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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
OIL NEWS.

We find in the Buckeye Stats New Lis
BON the following statements in regard to
the great productiveness ofthe new oil re-
gion on the Little Beaver River, which
empties into the Ohio at Rochester, Penn
s%ylvania:
The oil excitement on Island Run, and
on the little Beaver River, and Beeler's
Run still continues intense. Scarcely a
day passes but We hear of new strikes. 1t
is reported that a fine well was struck on
Beeler's Run last week. The Ohio Pc
trolem Company is being rapidly stocked,
and everything bids fair for the early and
full development of the celebrated Ormes
track on Island Run. One of the best
| sites we know of IN this favored oil re-
gion is the Cochran tract on the Little
Beaver River, about "a qaarteriof a mile
south of Beeler's Run, and one mile west
of Island Run. It contains $40 acres of
land running onemile and a half on both
sides of the stream. On the hills, in many
places, there are three branches, well
adapted for boring purposes, and coal and
iron are found on it, in abundance We
understand that theowners are negotiating
a sale of thirty-fve acres at the rate of
four hundred dollars per acre. This is
very low, as prices in the Immediate
n~eighborhood average from seven hundred
to one thousand dollars per acre, and on
Island Run we AVE heard of sales at as
high a rate as four thousand dollars per
acre, for ~undeveloped territory. The sue
cess experienced i'll this locality may be
Judged by the following, which We clip
from the Beaver Argus of last week
"The Pittsburg and Little Beaver on
| Company struck oil on the Duck property
last week. 1t has not been sufficiently
tested yet, but will prove at least a ten
barrel well. The Ohio Oil Company, com
posed ofD C. Thompson, John Caugbey,
Esqs., and Ormes, struck a twenty-five
barrel well last week. Williams well, on
the Dawson farm, struck last week, we are
informed, and is now flowing thirty bar
rels per day. The Glasgow Oil Company
struck a new well last week mo. 81 ter
barrels. Eureka Oil Company struck AT
eight barrel well. Christy Oil Company
struck a twelve barrel well. These arr
all on Little Beaver Creek and Island
Run. Then we hear every day an account
of new wells being sturck at Smith
Ferry and Dry Run"
In addition to this We learn that a wei
was struck at the mouth of Island Run, al
a depth Of sixty feet, which is said to pro
duce four barrels of fine lubricating oil pc
day.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

The government has restored to the
American Telegraph Company full control
of its Southern lines, at the same time re-
moving the censorship OF the press and
other matter which has been in force since
the close Of the war.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
DYING.
FREDERICK CYRIAX.

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
Establishment, Belyidere Farm, East Cleveland,
and 90 Seneca street.
OFFrCE-IO4 Seneca street. Cleveland. O.. D
/ mean to make this the JEST DYE-HOUSE IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no effort to give salts
faction.
call the especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
f.tt IMPROVED Z STYLE
OF Clsanining or Re-dying Of made-up Garmenta.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
LOST.

OST.-On Sunday morning. Dec, Sd, between
II Stars News Room and St Pauls Church, an
open face Gold Watch, with Chain. The Under viii
be rewarded by leaving it at Leader office. dec2s169
L OST.-On Thursday evening. Noy Goth between
l. Bond-st. and CARROTS Hall. a Sable Fur Collar.
The finder will be rewarded if the collar II left at d
BOnd-st- afcl;2eo
+ OST.-On the evening OF the 30th Of November,
IL either GU Seneca street or between Richards
Restaurant and the corner Of Superior and Public
Souare. a Lady's Gold Watch and Chain. The finder
will he rewarded by leaving it at this Once. dscl.26a
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

DROPOSALS FUR WOOD.@Proposals foreT
l. Sords 4teftsessona Hickory and Maple Mood
VIII De received. payable in cash on delivery. Ad..
dress, stating price per cord delivered. ~. r.. -
G6naA0Hg MONEY 1DV6NTE1E
QOOsOOO in sums to suit-ef ne old efsud
and Wel-knoNn NAOkERS LOAF OFFfCE
Watches, Diamonds silYer. Ware, JeWelry. GCas
Pistols, N1thing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Nicholson. and
Satisfactory terms. business strictly private. Ia
tEhlisho1 1851. n. Bs-A variety Of unredeeued
Olice-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis 6PiexOttois Clothing Store.
oet2 &C. &W. KAGNER,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

The Montana Post, Of October 2sth,
says: LAST week, the Queen trophy Of
the Mountains was found by De Foe & Co.
in Deadwood Gulch. The monster mug
get weighed fourteen and a half pounds
avoirdupois, and measures in length, nine
inches in breadth, two and a half inches
and in thickness one and a half inch. The
specimen is almost entirely free from
quartz. The lump is worth $500 il
greenbacks.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

Oil wells, or diggings, have been discov-
cred in England of a highly promising
nature. AT present, says the Shipping
Gazette, we are unable to givefthe partic-
ulars, although assured that they will
prove of nature to astonish the public.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

WANTEDLAgents to sell the celebrated 'Aiad-
and splendid lght-dars not smoke nor blow out by
carrying inthe opeR air. Great inducenlent offered.
Agents selling fnom4 too dozen per day Over 4Ul
sold in this place. Exelusiye territory given En-
close 81 cents Tor sample aud full Information Adj
dr,ss i. p II. GAPkON A 60, General Western
Agents, Box los Springfield, Ohio: novSl:26s
A GENTS WANTED.-To sell the history Of the
n seventh 0hio egiHIeDts-IibeT terms given to
Greats. ". Ma VIZ. PORTER, Booksellers and
General Agents warren. n. nov2g.27u \
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
ToNsoRIALI
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY. As PUBLIC SQUARE,
HAS ALL The LATEST INVENTIONS IR WIG WORK.

SEE THE ILLUSION wIG-It ats 70 a charm.
CURLS-FRENOH NATURAL RINGLETs-
Just received (directla large quantity Of this beau
tifuI hair. Ladies please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAIDs-A large and we'll
selected stock always on hand
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS. EUGE-
ME BOWS and FRENCH made
by the advertiser equal to those imported
~. Ladies' own Brsids made into any Of the
above without injury to switch.
Ladies Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Cutting
done in the latest and most prevailing styles.
Hal DYING-Particular attention paid to
this branch Of the business. The best OF Dye used
{ HOT AND COLD BATHS always ready. The
best bathing apartments in the city, iyT
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
Congress and the Rebel R~epresenta-

cHe
tives.
The unanimous adoption by the Union
caucus on Saturday night ofthe resolution
of Thaddeus Stevens in favor of refusing
admission to the representatives of the
rebelhous States who apply for seats in
Congress, and referring all such applica-
tions to "A special commi ttee, is significant
and suspicious. 1t shows that upon the
policy to be pursued in this matter lin
which lies the gist of the whole subject Of
reconstruction the Union party are a
unit. It seems, too, that the whole party
occupy the advanced ground held by the
most radical mentor Thaddeus Stevens,
who drafted and introduced the resolution,
is without doubt the most radical member
of either House. The course thus laid
down will without doubt be adopted by
Congress at an early stage in its delibera-
tons, and viii be at onc the most simple
and the most just method of disposing Of
the subject. The Special Committee APP
pointed under the resolution will have for
its first duty to consider the Claims of the
slate Confederate States to representa-
ton in Congress; but, involved in the
decision of this question, and necessarily
connected with it, is the entire sub
iect of the relations of these States
to the federal Union. This matter
will fall within the legitimate purview Of
the Committee, and hat body will in due
time report upon the proper %reconstrec-
ton policy TO be pursued by Congress, and
will undoubtedly propose the necessary
legislation for the execution of that policy,
This will, of course, be a work of time,
The report of the Committee will not be
ready for delivery before the Christmas
holidays, possibly not before Spring
Meantime the question is removed from
Congress, and that body is left to give its
undivided attention to the knotty problems
of taxation, revenue, contraction, etc
which will come up for decision.
The phraseology of Mr.. Stevens resolu-
ton IS as significant as its substance. Ihe
rebellious States are spoken of as the " So
called Confederate States" They are not
to be regarded as States in the Union, OIL
as restored to its privileges. They chose
to ally themselves with the "so-called >
Confedcracy, and become "so-called Con.
federate States" Such they still remain
and will remain, until Congress chooses tc
restore their relations to the Union.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

See that banner it no longer
Bears the stigma Of dishonor ; -.
All that cursed it has been spoiled;
And the foe that basely toreit
Learned to feel that freemen bore it,
When his subtlearts were foiled.
See that banneri foes assailed it,
While our hearts in woe bewailed it,
But a million heroes hailed it,
And in " around it knelt
SwOTe they to forsake it never,
Swore the traitor bands to sever,
Life was little, il forever
Foreign power must be felt.
Heroes to the masthead nailed il, e.
Cleansed it when the traitOT trailed It.,
And when weaker allies failed 1t,
Blows of ten-fold vigor dealt.
See that bannerl it has fiuttered
Where the hosts of treason muttered,
When in thunder-tOnes was uttered,
BEAT the standard bearer down -
But the hands that proudly waved 1t
Laid the rebel low that braved it
Yet the life WAS lost that saved it
On his head board fame engraved it,
Grouped beside the martyrs crown.
See that banneri stained and CORY;
il was bAthed in streams of glory
Youth and age, with tresses hoary,
Wrapped them in its folds to die.
See the light Of Freedoms morning
All it's fiuating folds HdOT ning
See, oppression it is scorning, d.
As il mounts unto the sky.
See that banner il is burning -gh
With the love upon it turning,
Swelling with a holy yearning
That its blessings all may knowi
Men from stupor 1t is waking,
And the old black laws is breaking,
While the monarchies are quAhng,
Soon to fall and crumble low.
Blessed banner! mighty leverl
That all forms of wrong shall sever,
Float on proudly float on ever
While the rivers seward how.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
national Ranks

The following is a full list of the ma
tional banks chartered by the Comptroller
&c tbo C,-rono,.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
WANTS
W~ANTED--HELP


/. DOOK-kEEPER NANTED,-One whohas
ID lad eNprrience, Rnd thoroughly aequaiRitd with
k.4.ninr a 1T Of Double Entry Books. Address, bs
letter. Tor twodays. l.. p, Leader otlice. ed-c,:ss
WANTED sALES1IEN.zTwo experienced
w salesmen wanted for the Dry Goods Trade;
those Acquainted with city trade, andone who can
spsak German, preferred. Address, by letter, n,
Reader ofice. dec3:a,
NARPRNTER WANTED.-An. active man
~ can fnd good employment 1t high wages, by APP
plying NJ las Seneca street. dec2:as
UTANFED@A German girl willing to do general
w housesgork in a small family, can hear ID .
good situation BY arriving at rs Prospect-st d2:ef
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED-Apply al
N 12S Prospect-st. n~oy2g:26y
WTANTED-SALEsMEN-Both male and fe-
w male, 10 sell the New England Family Sewing
Machine. Price SIS 90. Send Tor circular. our
agents clear from S1u 10 SlOp per week. CLARK y
BARKER, ~ supepoE-st noy2s:Ze I
UTANTED-SALESMEN-For Hollands Lie
w Of lincoln Photograph Albums, The Better
Land. Fan exquisite engraving, Square and Oval Pic
t1re Frames, bY saRlples. Sold by subscription. z.
L. BOLTON 8 Bro, % Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
ocIa-yT0 .aHH. P. --a a. -a. 4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05

much greater than those of Europe that
they have drawn hither European capital
and European capitalists. Under these
circumstances, they are without excuse if
they do not keep everything in the best
order, and make all possible provisions
against accidents.
The frightful succession of slaughters
last winter forced this matter upon the at
tention of our State Legislature, and q
Railroad BHlp was hurriedly prepared
and introduced, but failed of passage. W.
regret this, because, imperfect as the bill
may have been, it was better than nothing
The continuance of the terrible series Of
railway murders has kept the matter be-
fore the people, and they will demand
that it be regulated by law. We
hope our new Legislature will take the
subject in hand at once.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05


EORSALE[TA BARGAIY.-Horse, Busy
Csuon OF address G.. ". CLARK u9 SUPERIOR st.
-R0R SAbE.-Hoaseu and lot No. 81 PearI-st.
Il House in excellent repair, containing . rooms
with Sas aud Mxuer all complete Inquire on the
premises. .dcc4:26g
EOR SALE.-Just received and for sale two Sur
Il face PlainrEss Aba ieTsaAe All the running parts
cnttinEShingies ANDREW PARKER, IA Seneca
stfeetL EL zIL-4 ~ dtNzsno
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-Inqaire
IL atNo, 20 ti0ekwell-st. nov2a26s
DOR SALE.-Grist and saw Mill. Water Power.
Il ami Farm with buildings. &c.. in summit cOun-
y, JN0 G.JENN1NGS. Atwater Building. n2l:2e6
DOR SALE-UH Refinery, in complete or
Il der, capacity seventy live. barrels oil per day
also, one twenty barrel Agitator. Inquire of il
HOUSTON SCO., IA Superi6r-st. .~npy2l:36s
EOR sALE.-0ne hundred and sixty acres Of
II Wild Land, well located m Missouri, will be sold
cheap for cash or exc hanged for city property. II
tle Periect. AddressC &. e, Leader Office. n~oyls;2eS
00OA II. II. LLOYD,SLMaps and Charts At
OOOV wholesale. Address Room 4 American
BaldinS6 Cleveland. Ohio. noylI;10.
CATAWBA GRAPES.-The finest lot ofGA-
aaNe them by the box or 100 boxes fresh and IN TIP
top order, from the vineyards Of J. A. Hall and j.
McOnnskey- Of -COllanler, at lis Ontario street,
SANBghN& ". n9Yg:zoo
I COOKING GLASS; can furnish Pier and
II Mantle Glasses on short notice 10 the advantage
Of the purchaser, both IN price and pattern. --latest
styles shown by photograph. Also Crystal Glass for
stores and dwellings. Address through Postohlce or
call at my office, corner Rockwell and Erie
noNS2h1 D 1f -Ll be: JONEs-
II ing OIL, at the Factory of W.J-GUILD, on Cen
NEAl ndy- ... btF4osnl
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GEaTS WANTED EOR HORACE
"a SREELE1s HIsT9KT " Il MAKT x

be o0mpleled &C Tie eaTiiesl DAY ON NlIlH q aatHll-
tic history Drfhe war can be prepared, and VII con
cain an hnOuurOf important. accurate Information
from ereba sources beyond anything attempted by
other writer's. Its grelt-superiOrity Is everywhere
recognized, even by the author most decided pohu7
cal opponents. Thousands OF purchasers Of the nu-
mcrOus inferior publications have already tald thenl
aside as unreliable and worthless, and secured this
work. which is rapidly supersedmg all others Eau
G ton INSCRIPTIONS attempts have been
made 10 confound with Mr. Greeleys History vastly
Inferior productions, by advertising them as histories
eftbe =. American Conflict" and by copying our de-
scrpu0ns Of this elaborate work, which become alb.
sprd and ridiculous when applied 10 that ephemeral
class Of war histories advertised as :" now ready,
in Ons volume, &C. Address OlD.CASE
- CO., Publishers, ia Superior street, Cleveland,
Qhioi Detroit, Mich Cincinnati, Ohloi or Indian
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-05
OUR PoRgtAk

are the following important work.:
SHERMAN AID HIS CAMPAIGNS, by Col. $.
n. Bowman snH Lieutenant Colonl B.B- Irwin; l
vol, syu, 81 pages. Price $3.50. Now ready Tor de-
livery. over 58.U1 copies subscribed for before pub
Ecati0l- .r-
The only aufhefic and reliable Biography Of Sher-
man aud tie truest, fullest and best account OF his
great campaigns Written by authority Of General
Sherman himzelf, from material furnished by his Of
der exclusively for this work. The following letter
shows is onicial character: lHI
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of the Currency:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

liars, Cars AND FuR GooDs At WnoLs-
sALs.-Country merchants are now afford.
ID the opportunity to rhrehass everything ia
the line Of Hats, Caps, and Ladies and
Gents Fur Goods, Straw Goods Of al kinds,
Buck Gloves and Mittens, Um brcllas. etc,
etc., at less expense than they can buy in
the Eastern market q in Chicago. We re
fer, ofcosrsc, to the popular and wen known
Wholesale Fur House Of J. n. Farrand,
Nos. Al and - Brady street, Davenport,
Iowa. This has bssn established ever six
years. but not until recently has IN sntirsly
seperats and indepesdsnt Wholesale De
paftment been established, aud this has
eesn done in consequence Of the great de-
mand Of the country trade for Farrand'a
Goods. His jobbine stock occupies two
large rooms, - BY 70 feet sach in The Sd and
ID stories Of the building above nsotioned.
and il complete in every particular. Hsean
supply Ill orders from eoantry dealers q
less expense thas they can obtain ~ ssme
goods in ~ East q Western nsrksts.--
Having . resident pssehassr eessesatly ID
ths Eastern Market who d a hand - teke
evssy advantass in treds. Mr.. Rassand d
enabled to sell at $hs very lowest nguss.
He can supply every. sGyls Of Fur 0ssda
from the chsapest 10 the most ccstlf otyIsd
The latest sysss u HSe ssd Gags srs ~
ceived ~ Mn se-sssa asatAeesppe1s IA ths
Nsw Ysrk ma ~; saaia 61sk ois6ss and
1ittens hs has facilities 1se est6eyine ID
oatselliag eay wssAsm ssaosrn in NE tias
We advise I'll dealers - call e FheSas5nad
bsssss sssSs Anriksr 81 70 purchase eetts
You win savs tins. - 1sney by Il and
yssr esssensss. h tssa. win bs ssssllJ
'beas0tAsd ahos19. RS = b 2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08
TO LADIES'.
Ifyou require areliable remedy to restore you use
Or. Aarvovsa Female p11lo.s


a never falling remedy for the removal Of Ob-
ssru;tons no matter from what casss fAsv dviss.
They are safe aud sure aud will restore nature in
every case, fhey are ais efficacious in a!i cas-
e. Of weakness. Whites, Prolapsus &c. Sold in
Boxes containing 60 Pills, Price OSs DoLLAH-
0r. Aasvey'o Golden Pills.
A remedy fcr spacisl cases, four degrees
stronger than ths above prioe Five DoaIess per
box.
pRvArr CrecunAr 20 Ladies with nps anat-
onicai engravines sent free On receipt Of direct
ed envelope ind stamp.
Send for Da. HAavsr's Private Medical Advi:.
er, addressed TO females; 100 Pegea giving iu!i
instructions, 10 cents required for postage. II
you cannot purchase the. pills q your druggist,
oboerv m % on rs.eipt oi 81. s. Dr. J. BIZ An,
Consulting rhysician. ~ Blcsdwsy, New YCrt.
Dealers supplied By Demas Barnes Co.,
Wholesale Asente. New York. novedw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

We invits the att srtioa Of our readers 10 4
sisement which can be seen in our columns TO-
day. Dr. Easterly's Family Medicines have been
twenty. years established in 81. Louis. are de-
servedly popular. have rapid sale, and are re-
gArded the best now In use. Dr.. Easterly p O.
pa-es remedy for each vsrtieular form Of dis-
ease, and not one remedy to cure all diseases, a
You often zee reeom0en6ed By others. His med
icinea are standard preparation, kept N an the
principal Drag stores throughout. the great
northwest: esd are resorted 70 BY invalids IRON
Family Aeaicines srs prepared under the "a Of
IN exper1eeced end educated phyacian we can
recommend them With eon6dencet 70 the a6lic4ed
ss being much superior TO oshsrs In gensral uss
We say - sh0 s0tuSed give then atrial. Orders
addressed 70 Dr. Eaatsrly, 81. Leeia, No., will
Il. pafts sfths country. octl7 e&wfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

To be sold At auction on Friday, Novem-
Der 10th, 1t 8 o'clock P. n, the North half
Of Lot 3, Block 4, in McIntosh's I'd addi-
ton. PARKEs 4 Van TUYL,
no7dtd Auctioneers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

WEsr SECOND SrsEEr.-At No. II, West
Second street, Mass Mayer are prepared
to furnish III Who may call with the most
elegantly fitting, and durable ready made
clothing to b found 10 the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08
WON'T USE ANY OTHER.
The success and the increasing demand which
hes attended the use Of
WebslePs Vegetable Hair InvjeePator

Webslers Vegetable Hair lnvigePater,
10 the subject Of conversation in all circles,
and We are often told by Druggists that
they never sold preparation that met with
such candid and universal praise. II il war
ranted to restore Gray " faded Hair 70 Il.
original color in four reefs or the money 70
fx.dsd, and - Hair dressing It has no
equal, being purely segstable; j; it cures al
humors Of the scalp, and stops hair from,
falling out in one week. Although powerful
in restoring gray hair. yet it contains no su-
gar Of lead 10 not dye. and 10 harmless %
water; II gives the scalp : healthy tone, in
vigorstes the roots Of the hair. This p,ep
aration 10 the result Of great expense insci
entifs experiments, BY enc OF the ablest
chemists in the country, and has been thor.
oughly tested BY eminent individuals quail
it1sd to decide upon it, merits. and pro-
nounced BY them to have no equalin ma. ket.
For sale 10 Davenport By Hitchcock 4
6tarks, G. Schlegcl, Stevenson / Csrnahsn.
BuaxAn 4 Van ScnAAcK, Wholesale
Druggists. l6 Lake St, Chicago. Agents
FOR the NSrth-west. sp95 dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

No. ~ The desirahoe residence on Heo1y
y eet, now occupied BY General Bakse.
No.. .. Near Bredy street, IL perfes1 repair
sO-ise, rooms asd cellar, With veil end eis
N. Lot IS y lss. we'll Aocked With ysanl
eMt. Price 81 ,3oO.
No. 10. On north side 9Th street, Sd door east
i he Methodist Church. storv. in good repair,
. .oons and cellar, with cistera and brick stable
Lot $50 feet deep. Pnee o30OO.
No. II. On the east side Of Brady street, Oot
100 feet 'front.' rooms. good cellar and cistern
Price u, ,0Op, or the house and . portion Of the
land will be seld separately.
No. 81. The estate now owned and occupied
y Geo. 3. c. Dow, Esq. being the dwelling hOuss
and three full lots, fronting south upon 9Th g.,
,orner Of Farnum steset. This houss il in PER
lec: repair, having been 0ttsl up ~ the owner
Tor himself The entire arrangement the houss
u tasteful and complete. The. view iron this
place 10 uasurpasssd. Terms taey.
No. 2. Frame house south side "a stroee, two
oiles west Of Seedy street price, 1l,Soa Tvs
Airde0ny rsAsaia e uprtaSgs e six pef cent.