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C. 7. NKTCALF. n. 6. CLARK.
METCALF a CLARK.
Physicians and Surgeons; ONCE on. High Street
at the stand formerly occupied By DR.. Har-
mon Jan q '66 1yr+
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b. T. SPELLMAN,

Attorney at Law, and Notury Public. Office
over Trumbul National Bank, Main Street
Warren, Ohio. lApril 26, 1S65.-ly.
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GRocERs,
FREER q SMITH,

Dealers in Groceries and provisions, Wooden
and Stone Ware Market Street. Warren, o.
= Oct. Is.
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ALMON ID. WEBB,

Fire and Life Insurance Agent, Passage Tick
cts sold to and from, and money remitted to
the old country, at the lowest current rates.
Office in Webb's Block. Main Street. Warren
Ohio. January 3, 90.
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s. W. PARK.

y holesale Dealer in Saddlery, Carriage Hard
- ware Trimmings. Saddles. and Manufacturer
Of Harnesses and Trunks. &C.. Warren, o. :
e Feb 3. ,64 -.
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HENRX j. HYDE.

Attornev at Law, has returned TO Warren and
resumed practice. Office in his former rooms
. over Iddings & Morgan's Store, on Market st
Inlr q 1S66-ly. -.
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Fire and Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio
Merchandise and other property insured IN
the best Companies. on favorable terms. L arm
property, Isolated Dwellings, and their fur
nitu-e ins lred for one. three and five years.
Ofice in McCombs 4 Smiths Block.
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So sit !. dreary, desolate.
ILL the slow moving hand of Fate
Shall Tiff me from NV suntren state

Snail lit me from my sunken state,
The dawn has broken, and viii soon ri
pen into perfect day. 3.
Even this timed Thirty-ninth Con-
gress which abdicated leadership and
postponed action until they were Ger
tain sure" what the elections would be.
can now resume their places. Let them
90, back and, thrOaging this chat Of Recon
strstctioR Out of-oae Wiildos5 and SsVindgin7
amendments oatt of the other, impeaeA and
TsBIoUs The HOboerqt of Nesg Orleans and
BaltimOre; demagogue who, but for the.
marvellous courage, rare sagacitY and
craftsmanship of Judge Bond, would
have deluged Baltimore with blood -
We have no words warm and strong
enough itly to express our admiration
for Judge Bond, or our sense of what
the country owes. him for that victory
over executive treasonS ~.
# enough patriots cannotts found to in
peach he The Prssidenk, .lisa let tie true
men of Congress stop H. si.ppliss; refuse to
. t.'ssl rs6els seit1 LAs pE6llo tsnds. This
iViN ekeek corruption -apsd bring he psbIieI
creditor ,0ith his Influence 10 our side. AL
ana, c0sf. t1ks The Goreraxaani fran AZ 80. |
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&. PICK
z. 8. PARKS. a. vKETz.

Dealers IN Fpreign and Domestic DRY Goods,
Crecke-y. Boots, Shoes and Leather, Carpet
ing. Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Ready
Made Clothing. &e.. always cheap for ready
pay at the New York Store. Market Street.
Warren. Ohio. gkl l
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Dealer in Fashiona5le Millinery. Rooms over
Mc0ombs and Smiths Store, Warren. Ohio.
All orders promptly attended to.
Feb 8 "a
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From the Anti-SIavery Standard. Nov. III
The Latest PhIIlipic---Wen-
dell Phillips Program me
for the Euture--A Rasping
Article from the Bitteresf
Pen In America &c
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VOLUME 5p-No. u. 9
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WILLIAM RITEZEL.
PUBLISHER OF
WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
EMPIRE BLOCK, MARKET ST.
PROFESSIONAL
A. e. LYMAN. d. d. S.
WIN. r. sPEAR

All operations in Dentistry made in the best
manner. Office and residence on the Turnpike.
= near A. 6. W. depot. opposite Comp s Elour-
ing Mil, Warren, Ohio. NOV. Z. '6o-ly
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o. L0ttSy INV. D.
Receipts Of cattle 1t the yards continue TO
BE- liberal enough. but comprise grade not
adapted 70 the presens requirements Of the
market. Choice grades of beevss coniiaae
very scarce and would readily find purchasers
u fair prices. The medium grades Of beeves
are in fair supply, and the market rules steady
At unchanged rates. but inferior and common
cattle are 10 large supply. with dull, heavy,
and declining market. We notice sales Of
202 head At prices ranging from So 60 TO s.
per hundred pounds gross. and Of 252 head
BY the head 1t from $40 to $50 per head
1871 Of which we're Texas cattle, and sold at
from $40 TO so per head.
Sheep continue in large supply with scarce
y sny demand except for the best grades Of
young fat sheep and good lambs, to meet the
requirements Of butchers.
Receipts Of hogs continue light, and the
demand is quite limited and local. The
market is unsteady, dull and dropping, With
prices tending downward. Price ranges from
81 874 TO 81 5o.-Reprbliean l0tA.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.
Flour-Tnactive and nominal: sales Of extra II
Gil 75ai7 50; family At $i3 oesf3 50.
Wheat-Dull; sales Of No ] spring At - IS; No
winter at ~ IS.
Corn-In fair demand sales Of No mixed II
S5c; new st Sc.
osss-ls3e lower; saiss Of No : 1t ~; No u
46a47e.
Rye-Se lower; No u 81 n.
Barlsy-Steady; sales Of choice fall At 81 H.
Cottos-Dseiinsd 10; niAdlins nominal; sAles
1t 33a34c.
whisky STEADY sales Of bonded II 34s.
Provisions Dull; closisg Arnsr. saiss Of ssv
mess pork ~ SIS %: old do Il SSl 50.
Bscon-Quist At previous prices.
Bulk Meats--Nominsl
Lard-Stsady; saies IT nsw and old for l3c--
closing 1rin for old.
Green Mests-HeA more Afmly; aaiss of shoul-
dsrs q 7c; sides st les; hams II lie.
Hogs-ln better demand and 35ssoc higher;
sales Of medium avsragss u u %. Receipts,
5000.
Aoney-closs. ExehAns. heavy; 100 diseosns
and par.
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Review sstAe -. Lsals MarAss.
From the Republican Of Nov. le.l


The produce market Vas inactive to-day,
and prices we're very unsettled for most Of the
leading articlea- Flour was unchanged in
price, but there we're few buyers, and the
transactions were not large. Wheat was nm
changed for choice, bu, heavy and lower for
the lower qualities. Corn was 6rmer in con.
sequence Of light receipts, bat the business
done vas light. Oats and barley we're IN
changed Provisions are very unsettled, and
With the light stock on hand prices ere almost
nominal. Hogs are in limited demand, and
the only house purchasing took about 800
head to-day. at prices ranging from ! to 73c
per ID gross. At the close &c per ID was the
highest price paid
Corn-The TALL from the high fgars touched
by corn few days ago was . very natural
one. By many the present prices are deem
ed altogether toohigh. LAstyear' corn crop
was both very large and very good one.
The old stock is far from being exhausted.
There is still in Illinois an immense quantity,
which will seek market. The present inHa-
ted prices will bringit forward moro rapidly
than lower figures, but even 1t lower figures
there will be no scarcity Of shipments. A
large discount may safely BE- made from the
stories current about . short crop Of corn this
year In. some districts m upseasonable
drought, and in Others unseasonsbls rainsdid
some damage. But IN immense amount was
planted. and 6us drying weather following ON
the rains brought out great deal of the crop
The quality of il 10 not - good - in some
years, bat the quantity i very large. In the
wooded parts OF the country m unusually rich
mast will save large amounts OF corn, which
would othsrvise ksve beea used for fatlsAiag
purposes. Upon tho whsle, there i no cc>
eAs1Ou 70 indulge in any outc1y Of deaTsh OF
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Chicago PrevisAeA Mashst.

NhiCAoVr N0ts ~.
The anticipated decline in the boz md est.
tie market has been daily and sseadily pro-
crossing during the past week. PAcke1 seem
TO realize the inevitable neceasity Of still
lower prices before they can feel any security
have been no accessions to those previously
II work. The demand for soms early mess
and also for the lumber and mining districts
having been pretty we'll satisfied, there 10
much difficulty in dispesins n products, and
packers, consequently, continue business with
growing timidity The weather FOR the past
few days, thoash exesllenj for curing, has
been such - to deter any new packers from
commencing operations. The days have
been clear and temperate, while at night the
ranges 81 the Thermometer has been from IS
% 20 degrees The qualify ofths hogs aow ~
irving, - compared with those being received
two weeks since, shows 4 marked detsriosS>
ton. This would show thai the high Price
ruling for corn Is having its eifsct on The fas-
mers, Who are sending Their hoes 70 market
msch earlier tAaa was aat1cipated. Bates
operators realize that sxcsbt q msch lower
prices they can hops Tor no tcFeign dsmaad.
and that the stock Of psodnee q ths clsss ii
sumption on this country alone, they sssm
disposed 70 insist thai priced shall con
down toe point wasrnntiae[ exDoetaaiou. IA
decline Of / Ga gross trca ~ peicss nsw
ruling, . healthy export demand uouid Gnlas.
and The prospects would beco1o mach
brighter for IL ees1csrne4. IL asDunsd
vsine Of bog the pasa two yean has hsen
entirely 6ctisic1a, faet a vtieh naJ Esss
bsen nads paiafufy awaEs. Fasnsia have
hssa sesishiae sAs9essset q ee1psass 81
~ pockeu, md 81 ID tire ~ htaae -
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"A rev md dansercus eoanterfeit Of Uni

"A new and dangerous counterfeit Of United
States Legal Tender notes Of tbs dissemination Of
80 nsde ito aspsara.ee = The Treasury Depart
ment. Washington, ON Monday, and vss pronoun-
ced BY Geasrsi spiaser. Unitsd sta4es Treasurer,
70 be one Of she most skilfnIiy executed eser
brought to his sotiee. The spurious note wpa de-
tectsd BY the vigsssss Of Gen. AIsx'r Hauiitoa,
aut Secretary Of the United States Trsasury,
which, inspection, vas found,te have bsss split
from 81 Treasury note. and neatly pasted on
the counterfeit $50. The engraving Of the other
portions Of the note 10 cIsvssiy initiated, 80 can
only bs distisguishsd from tho ssasins by the
closest inspection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

0UNDRIRD. IN
BUrssR.-Not % arm. Price Zee psv b.
HeGs--Priss paid to-day wss - y 80. i
soasaus-New from IS 70 So pr gAl., II -
naad. according to quality.
PosAsoss- Cksiss lots aal ssaly ais - -
y 10 y bashsl.
CnicKtss-In activs demand Fer yosag = -
70 - 50; old = - PER dessa.
HoHsY-fa bsxss, - 70 ~ pr n.
LARD-Fssm II to lsc.
0sssn ArpLss-Trou ~ e u 10 pr bss, -
sording 70 quality.
0sIoRs--7o 70 So PSF bsshsi.
TsaHrps-Rrom 80 70 80 PER b.sh.
DssswAx-se to s3s Per b.
BAcox-Clea. sidss 20 10 9le; Shoulders, searss.
in demand u lse per ID; Sugar Cured hass
$50 y ID.
TALLow-In coal oil bbls, Zoe; do lsoss D.
psrh.
RAss-4 to lic per ID.
wooL-Tub washed 45e.; Assss d Sns ~;
snvasbsd. Of.
nBss -asssa. u; do sa,lsd, - esss ~ saiss,
lss dry list lee do ss,ss1 llss danagsd
and srubby OF; pslts $50 % Is.
RsA.asaa-Live gsess feathers Co.,
BsAs--Ia demand 1t ssoper lss lbs.
% to $40 Per ton; Prairie u %.
wooD-4s % - 81 % per cord. sessrdisg " quai-
".
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81. Lous, Nov 10.
Tobscee-Duli and prices unchanged.
Flour Declining; super ~ 5o@le 50; Xxx
81 75@l3 90; xxx 4l4 oo@l6 %; small
sales.
Wheat-very dull ut - 7ea3 IS for fall.
Cerp-Steady bat inactive 1t ~ coal e5.
OAts-Duii ~ 5oAS1c.
Rye-Steady ut 81 e5al Is.
BArley-Inactive It 70A&l 10 for spring, and
81 4ea IS for fall.
Provisions-Prims pork ~ -; mess pork ISL
rs.
Baeon-Dull.
Lard-Eo sales.
whisty-Steady st - 81.
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A desperate encounter occurred last Satur
day night on board the steamer HAvkeye
State, then lying at our landing, between :
number of white and negro deck hands.
Knives and clubs we're freely used. Several
were so badly injured in the melee that It il
thought they cannot recover. We endeavored
to ascertain the origin of the 6ght, but were
unable to do So
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ArcrIoS.-Howe 4 Tyler will sell on Fri.
day morning, Nov. 18th, at 10 o'clock, at the
residence of Mr.. R. vogsl, on Concert, be.
tween Second and Third streets, his en-.
tire Furniture, consisting of the usual
variety of parlor, dining room, chamber and
kitchen furniture, carpets, &C., &c. At
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PARTY Of Indians. Of the Winnebago
tribe. landed at our wharf yesterday morning,
on the steamer Pine Bluff. and started through
the city asking aims. They are from the
vicinity Of Prairie du Chen, and are bound
for some point south Of this They number
nine "braves,' ten squaws, and six papooses
oil making slovenly and uninviting appear
anca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

GooDs for men and boys wear 1t old gold
prices. Great slaughter Of Cassimeres. Cas-
simeres that sold last season st - so per
yard We nov offer at 81 50 and Is 90; IS so
Cassimeres Tor 81 rs per yard. Good oil
Wool Cassimeres for 81 so per yard. Go to
Bosswick B Co. and get bargains that will do
you good. (novll-2t&fri)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

Ma. s. SEiBERr, at his handsome cigar
shop in Anderson's new Bank turns out .
bran new "Big Indiana" which 10 tine Of the
best specimens Of the class We have seen,
and is as much superior to tho jabbering,
greasy, filthy animated originals that were
perambulating our streets yesterday, ~ de-
cent civilized man is to . Mexican Greaser,
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THAr LRcruRE.-There should be at least
eight hundred people 1t the lecture tonight.
The Association lost money BY Saxe's lee.
ture. See to it people of Keokuk that such
loss shall not occur again during this lecture
season. Go yourself and get your neighbor
70
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Go TO Bosrv,cK I Co., for the Cheapest
lot Of 6ns Dress Goods ever offered il this
market. French Merino IT IS cents, - good
a. any 81 Is Aerinos in this city Finer
goods - low in proportion.
fpoyll. 2t6thurs)
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ATTENTION YouYo AhERIcA.-The mem
bers of Young America Fire Company No l
are hereby notified to meet at the ball this
evening At o'clock. Business ofimportancs
requires the attendance of every member.
BY order Of ]. A. SAxuKls, President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

RON the nev OH chtpptng List.
The manufssturiss interests Of this eouu.rv
haze lately received vssd<s6al inpstss, which
10 all H. uore gratifying b<eauss thar Growth L
confined 70 20 pasticsisx esctioa. VI r..,.tl,
sommssssd. brssay, uses IL uulti,,Seifv q go.
ton factories spsneins iats /. The south
and aanost every nail bring us sAdition.l r..
counts Of projected new satsrprisss. Il il not
di1keult to zee that the time il not far dis,ant
when the eoarser fabric. Ok cottop ana Of Wool
ties to render that seesicn nearly self sustapius.
The West, too. has takes steps for the establish
ment Of manufacturing isdssfry On : srand .c.I.
and avows her in,sntion 70 free herself from a.
PsoAsses uPes tie Eas1, = far = regards ths
leading fabrics VI cotton and u wool The Paci-
&c states nAtisg raid stridss in the prodoc-
ton Of WOODEN goods. fhe Nsv England States,
New York, New jersey, aad Pssnsyivssis, have.
within the last thres Of four years. addsd Hundreds
Of thousands Of spindIee apa shrss3ee 10 those
previously 10 opsrasioa. Thss The Whole system
Of domestic industry has been, ssd 4 being. ex-
banded, and an identity Of intsrsst established.
which must, in time Be- prsdsctivs Of he best re-
that the Investment u eapitAl il nauufacsuring
establishments, North, eoath, East sad West,
Mil hs fer the good Of NJ whole eosntry. III
would have been fer bettar II, long aso. those see
tions Of the country which wers wont TO declaim
most loudiy because OF The pfosperity Of Nsw
England, had adopted tie sane truly American
teeas Of growtA, SD thss STARED 10 sucA eerioh !.
neus, inst.ad OF trying to di.cournxe. II NOT de.
stroy, tho sy.,em.
Tho chespness Of labor and Of csDitsl il Eax-
Ind has enabled her hitAsrto 10 oootroI M Mans
factarng enterprises Of other sssatriss She could
import cottos soel snA other raw material for her
fnctories, and foed for ~ operatives. and BY rsa
son Of the Io~ wAgss sfiassr. could kesp ths price
Of manufsevsrsd Tocls shenper thas thsy could
!. .r..a.l -h..s...1t~f ..s---~.~xt..k a..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

ALL medical students should 60 and zee the
new stock Of medical books for sale and Just
received BY EO. S. CAnrEa / Co., before buy.
ing elsewhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

THs ministers Of Ill the city churches are
requested TO meet ct the Westminster
Church, tn, between Main 1 Blondsau, this
TUESDAY morning, At 81 o'clock.
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(novllIt)

THs Law ofics Of Rankin ! NeCrasy has
been removed 70 the rooms over The new
banking house Of Geo. G. Andsssou 3 Co.,
Main street, between Third and FoartA.
noy1O>2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

Posr OrvrcR CnAHcE.-Of goes the he'd
Of our friend Hugel, Postmaster n Fors Mad
ison. William C. Hershbsrgsr succeeds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

L. DAASS1 LEVINE 0AdoSt
from various British and American papers
these notices. The London Tissss says:
" Barnum's capital stories were rendered
infinitely amusing to sll who heard them BY
the humor with which they are tdld. Mr.
Barnum has 1t command fund of dry humor
that convuIses everybody with laughter, while
he himself remains perfectly serious. A 30
norous voice, and an admirably clear delivery
complete his qualifications ~ lecturer. We
are bound to admit tina. Mr.. Bamum is one
of the most entertaining lecturers that ever
addrs ssed an audience.
& Mr.. Barnum last night repeated his en-
ter;aiament at St. James Hall to . very
crowded audience, who entered very heartily
into the mass Of American jokes, which ex-
cited much applause. The hour named for
commencing was eight O'Clock, but though
We reached the hall quarter before that hour
we could not obtain seat where it was pos
siblc to see or hear we'll. "-Aorring Herald
- Every corner Of the hall Vas filled With
fashionable company. The whole lecture,
which Was rather . long one, vas most atten-
lively listened to, and frequently spplAuded.
The stories went of famously, and his shrewd
common sense remarks which ran in Q pleas.
ant coiloquial current all through. appeared
to make satisfactory impression on the au-
dience. Daily Ners.
Large ~ was Mr.. Reecher's audience .
fortnight ago, Barnum's outuumbered him by
at least Eve hundred. We must confess that
We never listened to . lecture which gave
more extraordinary satisfaction and delight
The precepts and experiences of the great
Snowman" a. given with perfect frAnkness
and rcllicking good hamor, are Of great prac-
tical value, especially to young men and vo-
mon A evarv an % egtsOu - lila - II v,th
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he following important notice 70 Goveyn-
msot dspositasies: "Ail resssicsioss hs,sto-
fore directed BY this oAIcs - d the payment
Of checks or drafts drawn by paymastsrs ia
settlement Of bounty and other duties Of dis
charged military claimants tre hereby re-
voked. Payers in the futute will consider
such checks ~ subject to no special eoodi-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

Jusr received . choice lot Of Lace Collars,
very cheap, 1t Bosrwlck 4 Co.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

No veil regulated household should BE-
without the Eclectic Cleanser, y ~ il il in
valaablsfor il cleansing properties making
the usual household drudgety nothing but
sport
Sold BY all druggists and grosers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

NEw LIES o. PRicRs.-For the greatest
bargains IN new. choice Dress Goods, WOOL
len Goods, Cassimsres, Jeans, huslins, &c.,
&C., Go 70 BosrwlcK Co.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

OFFICE MERCHANT UHloS ExrREss,
KEoKuK, Nov. Is. 1858.
This company il now prepared to receive
freight and money for, and make collections
Ut, all points on the Des Noines Valley, and
Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant end Muscaains rail.
roads. A. ]. CUNNINGHAM, AGENT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-13

Msasxs. Sxrra HAxlLL 1 Co., J. n. ShRL-
IrY and the firms in that block have been
ornamenting the exterior Of their houses
with fresh coat Of paint. It makes . very
attractive Improvement.