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Fifteenth Amendment In Kentucky
Lor1ss1I1E. Feb. 7.-ln the Kea:uskr Seu.ts; q
1croln&io introduced for the ratification Of the
Fifteenth Amend@eaI The 1notIoa 70 ~ % the tsoie
va ia1tattty nads but On the apsss.ston .! mem
sht o! evAsion Au would better 10 settle this
after, far Kentucky ns concerned BY tQuArc
unnRtakable vote the Teto1nitr referred - ihc
Committee % Federal Relations.
About i've jnchcs Of tnoW hts fallen tute ?. n
The EIol1n Eputnuek.
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prrrsBrRaH. Feb 7.-Crude Petroleum qniet; sale:
lao bill. epot At &c. oo ets February 4 lsc sst1r
Ay evening" Sa1ct today brfb RELIEF Echy1aIy, u
l3c seler 90 Gays offering Il sc Refined wesk thou8
cot 9ut tAbly iower; spot efc February " 10 AaSrh
to AIsuat. Sic BID.
, 1870-02-08

OIL Crrr, Feb, lowing to the reeuctton Of
wages from Il TO sl.7s, large portion Of the la
borers on the 1ameston + Franllln Railroad
RFtGea struck losk week. They ere being paid or
10 isJ. The strikers threaten 70 iorce eTeEy man
to quit work. some hundred IN number, and at 1
O'Clock this afternoon It LOOKS as II they meant
bnsluesK The foreucn OF those Y ho remained 1t
Work have advised the men TO guilt for theE oTn
safetY,
, 1870-02-08

TRENTON. Feb. 7.-The Serate rcleeted tbs FIJI
teenth Amendment, ~ q yoie o! 1afaS m
hcnse requested New Jersey Cong1esamen Il
urGe the repeal OF the franchise law.
, 1870-02-08

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, 1870-02-08

Death OF Governor Was shbufnc.
WOODSTOCK. vt, Feb. Peter r. Waehbu1re, Cos
crucr Of Vermont, died here thi. mozu.ug.
, 1870-02-08

uenber from stating his opinion. even when 70.
queate 10 10 do, By the Execnttse, In regasd 70
Mr. 7RUMBULL replied that tie bill did rot
propose to prohibit nemberH replying in what
tgtr HaLner be chote TO a COMMUNICATION iron
II ldlstonel. memter might Stale bis obinton
Hi. sCuuRZ beleyed 1efosm IL the civil service
desirable, but 1t should lc npon better basis
&c e1e5 to nsnster ne III I'LL 70 sss a ss1
nencation to ONCE from the higher to the lower
class Ct rolcciant 10 the greater injury to p1olc
MI. howard recognized the extent Of the ex-
listing ahuses, but considered the bill Of too Sweep
tg character. The President necessarily.
70 5 3 @
pe1hhra rest lifted to act al mis- advisers.
NJ. WILLIAMS proposed 10 pfouleit 5nd'cssl:
MILITARY, ana lsval oneer ~ Eel! a. msnoeia IL
submitted an amendment to that eaecI 81,
TIC morning hour expiring: ne oi!i u Tss LAID
aside IN order 10 p5 GrSsrs Sc 1,n
The House hll MAS read at length, and also the
anentneri ef the seIa:e Commntee. almply q.
tic schc dn.es ard blanks TO be used IN enume-
ra'lng the lnha:l!alts Ct The Udite1 states II
ls1o, Is to make the Fame conform 10 the Constl.
Mr.c0SKLlNGa ad. oeatt Al length the propos:o
subsurnte reported hy the Senate Committee To
take census under the act Ct $50. ~
bill, claiming that the dinerence IL the expense
between the two systems waa yery imuate'iaa
,,r ,,,nosaIn f1nr1 ne EnmIn,,,ec m po.t
1,ei. ~ 80, poat 4.,aGa -eHn1fed f.rnrahlr win
M o1Ion%menx 9hs hi ~ encnnrase the eatab-
thnt ~ ~ - IL ~ etrameh.ns nrder fhe a ~ ~
~ MnIor - ~ Wy "a ~ corra.af ce ~ tSe iInited
States maila to European atd As'a'ic ports; fof
r1ncion .ts IL - Tsfea y. ~ ccesn nnstnre @A3
1.Sna rn ptfrpnIns
91r 11nwAHn INN Thn Con11,t,ee m the
psrtdc Rstroaas. rnnnrtea. viii amendnent. lie
nj n an.end he sct ~ INV o. 1srS, granting
"a, NJ - n1H fhe censfIncficn NJ ra,,roads fr1ra
rnsknns1 ann Eprsna IN the Pact1c coast ~
.:nn,he1n Tnnfe. II nToyfI,ea that tne Atlantic K
psctnc Hsirnsn comnsnr pnaii cnmnteie lis mad
~ y HssteTn fnndsrr nf Missnnr! Nv 1nne 10
Ts ia coI.s,t,o1.s nf raid ac, hut The Tilted
G.a 9 tuu s,, sacn,a ~ Ihe cnmnany the I,ohr ~
,nr s, ~ ihe isnns r1arted 1ncrehT and occup.ed
1,t Isn,sns' ~
Nj nSI;f}RNt from the Committee on Pub]{e
Isnae porfeti. vii, Bmeniment', blli grating
in1 IA - at1 me rnnstrncfinn of ctrtal raJlroads
- f:io,1na ~ ~1@ ~S''
MARINE co.I1s1oSs
Mr.. CHANDLER from 1he Comrlttee on Com.
nfrcc 1sporieo q b.li, with an arend Eent amend
ions for preventing collisions on water.
oCEAN NAII sTEAXsH1r SERVICE
Mr, COLE 1ut<oduced q bill to amend the act
authorizing The establishment OF au ocean mall
IItau ship ferylce between the United sta1es aud
the Hawaiian 1tlands, and to extend the same to
TCNSEI11H0 TIE BAY OF NEW YoPK.
Mr. FENTON Introduced bill TO pt3ride ad-
ditional commercial and postal facilities IN the
port Of New York. Referred to the Committee On
Pert 0llces aEd Post Roads
II incorporates Ms1thal! 9. Roberts and aaaocl.
or covered way, IRON New YOrE city 10 the New
jersty shore opposite, to be n4ed for railway pnf
, 1870-02-08

Denth OF a D1sttDEutst1cd Lawyer
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 7.-Ge,, 81. Wharton. q diltit
guiehed lawyer. died Lat evening
, 1870-02-08
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WISCONSIN,

Another Week of LcEislRtton-The
Question OF Adtournmens-TAF
on RniIFoads-Chtppc River
Company Rtli-Dtyitt0n OF Wan.
shura County-Prc4eFyati OF 1tlo
Fisheries, Etcs Etc
, 1870-02-08

AHHLAK LOpGE. No. Sn9. A r. / 4. A--Btaoty
Hall, Regular ec1n arnieaton this trCE5DAT] even
tpt for the detpaeh Of bue!neee and such work may
cone before the Lodge. BIZ order Of the ". u.
JSO. r. WILLIAMS. Sec'y.
, 1870-02-08

sMnSO1alC.

ATTENTION. SIR RKSIEHIS-Special ta1clsve Of
APULLO COAAANDHRY. No. i. r. T.. this r VI Es.
DAY. ninK II ~ O'clock. o1 work on the order Of
O. Visiting Str knights coulteou.fy invited To ~
tend. Per order OF the l.. =.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
DauyerOnS PYrOtcchnics

\ new and dangerous explosive toy
has been recently introduced in New
York, and interdicted by the superin-
tcndent Of police Of that city. The
following report of the chemist Of the
sanitary bureau OF that city will
show the character Of This so-callcd
toy"
TO DR.. NJ. Morris, City Sanitary In
epector Sir: | have submitted the
t0rpedoes which received from you
for analysis, with the following results:
These torpedoes are of two kinds-the
smaller about a. large a. hazel-nuts,
colored red and blue; the larger envel-
oped in tintoil. The explosive material
is in both the same, and consists Of
amorphous phosphorus and chlorate of
potash. The substances enyeloping the
explosive mixture is plaster Of paris in
the larger, and common clay in the
colored balls. Both of them contain a
considerable quantity Qrom ten to
twenty grains) Of the explosive sub
stance. The explosive power Of even
the smaller onesis prodigious, and equal,
| should think, to musket charge Of
gunyowder consider them far too
powerful for toys, and am satisfied that
their sale to children will result in in
Vulnerable accidents Of very serious
character
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling Wholesale Market.

| THURSDAY, July btn, loU.
The market during the past week ha'
shown but little animation and prices in
most articles rule a shade lower. The pros
pect for large wheat crop has caused de-
cline in wheat of five cents per bushel. Corn
has also declined five cents. Coffee is lower
We quote:
BUTTER-Abundant supply and prices
! lower, selling at lSd2Oc.
CHEESEGl;ood supply and fair demand
CARBON OIL-Prices are firm; standard
brands, in jobbing way, &c and no charge
for package. ,oz, it,. ,o,,,5 Of
G0FFEE-Rio at 2I@22c; fair at 2Oc; good
at 9O1!@2lc; prime at 2i19@23c; choice al
DRIED FRUIT-Quiet and dull Ill Apple, Apples,
and 91zGl0%c for halves.
EGGfs-slpply good at Is@9Oc per dozen
PARTNERSHIPS at 75c, and the usua
advance for small lots in retail way:
FLOUR-Dull; extra at . 21a5 ~; FAMILY
at s. 75d6 .; white wheat at 81 75gI .; fancy
at s. 90.
FISH ackerel, No. halves at SO 50; No.
edo AT s. .; No. do at 81 10; No. lquarters at
81 90; No. at 81 %; No. 3 do at So W; NO.
whole barrels at So W; No. do NJ ~ d; No. !
Kits at - u; NO. 90 NJ q O' NJ. w al
81 81; white fish at s. 30: lake shad nj 80
lake herring nj 81 %.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; we quote at 81 ID
al 20 for white, and 81 05Gl 10 for No. RED.
Corn firm at 75c. Oats in demand at i9c.
Ryeat Soc. Barley nominal at soc for spring
and fall.
GLASS-First quality sxl0 at 81; l0xl2 at
81 80; second quality SxlO at 81 "; lCXl2 at
So 80 per box of % feet. Discount ~ per
cent.
GINSENG-At 5jc T. n.
HAi-Quiet; prime baied i SUI dd quo'e''
LARD OIL-EXtra winter strained at Il ~
per gallon.
Fl 20.
PROVISIONS-Ma firm; we quote
mess pork at S3l VI. Sugar cured canvaSSed
hams at DC. Family at D1aa2lc. No PLAIN
hams in market; breakfast bacon at lSc; clear
sides at lSc: clear rib at l7c shoulders at lie.
Lard mt 1870 in tierceS; kegs at lS1gc.
RAGS-Cotton nj &c per pound.
RICE-Large advance; Prime south caro-
lima AT &c; common nj &c.
SYRUPS-Baltimore at JNG &c; New York
at SOC; choice dripS at SJc.
SUGARS-Decided advance in refined
and raw held more firmly; New Orleans at
I2H@l$1sc; Porto Rico at il&@l2 rs; cuba ,a NJ
at li@f5c; \ coffee al lmlliIc; coffee at
1870; coffee AT 1916.
SODA-At Sc in papers; best New CaStleat
soAP-Family at &C; German at SIC;
SALT-Dairy at 80 %; Ohio River at - Ii.
TOBACCO - Firm; manufactured I'M
changed: navy AT 6Sn15c; dark los ana as
nj 6sa75c; bright los and rs at .QgSOc.
TEA-Gunpowder AT 81 5Odl %; Young
HvSon AT 81 30tdl 60; black nj 81 GOAL TO-
WOOI-At iOg i2c, rs in quality and con-
IitiDn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
From the Weston Democrat
WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS.
OurWeak Points and Our Strong Ones
THE DUTY OF THE DEMOCRACY

We have recently furnished two tables,
illustrating our weakness and our power
over the politics OF this State
That the Democracy can win in test
Of its power is made manifest 10y those
table.
We present below another table, de
signed to show the places where success
l. an assured iact-where the Democ-
racy must work 10 win-and where we
give the people over to the condition
which awaits all those who worship
fake gods.
~ to the first, no encouragement is
needed-their path is smooth.
In respect 10 the second We expect
much
They must work early and late.
They mus, bring every man 10 The
registrar and to the polls.
They must assist those they bring in
vindica,ing their right To register and
vote.
They must assist them in all things
under State and Federal laws.
The third class are hopeless
They are demcntcd.
We do not expect 10 improve ;her
condition.
They have no hopes of success, and
We have no hopes Of their improve
ment.
We impress upon our patrons the I'M
portancc OF reading figures.
They are dry, but nevertheless they
present mathematical truths that any
one may rrofitably study.
If our figures in the table We pre-
sent TO day he true. we have nothing to
fear.
They illustrate our strength a. well
a. our weakness AID all we ask is the
energy, rromptncSs aud efficiency of our
friends.
With these qualities sc must win in
all the Federal and State offices.
Let the Democracy read the table,
and work to accomplish What so"'"~ 8"
he required.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
Z Present Of Five Hundred Millions
of Dollars.

The Funding Bill, which has passed
tn, House of Representatives, virtually
makes present to the bondholders OF
five hundred millions of dollars. ltpro-
poses to pay one thousand millions OF
dollars at par in coin which we haven now
a right to pay, under the contract, at halt
that price in gold. 1t relinquishcs the
right of Federal taxation which, up to
this time, has been retained. The only
plea for this gift OF an immense sum, and
for the surrender ola valuable privilege,
j, that the interest is TO be four instead
Of six per cent. This difference in inter
ct could have been raised by taxation
without the giving away of five hundred
millions this measure passes a pur'
chased Congress, there will only be one
rc>ource-that OF the entire reputation
oil the debt-principal end interest
Cac;nnati Enquirer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
'Ehc ConstantinOpic Fire.

The most graphic accounts Of the
treat fire at Con>tantinopIc fail 10 con
yc> AN idea OF it, horrors and deStruct,
ivcncss. More than 200 houses were
destroyed, and property to the value OF
SlO,0OO,OO0 was sacrificed. More than
one thousand dead dodies have been re.
covered, and there are still 400 miss
ins persons unaccounted for Seven fire
companies, engines and men persisted in
the flames they endcavorcd to subdue.
The horrible incidents are too numerous
to detail. Strangest of all is the fact
that the fire thus destructive ragged but
Il few hours, and spread with such rapid
" that buildings were swept away in an
instant, and with an explosion like that
Of cannon. Such awfully destructive
fires are, fortunately, hardly possible in
American cities, with their broad ave
nues, brick buildings, and superior fire
engines
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
4 Woman Wins 4 Medical Prize.

Its recorded as significant fact, that
while some of the doctors are disputing
whether women have intellect enough TO
master the principles of medical prac-
tice, one of the latter sex has carried of
the prizes offered by the New York Med
zeal Gazette for the best clinical reports
These articles were sent in signed 10y the
initials NJ. NJ. w, and turn out to have
been written by Mrs NJ NJ. Webster, a
graduate of Woman'S Medical College
of Philadelphia 1t is said that the
Medical Gazette may be regarded as an
impartial arbiter in this matter, because
its editor was opposed to women physi-
clans. How many competitors there
were. and what was their quality, is not
stated: but the fact thatwoman can study
and become useful physicians, especially
in attendance upon their own sex in
many instances, is not TO be doubted
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
President Grants summer Rccrca-
ton.

After the adjournment OF Congress,
now fixed for July 18th, the President
will spend the summer away from
Washington. During the latter portion
of July, all OF August and portion OF
September the Executive Mansion will
he abandoned Tor the more hcalthiul
and agreeable hrcczcs Of The sea One
secretary and a portion OF the ushcrs
aud mansion police will remain in the
building rs a guard. The President
will take with him all his family SER
wants and the steward of the mansion,
also his horses. Most OF his time will
be passed at Long Branch, though
several excursions are talked of during
the season of recreation The Presi-
dent will adopt the same rule in regard
to public business as he did last year,
visiting the capital when the cXigencies
Of public business require, or at least
every two weeks, in order to keep him
self advised Of the public matters
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
Among Paris workmen.

A>pSsAs1esO. AAAAOAAb II oEAS "oAAAAAS
The inevitable results of NJ. Hauss-
MAINS long reign of extravaganza are
now appearing in the precise shape pre-
dicted. The city can no longer find
funds to 60 on with the public works he
projected, and the question arises, what
is to become of the workmen attracted
to Paris, to the great detriment of agri-
culture, by the bait of high wages ?
The following petition, signed by al
most all the principal building con-
tractors of Paris, has been presented to
the Corps Legislatif: The under
signed have the honor to call your at
tention to the consequence of the sus-
pension of the works of the city Of
Paris. Very many unfinished build
ings are at this moment threatened with
total run, or at least can never be re-
paired without ruinous expense. The
builders, who employ among them as
many as 100000 workmen in this CAPT
tai, are in great distress. Many of
them who lately had 1000 hands in
their employ are now not able to keep
on more than a hundred. Nine-tenths
of the men thrown ont of work
are in destitute condition. Our plans
and tools are going to destruction The
cessation of public building checks
private works. And to aggravate our
position, we cannot get the city to pay
the large sums of money owing us. All,
masters and men alike, suffer from this
state of things, which cannot be pro
longed without serious danger. We
therefore pray your honorable Chamber
to take steps as speedily as possible to
avert the calamity which threatens
rs, for everything now depends upon
Won
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
Auction Sale Of Real Estate
and Coal Fields Adjacent TO
Wheeling.

DI VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
ID vested In us by the will OF Philip Reilly,
deceased, We will offer for sale ut Public
\uctiOn, nj the front door of the Court
toalSe Of Ohio county, in the City of Wheel
ing, on
Saturday. the 10th day of July. 1870,
Aud thereafter from fine TO time till the
safe j. completed, commencing each day AT
~ o'clock \. NJ, the Real Estate of said
Philip Reilly, deceased, situated adjoining
and east of Wheeling Creek and the city OF
Wheeling. The Land, and extensive Coal
Field underlying the same. To- lie sold, VIII
D" offered in parcels ~ SHOWN upon the
plat thereof made by James GilchriSt, sur
NcyOr, II copy of which may he seen III the
Recorders Office of this county and nj the
Wheeling. W. Va; but the whole Will he
sold together, or several parcels VIII he sold
together aS may he found best.
TERMS or S\LF.-Dne-third of the amount
due by each purchaser 10 be paid in hand,
tud the residue i'm three equal instruments,
Tearing interest from the day of sale, and
y,tS able respectively in one, two and three
Years from that date; reServing the right 10
Zach purchaser TO pay the whole or any
.rcaIcr portion Of the amount due. The
,.tlo 10 be- retained until payment in full:
rr conveyance to he made ON deferred pay
mcuiS heing secured by deed OF trust.
Selling as Trustees under said will, We un-
u-rtakc 10 convey only Such title rs i vest
ed in III and aS ny said will we have power
Ia convey, but We believe the title 10 be un-
Questionable.
Henry MOORE =. ReiliyH
AI.ONZO LORlNG.b Estate.
Ns.ILrtrSf limo lE iunlE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
Cincinnati Market.
III nrR-ITpcIDpppl
CISCTSSATI, July b


FLOUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat scarce; hardly any IN
market and prices are higher 81 20 was PAID
for No. and AT the close Il y was asked
Corn firmer at Sc; car lots at S1gSsr. oat'
unchanged.
COTTON-Dull; middling nj l9c.
PROVISIONS-MeSs pork dull and un'
changed; no inquiry. Bulk meats held "a
higher; shoulders at l2c and sides at lF4
l5i4 and l6c. Bacon held &c higher; shout
ders at 1876 sides at lG549l714c; buyers Offer
&c less. Sugar cured hams at 2l12@2c.
LARD-Dull and unchanged; no inquiry
BUTTER-Firm for prime; light supply al
20d2c.
EGGS-At l3c.
CHEESE-Dull; Western Reserve al 9GlOc
OIES-Unchanged.
BEEF CATTLE-Firm and in good de-
mand at 81 90 to 81 30 for common To extra
HOGS-Higher; SIS 50G9 D.
GOID-lllH buying.
EXCHANGE-Ste at par buying.
MONEY-Market easy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. co.

WHEELING, June IL, $50.
r.. 5ss-stsE7=s===sEl PASSENGER TRAINS
! go s :ss;stssz run by the following
schedule on and after June 18th, $50
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS
EAsr-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAyEs.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at..5:2O A. NJ. daily at...-l05 A. NJ.
ARRIVES AT 'Bellair. ll:33 A. VI.
Graflon-.....9:}0A A. NJ. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland .2::2i p. NJ. Newark......-i:l5 p. NJ.
Baltimore I. Sandusky BIO -
Wash'n Cityl0:OO Columbus.
New York $50 A. NJ. Cincinnati.iES
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEArES
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at 800 p. IL daily att. 200 =. NJ.
ARRIVES AT Bellair ......... $50 -
Baltimore. 500 A. n ARRIVES AT
Washt'n City9:40 . Zanesville...-l2:0 2. NJ.
New York ..i:lN T. W Columbus. 800 ="
sundays excepted.
MAILTRAIN.
EAsT-LEAYES wEsT-LEANES
tWheeling 'eI,eaves Wheeling
daily at, lbs r. NJ daily at...-l2:40 A. N.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton. Zoo A. NJ. Newark....... CID a. NJ
Baltimore. I:i5 J.. VI. Sandusky.... 6:UO T.. NJ
Washt'n City6:2j Columbus. 1:E \. VI.
New York. 500 A. VI, Cincinnatl.-l2 :0O VI.
sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAVFS wESr-LEAvES
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at....l0:l) 4. NJ daily at....-.5:S) r. VI.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Chiffon, $40 p. M.ZaneSville.. 800 -
Parkersb'g... Dis Newark ....... 1910 -
Cumberl'd.. ..lO:l5 SSandusky.... 9:05 -
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
tons AT Baltimore with trains for Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct cOnnec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro-
cured ri the Office.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
X. L. DENRlES,
dec General Agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
Money 10 Loan.

,,,IiE WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT
of the Life Association Of America is
now prepared TO make Loans for periocs
If not less than one nor more than five
years. secured by deeds Of trust on unin-
numbered real estate, situated within said
department. Applications may "a" made
~ nv member OF the Executive Commit
ice, or tn the Secretary III the office of the
,'ompany, No. lOG Market street. Wheeling,
W. Va. ~ ,,..,,.
Excc I,ive Committee-Alonzo l"ring'
eco. W. Franzhcim, Morgan l.. Oti' III.
n. Woodward, 4. VI. Adams.
y, G. ARTHUR, secretary.
-. No. t,;nrrn,. iuuH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
For Sale.

Il THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
II sale Lot No. 81, in GrahamS addition
1871: "a the city Of Wheeling. situate on tue
corner 81 Quincy and sixth streets. There
b., a good brick aud frame house ola ihc cor
nor. containing eight rooms, with water aud
- Throughout ana ono col the best cellars
M The city. There J. i'm connection q good
-I-!nc and carriage house. tm III" south
md III the lot there i It good frame nous"
with five rOoplS, fronting on sixth street.
This j. very desirable location. Parties
Mi~hin" in purchase will please call at :. j..
Ravd'> WhulcS;Il" Shoe store, No. ~ Main
>'r,rt. VI. T. WANMAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-07
MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men conienl.
plating Marriage, being aware OF Physical
Weakness organic debility, deiormitieS
speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care oi
pr. j.. may religiously conflde In his honor
~ gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his skill aS n physician.