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Daily Produce Market.

bAIlkOAt hNENlhG, maICu z.
PROVISIONS-A continued good demand for
mess Pork, with sales Of $50 brls, Of country at Sl7t
200 brls. Oft delivered mt RYAN vile, IND; cityis
held at Sl7 25Gpl7 90. Lard remains dull at 94c.
for tierce and lO4o for Reg, which are the rates
asked 100 kegs suld at l04c but loo. i about the
market price 100 tierces sold at g36g., delivered at
Hagerstown, lid. The demand for bacon Sidesis
gEp2od at ~ aioaG, and 1 E,,L mGeh 5S Offering 5 r 30
ing at Z56@i4o, Without buyers Bulk Meats un-
changed Sides Hrm at she, but Shoulders dull,
and Uttered at6S@6Ao.; the sales we've $1,000 lbs.
"GSEGCERIFs The market Is unchanged, and the
demand moderate: sales Of 2OO hhdi. Sugar at 5iftD
nc. Coffee firm, and in good demand sales ol3UO
BAGS atl34@ Liz; 70 bTls. Molasses solo at Slo.
WHtSkl-The market is dull, aud prices 4c,.
lower sales of LOO brls, at l59l5!6c., tho latter
IGGlRkIN@The market FIR Wheat Is dull. and the
outside rate offered for prime red is 81 white de-
ciined t. 81 tGnl 0S for prime to chsice, and was
duil at thee p ices. Corn-Ear in fair demand, aud
at the upper depots; shelled remains duh at 3i613jc.
fcr mixed ana 87qSsc for white in bulk sales bf
mixed shclled At the uppe depots at3j:sc, oats are
steady and ia fair demand at 27l6c in bulk. Bye is
nm ana in goci demand at 59@6Vc. for prime. Bar
ley-ThCrei is q good demand for prime Eau at 7Oc.,
and some sales we're made aDDVethis price, but II
was for q choice ~ ticle Spring is dull at 5S@j2c.
| FIR Western, and 7Om75c for Canada sales 0f 900
buslel strictly prime Fall at 72c., aud 800 do. crime
blythe market is steady, with q fsir demand
a. Sll@l2 per tun iSE PIilm g e Ilnotly ~ bales on ar
commands Sl36gA on arrival,
at SHe for Western Reserve, &c. for Hamburg, and
I6fo for Eusllsh Dairy; sales Of 50 boxes Western
Reserve o. 9Hc. . OIL. .H
BUTTER-Wo have no change to report Ia the
market. Choice roll fs in fair demand at lo, but
other qualities are dull at S9lOc. f.r common, and
l2dl3c for prime.
A~PPLES-Ihe supply is better, and the market
Is dull and lower, closing at 81 1907 Is per brl. for
fair TO prime Northern: sales Of 30 brls. choice at
So 20 and 70 brls. good at 81 so.
POTATOES-The demand is moderate at 81 300
l4O per hrl for prime Neshanocks sales OF 6t
bushels prime NeshGnocks at 379c, in bulk, 400
lush. prime Neshanocks at 400 in bulk, and 100
brls. choice Neshanocks at 81 49,.
sEED-Oloyer is dull, and tho demand 1uitt
limited: we, quote prime at 81 1901 20; 81 20 IL OBJ
tailed for small lois from store Timothy is duil
and declirad to So 5O@2 60: sales Of % brls. Glover
at 81 rs, Is bTls. Glover at 4 20, and 20 brls. at 81 10
the last salc was below the market.
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fBy Telegraph.
nsAws VoeL MarEer,

NEW York, March 2-P. M.--Ashes con-,
tinns steady, and ou L. a limited e a. 6qsiSsss doing az
Gotten dull and nominal, at llEc. for middling
Up'ands Only a very. limited business doing
Flour continues Gull, and prices generally have
unde' gone no importaut change; shippers refuse to
pay over So 20 for good extra State: sales 900 brls.
a. a. e st &C. 81 + 6 fST sp r fdr sd s.sfdfi Y % eS { 80 S. s sd5
8 40 for common to medium extra Western; s. 400
S 3 "a s. 5SF co sSs1P leT tEra &e4 Bfand sst do FS sigslns aai YG and
heayyi -CarSdia9 Fie1r duh Sna dropping stIs'
fSy Pie Flour r. STEADY Tea dat at s. g. 5Ss4 10 for com@e9 sG to e6siSe
superhne. Corp;meal dull ; sales OF 5CO 6rls' at " W
for jersey. and about IS 30 for Br~andywtne. -.
Whisky firm and in fair demand sales $50 brls at
Wheat a little more steady, but the demand still
continues very moderate; sales Of zoo bushels fair
Chicago spring at 81 u, delivered 1890 bushels OF
and ST 2s delivered 1910 bushels Canadian club at
81 20, deliveredi go bushels red Western az VI VA
| bushels white Western at 81 40 Rye. quiet at $50
zoe, as in quality. Barley scarce aud hrnl at 7e9
SOC. No important change in the Corn market to.
day old in moderate request, for export, Of sc ldy
prices /; new dull and heavy; sales Of 6,oUO bushels
at 65H@G6kc. for old mixed Western, Ia store, in
Guiding small parcels Of choice at 67@63os deliy.
cred b8sGoo. for new do at depot and delivered
and 7C@7sc for white Southern. Oats pleuty, and
dull sales et34H@354c G. for, Wes'ern and Gan adian
for mess and sI2 IS for prime, Beef dull aud IN,
changed: Gales Of 100 brls; at "a 10 for pTlme 70 ~
i extra @e mess. s;g grim 1877 m tseG Bsef dull Ms''l Beef seer HS@ia arm
at Sl2GI5 for State and Western: sales Of 1856 bTls. Of
rs packages at 6x @6Ac. for Shoulders, aud s49?c
for Hang. Hogs steady with a better e sgt see.ia e. i ixe
Land steady aud in moderate demand: sales OF So
brls al g556DlOAo.
Butter selling at lNal.e fer Ohio, and I4Sl9c. fol-
Sugar in moderate request: sales of $40 hhds, a
5Ge. for Porto Rico, and 30 boxes Havana at $40
MOiatses without striking change: sales OF 100 brls
SOC SO bids. sour do at nc 40 hhds. Cuba Musco
waco at 20c,i and 70 hhds. sous do at Ice. -r
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M Fanny Fern on AmnitIes.

Did you ever meet persons whom your
heart recognizes instantly? Not because
they are handsome, or graceful, or well-cos-
tuned, because from these signal flags Of
disappointment you have so often turned
away, that they are most likely to repel than
attract you. | aliude to spiritual, not a
physical magnetism.
Amourniuf soul perhaps, looking from out
the window Of the eye, challenging your
sympathy with mute elOquence as you pass.
Or, il your oWnsOul is unquietSaud restless
and VeXed with tbe worlds fever, the sooth-
ing presence IN a crowd, of a strange face,
placid and pursG that of infancy. Or you
hear q voice, 0tep and heart toned, and turn
instinctiyely in the crowd to look for its
owner, who by hat unmistakable token, you
& are sure has a soul, and as you listen, the
! sound cheers You ike the sunlight.
And Jet We RBoIantly cali sach "strang-
ers." Stranger. what though neither know
The earthly name by which we are called,
when such things can be; when for tina
brief instant in some public place, both list
enipg to some teble sentiment from a great.
souled speaker, and one filing eye accident
ally meets another, and the same heart-pulse'
are stirred, or ne smile simultaneously al
what pleases each, without remembering
that we haze not been introduced"
" bat matters THAT we never meet again
for that moment at least, have not our soul
spoken2 Daily | meet faces in my walks
Which move NE TO pity or love, as ! reat
uere whole histories, and sometimes when
think how short is our life, I grow impatien
at the letters Apropriety" has forged.
when meye en- at nightfall, toward tn
glaneiDg lights Of home" passing those o
r. my " sex to whom that word, with all it
sweet associations, is terrible as DEATH 70,
9 heart aches if hey look at me, lest the
2 should think there is DO pity for themini
] long to say, by so much as home is sacre
: Tome, by Just 30 much can la woman
measure your mOeking present. Rnd-ala
Q Tor Christianity l-your despairiDg fatuI
5 And so, though my unwilling feet 4psss b
OIL the other side" my sorrowfal pity TO-
lows, and would fain redeem them.
Sometimes as | pass along, / see the bus
ness mar going 70 his home, and my heal
moves toward him, if he hold between h
kpRsFs with bis cherished evening paper {
poos Snsds bunch Of flowers; because
q An9S q woman's heart, and the pow
. nsIs tnlngs' to .soothe OF pain il.
anu when see two little strapge, toddliI
babies, meet DA. the uavetnent. run mn
each other and faet6ino a little musi,
20 laugh, touch lips aud pas . as IL Hfe W,
fl made for love and them, 1 am sorry tina
q ever grew up.
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~ ~ - 11aH1~
N to be given by the City Treasurer
SECTION /. Be q orddt ned 5v he civ Council Of NE
oiy. Of Cincinnati, That the. TIeasurer Of said city
shall, within ten days after his election, and before
he enters upon the dutiss e his Ghco, give boud to
"the City Of Cincinnati In the p nal sum Of one
hundred thousand dJllH' s, with at least four respOn.
sible s%uroties, residents of said city, to be approved
by the City Council He shall receive and safely
lccp for the use OF said city, all monies paid into the
pay over the same, at such times aud in such manner
as the City Council may direct; ald that he, the said
City Treasurer, shall, at he expiration Of his term
of Office, deliver over to HE successor ia Office, or such
other person as the said City Couucil shall ~designa'e
for that purpose, all books, papers accOuuts, and
vouchers in his hnnds,&s prOpeTty OF said city, aud
pay over to his said ~suCVtsOr, or ouch othor persons
TO be DESIGNATED as aforesaid, all monies remaining
in his hands from the receipts Of his said office, dur
tho city; and further, g. perform all aud singular
the duties that the City Council may from time to
time prescribe. which said bond, when appro red by
the City Council, shall be deposited with the Auditor
SIC That the Ordinance entitled a Ordi-
nance recurring bonds TO be given by certain Off
GERS therein r0mCd,h passed April II, 1897, and an
Ordinance entitled eau Ordnance to amend IN
Ordinance entitled an Ordinance requiring bonds to
be given by certain officers therein ngnled, passed
the nth day of April, lS27,' passed april 2l,lSi3,
nance to take effect and 30 ia full force on aud after
the FIST day of April, in the year eighteen hundred
Done at the Council Chamber, in tho City of Gin
cinnati, this twenty-seyenth day of February, in
the yetd eighteen hundred and sixty zone.
JOHN +. TORRB zoe, President
Attest; SAN. L. OoRwiSE, City Clerk mhi'c
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TBy TelograPh.I
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, March Up, M-Flour is
Dun at s. IS for .upsrfne., Mess PORK ia good do
maud. and prices SOC. higher: sales Of ,20D bris. at
SIg. Bacon unchanged and ia moderate demand:
sales sf shoulders OF 7A@so.i Sides lokc., aud clear
Sides llhc Whisky duh, and prices deeliningi rec
tiled igf@2Oc. Sugar unchanged and firm at 5h8
6ho. for fully fair to choice; 5000 hhds., we're re-
ctiNed during the week. Molasses 10 good demand,
and prices 20. higher; choice 2Th@25e.: 1900 brls.
were received during the week. Coffee unchanged
and hrm at full prices.
The steamers Empire City, Judge Terrence and Fair
child have arrived.
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GTAth OF 6nI9, MAgILTON con wy;

GtTAfH OF OHI0 HAuILTON COU Wy.
- COUNT OF OUMMUN PIHAS ALLEN Latham
VS.. Thomas r. CORY end Harriet ID. CORY, his wife,
ct sl!-lNo. -.l-The above named detendants'
dents Of the State of Ohio, will take notice that tue
above. named plaintiff, on the 10Th day of December
1850, filed his petition against them and othess in
the Court of Common Pleas, for Hamilton County,
a certain mortgage, given by said Thomas y. and
Harriet D. CORY to snid Latham, dated 29th No
vember, 1858, and recorded same day in Book 2i2,
page 500, whereby they conveyed TO said Latham
to. wit Situate in Section a, Town. 3, Fractional
Range 2, Miami Purchase, Bio tx 81, bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at the northwest corner of Madi-
son and Charlt, n~-streets; thence west I1ur hundred
dred feet to Boone street thence east four hundred
feet to Madison7street (; thence south four hundred
feet to the beginning. .
And ESQ, the east part Of Block 80, beginning at
streets; thence south four hundred feet to Ham
mOud-stTeet; thence west two hundred and thirty
two feet to a hfty-two foot street, thence north Jour
hundred feet TO Wayne street; thence two hundred
and thirty-two feet 70 harshall-street and the be-
ginning.
The above. described lands are a part of Corry's
subdivision (CorryYilfel. a plat OF which appears IN
Book OIL, page 425, Hamilton County RecOrds--tO se-
said mortgage, made by said CORY to said Latham
one for 500, payable eighteen months after date
one for 500. payable two years after date, and one
for 1900, payable two years after date: ,
The petition asks that in default OF payment Of
the amount due on said notes. said real estate may
be seld free from all equity Of redemption, or other
claim of said defendants, for the payment OF the
! came. 1901 B. D.. l,-
The defendants are also notified that unless they
1 answer said petition by the 9th day of March, A.
1861, the same will be taken as confessed, and Judg-
ment rendered accordingly.
ja3-gTh JOHN W HEBRON, Plaintiff salty.
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IBy Telegraph
Naw York 9fonk Market

New YoRK, March 2.-Stocks unsettled
aud irregular, with a moderate business; Chicago
cinnati, Columbus and Cleveland. 81; Illinois Gem
trail Scrip saa4i Panama ll5H; hichigap bouthern
Central 57M; Cleveland and Toledo 35A Reading
45H; Harlem 1875; Harlem Preferred 49, Hudsen
siA; Missouri Skies $50; Virginia Skies ~ Tennes.
Zee Skies 20; United States Skies OF 1881 (%coup9ns)
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElNED at the Office Of the Board OF Olty Inn
proyements until nine o'clock A NJ. Of TUESDAY,,
March 8, 1861, for building a stone argh-cGlvert OF
four feet interior diameter, and ABOUT ole hteen hun
dred feet in Ter 9Th, froH, Charles HeiutZ's Brewery,
north along the south hoe of the Montgomery road
to a point about 1850 feet, according to the plans
ard specifcatiOns now on file in the Office of the
Board of City improvements.
Each bid TO be accompanied by two s%ureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, aa no other will be re-
ceived.
fe2l.tt CHAs.B BALANCE, Clerk.
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SUPERIOR CQURT OF CINCINNATI.
> 13,S72f.David Gibson ys George Hatch.
fendapt, Rachel R" Hatch, is noti6ed that the
plaintiff, on the 22nd day Of October, 1860, fled his
OBJECT and prayer q which is to obtsilra j~ndgmsnti
that the said George Hsteh b. pay Ut to the said Nay
rate Of ten per cent. per annum, from LIST September,
1850, for which lands belonging to plaintiff are
the following described real estate, EoTtgagsdi y
the said, Geo;ge Hatch anA the SAID hechsd *
cure the said debt of said George Hatch, may be
sold and the proceeds applied to the paJ ment of said
That Is to say-sTI Of lot No 10, in square No. Is,
as shown on tue plat Of subdivision made by George
Of the Records Of Hamilton County, measuring %
feet IN mont hsC On w t3e me nSi N sac Gaedi IN "a na aIley s: : slso' n
Of lot No. Z, in square No IA, in same Plat, measRr-
ing % feet in iTSn a. On Sst tRe ~ n ~ M sias u oman nsh,i siso,
all of lot No. "a in the "Whitsman Lott as shown
On tsS Plat saE 5sGtS set n IL SoG OK Ne %cst 9Sl, PSsS and
extending back, along the south side Of Bank-steets
e & feet feet s s5SS III Vision 81 .s sSns arc N. e Z, Seasu NJ So bet
in front on the south side Of Dayton street ana eH'
s sIIsn 10 U east line n being % feet west Of one psre1ei
with Baymiller st; also, all ofthe west half OF block
Avery recorded in plat book No. i, page q, bounded
west on Denman-street, south on Bapk-Atreets est
By 10 feet alley, and BY ground ofJ.
Also, ali Of the lot of ground in the east half Of the
ss sse N B fSoRt S Un I the on w Inf s sidS Il Rif ffis @Hnsafhns ana nd
extending back from said street, s. feet 70 a tez .ieet
Siisi to Bank-st. Also, an the lot of ground in block
No. l, on the same plat, measuring 90 teet 10 tronS
at TisRt angles 100 feet, BOUNDED south on a lot con.
veysd by George Hatch to A Il smith' SAID mort
Hamilton County Records and defendant Rachel
r. Hatch, is notihed that unless she answer OK qe;
J2Sd) day Of April, ls6l. the same will be taken a
JAMES EJAeKsQN,.-
feIz.tf .. ATTORNEYS i0T Platntlm.
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A Coop ATURED THOUGH DAMNED DRA-
MATIsT.-The dramatist Siraudin, who Is
now proprietor of a prosperous confeetion-
sry establishment in the Rue de Is PaiK,
Paris, has not entirely given mp his original
profession, though he would seem TO be
somewhat out Of practice. A Vaudeville
from his pen, entitled the PeHatss Of my
Uncle, was recently produced at the PaisiS
Royal Theater, and was a dead failure
having been Kissed from beginuing 70 end.
Siraudin was himself seated i'd the or6de5tFA
stalls, and, observing the eurreut of opinion
I among the audience, exclaimed aloud : "The
| author of this piece has certainly mistaken
his Vocationtlif 1 knew ham, Ashouid ad
Viss him 70 taEn CONFECTIONERY
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:. ~SJAL f. on

x DNIINISTRATHIX1S SA l. E.- ON
"A WEDNESDAY, the twentieth. day OF March,
1861. at eleven O'clock A, NJ, on the premises, on
the Hamilton TURNPIKE, one mile norih of BuTinG-
ton. Springfield township, viii be sold to the high.
est bidder, the following real estate, as the property
OF The estate II ROBERT A. HUNrEE, deceased,
TO wit All that tract OF land Situated in the north
half of %sectiou So, town 8 and entire rasge |, in the
Miami Purchase, being in Springfield Township,
Hamilton County, Ohio, bounded On the north by
lands Of Cyrus Chadwick and David Cameron on
the west by lands Of Samuel Martin and the Gin.
cinnati ard Hamilton Turnpike Road; on the
south by q tract of 37K acges of land set OH 10
Mary Jane Hunter, widow of Robert A. Hunter, de:
ceased. as aud for her dover in the estate OF said
Robert and on the east by the LANDS of Henry Vail
iette-containing seventy four acres aud sixty
three hundTedths. Appraised at S76 per acre
/ will also offer, at the same time and place. the
said 37k acres, set of to ms as my dover, as atore-
said, making in all, in said tract, one hundred and
twelve 10 100 acres
The property will be sold in one tract, or subai-
yided into several, to suit purchasers
Terms of Sale-One third cash. balance in one
and two years from the day Of sale, with interest
M Fix per cent. per deferred payments
TO be secured by mortgage on the PREMISE
By order Of the Probate Court OF Hamilton
County, made in a cause wherein Mary Jane
Hunter, Administratrix Of Robert A. Hunter, de;
ceased, petitioner, and George "A. Hunter and
others are defendants,
" MARY JAM HUNTEB, AdmiRistratrix.
MILLS & GOsHORN, Attorneys.
February 10, 1861. Iels-uIu
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CITY ORDINANCES.

mo 3O0.i
ANORDINANCE TO ACCEPT AND con-
IN FIRM Deed Of Dedication from Henry Rasche
to the CITY Of Cincinnati.
Be 10 ordained bv He Oity Council Of The cfv Of Gin
oinnai, That tbs Deed Of D. dicatiOn made by Henry
Rasche to the City Of Cluoinnati, for the use ofa
public street, dated the twelfth say Of February, A.
D. 1861, be and the same Is hereby accepted and con-
hrmed.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city Of Gin
cinnati, this twenty-sevprth day of February, In tho
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty one.
OH ]. TORRENCE, President.
Attest: SAM. l.. CoRwINU, City Clerk. mhl.o
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HAMILTQN PH gQgRTi-

HAMILTON PROBATE COURT
H John p. BOgart, Administrator OF Peter Boz
CART, deceased, We. Hannah Bogart, ct al.-No. b98.
AdministratoTs Sale Of Real Estate.-ln pursu-
ance Of an order OF the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, in the above case, / will, on SAT
UBDAY, the 9Th day Of March, 1854, At II O'Clock
A. NJ, on the promises, offer for sale the following
described Real Estate, situated in Anderson Town:
ship, and ON the waters Of Elght-Inile Greek, and
bounded and described as follows, t9-wit; Lot NJ.
I, beginning at a stone, corner OF james Eaylors
land, and 10 the line Of Mr.. Duck wallis thence
with said line s0o, q q poles, 2i links, TO a stone in
said line; thence west Ct poles, Is links, % Q stone
in Richard AyTes's line; thence with said AyTes's
line south 224o, west 25 poles, 10 links, 20 q stone
IN Ayress line thence east 70 poles, 10 nnGs, 70
the place of beginning, containing nine acre. ana
three rods, more or less. To DO sold subject 70 the
Lot No. q beginning at an elm on the creek, the
north west corner Of tire tract thence south "a
west 40 polesand nine links, 20 a tone IN hiohaEd
| Ayres's lire and oorne~, - tho widow ~ nus
| Ind l-r"f. fh.ut- retL g. pnii5- u u hdi 70 q
! stone H. Gne inc OF Mr.. Duckwal'si thence north
| 80, east CO poles, 1 link, to a corner 10 the creek
thence south SO, west 40 poles, II links, 20 the
! place Of beginning, containing tgent7 acres, more
or les. To lie sold free o. dover. .
Lot No J npprsiscd at $40 per acre. Lot No. q
] ppTraiGet ~ f33, irc~ ot dover.
3 fermg j Stl--O o. thir5 cash, TIC haiaaoa /
/. orc and to, .gGtr, yith intere.t, secured. ny mort
: gsRe. Ohm r BOGABTi administrator;
EtB'T MOOBE, AttTaey. =. L. I9ILlN
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nFFICR or LIE AMERIUAN e.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HESS Is HERE
" by notified that Lisse Hess did, on me lsth
day n January, A. D., 1851, file her petition in
M office OF the Clerk Ofthe Court Of COmm0n Pleas,
within aud for the county Of Hsmilton, and state o.
Tiio"cLHrpinR the said Solomon Hess with Wilitul
II rtar 80 T-eiH ct II dog, Gnp asking mat She
ma r. 100 H0p the SAID Solomon He's, aud
be restored to her maiden name OF Lisa ha1Imaa'
Sbich, netition will stand for hearing ia said COURT
al Any time after the 10th day Of March, ls6l.
Dated this 18th day Of January a ID lS5l
p.r ~ u,t, ber Attorney. feT-fIls
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NOMENCLATURE, SALE OF REAh

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HEAh.
On the estate Of P6aERoY sT6DpKRp decessSd.
offer for sale y large tWn-story bHck House, in
FloraVille, adjoining LEBANON Warren 09untysO
on the Lebanon and Cincinnati Turnpike The
milk house, and L built Of good, substantial ma
terial and slate roof. The out buildings comprise
workshop, stoTe-rOom, wood-house, hm9ke-honse'
hennery, stable, with gFanaries, caFFiage-roomr
&C., complete, The Lot contains about ~ acres,
q well set IA choice fruit-trses, shFubbery, grapes and
an Kim Of small fruits and flowers 10 abundance.
EVER coByeniones Is attached TO this property. g
make II one Of the most beautiful and desirable
homes In the country Said real oslats has been
regularly appraised at $1,000, aud will Dot De sole
for less than two thirds the value thereof. .
Terms One-third in haud, ons third in one, ap9
one-thiTd in two years from day Of sale, the dsferret
payments to bear six per cent. interest ana 20 hs
secured by mortgage on the premises sold,
ALeo-About IA acres OF good LaQd aalsinihs u
ah0Ye-named lot, suitable for buildng lots nohFihs
on a cpnnty-roed. .A
SLeO-M acres Of good Farming Lard, lying 4
of mule from Lebanon, 8 acres good umbet; anu " "
high state Of cultivation and well satered sal9
property will be for Gnle until the l2lh DAY o. ApIlL
For particulars, inquire Of N, W.sroDDARD, no
"a Hathaway st, Cincinnati, or address she uRuon
signed, at Lshanoa. MARIA
10" ~ -I.FEtW y
| fel2-NeOdN ~ H.Hu mH...# AoAnlhAatha Notee