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count5 haTtnK i population equal to one ratio aud
three: tcultns ovtr thau be entitled 70 teo hep.
rsentan.e2 EseI5 sopn13 s9osa1s =, 3S,a pe11s asSs
t~o, ~ ept.zt 1a.io for each additional Repre-
,sts1sve iTSc,a Ia nusSsn. seans nav be a.
yded into separate d!sEcta ol nos less anfu sa!ee
I Eor nort tnan nSe Representatives IN EACH ols'
met.
SEC. !. When any county aaa'l bare fraeton Of
! rcpulat!on aooye the rnilo, 80 iazxe taas et!na
mrltipl.ed BY The number oi reEalar serms u de.
Tore rai,oa, additional Representatives ahau sc
| appottloned IN The folio WINK manner: i tnefe be
cniy ore ratio. aRepsesensaHye anan % a9cnea q
ses1a;i1e saaN 10 anosted . the ta,ta snd fourth
Sessions respectively. there 10 three ialos'
tbe n ssfa I'D 9arh foaIa "a es
SIC, !. Senatorial Dltricu shau be formed o.
contiguous And compact territory, oonaoea 2!
county lines e.. ccEtasn - n@ ~ g s9z - dses9's
stall contain less tta1 1our-0tlhl OF rstlo. Pro
e.1eJ, that counties contatn1tK more hsn oot
aiyiced mo serarate dA1l1cts, and shall oe en-
. ] ttreo 10 TWO Seuxtoy1. Aud ~ nanJ xddtceo4
SepatcIs a tney contain full ts:oa oEes two rsiio
Sc. = The sanae rules snAu oe applied IN appor
. t,oring the flacrona Of Senatorial DlHf1cts bnt
ee essoe 81 sse deeenns perod 70 xhcn sney ne
, lorC. Ia the manner proslted tot sppo11onang III
: irsc,iocs Of Repsesenta1lEe pLEct -
ri ST.. 10, In II Senatorial DistTcu xhere -
terms Ct serAtors-e!ect snAn e1ps1e. o. Nnes
E | inerc tnaQ be = vacancy before the meeting 9
: lie next General Assembly. taess sna4 ,s, ns ~
i Thrre sensioIs-eler. shali rod n1ez he ne1
GeEt1a 4sse ,ness sn.9 hs e oeH eaa,uGa, e
$ General Assembly after the Anonuon q Ill -
situItou shall arpoEttou the Senatorial Dlaales3
! seccrdalce With the pfoFA!oas Of s2is cooAe''
!. SIC. II. The nrs. session Of the General 4
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Advice j. e.ea W1taent ehlsse, bat for 4 thor7ust
e3antnastrE With ths KtTarntnrter The sha7Ee l, a.
Prize IT the fEttnnntc fv4Er AL Scar+et Taust
esrh. Slso per esr, 5:.s half Gozea. Mandrake
Pills, Is crutA b11.
, 1870-01-27

The EpUMlttke Will 6euo Ell AtAAGA1Ae4s e!s1A
EoYbin.
IH1 KEW 1AKiPF HHi-
- Tne Committee 81 Mays and Assns ~ naa ~.9s .qe
engaged come fine on the sections rtihunR 70
psiu4 and chelnicnts- The acton Of The commit
tee on auE2r u al follows: On renasd, Btosts
dried ioaf, lump, aocd, powdered. or E1aAu-
lAt1d suRaf, ceGfa ptT ponpds On TAN. Or Mu1oo-
EAdo sugar, 2 certs per pound: on clsr1dcd tuKaf,
agreed 10 reduce the duty on opium from SEQ 10
81 per pound. Aud morphine ta proportion.
The VIRGINIA cox9eKssNkK. ..
ING Aooae Committee on Eectloua viii mako
70 ehlecsion - MI. Porter. but viz nc.d the cre-
lehEAa OF Mcsa11. Seaget, Booker and AcEensty
Tor laftncf consideration. The other member
elect ftom EiFgnia will aws1t the return Of the
plu VILE kne rtcssceats signature to BIS sworn In.
EEA1E INDEBTEDNESS TO rHR GEsEaAi GoyKAS-
AxsI.
Sec1eta.y Coz to-as5f:ett Eenat1r Sherman a
draft OF bill prpTtht1g Tor CnuYs,n raj Enlted
StAtes tor money dtsourted on ascpunt Of tEterrtt
failing dna n bonds held IN ssus: p7 lne states
Tnjct fsfte to pay the interest o. thel1
"a aIt becsmc due, aid lo7 returpiut aud spp!yine
trnI be uecfessIy to Eat.sfJ the prirc!pa, aud IN
teYe4r on such bonds due and unpaid. III. Sser
nan introduced the bill to-day.
Big SCHEME.
A,prorosttou Is EoN under consideration BY
TIE NouAc Committee On R3a~sSs 1nd Canals, II
ConRrttt, looking to the purchase aaa oEnetsnil
Of the Rlfe Canal, on condition OF a11n ming IT
debt, The ositct II 70 secure fEes navigation be
tween the East and Wet which can be done 2
building ahip ean8l around the FAM o. NlAgEs
trdcY the lax Of she Safe OF New fotk toi!
cannot be abolished 80 1onG as secfe u any u
dcbtedne1s Of TIE cAeal The subject ha4 pee
Submitted to prominent nenoess Of mo He'
The New York herald., 1870-02-22
TIL TEMPTATION,
For the funcras OF King Carnival!
harii Gras, ShroYe Tuesday, March !.
LA PETIT FAUST
GRAND FANCY DRESS BAL D'ARTiSTES,


Everett Rooms.
Nn6er OF tickets Issued limited 400 Extra ladies' tick
els Obtained only by responsible applying
general Ticket odce, 7y3 Broadway.
Tickets to be had te
and Rnl'nan's odco, lla Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22
THE BALL SEASON.

VI of the German Liederkranz Society,
Academy OF Music, Thursday, February "A.
Tickets, admitting on gentleman and two
ladies' at clio, to be had of the following menbers-
A. brsntgam, ~ Broadway; Louis Burger, IS Bowery;
L. A. Grass, S2u Greenwich street, w. h. Gaenther, 502
Broadway Chs. Hausct, IFS William street. Tn. T. Heden
field, l!s Second avenue; LouLs Kaemmerer, 30 Walker
street, H. y. +. Koch, Is Carmlne street; r. Knehne 81
Broad street G. Nembsch, M Eighth street; Dr. T. Petzod,
2f East tiythrd street; E. Seiger 20 End "a Frankfort
street: T. Ssins 46 Cedar sresi w. s.e,nway III Fast
Fourteenth street, H. uh New York Stats Zeung j. Wind.
mueller, German savings Bank.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

(NOAcHMAN's SITUATION WANTED by YOUNG
" married tno famy) OF temperate habits; fully
sorapcen city country first class reference from las
employers Address T. NJ box 2u3 Herald oiee
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

A SITUATION WANrED-By A YOUNG MARRIED
man, gardener, who understands tho business thor
oushy and the wife viii herself generally useful both
Greenwich
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

COAcHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG
u who understands his business thoroughly city
country; married family; willing and o6liging. Ad-
lress 4. B., box iiO Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

G0AcHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY A MARRIED
~ thoroughly understands ms business; pro
duce reference to sohritv honesty capaby. Ad
dress r. H., box 100 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

TSUaCHMAE'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A SINGLE
~ man. who prodnr. satsfacioy references as to
sobrey, honesty and cnpahiy vii be found obi has
oJce.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

A YOUNG MAN {AGB go DESIRES POSITION AS
"A cashier, collector. travel n. salesman any place
where his services be OF with chance of promoon
of good address and education, speaks French and Ger
nan, will give of security and good references
Address BENTON, No. s John a., room g.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

yATANTED-A SCOTCH or GERMAN GARDENER TO
w go about $50 miles into the country who rnder
stands hot and cold grapecs c married man prefcrred
Inquire at 90 Duaac st.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

(toACHNAv's SITUATION WISTED-ByA A SCOTCH
u understands the care OF horses thoroughly is a
good groom driyer obrng and Trustworthy brst
-serences as to capahiy would any par. of the
country. Address ". W., box ls9 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

A FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE WILL RENT THEIR
IA Country Sea. for three years. The house IL
partly furnished has all the modern carriage
house and barn, with 10 acres of land Address b.
22j Herald Office,
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

TOR SALE, ON PENN STREET. NEAR MARCY AVE
~ nue1wo three story brick foases: neatly finished ;
modern improvements Houses OF all prices For permits
apply s. ". CRoNk son, 5la Myrtle avenue and No.
Wall street. room 43.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

E'0R SALE OR TO LET--Nos. 6a6 AND 6S8 LEXING-
l. ton avenue, first four story brown stonc
Honscs between Ffysiath and Fyseyenth stress having
all the modern inn nnd Ia complete order Can be
by applying 6s For terms apply to y. BLANCO ~
South William
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

WANTED sITcATioN as GaRDETER; MAR,
departments; reference Address r. K. H. box PA
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

L,oK sALE-s7,5O0-ON EASY .TERMs.-A THREE
story frame House. filed In with tAcS aad with
all the modern improvements be found in first class
brown dwellings worth S15, o. well located ana within
thirty OF the bv Of the bcs. routes
Why rents merely for the privilege OF stay
this city when you do much better In Brooklyn
for half the money For full parcu apply to CANDEE
COOK, l,0l6 Futon avenue, Cicrmon. avenue
I,roal alslvu
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

GARDENER wANrED-WHO rs PERFECTLY CApA-
" bic Of taxing charge OF fine collection Of hothonse
plants and grapes single preferred AMI need
by has best references Apply Wednesday, after
j., at 33 Reade ST., New YORK.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

(NOACHMAN'S SITUATION wASTED-BY n SINGLE
~ win be found sober honest and obligng; having
andouoei reference ability and character Address
~, box l50 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

GRAPE VINES PRuSED AND GARDENS DRESS
tJ ed by frs class gar cner, who has recommendations
ror such. Address Mr.. HAvEKfY bookseller no. Barclay
st., opposite Astor House, who will certify Tor him.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

TliOR SALE CHEAP-IF PURCHASED IMMEDIATELY.
the elegant four story brown House IS East
Fory-niath street. near Madison
GRADY 4 FOX, 12o Broadway, corner Cedar street,
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

A WELL EDUCATED, MARRIED NAN PROTESTANT
n and native or Switzerland, wants situation
asner and farmer Is competent and has long experience
fruit, landscape and vegetable garden
ns Is practical y'nedesser and propaesor snd good
had charge of gcDtemens country seat, vue
yard and farm FOR aoycn years best references furnished
Address b., box 20 iis aid o,.ce.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
uurv ..USs - - -.,.~.CaIS.
The returns from the election in We.

The returns from the election in West
Virginia come in slowly.
But enough is known to make it GER
tain that the Democrats make large
gains in the popular vote
The truth is that the Radicals are
losing in every State except in those
communities of New England where by
force as well of the indifference and
bigotry of the people as OF the interests
which Radical protection SO largely
subserves that party may always trust
to finding its CHIEF strength.
The war and the prejudices sprung
from itare too recent, the patronage at the
disposal of the party in power too great
for us reasonably to hope a sudden and
entire overthrow OF the Radical as
cendancy in Congress, but there can be
no doubt that the next assembly of that
body will see their majority greatly d.
and that we are returning
gradually yet surely to a more equal
distribution of power among parties.
7. S.-Since the above was put in
type, the telegraph brings the good news
that the Democrats have scared a ma.
iority in the Legislature, elected their
Governor and returned two ont Of the
three congressman for the State
This is a success which satisfies the
hopes, and is far beyond the expecta-
tons Of the Conservatives, and adds an
other OF the many amcns this fall
has furnished of the death of Radical
ism.-PaerSJprg, Va, LldIr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
The hurricane I'm Cuba.

Not alone do the passions of men
continue to devastate the fair face of the
Gem of the Antilles. the elements seem
to conspire to utterly ruin lovely but
unhappy Cuba. Details OF the horrible
hurricane last week give an appalling
picture OF the loss of life and property
which it entailed, especially at Matan-
zas, where nearly four hundred house
were swept away and four hundred and
eighty-two dead bodies have been found
and buried. The pecuniary damage is
estimated at S5000000 Besides the
dead there are many missing, and re-
ports that there must have been al
least two thousand swept seward.
Among the most horrible features Of
the calamity was the uprootlng and
sweeping away OF cemetery and scat
tering Of the corpses through the ad-
;acent country. The San Juan and
Yumuri valleys were swept clean of
every living thing and the people car
ried away amid the wrecks OF their
dwellings. A piano was picked up at
sea fourteen leagues from Matanzas,
and many bodies were seen and some
persons saved by vessels at sea. The
bridge of Baiten, a magnificent structure
over San Juan not far from its mouth,
costing more than 100000, was de-
stroyed The bridge over the Iumuri,
leading to Versailles, was washed away.
The San Luis bridge near the Havana
Railroad station still stands, though
much damaged. \ passenger train ar
rived at the depot of the Havana and
Matanzas Railroad just before the over
flow took place. The depot, engine,
train, passengers and employees all dis
appeared in the flood. Ihousads OF
horses, cattle and other animals persisted,
and the damage to shipping is very
great. In CardeHas and vicinity the loss
Is nearly S2,000,000 and the smaller
villages have nearly all the houses
wrecked. The Baptain General has
authorized a government loan OF 500
900, escridos, equal to 100000, to helI
those who are left entirely destitute.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
Shall We Have Female Bible:

The Bible has been a stumbling
block to a great many reiormerS OF the
ultra sort. At this moment it stands
in the way OF Mrs. Cady Stanton and
Miss Susan B. Anthony, and their
friends Of the extreme Woman's Rights
movement. The command, wives,
submit yourselves to your husbands, -
is particularly obnoxious to them, and a
resolution was adopted the other day by
the Woman's Suffrage Association
explicitly repudiating the obligation.
II was declared that the behcst in ques-
ton should be thrown aside with the
exploded theories of kingcraft and
slavery embodied in the inJunctions,
Honor the King sud Servants, obey
your masters. Mrs. Stanton, indeed,
took broader ground She did not
waste her words on isolated texts, but
boldly demanded q revision OF the
Scriptures, with special reference to the
views she advocates. Moses she tied to
Montesquieu, and then threw both over
board, complaining that "men had in.
variably translated hitherto and con
tending that III women We're now a.
lowed to try their hand, we should have
another and improved version st.
Paul, we fear would then share the
fate marked out Tor Moscs.-N \
Times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
Figuring.

The Pittsburgh Post OF yesterday
publishes a complete table Of election
returns in this State, giving the vote Of
counties actually heard from, and esti-
mating the gain in the remaining coun-
ties of the State at one-half the ratio
of gain exhibited in the actual returns.
By this means it shows total Demo
cratic majority of 1872; elects DAVIS
by SIS; MCGREw by 1885; and HERE
FORD by 2S5. @
This estimate is far too liberal to the
Republicans, for, from returns actually
received, DAVIS majority reaches 10y
with two counties, Calhoun and Pleas
ants which gave Democratic majority
of 70 two years ago, to hear from, The
probability is that, on the official count,
DAVIS majority will be abont 1900.
Thus we find already an increase OF
us on the Posts calculation. In the
Third District it is claimed by our dis
patches this morning that HERE
FORD Will have over 1900 ma
jority, thus going about l5oo better
than the Posts estimate there. Adding
the 1900 Democratic majority in the
first District, and the 1900 claimed IN
the third, we have 3l0Oto 90 into the
second District with. The indications
are that McGREw is elected, but the
most sanguine Radical will not claim
for him more than 1000, thus leaving
clear Democratic majority of 2lOO IL
the State, as against the 1872 given by
the Posts calculation.
These are about the closest figures
we can give this morning. They vii
probably be found somewhat below the
actual Democratic majorities. "lt'snot
so deep as well nor so wide as barr
door, but twill do"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
The Waters of Like Tahnc.

All who have attempted to swim in
the waters of Lake Tahoe must have
been startled at their strange lack OF
buoyancy. Good swimmers launch
forth into the lake with the utmost con.
fdence in their skill, and at once find
themselves floundering, and only able
TO keep atloat by the most strenuous
eXertlons. Going into Lake Tahoe at:
ter swimming in the generality Of lakes
the lakes and streams OF the valleys
is like attempting to swim in fresh water.
after having learning the art in salt
water, or even more trying. The bodies
of persons drowned in the lake are never
seen after they have once sunk. Ofthe
FIVE white persons drowned in the lake,
not a single body has ever been recov-
cred or even seen. The bones of all
are still in the lake. How many In6i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
To the Martyrs of Liver Com.
plant.

Among the wonderful medical properties
which have rendered Hostetter's Stomach
Bittcrs pre-cminent among the health-re-
storing preparations of the age, It's anti-bil-
lious virtues are not the least remarkable
No words can do justice to its marvellous
effect upon the diseased liver. Perhaps the
simple words OF a convalescent sufferer, who
describes IL as "going right to the spot" tell
-, may De. II docS go
right to the spot. It operates directly upon
the disordered organ, and whether unduly
active or in state OF paralysis, restores 1t to
Il condition of health. The sickness Of the
stomach, pain between the shoulders and
in the right side, yellow sufIusion OF the
skin, coStiveness, drowsneSs and languor
dimneSs of sight, collie, palpitation OF the
heart, dry cough, low fever, and other
which indicate the various
phases of acute and chronic liver complaint,
are one and all promptly relieved, and fl
nally removed, by the action OF this famous
which il mt once the best OF
the gentlest and most genial Of
aperients, an infallible regulator, and a
restorative. Persons OF bilious
habit. who use the Bitters as n protective
will never suffer the pains and
penalties OF Liver Disease or Bilious Re-
mittent Fever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
Who Uses Mishler's Bitters ?

Physicians use 1t in their practice, because
of its salutary effect upon their patients;
business men use 1t, because they require a
sound physique and clear intellect; seden-
tary people use it, because 1t fortifies them
against complaints which result from
a sluggish condition Of the bodily functions
produced by an inactive life; travellers use
it, because it protects them against epidemic
and endemic diseases; clergymen, judges,
congressman, lawyers, editors, teachers and
students use it, because 1t imparts fresh
force To mind and body, and preserves health
and strength against decay; the working
classes use 1t, because 1t supports the body,
which would otherwise suffer irreparable
injury from excessive labor; families use 1t,
because il Is certain remedy for multi
tude Of common complaints; everybody
uses it, because it Is safe, agreeable and
efficacious tonic and stimulant
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
The Latest and Choicest.

SEA MOSS FARINE-Said to be very fine
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
CONS SPARKLING GELATINE-An old
favorite with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ar
ticle TO use with Cox's Gelatine-of
rich and luscious flavor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, de-
licious and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalidS and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine ar
tcle for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-Tle most perfect rem
edy for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tardS.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert. either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHLlN, SMITH & CO.'S,
Wholesale Druggists,
jun27 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
ans NAV veTbeen lost in its waters in

ans may have been lost in its waters in
times past no one knows. Pine logs
float in the lake but a very short time,
then sink never again to rise. In places
far down through the crystal fluid are
to be seen resting upon the bottom great
quantities OF slabs, logs and lumber.
The specific gravity OF the water we do
not know, though we believe it has been
more than once analysed. 1t certainly
can hold in solution but very slight
per cent. of minerals Of any kind
California Paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
luxurious Residences.

4 list Of fourteen private residences,
now building on Fifth avenue, is given
as an evidence of the growth OF luxury
in New York. The houses cost from
$4,000 to $4,000 apiece, and that
merely for construction, excluding the
value of the land and the furnishing.
Indeed. the sudden eXtinguishment OF
Paris as a centre of luxury and fashion
seems to have inspired New York with
the purpose to assume the vacant place.
We hear OF the furniture which is 60
ing into these Republican palaces as
representing sums OF money capable OF
expression only 10y six figures. Bcdsteads
whose woodwork alone costs $1,000,
sideboards whose value is $1,000, etege-
res costing $1,000, are among the artj-
cles; aud that this is not q spasmodic
extravaganza, is shown by the fact that
a leading upholstery establishment OF
the city keeps on hand stock valued
at ono million, and does thriving
business. The man who can
afford to live in 100000
house and sleep on a $4,000
bedstead may be considered well off
financially, and he who can arrange an
entire establishment on that scale with
out violating the rules Of artistic har-
mony and propriety has the best right
in the world to spend his money in that
way. If the millionaires Of New York
can wed the culture of the old world to
their money, they may succeed in re-
producing Paris on this side OF the At
lantic, provided they keep their streets
cleaner
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Getting Married.

ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, ON SOCIAL
EVILS, and the propriety or improprie-
ty Of getting Married, with sanitary help
for those who feel untitled for mat
rimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
sepl1d&W
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
Strayed or Stolen.

IRON THE SUBSCRIBER, ABOUT A
T. week ago, a deer colored dry cow, with
two white hind legs, white heart on, her
face, and a white stripe along her back. A
suitable reward will be given for her recov-
cry, or any information that will tend to
her whereabouts. PHILIP DUFFY,
noyl At Grant House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
POcketbOOk Lost.

MRS. J.H. HOBBS LOST HER POCKET
M book, containing two twenty dollar
bills, two or three fives, and probably some
other bills and papers, yesterday morning,
somewhere on Market street, between
Schultz & Truschel's and McKelvey's, on
one side of the street or the other. Aiib-
eral reward will he paid to the person re-
turning IL TO the REGISTER Office. novl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
ARTISTS MATERIALS.

Winser < Newton's Lube Colors.
Winser & Newlon's Canvass.
Winser & Newton's Sable Brushes.
Winser & Newton's Bristol Brushes.
Pallets, Knives, Oil Cups, Drying OH, Var
ntsh, Sketching and Studio ElseIs. Water
Color Boxes. Just received al the Mcclure
House Picture Store.
f. I. NICOLL ( co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-01
For Sale.

4 LOT 40 FEET FRONT. on ELM
y Street, east side and running to the
river, adjoining /. Pollock, Esq, Wheeling,
Island. BY W. v. HOGE 4 BRO,
Octil Real Estate Agent