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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.

Friday Evening. feb. !. 1878. }
GENERAL REMARKS-To- day has been a
clear. bright day. we'll suited for outdoor bust
ness.
Business during the week, closing this even
ing. has not been brisk, but at the close discov-
cred some encouraging features. In flour.
which has for long time been depressed. there
seems to be a better feeling, with a gradually
increasing demand. The receipts of late have
been comparatively small and in consequence
the supply has diminished, amounting at pres
emit to but little over $4,000 barrels. Prices to-
day were steadier. and holders manifest de-
Termination to exact a small advance on quota
tions.
The Cotton market. owing to large stocks and
unfayorable reports of the condition of other
markets. has been irregular during the week.
and Ordinary and Good Ordinary have declined
ne since last Friday. other grades remaining
about the same. The Gales of the week amount
ed TO IS 200 bales about 5000 under those OF last
week. Within the past Two days there has been
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT or WATgswoeEs AND PugLI0 is
Buildings. H0ofB No. az, City Hall.
New Orleans, january Az. 1917. J
sealed proposals will be received ut this offie8
until SATURDAY. February q. 1878. ut IA o'eloek
M. for the erection OF u building for the uss BIZ
STEAM FIRE COMPANY No. 8. according a.
plans and specifications ON file In tho offios 0f
the City Surveyor.
The city reserves the right to reiect any AHd
all bids.
Parties making proposals are required 10 dee
post with the Administrator OF Finance. Oil nm
evidence Of their intention to abide By the adia~2
dicaton, the amount of $500 In cash. which shall
be- forfeited 70 the city In Of failure III sign
the contract
Bidders to whom contracts are not awarded
shall have their deposits returned TO them on
the day adjudication is made
No bids received unless aec0rnpa panied BY cer-z
tifcate Of the Administrator OF Finanee thaf Do
post has been made. "a
Proposals 10 be Endorsed Proposals for tho
erection Of building for Steam Fire Company
No. g." .xxa -. x,xsxx,. 1900,
Administrator OF Wgterworks and Publie
Rui1dfuNa M
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON Feb /. 2 p. m.-Flour unchanged mt
29s. Wheat quiet; cargoes off coast-Chicago
sos 6d@5s: red winter 5isM054s Cd: California
club Cos Cd; to arrive-Chicago 4ss 6dW4o5 !;
California club 5Gs@59s. English country mar
kets steady; French do weaker. Arrivals for
orders light. Corn steady: cargoes off coast
28s: new to arrive 2os. Arrivals, for orders,
light. Mark Lane-Wheat and corn heavy.
p, m.-Rosin-common 90 cd. Turpentine-
spirits 24s 3D..
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1. 1915 .. M Cotton firmer
Middling Uplands 3-1sd; MiddIing Orleans
Tiled; sales 1000 bales. Of which 500 were taken
for export and speculation.
1890 p. nl.-Breadstuffs quiet. Corn, new
| 27s cd 027s cd; old 28s 6d@2ss cd. Wheat
| Western spring los 4dG11s Id. Oats-No. 2
Western 3s. Canada peas 37s. Pork-prime
mess Eastern GAS; do Western sos Bacon-Cum-
berand cut 32s short rib 32s sd; long clear mid
dies 3os cd; short clear a1s cd hams-lone cut
extra 119s; prime mess s8s. Lard-.prime
Western 4os cd. Tallow--prine city 4os cd.
LAS D. m.-Flour unchanged at 29s. Whea.
| firm; spring los sd@11s Sd California club 12s
| ad013s; do average lbs 6dG112S cd. Corn lower
new 28s. Canada peas unchanged at 37s.
| .m.-Cheese-Amerfcan choice steady and
Cd higher at GAS. Wheat-Western winter dull
at lis Cd. Other articles unchanged, as follows
Pork-prime mess Eastern dull at GAS; do West.
ern dull at SIS. Bacon-Cumberland cut dull al
1 32s, short rib dull at 32s Cd long clear dull al
| 3os cd. short clear dull at 31s Cd. Hams-fone
cut steady at AS; shoulders dnlI at 24s. Beef
| India m6Ss dull at 91s, extra India mess steady
at I19s: prime mess dull at s3s. Lard-prime
Western dull at 4os cd. Tallow steady at 4as GO
for prime city. Turpentine- spirits quiet a
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Domestic Markets.

NEw YoRK. Feb. !. II ~ m. ~.Coffse dull: car"
Sales 5000 Alma. 1000 W. ii. Gem and sne Geo
Walker, taken from stock, and 44i4 Traveller ut
hhas 1000 boxes 1850 Bugs Ksusd sugar STEADY
with fair demand, Linseed oil eg@et.
mU9 ss aS o spg f 0 qnsie. a steady
Spot cotton stehdy-MlddlinR UDlands II &c.
futures steady.
oncAao Tsb 1.-THE mar market ct e epsneaa With VIZ
n%@41s May. Porkslo Mareh and offered at
so ss April Lara sa'7 M y, A f
w9Sss a, s'1aR arsh s May PORK as@ aas and
steady ut SO 60 February 80 77A March $40 on
April. Lard 7.2o@7;22ts, February; 7.ao@7 a2b
shoulders So short rib $50; short elear 5.G5.
Union Stock Yards-Hogs-est estimated recei pts
| ~ 600; market dull and wenk light grades 80 80
p no - D. si No. n Morning oewheat strong ut
9 cs@ ra q % oa 5s - % S
c ~sil' F % Or Masct 2sM Nay Pork IN,
Lard LardNi.to March; 75o April. " .,.1.
Tebruary Il oas, March, Corn quiet: a9@s2'', I.
2JH February; 2a'a March; 2e5% May, Pork
steady; SO 50 March $40 '5 April. Lard steady
eli. Bacon shoulders ga; clear rib 81: cleall
sides I. Gut meats easy. with fnir demand
Green shoulders sa5@9ls; clear rib sides 5.ib@
Ga: hams 60oGA. Dry sailed shoulders 1854
clear rib 5650Db 10: clear sides for fully cured
loose Sugar cured hams 9@1o. Lard quiet
prime steam 7.20@7.3o kettle rendered 7aWs
Hogs in moderate demand and selling Mt 80 400
3 IS for common: 90 1903 81 for medium, ant
90 $500 Of for gool to choice: receipts to .dal
ee1o. Whisky Steady at 81 OF. Oats dull mixet
27m2a; white 10000 Rye quiet: prime to cholc'
b7@bs. Barley fnirly active ut 5o0eo for spring
Corn ao6a4o for mixed. Wheat 81 %: Chicago
red 81 176D1 49,
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. I;-Wheat-No. 2 red. no sales
No. 5 red opened Mt 81 15i4 and closed Mt 81 15]
cash, opened ut 81 II and closed ut 81 TN March
Corn ouened at 4oA and closed ct 40 cash
opened at 4oS and closed at 40 February. opene
at 4oh and closed ut 4oS March. Oats~25k BIZ
cash 25MN025sG February. Whisky 81 90. Pork
$40 II bid cash. Bacon and cut meats un
changed. Lard nominal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-02
EXPORTS pYAd Imports.

The official statement of our exports and
Imports for eleven months, ending November
so last. presents some interesting features. The
total imports of all kinds were si7i.e6.2ll.
against SALT sso.s7s for the corresponding eleven
months Of the preceding year: and the exports
we're $500 $780, against 5000 SIG AT for the pre-
ceding year. Our exports exceeded our i'm
ports therefore. sl27 .Sol.9s9 for the eleven
months. Our leading exports for the eleven
months were: Cotton, s12e 267 LAT: wheat. $780,
osa s4s: corn $40 o15 s4s; -four, sl9e47 ala; iu-
minating oil. s4s771.2s4; bacon, $ss, ,s26
lard. s2o,44l. 776. tobacco. $23,5ao.s1e; cheese
sia.5a1 oss: butter. sAss6.ae7; fresh beef
s4,64A.T1o; sailed beef. s2.455. s21; pork,
sa.aIssss: leather. ss.4os.e,2: firearms. 1884,
Sol: furs and skins. ss.s2o.ss6. Our
chief imports were: Sugar and molasses.
ss.osolsT coffee. ss6,ssi os4; tea sls.125, ia;
hides and SKINS sle.s5s o2s chemicals. s&.17o 575
cotton manufactures. sIs,7ssis4: fax goods,
sis 1884, fruits. sss75.ee1; leather and leather
goods. s7,47e.ooo: silk goods sao.oe2 coo; wool
ems. ss7 ,oOo, 900; tin plate. s97435l6.
Webster q Dillingham's -four has wonderful
popularity, and lis used BY the best bakers.
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.
MAYoaArrY or EEw On1E.

MAYoHALrY or NEw ORLEANS
City Hall. January 2e. 1871 a
The average price OF fresh -four being this daI
seven dollars: In accordance with said valua
zion the price Of bread for the week commend
ing On MONDAY. January 10. 1877. will Do.
Eixty-tWo ounces tor twenty cents.
Thirty zone ounces for ten cents.
Sixteen ounces for five cents. III
Bakers OF bread are required to u5e 0nty uf
best -four OF the above value per barrel. and tM
use of damaged or inferior -four in bread ofIeE@
for sale In this city Ii prohibited. Consumed
Of bread are requested to report 10 the neare8
police station any violation OF the above ORG
nance. either In variation OF weight or auaiityF
material. a#
iaT Ed PILEEUk1. MaT0E5
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CITY LICENSES FOR 1875.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, I
City Hall. New Orleans, Dec. 90. 1871.
CITY LICENSES for 1878 will be received ID
t ~. o1nes On ra,s ~ dIaoart " 49, 4 wv
ment viz:
10 per cent discount for first sesek In january
IS per cent discount for second week La Jam
nary.
10 Der cent discount for third week In January
s per cent discount for fourth week Ii Jam
uary. s1
per cent discount during the month Of Feb
ruary.
desc If J. @. DENIS. Administrators
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
MONETARY.
OTTIUT NEW ORLEANS DT1My}uHAT. |
Fridav Evening Feb. ', 1878. j
new ORLEANS CLEARING -HoUEIu.
Tete this week @ sti.siab75 Ia s1.oDssie 10

Total this week y. eli .pis,b15 10 sioDa.oie 10
Throughout the week the offerings at the
banks for discounts have been small and the
counter transactions fair. On the street there
has been but little paper offered aud rates are
easy. ....4,. 4-... - a..
Al Id gall !. second grade do 100: loans OF,
eollaterals ga; Al mortgage paper sa1o
second grade do % v cent per anhum.
Gold Ia utiet and easier. ,,
Foreign Exchange is weaker and fairly active.
Sight fs mod rately active and weak.
Htats CanHuls are Rfmer MT s2sstns1s. .
Premium Bonds are somewhat unsettled Mt
B57sD3BS.
Stocks are 1uiet. .,........, g, ,
Gold opened In New York at tol7s and closed
at 1o2. Here II opened at iol1smioa's and closed
al tDl7s6ptDgtss BALES $1,000 MT tDa@l aud.
ssppo al 1o2A $4,000 and $4,000 Of to2l6.
aTEHI1NG ga Ep-fTn1n bill ladnE Mt Ae7t q
fsa Dto do nj 4as6n H. Ei5pbB do at 4af y 1taas
Igpbp do At 4asts and 91poo do at 4aa. Bank ster-
ling -0ptst + commercial bills is7htssls
FRANC IA LES t5ooBo and $4,000 eonmereia
al btgAs Bank francs =, commercial b1e5sW
E1uUT BALES s2tu,ooo ut 4dps.B2 " cent dis
eount. Bank sight par. commercial s-1eWb "
cent discount.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
The following ate the weekly quotations Of
the New Orleans Stock Exchanged
STOCKS.
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CITY TAKES ROR Ia1h.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, CRY HAZE, d
New Orleans. January 10. 1873.
City taxes for 1878 will be received at this dex
partrnerst on MONDAY, 18th inst. with the sozs
lowing rates Of rebate for prompt payment: 81
From January IA to Ri inclusive. five per cent
From February to Ii inclusive. three Uer
cent.
From February 1e to 10 inclusive, one per cent
J. G. DENIS,
ia1o hi feyzs AdministrafOfy
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NEW YORK. Feb. Money closed at 4oe "
cont Exchange closed, lower, at Asa seo4seh u I.
Gold opened at 1918. and closed at 1o2. Mt which
all sales to-day were made. Governments
closed steady; currency 6s 11e@l2i. Pacific Rail
road bonds, closed u follows Union ilrsts
Union sinking funds os sspabSa Centras io456@
lo5 In State Bonds Tennessees sold at 3sa@39
for old and 81 for new.
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somewhat oil d better feeling and prices Hfe not
40 Irregular. Tho demand to-day being fall,
sgoo bales were HbIn ut pFUbs tftt5 sH.s rs Ytsa&
tefday. and the market closed steady and TIM
changed
During the week the provision market has
been generally weak aud most articles In this
line have shown slight decline. As exceptions
to this remark we can mention hams and lard,
which have kept tu owing 10 n light foreign de-
mand Pork has declined about 25e y Dbl. and
is now quoted uuiet and easy at I'll f5nt1 Sta
on sales from flIst hands. and si2 2be912 80 In
the jobbing and retail trade.
In sugar there is o large demand for low
grades and prices are firm Receipts s45 hhds.
with sales Of slB bhds.
The stock Of mossses has been thinned out
aud Ia now small, with an active demand at ilrm
prices. Receipts to-day 800 bbls, saes se1 bbls.
COTTON'trhe principal feature Of The MGR
ket during the week closing to-day was its r.
| regularity. Throuahout business has been
ses, aud IN Tie run 81 lie week Ordinary and
| Good Ordinary rotpns have lost tke eotnpated
| with prres Inst Ftdat-uther grades closing
TO- day the Same as q week ago. The sales. Of
the week foot p ~ 800 baes, against AZ 5ho tales
| last week and 4G,e5o bales the week before
Within the past day or two the tone Of the mar
are now better settled than prior to that time.
| Al the opening to-day teleeraphle adYiees
| were. for the most part. uhFavofable, and the
feeling here was more or less nnss lied In con
| sp1,,enee with some transactions below quota,
| tations but subsequently, better aavines caused
| The market 10 rally, and there being fair de-
| mand. q good average business was done. com
prIsing $500 bales, on the basis OF yesterday g
| prices. the 1narket CLOSING steaay anu uh
Tie closing official quotations OF the Cottot
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QUOTATIONS FOR GOLD.

.WHIsKY--ts easy. city made selling ut irreg-
ular prices from 81 1od1 %. and Western reGti-
fed nj 81 o4aDt 90 II gallon.
STARCH In good demand at B@sese In lots;
jobbing at BA@n4e b.
WOOTrMore stocks Offering than there is de-
mand and It is held above the views Of BUYERS.
hurry ls quoted ut 1lD12e Louisiana clear 2Gtse
clear lake AZ 82pc v tb,
HALT-Htock light demand active. A cargo.
nll coarse. sold At 300 per sack atioat. We 1note
prices ut the warehouses. Coarse sbWgee, fine
ii obd0t 10. Turks Island neglected mt sac v
bushel. Table salt In pockets 1a@7sso each. rs
POULTRY - Old chickens 90. young s2D
. 80 ducks sB@s COS geese 5000 go; turkeys 500
EaaHIW Western 12epi4o: Louisiana 15@17o "
IIdE-Is erm No. sts@.o. common 4's@tac,
bulk GOINSNone offering. and the market
Ia nomlnalIy b9Gb9e " bnshel.
WHEAT-Nons here, and nonlnally at 81 500
g5 p bushe for winter. and u 2o0f 2b Tor
BGuLENTs- Potatoes are selling OF Il 500
q; onions at 81 $500 7b; apples ut 80 5o6Db % Y
Dbl cabbages ut ss6lp u 100. and ~ 500 80 "
BAaatNg-ttsady ut II 70 In round lots re-
failing ut t2oDt2Ac. Baling twine ut 1910 In
round lots retailing nj lac.
BUTTER = Moderate stock Demand fnir.
Choice New York creamery 3o@5ti New York
dairy. fine 29@ao. New York good 26go2s low and
medium grades 1Gna0. Wsstsrn-ehoiee. fresh
paok cd 1909. good do 150Dl7: good fruit house.
i40ib; summer rncksd 1904: low grades SO
IL roll, wet pneked ts0pts roll. tubs, 10000
GHEESE@Prime Western factory 12aB12hs
good IL 11AU12. New York cream t5t0t5S.
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Commercial and Financial Matters.
The 1eekson railroad trains brought Into The
CITY Un Friday zgse bales Of cotton.

The amount of trade dollars shipped from
ban Francisco 10 China during the year 1877
ysas ta.elppeu.
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MUNICIPAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT. or TMrRovEMEsrs, i
Room No. 1s, City Hal,
Hsw Orleans, january 9y. 1915


sealsd proposals will bs rseeivsd ut this 6nde9I
until SATURDAY. the second day Of February
at IL O'Clock M, for furnishing tbs city With
FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG WATER OAK
TREES, more or less.
Bids must state the cost Of furnishing ma
planting same on the various neutral grounds
throughout the city.
Specifications on file In this office.
The city reserves the right TO reject any or
nil bids. JOHN MCCARTNEY,
in1A III tulEtrAkgrs
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAr SATURDAY. FEBRUARY D 1878

now quoted aaie9 aud sssy at Iii 1sMi1 ii & on
gasa 1ge tst aeasa aa ~ a ss1p = Il p
Tor round lots, but .jobbers report d fair and
steady movement. sales-5o bbIs at I'll 10 ana
10 p pA'Y With Il MEAT=Athoueh The supply Is
only moderate, the market Is weak on account
81 sf sas a sats T s Hs sasa na
packed. being held 1t bs@s5se for eleaf RIBS and
s@eGtse for clear. Sales 80 boxes shoulders at
40: 2edo at bse y do on pftyate terms; 5easks
BACON demand !falr and market easy at s'so
fYE shoasss 1se H., Tor lone saaa re gr eear
10000 Ii ioose shoulders Of 5.aoe; 30 boxes DO on
casks clear ribs al 7ae 10 casks do at 7'se.
LARD-Iss auiet,, easy and unchanged With
only d moderate demand. In the local trade at
rates are, &c higher. Sales 40 tierces refined
at So Y DIG !, Of p,yaats terms tern ,a.o ,oua,u
demand Sales are reported to-day uf 80
' "scts The narhst Steady. psln hay III
% ID size, aaalty aad brand. Dealers rates are
'S SRf2G li.SsftfAisr pAoor-rbets is an abundant
supply and the market Ia dull aud easy at ~
ffS 4Sa}SE e w ss
81; extra, Western mess SO a.. 5oea1t 70 Dbl
pSoa RBs M no q IL y @
selling on orders In the Job trade atse 2s@6 90 y
mess pork. 80 80 for prime PORK. and $40 90
for rtinp pork. Pigs feet are selling at
si0t 40 v keg Ham sausages are dull and
quoted ut GdDTc v ID. Picked pgs' tongues gre
quoted at Gc apiece. Picked heads are offer
Ing al ~ so01o SO Y fierce. and jowls al. 81 60
% barrel n a sgsena s ss s Spare
| COtlN-1s active and easy sales-tbt1 white
and mixed and 1900 white mixed at AGE, 1000
choice white. 800 do and 600 choice yellow at SOC
| " bushe
| OATH-supply large and fair demand. Sales
| -lboo bags choice aalspa OH private terms 100
do al 9tc! 1000 do at B4c and 600 choice st. Louis
| ut e3e " hushel.
BIlAN-Quiet. Sales -1so bags at s5o Y ewt
HAY : Demand moderate sales-75 bales
choice at s1s 80 and 100 do At sta u ton.
| COFFEE-Is quiet and prices easy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-02

The British steamship Legislator cleared
hence for Liverpool yesterday with sast2 bush
ala III norm lii bulk,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-02

-Four vessels cleared yesterday for foreign
ports-three for Havre with eatgees OF cotton
augragating II gii bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-02

The Memphis papers report from infofma-
iion received from officers Of steamboats,. that
there Ii o large amount OF grain between Cairo
and that city, awaiting opportunities Of ship
. .,.xs,,t I'd New Orleans.
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Webster b Dillingham's flour has wonderful
popularity, and is used BY the best bakers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-02

"A single steamer sailing from New York last
week took Cargo of g1,aio bushels of corn. 3D.
pig OF wheat 1886 of peas, 1900 barrels Of -four
1900 bales Of cotton, and other merchandise be-
ann the largest cargo ever taken from this port
by one vessel. This enormous total Of produce
can best be realized when It IL considered that
Il Represented years crop Of DIT least $500 acres
III farming land
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-02

The A. 600 State Consols Mt sss. reported sold
Mt third call. January 81. should have been ut
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-22
Educational.
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY


1871. NIur3untown. 1878
This Institution Of Learning, under the
Presidency Of Rev. J. Il. Thompson, a. ~,
eaterin, upoa new era OF prosperity.
During the Sprins Term just closed, the at
enhance Of students was Increased over G5
per cent. |, lAs Il large and scholarly Fac
ully; beautiful, henlthlul mud moral loca-
ton ample Scientific and Philosophical
Apparatasi II Library constantly growing
curr .cuIum oftle most thorough charac.
ter; standard of scholarship surpassed
by no American institution Of learning.
The Expenses are less than n! any other
place known to afford equal advaa. .agcs,
The Fail Term begins Sept 9th; tho Winter
term january I'd, Nud Spring term March
2Ith. For full information, catalogGegI &c.
address ,hp President.
GEO G STURGISS,
s71Stcsctary Of Regents
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
or THE MAILS

Clarksburg-da.ly except sandars-leares
Wes'oa at 9 4. M-arrivcs At =. II.
"Braxton Court llouse-da,ly exccp, Sun
ilnys-arrives at lreston by 5:30 ?. ~, and
lrnrcs Weston game day at $3.50 r. u.
GlcnYillc.leaves Heston At I A. NJ. on
Mondays. Wednesdays and FridaYs-arrivcs
at5r u Tqcs4aye, Thafsdays and satur-
days.
isurkhannon--arrivcs at Weston - ".
Tuesdays, Thu,sdnys aud Suturlays-lcavCs
Weston 3P N. same days.
Philipri-arrivcs at Weston Tuesdays md
Fridays at GP. " leaves Weston llednes-
day and Saturdays at I A. u.
Mount Plcasant-leavcs Weston Mondays
and Thursdays Nt I \. A.M.-arrIvcs Tuesdays
and Fridays by Pm
West Union arrives Mondays at 8 T. u
leaves Weston TurSdayI nj = a. N.
Sand fNrk-onrc weck--l"Avcs Wcston
NonlIysatG j. M-Hsfivcs Mondays at 5
+. II.
go Parties having mail to 60 should
bring II to ,pc ol'ic" haitian hour before the
departure Of tho mails
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-06-22
THE CHEAPEST SCHOOL

in West Virginia, aud one AS THOROUGH
ASTlIE BEST, is
al. -IH.S =/ss.ma/ aCeMeoL
GLENFILLE, Gilnler Co., ". Ia.
Opens September 10th, and continues unit
July 10th, 1878.
Two Courses-Nurmal and Advanced.
TpITIoSs ARE PAID fOy few ladies
and gentlemen from each county.
County Superintendent or Principal re.
ceires applicants.
spliur Term begins April l't. Many
teachers aud Others enter in Apsi!, Gad new
classes are formed for beginners. Ills a
good tinc TO enter.
!ha- Special Studies during September
and 0rtob:: for those desiring TO tiach mex
winter.
For particulars write 10
7. MARCELLUS MARSHALL,
Principal