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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

FTNEACHING.-WANTED, ny A GRADUATE OF THE
i New York University, VII, has had some expert
ence in teaching, stustioo In the fan teacher In
school or private family, about two hours each day
Adcress Tutor, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

UTANTED--A nIrUAuoN, BY RE.pE TABLE
w young woman, 70 do general houae~erk, "a good
washes sno ronsr, and Ia willing TO make herself gene
rally useful Good city References Can be at her
present stuAtion. Apply at No. AS Gran! 81. Wn-
hansburg, At the store next doc. 10 iac dslgyr
Can be seen until Thursday noon.
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w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO RE5PE2cABLE
w young women; cham bcrmaid or 70 DO light.
housewoIk the other nurse and seams,r.ss ia res.
peciabs private family good reference Can be coca
for two days at No 10 alst st.. bet Essn the lat AMI "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

ITO. MEaCHANtS.-W WANTED, BY A SOBER, INDUS.
j Nhous man, q situation In a provision, flour or
to make himself generally useful Address a line to
J. II Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

Two MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS "A MAN. LATELY
Il arrived from knglspa. wants employ ment. Can
guarantees TO manufacture the following articles-Dst
gas tar, rectuy nsptpa, mate creosots Lamp black H.
quid Of ammonia, black varnish suiphAts Of ammonia
,asmoDise. Apply, BY letter, TO T. Csilan, 30 Liberty
st . Broohlyu,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

YTNHE ADVERTISER WILL INFLUENCE A SITUATION
J. ~ CLERK, FOR any respectable person OF COCA refe
renee lie viii expscs small bonus frat years sl-
lazy for bis trouble. Any wishing the place. may
adorets w. Post Ofcs, Hartford, Conn, ,los,Dg 81
for this advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

TINO BOSS MECHANICS OR FARMERS.-wANrED, BY
i ayouDg lad, sgsd abont fourteen, . situation TO
learn trade or TO work farm Country Preferred.
Please ADDRESS note to W. B, Composing room, Herald
Office New York
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YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION, TO IRA
"A vel with 3 lazy has been travelling; or would
tsks seAnttrssss place 1T aud cut dresses no OBJ
lection the country TO b for days. At ib3
20 avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, As WAITER
IA or to attend children will give city rese ence
and can 10 seem at 20 Oliver ST. from A. NJ. to r.
for a few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-11

FTN0WN TRAVELLER WAN TED BY A STEADY MAN
Il . situation 10 sell on commits sion or other wise
and wagon, and being well acq aAnsed among grocers
and others, or woun have objection to serve In q
Wholesale house, being good salesman. Address j.
Martin skilman St. East brooklyn, between Myrtle and
Perk avenues.
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A I WEsIEY's SELECT FEMALE OFFICE, l95 7rH
"A avenue, nsar go 81, city and coantry employers
obtain this Cay the folio wing sIpriencsd ani well
eeomms nded Prot.stan servants, VIZ 1.-Two English
and american housskespefs, an Invalid or moatnly
nurse herman sesmsiress, three Easlsh IurAss and
sesmstresses three COOKS washers ana nonsr, cham
grs for bousework Employers favorns IA vith call
viii not be disappointed A lady In attendance.
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ITO MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS OR IMPOarISG
i houtea-WAnted, . situation AZ saieamAn, by Il
practical jsvssr, who has had experience suca, and
can come we'll recommended for honesty also,
mand considerable city trade Has no objection 70
travel Address JsWeler, Herald ONCE.
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A GENTS wANTED-To TRAVEL THROUGH The
IA United States and the Csnadas, TO sell maps Of
North america, the United Staten aod Cuba, Europe,
the Crimea the Baltic Sea, Mirror OF ssbastopol aud
map u the Black bea and Crmea ths constitution OF the
United states, Declaration Of indep- ndence, AID Illus
uasd Life Of Christ Price OF each map 70 cents size,
20 BY 80 inches. Pubishsd By A. H. JOCELYN, 90 Fai.
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TYNE DAME FRANCAl6E, QUf RESTE SUR la MON.
~ tasnc do North Orange, desire avoir enfant On
pension de tfos mots tros ans etAnt nour sit de
vschs On donnera toute 10 in'ormations done pour
RAFT sesi'er 1t 10 Irix moiere. sadrssser lt< West
1sne rue, an 4me etsgs EUR le derriere.
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GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, AZ CHAMBER
"A maid, to do general housewort in arAI private
family. Good reference be had. Call st $50 TIN st.,
between avs. and ID, for two days.
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TN JEUNE TOMBSTONE FRANCAIs pEARE Sc
~ placer dams f4milie bourgsose amer .ans
pars ben rap giay connsit parfxtsmsns service
II conpeTA les nesurs recomm apdAtions ct Ira d IL
campaigns al c fault. Saaresser \. b., II st. Marks
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-07

April l6 with cenee, honey ana iogwsod to Mssssae.
A IS brig spithre Boston for port au Prisss:
I'D Thomas Brown seaman aged Is died The exped-
eEosd very lyht winds and Gains the entire passsxs
sohr EiisAbeth Wiams st MARKS II days. with cottss
sebr Mary Ellen Br rorsts Halifax. days. with
Schr Tanner welton schicola, 10 days. with Mdss
cotton, 40. to Eagle Hazard -,
sohr Liverpool, tsr) Borgess. Windsor IL days. with paAs
Schr Emily Ward Wilmington days.
Schr Segar, Wilmot Newbern.
Schr w B Jenkins, Dickinson, Charleston. days.
schr Sarah Bruen, Pisr:cn, Georsessvn II.
Sehr Canova, Brown. Millbridse.
Schr Htctons, Strout Miilbridrs.
Schr Mary Ann. Haskell Machiss:
schr New York Packet, sandforc, Machias.
schr Globe, Swift Salem.
schr Ellen Rodman. osgood, New Bedford
schr Tiger. New Bedford. EFT.
Schr Ray State, Sherwood Boston. EHM
Schr Era, Chamberlain. Boston
Schr Elizabeth, Higgins, Barns.able.
Scbr Sarah Ann, Prince, Camden. Ne.
Schr DIR franklin, Chappell. Norwich
Schr lanson Dean, Timer Rockiand
Schr Warrior, Whiting, RocklAnd.
schr Bolis ar, Robinson. Roctland-
Steamer Locust Point, French Baltimore.
BELOW.
Ship President FILLMORE Nelson London. and Grsvsssad
Apri5 with mdse and passengers TO Durham Dimon.
bbps Albert Gstatin from Liverpool Osprey, Bes-
to Il; Ccnqueror from -; aud bark Linden. n dsvs
from Mebile-By pilotboat Mary Catharine.
Ship Sweden, 9s dAye from caao-By piloshost ThsnAa
Br brig Kite dsss from Mexico (crsw all sick VITA
the scurvy)-By pfotboat Nelson
SAILED
Ship Palestine London: bark Genesee, Hamburg.
Wind at sunrise N; meridian, WNW; sunsee ".
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ARRIVED,

Steamship Alabama ssh.neh sn,nsnsh' Nay 2H En-
stssmshP Roaness skiansr Esrios AZ Sith nd:s ana
yicks ssd, passed steamship Jsms,own hence for Nor.
e. with signal Of distress flying and took her
ship siedinger (olden). Ammernann, Bremen days. in
bailsst IA gers, to ncnnings, Muller Gosling
xTIii ID lat Al q Ion 90 spoke Bremen schr August
3 .pckc slip Oracle. Of Themaston, from Bsnsalon for
ship Admiral Bliers, Hsyre Aprs, with mdse and 80
Shin jamestown, Candacs Baltimore 10 days In ballast
Bssi Susan (of Charleston, sg, Hawss, Aivarsdo via
vers Cruz % days with mahogany, hides Ac 70
Scns.
Brig Brothers tof Norfolk YAH Abbott, Gusysms PR, q
days, with sugar ana coffee. TO Blow 4 March.
Brig Atadian (Br), Crowei 0uAyams PR, 20 days. with
molassos 20 Hamilton Bros; vessel 70 J whitney.
nris Penguin OBJ Warrington. Bermuda. days. with
soir Jane DR. Covling Palermo 8 days and Gibraltar
soIr Betis of Newport, Ri, Dorr, Kingston ia, April
Ar 10 lat 10 ~ Ion ~ esehsnsed signals With Amer
With letter In csnts. 9Th lat - 49, Ton ~ gas.ss
Aperosn etesmGhir steering 18th. lat ~ ~ lon 20
peed elIrer sbipl steering H. showinsa rcd burs'o
sssf Waterman tot rOrasnb, w,ssia Tor. ss Prince,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-07

THE FISHERIES. &c. AT MARrHAs VINEYARD
correspondent Of the Boston Daily Advertiser furnish
several items from the Vineyard The herring shsr
les have been very successful averaging 1t the Pocha
Pono fishery from thirty to forty barrels per night
and OF the Matakeet creek from seventeen to vo
barrels The codfsaery off the south side OF the island
has also yielded from to two Thousand fish daily
twelve ff;eep boats being engaged in the bust
ness Vessels from the Cape Also proftaby engaged
fish win entirely disappear and VIII BE- succeeded by
sharks and bluefsh.
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CnoLEsA ON rHn WESTERN RrvEss.-we are in.

CHOLERA ON THE WESTERN RIvERs.-We are in
formed that there has been for day past good
deal Of fatal ness chiefly cholera among the emf
grants Upper Mississippi boats good many boats
have gone up with their decks and cabins crowded al
most to sufocatop, and consequence, cholera has
made its appearance several of them and carried of
more or less OF these emgrants The victims are
chiefly deck passengers, and the sickness ID confined
manly to those boats which have gone out with their
decbs ded degree not authorized by prudence
sanctioned by law.-St. Louis Ners, Nay 2.
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DUEL IN SAVANNAH "A DUEL was fought at SsvAu-
nah the Goth ult between Mesers Loud and Shsfts
They met the Carolina side Of the Savannah river
opposite savannah weapons pistcls distance, twelve
into the air he was bringing it down, before IL
brought to bear upon his antagonist He maintained
his positcD and received the fire Of Mr. Loud the ball
cutting his pantalocns but not touching his person
Mr. Loud havng expressed himself satisfied the matter
YVES honorahly adjusted Mr.. Sheftsn In q citizen OF
Laurens Mr.. Loud Of Montgomery county.
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II appears that potatoes coming down to . fair
price In almost every direction. One dollar bushel il
now ths price IN Cncinnau Mrss ios on sne way 70
the sudden decline In price.
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American Medical Association.
EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING HELD At PHIL ApELP nj a
NAY. 1855,


The eighth snnuSl meeting Of the American Msdica
Association just closet its session. proceed /,
give . gu umary Of its pr oceedingt
The Association met in the Musical Fund Hall ia 10
Gust street. the LIST instant whes they welcomed
by Dr. Isaac Hays, of Philadelphia, ia behalf OF tn,
Committee Of Arrangements and Reception.
The President DR.. c. a. Pope, Ct issouri, wss in the
chair and the following geptemsn atendedss delegates
give the OF those from New York city, inclu
ding such arrived sutseq uenty to the opening Of the
session, and the societies which they represented:
w. Il. Academy Of Medicine IF. Campbell Stewart,
David Greene, }. w. Corson W Rockwell j. r. jenkins
IL Brown, W. Warner, Joseph Wooster, Charles
Honschel 8. p. white, J. o Pond J. L. Phelps, T.
Bstchelder, J. A. Garrsh Puy Earle, William N. Blske
man, Lewis A. Sayre, T. Cock
". 7. County Medical Society Isaac Wood, ID. H.
Reese, A. @. Post J. shanks, J. Warren, J. g Downs
~. L. MEDICAL Coi,ege.-B. v. Barker, Horace Green
SchIling
Ne'o FORK sOcfeiy Of Gsrmon fAy'ctaas.--s- Er.oko
vizer, A Tsllkampf,
Nslo Yort cay Hopito1 Joseph " scaith, John
Watson.
Ntig Fork Pathological fnst5tpt..--T. G. Pesran
Beiicrre Hospita'--stephen smith.
Ncc Fork Pathological Soc " IS. 8. Purple, J.
Hutchinson, 7 u. Cock.
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MARITIME INTKLLIGEhCE.
Port OF hew York, May Q, 1865.

ALMANAC SoR rEw roRE-rHn DAT. !,
sun RUEs.........& b NOON RISES. morn -
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FLOUR STRIPPED BY RAILRoAD-The quantity
sent forward the New YORK Central Railroad for
four months up TO the LIST OF May for two years. is
follows
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PHILADELPHIA, May Carr ship Juvents. Watts. IA
ysrpool ~ days. chrs Baich, Keen, Calais, Mo; Wet
Ashmesd. Whitmore, do.
CID ship Topawanda. julius Liverpool; briggs Globe
Roberts Bird island Defiance Crosby St john D; santa
Clara Ellingwoed Estpors schrs Orrs Francis Clark
Fall River Louisiana, Small, Newburyport Julia AnnA.
HMs,s'ddns ISston yaughsn Epsr.sn Pr0yssacs, IS
e.hontas Trppenny. Troy; Seymour, Gisttan. Sing
Sing Mott Smith, NYork; 0sprsy Webster Fort Wash
Bridgeport Gray, Kelly, Boston Gray EAGLE wiitetss
Csmbridge Telegraph Smaller, Hartford; G Van Nuis.
Green Troy
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Total shipped By Central and Genesee Valley railroads
during April, 1855, is 80, 126 barrels.
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Anniversary OF tho American and Foreign
Christian Union.

The sixth Anniversary Of the American and Foreign
Christian Union celebrated last night in the Dutch
Reformed church in lafayette place corner OF Fourth
street The audience was not very large, being the
regular congregation Of this church. After the opening
hymn, entitled, for The spread Of the Gospel" the
Rev Dr. BAIRD came forward and gave . verbal report
OF the eonss OF the christian Union during the past
year de said the object OF tlis Union was 70 spread
the Gospel truths throt ghout the world In opposition
20 tbs teachings Of the Roman Catholic Church. During
the past year. the socisy had labored zeslousy and
cone much to forward the objects Of Its organization
ne society bad printed many tracts, and published
many volumes, showing the difference between the
n msD Catholic saa Protestant Churches, ana boldly
porfrsy % re. psrniOaous tsndsnssss Of the for.
mer Coips stturs bad besn seat throughout the
GATED stssss v distribute thsss tracts and vo
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his report showing that the sum Of 81 lol o. was
pended curing the past year for the purpose Of printing
The ssisnce received from Dr. + cond,e the former
Treasurer s293 90 while the assessments ami sale
5000 received from Drs. George B. Wood and Daniel
BrAirnrd account OF the prize fund, thus leaving
balance on hand OF 81, l15 20.
returning the thanks Of tho Association the Senators
and Representatives who framed the Quarantine bill,
beard ndugir in the hope that their efforts may yes
be crow ned With success.
The resolution VA, passed.
The StoRkrARy read paper from DR.. w. II. Byford OF
Evansville, Ind on the pathology and treatmeot Of
scroiula, givins the nature Of the disease treatment
Dr N. DAVIS Of Chicago, presented report on the
"Nutrve qualities Of milk, and the influence proius
thereon by pIesnsny and msnstrustion in the human
female, ard BY pregnancy in the cow and also the
ueston vhsiher there 4 not some mode BY which Cd,
nuritive constituents Ct milk be preserved 10 thei
purity and sweetness and furnished to the nhabitant
OF cities In such quantities to supersee the presen
defective and often upwholcsome modes Of supply"
e,sn ,ss to ss'
THIRD DAT.
The meeting was called to order punctualy at oclosk
The minutes having been read and approved
The CHaIR said that there regular war OF sp-
po;p ing the Committees Prize Essays Arrangement
&c IL had been usual however, for the convention to
refer the appointment Of these committees to the Com
Dr. WATSON moved that the subject be referred to that
COMMITTEE on this occasion.
The motion sgreedto
latter was read from Dr. Rayburn rssgnirg his Of
Ace "a Chairman Of the Committee Medical Topogrl
pby ana askrg the division OF the terrific composed
Of Wisconsip, Mississippi, Iowa and linos
Or WATSON moved the acceptance OF the resignation,
and the references Of the other portion OF the cmnuni
eaten 70 the committee nominations, which was az
ttrwsr ds withorswn.
pr AsErs rtpes we'd the M ,tlon and Il was adopted.
mr. HAYS made personal rxplarstiop, after which
letter vas read from Dr y " Hassns. oil Csrksvills,
Tsnn cnsrnsn OF the committee on aorosoopical In.
vstgs,itns Of NagnsIt Tunnors aSing 10 be cussd
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Markets.

CINCINNATI, March l6.-Flour quiet a,
$8.l5 10 8.25. Provsons-Mess pork.
$l3. go; bulk hams 81 TO 7c.; bulk shoul-
ders &c. Lard 84c. quiet. Linseed oil is
in demand at 85c., butts held higher. Ba.
con sides 655c. Groceries in good de.
mand. Sugar AZ to 5a and g. Molasses
in demand =, 95 10 26o. Cloverseed de.
clined to Sc, 50to 6 90. Coffee III 10 l2
New YoRK. March 16--Four deciin,
ing. sales of good Ohio at ST to 9.75.
Wheat, southern white, 1895. Corn.
western mixed, 95 TO So; white. 90 to / 90
BALTIMORE. = The. Sun Of Saturday,
says: The supply Of ell kinds of Tobac-
co is very light and transactions limned
Wenote a bti.k demand Sales OF 225
hbds Ohio at 10 SO 80. principally reds
for the French market Nothing done in
Kentucky. Sales OF Maryland are making
in smaR lots. prices firm. We quote as
follows: Ohio inferior, green and common
Sc SO TO z so; medium red and spangled
81 to 8; good fine red and spaneled 81 to
8 so; fine red and segar wrapper SO to 10:
good TO fle yellow $il to Is.
Csttte--Markrt quite heavy. Prices
range from S5 10 S 75-averaging SIS.
Hogs--Declining demand decreasing;
selling al from SIS Soto 100.
Sheep--Rsther dull; prices areirom 81
TO so gross per 100 lbs.
F.our--Salss al $8.7 to 800.
Grain and Seeds--W Wheat. sales OF red
AT SO .o3 toa ie Corn. yellow. 81 to 89c
Oats Sc to 55c. Clover serd SIS 81 to 6 90
Timothy seed So so to Sc. Flaxseed
81. est ITO.
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Lands at Auction.

AN Saturday the 2ith day Of March, 1855, at
" one o'clock P. M the subscriber will offer
for sale at PUBLIC outcry, alihe door OF the court
house in Woodshed, Monroe county, Ohio. Ger
tain described lands aud tehenents, lying and
being in Adams township, in said county, being
the same premises of which John MeCaslin, Jr /,
died seized, ordered to be sold by the Probate
Couft of said county, and described as follows.
to wit: The east half of the north west quarter
Of the north east quarter OF section 90, in town
ship 3. Of range :, containing 20 acres, Nnincum-
bered with dover. and appraised at $500 Also
the west hall of the said north west quarter OF the
north east quarter aforesaid. and the north east
quarter Of the nprth west quarter of said section,
containing 60 acres. more or less. appraised al
$500, and incumbered with the dover estate ol
Jane c. McCaslin.S
TERMS OF SAtE-one-,hird cash IN hand. one
third in one year. and the balance in two years,
with interest from the day OF sale, to be secured
to the satisfaction of the undersigned.
JACOB FISHER, Adm'r
Feb. 81, 1855. of said McCsslin.-
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Daff's Mercantile College.

UHil ) MtICdNIIit JOiltSc.
DITTSBURGH, PA. incorporated by the
Legislature OF Pennsylvania, with perpet.
ual charter.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
His Excelency the Hon. James Buchanan,
Hon. w. H. Lowrie, Hon. Wm. Wilkins, Hon
Moses Hampton, Hon Charles Naylor, Gen. J..
K. Moorelead.
FACULTY:
P. DUFF, Author of .sNorth American Ac-
countant." Professor of Bookkeeping, aud Com.
mercial Sciences.
JOHN ID. WILLIAMS, the best off hand pen
man in the United States, Professor ni CONNER
cal and Ornamental Penmansip.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, of the Pittsbul gh 6ar,
Professor OF Mercantile Law aud Po''t9eai Ecoi'
my.
Departments, Professor of Mathematics. sc.
raculty, and il will be seen that during his late
here regarded the best penman in the, country.
This Institution, therefore. presents attractis.n'
to studepts offered by no other Of the kmd in the
United States. The course Of training comprise
upwards 400 real transactions, in six dideren
methods of Double Entry Book Keeping. SOC
practical business calculations covering the whole
Geld of inland and foreign commerce. CONNER
cial Penmanshp, with every modern improve
ment in the art Business letters and busices
forms Of every description.
DAILY LECTURES on Commercial Law ant
Commercial Sciences, the theory Of profits, &c
Duff's Book, Keeping, Harper's edition, ssth,
most comprehensive in the language" 81 80
Duff 8 ,sW estern Steamers Accountants" -
perfect system for such accounts" 81.
0o-Sepd for Circular by mail
Nov %, 1854. .srse
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Sale of School Lands.

TN pursuance Of an act passed April Is. 1852,
] entitled an "act to regulate the sale Of school
laads." will be sold at public outcry, at the front
door of the court house, in Woodsheld, Monroe
county, Ohio. by tho Auditor of said county, on
Saturday, the 7th day Of -9pvil, nert,
the following tract of school land, to wit: The
east half Of the north east quarter dissection No.
l6. township 5, and fange 6, containing 80 acres,
appraised at $500. Said tract OF land in no ase
to be sold for lees amount than tho appraised val
ne thereof One.tweith of the purchase money
TO to be paid Al the time Of sale, aud the balance
in eleven equal annual payments. with interest
on the deferred payments to be paid annually.
JOHN B NOLL,
Feb. 81, 1856. Auditor. M C. O.
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Notice In Partition.

snes Lyons and Margaret Lyons. his wife, is4ot
y Margaret RusseI, Charles Russei, Rsbesf
Russell. William Russell ani Ohio Russell, sot Bel
mont county. Ohio, Barnabas Dearth Wilsua.
Hogue and Thomas Edwards Of Monroe coualy,
Ohio, will take notice that petition was iled In
the court Of common pleas of Monroe eoustys
A. D.. 1855, by Levi Kirk as The GusrdiaB Of t,e
said Charles Russell, Robert Russell and WfIlis1
Russei, minor chidten and heirs Of Alfred Rj1ss
sci, decreased. and is now pending wherein ShG
said Levi Kirk as such Guardian, deinands ,parti.
ton for his said wards Of the following described
real estate, situate in said county of Monroe to-
wit: The north half Ct the north west quarter
Of section 4. township 6. and range :, costaiuiag
81 acres more or less and at the next term Of sid
court. epplicaton will be made by the said Levi
Kirk as such Guardian for an ordsr thei doter be
assigned and that partition may be made af ed
premises, 8
HoLLlsrEH, .OxEY e. HoLLmrEa,
Jan. II, 1856. Atiy's for Petiiioaefss
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Petition for Divorce.

John NJ Msrtees STATE OF Ohio, Menno6
against County,. !
Cinderella Martee To Cinderf ke s3farfee: Yea
are hereby notified that The 18Th day Of Jenua.
ry. A. d. 1856. John MaEtee, of Monroe county,
Ohio. filed in the court of comsuon Pleas of said
county. Petition against tho said Cjndereila th6
object and prayer of which Petition II 10 obtain 8
divorce from, the said cindeseile MAytee. The
cause assigned in said Petition u wilfnf sbssAxw
for decree upon said Petition, at the Msseh lef0
of said court for 1855
H0LLISTER, OKEY & HOLI.IsTERv
Jan. -. 1855. Att'ys for Pssioles..