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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

HHnnOfs oil rom hOOd-One OF his JOAes
On one occasion two or three friends of
Hood came down for a days shooting, and,
as they often did in the evening, they rowed
out into the middle of the little lake in an old
punt. They were fnll of spirits, and had
played off one ortwo practical jokes on their
host, till on getting out of the boat, leaving
him last, one of them gave it a push, and
out went Hood into the water. Fortunately,
it was the landing.place, and the water was
not deep, but be was wet through. 1t was
playing with edged tools to venture on such
Tricks with him, and he quietly determined
to turn the tables.
Accordingly, he presently began to COM
plain Of cramps and stitches and at last went
in. doors. His friends, getting rather
ashamed of their rough fun, persuaded him
to 60 TO bed, which be Immediately did. His
grOans and complaints increased so alarm
ingly that they were almost at their wits
end what to do.
My mother had received a quiet hint, and
was therefore not alarmed, though much
amused at the terrified efforts and prescrip,
lions Of the repentant jokers. There was nc
doctor to be had for miles, and all sorts o.
queer remedies were suggested and admin
istered, my father shaking with laughter
while they supposed he had got the ague oil
fever.
One rushed up with a tea-kettle of boiling
water hanging on his arm, another tottered
under a tin bath, and a third brought thu
mustard. My father at length, as well as h
could speak, gave out, in a sepulchral voice
that he was sure he was dying, and detailet
some most absurd directions for his will
which they we're all too frightened to Sc
the fun of. At last he could stand it n
longer; and Rfter bearing the p~enitent OF
tenders beg him TO forgive them for thel
lieVe in their remorse, be burst into a per
feet shout of laughter, which they though
at first was delirious frenzy, but which ulti
mately betraye ed the joke.
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Lumartine's First Appearance in Paris as
a POet-TheC Changes OF Forty Years.

a POet-TheC Changes OF Forty 1earss
A Paris correspondent tells this story
about NJ. Yillemain, the member of the
Academy:
One day, some forty years ago, he had
dined with four c%ronies, at a then-popular
eating house in the Champs. Elysees, and the
party, in the gayest of humors, sauntered
back toward the Tuileries Garden. When
they arrived at the great gate at the foot Of
the garden, VillemaiD paused, turned toward
his merry companions, and said, with a
sigh
81 must leave you, gentlemen, to fulfill an
have before me, truly"
"Ah,n rejoined one of the party, "a mys-
terious appointment, eh2"
"Not of the character you imagine"
"a meeting with a creditor, perhaps? y
ooh, thank Providence, no. | am simply
going TO a soiree, with the understanding
That there is to be a p%oetical reading"
"Poor fellow. And who is the poet? n
"Oh, don't ask me. A young unfedged
aspirant, just arrived from the provinces,
whose first exploit in Paris is TO infict his
RHYMES upon a suffering community"
hCome, you know his name and won't tell
US 2"
"His name2 l was told, but l really be-
lieve it has escaped me. Let me see. II is
something like Martin, or Martini, Or
Ali have it'll The young mans name is
Lamartipel n
Agood many people on both sides of the
Atlantic, have since heard of that obscure
Young man, and he is now one of the forty
immortal academicians who lately welcomed
Father Lacordaire to the chair left vacant BY
de Tocqueville.
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oxen, purchased by the cattle reporter Of
TIE Tribune for Sl35, or 81 cents per pound.
The Sheep Market has declined 80 cents per
head. We quote At SOC cents, live, for or
binary to extra quality. Sales by VIM. d.
BELLS Of $50 head for $4,000 g. or 81 50 per
bead. BY McGraw h 0'Brian, $40 head for
$8,494 46. BY Chamberlain, 1928 head for
S6652 90. By J.. McUarthy, 1850 head for
1897 30. By Kent & Mullen, 1f3 head at an
average Of "a 81 each. By Hart \ West, S1S
head for IS al each. .f-a a.
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LITERAL BLACK REPUBLICANS IN THE
SoUTH.-A correspondent in the New York
World, writing from New Orleans, says:
To give an idea as to the name in which
the memory of John Brown is impressed on
TIE negroes Of the cities and towns, | repeat
what I heard said by one of them, viz: Roll
ing up her eyes and clasping her hands, a
negroes said, having been looking at a print
in Haaper's Weekly, showing John Brown
wounded at Harper's Ferry, "The Lord
bless him, he is a saint in Heaven now" A
negro man was overheard Speaking Of Mr..
Lincoln thus ale is Gods own mar" and
went on TO express the idea that before long
he would come down here to set all the
slaves free. OF course, the people here nave
no one TO blslAe but themselves for this
feeling among their slaves, since II Is a nat
ural result Of the style in which they nave
discussed the "Blaek' Republican Party.
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LBy Telegraph

New York, March 22.-Stocks firmer and
active Chicago and Rock Island, 58A Illi-
nois Central Scrip, 7l% Michigan Southern
Guaranteed, 37T; Reading, Al Hudson,
78K; Missouri Skies, 66; Erie, 3fH; Galena
and Chicago, TN Pacific Mail, s6H.
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A CHiLD's CoNPLIMEsT.-During the last
Christmas holidays, Miss -, Of N,
attended a party in the country, and during
the evening was requested to sing. She did
So with that gracious compliance which
marks true ~politeness. My little hero (who,
by the way, has frequently heard good Stag.
lng,) was all ears, and perfectly charmed.
when the song was ended, he ran to his
part birdr' 's ~'
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CIrY


RTOTTCR TO All WHO'S m HAY con-
psndine before The OitI Council o. the ,eiJef oinI
10 trade and pave, with bovlder.atcne, Rennook-
alley tom symilisr-stEsst g 55 S% a,Ss stf "a
ston-street, from Iinn.ntrest 70 Baltimore-street
.t go .s sHsss f RON R ~ E nt9.. s sSEsss z s JSSS' l ttfsSPs
TO grade and pave. Eith boylder-stone' OedarT
'l ES a frS% G sns -I yags. e S, as' ponfSs1.sscao eos.l
street. from Ereemhnsstreet 90 Oarr.gtfeet. /
true SSt e give Essi Sc Ss wee HSst SSG SSatIc sS Sf itSRss S5SSt
liz Jaw requires all claims for damages, that may
eccrue from said Improvement, to be hled in writing
Samasss claimed. Within t~cc weeks ayiFa sfssr tRs sapiT.
alton Of the time required for. the publication o.
@sis:dS SAM. L. ooRwINE, City CLERK.
NOTICE no ALL WHOM ITMAX CON
~ 1.oaIns bs; Gn ~ o !, hgsF oIGod Si y; H. sn ~ ts os ore are
cinnsti, the following Ordinances, to.viti
To establish the grade Of Maple street, from Free.
To Sstablsh the grade Of Parker-street, from Ohio
10 grade and pave with bowlder.stone oliver.
| street, from Jobn'street 70 Lipp-stgset,
10 grade ARd pave With boyldsEsstOne Plum
10 grade and pave with bowlder- stone Ailanth us
street, nom Bank street to olearyster,street:
wallis on The east side Of Jane.street, from sixth
street 70 the north end Of said street.
r1 IL S ST'd he T SSSt Sac HSa u fS woO % d.sars SS,o rom me F iiiS.
street to the whitewater oanaL.
walk al on Sn' ne south soSth s fhS Of PG Eis6tR.strest from Cen.
trial. avenue 70 Mound street: A.. ,,d.u.,ts an
Third-street, from the Miami Canal to Kugour-
10 grade and pave with brlok the sidewalk on the
south side Of fourth-street, from John'street to
Central. avenue.
from Linn street to Bay miller,street.
To grade, pave and MacAdamiEe with broken
stone Parker.street, from Ohio. avenue to North
10 repair with broken stone the Lebanon Turn
pike, from the Montgomery Road to the north cor
poration line. ~
northern terminus Of said alley. -
To grade Gross. Street, from Hamburg-streei
about 200 feet east to tue section line.
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the CLERK In
structed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement to be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount O.
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir'
alton Of the time required for the publication. o
such notice, when the same viii be tahen up iol
FINAL action.
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by Telegraph
baltimore Mnrket.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-Flour dull How
ard. street and Ohio S. l21s, and City Mills
s.. Wheat firm; red ST. 25@l 29i white
81 40@I 65. Corn active; yellow $4,000;
white 62@64c. Pork dull mess SIT. Lard
9A@1oc. Coffee firm at l2H@l2Ae. Whisky
dull, ..r.H .H
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Ii on THE PEAOE OF Cincinnati township
Hamilton County, Ohio William Wood, PlSintin
e. James Goo.diPn, IL, Defendant; on me sIth az
Of attachment In the above action for the sum OF
tiNty three and twsnty nine one hundred'hs dol
WILLIAM WOOD.
CipoiHnati, March 9, 1861. mh9-cS
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CoNHESDABLE MoyEMEST-Redue6on IN
The Price Of Gda-The BROOKLYN Gas LIGHT
Company have issued circulars INFORMING
the residents and business men in certai5
streets that they will reduce the price Of gas
from ~ % per l OoO cubic feet TO ~ 20 per
The New Gas Company have laid pipes, and
are furnishing gas in all the streets referred
TO, hence the efforts Of the old company Il
Ietain their customers
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HAMILTON COMMON PLEAs.-N

HAMILTON COMMON PL AS.-NO.
AI2l,6 $50, Anna A. Patton vs.; John T Patton;
The defendant, John p. Patton, Is hereby notified
that, on the 18th day Of February, 1861, the PLAINTIFF
Med her petition IN the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Hamilton County, Ohio, against, him wherein she
ness and Willful absence for the three years last
past, and prays to be divorced from her said nus.
that the custody OF their daughter, Alice Louisa
be awarded to her that unless said defendant ~.
18th day Of April, 1861, the came will DO heard In
his absence and a decree taken therein.
BIRD,
mh2.fg Attorney f. T PetitiOnef.
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI.
> 13,A72.-Dayid Gibson vs.. George Hatohs
PENDANT Rachel r.. Hatch, is notified that the
plaintiff, on the 22nd day Of October, 1880, hled he
object and prayer q which 8 to obtains judgments
that the ; si said George or ~ H siS ~ pay y-,t x , me sac !. 1s.
rate Of ten per cent. per annum, from LIST Septemberi
I ms1t. for Sh bic Hd lSA ., IsSSf 2 sI e .B Bl% o4dsF thar e.;
the following described real estate, mortgased By
the said Seo3se Hatch u h,. and M Me sSld d Hssh e. = :
cure the said debt Of said George Hatch, may b
sold and the proceeds appliedte the PAYMENT Of ssdd
That is to ssy-ar Of lot No 10, in square No. II,
Hatch, Guardian, recorded in book Noise, page 572,
Of the Records Of Hamilton. County, measuring y
attending back 100 feet to Goodin's ALLEY also, all
Of lot No.. = in square No. "a, In same Plat, messur-
road. and extending back 70 the Miami Canal also,
all of lot No. 81 in the ".Whitsnnan Lot" as shown
measuring s3A feet in front on Wesiers.row, and
extending back, along the south side Of Bank streets
Kirby suBdivision, square No. >, measnring 8, feet
in front on the south side Of DaytOn.street, and ex-
alley, the east line being % feet west Of one parallel
with BAymiller st; also, all ofthe west half Of block
Avery, recorded in plat book No. I, page q, bounded
west on DenmaD- street, south on Bankrstreeti east
by 70 feet alley, and nortbwardly by ground OF y.
Also, ali Of the lot Of ground in the east half OF 1.-THE
sane sss9 r. 6 iSSEt E oS 4 the on w 1nt s side II Plf Frie @S%SaLItns and M
extending back from said street, So feet to a ten-feet
siisi to BanF-st. Also, an the lot Of ground in block
No.. !, on the same plat, measuring, 50 feet in front.
OF right angles 100 feet, bounded south on Q lot con-
veyed by George Hatch to A II. Smith. Said mort:
gage being recorded in book No. $50, page 30I, Of
Hamilton County Records and defendant, Rachel
r. Hatch, IL notified that unless she answer or qes
(2sd) day of April, 1861, the same will DO taken -
true, end judgment rendered aecordtngly;
fei7-tf Attorneys for Plaintln-
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pRTXATE MRPIQAh COSSgLTTSA55
Utica White Lime.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING n
II CREASED their facilities in manufacturing this
celebrated Lime, are now prepared TO hll orders 70
having them filled, and Ia No oooperage, and. on
the most reasonable terms. All orders addressed 20
us, at Utica, Ind, will meet with prompt attention.
TYLER HOMES
Utica, Ind March Is, 1851. mhl4-om~
HANDKRR CHIEF EXTRACTS.-
III FraHRipanni, PatchOuly, Empress Eugene,
Jockey Club, Sweet Briar, RondeletiA, Geranium,
yerbenai Rose and even, other taYorite Extract
for sale By ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
Jazz B. W, cor. osntral-ay. aud Slightest.
WINES AND LIQUORS. WE HAVE
spared no expense In the purchase Of our
Liquors, which have been selected expressly toE
ALDER ROSS, Druggist,
lAaf y, " ,VVr, Q9ntgR-AV, and kiGhthNt.
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A ssIGNMENT OF A.-W. NKFF q co,
IN The assets Of A W. Neh a Co., consisting Of
sundTy notes, book. accounts and judgments also,
sundTy parcels q real estate, will, " order q ths
Probate Court Gf Hamilton County, Ohio, be offered
for sale Al the RotpndA Of the OOurt-hOuse,i In Gin
c~innati, on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of Marsh'
joins s~InPKrSsQH,
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a DMINIsTRATOR,s SALE OF REAL

N Iii pursuance Of an Order Of Sale OF
the Probate Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio, to US
directed, we will offer for sale, on the premises, az
public auction, on TUESDAY, April 30, 1861, at two
O'clock, PM the following described lot of ground
situated In the County Of Hamilton and the State OF
Ohio: The tract or parcel Of land known and deaig-
nated ss Lot numbsred Twsnty-tw0 I22l on the
II HamiltOn and State Of Ohio. appraised at one
hundred aud st1ty dollars, free Of dover.
two year., with interest, secured By mortgage on the
premise0 sold, w. X. NORRIS, JH..
SAHAHL Il. M0RRIS,
Administrators Of the Estate OF
mb2O-dWs w, I, Morris, deceased,
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A CHINESE BHIpsK.-At ~Foo-Chow, China.
there is a bridge a mile and a half long,
spanning the river between the foreign and
native settlements. 1t 10 built entirely Of
granite, rests on $50 arches, and is about 800
yeas old, $50
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G

r OUIS FRESER, VERBATIM PHONO-
II GRAPHIC REP0RTEB,-The above has now
permanently located 10 this city and is prepared tN
attend promptly to orders Of every description, in
this city, State or any other State.
Photographic Reporting taught, If desired. OF.
fte in the Queen City Commercial College, opposite
the PoBtofice. Refers to Alphonso Taft, Esq, Attor.
TTiiSScinnan Commercial; Ii. Reed. proprietor Daily
Press, fel0-tf
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nALMFR,s eOsMRTICLOTIO

opens the pores OF the skin, AID allows that
TO pass off In iDsensible preparation which would
othtTWiEe accumulate near the surface. IL is the
great skin.I urifeT Of the age, Nearly thirteen
years. experience has proved that pimples and other
e~ruptiOss Of the face. letter, salt rheum, rtBgwormi
erysipelas, and every other itching and irritating
disease of the skin. are relieved By a single appu-
cation Of This great remedy, and In a short time
e1eetually cured. ADson Baker 4 Co. AZ Warren
ST., New York, say A acquaintance Of ours has
been cured byit of eczema on both legs and feet
after having been pronounced incurable By physi-
clans in and out Of the hospital The writer has
also been cured Of the same trouble, AFTER having
tried even thing he could think Of fer eighteen
PIiee 80 cents, or six bottles for e. 90, .
wei be sent by express 70 any part Of the United
States Prepared by B0LON PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
mhie 80 West Fourth ST., Cincinnati.
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PawnbrOkerS.

a DAMS 81 LIPMAN, PAWNBROK Frs,
n No. 1873 Sycamore ST., between Fourth and
eral security, such as diamonds, watches, breast
OF value. UnTedeemed pledges for sale.
ms,s.,. 4 4 Z 4. A ER2fMR,s
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Hanks's Bell and Brass Foundry.

HLEs WORKS, formerly George L. HankS) No
I2O East Seoond-street, OinoiRnati.
DELLS KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAN
ID or made " order, Of any size mp to 5000 pounds,
and IN chimes, as wanted. Every variety Of Bras
WoT, nd BrsO and Competition Castings maic -
Solder, and every description Of finished BraS
Work.
Particular attention given to Steamboat WoEAa
such as Wrougbt iron Piping, and FittiRss put uH'
Steam and Wsts Sanyesl Metallic PAsking Mhistls.
Ali other varieties always ON hand,
Ie29-1 THOMAS FIRTH, supertnteRdsnk
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..zaEg..,S.:rs GO. .sn D. nm s; sl.r.


frrum this wosh'a vsnity Fainla
TmR GARDBN AND THA eARL.
~ Ths ssydsn w. enbd with odors,
Nom Iasmin ard heliotfone,
Ani the tender moag.roaa mufdods 0HIt NI
NNIf III ita beautiful velvet copqs a.fr.n
rsrfns white cufrhhts lho bctds!gf amber,
STRUNG upon ~nnR5gresh etlEs
Minded thelE anley elrstsis: onA
With snoVberrea White az MIX
I watched her piuckipe the strawberries,
- AID Dendl1g over ne banttL. nas,. a.
A N nom her search they ehrahki laf
Aswhcn she bit them she opened
IirHrfrh and red a. thGy-
lkffr had been the nifnNnerries
Ell would not have hidden sway
"Ararou not fond Of strawberries .
-. WHY don't vou pluck and eatf ..r
Sc. heie u q noble Fellow.
. Jeicy, aud red and eyeet.
stand there lookine e sgi'"h
rNi tt As IL lou thought twae q sin
,.a' Toeaf 81 such debate mortels,
But open yow mouth and pesh'
"AhiImesen DEAR 7 answered,
rH l ,rtt Al rine and red Is this strawberry,
.rHlaf Aud a. ftl of the blood OF tine sun
.f-~aD uf Von relfHhly hold u from mo
Nor offer mo even 9 Per1 p
what b hi. fpitl' she anSsttonsd l
,ull'Tbe ,tlavberry dropped from her hugers,
And she stretched cut her little hand.
And i knew that instead oi the irui5 u held
sci aIhe sEeeisst heat ~ tne wing VIM 1a Q
th III their shadow leaves mat gay, --r I
sflm And silently walked in the garuenS
r While the long hours stole away.
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Certificates Continually Coming.

" Out of justice TO myself, and a duty l owe TO
DIR. J. HEBERN and the suffering community, l
make the following statement: l have been troubled
with a cancer in my body for many years, and 1
tried the skill of the best physicians but grew
worse, until i was advised to go to the hospital
and remained there several months, and grew
worse. / heard Of DR.. j. HEBERb, OF this city ! L
went and put myself under his tire atment, and in
less than four weeks l was entirely we'll, and am at
this time at work at No. $50 Eighth'st. MY resi-
dence is at No, 40 Gest st. VIM OOOPHk.
Ha5- salve sent to every part Of the United States,
when ordered.
The Doctor is the only physician now living who
can kill and cure a Cancer without instruments OF
pain. He also cures Piles and all kinds of Sores,
Rheumatism, etc. ONCE, IS Barr-st., corner Of
Cutter. Once hours, Q A. NJ. to OF. m.
mh20-tf DR. J. HEBERN.
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Important to MilIinsrs and BIeaohers

THE FRENCH SYSTEM OF BLEACH.
ling WITH, WEIGHTS, ERASIYE SOAP
The subscriber has concluded to furnish his yalua-
BILE Recipe ut o uniform price, in order that Il may
come within the reach Of all. IL has recently been
sold in the Eastern cities at from $40 to S25, and is
believed now TO be the cheapest, quickest aud best
method Of, restoring sur; burned, stained or greasy
discovered, dispensing entirely with the use OF
birthstone, and warranted not 70 inlure the mate;
using the Soap; bleachiDg compound, sizing, re-
moving stains and pressing are given, and satisiae-
tiOn guaranteed TO all,
Letters Of inquiry must contain a stamp. On, re-
ceipt Of Three Dollars the above will be mailed TO
any address.
Sc EXclu i've town md c.u2ty tights for sale.
Add5ess AANSS0S =; TRLsHT JR,
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mo YOU WANT TO SELL ANY THIN9S
II Advertise IN the DAILY PRESS, and You will
have buyers In abundance. The RHMA8 has tbs
AEGlst GksaiGtion p NE eitSs
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MTsOELLANnoUs
Sale OF Valnable Real Estate.

-
NoTIgE - HEREBY QIVBN THAR
y b yiptus % a. order 81 ale directed 70 me
from the District yonrt ~ hneas voHnty, iS a Rsr.
p \, Bsb sgis RgS Sinlsti NJ s sSif JSSss 3 s Hsif and otseTs
Sss S Ssi Hp1,i, IA, 1 SSsaaes Ss the sSS hours q ton s oolo ssR
AN. and four o'clock z NJ q said DAY a the door
HIausosSss, sSd ssSSs q OHIO, SHBoss ioT sale AZ public
auction. the following grScpsrty, t9.wii rIrssi Al
mile square reserve. second Ain TILE 70 the TIL
rom rom he Riparisn. Ownership or said liver tracts one
and two, Third The rsysrslepaty, interest IN %
Fourth TntitS {. 50 much q the middie;srouad
tracts one and two, resulting from the Riparian
ownership Of said tracts
Der four hundred and eighty four ESQ lot number
four hgl dred and siEhtE four ard Z hssf d Sst1S. y
ihiTty:shrss f.et in width rom TN pEVsr H q, west.
Der thlrtY.hys iSJ exospf tweniy-two fset fror ne
n .S5 1TnSt, end a.. tSssT ,sa,, fronting q hS On srSH -i % e.;
rear q said lot lots one hundred Ard nine losl
one sS9 SIna .S Ssd t9 as Hi / ana Ssd ni Sns sSn ITS. S enc
bundled and twenty ueol and one hundred and
iIUs y ioE Sd 9asni f tsS fBT SndSod SS snS SEVENTY sas n as,
and the point whore the channels OF Swan-creok
feet front on each side of ottaws-street extension.
The line OF dock on the Msumee River Ia frontI
S 1SsS ~ atV tasS). All i' II said real estate lying and
being IN the Port Lawrence Division Of the City.Of
Before sale, said lots iIs and 100 will be divided
into lots twenty feet wide, fronting on Summit-at.
and running back to the alley, each OF which VII
DO offered for sale separately, and said lot Ie9 will be
| divided eaui- distant between summit and Water
streets, each half offered separatelyi and said lots
Summit and Water. ST. eeta, 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
mit.street with a privilege TO the purchaser to with.
drew the same In case he shall fail 70 secure the LEI
in the rear fronting on Water street. Leages have
been made Of parts OF said property, none Of which
extend beyond the FIRST Of April, 1861, which will be
assisned to purchaserA-
T~erms-One-third cash on all except the fret -four
items balance in two equal annual payments, 90
cured by mortgage on the premises. No bids re-
oeived for less than two.thirds appraised value. FoI
further information apply to
70 "a ono,f.i rfa.tar and QaraIvar
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
EXTRA LARGE
SHADE AND FRUIT TREES
Shortest Route by 80 MiIss.

nRRsONS IN WANT OF EXTRA
large Shade and Fruit,trees, can be supplied ,by
applying at No 20 West Ettth-street, or at Cooks
Walnut Hills Nursery, Maaison-road, adjoining
city limits.
bakers line of Omnibusses pass the Nursery even
hour starting from the corner Of Firth and syeA'
nore-sts., Cincinnati, o. mia II
TOIIAET sOAPs-LOW,s HONEY SOAP,
n Lows Brown Windsor do, Glycerine and Cam:
phor do, Old CASTLE do, Palm do, Qlycerin do,
Almond do White Windsor do Omnibus do, Ger.
aniuIA do, Moss Rose do, Ponoine do, Ooaooa-nut
OIL do, White CASTLE do 40. For sale by
VI ALRERT ROSS, Druggist,
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