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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
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NHy YoRx, April 25--P. M.-Ashes con.
hnue steady sales 90 bfls. ~ 70 62x foi
Pots acd Pearls. NVo T1tafl 81.
Cotton-PTices still tend upward with
fair demand Middling Upland Is quoted
at $780, sales Of 2, 400 bales, Including ], zoo
bales in transit. ff 100 iiii gflii'
Flour advanced about DC. per bril-, with a
moderate export demand and pretty good
inquiry for home consumption. There is
also some demand for supply Of Government
transactions, which aggregate, including
parcels sold last evening, 24,057 brlsa al
| 50 O5G5 10 for superfine State IS 2O05 "a
! for extra State, So 05@5 10 for superfine
| Western, 50 zoos as for common 10 medium
extra Western, So 50@5 So for shipping
brands extra round.hoop Ohio, and S. COO
! for trade brands do, the market closing
| firm. Canadian Flour slightly advanced /:
sales Of 900 brls. So 2OC97 so for common 10
good extra, aud 81 25@7 30 for choice and
iGvorite do. Rye Flour selling slowly at
SO 1904. Ctr3-meal steady small sales at
previous quotations. 80
Whisky Market firm sales of !, ESQ brls.
at lS1Se. r-.r2 rr4.T .ri -f1 % rr51lT'
There is better export, and home trade
demand for Wheat, and the market closes
with fiImer feeling: sales of $1,000 bushels
Chicago Spring at 81 2o@I % for good and
choice in store and deliverable; 5000 bush
Canadian club at 81 25, delivered; 38. 600
bush. Milwaukee club at 81 2501 81, in store
and delivered $4,000 bush white and red
Western, part at 81 3O@l 80 delivered, the
remainder on private terms; 10000 bash.
white Western at 81 4O@l 46; 1000 bush.
white Canadian at 81 49, and !, ZOO bush.
choice white Kentucky at 81 65 Rye is a
little ifmer: sales Of 5000 bush., part az 67c.
and remainder on private terms, Barley is
heavy: sales of 4,500 bush. State at 58@6lc.
In Corn there is scarcely so much doing but
the market, notwithstanding, Is firm. sales
of l6, 600 bush. at 67c. for old mixed Western
in store; 67@6sc., delivered; 6l1@65c for
new mixed and yellow Western 621S070c.
for white Southern; 6796Sc. for Southern
yellow, and 63e. for new Northern yellow.
Oats are in little better request at 34@35c.
for Western and Canadian, aud 35@36c. for
State.
/, Pork is without material change, and the
demand moderate; sales $50 brls. at $Is 30
@l8 75 for mess; $l3 25@lS 10 for prime
on private terms. Beef in fair request and
market firmer: sales of 700 brls at $4(04 so
for country prime; So 8706 25 for country
mess; 50 SOLO 80 for repacked mess; $40
5C@l2 for extra mess. Prime Mess Beef in
moderate request, but advanced prices in-
sisted on by holders checks transactions
Beef Hams quiet at $l3015 %. Cut Meats
quiet and unchanged: sales of 175 packages
at 614@7c. for Shoulders; ST@SHc. for
Hams. Bacon dull Lard heavy and lower:
sales of $50 brls.- at 914@l01sc. .
Butter-l0@l5c. for Ohio, and l5@20c.
for State. Cheese steady at 7@loHc. for
inferior to prime. rL-.-
Coffee quiet and steady. Sugar-Raw
dull and heavy: sales of 9l6 hhds, of Cuba
at 474@6Hc. Molasses dull and unchanged.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
1861. 1861.
.. FAST TENTI. IsT
LITTLE MIAMI
AND
% COLUMBUS AND XENIA
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTON
rg Railroads. ~ .

0E AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL ID,
ans sl' Trains % ~iI. ssHsrI q sol,SwS c.!
o1ciSnaa, oE Hsniitoa Ian 9 and nd Dat Dsston iDu DSl
Hot-E'I, am iton Eaton, Richmoud Indisnsro-
Raioad With Dayton aad sS asassa Rair,sd iH " f0r
Canada; with sandu.ky, Dayton and Cincinnati
i'' AZ NJ W. CiSEISNATI ExPR Ess-Frem
Lutte Miami Depot. Connects wa Columbus and
Ckyelsndi via lolgmous, Orestlipe aud P,ttebuEg;
luinbui Be- air and Bsnweoa also for SsringIsld.
O,nneots with Cincinnati, Wilmington and zanes-
Ss28 A. M ACCOMMODATION-Fro
Einoinnati Hamilton tDd Dayton Depot-For Ham
Si2S A. M. nCCwMMODATIoN-Fro
In tls Miami HetUt Gonneclsyia tolImbps, BellaiT
via Co umbus, ,iCrestline and Pittsburgh.
HSIiiSoL aps Dagto BssstFer H,@ton SstSlnO6S 6a
foId and Liberty. Connects to oonnersville Com
cnnsf RaroSd to FoTest Oonnecis With Green
s:sS .E; p s6S At
gS,3S P; III MEXRnREssSasr%sm M % ,,1s ilsSif S SSsti,
ml nd. indianapolis and West. Connects, at Day
tol, with Da, ton and Michigan Railroad for Lima
a z. nj. SCtOM%0D& &TiOS@SrSm 1S Saaf u tie
Miami Depot ror Xenia Connects with Cincin-
e:53 P: M. ACCOM- GMMODATTUN-From Gin
cipnati, Hahilton aud Dayton DePot-For Cen
ISP. M. NIGRT EXPREss-From Ciucin-
natl Hamilton and Day ton Depot. Oonneots Wis
Column Juf, SteubenVille aud Pittgburg, via Colum-
air al d RAnvnod via Columbus, Belair aud Pitts
burg and via 1olnmbus and Olive aud
sLEEPING-UAR RS ON THE THAlN.
Trims leave Dayton for the East via Columbus.
at I2:36 A, M 1I:a0 A NJ. and 5;46 P. NJ
al trains run daily SUNDAYS excepted), except
plate of Saturday night ~ -. -
For all IntgrnatIon and Through Tickets please
apply at the Ofices, south east Of Front and
Broadway; west side of Yine-street. betwesp the
PustOfice and the BurDet House; No. West tt ird.
Etreet Depot
Trains run by Columbus time, which IL seven
minutes faster than Cincinnati time -.. -.. ...
r. ". eTRADER, General Ticket Agent
Omnibuses call for passenger by leaving dire c.
tions At the Ticket Office apis
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
The Lnlesl New FnslIsh Nnr,

A London correspondent of the New York
Evening Post writes as follows:
week or two ago told you we were
looking forward TO new novel by the lady
who writes under the nom de plume of
3GeoTge Eliot. 1t appeared on The I'd. and
there was general rush for it at the libra
ries. 1t is in one volume, and is called SiLas
Manner, or the Weaver Of Rapeloe. Within
such narrow bounds there is no room for a
complicated plot or for elaborate portrait
uTe, and that noun of multitude, the public.
must be warned not to pitch its expectations
too high. 1t is similar story of country
life, in which the people know little out Of
the bounds OF their own narrow experience.
The materials are of the work-a-day world
order, bat they are handled by a writer who
has studied human nature, and who has the
art TO powerfully interest us even when she
draws nom the most commonplace types.
The men and women in SiLas Manner are
heroes and heFOines par eompLaisaRcs. They
are not remarkable in word, thought OF
deed they are imperfect struggling erea.
tnrts, and their eonnterparts, as far as char.
aeter goes, must have existed in every village
which, like RayelOe, hourished in the early
part of this century. The weaFer--a poor
stricken, cataleptic, feeble creature, is the
principal figure. He has been i'll. used by his
fellows. and for the first fifteen years we see
him at mis- pinDing-W heel, where he thinks
of nothing but adding TO his heap of gold.
He accDmulstes more than 200 pounds,
81 d one evening his hut is entered and the
treasure stolen. Silss goes nearly mad with
the discovery; but bis better nature is grad.
ually restored to him through a little child,
WHIP, by strange accident, falls to his care,
and whose sweet inAuenoe works out his
regeneration. Silas counting his gold, and
Silas playing with the child, are two widely
different beings; yet, even at his best the
weaver is 80 deficient and so limited in his
capacities that we almost doubt the propri-
ETY. of making him the central object Of the
readers attention He is affectiOnate, gen.
tie, kind, and nothing more, but he takes
no particular hold of our sympathies, and
he Is not likely to take bis place among the
great creations Of fiction.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
OTTY ADVERTISER BNTs

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY. CNN-
IN CbRN Notice Is hereby given that there is
pending before the City Council Of the city of Gin
cnnBti, the following Ordinance, to-wit:
To establish the grade Of Keuner- street, from
Freeman stt eet to Ca rard street
In pursuance of the law, said Ordinance was twice
read laid en- the tables and the Clerk instructed to
give tour veeks notice OF the tendency of the same
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement to be fled IN writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
| damages claimed, within two weeks after the ex-
pIation of the time required for the Publication of
| such notice, when the same will be taken up for
| final acIion. 81"
ap5x SAM L. C0RwINE. City Clerk.
NOTICE TO ALL W HOM 1T MAY
IN OONUERH.-Notice iS hereby given that there
is pending before the City Council o. she City Of
Cincinnati the following Ordinance to wit:
To establish the grade of Auburn street, from the
north corporation line, lao feet south wardly.
| In pursuauoe of the law, said Ordinance was
| twice read laid on the table, and the Clerk in.
structed to give four weeks notice Of the pendency
| Of the same, . q .. ....I I.N I..
! The law requires all claims for damages tina, ma,
accrue from said Improvement to be ned In writing
| With the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
jamages claimed, within two weeks after the e1
piraton of the time required for the publication of
| such notice, when the same will be taken up for
| dDal action #..
mb2sT SAM L. CORwINE City Clerk
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

New York, April 25 Stocks are higher,
with moderate business : Chicago sn Rock
Island, 37K Chicago, Burlington and
Illinois Central Scrip, 5sH; Panama. 100;
Nichigan Southern, guaranteed, 2815; Mich
igsn Southern, 1871; Cleveland and Toledo,
"a; Harlem, preferred, 29A Harlem, l2]4
New York Central, 72A; Erie, 20; Harlem
First Bonds, 100 Missouri Skies, 40; Vir-
ginia Skies AZ: Virginia Stocks, 4; United
States Fives IA, Coupons, 76.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

Great activity prevails at the Springfield
tMsss) AImory. George Dwight, the new
Superintendent, has assumed the charge of
the establishment, and $50 men are employed
in the mai Lufacture of small arms for the
Government The Springfield Republican of
late date says:
TIE production is about 1900 rifle mus
kets each month. With new machinery aud
more mechsni,s, there is shop room enough
to exieLd this to 2,5G0 a mouth; and by
working day and night, and employing
double sets OF wOrkmeD, the capacity of the
es.ab ishment may even BE- increased to 4,0G0
or 80 muskets a month. TIE necessities
Of thf Government in this crisis will doubt
less produce immediate orders for working
the a. mory up to the latter production; and
then It viii give employment to from .0O0
10 !, go men.
TbtIe have been numerous small drafts on
the simory for al ming the volunteers from
Massachusetts, and these have exhausted all
the rifle muskets, save j, 500 altered from the
old smooth bore muskets. On Sunday some
$4,000 muskeis of the old model, but foe
seIviceable arms, entirely new, and with
percussion locks, were dispatched by special
trains TO New York City and Albany for the
slmlDg OF the New York troops now equip
ping lOr service. twenty thousand went
south, and 5000 to Albany. There remain
still in the establishment ninety thousand
more masktts of the same character as those
sent TO New York, and these will be made
ready for transportation at once, and will
doubtless soon be called for. So that the
Government is not without generous sup
ply Of aims to start its campaign.
The Massachusetts, volunteers, being first
in the field, are all or nearly all, armed with
the new rifle musket Of this arm some
$4,000, in all, have been manufactured since
the work began; and it is believed not more
than half at least of these have fallen into
the possession Of the Secessonists of the
South.
The armory establishment, buildings and
grouLds, is now under strong and strict
guard, day and night, to prevent any mis-.
chief which treason might attempted ex
ecute, by incendisrism or other diabolism
upon the great inter, sts now centered there
A force Of fifty men is on constant duty, ant
all ePIess TO The grounds, except by person
belonging to the establishment or on know
business, is forbidden.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
Utica White Lime.

VsHE UNDRnsIGNED HAVING IN.
n OhEABED their ihcilities In n1abufacturinRthh
celehT ated Lime, prepared TO NIL orders to
any amopnf, aud thoas ordering Lime can rely on
hGVipE them hlled, and 10 No cooperaRe, and On
the most reasonable lerms. All orders addressed 70
rs, at Utica, Ind, viii meet with prompt attention
TYLER H0WES.
Utica, Ind, March Is, 1861. mhlI-cmi
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

VOLUNTEERS FLOcKGNG IA FRo1 THE EAST
ERH GoUsTRY TowBs.- The Albany IN. "
Evening journal says;
Sterling young men from the country
towns are constantly presenting themselves
at the recruiting Offices in this city. They
have not, until within afew days, caught the
spreading among eur mountains and valleys,
and volunteers will continue TO offer them
selves so long as they arc needed.
Let them come. THERE'S room Jet, in the
several cOmpapies not yet full, for thou
sand men and the more there are from the
rural districts the better. Hail to the stars
and stripes"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

OBATE COURT NOTICE.-As-
II s1GNEE Of Mrs, SUSAN KIDBY. -Noti;e is
hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed assignee of Mrs Susan Kibby, and as such
has taken possession Of her effects. All persons
having claims against her notified to present
them, duly authenticated according to law to JOHN
M. ENNIS, assignee. 260 Walnut-st., Cincinnati,
Hamilton County, ohio. mh2T- ct. Wed
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1N the subscriber has been appointed and qualified
as administrator on the estate of RACHAEL A.
THOMAS, late of Hamilton County, deceased.
CINCINNATI, March u. 1861. mhi3-cW'
NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED Has
IN been appointed and qualified by the Probate
Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio, as Administrator
Of WILLIAM TR0XELL, deceased, late of said
Hamilton County, Ohio. b. IL. FEDDERS.
March o. 1861 .r .fs mh23-cS"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
Highly Important Information.

n ADIRS AND GRNTLEBIEN WILL
M pli ase observe that the model and superior
TER 4 co. 10 situated al 20z Bighth.st., between
DeDualAN and yohn.st., Cincinnati where all
kinds OF Straw Goods are cleaned and altered to
q. B.-strSw Goods dyed aud finished in superior
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
PArRIO4IsM OF 4nE IAIsH ls BosrOS.-rb

PATRIoTIsA OF TIE IaIsH IN BosroN The
Boston TSGeslIsr says: .-r..t
Our Irish fellow citizens are coming for.
ward in the service of The country of their
adoption. Ii is believed that full brigade,
1000 strong, of IrishmeD, could be raised
here, sud such force would be as useful TO
the nation and as heroic in the field as was
the lIish Brigade to France, and in the
French service, the men of Fontenoy. What
nnmter may eventually be enlisted is uncer-
tain, but we know that the Irish are display
ing aPfOper spirit, and one that shows what
reliable men they sre but 10 make their
organization available, they must have
money, and that should be raised by our
citizens in their aid, and literally, too. The
Irish 6nd the blood, bones and bravery of
their baItaliOns, and the public should find
the siDsWs Of war for them. Much praise is
due 10 the Irish fur their action, and 70 DR..
Smith, Mr.. MahODey and other gentlemen,
who are taking part in the werk Of their
organization.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
SPRING MILLINERYl
r AM NOW OPENING SPLENDID
= Bonnets. s'''. % % 50
...- Ribbons, ~
5000 FloVVersi
French Pattern Bonnets,
And Millinery Goods of every description, whole.
.- Z g'... u sale and retail.
y. wERR, Jr.

y. "RR7, Jr.
rhhiO LlL I54 FIFTH-sFREET.
DALMBR,5 GOsMETIOL LOITION
~ opens the pores Of the skin, and allows that
TO pass OF In insenAible persPiration which would
olhtrWiBe accumulate Deur the surface. IL Is the
great skin purifier Of the age, Nearly thirteen
ytss experienee has proved that pimpies aud other
eIuptioHs of the face letter, sAlt-rheum rinRWerm
erysipelas, and every other itching and Irritating
disease Of the skin are relieved By single appi-
enectuAlly cured. AD5on Baker Ce, AZ Warren.
st., New York nay " An acquaintance Of ours has
been cured by II OF eczema on both legs aud feet,
after having been pronouncaa inourabe by phVsi.
eianb In and out Of the hospital The writer has
tried every thing he could think Of for eighteen
Price % cents, or sjx bottles for So 5O .
VIII be seDt BY express 20 any part of the United
States Prepared by S0LOH PALAER, ET
Man nutacturer and Importer OF Perfumery.
mbl9 36 Wsst Fonrth ct OinoInnaii
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS
FRUIT TREES F.! FRUIT TREES !

VVNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD CALL
n the attention of those desirous Of planting
Fruit and Ornamental Trees to his large stock
He has for sale this spring a fine assortment of
Apple, NectaTine, Strawberries,
Pear, Apricot, Blackberries,
Peach, Ounce, Goose berries,
Cherry, Shade. trees, Cranberries,
Plum, CurTants, Raspberries, etc.
Grape Boots and Cuttings
Also, a large stock Of Greenhouse Plants, Ever
green. Deciduous and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs
growing and ready for inspection, in my Walnut
Hills and Wbiteoak Nurseries.
An orders left at No. 10 Fifth.s treet will b.
promptly filled.
% q Rnn Rnnes 'Hii
Nurseries, Cincinnati
Up. S.-Omnibuses pass the Nurseries every hour,
starting from Luer's Steam Bakery, l72 SycR
more-st., four doors above Ftfth. mh2-J
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

The war spirit is extending even to literary
societies; 80 much so that the Harrison
Literary Institute, in Philadelphia, recently
organized military company.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
Save Your Leaky Roofs /

TsE GAYS PATENT TGUTTA-PRRCHA
~ hOOFlhG. The materials Of which Ii Il Com /.
posed combine every requisite for practically Ina
JP. GAY, Agent,
mhl.cm 973 Syoamore-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

HANDKER CHIRF EXTRAOTS.-
hranfipennt fatehoulyI Empress Ensenie
ysrbens, Rose and syeg other fsyorlte Extract
iaT s.W. cor. Central -sS Snd II Eissstb.sst
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
RBuIPROoAL LOVE.

lThete Hines, By Richard Bnnsley sheridai
though very close imitation Of a boem BY 8
Walter RaIsish, en,body just idea Of proud man
love. IN. Pass e11 ftf'
ne'er could an luster see 5000
~ eyes that sould not look on mes aH
re'er saw nectar on q 10
But Nheie m1 own Old hope 70 SID.
Hiss the maid who SEEKS my heart it a..
t Cheeks tf rose, untouched BY artf
1 Will own the color trna l. aa- Hl
hen yielding biushes aid their hue. a
rfIs her hand - son and pure
! must press IT, TO b6 sure:
Nor can he certhiI then .-......H
TIL IL grateful press aghn. . .
Must 1, with attentive eye, rUr Iia
watch her heaying b som eigh2 .....
Will 90 30 whea I zee
he heaving bosom sigh fer mo.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
Fistula in Ano Treatad

- knife Or Idgature, 81 dew, Simple and psos-
hAr method Of treatment, discovered by hilnrbE
about eignt yeafb ago, and which has been -.
tsRded r,th complete success IN sEerX eags. pr.
wv Ihs has been a citizen Of Oincinn4tl for tia
t.t leeh1 nye yealui and assures the amicted tha4
the above u no humbug. For further lnforLna-
tiohl apply at his once and residence, No. so Wed
beVenth-HtI Cincinnati. ooS0-6
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

nR. MEn EDITH, DENTIST.-OFFICE
~ oH Sixth-st., between Race and Elm eER
No. 1872, near Bace-st Teeth extracted 8fs{y4
Wit1out pain, on new principle, without
the use of drugs any injurious agent Positively
no bumbug. Having had nearly twenty years ex
city, he give perfect satisfaction TO all who will
patronize him. His terms are so reasoRsl q that
Tou will save nearly half by calling on him.
~ lde81
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

a lIlHlSTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
IN ESTADE.-ln pursuance of an order of apprse-
ment aud sale, Of the Probate Court o. Hamilton
County, Ohio, will offer for sale, ct Public Auc-
ton in The Rotunds of the Court house, ia Gin Sin
Dati, on FRIDAY the oath day of May, 1861, at n
tO.wit:
All that piece or parcel Of land situated in the
county of Hamilton and State of Ohio, being in the
south west quarter of section eight ls) third town
ship second fractional range of the Miami Pur-
chase and being the north part of Lot No six C6)
on the map subdivision Of the Arbegast Estate
as the tame as snbdivided and laid of to William
Ready. deceased, by the Commissioners in the
suit in ra1 tition in Hamilton County Common
Peae, No, sos, and containing seventeen (I7) {, ct
in front on Arhegast street, aud running back the
width TO the east lire OF the entire tract as
the will more fully aprear by reference to the
map Uf said subdivision page $50. volume 2ji of
the Reco ds of Hamilton County Common Pleas.
App eiseS st s.
in twelve months, with interest, to be secured by
mortgage on the pTepises o, MOORE :.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

H. WHITBHRAD,. HORSE DOTOM
lie AND SHOER, having had thirty ~ lln
yeArg experience with an extensive prac- - -
toe in the Veterinary art and ShoeinE NJ IA'f
combined, beas leave TO inform the public H1-.yI
that he can be found at all times At his
place Of b1sinss! and residence, No. IA kichmand.
street All kinds Of Horse Powders, Ofntnonts anf
LIniments, oonAtantIy on hand. - ts5-H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

Il ssIGNEB,s EALEa0F LUMBER,
other personal property and the leaAghod promises
connected with the saw mill OF kiohatd Ashcraft.
Pursuant to order Of the Probate Court of Hamil
ton County, Ohio, will, on MONDAY, the STD day
of Msy, 1851 offer at public auction the premises
known as "Asherafts Steam sew-mill, situated on
the south side Of Front street, west Of the Miami
Canal in the city Of CincinnAt all the interest Of
said Richard Ashcraft in the easehold property de-
scTibed In the deed Of the assignment Preference be-
ing here made to said deed le In said Court for
more particular description6 also the steam saw
mill thereon, and all the machinery, engines boil-
err, shafting, pulleys, betting aud aPpurlenances
therein: and also all the lumber 10 ard about said
mill and on said bremiseE also the ONCE and stable
said premises, and all other personal property re-
mainiT unsold including horses, lumber, wagons,
&c Terms-f0r all sales Of $50 and under, CASH for
az sales over and not over Sl00a credit Of thirty
days. and for all sales Of SO0, credit Of =iEtg
days notes Of purchasers to be taken with approved
security. By order ef Court, said easehOd premises
will be sold separately from the rest Of the property
and also said mill machinery, &c, separately or to-
Rether as said assignee in bis discretion may deem
BEST large quantity Of lumber of different kinds
will be sold. ROBERT D ASHORAPT,
Assignee of Richard AshcrAft.
Dom 4 HUsToH, Attorneys. sps-dWed