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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-10

A GRAND UNION FAIR is now in progress at
Concert HAIL. one that is as beautiful and sue
cesslul as its object is good. II is held by the
Baptist churches of our city, and all its pro-
ton of Memorial Baptist Chapel under the
auspices of the Church Extension Commission
Concert Hall has rarely contained more bounti-
fuly-spread tables. The articles are beautiful,
and useful for old and for young, while there is
no lack of the presents which santa Claus is
expected to pour into stockings. Then there
are good things to eat, and all manner OF good
opportunities for entertainment, which should
night. The fair commenced yesterday morn
ing, and will run through the week. One of
the commendRble features of this fair is that no
voting schemes or games of chance are allowed
and those attending need have no fears of being
importuned to vote in competitions
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COMPANY D.''-A large and fashionable au-
dience assembled last evening at the armory of
Company ID, 1st Regiment Reserve Brigade, p.
NJ, "Gray Reserves to witness dress parade
and drill. The military movements were exc
cuted with great precision, and reflected credit
on the efficiency of the officers and men of the
corps. The drill was according to "Upton's
Tactics" which have been lately adopted in the
United States army, and, although new to the
members Of the company, proved conclusively
the aptness with which our young men learn
military movements. The presence of ladies
rendered the affair unusually brilliant, and was
an evidence of the interest they take in such
matters. An excellent programme of music
was discoursed by the Satterlee Band, ably led
by Professor Hermann. A repetition OF this
military reunion would give general satisfaction
to the many friends accompany ID, and increase
the military spirit among the young men of
Philadelphia, which is now sadly wanted,
al d, no doubt, our own city would soon be able
10 boast of REGIMENT equal IL not superior. to
the famous New York Seventh. The field
officers of the Gray Reserves were present, and
expressed themselves much pleased with the
drill and the brilliant audience that witnessed it.
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SIDNEY, NEW JERsEY.-F. Humphreys NJ. D.
Dear sire = Your Catarrh Pills cured my wife OF
o catarrh of eighteen months standing. for which she
bad previously taken allopathc medicines in vain.
steem them highly.
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EVENING TUESDAY nEoMBR

Pppss LUB MRETIEa.--A meeting Of the
Press SyIub =, u be held 20 morrow afternoon, at
their roo,nS ohm n. ucDevitt, ESQ. will read
nv, sssS,r ana A. g memorials of the deceased
members. NJ. n ierie. George q; Bower, Jr,
Tohn n Grier ano Ernest o. Wallace, will be
S"H Sead by W. Messrs @ w NJ Fisher, Jr, and Casper
Souder, Jr.
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DIR. T. ]. KISNER.
ECTECTTC MEDICINES.

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
OFFIcE, 3DSr, CENTRE WHEELING, W. VA
DR. x. HAVING SECURED THE SER
~ VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
win attend TO the PREPARATION of med
cines, putting up prescriptions, &C, will ems
bic him to give more attention TO Oul ~
tents, especially TO his many friends in me
country. His medicines are all prepared ID
hisow ONCE, and all delivered 10 his p5-
dents by himself. Dr.. K. treats all diseases
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
lily Is afntcted. He has large number o. ne, new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful In many OF those obstinate cass 2;
Chronic diseases which heretofore have Des1 I
supposed TO be tncurable, among wnich ~ ~,
be named: : Consumption fCrufuia- DS
charges nom the Ear, Ozena- Enlarged OIsnt1J
Cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode ds1t y
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach ComplainHI
Bronchitis and all diseases OF the InIVs'
and Air Passages. Hypertrophy and al o,lI
Spinal Affections, and all diseases Of The Net.
Yous System, is acknowledged by all who
tested II to be the most certain and succSaeiEs
ever known TO the medical profession. UI.h-
has been eminently successful in the 1eat,
mentof all diseases peculiar to women ~
Menstrual Distractions, Painful MenslI ustiU-'
Prolapsus Uten and all Nervous disezlsea ~
which they are subject. a,
BE makes speciality in the treatment :,
AL Chronic Affections of the GenitO llnay
Organs, viz: Catarrh Of Bladder and UTetLIs5
irritable bladder, and Non-retentoH 0L ~
GT 1SSInB ts ~ ST and cnt rnatng sy
phllitic Diseases In all their varied loL IIs
Ghonarrhea, its complications and seq uv .5ss
Spermatorrhea and Impotency, and tlI 49, 49,
tionB consequent upon youthful indtScI e'nni
Also special attention paid to the ITet I6s
OF Fistulas, White Dwelling, Scroi ~
Sores, Varicose Ulcers, DC. Persons amI 49,
particularly with old Troublesome Mp
should lose no time to call on or address y =
RISNER-- Communications containing ~
promptly noticed. ONCE prescription ~. Is ss
medicine cash. For visits in city, 6aine 70 %
other Physicians Once hours, A. n; !" -
Il. P. n. to4 P. NJ, and p. 81. toS NJ
janl6 "'t
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YOUNG MEN

VINO have injured themselves by certsp
pracuce, INDUCED in when alone, a habit fire.
quently learn ed from evil cornpaI,- Cns or az
SchooIl the effects OF which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and, IL not cured renders
and body, should apply Immediately.
what pity that young man, the hopeO
his country, the pride OF his parents should
oe knatcned rom all prospects and enjoy
ments of life by the consequence of deSi.
atns from the path of nature, and induIg-
Ing In certain secret habit. such ;Jersons
mIlEt. hf4fOre.
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. = The
Governor has, during the present
month, made the following appoint
meuts:
L. II. 1harp, OF Philadelphia. Conn
missioner OF Deeds, &c, for the Slate OF
Pennsylvania:
Samuel S. Carpenter, of Cincinnati.
Commissioner OF Deeds, Re, for Ohio:
John :, HollinSshead, of Washington
CITY, Commissioner of Deeds, &c. for
the District OF Columbia;
VIM. b. Hill, OF Baltimore. Commits
missioner OF Deeds, &C., for MaTyIand.
Hon. Joseph ii. Chapline. OF Sheo,
herdstown, Commissioner to rsf,,I,,
the direct tax TO Berkeley and JefTsT-
son counties.
In explanation ofthis last mentioned
appointment, it should be stated that the
Legislature ut its recent session directed
the Governor 20 appoint Commission
er TO rsfund to the citizens of Berkeley
and Jefferson county the sums which
they have paid to the officers Of
the United States who collected the az
rect tax in Virginia, and who made
some collections in those counties as
part of Virginia. 1t will be remem
bered that West Nirginia's proportion
OF the direct tax laid upon Virginia by
the act OF Congress of August, 1861, is TO
De deducted from the sum to be re-
FUNDED to this State by the Government
on account of military expenditures
Inc amount paid by the citizens of
e!Aetey and Jefferson is to be allowed
the State through the 'ConTmiSsio,'Sy
appointed by the Governor 1Tbe,, Tia.
FUNDS have been rccaivel' 49, 80
Z nited States Treasury, NAA 'Hs
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The old Union Hotel, opposite this
office, has finally been demolished.
Nothing remains standing but the sign
post. The brick composing the build
Ing have been carefully piled up for
use in the erection of the new building;
and workinen have been engaged "a day
or two in gathering up and hauling
away therubbish. The lot thus cleared
oil Is one of the best in the city for the
location ola business house, such as Is
to be erected on il.
An old house ia always peopled with
associations, and very often with rats
and mice, and tearing ono down. like
throwing away AN old pair of shoes. is
very reluctantly done. We can't nm
dertRke to say in the present instance
how mary pleasing associations have
been rudely broken up, or how many
rats have been rendered homeless by
the ruthless work of destruction, The
rats will ind other homes, however
and those who were SO long accustomed
to draw their fluid sustenance from the
generous tap ofthe Union, have already
found other fountains of perennial de-
light.
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7 80 NfnO 8aIka q q .
Trustee's Sale.

IN PURSUANCE or ADDED OF TRUST
II from Joseph Elliott TO me, dated March
I'd, 1855. anu duly OF record in Deed Book IS,
folio 4I9, In the Recorder office OF Ohio
county, WestsNa,, shall on SATURDAY,
the 18th day OF April. ls6T. on the premises,
proceed TO sell by Public Auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder, the said JOSEF FL
liotts Interest, -fbetnR the one fourtn) in a
Cert ain tract of,land situate in Ohio county,
ON the waters of Little Wheeling Geek,
eleven miles east Of Wheeling, near the Ma
tional Road, aud adioining lands OF w iliam
G;tston, the helrs OF Thomas Maxwell and
Others, containing one hundred and nifty
acres, more or less, from which, said tract OF
land ,twenty -ti1ree acTes and IS poles, decided
to Minor Gibson and Others Is 70 be tftken.
Selling as trustee 1 shall convey only sucn
title as IS vested in me, which, however, Is
DeIleSed 70 be good. " 10 - :. =
TERhs OF SALE-ST00 with interest from
March 2h, ls65, and costs of sale, cash, and
the balance in equal instruments Of one and
two ears, with interest from day OF SALE
the'puroh aSer giving approved security FOL
the payment OF The deferred instruments.
80 A. q. ROBINSON, Trustee
\ WHEEIING March 10. lSeT-lu1- = .sa
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MARRIAGE

reflect that a Sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote cOnnu-
bal happiness. Indeed, without these the
Journey through life becomes weary pilgri
images the Prospect hourly darSeus 10 the
view, the mind becomes sha EOvPed with de-
pair and nlled with the melancholy refiec.
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
blighted with our own
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DIR. WILLIAM BURT, formerly of the
firm OF Metcalr x Burt, and late of In
dianapolis, Ind, has sold out his bust
ness interest in that city, and returned
to Wheeling, and will again go into
business with Mr.. Joseph A. MetcalE
Wheeling business men always enter
tain IA warm feeling for their old ASSOC
ciates, and now that Mr.. Burt has re-
turned, Ulysses like, from his wander
ings, we are able to assure him OF "a
warm welcome to II place in the BUSH
ness circles OF our city.
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American Life Drops
For the speedy cure of

For the speedy cure Of
ID II II H Il II a
Coughs, Colds, Hoalseness, Sore Throat, Bron.
chitis, Rheumatism, and all kindred
complaints.
nor FIVE YEARS HAS THIS ARTICLE
Z been before the people, and the verdict
returned from every quarter, by the con-
sumerS of tine half million bottles that have
been sold within that time, Is, that
at ALRA6iS CURES"
Read the following, which is only a speci-
men OF the many Letters we are daily receiv.
ing:
"ORRIN SKINNER & Co.-SIRs
standing my general prejudice against pro-
prietary Tor paIenD medicines, was induced
to buy two bottles of the American Life
Drops, through the high recommendation of
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, &C
My son, sixteen years of age, was taken sud-
denly III with Diptheria, and could scarcely
speak or swallow, his breathing was SO bad
the Life Drops before calling physician. By
using the Drops according To direction, he
was soon relieved and the disease entirely
broken up. let n friend suffering with
says the Life drops gave immediate relief
and are the best medicine he ever used, A
family near him, suffering from Colds and
liberated Sore Throat, used some of his, and
my brother, a physician have a part OF min0
and with which he cured n bad case of Dip
iberia He is constrained to acknowledge
that they are valuable.
"Cruly yours, A. B. ELDER
The Life Drops are carefully prepared By
ORRIS SKINNER & CO.,
Sole ProprietOrs, springfield, Mass,
And sold by all Druggists.
DemaS Barnes & Co, New York, Fuller
Finch, & Co., Chicago, General Agents.
nov9 F#--
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REGIsTRATIoN.-The Secretary of
State is busy sending out to the Boards
OF Registration. the books and blanks
to be used by the registrars in correct
ing the registration fer the May cleo
ton. Some thirty-five counties have
been supplied, Including all the more
distant ones, and the books will be sent
out TO the others as rapidly as they can
be furnished by the binder.
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VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCT1oSS. We call attention to the
notice of Mr.. G. r. Tingle, published
elsewhere, that he will offer to-day at
public auction, his entire household and
NJ. The sale is to be positive. The fur
niture IS nearly new. llssi s5-rEsHE
Attention is also directed to the adj
vertisement of Mr.. T. @. McAfee, who
likewise offers his household furniture
at auction. r.r. sg.-f.
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STATE LIBRARY.-The work OF re-
moving the State Library to the new
room fitted up on the second floor of
the Fruit House, on Fifth street, has
been going on for day or two past. An
act was passed by the Legislature at its
recent session, consolidating the Libra
~ heretofore in charge OF the Court of
Appeals With that in the State Capitol.
The Court OF Appeals library was
brought from LewiSburg some two
years ago, and has since been in one OF
the rooms ottEe Custom House. The
books were not arranged or the papers
assorted, but were kept there in a loose,
temporary sort of way. The papers OF
the Virginia Court OF Appeals, OF which
there are great many, aud some that
may be very Important, are stin Just in
the condition in which they were first
brought here-that is, loose, disar-
ranged and in heaps. 1t is now con
templRted to have the books arranged,
and the papers assorted as far as posi-
BILE, and to have the whole, with such
additions as may be made from time to
time, properly cared for.
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TIE MARr1SsntRo Bu1LD1No Assoc

THE MARTINsBtRG BUILDING Asso-
c1ATIoS No. This is the style of
company recently organized at Mar
tinsbure,a Berkeley county = hinder a
charter issued+by the Secretary of the
State. It is similar In purpose, we
suppose, to the associations which have
been organized among our German fell
low-eitizens In this city. Thesubsertbed
capital with which the company begin
Is 81, $50. The following gentlemen are
the corporators: Messrs. Louis Scheu,
Albert DiehI, John Teller, John d..
Schaffer and Adolph kogelschatz.
From which we infer the institution is
of Teutouic cOmposition.7a II would
seem from the mum oerlng OF the com
pany that there are to be more of the
same sort. ga 200, brs -f,t1
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THE markets, yesterday morning,
were only moderately supplied, and
prices ruled generally firm at previous
quotations. In the meat line, there
was good inquiry for veal, and choice
pieces were taken eHrly in the morn
ing. Heavy meats are not in demand,
and the people are generally on the
look out Cor light varieties mt this
seRson. Green hot-house vegetables
are scarce thus far, and bring good
prices, and the market is cleared at
once OF all offerings
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Anctinn Sala

OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
~ nIture at the residence OF George r.
Jingle, on John street, beEween 5th and 9Th,
East Wheeling, .r.s --.- D..
On Thursday, March 2Ist, 1867.
Commencing at . o'clock, a. m. Those in
need OF trst class Furniture OF all kinds,
would do well to attend, as the sale Will be
positive. Terms CASH f'' i'-
-marlS-fd GEO E WICK HAN. Anct,r.
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THE cELEnRATED ORGAN BUILDER.
GEO. JXRDISE, of New York, says of
the Estey Vox Humane Tremolo Or
gan, Gin fact, 1t is the only Tremolo
Organ have ever heard that is worthy
of the name." The sole agency is at
Sheib's Music Store, IS9 Market street.
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IL TowN.-we had the pleasure of
taking by the hand, yesterday, our
friend Capt. F. A b. David, General
superintendent for the Western Union
Telegraph in the West, who is looking
well, albeit he has but recently Tecoy-
cred from'a severe Illness.
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REMEMBER the exhibition at Wash
ington Hall, this evening, to be given
by the young ladies of the Wheeling
Female College. The exercises are to
consist of music, essays, colloquys,
gymnastics and representation OF
"EvaDgaline," with readings aud
tableaux.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.-There were
about eight feet water in the channel
last evening. and falling. sF
The short line packets made their
customary trips. Business on the land
ing was nominal. ls. .u.-H
AS matter of record, not of news,
we note that yesterday closed with a
driZzle of rain, snow and sleet, which
BILE. OIL
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HUMnUG or not, it sells, regardless of
hard times, and proves satisfactory.
For it will restore gray hair to its orig
nal color, prevent and cure badness,
and the most skeptioal are convinced OF
the above truth, by using Odbert's
Vegetable Ambrosia, which is war
rHnted. l.g -
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For Sale.

T OFFER FOR. SALE THE McLURE.
i House Hotel and hair lot adjoining the
same on south side Also, IL desired, will sell
the furniture belonging TO same.
The properly has a lease OF one year from
the lst day of April next, but will sell pres
ent lease whit. --i -Af'
The said property will be sold low and on
mari maris stsf Apply % JNo. MCCLURE, If.
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HoUsEKEEPERS should use Bookings
Improved Furniture Polish. Under its
magic influence old furniture is made
to assume the appeaTHnceo OF new. The
price is so trifling that anybody able to
own piece of furniture can afford to
use it. Manufactured and sold by E.
Booking, No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent vo.
tary OF pleasure finds hat he has inhibited
the seeds of this painful disease IL TOO 0fIen
happens that a ill-ttmed sense OF shame or
dread OF discovery deters him from applying
70 those, who from education and rtspfcta.
blllty, can alone befriend him, delaying TIL
the constitutional symptoms of this hOrTid
disease make their Appearance, such AS ulce-
rRted Eore throat, diseased nose nocturnal
pains In the head and limbs, dimness OF
sight, deafness, nodes on the shin bones and
arms, blotcheS on the head. face and extre-
mites, progressing with frightftil Tapidty
I'LL at last the palate of the mouth or the
oones OF the nose fall in, and the victim OF
TINS awful disease becomes a hOTrid Object Of
commiserRuon, till death puts period TO his
dreadful sutertngs, by sending him 10 THAT
Undiscovered Country from whence no
traveller returns,
1t is MELANCHOLY FACT that thou
sands fall victims TO this terrible disease Ow.
Ing To the unSkdlfulness OF ignorant preien.
deTs. who, by the use of that DEADLY
POISON, MURCURY, ruin the constitution
and make the residue Of life miserable.
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IMPORTANT SUIT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
suit of the Board of Public Works rs
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
which has been for several years pend
ing in the Marion County Circuit
Court, has been recently compromised.
The suit was brought by the Board OF
Public Works of Virginia for damages
ON account of injuries done by the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, in Marion
county, To the Maryland and Ohio
Turnpike, a road owned, in whole we
believe, by the State. The damages
claimed were, we believe, s., 900. Under
the terms of the adjustment, the Com
pany pay the State 81 500, each party
paying its own, costs. The costs in
CURED by the State are 1855, leaving the
amount actually received s., 9l5.
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TTURSDNY =IORNING. 5IAKCH n.
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''PooR MAN! CONSUMPTION Took
HIN OFF l''-This is the reply to thou
sands of inquiries every day propound-
ed by acquaintances upon learning that
another old friend ''sleeps his last
sleep" Cousumptionis uuquestionably
the irorst disease that afIlicts the human
family, for it is confined almost entire
ly to the young ana middle aged who,
had their lives been spared, might have
been ornaments to society and benefits
to the world at large, while the aged
and infirm are almost entirely free
from this human scourgs. Without
positively asserting that consumption
in its more advanced stnges can be
cured,-although while there is life
there is hope--we do most confident
ly say that If taken in time, DIR. j. W
POland's White Compound will arrest
the further progress of this disease, and
restore the lungs TO sOundness and
vigor. The Price is 81 90 per bottle,
and it is sold by all druggists.
For sale by Laughlin, Smith & Co.,
and CHI. Odbert.
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Valuable Farm in Brooke County,
.rt West Virginia, for Sale. la9

THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL OFFER AT
l. public sale, on the premises, on TUES
DAY, THE 2GTH DAY OF MARCH, 1866, the
farm OF the late Jesse EdginglOn, in Brooke
county, West Va, nearly opposite the city of
steubenville, bounded on the west by the
Ohio river, and on the south by the Holh-
days Cove pittsburgh and SteubenvilIel
Rail Road, containing j55 acres, the greater
part cleared and In grass. .-s . I...-... ...ssff
Attention IS invited to this sale, as proper
ty so desirable seldom comes into the mar
ket Tie land will be divided into tracts OF
different sizes, and " II be sold as whole, or
In lots 10 suit The views of buyers. rr4
A plat Of said land Will be in the hands OF
Geo. 6, Orr, Esq, adjoining the land on and
after the 18th or March. He will show the
land. -l1 a- -U- EEl.- T-FfF
TEKMs.-One-third the purchase money to
be paid on the lst day OF 4 pril, 1867, and the
residue In two yearly payments. with inter
est from said LIST day OF April, 1857, TO be Sc
cured by mortgage or deed of trust. Possess
ion given when terms Of sale are complied
with. H-r..-.-. aH| T. HAMMOND,
-.-.4.a a. KUHN, .ra.r-H
Executors OF jesse Edgington, decd
JOIN NJ. BRICEI4ASD, and others, heirs at
law OF RACHEL BRICELAND, deceased.
maril-dtd
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woRKMEN are engaged in making an
excavation at the northeast corner of
John and Fifth streets, for a dwelling
mouse to be erected by Mr.. Edward
Reid, OF this city,. ~ -.E0sz.
HE'D TO BAIL.-In Justice Johnson's
Court, yesterday, Andrew Mallory was
held to bail in the sum of $500 for his
appearance beforethe Circuit Court, for
assault and battery with intent to kill
Henry f. Parker, on the 18th of March
last.
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For Sale Chean. Ter1ns EasY.

THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND,
i west of the Presbyterian Church, and
fronting on Webster street, from % TO 100 feet
There lSa large brick residence containing 8
or rooms on the west side of the dot. This
ProE etty viii be sold cheap. Possession April
LIST, 1857. '2-'f-i :. ~. 'THOS. OBRIEN,
marl6-lW -- : - Real Elstaie Agent