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SINGULAR SUlr FOR A DAuaHTERs SERVICES.
Adam Schmizer brought suit, day before yes
terday, against Henry GROCER, before Justice
Hanselman, for $500, for services alleged to
have been rendered BY plaintiffs daughter to
defendant. - -.
G.'s counsel stated that Schmitzer had
treated his daughter very i'll, and that g., to
prevent her father from further prosecuting
and abusing her, had placed her in the House
Of Refuge; her parent claiming that wages
were also due from the defendant while she
was an inmate of that institution. maj.
After hearing a lengthy argument on both
sides the Magistrate dismissed the case, saying
nothing had been proved for or against, and
refused to have anything further to do with
the matter. Groger's counsel said that the
case had already been tried five times, and
that any attempt to obtain damsges for tho
pretended services Of q girl whom Il was neces.
sary to defend from an unnatural father was
absurd in the extreme. r.,,.r,
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Law KEP6RT.'
SUPERIOR COURT.

Huyey vs. White. Action for thesettlement
Of partnerhp account between parties engaged IN
trading on theriver. Judgment for the defendant
~ D; Miner VS. Schlessinger-As o trustee,
Judge Lean was brought In under cross petition
oyerruled by Judge Hoadey. i - ~
~, Swiss Colonization Society vs. Peter Constanz.-
The same va. Chris. Tufl. Defendants held th,
funds OF the Society 40 confidence men, y and de-
clined to hand them over to their successors. de
murrer to the petition was sustained IL ~
Herssrman and wife vs. The Eagle Ins. Co. Case
f, y, Rothert and others ys, h, Math.rs, latl
Sheriff Action ofrepevin tried before Judge Sio sr
Verdict for plaintiff. I7f11 -" '''' VI
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PROBATE COURT,

ACCOUNT CURRENT FILED IN THE MoMIoKsg
presented and filed their account current-coyerinr
- pages OF folio, prepared by Judge Warren-ani
showing receipts to the amount Of $67l6l u.s. and d.
Gipally for legacies, annuities, repairs aud take,
rhree hundred vouchers were also filed.
Ing in the Supreme Court Is decided ro'~
Council, -I III. ~ " W.
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From w ashfngtOn.

WASHINGTON, December l5;--Minister Tou-
cey on his return from South America, was made the
bearer OF magnificent snuff box studded with dia-
nond., and worth 5000 from Gen. Unquiza. PreSi:
his personal regard to TX Commissioner Bowln, who
10 not yet aware of the present. ..
Senator Hamlin's chamber was entered at an early
hour this morning and two gold watches and some
cash were stolen, vii hout awakening him. Hon. Mr..
Letcher, Governor elect of Virginia, Is among the
cent arrivals In the city, .t y. MH
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A WOMAN ATTEMPTING TO KILL MAN WITH
Observation-Disclosures Alexander, negress,
was rudely treated in Bucktown last evening
by a rowdy Of her own complexion, Robert
ireland, and by way Of Kidding herself of the
annoyance, she struck him several times with
ahatchet, and would have killed him had NOT
several persons interfered. The infuriated
Catharine was arrested and lodged in the Ham
mond-street Station house.
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RiyerNeyvs.i

PITTsBURG, December 15--M. River six
feet three inches by tho pi,r.mark and falling.
Weather clear and milder ia-lr
ST. LOUIS, December l5-.P. NJ. River fell
three inches In the last twonty -four hours. Tho ice
u not heavy here There five fet ant at Sheep
Island, whore fifteen boatsaro detained The upper
rivers all navi gable; only eightseu inches in the
Missouri. Weather clear and pie asant t..
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Arrival of the Nova scotian.

PORTLAND, December 15.-The steamship
Nova Scoian. with Liverpool dates to the sOth ut,
the same as furnished by the Bremen at New York, /,
arrived here tonight.
PARIS, November 3O.-The rumors of the lombard.
ment Of Iangiers by the French caused decline in
the funds Rentes closed at 70f 30c, n below Sat.
urdays rates. h--r -
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived out on tho 3Oth,
and the City OF Baltimore on the lst inst.
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LADIES' AND OHILDREN's FURs.-Persons de
sirous Of obtaining Christmas gifts, to bsstow
on their friends, can do SO at @. B. Camp &
Co.'s, No. 95 West Third-strest. They have
all kinds Of furs for ladies and children, to-
gether with robes, gloves, collars, &c.
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Democratic Caucus.

WASHINGTON, December 15.--The Demo.
cratic Senators held caucus this mornipgto further
considerthe arrangement oftheS Standing Committees
Mr Toombs, It is Understood, advocated the restora
Territories, but vote was taken on that point as
Mr.. Toombs stood alone Ia the caucus on entertain
ing that desire. Mr.. Green will doubtless continue
as Chairman. Messrs Pugh and Douglas were NOT
In the caucus.
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Later from Pile's Peak.

LEAvENwoRTH, December 15-The over
land express, seven days out from Pixies Peak
reached here this eyeniDg, bringing the Utah ant
Jefferson mails and Slb,0D0in dus. The weather haf
been intensely cold, caising cessation Of MINING
mountains, the mineral being nearly pure.
The Provisional Legislature was still In session
Business activs. & III Ia Aa fE
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CHRISTMAS Is CoMINa.--The shop windows
already begin to indicate the coming of Christ
mas, and the Juvenile population can be seen
in little squads, at all times of the day, dis
cussing the approach of the coming event, big,
to them, with sweatmeats, psn-knives and
hobby-horses. To meet their views, particu-
larly in relation to sweetmeats, j. A. Stevens,
at No. 800 Main-street, has been making, as
we'll as bringing from the East, rare assort-
ment Of coDfections, suitable for christmas
demands. Don't forgetit. '..
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CosFScTroSERY.-Th preparing for the
holiday fsats should not be too late in giving
their orders for cakes, candies and fruits, az
such procrastination might result annoy ingly.
Make known your wishes at once TO N. Nor
ris, at No. 264 Raoe-street, between Sixth and
Seventh, and hs will have every thing in fine
order by Christmas day,
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The Canadian Line of Steamers.

MONTREAL, December l5,-The owners here
Of tho Canadian line of steamers state that the re-
port which appeared in New York paper, from Its
correspondent In Canada, relating to the disconin-
the cont ary new steamship Of increased power and
epeed has Just been launched on the Clyde, for the
ever. - p rr.t
Tn Ian was insured for fa5,OO0.
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STRIKING INCIDENT AT THE OpERA. HOUSE.
Last evening at the Opera. house, during the
last act Of Hamlet, and just as the funeral
procession of "the fair 0phelia" was coming
on the stage, some gentleman in the parquette
was attacked with an epileptic fit, and carried
out by several policemen. The contretemps
would have caused much confusion in less
well bred and self-disciplined audience, but
passed off quietly there. The effect of the
circumstance, however, increased the solem.
nifty Of the general scene. Llii ,.4llH h 81.
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GAMES FOR CHrLpRRs.-Bradley Webb
have received number of entertaining Ger
man games, for children; besides chess- boards,
writing-desks, and other suitable holiday
presents. Read advertisement,
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DIcKEss's Hickey, Mallory Il Co., on
Main street have received Dickens's last
novel, A Tale Of 1too Cities, In pamphlet
form. Most of our readers are familiar with
the novel, and will not fail to purchase ii.
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Later from Brownsville,

CHARLESTON, December l5.-The Courier
has special adyices from Brownsville which statelthat
Cortnas had quartered the dead bodies Of the Texan
troops killed In the late skirmi:h There was much
excitement at San Antonio The Mexicans are favor
ing Cortinae
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Monetary and Commercial.

TTncr..ant Mn,o,, -, AN =. Il: 4,
oho"rioh' money WIS stlii ID aotiVe de
mand yesterdar, and Illinois and Wisconsin name,
couId ba d,sno.ad NJ "a ,h. e,ot,o..at ~ -.
resell 1t at BGSl dis. Missouri as before anG
W dis, -sH r--
-. st
al Lnying, and y nremum seiinH tbs Sann u' pa
demand being than better they were on Wednosda,
or Thursday.
Money matters remained aot;va and f,,rra,cr o,,,,
the atreet Eirst clsss snIos az Inais 10 & nn aud II
canitai con ba iosnaS a. ,h . Nv iuz Her cent, Du
any extent st The stter Sgnro e0''"'ea W "nios
Gold and New Orleans Exnban 90 waro 4, ,oodor,.o
demand at x nroy w'o''' A0""hSo "efo Ill moderate
Rnsiness e, thbe hor.,na
Money trsnsactions u,a auae'er was animated, an.
mi. ,s.n "oio NNso'
The Imports and Exports ofvarious articles duripe
'ue Siour hourS ehdinB Yesterday noon, were
1MPoRrs.-FlouT, l,lg0 brls; Whisky, 200 brls
Corn, 1884 bushels; Wheat, 9,23i bushels: Oats oil
bushels; Hogs, ls,lU head; Including Ii $50 lef
last week at Brighton.station; PORK aud bacon. 4;
bris do, 1868 pounds; Sugar, ID hhds; Molasses
l23 brls.; Coffee 2l4 bags; Apples "a brls; Butter
272 kegs; Cheese, l,l6l boxes, Potatoes, 100 brls
EXPORTS Flour, T64 brls.; Whisky, 1851 brls
Corn, 4s0 bushels; Wheat. i3O bushels; Barley. z,
bushels; Pork and Bacon, $50 brls d., is4 hhds d.
brls; Coffee, 1908 bags Apples, 1863 brls; Butter ii
kgs; Cheese 1855 -bxs Potatoes 10 brls,; salt ~
brs. ~ '-'
Flour ,vas ,v,tho,,, o,,- n,u,;.,,. ....
day The dam. ND rnnt;nmiyP aIy nnanse gestef
,wss IN ,n a @ 9ulte mouerat9 Whsky
were tssdin9 ows,S uu ana A. psr gaion oat
mainsd stsaSS upParS amu o.ner Kinds OF train re
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Additional Mexican News.

New ORLEANS, December l5.--The Pisayune's .
correspondent says that Lordo had returned to the
JuareZ Cabinet and consents to the ratification of the
McLane treaty without alteration. The Secretary OF
the Mexican Legation, Senior Remero, Is passenger
By the Tennessee. lie lett for Washington to day.
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FRIDAY.........
CITY NEWS.

The ADAMS ExpREss.-We are under obli.
cations to Adams's Express for late Eastern
papers.
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Outward Bound.

BosFoN, December 15.-The steamer Europo
anchored below yesterday in of the snow
storni and did not proceed to until O'Clock this
morning, -
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4
sh@sc.. with sales Of 200 bids. Moiasses bnoySnt
sss y b. 1ss Z ssasA.assa
:ass q gS.Ses Slli rap &C a. aSi ''r prime red
at soc X; sales Of 200 bushels in bulk, at 5oc.
OAIs-fnere Ia AZ nctive demand, and prices arr
ssnaing npward ,alss Of z4~ bnshss, In bulk, a
BARLEYIThe market Is firm, with good de
mana At our last quotations, .. 4
OHEEsE-The demand Is arm, with an acsivs de-
mapd: sass Of $50 boxes Western Reserve az &C.. i0
DGTfER-T There Is a good demand for csntra
Ohio roll az lsal7c and esterh Rssorys at iss7c
sajes 81 o 10 barrels Western Reserve at lsHc. -
barrel sD for fair g choice with good aemaSd % -
firm Al 81 g ser bs41s demand aDa prizes
R5,ces nrm at - 1904 S. sales cf 40 barrels at "a sS
priess Ses wese some sales made Yesterday a
81 sOG5A IS. ..... - ''N'" -
! lBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,l
I NEW YoBK MAESRr, December lip. M-FIour
uii r ana SG ioWet sales q 500 barrels SsS Il
IS sqDsrns fSs ss fSS s15s State
TO medium extra do and IS 60aS 50 for infsrinr ~
good shipping brands extra round hoop 0hioEcios
rner sales Of go Br at es 60 for common SaISe sn y
choice extra. Rye Flour In fair request at Is g. &
"a to Wheat dull and nominaly in fayorof bui ers
for Canada and wilwaukie Club; 81 30 fcr = Whit
ksntqcky, and shippers offer 81 ia for prime MIL MIL
bushels at 9Oc. Barley quiet and unohanEed Salss Of
@ sI%sp pes@nsIs @ at 7ssc @ for State Corn and
yellow, and ssaso for old yellow. oSts rmsr S asS aSS
active, at 46Yffl74c. for Slate Western and Cana.
dian. Whisky less active but hrmer: sales Of f s@
br at 10 for mess $ @ ssl Is sisss Sr nTSs Fl sc
eei guiet and unchanged sales OF $50 barrels ct 81
sfd 4 o old and new
si g for Western Prime mess Beef quiet s at s Il
packages, at on @17c. for Shoulders and gaC9 loxc
md 0r Hams hams gsSSn Suiet and UNCHANGED Lard dull
Ohio, and l5923c for State. Cheese In sood Se%and
At gpllIc Cotton is firm: Gales Of 200 bsles Lin.
ss seea S steady At MONS sugsr hrm: New Orleans
sales Of 400 baga at iiH@2jsc. Moilsses steady al
gA.aaSns .3rsst Desspssr opr quiet
Ct 7o@72c. The market Closes nnssttied. Provisions
have declining tendency. Whisky firm at 27GS21kc
.l LIVERPOOL MARKET-PEn Brennan.
LIVERPOOL, November 29.-- Cotton-The
@ aes iSp i three days have been 1900 bales including
there was but little niry, and prices were rather
WEAK, WEAK, although Y nominslly, Without change
and yarns %" ~ u, sN0N
Breadstuiis-n!essrs: Richardson, Spence & Co..
quote Flour dull, and declined ls sa1es at saa27s
Wheat dull and declined l92d; sales OF Red at % 6d@
los; aud White at % 6dC1lls sd. ~ - - ~ WV
Corn quiet and declined Is per quarter '.'i 4'
Producs.Potatoes quiet at 37@127s Sd. Peaches
dull at 2ls ID. Sugar seady. Coffee quiet Rice in
active. Spts Turpentne steady at 3is.
LONDON MARKET-PsR BsEnAN.
LONDON, November 29.-Flour yerv du,,
Wheat declined l@2d. Cora declined l@ad. sugar
''eaay. lr -yisslqE .r s.-,. 49,. T. =
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E0R RENT.-A desirable three story Brick
o II Dwelling, containing s rooms, on Seventh
street. below Baynlller. Is furnished with gas,
bath, 10. Rent, $50 per month. Apply TO J. W.
Wayne's Hardware-store, No. 1876 Main street, below
E0R RENT-ROOMS-- for rail
- road, law OF insurance Offices, on second and
third floors, In four. story building opposite the
and re papered ALI in good o,der Apply at the
Press Office. --- IS nol9
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FOR SALE.


EN0R SALE-H0RSE, BUGGY AND HAIR
IL ; MESA young family Horse, perfectly sound
and docile. Fallpg;top Buggy, built by Miller, and
g. Bucholi's stable, ssventhstreet, below Western
rev. .r dei6bs
Mv0R SALE-OMNIBUS LINE-Cousist-
II ing of two horses and ono buss, In complete
running ORDER has been In operation two years. A
decided bargain may be had Payments to suit pur-
chaser. Apply to BROWN, ut J. II, Pslmer' 8
Buss Mandatory, 56 Bank-street. del6bs
n FLUID-By the gallon or barrel (no charge
made for barrels. Quality warranted; prices low
reIms cash. Orders solicited. OHAS. A. JUNG
M,ANNS, Druggist, N. w cor. Third and mills.sts.
Cincinnati. de6as
HNOR SALE-I have for sale the right of
n Machine and right of Territory for the manu-.
featuring Of the cheapest and best Tile Roofing
10 use. Gall and see, ct Dr. L. Rails, No. 263 Bay
miller-street North Of Liberty, Cincinnati, Ohio.
tdel3dsl q *
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BOARDING.

Hb0ARDIN4--Threo n young men can obtain
a-p pleasant front room and boarding In apriyate
family at l62 Plum street. del6bt
D0 ARDIN 1.-Two gentlemen can SO
n-b cure furnished room, with board, in pri.
vate family, where few boarders are received, at
No. l07 LoDgwOrth.street del5b@
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MAR RvEn

FLAIG-wILDOw.- .-On the lIth inst. by the ReE
+ kluhr, Mr.. 7; NJ. Flaig to Miss MARY Philomens
Widow, oil oftbis city.
BR0WN-SAMPLE-B BY Rev. las. Potter. H.,
cember Is, at the residence OF John w. Carr, pst r
Hamilt9n u o., Waldo \. Brown to Miss Hyla j. San
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HOLIDAY Books.-There is q fine display Of
holiday books at Robert Clarke 4 Co.'S. See
advertisement.
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GIT BooKs.-Holiday gift books will be
sold at the trade-sale rooms of 8. G. Hubbard,
tonight. Sec advertisement.
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LOST

ssW OST-Sl0 REWARD--I left my Watch,
AIa smal.stasd gold one, Of single case and yellow
having a twisted guard chain with small brass key
attached to IL on Wednesday afternoon last in one
ofthe bathing of Brisebo's saloon, on Fifth.
street nsar Vine, from whence II seems to have been
taken by some one not connected With the establish
llOnt itrenrned to A. W. Francisco, ut this office,
will pay the above reward, and ak no questions.
{. Tho watch was gift and highly valued.
NJ delGb+ fI7 lrl sFirti UP. HARRISON.
n OST-A VICTORIN E-Middle- sized
A-A brown, lined with lavender. colored silk. The
is at The northeast corner OF Fifth and Wal
nut.otreats wv. .-- M del5b~
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT Three rooms, No. ISL West
Il ern.row, above Fourth. Reference required.
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DIED,
NEWELL.-0n the evening of Wednesday IA,
inst, Mary A. Newell, aged eight years, of Scark
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AUCTION SALES


A UCTKON SAL E.-BYs. G.. HUE
n BARD, at Trade Sale-room, No. 81 West Fiith-
street, up stsirs,-Assignee's Sale continued zHo-
tiaS Gin Books at Auction. THIS tF'idsy) EVEN
s sSS RI fsa
and other valuable Presentation Books In rich and
tilssa9t iIsSs binding beautifully illustrated and embel
n. b. Catalogues are DOW yybilshsd and the Books
a'e open LOT eAAm'nahos- 4, xrva ..,x
S. G. HUBBARD. Au 'a' ,-r. Ani dsis
a UCTION SAL D. 3Y JACOB GRAFT
IN 4 C0.-0ii PsintiaAs, Bronzss, Ac.-wnl be
sold at Auction ON SATURDAY MORNING. Dec.
street, nifty Oh Paintngs, on canvass and copper,
Of which are under gloss. Also, an invoice OF
Bron1e G and Paperi GS iMaehs Good cSpprisiug Zig.
Boxes, Gard Baskets, Dressing Gases, Waiters, &c,
N. b. Ladies' are invited 20 attend this sai0,
dsl6 9ACOb 1nAff, Anctioneer.
A UCTION SALE.-By JACOB GRAFT
"A Oo.--Oho,ee Millinery Goods. WIN DO sold
an invoice Of choice Millinery Goods, among which
eG 0sSh ss 9tssr as & poTs
Lace, Infants Bonneis, rich Velvet flowers, Found
alton, Uncut Velvet, &c. These fresh Goods of
ssISs s''''D Sslsi gAG0B M aRAfS, W 1nctionssr. r
A UCTION SALE--BY JACOB GRAFT
IN 4 coo. 8. Gaibreath, Taxidermist, of New
street, on SATURDAY MORNING, Decem Der II, st
"a O'Clock, large collection Of Stuffed Birds, ar
which will DO {ound, on examination, to Tspresent
living nature. With ordinary care, he knows no
limits TO the time they will retain their present ap
pearance. They are suitable for the parlor or cab
met. The collection embraces q great variety Of
the most beautiful Birds Of the United States Also
variety Of HummiDs and other Birds from the
West Indies and South America. Also, iDme.
dately after the sale Of Birds an invoice of Bronzes
and Papier Mache Goods, Oil Paintings, &c.
del5 JACOB GRAEF, Aucticneer.
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"ANTED--A BUTCHER-One who is
w thoroughly acquainted with the business
and who can come well recommended mo others need
apply-g0od wages given. Call en- John Battesby,
Market.space, between Third and Fourth streets,
Covington. =. .H0+ del6tf
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WANTED.

"wANTs," "FoR SALE" ITO LET, !" LOST u
FOUND, In this column, occupying five lines
or less, two insertions, twenty five cents.
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," "ANTED-HELP-M women, boys
w and girls can flnd employment by applying
At the General Agency Office, No. $50 Westernrow.
A. d. CARSON 4 GO. WI ~ del6b
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WAETED-An entcrprising single lady
~ NJ Of good address and little means. as a
PARTN ER In a new and genteel invention, adapted
TO females, Of universal necessity and utility, and
offers great inducements. Address Box 1885, Gin
oinnati Postoffce. .. . u. dei4ds
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NV, AN ED-A middle-aged woman to
w cook, wash and iron To one competent,
good wages and a comfortable home, Apply at No.
IL Nain.Btreet. w f 20 . del5bs
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WANIED - SALESMAN = Having
Wv knowledge Of the Geotemens Furnishing
Business Address to Lock Box ZIG, Postofhce.
fdaIqeI
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"ANTED-B0YS-Two or three smart
Ivy active Boys to work at Fleetwoods Litho.
graphic tst Establishment. Apply Immediately at 81
West Thlrd-street, mp stairs. ,ITI-T- del6bs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY young
w woman, with a boy two years old) tcdo gem
eral housswork. Apply at No. IS Elizabeth, corner
JOlln. Nf Il III ~ ..sHI-H. .H-l b 90 del6bt
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-01
A Y a Court of Probate holden at c. rnwaIl within A and for the District of Cornwall on the 18th uI August A. D. 1859

A Y Court of Probate holden at C. rnwaIl within A and for the Dstric. of Cornwall, on the 18th oI August, A. D. 1859
 Present Frederick Kellogg, Judge.
 Rossiter B. Hopkins Trustee of the Estate of PIIlLO SEE Y Of Cornwall, ass gned for the ben eft o ,s creditors, agreeabIy ifs law of Ihrs state ent led An Act for the relief ot lnsuvcnt Deb'ors and tor Ihe more equal distribution ot their effects am"ng their creditors and other statute aws o thus state relating to the same subject, having given notice to all concerned to appear before tbls Court this day al o'clock forenoon 10 be heard rela tive to the appointment of Commissioners on said Es- tate; alter hearing the parties interested therein th,s Court doth arpont Messrs. William Hdman and Ge"rge H. Swift of said Cornwall, Commissioners 10 recelve, examine, adju-t and aw the claims ot rhe creditors ot said Estate and make thls Court and also doth decree that two months from his a be allowed and limited sad creditors hbit 10 Said Commissioners; and it tered that said Con mss one rs meet ts receive claims against said Estate at the residence of Rossiter B. Hopkins, Esq in said Cornwall on the 18th day of Septemb and October next, at 10 o'c"ek in the forenoon m each ot said days and that nolIce ot this order be given by pub fishing the same tor month in the Hnusa ionic Re- publican and the Ltchfeld Enquirer two weekly newspape published nearest the place where such Estate IS so m temen and bv posting copy ot hs order on the public signp"st in said Cornwa nearest the residence of te assgnor. And doth further or der that said Trustee send hy mail to every known creditor of said Es ate living without this District copy of this order wEin one week from tnls dae
 Certified from ecnrd,
 l7pds2 FREDERICK KELLOGG. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-01

plain old gentleman went with his two sons, two young sprigs who were soon expected to grad nate. While returning, they stopped at hotel in one of our country towns for dinner. Tho land lord, struck with the dashing appearance of the two gentlemen, made himself very oficious, while he took the old man, from his homespun appear ance, to be nothing but driver, and asked them If they wished the driver to sit at the table with them. "Well, Dick" said the younger aside to his brother as he is father and it's his team, and he will bear the expense think we had better let him eat with us." Yes, think so too, un- der the circumstances he replied; landlord give him place at the table,"