fine rolls 80a37c. Cofiee-Nom-
inal; good to prime rio 22a2S1, Whisky
Dull; e6a97c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-02
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
oEnca pAHr IsEztL1aHscnA,


Wednesday, April I,
APPLEs-The arrivals were rather larger dur
Ing the past week, but prices are fully sustained
sI2s03 % per barrel, according 10 quality.
BUrTHR-ThGre 10 an over supply Of FouRi
stock, which Ia hard 10 dispose; but for choice
there 10 good dom and, and II 10 bringing fall
rates. Nay DO fairly quoted At sc for prime q
good, and 4Oc for choice.
BAKING PowDER-SS0Sse per pound.
q 2S0976.
CHEHsE-Thors 10 q very fair jObbinK trade,
and % stocks are light and the receipts limited,
prices arc still maintained. We continue 10
quote in Jobblng way Atl7%c for prime Ohio
Factory, and iSc for New York.
CANNED GooDs-There 10 perhAps q little more
doing, but trade seems to DO considerable abort
OF what 1t usually 10 at this particular time, not.
WishstAndinG prices are much lower than they
were early In the season. We continue 10 quote:
PtdehES-3 b cans % 30 per dozen; . d cans.
- 10. TomdtotS-3 b cans, q 50; . n cans,
$500. G0F1-WlnaloW. o. IS: other sweet Corn,
~ 70; common Corn, IS. MSeclaHeous- Straw.
berries, q 90; Pine apples, o. Is; Lima Beans,
- %; String Beans, q %; Peas, q a6a3 IS,
EGaB-T market has been q shade tlrmes
during the past few days in consequence Of q
slight falling of in the receipts, but the supply Is
tuIly equal 70 the demand, hence prices have
l2c. 1O'~
FESH- The following are the ruling quotations,
being aBllRht advance over last week: White
Dish 81 20; No. mAckerel, barrels, Sl7 90; No. 8
do. $l4 90; No. 4, half barrels IS 80; No. 3 do,
large 81 50. Goldfish IS 80.
FLouR-The market, II anything, 10 q shade
hrmer under the influence Of recent adViees from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-02
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April 1.-Flour-Dull bu'
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and lower; No
3 white Wabash 81 62i; extra white
Michigan 81 6S1; amber Michigan : / 4ef
seller April 81 400; May 81 GOT; Junt
81 5S4; No. 9 red 81 43i. Corn-Quiet
and unchanged; high mixed Cite; Apr
66c:M May 67ic; june este; new 65ic; Low
mixed 65c; damaged SIC. 0ats-Dull bu
unchanged; No. 3 48ic. Clover Seed
IS co.. -.r0. on