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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-06
HEZ. L. HOSMER,
fe24.tt Special Master and Receiver.

SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI.
> 13,S72;.David Gibson rs. George Hatch,
plaintiff, on the 22nd day OF October, 1850, filed his
Object and prayer q which Is to ObtSiI'a
that the said George Hatch pay e the said May
1850, for which lands Belonging to : pialDti @y az:
the RSrf fCifo%ih Hy G Tss 81 dsef TSai ei,a sea aS 9TasE me- St
the said, George Hatch, and the said Rachel q.
cure the said debt of said George Hatch, may be
sold and the proceeds applledto the payment Of said
That is to say-all Of lot No 10, in square No. u,
as shown on the plat of subdivision made by George
Of The Records Of Hamilton County, measuring Is
feet in front, on the. noIth side of Bank street, and
Of lot No . in square No. IA, iu same Plat, measur-
ing 70 feet in front, on the north side Of Hamilton.
ali Of lot No. "a in the aWhits@an Lot" as shown
on the plat recorded in book No. ISL, page SO,
extending back, along the south eide Of Bank .sireee,
60 feet; also, all of the lot OF ground in Avery q
in front on the south side of Dayton. street, and ex.
tending back the game width, 1850 teet to York:
with Bay miller. st; also, all of the west half Of block
NOD, as shown on the recordeu plat made by E&. y.
west on Denman.street, south on Bank street, east
BY 10 feet alley, and northwardiy by ground Of ].
Also, all of the lot Of ground in the east halfo Of the
same block No on the same plat, measuring 100
extending back from said street, 50 feet % a tenSfeet
alley; Il t6 Ss south line i icing n go q. let Get ~ north Of AND n h| par,
No. ], on the same plat, measuring 90 feet IN front.
on the west side Of Freeman-st and extending back
veyed by George Hatch to A. II Smith. Said mort.
gage being recorded in book Ne $50, page 381, o.
Hamilton County Records and defendant, Rachel
R. Hatch, is notified that unless she answer or de-
m Iasg, to the = said petition ion on o. before the tysntS.third
JAMES a JACKSON,
faiT.tf AttOFnauRH for plnfnftH
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D. OLIvtl vrsDItL Hothts,

"
Ant uiemsnos, when / sav thee last
Ifln down the Rue de seinel
w turning, when thy form had passed,
frsamed not In that IDLE glance
And orb Len u memory frames
hrak shadow enda naHe' r boa
The few strnnes words my lips had taught
nv timld voice 90 epeak
The trailing Of tiny long, loose hair,
~ Jant oar my couch Of pain lr
All, all returned. more sweet more fair
Q, had Ne met againl ..t b
4 waired WHARF raint and virgin keep f
Tho vigil light Of Heaven
g I know tina thou had'st woes 70 weep,
And sins 20 b forgiven
i watched whore GeoevieVe Is laid
nelt By MAYS shrine
BESIDE me Jew son voices PIeyeui
Alasl but where was timer
And whom tho morning sun was bright,
HN When winds aud waves were calm,
Ard famed m thousand tinted light 14
The rose Of Notre Dame
tEsndered through the haunts OF mcn'
From Boulevards 20 qua.
TIL frowning DER st. Etienner
The Pantheon's shadow iay' r1
In vain. in vain. We meet no more,
Nor dream what fates DeleIt
And iopa upon the stranger $ shore
Ny voice on thee may call
When years have clothed the line with moss
That tell thy name and Gays
Ard withertd on thy simple cross
II TIT wreaths Of Peie Ia Uhaise. .
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FRUIT, NUTS, &C.-The receipts of Green
Apples have been quite large during the
week, and prices declined to 81 1902 rs per
barrel, as TO quality. Dried Apples remain
dull, and the demand quite limited at 2H@
&c. per pound. A moderate demand for
PEACHES at 4H@5Hc. for quarters and $40
6%c. for halves and 9@l0c. for peeled per
pound. The supply is large, the receipts
during the week being over 5000 bushels.
The supply of foreign is good and the market
dull. Oranges are selling at So 50@4 per
box; Lemons at 81 50@5e Malaga Raisins
have further declined to 81 66@l So, and
layerdo. to 81 9O@2; Sultana are selling
at l4@l6c. per pound Figs at 9@l0c.; Dates
at 7@8c.; Prunes, in casks, at 6@7c; Genoa
OitIon, in casks, at 23@25cs Currauts at so
&C., and Prunes, in Jars, at l8@2Oe. No
change in Nuts. Spanish Filberts and Wal
nuts sell at 7@9c. ut rHgF t~
GREASB-There is no change in the mar
ket. We quote brown at 6M@6Hc, and
yellow al 6M@7c.
GINSENG-The demand is better and
prices higher. Prime brings 45c., on ar
rival.
GRAIE-Wheat has ruled duh all the
week, and prices declined 4c. per bushel, the
market closing dull at 95@98e. for red, and
$l@l 05 for white. There has been a good
demand for Corn in the ear at 3l@34e., the
latter rate when delivered at the lower rail-
way stations. The demand for shelled has
been moderate at 34@35c. for mixed, and
36@37c. for white, in bulk. Choice Oats,
suitable for sea- d, have been in moderate de-
maDd during the week at 29@3Oc, but or
binary closed dull at 261c., in bulk. The
receipts are quite large. Rye has ruled firm
at $4,000. Prime fall Barley has been in
good demand the greater portion of the
week at Zoe, and the amount offering quite
light; spring and low-grade fall dull at 600
&c.
HIDRS-There is a good demand for
green and wet sailed, at our quotations, but
dry are dull, and dealers contending for
lower rates. The receipts are quite large.
We nuOte.
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fBy Telegraph.

New HOFk WRFkG
NEW YORK, March 5-P. M.-Ashes I'M
changed; sales at 50 l2k for Pots, and s. 1905 50 for
Pearls.
orally, without change: sales OF 200 bales at ll4c.
for middliDg UDlands.
lower, with moderate business doing Tor export and
home con sum ptiOn. sales Of 10, 700 brls at S5a5 10
foT sgperfne State 90 1905 g for extra States SO
to medium extra Western; % 1905 so for shippinR
brands and extra Eound.hoop Ohio, and IS 5o97 for
Canadian Flour heavy and dropping. with rather
more doing: sales Of 900 brIs. at S. 2O@6 Is for com.
inside price. Rye Flour 10 selling slowly at So 400
4 10 for common to choice s~npeTfne, OOrR-meal
Whisky-Less doing, and the market Is lower:
sales Of $50 brls at Tfk@ISc with a moderate ex-
No important change in the Wheat parket, but
holders are . little more disposed to realize: sales OF
and delE eTedS III 500 bushels H~ofth-WesteTn Club at
y q, Delivered ~ 500 bushels nilwagkie club at
81 20 In store, and 81 20 delivered; 900 bushels win
ter red Western at 81 80, deliveredi 2,2QO bushels
white Canadian at 81 90, and 900 blthels white
quiet at 6s@7Oo sales Of 500 bushels at zoe. Barley
Is without material change aud in moderate request:
for export and home consumption: sales OF $4,000
65@57Kc, delivered; 5Sa6Sc. for new do, St tho rail-
road and deliLered; 6oc for new yellow Western
afioat; 66d66c for inferior TO priu Q Southern yellow;
and CSC. for fair White Southern. Oats heavy and
los er al 3Og32c; for Virginia; 3l@324c. for .Jeriey;
32h@al9c, tor Western and Canadian, and $40
SOC for state. . d.
liPork steady and In moderate demand; sales 45O
barrels at Sl7 20 for mess; Sl2 5O9l3 for prime.
@5 for prime; S. 1906 70 for mess; SS0l for re.
packed meas; Sl0@lI Tor extra mess. Prime mess
no barrels at l21l6o for State and Western. Cul
Meats firm sales $40 packages and 1900 pounds
al 64@6Mc for Shoulders, aud SA49e for Hans
Dressed Hugs dull and heavy at 7@7be. for corn.
fed and live Hogg dull and slightly lover; sales al
5A@to. Bacon dull and prices without quotable
change Lard heavy and lower: sales 300 barrels
at e4Gl0c. for No | TO prime Western.
Butter selling at l0@l4c. TOR Ohio. and l49l9c,
for State. Cheese steady at 99lOxe. for inferior to
prime.
poriant change sales az I,lSO hhds Cuba at ~
Dc at auction, $50 hhds at !3S&5ic M1lasssl
continues dull; sales OF 100 hhdb. New Orleans
a,4O hhds FoFtO Rtqo, and $3.50 hhds. Ouba aus
eoYado, 1t t8e.; aud By auction 7ab barrels aud bali
| HuaeOvado at i60I7Hc " T7TfT17
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EGGS-The receipts have been very large

LUND Thu IUO0Ip5 HHFU UtbH VGIJ IdIBt
during the week, and prices declined to
9H@l0c. per dozen, shippers count.
FEATHERS-The dealers continue to
pay 30 to Acc. per ID. for fair to prime, on ar
rival, and the market remains dull
FLOUR-The market was quite dull, all
the week, and prices ruled in favor Of
buyers, but did not lead to any increased
demand. Superfne has been offered quite
freely, the last few days, at 81 so, aud at the
close there were more sellers than buyers at
this rate, and low extra sold at 81 $500 so.
We quote superfine at 81 1904 IS, extra at
81 6O@4 IS, family at $49O@5 %, and fancy
at S. 5O@6, The market closed very dull
last evening, and superfiue sold at 81 40,
and it was difficult to find buyers at this
reduced rate. y.
FISH-The market is very dull, and the
demand quite limited, but there is no change
g, r,,oa,T W. n-z ...
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CHEESE-There has been no change dur.
ing the week; the demand has been moder.
ate, and prices ruled steady. We continue
to quote Western Reserve at SIC, Hamburg
at &c, and English Dairy at 1910.
COFFEE-The market has been less firm
during the week, and the demand quite lin
tied, but there is no change in prices, hold
ers leaning firm for prime to choice grades,
owing to their continued scarcity. The arti-
Gle is to come in free of duty, as heretofore,
under the new tariff. The sales during the
week add up l,400 bags, for the week, at 12X
@l3c. for common; 1916. for fair; 1876.
for good, and l3A@l4o. for prime to choice.
CANDLES AND SOAP-There has been
quite an active demand for Star Candles
during the week from the South the sales
reaching 5000 boxes. Prices did not undergo
any change, and the market closed rather
quiet. No change in Tallow, Parafine or
Opal Candles, or Soap. We quote;
Tallow Candles, double preAs ed. ...................-. IS
daHoW candles, ID
IL
.,...""r.5A07A
nnSIoN .''.""ss,..,..'"s.b5Et0T
."......."sI4Q01
fdIdIlut.s'."..',..'u.. .s.s..... ....,.............a.......3U
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IBy TelegraphJ
WoW Knrh gfooH nr,~Hoe,

NEW YoRK. March b.-Stooks dun and
and loweri Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 7Oi
Oleyeland and TOLEDO, 81 galena and Chicago,
Island, So Michigan Southern Guarnnteed, $40
hichigan Central b6f Harleml. 15Ai. Hudson,
1ois Central Bouds, 81 Missouri Sizes, So TennsI.
~ IKE M Vnitea State Five q ISIS tO9upons,
United States Elves Of 1874 (OouponsJ, biN,
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W00DEN-WARE-The demand is quite
moderate. We quote common Red Buckets
at 81 80 per dozen; Red and Blue, ST So;
Fancy, 81 60. Tubs, No. !, 5000;
No. 2, $685.; No. 3, $7@s, do. in nests,
threes So, and Fights SO per nest. Wash
boards So per dozen. Painted Churns, No.
l, $40 per dozen; No. 2, SO, and No. 8, So.
WH1SKY-The market closes dull at lac,
with a supply exceeding the demand.
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OfTK ADVMRTTgMMWpTTB

IN EhN.-hgti IL hereby given. that thpre Ar
pending p foTs the City Cornell Of the oB Of ON.
cinuati, the following Ordinances, to-Wftt
To grnde aud McAdaniae, with broken STONE.
Ohio.Syenne, from Horizons north line 10 = poisl
e70 feet aonthR hrdly.
10 Frade, repair and pave, With brick, the side.
wallis on BaumFtreet, rom Third street 70 Sixth
10 grade, rspair and pave, with brick, the side.
Malkl on fhe wesf side Of Pendieton. street, ffopu
Woodwnfd-stsest 10 Liberty -etreet.
To grade and rave with Limestone, Audernon-
alley, IRON the Whitewater Canal aOftR, 10 connect
with the present Bpveuient.
In pursuance 81 the law, said Ordinances vsrs
twice read, ibid on the table, and the Clprk Ia
Of the same.
The law requires all sisiss for damages that mar
accIue from said Improvement to be filed N writfna
with the City Clerk, setting forth the Gmount 81
damages claimed, Within two weekV after tie expir-
such notice, whom me sans will be taken up foF
fss-dw Sam. L. ooRwINE, CITY Olsrk.
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IBy TalegTaDh.l

PHILADELPHIA, March h-Flour dull.
wheat STEADY a. 81 1S@l s3H fqr red 81 as9l IS
TOR white delivered 8 sales Of 5000 bushels. Coffee
itoady. Whisky firm at ls9Ihe.
II. u3I ,T1 LII F1.it mon
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Review 81 the CINCINNATI Market,
ron rHnwnnK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ING MAROH o, 1851.
ALO0HOL-This article advanced 70 3sc,
during the week, but CLOSES dull At sec. for
90 per cent over proof, less the usual dis
count to The trade.
ASHE52The market e unchanged, but
dull The demand being quite limited. We
quote Pots at 4K@4ke, Pearls at 4A@5c,
and Soda-ash at 3X@sKc.
BARK-The supply Las been light, during
the week, and prices advanced to So 50@I6
per cord for fair to prime chestnut oak.
BURNING FLUtD-The current rate for
this article during the week was 40c.
BROOMS-The market continues quite
dull; the receipts are large, and the stock
ample, and the demand chiefly local at the
following rates;
Common s-...a ,....,.a,., a.,e- .,.~ss,...a.-... 81 25M5 90
fancy ""''''''''"'' .''''"''''''''"''' ',...'''.".,. z 2593 90
recommendation COOS %
."'.s.. ..,..."s.,,..s... 2 zoos 30
BUTTER-The supply Of choice fresh,
suitable for table use, continues light, and
not adequate to the demand, and for such
the market remains very firm at l40l5c.;
but for all other kinds dull, at s@lOc. for
common, ard Hobo. for fair to prime roll.
BRAN, SHORTS, &C,-Brau and Shorts
are dull and prices lower; closing at SO for
the best; ship stuff unchanged. We quotes
bran, per So 60@ 9
sShIIts, Per 500
kasl stni RNA 10 VONuiO
AhiuuIhss 10 OO1l1
BEESWAX-The demand is better aud
prices advanced lie. per pound, dealers now
paying 28@29c, on arrival.
BEANS-A moderate demand for good to
prime white, which are scarce, at S0@90c.
per bushel. Inferior and damaged are not
wanted.
CRANBERRIES-Th The market is dull.
and prices irregular and nominal.
CATTLE, SHEEP AND H0GS-The SUD.
ply of Beef Cattle has been quite large dur
ing the week and the market ruled dull, and
prices declined 25c. per GENITAL, closing dull:
the sales during the week were 700 head.
We now quote common at 81 1902; fair
So 25@2 so; good SO 1908, and prime So %.
The supply of Hogs is large and the market
ruled dull all the week, and prices declined
fully SOC. per GENITAL gross, closing at 81 25
"a SO for slop, and $4 75@5 for corn. fattened
per GENITAL gross. Sheep is in fair supply
and moderate demand, at 1904 per GENITAL
gross.
COTTON YARNS-The demand is moder-
ate and without change in prices. We quote:
POUND
SoNeIien
carpet
""..
IWlne Is
Dozen Yarns" "''''' '"''''''' ''''''"" ''""'' '''"ii@iA
hundreds. ............e
D hundreds.
C00PERS' STUFF-The market contin-
ues dull and heavy, and the demand quite
limited. Machine-shaved Hoop-poles de-
clined to $25 per NJ. No change in other
kinds. We quote:
Barrel Poles. ................. ................... 50 O06io 90
HOgshead 0G23 90
Hoss"'"u RSILan VSSgga o.
Barrel Poles. QI6 h0AIS m
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COOPERAGE-The market was duller
the past than for some previous weeks, and
prices are lower for some kinds. Whisky
Barrels declined to 75@85c.; Slack Hogsheads
to 81 20@l 25; Fly-tight Hogsheads to ST.
BIOL 40; Tight Hogsheads to 50. 5000 40,
ard Slack Half Barrels to So 1902 30 per
dozen, We quote;
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AF-IsoRLhArVRoUs
Sale OF valuable Real Estate,


N0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
from * Ky sl bistS; % s an order IL Of sale directed to me
tition suit pending in said Court, wherein William
p. Daniels is plaintiff, and James u Hall and others
day Of Rprii, ISL, Between tho SonTs e Ian ' o.ela az
A, N. and four o'clock 2. M ofsald day at the door
Of the Court-house. in the City ofrpledo, County 81
auction. the following property, to-wit First: All
session Of tracts Nos. ONE and tSe Of Ptis tre RSs-
mile square reserve. second All ttie 70 the tri-
from the Riparian ownership Of said river tracts one
and two; Third The rsyefsiSnary, interest n 80
passes through said river tracts enc aud TIVE,
Fourth; All title % so much Of the mdddls:gound
in the maumee River as lies opposite Baid river
tracts one and two, resulting from the riparian
oTne1sRip o. said tracts.
Der four hundred and eighty. font lfsD; lot 9um6er
Io4T N.Y. osea ana elgaty four and = bali gg4flt
building Of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad;
srlT si iLn6 ns ld 1feI nm %ietn IRON the PIPER e vest
Der thirty.hye 49, except twenty-five feet frout the
and running back toward St, 0lafr-street t6ths
rear OF said lot lots one hundred aud nine Ci69l,
eleven qlll, one hundfe and nineteen disl, cos
hundred and twenty Q20) and one hundred end
iine efiOtP number f Sa9 fRrGnRs OS anG SEVENTY SnS n %7SS
and the point where the channels of Swan.cresk
feet front on each side Of Ottawa. street eStepssion.
The line Of dock on the Maumee River in front VI
and eighty (1sO). All Of said real estate Wing and
Toledo.
Before sale, said lots lIe and 1920 viii be divided
into lots twenty feet wide, fronting on mmit-
and running back to the alley, each of which will
be offered for sale separately, aud said lot lOq will he
divided eQui-distant between summit and Water
streets, each half offered separately and said lots
ITO and Ill will also be divided equi-distant between
Summit and Water. streets, and Into lots twenty
feet wide, extending from Summit-street back TO
same line, each Of said lots to be sold separately.
Bids will be received for the lots fronting on SUM
nit street with a privilege to the purchaser TO with
draw the same In case he shall fail to secure the let
in the rear fronting on Water street. Leases have
been made of parts of said pr1perty, none OF which
extend beyond the first of April, 1861, which will DO
assit ned to purchasers.
Terms-One-thiTd cash on all except the fret four
items balance in two equal annual payments, se-
cured by mortgage on the premises. No bids re-
ceiyed for less than two.thirds appraised value. For
further apply to ~.
-. HEz. L. HosMER,
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AR RIV Or

HAMILTON @ M o PLEAS
H Sarah }. Strider VS. Joseph L.. strider.-Ho.
a, 672.- The defendant, Joseph L strider, viii take
above complainant filed her petition in the court
Of Common Pleas Of Hamilton County. Ohio,
ant with gross neglect Of DUTY, extreme cruelty
and adultery, and preys to be divorced from her
said husband, have alimOny, her name changed 70
Montgomery, and have costs that said suit 10 now
pending In said Court and unless he, the defend
ant, shall oppear on or before the 21d day Of March
Hext, and show good oauae for DELAY, the same will
be heard In his absence, aEd n decree taken therein.
ROB'T MOORE,
fe1-fWe Attorney for Petitioner.
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Dh. tFhI. OWENS, WIrHOUT THE
hnhe Or LitetnTe, BY a new, simple and peol.
abo9i eight gean ago, aud which hAS been at.
6eWRHEsHSs VIZ IN complete sneoess n even case X.
ast tyestS bve yssrs, and Gssures the Afiicted thAs
The above Il no humbug. For further lnformas
Hon Apply at his of1cs and -esidspca No. IA Weaf
seventh -st, Cincinnati rs0N
ITO YOU WANT no SILL ANYTHINQE
Advertise In the DAILY PRH8S, aud you viii
have buyers N Abundance. The PnEa9 bN th2
hrEsss aircuistinNi . tba els,
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w E6LBs's uSisrnsnted Wine, the pure juice
q the Oatawba grape 10 cases Joe kinse{'s stu
CataWbat 10 0aseB Woet India Bay Hum. In store
nd for iale bT A. a. ooLfERs $40 saf 99l
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HAMILT0N PROBAT E9C0URT.-

HAMILTON PR r. CQURTs-
HI John y. Bogart, Administrator Of Potter Boz
gsrt, deceased, VS. Hannah Bogart, ct al.-Nn 5sS.
ADMINISTRATOR Sale Of Real Estate In pursu-
anoe Of an order Of the Probate Ooatt "a Hamilton
gBpAY, the 9Th day 81 MARCH, ls6tiat II o'clock
a. Ms on the. premises, offer for sale the fouoytng-
ship, ard on the waters OF Elght-mtle Greek, and
bounded and described as follows e wit Lot Ne.
|, b. ling at a stone, corner OF JAMES Teylor's
land, and IN the line Of Mr.. Duck vale thence
with said line SOo, d % pOles, 81 links.to a stone In
said line; thence west 81 poles, Is Links, TO q stone
in Richard AyIes's line thence with said AYres's
line south 2ehe, west 20 p lies, l6 links, to a stone
ih AyTesis line thence east 70 polel, is links, to
tie place Of beginning, containing Zine aoreg aud
three rods, more or less. To be sold subject to the
Widows DOVER.
YIotHG 2, beginning at an elm on the creek, the
nOTth-west corner OF the tract thence south z2Ho,
4 vast 20 poles and pine links, to q stone in Richard
Ayres'a line and corner, to the widow BOgart'a
land dover thence east O. poles, 10 liukE, to q
stone In the line OF Mr.. Duckwalfs; thence North
az east 90 poles ] Ink to a corner In the creek
thence eouth 81 wet 46 poles, II links, to the
place Of beginning, containing twenty acres, more
or Ices 70 be sold free of dover. -
! Lot No ] appraised at $40 per acre; Lot No. 20
epprRised al SSS, Tree OF dover. ~ n. r
: Terms OF sale-OAe-thlrd cash, the balance In
p one aud two years, with interest, secured by mort.
gage, JOHN p B0GART, Administrators.
hoBr mo0hk, Attorney. fe1-dW
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SEED-Olover has ruled very dull, during
the week, and prices gradually declined,
closing at 81 for prime, at which rate a lot Of
prime in bales sold. The receipts are large
and the demand quite limited. Timothy
dull at So 1902 90, and the demand but
moderate. Flax in good demand at 81 10.
Hemp dull at 81. Bluegrass is selling at
81 %, and Redtop at $1@I 10.
SUGAR-There has been a good business
done during the week, and the market for
the better grades has ruled very firm. The
sales comprise $50 hogsheads. We continue
to quote common 4M@5c.; low fair at 81
@515c; fair at 5%@6c.; good fair at 81
@6Hc, and prime to extra choice at 6N
orc, closing rather dull, the demand
being quite light.
TOBACC0-A very limited demand for
manufactured, and prices are easier. The
following quotations represent those asked
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STATE OF 9HE9 HAMIEToN oOVVTY

STATE OF OHIO HAMILTON COUNTY.
- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Allen Latham
vB. Thomas II Cory and Harriet i. Cory his wife,
ct al.-lNo. 1.-THE above named defendants,
dents of the State Of Ohio, will take notice that tho
abCye-nRmed plaintiff, on the 2ath day Of December,
1860, hled HIS petition against them and Others in
the Court OF Common Pleas, for Hamilton County,
q certain mortgage, given by said Thomas r. aud
Harriet ID. Cory to said Latham, dated 29th No
vember, 1853, and recorded same day in Book 242,
psge. 500, whereby they conveyed TO said Latham
to. wit Situate in Section IL, Town. 8, Fractional
Range 2, Miami Purchase, Bio * 81, bounded as fol.
lows: Beginning at the north west corner of Madi-
son and OhArltl n-stTeets; thence west four hundred
dred feet TO Boone-street thence east four hundred
feet to Madison street; thence south four hundred
feet to the beginning
And a SO, the east part Of Block 80, beginning at
streets hence south four hundred feet to Ham
mond-street; thence west two hundred and thirty
two feet to o hfty-two foot street thence north four
hundred feet to Wayne. street theRce two hundred
and thirty-two feet 10 Marshail-street and the be-
The .above.described lands are a part of Corry's
subdivision (CorryYille), a plat of which appears in
Book 81, page 425. Hamilton County Record Ito Sc
cure the payment Of three notes of even date with
said mortgage, made by said Cerry to said Latham (:
one for 500, payable eighteen mouths after GATE I:
one for 800 payable two years after date, and one
for S2,OeO, payable two years after date.
The petition asks that in default Of payment OF
the amount due on said notes, said real estate may
claim Of said defendants, for the payment Of the
same. .
The defendants are also notified that unless they
answer said petition by the 9th day of March, AID.
ment rendered accordingly
ja3-gTh J0HNw HEBRON, PIaintiH's:Atty.