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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-10
1861. 1851.
FAST TTNEI- '@
LITTLE MIAMI
AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
..... '.' AND
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTON
Railroads

nH AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL a,
8.0S A. aI. 'EXPRRss-FTom
Cincinnati, Hamilton and DAYTON -
e. and wes e. Losan5port L Ip and wesf and oaPs6S
Connects at Dayton with Greenville and Miami
ms Sas S RGs W.s fSsGo bstrS aS f
CaDada with sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati
splIu K. Nj. Il. SSiSGsfS CISCTNSiSATI ExPREss-FrOm
L1ttle Miami Depot. Connects via Oolumbus and
via CoIums us, steubelvilie and Pitts6urg via O.
lumbus, Bellair and Benwood also for Springfield.
Ccnnects with Cincinnati, Wilmington and zanes-
oIs:9s f.: !: M; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CO N M@
il:on Oxford and Liberty.
PEA A. M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and RI PittsRSTeh via COlumbps and Cleveland and
W 2,Ss % p. III. EXPM snE Ess.s@pTosi ssS oiucinnat,
Hamiiton aud Dayton Depot-For Hamilton OK.
Dscs At Dayton with sSndusSy, Dayton and Ga.
cinnsi Railroad to Forest. Connects with Green
5Ssa r. Pan NJ. Ian EACSCONIMODATION-Erom
Little Miami Depot. EoT q lenbqs and springfield.
Hamilton and DAYTON Depot-For Hamilton, Rich,
mt nd, indianapolis and West. Connects at Day
sRd ShGaE' fae @ dSnan
,,g r. M. ACCONInI0DATI0N-E,rTSSm, ,l,TS Little
natl. Wilmington and ZanesviIe Railroad:
8:53 p M. ACCOM- NOD N-Fyom & 20 Gin
ieP. M. NIGHT ExPREss-From oinoin-
natl, Hamilton and Day ton Depot. Oonnects vie
Colum juf, Steubenyille and Pittsburs, via Oolum-
bus, Orestline asd Pittshurg; via Columbus, Bell
air ard Penvood. via COlumhus, Bellair and Pitts
burg; and via Columbus and OltVe and. .'
sLEEPIEG-OARs ON THIS TBAlN.
Trains leave Dayton for the East, via Columbus,
at 12:35 A. Nj J $50 NJ. and 5:45 2. NJ
All trains run daily (Sundays excepted), except
the Nigf Express. which leaves Sunday night, in
place OF Saturday night.
FOR all information and Through Tickets please
apply at the Ofices south east Of Front and
Broadway; west side Of YiDe-street between the
Postofice and the Burnet House, No. q West Third.
street; Sixthstrset Depot. and at the East Front
street Depot. . ID -----
Trains run by Columbus time, which IL seven
minutes faster than Cincinnati time. .f
| p. W. STRADEB, General Ticket Agent
Omnibuses call for passengers bY leaving dire 0.
| HonA at the Ticket Office. ---77sr-.------ apis
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oTTY5 .oRDifF XNcrs.

NOTICE TO ALI w HOM 1T NAV
~ COhykRh.-Notio Il hereby giNon that fbore
Jinennatl the foliogine Ordinances. to vits ~. .
70 etttlilish the grade ~ Fillmore ttrsst, from
RChmtHu.nf TO 0esrstreef..I l.TH. - Z rH
To esteblith the grade of keown- auey, from Hay-
miller sffeetto llht two hundred aud thirty ave
NJ esfAblsh the grade q Browhs alley, from
nent,al'eyeppe 70 point three hundred and
twehtp. cieht feet west
In pursuaDee Of the law, said Ordirances vtro
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in.
Sructsd 10 give four weeks notice Of the tendency
81 The same. ..... ..... ... .... @ r.t..
The law reduives All claims ior dam sscs tha, may
,ccrue from raid improvement to be ulsd Ia writnn
with the yity CLERK, setting forth the amount 81
iamages claimed, withtu two weeks AFTER the on.
iueh notice, whom the same will be taaen up for
nm ISy ieS b1sN GEO. NJ. CASEY, CITY uletk.
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mo, 9O.1
AN oRpINANcF al 10 % AssRss ]

AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A SPR-
n C1AI tax on the real estate bounding Oravon-
alley, from Ninth. street to EiRhth-strpet.
eEcTI0N 1. BE Il ordained by The Guy Council of ns
cv of Cincinnati, That the sum Of ffty-sight csnts
eral lots of land bounding and abutting craven
alley, from Ninth-street TO Eigh, ,hatIeet, rs the
said lots delineated and described in the Civil
Engineers plat, record in the City Auditors
Office, for the cost and expense OF grading aud
aley. from Ninth street to Eighth street, accord
ing to the estimate of the Civil Engineer Aforesaid
SIC q That the owners of the several lots Of land,
upon each front foot Of which the sum aforesaid ia
assessed, shall pay the amounts of ~ 5ney by them
severally due, In that behalf to Jones 4 Banto,
within twenty days from the date Of this ordinance,
or be subject to the interest and penalty allo we'd
upon the same. -s
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city OF Gin
cinnat this eighth day Of May in the year eight
sAM'L b. HlRsT, President
Attest: GEo. N. CASEY, City Clerk. myl0-o
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mo. lo.l
Az oRnTNANuF NJ no AMEND AN on.

An .UH HUINANUE. no AWHNU AN ULl
IN DlkANuE, entttled IAN Ordinance author
a. the Board Of City Improvements TO repair Ao.
cepted StIeet6.n Passed August IL ls5s ,I sl1f
BE orddiaed bV ne City CouncfI Of The city Of Cn
cinhdhf That the second section &c al Ordln ance,
ebtitied, ''An Ordinance authorizing the Board u
City Improvements to reeair Accepted Streets"
three Nhpre THEY occur, aud insertiuge' majority
off, 80 that the section shall read as fJowe; ~
warrant on the Treasury Of the city for the amount
uf said pay, rolls, furnished him according to the
ned 20 by majority " the Oommisslonsrs, and reg
letter ed BY the CLERK Of the Board Of City Improve
Imp ioysments TO report monthly to the City Ooun.
ell AL the streets alleys and vharyes thus repaired
and the amount paid for thesame."
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city Of Cin-
cnnati this eighth day Of May, in the year OF our
Lord eighteen hundred and Bixty-one.
SAM'L q. HIRsT, President.
Attest: Gro NJ CAsEI, City Clerk. mylO.o
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SENATOR SIoKLKs's BRaADE.-The Hon.
Daniel E. Sickles's plan Of getting up vol
unteer regiment, TO be called the "Excelsior
Regiment" has been enlarged, and he now
eontemplates brigade formation. For this
purpose he has called in the services Of Major
Ball, formerly of the New York Volunteers,
Of Mexican War fame, who is recruiting q
regiment TO be called the jackson Light
Infantry" Each regiment already contains
q considerable number of men. A brigade
drill is held at the barracks at Eve O'Clock
every afternoon, when Mr.. Siekles usually
msb es brief speech 10 the men. A number
OF the officers Of these regiments ave men OF
experience in military matters, several hay.
ing served in the Mexican War.
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IBy telegraph
~ @SiNoAeiAsl
new York stock Marker

New YORK, May 9.-Stock dull and heavy:
Cleveland and Toledo, 2321; Galena and
Panama, 100; Harlem Preferred, 3ON; Erie,
2oA; Lake Erie and Western First Mort
gage Bonds, 60; Pacific Mail, 6Oz; New
York Central, 7l%; Hudson, SO; Missouri
Skies, 381<i Virginia Skies, 46; Tennessee
Skies, AS North Carolina, 5sl4; Treasury
TwelVes, l0lNj United States Fives of IA
(CouponsG 75H; United States Skies 'sl
(Coupons), So.
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, LEGAL NOTICES.
TgE sTgATE v Z. ,sl oF OHIO, n. HAM,IhEIroo !, q q

TgE, STATE z ,S OF OHIO, cha HAMILToN TII;N
w Maddox late husband o. Della Maddor, de-
es9sed a5d John MSdSHx Mis hT hsad9F, dso Mar
Robert Gevyn Maddox. heirs at law of Della Mad
The sSid defeSdanfs are hereby notified that on
the Sth day Of April, A. d. 1851, the said plaintiff
sd @ gtt4I In saa 1Sr n b @afh h s Of MAJ NAV
William Miller was seized in fee Of the following
its OF the city cf Cincinnati, county of Hamilton,
and State of Ohio, via;
Leased by said William Miller to Charles Dennis,
aud exteu ding back westwardly seventy three (1sl
Msr Nit GS By JosepR SopperSath Ths@ss pGnlSp and
CaFs bounded ~ de- s9 S5 ths perth ~ Srfs S
pei ps psrs IF lets I Hes 81 in hc sS6divsion
uated oI the easterly side Of Lockport avenue be-
tween Hunt and Court streets, in said city Of Gin.
S @ S Sfe4 on sd ssd 9G @ suCs ss
lay, Is43 said Miller demised the same with priv:
years. and said lease providing that within
two years from said goth day Of May lsi3 the said
Dennis should erect thereon brick building; that
ffaid Dennis should not elect to purchase said
version and fee simple, the said Miller TO pay for
said improvements that said Dennis entered upon
said premises and within two years from said Goth
Of May, 1893 pursuant to the terms Of said lease,
the year 1851 said lot and building, and all the
tate Iight, tue and equity Of said demise BECAME
that said Miller has departed this life that in pro-
csenlngs ~ " among tee deTlssrs q sa,d
Louise Este wife Of David K. Este. and Della NJ ID
| dox, deceated formerly wife of Thomas II Maddox,
subject to the terms of said lease that before the
expiration Of said term Of fourteen years, and prior
to April l, 1851, plaintiff being the owner of said
| term and contract elected 10 become the purchase
| ef said Jevertion and fee simple that BY a deed
for said d. X. and Louise Este, plaintiff is the
owner Of the undivided half part of said prem
sts that said Della Maddox has departed this life
| ibtebtAte, leaving Themas II Mndaox, her hus-
| band, and the other defendants above named her
legal representatives; that administration has not
been taken OF the personal estate of said Della Mad
dox, deceased; that plaintiff has paid the interest
that has accrued on the one hall OF the PURCHASE
possession OF and has made lasting yeme ats
the re naming moiety Of purchase. money upon the
execution to him Of conyeyanee Of said one undi-
ing that the terms Of said lease be specifically per-
formed. nd the said defendants are required to
plead, answer demur to said petition or before
the I'D day of June, A 1861 otherwise the prayer
| Of said petition will be granted.
NJ IL. 4 W. TILDEN, for Plaintif.
| April 25, 1861. r,.-r ap2j-f Tn
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
Financial Affairs.


Monetary affairs continued quiet yesterday,
and hardly any change occurred in financial
affairs, which were nearly the same as they
were last week. Avery limited demand was
experienced yesterday at the Discount
houses, which were doing all the prime Pa
per offered at l0@l2 per cent, while in the
street there were no borrowers worthy. Of
mention.
Eastern Exchange, which has been irregu-
lar for two or three days, declined yesterday
to prem. for Kentucky.paper; 4 still being
the rate for Ohio and Indiana. Baltimore
checks continued in fair request at H@l dis.
buying, and par selling rate.
Gold was quiet and lower; 3@3X prem
ium being the general selling rate.
Uncurrent Money was without special
change, but the feeling was better and ar
increased disposition to buy was observable
Rates are as follows:
New Orleans, 8; North Carolina, 40@5O
| Pennsylvania, (interiorl 5; Virginia (Wheel-
| ing City,, IL; Wheeling Branches, l2@l5;
other solvent Virginia, 20@25; Missouri, lO@
IL; Iowa, SOLO; Wisconsin (solvent) l2@l5;
Wisconsin (discredited) 65@70; Illinois (sol
yentl l2@l5; Illinois (discredited) 65@70
Maryland (interior) 10; Tennessee fold
Banksl 10; Tennessee (free Banks) 20@25
Michigan and Canada, 3; Alabama, so; South
Carolina and Georgia, 80 discount.
The rates of Exchange and Gold for Ken
| lucky Paper were as follows:
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MARITAL TERMS "A battalion is a body
smaller than regiment-say two or four
companies is commanded by a Major.
A regiments composed of eight companies,
Lieutenant Colonel and Major A brigade
IS composed of two or more regiments, aud
is commanded by Brigadier- General. A
division is composed of two or more brig
ades, and is commanded by Major General.
Lieutennnt General is an Office crested in
honor Of General Scott after the war with
Mexico. and is in this country, peculiar to
him only.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-10

SToRH AT 81. LoUIs.7-C Considerable dam
age was done .hF a storm At st. Louis on
Sunday eyen - Fo1r Eieamboats were
blown acrss+ feI, q unmber of build
ings weIe al ], and one blown down.
Forunasely tFs lanliily were absent.
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OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI

R a, K II R @ "A ID
TN,WO TRAINS LEAVE CINcINNATI
II daily for St Louis, Cairo, &o n
Mail-4;5O A. M. R@Il =.
ExpreBs-4.5O p. M. al -.I ~ ~.
Three Trains for Louisyille-4;5O A. M; p.
Nj 1s5OP. M.
Sunday Evening EIpTess-4s5O P. M.
Louisville Accommo odation leaves as "a r. n.
FOR THROUGH TICKEfS,
Please apply at ofice No. I Burst House, corner
tfice; at Spencer House office; at No. West
Third st., and ct the nenot. esrnsr Of Front and
mill-sts. GEORGE B. MGOLELLAE,
General Superintendent,
OmBibuses call for passengers. apis
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Hanks,s Ben and Brass FOundry,

HILES WeRKs, Formerly George u. Hanks) Ne
100 East Second street, Cincinnati.
RELLs KEPT CONSTANTLY ON EHAEB
- or made to order, Of size up to $500 pounds
and 10 chimes, as wanted. Eyery variety Of Bras
Work and Brass and oomPesttion OsStings made y
Solder, and every description Of finished Bras
IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS,
Particular attention given to Steamboat Work.
such as Wr9ught; iron Piping and Fitting put nli
Blowers, Engine Bells, 10, Lager-beer 0ocks aaa
eli other varieties always on hand, ...-....
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THE DAILY PRESS.
aIllIns llIIIa ng


I love- Oh, more than words can tcIlt -
(ftur hTs he-thirty !housand shiaers;
Ycu dfnu me- 10 . namelefa nnnlLf fH a'1ff
faa (alifnrnfa dfawe The mInorn.l
You afe ~ rich 10 bvautt'A dover,
(Frd rich In several wave besides it ..
Had rour hand Wifhln mg power, ~
tAeross ha ~ or'h urafi to auidoft)
No cafe ny mture Iiie could dirh i-I'fNi NI
(MJ lei Or, tool what iOy 70 himi) .aTa'
Oh say, ny young, my IA awnlike Riri,
tShtS old enough 20 bt my mothefO %
Let syes" o'erleap those gates OF pearl
my Laughter a Il hard 10 smother
Let lps thai love hath formed for JOY,
tfof JOY, ifthoy her purse resign me, ESQ.
loi hesifaio ego thty deairoy = rlss-f sisp
(ADd tOh debtors lRil copaiRn me-
Tbr cart that beats but ndorel
(loursef the lees, youf foftuue more g
CfIsett- contert, my priceless lovet
(H8 pfiCo u i've aud thirty thOusand,D
fgtar ~ all, aronnd, above. ~ iL, Ga.
Her rurle strings bow, feel. are loosehoos)
] tvo uot lived fou for your WEALTH.
str loved At ALL as I'm einneri
Oh tliss yOu yitid, one kiss bY stealth. ..
(t'ir sick-th kisa h ~ poi ed my dinneri)
Nov ear name the bissfui day
(My duns etoW ciamofou, for their payii ,
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C1TY ,ADvmRT4smWUNTB.


NrOTIVB no AhlF VHOrl TT NAY Ullr-
~ OHM .--Notice u hereby given, that thofe ~
ssnoinf befors the oid yqunsil q the city Of Oh-
4 To cbarPe the width Of sidt walk on the west side
Of Race ttrcet, north Of Twelith-etrcet
In purluance Of the law sad Crdinauce wng
twice read, laid on The table, aud the Clerk In
sirgoted % rive four weeks notice Of the pondsucy
The law requires al claius for damages, that NAV
accrue from sad Improvement, to be Med In writing
with the CITY ylork, setting forth the amount al
damages claimed, within two weeks after tho errif
alton Of the time REQUIRED Tor the publication of
snch notice, when the Sans VIII be taken up Tor
%ys,SS ny GEORGE NJ. CASEY, CITY Clerk.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM III MAY con
~ GEE ~. L hereby given, that there
oinnatf, the following Ordinances, tO-wit!
To establish the grade Of Livingston. street. from
John. street 10 Binn-street. -.
To grade and pave with bovlder-stOne, LonR.al-
ley, from Orchardstreet 10 Liberty street
To grade, pave and repair with bowldor. stone,
Hatters'- alley. frOm Elm street 20 Plum-sere
To grade and pave with brick the sidewalks on
Findlay street, from Central avenue 10 Elm. street.
To grade aud pave with brick, the sidewalk on
the north side Of Grandin street, from Central
avenue to Plum.Htreet
Al In pursuance Of the law, ,said Ordinances were
structed 70 give four weeks notice Of the pendeney
The law requires all claims for damages that NAV
accrue from said Improvement TO be filed in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount of
damages claimed, within teo weeks after the expir1
alton Of the time required for the publication -of
such notice, when the same will be taken ~ for
spas.dw eEoRGE NJ. CASEY, CITY Clerk
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One thousand Of those could be seat away
at three hours notice; The vessels now at
6sE hs ;SeB Arc four S1rs f9s sts Bsdy sss
triHe, fifty guns steam-frigate Wabash
forty four guns; school.ship Constitution,
fifty guns; steam. frigate Roanoke, forty
guns; frigate Potomac, fifty guns corvette
SavoRn0h, twenty-four guns brig Perry
six guns; chartered vessels, HuHtsgilIe r. R..
Cuyier, Montgomery, Mount Vernon, Ddwn,
Resolute and Rehdnce-ffteen craft in all.
When the average number of vessels fitting
for sea at Brooklyn used to be two, some
idea may pe formed of the extent 10 which
the war has increased business there.
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FistuIa In Ano Treated

NY DIR. VIM. OWENS, WITHOUT TRE
- knife or Ligature, b. . new, simple and poop
about eight years ago, and which has been AZ
tended with complete success In every case. pE
OWENS has been Q citizen Of Cincinnati for tht
last twenty-five years. and assures the Afioted thai
the above ig no humbug: For further Informs
ton, aPply at his once and Toaidenos, No. 50 We
8evepth-Gt. Cincinnati Noa0-e
UF YOU ARE IN WANT OF A HOUSE.
u advertise In the PRESS. 1t does not cost muoP
AAd VoS Sill sAaadilS 80 sAeb e~e - ~ As-'S
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SSTATE or OHIO, HANfILTON OOUNTY.

doSist HAfmd3S a dISISosp p0YNPTE
Attscbment.-Henr Mack, Harmann Mack and
Simon Mack, partners as Mack 4 Brothers, plaint-
ills, G. O. Roberts and J. T. Roberts, defendants
Defendants are hereby notified that on the l2d day
Of March, A. d 1861, plaintiffs aboye-named filed
their petition in the said Superior Court of Cnciu
natl, the oil ject ard demand of which Is to obtain
Judgment against the SAID defendants for the sum Of
Sl0e 81 and iuterest from December 8, 1850, aud the
Brashears and James Ii. Laws, partners as G Bra.
shears Co., have been duly served as garnishees in
this action, and that property in the haads Of the
said q. BTashears Co., consisting Of tobacco, be-
loi gDg to the said defendants has been atached in
this action, TO he subjected to the payment Of said
judgment, that unless the said defendants plead,
answer or demur 10 the said petition on or before
the Sh Of June. A ID. 1861 the prayer of said petit
tion will be granted. M. ii. W. TILDEN.
April 8, 1861. apI, fTh
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military and Naval Movements In New

The New York Times of the 7th contains
the following summary of the military and
naval movements in that city at the time of
writing; r
The most remarkable activity continues at
all the military and naval posts on this
station. The troops at Fort Hamilton are
under marching orders, and were re- enforced
on Friday by o company of artillery, which
is also tesdy for the road On Governors s
Island, Cclonel Smith has assumed the duties
of Commandant, and superintends the re-
ciuiting. Last week all the offices in this
city enlisted only twenty two men, the
mania for joining the volunteers having Sc
riously injured the regular rendezvous. The
Federal forces in this neighborhood this
morning are as follows:
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RATIR0ADa. -
OHI1 CA O OF
shEAT WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LINE
indianapolis and Cincinnati
SHDRT.LIhE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route BY 80 MIIes.

MO CHANGE. OF OARS TO INDIANAP.
~ OILS, a. which place n mites r-Illrl1l,-II1I
with Iellroeds for and hon all points
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY Q, 1851,
rHBEE PASSENGER TRAINS 81,
Leave Ulntinnati daily, from the foot OF Aiii-st,
Lafayette and Chicago, in advance Of an other
sVFiYsb VFFiiYRbT TRAIN-4 $ A. M.-UHIoAao MAIL
hys AZ nSusspIeI usIaIs Ms lS,systtS se b a.
esgo with all Western ard Nsrth .wettern Trains
TerTe HAute Train leaves Indianapolis ct 80 p. M.
sEVoHR sa IhAsISlsl5 Ala r Ia
geph Express arrive at Indianapolis 81 6:l5 z. N
Lafayette AZ o;l6 P. M, Springfield at $50 A. M
Quincy at l2Ss p M, Palm ra AZ 2'ls ?, ~, s..
Terre Haute and Alton Train leaves indianapolis
~ 'THTRD aifTt rffRAIN-s,O5 P. M.-oHIoAeo Ex-
fayette AZ 1870 A. M; Chicago at 9:sO A. M con-
Meeting AZ Chicago with all Western aud North
western Tfaips. -....-.
this fine, and run through 70 Chicago without
Be sure yeu are in the right ticket. once before
you purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets via
Fare the same, aud time shorter than By anY other
route. fT'."7 n ~
Through tickets, good until used, can be obtained
corner Of Broadway and Eront-atg, Ne, 4 Burnet
House corner, and at the Depot ONCE FOOT Of Mil.
st., on Front, where all necessary information may
OmnibuBes run TO and from each train, and will
call for passengers at ali hotels and all parts Of the
atty, By leaving address At either ofice. .g.
VI II. l.. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent
my5 d. O LORD President
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I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
~ sale to directed will offer for sale at Public
Auctioni on the premises, at 2 o'clock NJ on
SATURDAY, May 20, 1861, the following Real Es-
ceased, to.Wit.
Lot marked "a" (on plat fled in this ca ase) being
q eet3B inches frent on Front street aud extend-
ing back Oh Ludlow street TO the lsnding. Ap-
praised at Sli.500. Let marked "B' on said plaf,
being % feet u inches in front on Front street.
and extending back to the landing. Appraised at
5000. Lot marked sc" Con said plst,) being ~
feet u 26 inches in 'front.' Front-strset, and
tending back 70 the landing. Appraised at So 500,
In Hamilton County. ohio. Terms Of sale third
cash, balance in two annual payments, with inter-
est secured by mortgage. w. K NORRIS, yr.,
SARAH &. ais,
Administrators Of the estate Of ". B. Morris, de-
ceased, Rp20-Sat d.
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a nMINIsTR RATOR,s SALE OF REAL

"a
"A ESTAIE-In pursuance Of an order of apprise-
ment and sale, of the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, will offer for sac, at Public Auc-
tion, in the ROtunda of the Court house, in Gin Gin
o'clock A. NJ, the following described real estate,
to-Nit:
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 (6)
on the map tf subdivision Of the Arbegast Estate,
as the Eame was subdivided and laid off to William
l. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioners in the
suit in partition in Hamilton County Common
Pleas, No, sos, and containing seventeen () feet
same width to the east lire Of the entire tract,
the will more fully aprear by reference t. the
map of said subdivision page A39, volume 254, Of
the Records Of Hamilton County Common Pleas.
APP, aised at s.;
in twelve months, with interest, to be secured by
mort gage on the premises. O q. MOORE,
ap25.eTh Admnist'r of VIM, L. Ready, deed