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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24


THE REcIPRocITY TREATY.-The President
has approved the joint resolution charging
the President with the communication Of d
notice to the Government of Great Britain
Of the wish Of the United States to terminate
the reciprocity treaty Of June, 1854, as fol.
lows:
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the termiDa
ton OF the reciprocity treaty Of fifth June,
eighteen hundred and ffty-four, between
the United States and Great Britain.
Whereas it is provided in the reciprocity
treaty concluded at Washington, the fifth Of
June, eighteen hundred and fifty.four be.
tween the United States of the one part, and
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland of the other part, that this treaty
shall remain in force for ten years from the
date at which it may come into operation.
and farther until the expiration Of twelve
months after either Of the high contracting
parties shall give notice to the other of its
wish to terminate the same !" and whereas il
appears, by proclamation of the President
Of the United States, bearing date sixteenth
March, eighteen hundred and iifty-fiye, that
the treaty came into operation on that day /;
and whereas, further, it is no longer for the
interests Of the United States 10 continue
the same in force: Therefore,
Resolved by the Senate aud House OF
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That notice
be given Of the termination Of the recip-
rocity treaty, according to the provision
therein contained for the termination of tbe
same and the President the United states
is hereby charged with the Communication
Of such notice 10 the government Of The
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
Ireland Approved January Is, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24

INAUGURATION OF THE PRESIDENT
The Franklin Hose Company, of Phila-
delpha, will visit Washington on the oc-
casion of the Inauguration of President
Lincoln. They will parade about one
hundred men.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
WILNisGroH, Del.

77F'7'91'J -17FI NWVI
hereby certify that 1t. jams Lewis has
never approaehc me concerning the puschase
or 'elcns Of my pond, or the character Of the
peeI e who use ii aud | would also state that
he has neser hecn cn the pond. aud oil state
nenis io the contrary are unau.horz,d by me.
Jan. 2I-2.s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24

sAvn YouR MosRr.-Remember the Delaware
wing Bank is located a.tne sllice of William
M ;Caulley, Esq, No. COG Market street, Wi
nington, Del, and is opened every day to re-.
eeive deposits All amounts received from one
uo'isr upwards and i've per cent interest paid
WM. MCCAULLEr, President.
JJug T. lUTH. See'v.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN

Published for the benefit and as a warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Das,v q
Manhood, etc supplying at tha same iltne E
TUE MEANS OF SELF CURE
ny one no has ed himself alter belug put 10 vra.t OF
pense snd Injury through medical hunblg and duseisrT
ny enclosing post paid addressed envelope. slpris
eopies may be had u iia G1thJr ~ s'
dsSs sm Ph,lsaalI,hLIssq hLIsqg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
Ladies' Furs,

nj, fatshasers NAV RELY upoa getlius the hsst Fnrs A
CHARLES oAkFoRb soNs, Continental liot,i Thla
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
IN Tue COURT OF cHANCHRY OF rHB sTATE o.
DELAWAhE IN AND FoR NEW CASTLE COUNTY
Uhah NorerOss
In Partition

ueorse Brewer aud Edward Brewer
Agrssaby 10 an order Of the Chancellor mad. O., h
atovs caose, at the September sm, 1904 notice h ersk
given to all persons having any lieu upon The ntersst IA
estate Of Urinh NoIeroa, 0s0rgs Bfswer and Edvs,a
Brewer or either Of them In the lands aud tsnsusnt 4
the said proceedings mentioned to de pstItIoH ,en,
forth the amount and nature Of the same In ths AZ
the Register In ChaneOry for New Castle County tsn DIV
before the third Monday Ia februy next aud to spps
and prove the sad lien at the ensuing of the Voa
Of the ie m GEORGE H RODNEY, Trustss A.
January l,h 1885 --lsq 0 llll leb 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
T.adies' Furs.

Purchasers may rely upoa g-tins the hest fuTs at
CHARLES oAkf0RD SONS, Continental Hotel, Phlla
delphA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24

THANKS TO BRAVE OEFIcER.-A few days
ago, Congress in its recognition of the SER
vices Of the brave men who are periling their
lives in defence of the old flag, passed the
following resolution of thanks TO the gallant
SHERMAN and his tried veterans who accom-.
panied him 10 his triumphal march through
Georgia. 1t is a just tribute to patriotism
aud valor -
JOINT RESOLUTION rendering the thanks of
the People and Of Congress to Major Cen
eral William 4. Sherman, and the officers
and soldiers Of his command for their gal
liant conduct in the late brilliant movement
through Georgia.
BE it resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
thanks OF the People and of the Congress of
the United States are due and are hereby
rendered to Major General William II.
Sherman, and through him to the officers
and men under his command, for their gal.
lantry and good conduct in their late cam
paign from Chattanooga to Atlanta, and the
tFiumphal march thence through Georgia to
Savannah, terminating in the capture and
occupation Of that city and that the Presi.
dent cause copy Of this Joint Resolution
TO be engrossed and forwarded TO Major
General Sherman. Approved, Jan. 10, 1865.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24

IN TUE COURT OF CHANCBRY OF TIIR STAT az
DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEM CASTLE COUNTY
John Randall p and vifs eomplauants i
In p..,l,,..
earah Ann Erwin and others respondents -
Agreeahy 10 az order Of the Cnanesllor mad. ia H.
atofe cause, AZ the september term A. D. isot noe, \
hereby given to all persons having any lien upon ~
tsTsst OF estate Of John RaadAl D., Lstitia M Rs AN
sarah A M Erwin, Dr.. Walter Williamson, and NJ
Matilda Williamson or either of them 10 the lands ~
tsnenenta la the said proceedings nsntonsd 10 aa N.
ltiou, settling forth the amount sad nature Of ths -
Ia the ohlee " the Register la Chaseery Tor New CAM
County, ten days before the third Monday Ia FslrnSs
nex and TO appear aud prove said lien al the ensns
term OF the Court Of chAneery before tho rising of ~
Court on the third day OF the term. @'
GEORGE y. RODNEY, Truss,
January eth, 1865 Jan tan feb 40 -'-''''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24

Farm for Rent.
HOTEL and Farm of y acres, for rsnt near Villain,
II ton. Apply 10 W. BcCAULLEY 4 Co
Jams COZ MARKET Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
GentIemen,s IHais.
USE OF THE ARMS IN WALKING

an the latest styles at CHARLES oAKP0Rp & s0Ns
Continental Hotel, PhiAdephiA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
LadIes' and CI,IIdren.. ETo,,

L,tst 'iyiss At CHARLES UAKpogD : suns. Cont.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
IN TIE COURT OF CuANoHRY oP Tav sr.r.----.
DEL! DsiLAWAkE IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY
D.,,, NJ r4. In Partition

Agtseably to an order OF the Chanssllor. ,o.a.t
above cause u the September lerni a. b 1884 ls ~ 9s
hereby given 10 all psrsoua having any sh mn yues
terest eltass Of Israel Townsend and David W W. IA
or either OF them, 10 the landa aud tsnsnsns H.
proceedings meuticneds TO file pstillon ,en a AZ ~
nature I'D amount Of The IN the odBee o1 ~ ne
ter 10 Chaaeery, for New Castle County len i ss
the third Monday Ia february next apd ii oeois
prove the said lieu liens at the ensuing f az
Court Of claurery before tbs rsoq of IN ra y tns
third day ofths term GRO n pSHMtseen y1st On ths
January 4tb, 1919. nNht,
Jtn stu fob 10 Nus'ss'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
Ladies, ana CI,iIureus ITa,,

nta. Hotel, fhiladei 9hia V'A'
hEBEh PRIsoNERs.-EigLt rebel officers
who have been confined al Fort Delavora
for sometime past, reached tbis civ on
Friday evening last on their way 10 Fortross
Monroe, 10 be exchanged. They were con
fined in the guard-house until Saturday
morning, when they continued their iourney,
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MEDICINES.

r -CANCERS-CANCERS - CAN
~ core can nov he radically ekteurinsted and a
cure effected without the nee of the kniic Th,
recipe w. obtAiuei Al great eIpense nom an old
Indian chief Tor further part lular, inquire 30
Hudson II, 4ih door heoE King a. 821
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MARINE NEWS.


GLAND.
Norfolk and Richmond: sea tSuI, Baltimore: iran.
COMA Portland; sAyor, Boston; Geo Washington, n
Orlesns honterey, do, Constitution savannah STAR
lRht Chsreeton; Creole, Norfolk and Richmond
Gibson- Oe"Tfetovn, ID G; Artisan, Baltimore.
sBIPe-Forest Eagle, Bsltim'e Enersis, Bremen.
BABKs-Antelope, St Croi1. b simpson, fhilsd.
briggs Startled Fswn, Kinsstou, Jam; Dragon.
Galveston; Florence, Demsrars Hunter, Gov Bly.
Anns ID jordan, do, Crosby, no, John Richards.
81 john H. Gooohue, Linean Julfn ~ Hall
lar; Cofhl, Bridgeport; Nebraska Philadelphia.
sCHoOSERs--A Doane, Linsan; Alice scrsnton,
HsrtfoTd Ellen Louisa Nov Haven; Eta Gsyost on;
Althes. Richmond; W Turner, Potonbutr; In ion,
Beaufort; Gen DARBY, Wilmington, G; w wall zee,
Esg HaTbor Nay, Phila; ke6hain, Provide nee.
sTYAusHIPs-S evsda, ssvanssh: Memphis, An.
nspois, via Point Comfort Columbia, Tia vanA
sHfPs-Rlo GrAnds, Cardiff; Camoeas, Hsssnt.
Avon, Havsns Egment, shsnshae.
BARks-Ionau. Hamburg; winslor. Gov Bay;
Arthur, ~ 81 Pensacola.
BRfGs -Grsoo worthinr,on, Ninititlsn; o'r No
lie. scio, Coz BAY: sarah tlnsg. Cos ~ y, e 4.
Frederick. Annoy Star Of Earth, Mobile 4 Edee,t
Cicniuetos; Luis., Havana; sarnh PotfrA Mobile:
Gen TayIor, Providence; Aid iBvanE A tlardery,
Nevbern. fifn. Gace Raw; l. "A JOHNSON, 2 art Nod.
way g. ~ press, 81 Jago.
sCHoONERs-Fleetvoo God, Bsltinors Nm Flint,
Cow Bsv: Hudson, fhzsNethpOrt for New bury port;
Hssey, Albany for Nee London; fon ct Home,
Homrstead Harbor for 'hGDy;.I Bent, { Houyfcid;
Treasure, Providence, Harriet 81 AndTsvs, h,
Gertrude, BOckland.
BELow--Bris Flight, from 81 DOMINIC.
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s,n n Mr.. Ins, B,dsr, also living q n Lsurens
street charged he prisoner With stealing $40 vsrth
81 Undertaking.
Roboed IN q ssioor.--Ausust Bsrtlstt, his viie,
Joanna, propsstoress, and Henrietta Wceser, wsnet
Of the LAGER beer saloon 1te Canal street, vefe or.
rested Yesterday % essine q s.esins tsSs .,os,
ard I'd avenue. On Monday night Cook vDltod the
saloon, snd whiie there exposed q large snount o.
the house the above sum vas distracted By some
bod v o. hfs pd~a ssioD.
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others apply vainly W drugg~ts and doctors, Who
apply remedies which make them -or.e. would
not wish IN Wser anything That would do inustice TO
NAV bi produced from excessive exhaustion Of the
pow is Of life by labotious en- pioymenL INV hole
when reviewing the Of these Distressing com.
plants II Ia most painful to contemplate the Ct'eud-
ant evils consequent upon them II is but simple
Justice to the subject 70 onuners few Of the mary
additional causes which go lsrreU Affect the life,
~, and which, consequently, affect, more or les.
directly, the welfare Of the entire human family
marriage, causs. tho wear, that nature Designed Tor
eorporesl development 10 DO wasted and rcrv rted
school and sSPecisly In the SnLe.ltHy esc.o@e1,
Of The hall room. Thus, with the body half clothed
in nidnieht revel The hours desered by ngture Tor
sleep and rest the work OF destruction Is hall sccom-
Ia consequence Of this early strain upon her ave-
tenn, unnecesary effort Il required by tho delicate
yo,ary 10 retain her situation 10 school. at later
day, thus aRgrsvsting the evil. When excite
meat y over, andher in prospective kesrs the mind
norbidly sens'iye 70 impression while .he nos con
bidding the exercise Indispensable to the attainment
and retention q on'anc heath ADD stesrth the
tuIe the complete prostration produced by
excessive eaneins must Of necessity produce
n.rfi.ec cay, he siim.I of misery, and
lees OF the plain dictate, aud IemonrtiEnCc Of her
| delicate nature, becomes uHvillinr subject NJ
medical treatment; 1hi- 70 In, truthful picture Of
| III uHc / us WE ,S'1r pisr Tti''"'
!, mo-o stroaSthsninr t, az, ~ tho -, ,icr. ~,
Bart or Lon insnftei .,S.g .nd p n,.n, VI
DAT Ei oV EX H' .9f RG Gb Pleasant
| hs,Ing ece,Hsn me cndor,ement Of the most
| fN"NiNGNi ihi siI.AANS IN lhh UNIFIED
| a. Nos. e., 40 .,,li.soi, y 80 70, a., -
" NV tunIeu W sillcttu numanl'y A. celnn cure
10. "a. lo,,os ~ u,,eass anu Sup0m~ nom what
General Debility,
| Mental .nd Phv.e,l Depression,
lmbecili,y,
| Determination Of Blood 10 the Head.
Confused Ideas,
| HyEefiA
| General lrriubillty,
| kaiuessnts and t.eeple"ner az highi,i
| Los Of AppstiIe,
| Dyspepsis,
hHi-s.ic g,,.
Disp,saniz.,ion or P.r.Iv.,,
| p,IpitAtinn of the JJs.r,'
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A WIDOW pLmsl Goggin, living near Schulz,
County Of Cork, Ire,nd, WAS s,rsngod IN very
peculiar usnrer recently. Sbo bad gathered
quantity Of woe.,s 10 mSke manur-. and, aftor I'LL
ing her basket, rssIeC IL the ditch, putting the
strap OF Il s-ound her neck, preparatory 10 carry
ing is on her back. The basket overturned sudden
", the strap twisting round her neck, she WAS al
most choked imme,liGIoiy.
IErrza from Nantucket, Mass, says 'tks
grass grows on tho MIDDLE OF the streets thSt once
echoed to the busy feet Of trade Vast edh.ces-
sperm csnde man ufsctories, oil cellars ship chan
dlsrs' stores--sre a. sndoned to the mercy Of tue
elements. whole blocks aud rows Of buildings
are deserted. a desolsiion hardly less sinister
than that Of Pompsi, hangs over tho place. Il
seems as II the SOU that tenanted IL had taken
i,s hight, leaving only . poor mockery Of life be-
hiudit Its population has dwindled down 10 one
hal II is former number Nearly oil its young
men seek their fortune in more promising heds Of
en.erpase"
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Too Late for Classification.
- RATAAs.

sWIFT-On Aus 3Oth. after /. short illness. Joseph
Andrew, youngest son OF Janice aud Margaret Svif,
AGED yearr, months and days,
Friends aud relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, this Thursday
afternoon, At O'Clock, iIOm cor. OF North ID ct.
and nion ave, Wilhnmsburgh Jo
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A WIFE KILLED BY JEALOUS HUSBAND
A young oolored man named Norris flsworth, re-
Gently private In the IAN Rhode Island Infantry,
deliberately ,hot hs vfe through the head, by
means OF pistol, at Newark, Monday night, caus
inF amost instant death. The young couple had been
married but hltls over year. and since spring had
been separated. the husbrnd believing that lie had
Just cause to suspect the consistency Of his wife lie
states that on MOndsy siehi he found man in the
house With his wife, tn. person with whom ho
hal seen his wife in company previous occasions.
He also declares that he had no Intention Of taking
hcid hut that she raiscd up suddenly, and received
the ball In her brain.
ESCAPE FROM JAiL.-On TUESDAY evening,
a young man named Hurh Csffrev, avatine trial fcr
assault and battery, escaped from the COUNTY Jsi
II IL ALLEGED thht the turnkey ~. conducting The
pisoner to n cell, whsn be elipp RON him aud Tau
out Of the door, which had been left open
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
N AGENCY. -hESSRs. MI M CO., Publish
ers oftho scientific American" continue TO act
Attorneys Tor securing Patents for nev Inventions In
this and all foreign ccuntree.
hessrp MUM 4 CO. have had seventeen years
experience In collecting patents and have selsl
Attorneys for more than YUO'n Inventors.
Pamphlets containing tho Patent Laws and other
portnt information to inventors, furnished free,
Con,ult.tiOn and advice free. Addrs.
81 Park Row, New York. or cor OF y nd III sta.
Washington, ID. L. ---- 4l2
DooNF-BoONE-B oONE-GREAT Treat
ID Tor the TsetotaIlerr. Don't forge, Profssso.
DANL. BOONE. Don't forget the celeb eted BOONE
family, tonight, cor OF Van worst snc fork ~ jar
tey City, Tickets "a CITE, Commence ~ > 300
NOR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND
Il 6rtun. Of a grocery and variety store d0ina
3 good buAiness, at 1873 First ave To be sod this
dAy COS
OLp TYPE METAL wANTED-APPLY AT
Othe sun Office. 4iS
| DARTNERSHIP-THE PUBLIC ARE
| L hereby informed thst the partne hip ereto.
forc known q, GEORGE Ii, TUFTS 4 co OF as
| TUFTs a THOMSON, bs, heep this day dissolved
| GEORGE III. TUFTS. WILLIAM THOMSON
The mAchinist business will be earned on a. hele
fore, At noe 344 and $40 West 24th ct, New lorf hy
| NE George II. TUfTs - SlS
WANTED - COLORED COOK, CHAM
wv bennald and lsundIes. city reisr,nee required,
90 We.l 10Th ". ?0i
OLD STEREOTYPE PLATES WANID--
OArnly - 4AiO afhns rs
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CRANDMOTHER'S CORN KILLER, A
~ permanent euro for corp', bunions and warts.
For sale by all dfusziss Price tsv cents PEI bottle.
ton l. $40
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Nt~ Noss, aus 5lth 1876.
fArA kAIIRoAn ACCmENT. - Charles
boleheI, II ycafs q ..e, vine esmng tro Al dam.
NY anelnH on tte 20 Ave X X, fell under the front
wheSls, by which he was cruahsd III. vas Tenove1
" TIE Radiance ~ biz PATens, No as, Vast 64th
'res' UAsrs 40 inauett ELL be Leld.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody the
full strength of the Ingredients of which they
are named. They are left to the inspection
of all. A ready and conclusive test of their
properties will be comparison with those
set forth in the United States Dispensatory.
These remedies are prepared by 81. t. Helm
bold, a druggist of sixteen years experience
in this city, and we believe them to be relia-
BILE; in fact, we have never known an article
lacking merit to meet with permanent sue
cess, and Mr.. Helmbold's success is entirely
prima facie evidence. His Drug and Chemi-
cal Warehouse, in the city of New York, is
try, and we would advise our readers, when
visiting that city, to give him a call, and
Judge for themselves. f-sc.s q -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
Fate. Of AdvertisinE:

One hundred words viii he counted IS
acr4rs Of solid matter: over lO0 words viii
b. csnn;ei "a two s1uar,E; over 200 words
- three square,. etc. cie.
Legal advertisements inserted at The rates
prescribed BY Siatutr.
Loaded or displayed advertisements VIII be
shared so per cent. above ihe>e Fatcs.
Spectal notices . cents per line for first IN
..I,fcn. ana 10 cents tor each subsequent
insertion.
Transient advertisements .irst be paid Tor
In RlTanca: al others quarterly.
Advertisements moi Otherwise ordered, ri!
b continued until they are ordeFea Out ana
charged accordingly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18

aIsaW ossF ts. g aa'isa
1850 i4a sa8c 3 Uf uT a-
s4 e1aw isHc srs ea4sFsr@ zs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Philadelphia Eve. Bulletin Editorial,

SRFT. Is, 1865.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
At Alliance, Stark County. Ohio,
From MONDAY, May lst, until SATUR-
DAY, May 9th.
At Ashtabula, AshtabuIa 90. Ohio
From MONDAY, May slb, until SAT-
URDAY, May 18th.
AT CLEVELAND.
RuSSeIFS FOrGS8 City HOuSe,
From MONDAY, May 18th, until SAT-
URDAY, May 2Olh.

DIR. g. b. LIGHTHILiL'S first visit to
Ohio was induced by numerous applics-
tions for treatment from parties unable to
visit New York for that purpose, and who
can not be successfully trested except after
8 personal examination. HIS practice has
been so successful that be has repeated his
visits to Cleveland several times. Still he
finds that it is almost IS difficult for some
parties desiring his services, to visit him at
Cleveland, that in compliance with the re-
quests of many citizens, he hiss consented,
before returning to Europe, to visit several
central points in Northern Ohio, making
Cleveland his headquarters, 50 that sn who
desire can consult him.
For the past twelve yesrs DR.. Lighthill
has paid exclusive attention to the treat
ment of deafness and cstsrrh in its vari-
Gus forms. He has practiced in New York,
and other principal Eastern cities, where,
until few months past, he was associated
with his cousin, DR.. E.B. Lighthill, and, to-
gether, they have acquired standing
which has earned for The "Lighthill In
stitute its present great reputation.
mch2 %208dtSWV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
ADMINIsTRAToR's SALE.
DMINISTRATORlS SALE on az

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
"a ESTATE in pursuance Of an order Of tho
Probate Court of CuyAhOga county, o to me d.
rtcted, shall oTer for sale on the premises, IN the
city Of cleveland, On ths 4tn day Of May, 1856 at
O'Clock P. NJ, the FLOWING pieces OF land stu.
attd ia the city of Cleveland, Ouyahoga county
State of Ohio, and described 90 follows:
l. Being part of ten acre lot No 137, aud Is
boul ded follows: ResiDniOg at the southwest
Of st. Oair and Ross street,; Themes north
erly along the west line Cf Ross ste ct half way to
Hamilton street; thence terly parallel with Sc.
Clair street, nfty fee thance Boutherly, parallel
with Ross street, to the southerly line Of St. Clair
street, thence essteTly along St. Clair street, City
feet to the place OF beginning being so feet front
on St. Clair str, ct by about 125 feet dstp.
q Being part OF ssid lot No l37, and being so
feet front north side Of st. Clair street and ex-
tending back half way to Hamilton strett, sbout
l25 feet and being next west of and adjoining the
frst named pi &c.
3. Being part of ten acre iot No. 1873, and bound
ed as fllOws: Beginoing at point on the north
eriy inc o. st CLAIR street, l4O feet eRsterly fIom
the intersection If said nOTthtrly line with the
easteTly line of Ross street; thence poriheTly at
right angles with st. Clair street, half way 70
Hamilton street; thence easteTly, parallel with
st. Ca- street, TIA feet; thence southerly along
north -Ty lire Of Ft Cia.r street, thence westerly
along said northerly line, 774 feet to the place Of
beginning.
/. Piece appraised at s2,2O0.
3, IS zoo
Terms of SALE one third down and balance on
time. L. PRBNTISs,
Admir- of James Proud'oot.
Cleveland, April 3. 1865. nDs:2oe