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OF The most distinguished
Artists to SfefnWay a Sons
NEW YoRK, December, 80.


The Pinnofortes, Grand, Square and Up
right, manufactured by AesETs. Steln1 '.s n
Sons have established for thenSeiSs =
worldwide a reputation that II Is haEdl! - -
sibie for rs to add anything TO their yust E t
Having thoroughly tested and H.eI IT, 49,,
Instruments personally for year. both IN pu t
lie and private, IL becomes our pleasant uo%E
to express our candid opinion regarding III
unqueSt5oned superiority over any O'AI
Piano known to US ...,,-,,
Among the chief points Of their unii9L5H on
excellence are: GEedten J1ossiote deIat, -,
ness and Uo{tfnae Of tone, e0EIbfIhed EHh 100
bI1iUidHcy, efeuTie1s and PeyeG ere5J ~ :,
throughout the entire sc1te. GfaEt. - go
SiEFpTisinQ duration Of sound, ne FiLye t.so
E1fhetEe qualify Of arjtaeh 49, ,sns'.S
The mot delicdteoF fl0loeI5ul totiea- ", the
This peculiarly Is found exeiuslNslsS, I, ~ he
Steinway Piano, and together WIN VI
matches precisSon, elasticity ana pom n
ueSs OF action always characfer1Zing me- 80 y
S4rumentS as well as their uneqnale1, Jul NC
btlity under the Eeyerest trials : LtiS N
pTfSing and claims At once the adEnn45lI ~.
every artist We, therefore. eonsldSL IL u
SteinVay Pianos In All respects The oest 1fttu -,
gllegiES made IN Ibis country or m kaf1olS,. -
them solely and ereiILStreiv OaUseirs m PUG =
IlTfuafe and recommend them invariably 70 O"'
IrieaGis Gpdthe E1lbtfe. -,
we have At different times expressed our
opinion regarding the Pianos OF HII 49,
Makers but fFeeiV and IflheEGotfH9y -
nolnloe AetUS. SseiElpay q SOhs' t1zI'oS up
s. b Mus. Robert Goldbeek. Henry c.
Timm, r. I. Ritter, Geo. W. MoEgrlt ~ ri
Thomias Max Maretzek, VIM. Mason, H ZoSI
Heller, VIM. BerEe, F. BTandetss Ihso- 10; aots
ling. n MuZio, tart AnschuTtE. A. d Re1LSSss'
n M0spufliai Carl WolfSnhn, A. DAVIS z
Won RrEurfnG Theo- Efsfeld, Carl BerEn1iA1lA.
mar0-Sm
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DR.. HALL, who publishes and edits
the Journal of Health, one of the most
sensible, practical and useful Month
lies in this country, devotes the whole
of the March number to an interesting
article on Farmers Houses" showing
where they should be built, how they
should be built; indicating certain con-
veniences to be secured, and certain in
conveniences TO be avoided; and point
ing out all the essentials TO health,
comfort and contentment. One OF the
most useful and interesting portions OF
this article is that devoted TO "Cellars
in Dwelling Houses" which he de-
cIares are oftentimes the sources from
which those gasses constantly ascend
that impregnate every room in the
houses to which they are attached with
n yitiated and unWhOleSome atmos-
phere. He speaks of the habit pLeva-
lent among hOusekeeperS OF masking
their cellars the summer and winter
receptacle of every variety OF EeSeta,
bles. fruits, as well as OF TuDDlsn ana
Kitchen offal. and of all that is old and
unseemly. He advises thorough ex-
animation and cleaning OF the cellar
attached TO every house in which slow
and obscure disease prevails among the
members of the family. He says such
cellars should be emptied of every
movable thing, the walls and floors
thoroughly swept and washed, aired
for a week, and the former wlite-wash-
instance of the efficacy of cleanliness in
preventing cholera-with which we
are now threatened and of its
attraction by uncleanliness. Du-
ring. cholera summer unusual
efforts were made in Boston to provide
against 1t. The most stringent ana
thorough hyigenic measures were taken.
Reliable men were appointed to exam
inc every house from cellar to garnet,
and compel the removal of everything
which could have even a remote ten
dency to invite the fearful scourge. The
results were admirable: there was not
n single case of cholera except in very
restricted district-in fact, one iatniiy
only was attacked. A more especial
examination of the house in which this
family resided was made, when in a
remote corner of the cellar a large pile
of the accommodations of bad house
keeping for years was found, and this
was in state of putridity. On its re-
moval, and the most plentiful use OF
the most powerful disiniectants, the
disease at once disappeared and did not
As the warm weather approaches we
may expect tho approach of cholera,
and should omit no reasonable precau-
ton against its prevalence. 1t costs
but little of time. trouble or money for
each householder 10 cleanse and purify
his premises, especially when he can
rely in so doing upon the assistance of
the city authorities. Exemption from
this dire scOurge is purchased at a cheap
rate when il requires only prudence in
eating and drinking, cleanliness of per-
SON and the removal of filth and rub
bish from our premises.
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(Signed) ED. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.

The New York TribstRe's Paris cor
respondent writes: every intimate per-
sonal friends of the Emperor state that
there is no present intention Of with
drawing from Mexico; that all the
speech from the throne meant was, that
when the French interests were fully
secured, and the purposes of the expe-
dition accomplished by the cOnsolida-
ton of MaximiIian's Government,
then, and not before, the army will be
definitely recalled, and this will GER
tainly require considerable time. The
AmencNnpublic will perceive that their
satisfaction over the Imperial speech
has been the result rather of their own
wishes than OF n consiClerate scrutiny
Of the words and motives of Napoleon.
Ny opinion Is, that the Imperial decia-
rations ARE good just so far as they arc
confirmed by acts, and no further. That
It Will be a very bad policy for our peo-
pie or Government 10 forget that Ma
poleon III will bear Watching"
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Sealed Proposals

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE COM
w mittee on Water Works until O'Clock,
Saturday, April 9TH, 1856, for making about
700 feet of 20 inch water Pipe. They are to
he one inch thick, with ali the necessary
branches, to join with Pipes running at right
angles to all Fire Plugs, that may be ordered
by the committee or person having the super
intendence. The Pipes to be cast or moulded
in dry sand and in n perpendicular position,
and or good dark grey iron, so that It can be
easily drilled. Eeach Pipe or piece to be u
feet long, and TO weigh not less than 2io0 lbs,
nor more than 200 lbs; the castings to be de-
livered in the street, where the Pipe is needed.
Also Proposals for digging trench from the
Basin to Main street, and down Main street to
Division street, in the Sixth Ward, and filling
the same after the Pipes are laid. Trench to
be from five TO seven feet deep and three feet
wide; the bids TO be by the cubic yard: The
Pipes, with the necessary elbows, rs and
branches TO be delivered as follows, TO wit:
I50) fifty plain Pipe to be ready and on the
street not later than the 10Th of June, and not
less than iour per day thereafter.
Payment to be cash Tor all the above work.
Contractors to give good security for the full
fillment OF the contract.
Bidswill be endorsed, Proposals for Water
Pipe, or for digging, and to be left with the
City Clerk. A. WILSON,
Chairman of the Com. on Water " orks.
nrIl-td
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new York Conference OF the oIetho.
dist Protestant Church.


dist Protestant Church.
The C difference OF the Methodist Pro-
testant Church, now holding its session
in New York, passed tho following res
oIutions on Monday:
Assembled as we now are, under the bles-
sings of peace, for the inst time rs COME
renee for four years past, with the reoellion
completely oyerthrOwn-not an armed rebel
in the feld-the authority OF the general gov
eminent firmly re-eStablEshed- over All the
late rebeIlious stats It ntly becomes Us as a
Conference to thus give formal expression to
the feelings, and especially TO the gratitude OF
our hearts Tor the wonderful dellveTance God
success 10 our arms, In having brought US
safely and tTinmphantly through one OF the
most gigantic and dreadful civil wars ever
known on eaTth-theref0Te,
Reso rad, That for this great victory, and
the ine5tiEnable blessings Of peace, and q uni
ted country, and our iniiuential position
due TO Almighty God for his manifest provi-
DENTAL SUPERVISION of our affairs by giving us
wise rulerS skilful officers and brave soldiers,
and by so wonderfully and mnrvelously or
derinE all lhings as To make even our occ5a-
siOnaI defeats and FhumillHtions tend TO sub
serve the cause Of humanity and the triumph
OF our arms; in preventing humlliatfng,
wicked and rQlnouS compromises being maze
with Our enemies while in arms In preSsEy-
nations, and the diplomatic ntrtgues OF Eu-
ropean courts from foreign war; IN making
even tho e0OTlIlOGS Vi DluNA ALiA
treasure the duration OF the strugEleI and the
sanEuinary manner in which twas waged
by our enemies, the means OF tntenSifytng our
love of Justice and hatred of oppression, and
especially the cause Of the rebellion, so that
the nation was happily educated in this
school OF suffering under God TO demand at
length the destruction OF the accused 4nstt-
ResoiroI, That believing as we do that the
Institution Of slaSeryi as Il existed in the Uni,
ted states, was one OF the most unmiugated
forms OF wrong that ever saw the sun-thRt1t
was most emphatically the sum Of all Htllain-
les that this Conference expresses It's deyout
to the Great Ruler of nations
that this abomination has been destroyed and
our constitution so amended as to proclaim
Liberty throughout the land, to all the tnhab-
itAnts thereof
ResoipGd, That inasInuch rs treason is de.
clared 10 be the greatest crime known to civil
as upon the leaders OF this
rebellion rests the blood Ofa million of human
IS our calm and settled conviction
by passion, party strife or sec
tional prejudics-that expedlency, CONSTITUTE
tfonnl law, Justice and the Bible all unite in
that ut least some OF the principal
leaders of this rebellion be punished with
death.
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smoking I'm the Cars OF the Cleveland
and PIttsburE Road.
From The lSielEbenEiNe ReTdLd.

We were aboard passenger train on
the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad
Extension few weeks ago, and found
to our astonishment, that passengers
inclined to, were permitted to smoke
with impunitv, to the great annoyance
OF those TO whom tobacco smoke has u
sickening effect. This privilege was
granted, too, while gentlemen to whom
the tobacco smoke was offensive, were
denied the privilege of occupying the
ladies' car, the only retreat from the
nauseous fumes of tobacco smoke and
tobacco spit. We do not believe that
this abuse ofthe rights Of those to whom
tobacco is obnoxious, is with the con-
sent of the officers OF the road, as il is
certainly derOgatory to the character of
/ any railroad company, however indif-
1 ferent TO the ordinary courtesies of life.
I Such an abuse of good breeding IS not
1 practiced with impunity on railroad
Trains in Europe, by those occupying
! high or low positions in life. So un-
| compromising are the companies and
! laws in England upon this question,
that s'noble lord, !" was recently fined
| ten shillings in Liverpool, for smoking
| in railroad carriage, although he did
| so with the consent of the passengers.
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We find in the state of affairs in Vir-
cinia very good illustration of what
we said yesterday in q paragraph in
the Civil Rights Bill. The Legislature
of Virginia has passed n law guaran-
teeinG TO the black inhabitants OF that
state some OF the rights which the Civil
Rights Bill Is intended to secure to the
xhole colored population Of the South.
The Virginia law admits the evidence
of negroes in all criminal cases In
which colored persons are parties, and
provides that the punishment OF black
persons shall be the same as those OF
white persons.
Now, IL no such law had been passed,
the Ereedmen's Bureau wonid of course
have taken cognizance OF the cases in
which colored persons are concerned.
But General Terry wisely leaves It to
the State courts TO administer justice
according to the new statute. He has
issued an order forbidding the agents
of the Bureau for the present TO try the
cases in which the negroes are involved.
They are TO attend trials us the friends
of the negroes, and are To report how
the law Is executed and how il works,
The Civil Rights Bill, IL il becomes n
law, Will in the some manner supple
ment a defective State law, or afford
full protection TO the black man, where
there is no statute similar to this one
enacted in Virginia ItNould do just
what General Terry IS doing by means
of the Freedmenis Bureau. And when
the Southernsrs see that Justice viii be
awarded to the negro, II not by them,
then by the General Government, they
will be very likely to take the matter
into their own hands, and grant the
rights they have SO long denied to the
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For Rent.
To Brick-makers, Lime Burners
and Stone Quarters.

10 144A44S
and Stone Quarters.
CFALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived at West Virginia Hospital for the
Insane, at Weston, W. Va, until II O'Clock,
m. on the 10th day of April next for the
making and delivering OF about four hundred
thousand good, hard burned brick, OF the
size of those heretofore used.
The brick may be made on the HoSpital
grounds and must be delivered AT such points
about the building as may be directed by the
Building Superintendent or Building COM
mittee, and to be supplied at PERIODS ana IN
quantities to their satisfaction. One hundred
thousand to be delivered as soon as the
weather Will permit, with prompt and ener-
getic effort
Sealed proposals will also be received at the
same time and place for the burning ana de.
liYering at said Hospital about five thousand
bushels OF good, wen burned Lime, TO be re,
Gel we'd by weight, and counting one hundred
pounds to the buShel, to be delivered IN
Quantities and at times to the satisfaction OF
the Building Superintendent.
Sealed proposals will also be received lor
quarTying and delivering about three nun
dred perch OF stone, suitable for RuDnle
AshIar work, such as have been used IN lhe
rear OF the three story building South.
Those to whom contracts will be awarded
will be required TO give bonds with good
security for the faithful performance thereof
Proposals should be forwarded as early as
practicable to the Chairman OF the Building
Committee, at Weston, West Virginia
r. P. CAMDEN,
r. HILLS,
IN. HALE,
nlr90-Std63tw Building Committee.
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AUGUSTUS PoL1AcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
SteinwaY Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments in America as well as EuIOIe'
having taken (S2) IIliTty-two INST prtIniuIll a
gold and silver medals at the principal taitS
and in addition thereto they were aWaIueII
first prize medal at the great lnteIIlau IONA
Exhibition, London, lSf2, for PoweIi o. c!eaii'
brilliant and sympathetic tone, Win SAUe4
lence OF workmanship. g..
Every Steinway Piano warranted nv
years. Samples open for Inspection ala
'-@''--1' AUGUSTUS PoLLACKs.
HESend for Price Lists.
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febl4-3m
PoLLAcK's
NOTION HOUSE.

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE FOR
- eign goods mostly of direct importation
bought at a very low rate for gold)
600 doZ- plain and fancy Cotton hoeleI!'
comprising gents, ladies' and children wear,
1000 doZ. ganntlets, gloves half ganhIIleIs
and mitts, consisting Of kid, GAstGf' A sio
thread, silk and silk worsted, in dt1liADfs
coloTs. iii
500 doz Handkerchiehs, new styles In slLkI
linen, lawn and cambria.
so doZ. Neck-tieS, embracing all new ue-
signs in fancy, plain and ribbon ties l.,
loo doz- Shirt Bosoms, supeEnne glaneS l"
linen and marSeilleS.
5000 Glaze Paper Collars, Of GoldsmlthS IS
Congress, COMPS and Evans manufacture
200 doz. j. & P. Coats and Stunrts genuine
machine sewing cottonS
50O ms Smart linen thread.
80 MS. Italian sewing SILK IN skeIns anu oh
~ do. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
n null stock, OF pins, hooks and eyes, Gonlits'
brushes pehfunery, solIs, pocket : DooSSs'
beads thimbleS, needles, fans, ruboer gOGSls'
Stationery, window blinds, school BOOKS
siates. hair ne s. embroideIieS, SILK coru anu
taSSeIs velvet ribbons, full line OF lAntlas
ribbons bonnet ribbons, skirt braids, coat
bindings ruffiings, crochet hTatdS, coat out-
tons, hoop skirts, balmorals, vest Outt9Hs'
French corSeLs, fancy dress buttons; ana =, =
large variety of superior SuSpendeIs ~
which the attention Of close buyers Is IT.
mrd AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
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Col. Geo. r. Latham.
WAR DEPARrMRSr,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHISGToN, March ~, ls6

ApJUTANT NENEffAL7S VFFICE,
wAsHISGToN, March ~, 1866.
"GEN. CoURr MARITAL ORDERS,
No. so.
The sentence, ''76 be dismissed the SER
rice Of The ENited States" promulgated
against Col. George II. Latham, 9th
Regiment West Virginia Cavalry, in
General Orders, No. Z, dated Head
quarters, Middle Military Division,
january IL. 1885, Is hereby revoked.
Colonel Latham is honorabIy mustered
out Of service, upon his own request,
TO date March 9, 1866,
BY Order of the president of the
United States
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistan Adjutant General.
OFFICIAL:
(SiGned) ED. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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The adams Express Company have
finally driven the National tJoe johns
son's5 Company on of, and themselves
secured d monopoly ON, the Virginia
Central, Orange and AieSandria and
Virginia and Tennessee Railroads.
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me united Stntes

Two. Kegs of whisky, seized by ]. c. On,
In Rem. In case of forfeiture.
WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION HAS
wv been filed in the District Court OF the
United States for the District of West Ntr-
Gfnia on the eight day of March, 1865, by the
United States OF America against two kegs OF
Whisky, seized by ]. G. Orr, Collector of In.
ternal Revenue of the United States for list
Collection District OF West Virginia, in GER
tain proceeding in rem, alleging in substance
IL violation of an Act of Congress, approved
June 3Oth, 1864, entitled "An Act TO provide
Internal Revenue 10 support the government
to pay interest on the public debt, ana i0r
other purposes, - in that the tax levied on said
two kegs OF whisky in pursuance OF said ACT
has not been paid as provided therein, ana
praying that said property be forfeited 10 the
United States. Now, therefore, in pursuance
Of the attachment under the seal of the said
Court to me directed and delivered the said
Two kegs of whisky were taken into my
possession at Wheeling, West Virginia, March
il, 1866 and do hereby give public notice TO
ali persons claiming any interest in said TWO
kegs of whisky, or In tie proceeds thereof, to
appear before the Judge of the District Court
ofthe United States for the District OF West
Virginia, on the 9th day OF April, 1865, Mt
Wheeling, West Virginia, at II O'Clock IN the
forenoon of the same day, III the same shall
be day of jurtsClictionl IL not on the next
day of jurisdiction thereafter, then and there
TO inteTpoSe their claims and to make their
allegations in that behalf.
U. s. Marshall Dist w. Va.
r. II. SMITH, u. 8. Attorney. mr0-l4t
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Bookings Furniture PoIish.-.can be
used on the finest piece of furniture, and will
save the labor OF washing your furniture
INST. mr23
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LIE. Lifei

Life! Life!
DROPS! DRoPSl DROPS!
AMERICAN LIPE DRoPs win cure Diptheria,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague In the Face,
Headache, Toothace, Bruises, SprainS, ChiIb-
lalna, Group, Colds Fever and Ague and
Cholera In u single day. Sold by all druggists,
with full directions Tor use
ORRIS SKINNER & CO., PropTietors,
Springfield, Mas. DE0IAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston. marl8ly
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Yesterday at the residence of the brides
father. ON Centre St, by the Rev. j. T. Mcclure,
Mr. /. Z. Hanson to Miss MAGGIE ", second
daughter Of John Hamilton, Esq, all OF this
ON Thursday, March 29d, by Rev. D. w.
Fisher at the Ist Presbyterian church, Mr..
JoHS VARDY, of St Louis, TO Miss RACHEL
BLISS, OF this city.
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PAPERI WALL, PAPER

T HAVE RECEIVED IN PART, AND
/ am still receiving, the best assortment of
Wall Papers and Borders ever brought TO the
city. The styles are mostly new, and are
very choice. My Borders, especially, are adj
Initted by those who have seen Them TO be the
FINEST IN THE MARKET.
AS TO prices you cannot fail to be suited, as
None Can Sell Cheaper I han 1 Can.
Even ifyou purchase Papers elsewhere. should
you not get entirely suited with Borders, as Is
often the case,
CALL AND SEE MINE,
as the assortment is very large and very select.
mI2 Iwd&wIt JOSEPH L. WILDE
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DIR. LAROoKAH's
COMPOUND.

For the speedy and permanent cure of
Liver Complaint, ScrofulR, or Kings Evil,
EIySipeIaS, st. Anthonys Fire, PimpleS,
PustuleS, Rlotches, Bofls, Tunons, salt
Rhum. Ulcers and Sores, rheumatism,
nal Debility, Uterine liberation, syphilis and
AIercuriAl Disease, and all complaints arising
nom or resulting in Impure Blood.
It Is double the strength ofany other SarSapa-
rilla Compound In the market, and Is Endorsed
by the medical faculty rs the 6eSt and ehedpeft
BLOOD PURIFIER eXtant.
Price $500 per Bottle.
Prepared by DF. E. r. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
Melrose, Mass
sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, W heeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by 7. II. Logan & Co, and Lognn,
List a Co. feb2S-Smd&w
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National Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.
HEALTH OFFICE, CRY OF wHEEI1s

HEALTH OFFICE, CITY OF WHEELING.
A LII PERSONS NOTIFIED TO HAVE
n privies cleaned are hereby requested to
forthwith cause IL to be done; a sufficient force
is now organized to engage in that labor at
ordinance relating to Health office will be
Tigidly enforced.
The Sergeant and his deputies are requested
to attend strictly to the enforcement of the
ordinance in relation to Hogs and HOg-pens
within the limits OF the city.
RICHARD BLUM, N. D.,
mr22-3t Health Officer.
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OLD HOME BIFTERs
Rooti Rootl Root ReadI Read

RoOti RoOti ROofi ReadI Readi
RooTis PEsTAcHISE preserves the life OF the
Hair-chAnge8 II from gray to its original color
In three weekS-prevents The hair from fall
ing-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-wil surely remove
dandTuH and cure all disease OF the scalp
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell II true, when We say II Is a
perfect
ReStOrer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PestaehIo Nut on. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Sole PropTietorS,
Springfield, Mas.
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CHURCH BUILDING AND RESIDENCE
I FOR SALE CHEAP. I will sell the
property known as the Baptist church and
pastoral residence adjoining; situated on the
south side of Clay street, east of 5th, East
Wheeling. There is full lot of ground; the
church is a substantial brick building, with
good stone basement; Is easily convertible in
10 dwellings, or would make an excellent site
for planning mill. The residence is brick
and contains rooms, with good cellar, &c.
mr22-lw THOS. 0'BRIES, r. E-IAS't.