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NHE LIVERY BOARDING Ann

- sale Stables Of 2, II. JENNINGS, 1t wilIbs remem-
sely commenced he work OF Toconslrpcon ent,Tey of
pch te contract bollg lot 70 the well known and exec
lent builder, A; J. PIPER. The latter has rushed the
Mofh aud yeserfRy completed his Job which credit to
street near Lake and has accommodations for eghtoe2
hsises, MI Jennings BOW acknowledges 70 superior in
th no QUE will ever have occasion 20 raerat haVng an
trusted horses a. his charge He has also lust
several new hgsses and rigs and al all times has for hire
hne horses and oarriages. Mr. Jening services as Vet
ernafI surgeon viii continue tO be rendered un cali
Remember The stand. No Academy street near Lake
Horses In town. N-N
We should not forget to mention that Mr. Jennings was
lsnle cd IA Tho Ema ms Co Of Hsrord 10 the am miunt
of eolJ and that he Agent g, Carlton with due consd-
eIaen tor M Us wants, paid the money in seven
EOR SSAbE,.Qae good second hand HACK and *
cellent TOP BUGGY Alsn, one BAY MARE sir years
Old. and nice little BAY PONY suitable foT chi den
Ihe above can Be bought very low for cash Fur unhsr
Academy u ApTb
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Ice IN SAUT RIvER.-The ice vessels arrived
report the st. Mary's river full of ice with no
immediate prospect Of break up.
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ExPLoslos-Two MgN INJURED The steam
ferry boat Swift, plying between st. Clair and
Moretown, exploded on the the 9th with terrif
ie force, throwing pieces of the boiler, dc, 80
rods, Two men playing cards in the cabin,
were thrown 20 feet from the boat into the riy-
er. They were badly injured, but will proba.
bly, survive. The boat was at the dock, and but
few persons on board. Only two persons were
hurt
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PILoT SUSPENDED AND TO BE PRosEoUTED.-
The Local Inspectors under the steamboat law,
at Cincinnati, have Investigated the collision
case of the steamers Gibson and Holmes by
which large number of lives were lost, and
have decided that the collision was caused by
the negligence and unskillfuness of William
Irwin, pilot at the wheel of the Gibson. His
license has been revoked, and his case is to be
brought before the o s. District Court at In
dianapolis, for prosecution for criminal care
lessneSs, by which there was 50 great a saeri-
fee of life The punishment is hard labor in
the PenitentiaTy, for not more than ten years.
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II is dgult 70 fancy more awkward stitch than his
llis Is called "dOuble thread stitch" OF course the
lreud which lies CO ed curOusy the lower side OF
the cloth Goes not dd 20 he strength of the thread Which
passes through and holds the cloth together, but simply
serves to iasen the - go thread which take the stitch
rus, also Is single thread sttCh That the Grover
Baker Stitch unuves readily Is shown by the above
But u ould he satol that when fastened tins stitch is
elastic. aud Is 70 many rup's"s valuable stitch. That
very complicated ggntriyarce is required to take the
Grover baker SHchis quite apparent Hence Its great
liability TO get cut OF order
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~ BODILY DEVELOPMENT
- OF MAN.
Y BY Prof. l.. N. Fowler.
~ OF rHR FIRM or
Fowler and Wells,
- NEW YORK.
Al MELODEON HALL,
Commencing on Monday Evening, April
llth, and continuing Six Successive
Evenings
Fint Lecture Free Subsequent Lectures IS cents: Chill
dron Is cents Tickets for the Course 81, tote had
at the Bookstores and at the door of the Lee
ture Room. Doors open at ~ O'Clock,
Lecture commence at 8, and
close with
PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS,
Subjects OF the Six Lectures.
FIRST.
How read Character rScienfcaly-The Phi osophy and
Proofs Of Phrenology-The Temperaments tYiial, Mo.
tive and MentaN their Combinations aud Infuence on
Human Chano'er-Public Examinations Of Persons Sc
lected by the Aulerce.
SECOND
What ID Do-The Apploatioa Of Prenoogy to the Choice
ofthe most appropriate Occupation Pursuit in Life
pointing out those Avocatious to which Sach person is
best adap ed and in which he nay may best
eecd very useful Lecture.
"a THIRD.
Our Social Rslui9ns-The Continuance OF the Race-To
the Unmarried-who shou Id and who should MurSy
The Right Age-L ikes and Diskes-MaTrying Cousins
Jealousy, Causes aud Cure-Beauty and Fashion
The Choice of Congcni1 Companions for Life--AdppG-
uou-Courtsp and Mari lge-Interestng to both Sexes
FOURTH
moe Culture AMI Sef-Tmproveuleu'-Ne how
toSecura and Retain is-How to become good Thinkers
Writers and Speokers-Ihe Baso Of Succ, in Business,
etc An important and useful Lesson to all and espe
clully to IouTg men and women.
FIFTH -
On the Right Government Training and Proper Education
OF Childru, with Advice to Young Men and Women on
Set-Cuure and Personal Development. Every parent,
teacher and youth should hear it, Each Lecture to close
with Public Examinations
SIXTH
Perfection churac cr the Moral Nature of Man in
cludng his Relations to Society and the DsyA future
StstePo control aud direct AL Propeusities
aud Passions aud resist Temptations-IIow acquire
Res ect, NGoa Prudence aud CTcums pec,ionThe True
or Scientific Interpretation of Faith Hope and Charity
ALecture ofthe highest interest and Importance
Professional delueatons Character with Charts
fn '''an ori'a., aud udyic3 touching Health, most
Appropriate AyOcation Self-lmprlyenont, Faults Mar
riase, oc., daily, at the Weddell House
No study pareswh that Of MAN eithern magnitude
'r practical utility, II teaches OURSELVES our fe
ow-mrn our duties aud our capabilities Phrenoogy puts
he finger Of Absolute Knowledge the whole cycle Of
human mtcTests-matera social inelle tual and moral
very good and its Increase; every evil and its remedy
dans morals may ho improved his vices suppressed his
irtues developed; ard Phrenology shows how Should 1t
ot, therefore, command your FIRST eniionl upr6R8
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road,
20 M ......i....55a I.......l5ll5 -.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, April

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
.nN AND AFTER MONDAY. April
~ H. lsos, Passenger TRAIN Cleveland as uilov:
Gba AN. CtGcinnuti Express New London, Shelby,
Cfesthhe, Gallon, CHrdingiOn and N. Switch
1880 AM. Mail, stOppi1g at all stations
ooO IA No Rna Night Passe ger st0ppnF At All sta.
lions between Cleveland aud Gallon, and at
Calungton and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers a. an statiuuE south OF Gallon.
,, CONNECTIONS.
Suel1J' 5a99WAhy hansheld unt Newark Railroad for
CrssRe Pt's6uTF6 H. WaySe and C6caso aIos5 ~
ior Forest, Upper sandusky pephos, Lima NJ
wayne Laporte, Chicago, SC. west aud East
ief Munsned, Wooster MassiOn 80.
oleh ana leleiuntalno Railroad Lle for Marion Belle
iantaine, Siuney UniOn, Muncie, lndiunapois
Ierrt hauie, Vincennes. Evansville Louisville
Caro-, 81. Louis, sc.
Dc aWa'e Dayton and Cincinnati Line for Springfield O.
DAYTON, Hemilton, Cincinnati Richmond, In
CINCINNATI with the Ohio h Mississippi Rail
,sid for Louisville, and all points on the Ohio
Csldlbus, Lsle Miami aud Columbus and Xsnia Rail-
read, LOT Aeniat Dayton, IndtanupOlis, Teue
Hatqe, 81 Louis Morrow, LUyelaud aud gtu-
c.nnatl, and Withtho Omu and Mississippi Hail-
T9an AZ Eiucinnati for Louisville, Evansville
Naifot - LOUIS, and all points on tue Ohio riveT
ColnmJus leuTal OHIO Railroad for Newark ZnuosVilit
HHtshhsJ ao;i Columbus, Piqua aud Indiana
Railroad for Piqua Urhana sc.
81 For Tickets TO an points and information apv Al
t Vnion Ticket ONCE 81 Superior street. the Pas
senBeT Station.
Cleveland April .. 1859.
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treasurer. 'tssss-.i. X WOuD.
PRICES or ADMISSION.
Boxes aud Paraauete sool " Hedqctitu m Frivae
Eumy Cnco....,....,. &c l,-. ho1es. ....
BENEFIT OF MRS. EFFIE ELLSLERi
Look at the selection Of Pieces fer The occnsion.
This Saturday Evening, April 9th, 1888,
Tho great comedy, PLAYED successfully n iuuT1
kceue's Theater New York. 10 willie played on ths
occasion only. Wfitten ia acts and called
OUR AMERICAN COUSINl
tluicnce lIelohatu.. Eie hlaef
Mrs AlouuchestinstOi Ms T. Can 81
hlaY hofeuiih.....-s. o. I, ~ hito Lizzie Mudqer
Angusia hll Emma Maddorh
itutguiu. Miss Mary MaddeTn
asa Icuclllu. sNt. sidney anlt
oi EuWdIu lfohChafu. MI John Elsei
Ahel hlr- T. ~ uuugh
Lleulcu1ut Vernon, it N...-...........M Nc b Wesley
&C, SC. &c.
Miss d. FPearson
10 conclude with the grand spectacular FOy story in
3uCts called ...
CINDERELLA;
Or THE LtrrLE GLASS SLIPPER.
ilpderelu MIS-. EHe ~ sle
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Tue objections 10 this stitch are obvious Tho lower
Unread merely stems the stitches which nre taken by the
upp9r ihTe n po nt q strength t0is is, therurr
slukle ihIe stitch lt hrea,s in elastic cloth. When
must break Ia ironing When broken the seau rs IN ibis
condition: ' ''
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Notice.

NJ OTLCE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN ua he subscriber has been appointed and qualified
a. Executor on The Esate Of John Williamson deceased
of CuYHh"t County
aBrfd3w.9T 1 e. pENDT TTON
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AntustnIents.
CLEVELAND THEATER,


(pANU srnEEr)
Sole Lessee and Manager ..... ....... GEORGE MOOT.
Atiins aud stage Manager JOHN ELLSLEN.
Treasurer. .......J X. WOOD.
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Notice.

ON THE 25th DAY OF MARCH
l'3l tHo - ate OF iol'y Abbey, lato of CuyBhogs
Luuty decl red prob ply nsulg Cfedtois are there
ot !uqutuu 10 present Their ella against tho saf e
tae lo the uu lrrsgued, his on GO iu me f III ts
~ tlN lhGr ~ tulu SIX iuUuis FROM lLe ne above
HeLtloNeu OF liey WI not le tnii lt d 10 uatutltf
LOREN PRENIISS, Admipisf,stor
Hltl -5dME-b wuh Wlll uu gXed III suiI esIofo
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Fnt Lecture Free Subsequent Lectures IS cents Chill
dren Is cents Tickets for the Course 81, tote had
at the Bookstores and at the door Of the Lee
ture Room. Doors open at ~ O'clock
Lecture commence ut 3, and
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BOARD, WITH VERY DFSIRA.
~ BILE ROOMS IN suifs or singl0 House sn,I 10 a.
ton very pleasant, at Dr. BEAL HE'S, No 76 Erie 81
near the Medical College inar2{.lm2B
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Done for Customers.
~ Orders rom the country promptly executed AT m a
MIL cor. of Erie and Kinsman streets Cleveland Ohio
MA i4l& Ntmt4s G. II KIDNEY
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FOR STORAGE.
CO-Partnership Notice.

TWO CELLARS and ONE LOFT,
Il % feet by s0 Cellars suitable for Sugar and AIalasses
Nos 81 aud 90 Mcrwin st. Iuqure Of
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PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS.

Subjects OF the Six lectures.
FIRST.
How TO read Character Scen'fcalyThs Philosophy and
Proofs Of Phreuology-The Temperaments tYital, Mo-
tive and Mental their Combinations aud Infuenre
Human Chauoer-Pubic Examinations Of Persons Sc
lecied by the Aulierce.
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For Marquette.

ulEsEE5zsstss The Schooner KETCHUM
viii Murquetto the opening vi uavigat ion to
Lake Superior For freight applg 10
upr7im21 L. f. & S. BURGESS.
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T'HEBE WILL BE A MEETING
4 Of he Cleveland Orphan Asy lum nllA APPEL of the
" 81 PreShy erlan Chu Ch, Thursday Evening mn
l4ih at ~ O'Clock. A tull attendance is requested
anrI:lw26 ID p FETTS Cl.rl
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UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-
0RAFTS IN AMOiJNTS No sTTTT

DATENT, OFFICE AGENCY, OP
\ postr Weddell House, hank street Cleveland on
" " RlGRlnGE lmy22-l57l iFHu BRATNAED
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)u the Right Government Training and Proper Education
Of ChdrIu, with Advice to Young Men and Women On
SeiCulture and Personal Development Every parent,
teacher and youth should hear it, Each Lecture to close
with PnhIic EEaminHtinnk
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10 BuiIders and Ofhers.

I TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
OF Informing the Builders and Business Men OF eve
latQ aud vicinity that have discontinued taking conf rcts
for huildiugs any DESCRIPTION Hereafter shn devote
my attention eEClutIyey 20
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Manufacturing Building Materials,
FLAMING AND SCROLL SAVING

have good General assortment Of UNDRESSED
LuMBER Boards, Plank, Jooe Soantlmg, Iath ana
hlIug
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What DoThe Appleatoa Of Phrenology to the Choice
the most appropriate Occupation Pursuit in Life
pointing out those Avocatous to which 6ach person is
best adaped and in which he may may best
eCtd. A very useful Lecture.
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6Eneral NoIitGs,

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER.
H SHlP.-rhe Iurtne rship of Whtlav and NInrshqll
was this dgy dissolved AL notes and accounts as well
as me indobtedhess Of the frm viii settled Ceuqe
y hur hal who viii coniin1e the saddle and Hafness
Buslness at the old stand. GEO. WHIIELAW
April lst, 1889 GEO \ MARSHAiI
n. Persons indebted to the late firm hy note or sc-
CONT are requested make immediate settlement mar
aprs:228
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work while " Q Wait.

The Republican papers Of this State are very
mocrney intend pursuing In the coming STATE
Canvass" They seem 10 be at a loss to con,
lecture "what the Democratic party will do un
der the peculiar circumstances which surround
them" aud after eanvassing the entire ground
for Va, and boxing our compass, they conclude
that every avenue to success is closed to us in
SO, il not for all time to eomel
In their concern about the democracy, the
opposition seem to forget that they are split up
into antagonislic factions, with no prospect Of
an early adjustment Of their differences, and
with the probability Of remaining forever "aI
outs" Added to this, they have lost by the
passage Of the white law" many thousand
votes in the State; aud this has not contribu
ted to increase their amiability in their present
disorgsnized condition, 1t isnatural, then, thai
our opponents should cast about for misersbl,
company, aud that they should seize upon
every thing that savors the least Of dissatisfac
ton in our ranks, for the purpose Of deriving
some solaee from il. II they can do so We
ought not to object for the - knows they
need all they can get
We desire the democracy every where tc
kROo that they never had a better prospect than
now for carry ing the fall elections in Ohio
The opposition were never 10 worse condition
than now and it is next to impossible for then
to FIX things up between this aud the elec
tion. We desire them 70 know, also, that il
they do not carry the State, it will be their own
fault; the result is in their hands, and we need
hardly council them TO use their power for the
right. Their course is Plain;-let them go tC
work, with determination to succeed, and tn,
result will justify our expectations
When our State Convention shall have pre-
pared the exact line TO be pursued, and shall
have presented us with our quantum of frs
class candidates for the fall campaign, it will
be time enough TO endorse their action in
spirit Of enthusiasm which will ensure the suc
cess Of our policy aud the election of our can
didates. In the interim, let US perform oui
work of preparation, and be prepared to accep
the work Of the Convention, aud carry it on tC
glorious completion next fall. The 0pposi
tion will know too soon for their pleasur,
"what the Democracy propose doing" W,
have only TO work while wewait.
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FOR SALE,
20 600 ACRES of Land in Illinois, on
OJaJAJO or naar1inaa NJ Qaf1 una, cnrntri-

% 000 ACRES Of Land in Illinois, on
cO,OOO or neSrlines of Rail RoaIs, compri-
sing Improved Farms and wild lands.
To those having small farms in this section, that
will sell at good price, would say sell, and go
where you can get large tract of land at n low
price, and where You will have equally good mar
kots.
ALSO, 10000 Acres we'll selected Land,
in Missouri, both the quality and title Of which
will guarantee. For sale or exchange for 9TH
er property, on the most desirable terms.
ALSO, A small but choice Farm in Clark
County, well improved will be sold cheap, and
city property taken in part payment.
ALSO, A fine Lot on Ludlow st., between
4th and 5th, 1ls by 90 ft.-alley back
ALSO, Garden Lots of I } acres each, on
the River Road, near the city.
ALSO, A 3 story Brick Business House. on
Jefferson, between sd and lth SITS, and desirable
residence on 9TH ST., bet. Main and Ludlow.
ALSO, Fine impOved Property in "Miami
City" and Dayton, View" in tracts of from to
10 acres. All for sale CHEAP by
CHA5. a CLARKE,
feb21 Real Estate Agent Clegg's Building.
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SUICIDE OF 4 PRNrRR--The Cincinnati
G9sette Of this morning contains the follow.
ing in regard to the violent death of a man
wen known in this cityi Saturday afternoon
a German prihter,named Bartholomew Dorm
committed suicide, BY blowing his brains oul
with pistol, at the house of John Bier, No
6T Liberty street On the Wednesday pre-
vious, he came to this city from Dayton, in
very Strengthened circumstances, and fre.
quently excited the anxiety OF the friends
with whom be was Stepping by his singu.
larity ofeonduet and incoherent expressions.
Just previous 70 committing the fatal act, he
read a letter to tie family, which he had
aViitteu to friepd in Dayton, the principle
toFic Of WHICH was, hissFlggles with power
tys immediately after, he went to an out.
hogse IN the yara, and placing the pistol to
his Herd 4blsw bis brains out A Coroner
Inquest vas held and verdict rendered in
accordance with tie facts,
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FridaY, April %, l85Q.


James W. Lowrey, Plaintiff, State of Ohio,
Mont q O m e nv
Reuben HAgenbdch, Defendant. County Superior
court, civil actin
Il he said Defendant is hereby notified that
the plaintiff Aforesaid has filed his petition in
said Court, asking judgment against said defend
ant on his two promisOry notes, to wit: One for
500, with ten per cent. interest from May 10TH 1857
and balance OF S2b on another, with six pei cent.
interest ousaid balance, from February n, 1851
And the said Defendant is notified that he lie re-
gured TO appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore the third Saturday after the 18th day of May,
A. d. 1859 JAMES w LOWREY -
BY GILBERT KENNEDY, his Attorney.
Adj vol
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Master Commiaaioner.s sale.


Francis A. Lloyd, lslperior court
Adam Kuntz and Sarah Kuntz
PURSUANT to an order OF the Superior
Court on Montgomery county, Ohio, made in the
shove case A. ~ February term 1882 and TO me al
rected, viii offer At public auction al the door oi
the Court House, in the ecty Of Dayton IN the eoun.
" OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio, on
Friday, April 20, 1859,
between the hOun OF and O'Clock P nj. OF aaid
day, the following lands and tenements. aihiate Ia
me county Of Montgomery, aud known and described
a. lot NO. three IN section sixteen e) IN the iat
Of the town Of vest Dayton, In said eoun.
" Of montsomervi being the same premises this day
conveyed BY the executou Of David Hawthorne and
Jesse christopher 10 said Kuntz. RI 80
sa.3 property Is 10 be seld on judgment Ga favor
Of ffen1,g A. LlOydf We Adam kuntz and sarah
huntz. I've above property has been appraised AZ
eight hundNd and twelve dollars and cannot be sold
for less than two-thirda OF the appraised value
lermA OF vale, fash. N. Il. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner
mh96-dRwtB
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AssIoNEH's SALE.

THE undersigned offer for sale the proper
ty lately occupied by Thomas, Peters Co., sitt-
ate on Third street, east OF the Canal Also the
steam engine boiler, shafting, Daniels planer cash
machine, and one buzz saw This property Is con-
venienty located for business and is in good rum
ming order We also offer the leasehold owned by
said firm on the corner OF Third and st. Clair sts
and lots numbered 4553 1884 and 4556, situate on
High street. II not sold at private sale before the
10th day of April, will offer II at public sale on
that day on the premises. The terms of sale will
be onethiFd oash the balance in one and two years
with interest The deferred payments to be secured
JOHN II. ACHEY, .,-.
mh2i-dawtt VIM. BOMBERGER, Absishees'
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LEGAL NOTICES.
inster CdnaIsftstoner,s snIe.

Master Coha rsisstoner's sale.
pURSUANp 70 an order of ths Superior
rected, will ~ In j.
On Friday, the 2oth day Of April, 1850,
AZ the door OF the Court House, In the City ofDty
toni sell A. public outcry TO the highest bidder be-
tween the hours OF and O'clock H. nj Of said dav.
the following described Real Entaie situate In the
city OF Dayton, county of M0nieomory and state of
OHIO, ,towlt Ihirty-two feet IN width on the weat
Hdf % the east half Of in-lOt number ninety one
tsp OF the plat Of the city Of Dayton
said properly hAa been appralaed Al a 400. and
cannot Be sold iof less Than two-thirdl offhc nn-
praised value thereof = - =
Ternis Of sale cash To be sold AZ the sui Of iona
Othera M E IORnAN
Master CommiaslOner
Of the superior Court OF Montgomery county q.
9yseEEL and srRoEe, Att'ys. for Plaintiff
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Master commissioner's Sale.


Master Commissioner Sale.
David A. Wareham, Superior Court
VS.. No ll6l
Alexander Swaynie, et al ......... e.
PURSUANT to an order of the Superior
Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, made In the
above case Rt its February term, 1859 and to me di-
fectedi VIII offer at public auction, at the door Of
the Court House, In the city of Dayton in the eoun-
ty of Montgomery and state of Ohio, on III
Friday, April 20, 1859,
between the hours of and 4 O'Clock p. M. Of said
day, the following Real Estate TO wit; Lot No. one
hundred and forty-two (l42) ON blAp X, made by
John H. Grand William Price, and VIM. Crossm an,
Commissioners appointed by the Com. Pleas Court OF
Hamilton county, Ohio, TO make partition OF the
property belonging TO the Findey heirs in Montgom-
cry county Ohio Said lot fronts on the north side of
First st., Dayton, In said Montgomery countytwenty
poles and running back to the Lake Erie and Mad Riy-
er Rail Road, In sa Montgomery county, Ohio CON
tanning five acres and one hundred and twenty poles
Said property is to be sold on judgment In favor
OF David A. Waieham against Alexander Swayhle
et. al. The abeve property has been appraised at
$tOCJ25, and cannot be sold for less th
Of the appraised value. IHI
Terms of Sale, Cash. N. y. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner
Of Superior Court of Montgomery County, Ohio
M 9 DuTTERFIELD, Atty for Plaintiff
mh26- daWts
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A LSO-170 acres, @ miles west of Lau-
n rencevillc, Laurence county, NJ good soil, well
improved, good timber, handsome, new, conve-
nient, well furnished two-story frame dwelling
house. out-houses barn and stable-in short a frst-
rate farm will be sold cheap by
CHAS. +, CLARKE,
mh23 Real Estate Agent, Cleggs Buiting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11
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B@-For Locals, Telegraph, and other
matters Of interest and Information, see
First and Fourth Pages