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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-08

FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-House and Lease, :, JO, cash
from nc Postoaiee; contains moe rooms, besides
bathroom; is supplied with hot ana cold water, ana
gas. Everythipg in excellent conditi9n- 0wReTis
a CO., 81 superior street. maIe-zgL
DOR SALE-ysluable property on Lake street
II cleveland, Ohio Inquire Of X. L. 9
ia superior street. Oleyeland. msrL:zs2
POR sALE,-A desirable residence in East
Il Cleveland, on Spangier Avenue, south Of suPe-
nor street extensionibTee miles from Public square
Substantial brick house with Two wlhgs, hisg0n
wash rooms, bath room, hot and cold water, sc
Three scIss q i1Ra, f bnorT an ~ alnq Pri u Z si Su ea6
Inquire On tha EEaHNE& m3.zs2
EOR S~ALE-pesirable city residence, No III
Il Laks-st., late residence Of Geo, M-slrer Tor
further particulars inquire OF JNO. T. GkASsls
OF on prenlss
EOR SALR-A good river-bottom Farm, situa-
4 ted in the village Of Albion and township OF
Strongsyile. on the Ulevelnnd and Medina plank,
road, thirteen miles from Cleveland. Consists Of l4
acres, 40 OF which is timbered land. Has three or
chArds, and a twO-story frame house situated on an
eminence in the midst Of maple trees and shTubberyi
i q desirable residence. Also, Carriage-hOuse, corn
hauss, barns, &c. II mot sold b the LIST Of April viii
be Ior rent For further Particular inquire on the
premises. or At l69 Pean-st West eide. 1eb2s.20
E0R sALE-Four hve-acre Lots, one eight-Acre
I Lot, two seven-acrs Lots, four miles west Of
Clsyelanaz on the lake shore oeantiialy situated, IN
fruit. Price SEQ per acre Terms o. payment 70 SUIT
purchasers. Inquire Of 3; on the
premises. or address Box ASST city. teb22s2ss
EOR sALE-A fine residence on Prospect street
ID between Perry and Hudson. Plenty Of fruit Of
the finest variety, Lot 7 rods by a. Appy 70 }. l.
&G. L. IEGERS0LL, No. 211 Superior 81. f26:sgl
BLANRRs FOR sALE.-Eor sale two surface
PlanerS: ona Ball a Co s Planer 6nd Watcher;
one Power Hub Mortice Machine. ANDREW
Parker, LAG Seneca st. te6ls
EOR SALE OK EXCHANGE-A lot 40 feet
II front on Case Avenue, for which will take IN
mart pay q good horse and spring wakOn, OF double
seated buggy. Apply 1t 250 Superior ST. D.
BECK. Janl3.klO
EOR 81 LIZ CHEAP-Ons Secondhand Boiler
il in frFt-nate condition. Size, = feet long, ~ in
diameter, two nueE. Inquire Of 1OUhGbONE,
dAssEY 4 Co., 80 Oentre-st. dee29:2s2
EOR SALR-OIL-A fine lot Of Petroleum Burn
4 ing Oh. Ct the Factory Of WI. GUILD, on Cen
trail Way. sepa:h7
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Hides-we quote as follows:
CleYeland lumbar Market.

WEDNESDAY, March 7, 1866.
Dealers report no change in prices, but the mar
ket is firm, and the tendency toward higher figures
quite strong. In the business of the market q
considerable improvement is-noted, and stocks ars
rapidly working down, promising a bare market
at the opening Of navigation. In relation to mat
tiers in the Lumber regions We extract the follow
ing from the Grand Rapids Mich Eagle:
From al. indications from the numerous lumber
regions Of Michigan, the trade for 1866 will be
equal, If it does not exceed, that Of ls645. Ex-
tensive preparations are being made at Muskegon,
White river, Saginaw, Grand Haven and along tho
Grand river. At White river, or rather the village
of Metrs, i've miles from the mouth Of the river,
two new steam saw mills have been erected, and
will be in full blast in the spring. The amount Of
timber gotten out for lumber exceeds that Of any
former year, and everything betokens lively and
prosperous times on the opening Of navigation. At
Saginaw extensive preparations are being made for
the coming season, and the Enterprise says the
general impression there l., that lumber will not
open at higher rates than $40 for culls and s12,C0
for common lumber, and that Tuner dealers Of
that P ace conoeds IL must go higher before the sea-
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0HoAxs IN THE MErRoPoLIs.-0ne by one
of our Ohio soldiers are engaging in peace
full pursuits, and it is subject of remark that
a considerable number are locating in tho
great commercial metropolis of the country.
R. J. Fuller, Esq, of Cleveland, Col. R. B.
Treat, of Ohio, late Chief Commissary on
Major-General schoRsld's staff, Allyn Cox,
ESQ., Of New York, snd Brevet Colonel
Theodore Cox, A. A. G., have recently es-
tablished a banking house at % William
street, New York. Coils. Treat and Cox will
be remembered by many Ohioans, the form
er having enlisted in an Ohio regiment as a
private at the commencement of the war,
subsequently, served as Major in the Sixth
Ohio Cavalry, and finally, by reason of val
liable services, reached the honorable posi-
ton of Chief COmmissary of Subsistence of
the Army of the Ohio; the latter having
filed the responsible station of Assistant
Adjutant General on the staff of his broth
er, Mejor-General ]. D. Cox, our present
Governor. Mr.. A. Cox has had a large ex-
p~erience in New York business. Mr.. Fuller
IS well known here among commercial men.
Colonel Cox was engagedin business in New
York prior to the war, and upon his return
was, with great unanimity, voted a member
of the New York Stock Exchange, a con-
nection which will be of immense advan-
tage to the business of the firm. Altogether,
We know of no more promising house any
where, and take great pleasure in recon-
msnding the firm Of Fuller, Treat & Cox to
the confidence of the business public, and
in ~pronouneing its members gentlemen
worthy o. the most extended confidence.
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Hostefter's stomach Bitters.

HOstefter's Stomach Biffers.
Man wants a ToSIc-no uncommon want
And every year ard month brings forth a new one
Which, after examining the g%azettes with cant,
The age discovers to be not the true one.
OF such as these let their concocters vaUnt,
TIIsing the BITTERS that have credit due won
The worlds great Tonic, which no skill can better
Imean the matches BITTERs o-fHOSTEFTRR.
Doctors were living long before old Galen,
And since, exceeding learned, grave and sage;
But the stomachies they were bound to fail in;
Success came not until this latter age
Now is the era sick folks are made hale in,
And d cad dyspepsia driven from the stage,
Agues remittents, headaches-real head-spIitters-
yani.h like smoke before HOsTETTERs BITTERs
Herbs, barks and roots compose the rare infusion;
No mineral poison mars their juices pure,
And Rye's mild essence hold them in solution.
The taste is pleasant, the effect is sure.
Ee'er have the Bitters yet proved a delusisu;
Try them in time, and health and strength secure
The dragon slayer figures on the label,
And they, like him, to save the weak are able.
$1,000 RcWnrd.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
tion for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. Striok-
tanks MeIliHuous Cough BaIsam. This balsAm
will cure the above complaints, also splitting of
blood and night sweats. One bottle Is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, Whooping cough and primary cases
ofconsumption are cured by DR.. strickland's Mel
lihuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
mfr
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UeyeIand Iron and Nall Market.

WEDNESDAY, March Z, 1860.
Cleveland, Brown & Co, Manufacturer aud
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. % and
81 Merwin street, report prices unchanged, steady,
and firm. There is no essential change In the char
actsr of trade, which continues quiet. An under
standing was arrived at last week between the
Pittsburgh Iron Manufacturers and the employees,
the former Withdrawing their proposition for a re-
duction of wages, and it was arranged that work
should be resumed at the commencement Of the
present week. We learn to-day, however, through
letters received by the aboys-nsmed house, that
the workers have now demanded an advance upon
the wages paid them AT the time Of the suspension,
which is refused by manufacturers, aad the stills
are consequently stil idle, or only partially work.
ing. Advices from the Mahoning Valley report
general Inactivity there, owing TO the continued
strike of the coal miners. We understand the
Cleveland Iron and Nail Company, at this point,
set their Puddlers at work to-day, preparatory 10
a general resumption. We continue previous quo
tations as follows
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WIN. 4. PRESTON.
TT S.. SANITARY COMMISSION.
Army Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.

VIM. Fl. GAYLORD, Agent.
50 ONCE. - Bank street, Room No. rs
Third Floor.
P. o. Drawer 70. J~snls.sO0
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FINANgIAL & COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, March /, 1855.
The local money market continues about
in the condition reported for the past few
days, currency balances keeping close, with
a demand quite up to receipts. Eastern
Exchange has only a moderate inquiry, and
the supply is fair, though there is still very
little making. Rates are steady at the es-
tsblished prices.
In New York financial matters to-day
were without important change. Gold was
steady, with a rather frmer tendency, clos
ing at 133@13S1. Government securities are
steady and firm, but rather quiet.
Foreign advices to February 22d, received
to-day, record a further advance in 5-2O's,
the price closing at cog @69s at Liverpool.
The commercial reports are a little more ia
yorable, Breadstuffs having closed strong,
and Provisions generally firm, with an up
ward tendency on some articles.
The operations in government securities
in this market are fair in coin very little
doing. Prices to-day were steady. E. ].
Farmer a Co., Bankers, quote as follows.
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Compound interest notes are steady and
firm at the following prices: Issue of 1864 /:
Buying at 1903 loo; selling at IO5@IOs.-
Issue of 1866 Buying at 1904 @ lOII selling
at 1OI@1Os.
The Hooking Valley National Bank of
Lancaster, Ohio, by permission of Secretary
MeCulloeh, has reduced its capital from one
hundred thousand to sixty thousand dol
lars. The circulation will be reduced to
ninety per cent. of the proposed diminished
capital. This is the Rrst instance of a na-
tional bank asking for a diminution of cap
ital.
Mr.. Freeman Clark, Comptroller of the
Currency, in a recent letter giving his views
in opposition 10 the Loan bill, says of the
authority now possessed by the Secretary
OF the Treasury for funding:
By the act of June 30, 1864, United States
notes can be converted into compound in
terest notes; and by the act of March g.,
1865, certificates of Indebtedness, compound
interest notes, ) per cent legal-tender notes
and $50 Treasury notes can be converted
into $50 bonds and that portion of the
temporary loan that it is desirable should
be paid can be paid from money now in the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-08
LAKE SUPERIOR A
Commerce on she SauIt Ste. Mary's
Canadian Interesting Exhibit

Ii is universally known that a large trade
has been kept up for several years between
this and other points on the lower lakes
with the Lake Superior region, but the pub
lie have no adequate idea of the proportions
which that constantly growing trade has
already assumed, much less have they been
rapidly impressed with the magnitude
which it is bound, in the future, immediate
and remote, to attain. No port on the
whole chain Of lakes, we dare say, has a
larger interest in that region than has
Cleveland, and We are sure that our COM
mercial public will be glad to see repro
duced from the Detroit Tribune a complete
statement of the freight passing the sault
Canal for the past three years, compiled
from the official reports of the s%uperinten-
dent, c. H. Carleton, Esq, to which the re-
porters of that paper have had access. The
reader should bear in mind, however, thai
the returns 70" 1864 are not strictly reliable,
and fall short of the true amounts in most
r. ,of al Of tho Iaadipo ifama.
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The Superintendent says in his report to
the Governor that the reports made by yes
sells are imperfect, and that the statement
given approximates very nearly to the
actual amounts of the several articles. But
this imperfect list represents a of
more than ten millions in value, while the
trade on the opening of the Canal in 1855
was quite small. Lake Superior will, be-
fore ten years passes, have a yearly trade
of more than twenty millions in value.
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Friday, March 9Th, 1866.
Brick Dwelling House and Lot, Good
Household Furniture, ROekaEay,

AT AUCrI0N.---BY o. CUTTER 4 SON,
On EueIid street, East Cleveland, OPP
Pesite virgins Hotel.
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Mch6;296-stdItwy

Cobb, Andrews & Co. have received A
Noble Life; The War Of the Rebellion. By
H. S. Foot. l vol. l2mo. Price s. so; Sur
~, of Eagles Nest. By John Basten Cook,
author of Virginia Commedians 81 %;
Mind in Nature. By Henry James Clark,
A. B. B. S. Price IS so; Anatomy Physi-
ology and Hygine. By John C.. Draper, NJ.
D., 50 IS; Across the Continent. by Samuel
Bowles. Price 8 90 Social Life Of the
Chinese, by Rev. Justus DoOlittle, 2 vols.
IS 90; Mozart's Letters, by Lady Wallace,
. vols, s. 80; Chastelard, a Tragedy, by
Swinburne, 81 5Oi The ViGarious Sacrifice,
by Bushnell, 50 co.; Wives and Daughters,
by Mrs. Caskin, cloth, 50 90; Wives and
Daughters, by Mrs. Caskill, paper, 81 so
The Bolton Estate, By Anthony -rollops,
| paper, 50 so; Half a Million Of Money, by
Amelia B. Edwards, paper, 50 75;6uy Dew
erell, by J. Sheridan lie Fanu, on paper,
50 so Mildred's Wedding, by Francis Der
rick, paper, so rs; Snow Drifts, by Whit
tier. Price 81 IS Coupon Bonds, by J. T,
TrOwbril ge, paper. so IS. Mareh2Rl2
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DR. LIBBY-HIs CONDITION IN JAIL-HIs
Book AND MEDICAL PRETESsIoNs.-We know
not whether the public have already had a
a surfeit of this man, but we may, perhaps,
be allowed to say that he has not shown in
his brief Imprisonment much nerve or for
titude. Immediately on his conviction he
took to bed in the jail, and the jailor in
forms us that he maintains for the greater
part of the time, the position of a man sick
and utterly cast down. He does not seem
inclined to talk much, but lie broken, OBJ
ieeted and given greatly to weeping. He
does not occupy a cell, but a comfortable
room, and has a guard. 1t is strange, but a
good many females have applied for passes
to visit the Doctor. We suppose, of course,
that they are of hat crowd of fifteen hun
bred patients who are waiting and watch
ing and, no doubt, "dying" y for his pre-
sence, professional services and medicines, "
of whom and their troubles he spoke
in his crisp address to the court just before
receiving sentence.
The Elyria Democrat states that DR..
Libbey published a book of ninety-siX
pages, about the first tf this year, to sdver-
tise the public of his wonderful skill as a
physician. It contains a description of his
remedies, and the various diseases for
which they are applied, with numerous GER
tifcates of his patients in this and other
counties. The Democrat cites a few points,
and closes the. notice by affirming that it is
hard to tell whether the redoubtable Doc
TOR is more to be admired for his scientific
attainments, than for his knowledge of
grammar. We append the choice extract:
The delineation of diseases l consider one
of the most particular points in the prac-
tiee of medicine, and to this one thing,
more than any other, should there be a
change with practitioners.
l claim that man to man is so constructed
that each is, in one sense, q g%slvanic bat
terv. Electricity may pass from one to the
other that will be So tangible that q fine,
sympathetic person can feel the current
passing; when the telegrsphic line is on
the ground the current is broken. When
the conditions and surroundings are not
right and harmonious, the physician or
syupathetie one can detect it, as well as an
operator in a Geographic Office, man being
the finer machine for magnetism and the
Geographic machine the eosrser instrument,
through which magnetism in 8 crude state
passes. ! am one of those sympathetic
persons that can exchange electricity or
magnetism with a subject at any distance.
The first symptoms I experienc are thatthe
pulsations of the heart commences to beat
in unison with the person l am examining;
and I feel Immediately the deranged organs
of the person, as l feel the same derange-
ment myself. Thus I detect symptoms of
disease on any one, and at any distance.
This 1 believe fully upon scientific princi-
ples.
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inaneIa

NEW 1GRK, March Z.
The Commercials money article CONTAINS the
following
The stock market is excited under the culmfna-
tion Of the corner in Erie. The pool has this morn
ing called in the whole of the loaned stock, which
which has compelled a large demand for cash stock
for which A9%i is paid over regular quotations.
The stock can be borrowed snly at A13z per day.
The price closed at s6H. The market il larsely
oveT-old, and the course Of Erie having alarmed
the Bears, there has been a general covering Of
short contracts, producing an advance throughout
the railroad list. Michigan Southern appears at
present to tend towards s cerner.
Governments are firm but only moderately &C
tive. 7-30s are more in demand.
Foreign exchange is nominal, Notwithstanding
the current exports of cotton. The supply of bills
is limited. 1t is supposed that a large amount of
exchange has been drawn in anticipation Of the
current supply of produce bill-, leaving a reduced
amount for covering current drsfts. Leading
drawers quote 60 days sterling at l08%dl0SZ.
Activity in stocks has caused more demand for
money from the street, and the rate on call loans
ia generally 7 per cent with the banks and with .
few exceptions at D per cent The same rate is oh.
tanned by private firms. Lender are indifferent
about lending certa Il stock under clique manage
ment.
Gold is more settled. There is less speculative
activity, the large amount in market since the
Treasury sales having found a more permanent
resting place in the expectation OF a partial up
ward reac ion. There are few sellers and the pre-
MUM is steady at 33Z433%.
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ADMITTED TO Full CTTIzESsHIP.-Alexan-
der Matthaei, Esq, was yesterday qualified
BY the Court of Common Pleas as a full cit
izen of the United States, he having taken
the prescribed oath in open Court. Mr.
Matthaei is a native of Hanover, Germany, q
young man offne qualities and a ~steadybus-
mess gentleman. He has been for some time
connected with the well-known leather es-
adjustment of Messrs. Bratenahl Brothers
of this city, and proposes soon to visit his
native land. The best wishes of many
frienda attend him.
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DR.. C. J. KELLER, Eclectic Physician.
Office hours from IL A. M. to . P. NJ, at the
store Of J. J.. Yogt& Co, 80 South side OF
Monument Square, on week days, and on
Sunday from l to 2P. NJ. Residence East
Cleveland, at the terminus of the street
railroad opposite the Postofice.
marcb I.2IQ
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Nen Ynrh marke1-Mnreh ,

COTTON-ssles at 43@Ac for mid-dling.
FL0uR-lOc lower for common grades, and g0Sa
grades quiet and without decided change.
Sales at 81 l597,7s for extra state; SIS, 2O9s,s5
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, and ss,00dlll,O0 for trade brands,
WnIskr~Dnli,Sa sales at s.. .sd2, 30 for prime.
WHEAT-White common and inferior dun and
dropping.
for eli Milwaulee club SITS for ehoie- new am
Der Milwaukee.
RYT-Salgs at Tie for western.
BARLEI-Heavy.
CORN-Mors steady.
Sales at 76%@59c for sound mixed western Ia
store and delivered; soc for western yellow, and
$50 for southern yellow.
OATs-RatheTm more active.
Sales at 35@43c for unsound western, Including
choice at 47ci SS@57c for sound do.
~PoRK-LOwer.
sales At s26, JO92s,9 80 FOR new mess, closing at
S2d,8zZ cash; SZn,35 for old do; and S2O,25
@2O,5O for prime. Also, 55oj bbls new mess for
March, April and May, sellers option, at s2t,s215
BErr-ssles At sIGoog2O,oo for new plain
moss, and s2o,5012i,O 90 for new extra ness.
BEES HANS-SHles at $50, 75a4O 81.
Cur MEATs-Unchanged Sales at uL6l21oe
for shoulders, and l69lo74e for hams.
Sales at iF54ql5c for Cumberland cut; 1910
Ibc for short ribbed.
DRESSED Hoas-Dul. Sales at l2gI25se for
western, and l219@I3c for city.
LARD-More active. Sales at 16MlSIc.
BurrER-Quiet. Sales at azga5c for ohio. and
45a53c for state.
~OHEEsE-Steady. Sales At l692so.
Rose 4 Prenfiss' Provision Market
Report.
The following are the rates charged By US:
HAMs-Sggsr-c cured premium hams p H.. q
CAHvAssED HAMS " n H..
DRIED BEEF-R
SHOULDERs-Sugar-cured e. b............. IS
BACON-0r Smoked Sides q B...-...-.-- 20
LARD-Prime Leafkettle-rnd'din bbls or tres 15
T" Prime Leaf ettle-rnd'd In kegs z d. 19
PoRK-No. ! mess new 3 bl...--...----.-SZ7 80
" Extra clear . 81 90
HS-No extra charge made for packages OF cart
age to railroad depOts OF boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filled.
ROSE s PRENTISS.
Nos. 1t2. ia and l4s Ontario street.
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OO.PIRTyERSEIP NOTICE.-yoti,
STOVES.
THE AMERICAN
HOT-AIR COOKING STOVE.

THE Utica Evening Telegraph of Sep
l. tember 18th, says Among the articles wor-
thy of note on exhibition at the fair grounds Is the
american HOt-Air Cooking Stove" manufactur-
ed by the we'll known firm 81 Shear. Packard &
Co., Of Albany. We have often heard this stove
spoken OF in terms Of praise. aad on examination
We find IL Possesses many points Of great excel
upon il. This stove WAS awarded the first premium
at our State Fair IA 1852, 1868 and 1864. During
the last spring and snmlner it has been greatly
Improved, and now possesses more good points
than when the premiums were awarded We
would advise all in pursuit Of the very best anti
Gle in this line, and all those dssirous OF seeing the
high style Of PERFECTION attained in this stove, to
examine 1t while on exhibition.
For Sc II. BAILEY & CO.,
fsbl 100 Bank STREET
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n CUTTER & son Will SELL
". at sustion on Friday, March 9Th, on 'he
premises. the fine Brick Dwelling House and Lot
on Euclid street, East cleveland, opposite Wright's
Hotel. The hoase is two story, brick, substantf-
ally built, and in FIRST rate order. The lot COR
tAins - acres, good fruit, stable and buildings,
on the premises, and in good order, very hand
somely and dssirably located on the East Cleveland
Street Railroad Also, the furniture in said
house, consisting OF Mahogany Hair Seat Sofas,
do Parlor and Easy Chat ., Marble Top Centre
Tables, Lounges, Marble Top Dressing Bureaus,
Book Case, bat Rack, Bed Steals, Hair and Straw
MATTRESSES, Oak EKtension Dining Table, Sets
nice Chamber Furniture complete, Lace Cnrtsins,
Nindow Shades, Cornices, Tapestry, Brussels
three ply and Ingram Carpets tneariy new, stair
Carpetn, Oil Cloths, NardTobess Wash Stands,
Dining Room Chairs. Stewards Parlor Stove
(nearly newl, Stewards Cook Stove and furniture,
Chandeliers, Lamps, Crockery, Glass Ware, Kit
chen Utensils, &e., &C. Also, l Wheeler 6Wilsoa
Seq ing Machine. Also, / Carriage (Rockswayl in
good order, : Top Buggy, in good ORDER lOPen
Buggy, TIVE seats, in good ORDER ? sets Harness, /
Saddle, Bride, l Cow. Sale OF Furniture vii com
mencs at looclOck A NJ. House and Lot VIII be
sold at 10 O'Clock A. II. Trims Of Sac on Fur
niture, Buggies, &c: Cash at time Of sale. On
House and Lot. one-half cash at time OF sale-bal-
anee in equal payments In l and 2 years, with in
terrst annually, SECURED by mortgage on the pro-
pertT. mart Zs4