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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06

waFe ere sad Ore same building agerd
iag nai oaly r.5F acc mmoaailous but
a'sa giving aaeKuemely siiagy ex-
precision 70 De foasar q RI public
spirit The committee ca State
Houses have provided fer something
generous ar3nal only that bat some
thing handsome IN way Of a building I
understand Tat it's tbc general opia-
ia .ut the people Of The State that one
State House E enough f1r a State about
forty miles l0fg, and that the proper
place for the location Of the structure
Is Providence. Newport bad Its aspir-
atoms TO be tic Captains them yet
ia fact hnt tie influence Of Providence
10 the State was too much for the pref
ty little city by the sea" so the Legis-
latare viii hereafter convene in Provi-
dcuco only. Probably the present
State House win he remodelcd, and
answer for a Court House. and will
serve for that purpose admirably.
Gov Padelftrd held his annual re-
coption ono evening last week The
majority of tn, members of the Leg.
islature were present besides several
gentlemen Of the Faculty of Brown
University The affair was one Of
magBlGccncc more So than is general
ly the ease
Business IS quito lively, especially
ia the branch Of coal trade. Provt
dencc rs fast acquiring an enyiablc re
putation as acoal mart 1t has all the
necessary requisites as regards harbol
aud wharf accommodations, alTordiup
grand facilities for mlading coal yes
sells, an item Of great Importance il
the eyes Of ship owners and navigator.
and it is onlyreasonable to suppose anC
believe that Providence is destined Il
become the coal market for New Eng
land The substantial character of il
as an article Of commerce is of sole
Importance to our city, and this fact is
not overlooked by our "heavy men,
During one day last week II vessel,
arrived in port with cargoes of coal
while IS Others were bound here SINH
larry laden. So you will see tina
there is something in the idea our Goa
trade.
Amusements are brisk, and Of frs
class order. A magnificent theatr,
with stock company OF first class actor
is among the recent requirements.
But enough for the present l shall
be pleased to remember you REGULAR.
with communications from this direc
ton, provided you desire it, but for tn
present l am as of old an ardent admir-
er Of the Journal, and
Truly Yours,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06

s a8 4e3 Ua ncratF
lfnreagtA AZ slfaasasaa af gi9tun-
iIes Sc she 1rt towards
the ln6a Tie wre alra8y
afflicted b mH be-
taken iata account and placed g. Dis
credit The moral vleH IF Pie question
aaaalI bc considered an5 tha question
askol Csanas taa Ia1aa be made "a
usealaHd pra5aetrcHcml e riciy
rs papfta4zliae l treatment II
tae effort is made iu good falta, we viii
stand high before the nations ol the
earth and in eur awn c1usclenses. for
having made TO- AH these things are
uot ts BE accomplished hv one udiyid-
SAL Bat they wlI receive my support
ard such recommendations 70 Congress
as viii ia mE judgement best serve to
carry them iato effect, beg your sup
port and encouragement. 10 has been
and jB my earnest desire to correct
abuses that have grown up ia the civil
service Of the country. 70 secure this
reformation rules regulating the
methods Of appointment and cxamjna-
tom were established and have been
already tried. My strenuous efforts
iorsach reformation shall be continued
10 the best of my Judgment. The spirit
ofthe rules adopted win be be main
tanned. / acknowledge beffe this as
sembly. representing, as it does, every
section Of our country, the obligation ]
ana under TO my couutymen for the
great honor they have conferred on me
by returning nae TO the cbielest Office
within their gift, and also the further
obligation resting on me TO render them
the best service in my power. This l
promise, looking forward with the
greatest anxiety to the dey when !
shall be released from the responsible
ltics, at times almost overwhelming
and from which | have hardly had a
respite since the cventful firing upon
Fort Sumpter in April, 1861, to the
present day, My services were then
( rendered and accepted under the first
call for troops. Growing out Of that
event did not ask for place or position
and was entirely without influence or
theacquaintance ofpcrsons Of influence
/ but was resolved to perform my part
! in struggle threatening the very eX.
istence of the nation. / there perform
ed a conspicuous duty without
asking promotion or command, and
without a revengeful feeling towards
any section or any individual. Not
withstanding this, throughout the wal
and from my candidacy for my pres
ent Office in 1867, 10 the close Of tho
last presidential campaign, | have beer
the subject Of abuse and Islander scarce
lily ever equalled in political history
which to-day feel that can afford t.
disregard in view Of your verdict which
/ gratefully accept as my vindication.
l. S. GRANT.
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pHILIIP M. YOTLINls EsTATh.

bfsTE ~ fEAausf Manchester District 3
Ats Probate Court held 81 Manchester N.aAp
aud for sald District II Manchester on the - !
day u February, y 1915
Present. lion u. ~ Euftau, Judge.
The EdfniiasffstDf "a the estate ~ Fhinp W.
fguieus late u EupsH 10 sAia District. deceased
presented aa applieaU1H D. Nfitihg - shld eGan
setting forth thAf th# debts II zEI1 daeeased And
the charges ~ administering his eststh all
amount 10 shout tie SUN " iiB91 400 tia, tie
gAiue n The personal 6ststa syAtlaDle fof payiag
dsbts i shout f11I. aud ftpIesnBunR q ssld
court that i vii b. nsaosssry 81 sell al tie real
estats whereof said decreased died. seized AUd
p0sssssed ia tile State. except the hoiusstsAd -
iAe sKla deeeAsed All the hlduMs dover Ia sa4d
estate Including tD6 TsgefslgG ~ tue stsoWs
1aWsf IN tAs pafpOse q pfsguR sid debts aud
charges audi paying sf.d epaTt fgf th0 reAsyus
Aforesaid u grant hlll 4 hcrbsa - eel al u
sAld real sst~ts
Wlegeupsl .t vac eg4etsl that shsAuGE upon
aid application - hsid ~ PROBATE Court ~ -
held II thg Ffsbat Of.ae ia Manchester, il SAD
District ~ ite zgtA 8sy u March. 1878 sl8
that nsuoe u sald Application the uataFg ahg
reasons thsfeaf. saa tie llH4s AID place " bear
iHg tiisfeoa be sIgta e. All pefs0us Interested -
paLAHbing certified copy 81 tie record - sA4d
order three sssts aaeessssfeiJ b. Tie MaacAsB-
ter J0UksAA, newspaper pnGted y sad Mao.
elestef. previous " SAD tine = hearing
A i1e record,
Attest, LOyEi.AgD NUgs0s, Register.
4 true copy y ftaoFd,
Aitsst. LOYELAAD MuAs0s, Register.
ilaE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06

ruu tserorrug curnrr noHILIER.
Taa aeaaa 200 fae House 600 the To-
s.auma oluc Poland Committee was
sorry rrettue and lasted two whole
day calling ut tbe best talent of the
House. Tie report was strongly dc,
Tended hy Poland. Banks. Murick and
otbers aal opposed by Butler and many
others 81 tho close Of tbe debate a
matim was made 10 lay the whole re,
port au tha table which was defeated
by vote al6i 60 5a.
A motion was then made 10 adopt a
substitute for lbe resolutions Of thc
rloand Committee. scverly ccnsuring
oSpeIDiug Ames and Brooks instead Of
them The substitute was adopted by
g vote of ll5m 40 Afterwards a re-.
solution was introduced to ccnsurc
Mr. Keltey Of Penn. for holding Cred
IL Mobuicy siogk. bat was tabled by a
vote OF 40 t. 10, and also a resolution
to censaro Mr. Hooper, was tabled by
tho same vote. A vote was then pas
scl to discharge the committee, which
ended the whole business.
Tho resolution for censuring Ames
and Brooks shows that the House con
siJarol them guilty of tue charge.
against them, aud If they are guilty
of which there can be no doubt, tn,
sentiment of the country at large would
$50 lar their expulsion, aud if there haJ
been only those two mixed up in tn,
matter they would have been expelled
The result Is just what Cakes Amcs an
ticipmed when be first went into the
Credit MoMlier that the big swiudl,
uu the Government must sooner or late
be exposed and his aim was to &c
Congressman enough interested witt
him. go that when the exposure die
ramo they would shield him from pun
shmeut and be has accomplished hil
hWg game, but Congress has beer
Jaeraced and what the result will b
Is hard 20 determine, but the end il
uut vet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06
STATE ITEMS
Truly Yours.

Lieut.. G. W. Sheldon OF johnson, of
the 18th regular artillery, has been dis
missed from The service for frauds on the
soldiers and government.
The hearing at st. Adams before the
court Of chancery, on the petition for the
removal Of the trustees Of the Vt. Cen
trail railroad, has been adjourned to
March Is, new charges having been pre-
ferred against the management. Gov,
Smith assumes that the management is
innocent Of the charges preferred, and
processes to be ready for hearing at
once. Among the charges is one that
Gov. Smith aud his associates received
several hundred shares of the Vermont
Canada railroad stock, which was fraud
ulently issued in defiance of the court of
chancery, and used by them for their per-
sonal benefit
The mill at Cavendish, formerly own
ed aud run by James Fitton, has been
purchased by Robert Fitton, who is
about TO start it up on fancy cassimeres.
Mason's chain factory at Proctorsyile
was burned, recently; loss $4,000; in
sured for $4,000.
Twenty-three inches Of snow fell in
Wealhersfield during the recent great
storm, and the wind of Sunday com
pletely bloekaded all the roads, stopping
the mails and forcing many to abandon
their s'eighs in the drifts and seek refuge
from the fury of the storm in the nearest
farm houses. 1t will take week to open
the more important roads.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06
CORRESPONDENTS.
MANCHESTER. March !, 1873

MANCHESTER, March !, 1873
Mr.. EdHor:
In trading with the new merchant,
J, II. Bonestecl Of Factory Point few
days ago, he actually gave me the half
cent, a trick | never had a merchant
play on me before. T. II. Oryis Of
the Equinox House has done that thing
several times, and the man at the Drug
Store has attempted it but never sue
ceeded What does il mean, Are
matters goingto continue on thus, if so,
what will the farmers come to.
FAIR Play.
As far as our observation goes our
merchants. generally, are no sharper
than merchants in other places, and are
not far behind the farmers in making a
good trade.-ED. Journal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06

~ tae Tgga 81 5faaE rar4t
a assh areat tie publnbcu a
apta aTosr It the Stat are
4aste3 l. Insert tie above 81 uef
iirg raPn~ NJ maay fines as
iaey shah see g.
JuH Cawmu.
Governor af Vermont
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS.
Al
Adams Hall, Factory Point, Vt.

would m0st respectfully iuf0rm my former
patrons and the pubiir generally that 1 have
0PeEe3 my Photographic Rooms snd &m nos
prepared 70 catch the hsetlns shades " IN ~.
cry variety u slsie feeling that with " nay ioHg
experiences il the business ! am fully e9mpes
tent 70 please the mgkl tastldiOus
Pictures u deceased persona, We've q rsEls
dsAces and sgenery aade upon short notice, aud
l0etEts piss rings, ete. Especial attention
paid q coping eaiArglng aud finishing ID India
Ihk "a. - sstef egi9Fs | also keep % hAnd a
fac Ezs1rtaeut u Albams PLATA and Faney c.
see, tAFuaAos, Engrsungsi htsfe0seOpes Ard
We've FietUrs Frames, Cord, knobs aud 10 fact
Almost ever ihlhg relative - the trsds, shleh
vil IL s0id a. ii4t l0agst p9esibla figure
Thauk.ag lbe pablic n the tefg hbeFa pat.
f0nAgs f0rmerig FtotiFed hops a. nAerit eQn.
Dnuancs ~ the SAME. il ever case s4tiHf4e.
ton guaranteed.
q A. WILKINSON.
Fletary Fs.nt. VI Oct Z. is74 AuI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06
GILES h. BACON,
ilwx JOHN ]. pETTlHONE, (
NOMMISSIONER,S NOTICE-

~ We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Hon. the Probate Court for tho District Of Man
chester Commissioners to receive, examine aud
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
against the ostato
Catherine Danlorh, late Of Rupert,
IN said District deceased, and also all elaine and
demands exhibited 10 Offset thereto; aud sir
months from the l2nd day Of Feb, 1873 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do,
therefore, hereby give notice that We will attend
to the business Of our appointment at the
Hotel Of Geo. jerks in East Rupert, on tho
22nd day of Aug, 1873, from one until four o'clock
y. m. on said DAY,
Dated at Dorset. this 22nd day Of February
a D., 1872. J. N, SYKES, I p,,,
4l3w H. A, WILLIAMS, '"'''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06

The huge, drastic, gripping, sickening
pills, constructed Of crude, coarse and
bulky Ingredients are fast being super
coded by DR., Pierce's Pleasant Purgative
Pellets. or Sugar Coated, Concentrated
Root and Herbal Juice, Anti-Billious
Granulcs--the Little Giant" Cathartic
or mullum in paryo Physic. Modern
Chemical Science enables DR.. Pierce to
extract from the juices Of the most valua-
Bile roots and herbs their active medical
principles, which, when worked into lit
tie Pellets or Granules scarcely larger
than mustard seed, renders each little
Pellet 81, active and powerful as a large
pill, while they are much more palatable
aud pleasant In effect. u cents a vial by
Druggists. 672
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.
IN. SYKES.
II 4. WILLIAMS, ( ) gmr,
JONATHAN HULETTS ESTATE

luna II AN ~ LII = f,nlA T.
STATE ofYEHHoNT. Mauchosts' Dl.trict \.
A. Probate Court held 1T NJ .,rbestef within
aud TOR said District Ut MaAty estrr an Ia. litIt
day Of February, A. u, 1874.
The administrator sitn viii annexed on the
estate 81 Jonathan itu.6p, lat ~ Dorsct III said
district deceased prog tented on Application ia
writing 70 aid Court, settiug faeth that the Aald
deceased died seized Of parcel Of land situated
IA the village of East Dorset, containing about
~ rods, ana representing 20 said Cont that 1t
wonit be bsuobcial 10 the leghteH aud All lot :.
osted ~ said estate by reason uf their residing
out " tiia state, to have said real sstats cold
aud the HyaA put IL Interest or Invested la stocks
Or bonds, aud paying said Court Tor the reasons
Aforesaid 70 granthua license ~ sell said rgsl
estate.
Whusupon Il sss ordered that hearing on
said application b. held 81 Probate Court tu be
held At the Probate Office b. Manchester, IL said
District on the Josh day u March, 1878 aal that
notice o. sa.d 4pplioaii0u the nature aud feas0u
thereof and the time ADD place ~ hearing thereon
be- given ~ al persons interested b. Publishing
certified copy ~ sEid order three weeks sue
cessiYey ia the Manchester JntRskfs a nsNs.
paper printed 81 said Manchester, previous
10 said Cine u hearing
true Re ord
Attest LDFEiAkD MuNsON, Register.
A true copy - record
Attest, LUtRlAAD M Ns0A, Itegistar.
1858
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06
lOMMISSIONERls NoTICE.

- We the Subscribers, being appointed by the
Hon. The Probate Court tor the District of Man.
chester, Commissioners 30 receive, examine al.
adjust the claims aud demands 81 all ptrsons
against the Estate 81
Levi Parsons, late OF Sunderland,
in said District deceased, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto. and six
months from the 9th, day Vt Fob 1873, being
SLOWED by said Court igf that putpose, ~ do,
therefore, hereby give notice, that We will attend
TO the business Of our appointment at the dwell
ing house OF Truman Par ons, tn Sunderland, on
tho 9th day oi Aug 1873. from one until four
O'Clock, p. m. on said day.
Dated ut Sunderland, this 9th day Of Fohy
A D., 1878
GILES Il. BACON, Nm.
ilwx JOHN J. PETTlHONE, '''''
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06
RENJ. IL. DERBYlS ESTATE.

- STATE on NEHMoNr Manchester District. no
At Probate Court held at Manchester, within
and for said District Of Manchester on the 2jth
day Of February, A. D., 1873
Present, Hon, H. II. Burton, Judge
An instrument Ia writing purporting to b8 tho
last will and testament Of Benjamin II Derby,
late Of Manchester, in said district, deceased,
was presented for probate.
Whereupon il was ordered that said instrument
be proven at a Probate Court to be held on tho
and 2Gth day Of March, A. b., 1873,
that notice thereof BE- given 10 all per.
sons interested by publishing certified copy Of
the record Of said order three weeks successive
ly in the MANCHESTER JouHSAL, a newspaper
printed al said Manchester, previous 10 said
time Of hearing
A true record,
Attest, LOvELAND MuNsON, Register.
A true copy Of record,
Attest, LOYELAND MUNsoE, Register,
4l1W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06
t'ARM FOR SALE
Situated about
GREAr EAEuAiS

II applied tor before thc West River Railroad IN
under contract.
l.. \. srRAGUE
Jamaica, Vt, Feb, iith, 1879. 3s2ik
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS.

n. J.. POWERS.
East AmNGTOS, NEAMOyT
MANUFACTURER %
FINE DREss SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUPS,
Wlshes t8 call the 4ttenuaa ~ the public r. the
fact that be bss ~ hand tiBe st0ek u
sCoqCH asD ENGLISH euEyiOr SHIFTING
NhitA ali g. made Up u Greer ID the finest
sty4es cug "a Measure and pAfFaBtsa ~ Ct Al.
co. fiut Dftsr Eh4fts mGaa ff3Ia the very beet
grs1Es - Muslin Every 0sutiesuzn sill H.
NarFAuted ga9d o. 81 sendlsg tita following
measurement .E IurLts SIZE - oliiaF Wafu size
fouH iat chest saist aud ausi distance ffoul
center 70 shoulders along tht arm u tbe knnek Is
= tEe aIlst Mebtlla iht lEHibef u plsits 10
basom ahd style ~ Lafts alao mention shelter
blsgfus are - hsts sta4s y splfzs The trade
furnished With Fiae dress and b9slness sh.rts
Il sh8rt Goilrs.
Esst AI.lEgtga VI JAY I5th. ls7z 92iyi9r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-22

THAT was an awkward blunder OF a
New York clergyman who went 10
Rhode Island and married couple.
The marriage, they shortly afterwards
discovered, was illegal, as the officiating
CLERGYMAN was not a resident OF the
State, consequently had no power to
marry. The twain who were supposed
to be one, but weren't, FASTENED to New
York and had the same clergymen per-
form the ceremony which made these
loving hearts one in reality. This is a
fortunate ending to very grave blum
der. But suppose the man had dlscov
cred that he could be great deal hap
pier when he didn't have his charmer,
or II he had met some one else that
stirred his heart with love unknown
before, wouldn't it have been disagrees'
bic to the lady, and probably have
given rise to serious law complications.
It seems to us that in this country. on
the marriage question, we are getting
very badly mixed In fact, we are IN
as bad a state az they are in Scotland,
where a great many people do not
know whether they are married or not.
II some general law on the subject
were passed, it would do much to sim
plify matters, and true hearts would not
liable be to find themselves in 80 per.
picking a predicsment as that of this
psir OF Rhode Island lovers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-22

The Funeral Companies" adver-
tisemeuts are quite a feature Of the
London papers, and in conjunction
with the Mr.. Moulds, go pleasantly sati'
rized by Dickens, they will bury the
deceased Londoners in any style de-
sired. hr. Cooksey, for instance, has
the merit of combining the I" lowest
charges with the best equipments"
and Mr.. stockwell promises to conduc,
all funerals with economy and" not
dispatch but responsibility" which last
in an undertaken one would imagine
. auperAous announcement. One
Funeral Company" offers to con
duct funerals at less than the usual
charge, the dead occupying the pleasant
novelty OF an "open sanitary hearse,"
of which the company is the inventor
and owner, and the mourners being
accommodated with private carriages
instead of mourning coaches ito suit
the requirements OF the day"-which is
doing things handsome and genteel
On the other hand, smother company
has Reformed" "a if it was q drunk
ard, and advertises the abolition Of al
superfluou. display" Is it any won
der, in view Of this CHASTITY mortality
advertising. that Dickens had such
horror of formal funeral honors
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-22
A Clerical FOrger.

A letter from London makes mention
of forgery Of come $4,000 worth Of
Joint stock scrip, and it is reported that
the case will, as it is disclosed, swell
into larger proportions, and the fact
that highly respected and popular
clergyman is the accused person takes
it out OF the category Of commonplace
crimes. The writer says: Mr.. Movie,
who has just been arrested on this
charge, has been for some time ben
efced clergyman of the Church OF Eng.
land at Middeborough. He was very
earnest and assiduous in the discharge
of his ministerial duties, and was pro.
nounced by all glasses good fellow"
He uas on good terms even with the
infdels of the town, and presented
them with an engraving OF Holman
Hunts Light OF the World" to hang
up in the smoking room of their club.
His attention to clerical work did not
prevent him from being director of
several joint stock companies and tax
ing an active part in their management.
Middlesborough is one of the new
parts o, England, and owes it's rapid
rise to large discoveries Of ore. 1t is
full of men who have been suddenly
enriched, and who give their time to
the soeisl life of the place. 1t is sup
posed that the contagion was too much
| for the genial psrson, who fret got be.
youd his depth in speculation, and
then, as il lie said. sought relief by imi-
tating other peoples writing. The
clergy are making great efforts TO hush
up the matter, but Mr.. Moyle is in the
hands OF the police, and bail has been
| ,ofuead
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-22
Valuable Coal Property For
y Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned wishes to sell in
Whole or in part that portion OF coal now
IN his possession, amounting 10 ABOUT IL,
acres, located along the Ohio river, about
one-third of a mile north OF the city limits,
tnCether with one acre of surface at the en-,
trance on the side mes rest the river, ana
three acres of surface around the other en-,
trance, back of Fulton. The vein OF coai
NIL vary from feet inches to Z feet In
depth. and could be conveniently shipped
by means OF the county road, or by the r.
VI. SK. K. r., as the entrance on the river
aide il not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or exchapg ed for good town prop
isnIs.b WALTER MARSHALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-22
FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE, ALL
" Creek Bottom Land, lying east OF
wheeling hill, adjoining the proposed
PENINSULA turnpike, being portion OF the
Cots farm, containing two and one-halI
aores, and nine lots, with good frame
house, having four rooms, and a large sta.
= good place for a butcher house, Ice house,
bfick.yard or small gardener, Price, sSOCo.
Terms. one-third cash the balance In one,
two and three years, with interest. Title
mood. Apply to BELL II FLADlNG.
Excelsior Planning Mills, on Clay street,
or, THOMAS O'BRlEN,
aa.,- N Real EeStata AGENT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-22
For Sale.

TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
n with eight or ten rooms, situated on
eleventh. streets, in Shriver's addition to the
Also a two-story Frame Dwelling, with
zen rooms and good cellar, hot and cold
water up and down stairs, with gas IN al,
S;harline street, in the sixth ward OF the
city OF Wheeling. For price and terms see
WY L. q HUGHES,
,oyI Real Estate Agent