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ABRITIsH CBITlCIsM OF MoTLEY's LAST Hrs
ToRY.~The London Literary Gazette con-
cludes its fourth and last article on MotIey's
Netherlands with these words:
A more careful reperusal has confirmed
the opinion expressed in our first notice, that
there are faults, oceasioned by haste and in
discretion, both in style and method, which
Mr.. Motley can easily correct. Despite these,
our debt 10 him is considerable, aud our
gratitude pTOportionate. Lacking many Of
the brilliant Beauties Of such narratives as
those OF Lord Macaulay and Mr.. Fronde, Mr..
Motley bss told in clear, earnest and graphite
language, the story of the most m~omentous
epoch in our history. We await with much
expectation the continuation ola work which
win be a monument of the Industry and
ability Of its gifted author.
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lBE Teleg aph.I

BApTMoRE, March l3-FlOur dull and
heavy Ohio and Howard street So l21E, and
81 53@l "a for red, and 81 45@l IS for white.
Corn declined &c; mixed sold az 53@55c.
Provisions dull and unchanged. Coffee firm
at l2X@l3Hc. Whisky dull at l7H@lsc.
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r HFz. l. ,HOSMER,
fe24.tt Special Master aud Rrcetver.

SUPERIOR OgURT or CINCINHArI.
Hsc6hs5f 'RR' aa, gSV and S Mas Hum M s S9i,s A,-Tfhhss' S IN,
feudaut, Rachel X Hatch, IS p9iaed Shat the
plaiplitf, on the 22nd day OF October TN. bled he
o ject and prayer Of Which is to ottah't j1dgmeyt;
hat TIE said George Hatch pay - the sid Nay
rate Of ten per cent. per anpum, nom list Settemher,
lsGo, FIR which lands Belonging I. plaittin ere
The following described real estate, muLtaged by
The said Geo ge Hatch and The said Hshsl Y.
cue The said debt Of said George Eatch mas be
sole and the pr ceeds applied to the paymeit Of eaid
THAT is to say-all of lot No 10, in SONAR No. IL,
ss .h,wn on the olaf Of sgodiyist3n made Y Geaige
~ The Records Of Hamilton County. meanr lng q
feet in front, on the nc. tb side Of Ga / stiset, ahd
e. tending bach 100 feet to Gpodiu's alley ;lGlsO, All
n'lot No = in sauere No IA, ia ssnle Flat 3%,neasur.
ipl 20 fee IN fr ~, on the north side II Blmiltcp.
oil Of lot No. "a in the "whitsman lot" - shown
On the plat %recorced in book No l5l, page Si2,
mrasurii e 332s feet in front or Wes'erR.tU tow, aud
extending hack, along the south side IT Bsrk -strest,
50 ieet; also, 81 II the lot Of ground 10 very 4
in Fl, Mt Oh the south side Of Dayton streos and ex
t.bdirg back the same width. $50 'sette York:
with Boy miller ST; also, all ofthe west hat Of block
No 4, rs shown on the recorcGu plat madeay E&,R,
west on Deuman.street, south on Bank-trsst east
by 10 tsst a'ley, and uorthV ardly BY ground Of J,
Also, ali OF the lot of ground in the east ialf Of the
fame block Nc. on the same Plat, msanrins le
extending lack from said street, S. feet y ten. feet
alley; the south line being 200 feet north N dud par.
allei to Bauk-st Also, all the lot Of ground ia hbck
No. J, On the same plat, measuring. 10 feet in fr'nt
CD the vest eide Of r. eemap-st ,and extending bek
at Vi. HI angles 100 feet, bounded sonth on a lot O'ns
veyed By George Hatch. to A Il Smith. said mtrts
gage heiDg rec, rded in book Ne $50, page 3OI Of
Hamilton County records and defendant, baCeI
Il Hatch, L. ot,fed that no ess she answer or te.
muir 10 the said petition on or before the westy-tArd
(23dl day Of a pril. 1851. the same will DO taken a.
trne, aud Judgment rendered acc )rdingiy.
JAMES & JACKSUN,
fcl7tf Attorut' 5 to- piaiptH
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mo. BOIL
A ORDINANCE no BLOCK THE
n square bounded by Clay, Liberty, Walnut aud
Allison-sts.
NO. O7.l

AllibOu-bNbs
CINCINNATI, March Z, 1861,
To he Honorable City Couacilof Cincinnati:
Gentlemen We, the undersigned property. owners
on the BLOCK bounded ~ Gay, liberty, Walnut aud
Allison-sts being more than two. tb irds of them,
would res %pectfuliy petition y ur Honorable Board to
take the HeCei saIy steps to have saId square blocked
Tor the prevef tion of erecting wooden buildings
higher than IeD feet By giving this your early at
tentiGn. you would oblige yours, IN st obedient: q.
u. Auer, % feet John Stolz 81 rect.
ii. Niemeyer, So feet. JuhH II NIehoff, III feet.
J. Born, 3l5 feet. JOhr Hagrdrrn, bS fe Z
ii. II Striehtmann, 80 #. Stearn- 4 Foster, 80 feet
Peter Rapn, &c feet. on Liberty and l3J feet
Gehard I. Buns, % feet on Ulay-st
Michael HGech, 20 feet. d .Harsoh, % feet.
j. S SCI n. % feet Adam Sti oil, 81 fest,
Fred FuhTmaDn, % ft. George BenChlar, ~ feet
Resolred. That the prayer. of the petitioners be
granted. upon fling with. the City Clerk q plat of
the premises DESERT ed in the ah"ye %petitipu, and tho
Clerk j. hereby directed to publish the tame, as re-
quiTed by the ordinance ON the subject.
Done at the Council Chamber. III the city of DIN
cinnati, this eighth day of March, ia the year QUE
thousand eight hundred and sixty one.
JOHN +. TORRENVE, President.
Attest: SAM. l.. COnwISE, City CLERK. mhI2
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mo IIGl

A n OF DINANCE TO ESTABLISH THE
works
SECTION !. BE Il ordained By The Cty CoNncl Of The
city Of Cincinnati, That The grade of tue Lauding
Delt HRihg 10 he City later WORKS, next east OF the
Little Miami bailr' ad Depot, be and the same Is
hereby established as follows, VIZ ; Commencing in
the south gutter OF Front street, Nifty feet at of
the west line of the Wafer works lot at the level Of
1860 30; thence, descending southwardiy, at a grade
Of three feet aud hfiy-hundredtns Of a foot iu each
enc huudr a feet, a distance of o hundred feet
thence, descending at 3 grade Of ten feet in each one
hundred feet h DIS ance OF hity feet; thence, desct nd
i e at a grace Of " Give feet in each oue hundred
feet, the distance of 6fty feet thence, de ceu6 ing
at a grade Of sixteen feet in each one hundrei feet,
the distance of one hundred feet thence descend.
ing at the grade of twenty five feet in each one
hubdTe0 teet, this distance of hfty-stx feet u the
level Of ll2 90 ~
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city Of Gin.
cinnati, this eighth day of March, in tue year
eighteen hundred and sixty. one
JOHN II TORkHNOE, President
Attest SAW. IL. OoRMINE. CITY Clerk. mhl2-c
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UMINTSTRA THIXsS = : Il R.-QN
II WEDNESDAY,, the twentieth day Of Narh,
1861. ut eleven O'Clock A. NJ, on the premisegon
the Hamilton Turuuike, one mite n"r h Of Bur'hgs
ton SpriBgneld t. wnship, wi ] b. & I'D to the gh.
of the estate # ROBERT 4 HUNTED, deteaed,
to- wit All that tract Of land situated in the Lsrth
half of section IS, town 3 and entire -rag go l, N the
Miami Purchase, being in Springfield ~rOwIebip,
Hamilton County, Ohio, bounded On The uGaf ~
lands Vt Cyrus Chadwick and David amerrs on
the west by land of Samuel Martin ard thf Cia
ciunati ard Hamilton Turnpike Road OF me
south by q tract OF 37x acres of land set ph to
Navy Jane Hunter, widow Of Robert A. Huutf, de-
ceased. as and for her dover in the estate Of said
Rot ert; and on the east by the lauis Of Henrs VAL
lette- containing seventy four Rrtes AID fxtT-
three huDdredths. Appraised at SIS per acre
| will also offer, at the same time aud p'acl, the
said 37h aores, set of 10 me as NY dover, as tfore-
said, making in all, in said tract, Ons hundrtl and
twelve 10 100 acres
Tho property will be sold in one tract, or tUbai-
vided into several, to suit purchpsers
Tel ms IF Sale-Cne third cash balance is one
ard two years from the day of sale, with interest
at Fix per cert, per deferred nav lignts
to be secured by mortgage on the premises
d. order Of the Probate Court of Hamilton
County, made in = cause wherein Mary Jane
Bur ter, Administrative of BObert 4. Huhtef, de-
ceased, petitioner, aud George No.. Hunter and
others are defendants
MARY JANE HUNTER, AdmiaistratIIx.
NIILs a. GOsHoRE, Attorneys.
February l9, 1861. fei9-dru
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AN ORDnANCRTO EsTABLI4HrHR

a N ORDIE ANCE TO THE
IN grade OF Browne street, from y j. Brownies
east line to his west line, and to REGAL so much OF
an ordinance entitled "An Ordi lance to establish
the grade OF Browne street from 8 ) Brogne'seast
line 10 section line passed by the City Council of
the city Of Cincinnati, May IA, 1855, as conflicts
herewith.
sEcrIoN l. BE Il ordained JU he City Council Of ne
city Of OincimaaAi, ThEt the grade Of b owe streBt,
from S J.,Brrwue's east line to his west line, he aud
the same is hereby established, as follows: Com
mencihg at the g. tvrseotinn of s j. Brownies east
line and The north gutter Of Browne-stIee Get at the
level Of g76 90; thence along the gutter of Browne
street, at on ascending grade of seventy fye CO.73l
hubdredthH Of . foot in each Que hundred feet, a
distence Of ak hundred feet to a summit, aud the
level Oh 20; theLcs descending one foot and twenty
one huDdredths Of a foot in each one hundred feet
n distance Of 1--WE hundred feet 70 the level ~ 81
thence ascending three fset in each one hundred
feet a distauc e Of one hundred and thirty-iVe feet
to the west line Of Brownies land, and the level
1881, as already established.
SIC 2. That So much Of the ordinance as
passed by the City Council Of the city OF OinciAnati,
May A., 1885, establishing the grade Of Browne-strset
from Brownies east line TO the section line, as con-
niols herewith, be, and the same Is hereby re-
Done at the Cornell Chamber, in the city Of Gin
oinr All, this eighth day of March, A. d. eighteen
JOHN u. TORRENOE, President.
Attest: SAM. l.. CORwIEE, City Clerk mhl2-o
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A HARD CASA story Is told Of a person
asking smother one whether he would adj
vie bin 70 lend a certain friend money.
hin an emetc and be Wouidn't return il"
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Iby Telegtaph.l
phfIadaIahIa HIarHeN.

PHILADELPHIA, March la-Flour-Super-
6ne S.. Wheat is IN demand white 81 $50
las; red 81 2T@I Is Corn lie steady: new
Whisky declined &c; lS@lsI<c.
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A HIGHLY LITERARY WoMAN.-rhe North
smptOn Mass Pres says that an ambitious
Young lady was talking very loud aud fast
shout her faVorite authors, when a literary
chap asked her il she liked Lamb, With a
look OF timetable disgust she answered her in
terlocutor that she cared very little about
what she eat compared with knowledge.
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10Y IoI"HIADH'f
NeH XnrL nnnrIA Market.

NV YoRK, March l3.-Beef active aud an
advance Of Nc; receipts, S.000-auoted at
9@sNc. Sheep advanced N@%e.-quoted
al SIC. Swine active at 696Mc.i g. IN
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Curious SUPERSTITION IN SAxoNY.-Sax-
ony has not only acquired an u~Renviable
reputation, by delivering up political refu,
gees, as Count Teleki, Bachman and others,
but it harbors a curious superstition, to
which it seems to accord a sort of official
sanction. The following circular was re-
Gently addressed to the First Chamber of
Deputies at Dresden;
The Sisters establishment of this place
prepares aud sells a powder against epilepsy
with the permission of the Government.
For this purpose magpies are used, which
must be shot 10 the time between the 24th Of
December and the 18th Of January, and
which must he deficient neither in claws ner
feathers. Innumerable people have been
cured by these powders, bat unfortunately
these msgpies Gre so difficult 10 obtain that
the great demand for these powders can not
be supplied. The undersigned, therefore,
humbly requests the honorable nobility and
gentry of the Chamber, for the sake of the
charitable purpose, TO shoot as many mag
pies ss possible during the above, mentioned
time, and TO send them 70 the Sisters estab-
lishment of this place. As complying with
this request some of the first Doblemen OF
SBXOpy have put their names TO this letter.
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Fistula 10 Ano Treated

DH. WIZ. OWENS, WITHOUT THu
- Enifo or Lteature, b. . h9W, sinpl8 aaG peas
Ter method u treatment, discovered b. himtSii
abopt eight Yeara .ggp, aud which hes been -
tended With %conpiets Success ~ aver case, -.
OWNS has been q citizer Of Cincinnati hT liza
last tWeaty hve years, and assure tb6 aidict8d tha.s
the above Il no humbue. For further infoT1as
tioH, apply at his ONCE and residence, Re. SO Wa43
.6sVanth-st., Cincinnati. oo3O-d
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pAIMER,s COSMETIC LOTION

win accomplish this desirable object, at a irihlng
cost, and with no Inconvenience whatever, Y is
really p iceess TO all who wish the rosy beauty Of
Childhood
The most distressing aud u~nsightly cutanoous
diseases ere specify removed by its use, giving cone
sciOus beauty and blooming health In the place Of
ugliness and sOpl-Bickening disease. All this can
be proyei when necessary, by witnesses almost
without lumber.
Price 90 oents, or six bottles for SO so.
SCION PAtMER, PIoP.letor;
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LITTLE i N@g
n
COLUMBUS kNn xENgG
AND
sINGIENAFi, HAMILTON DAiYsl
Railroads.

n SAND AFTER SUNDAY, N~OVEMBEks
~ % 1850, Trains will depart a. FOL-
S,is a NJ. ExPREss-From
lton, Richmond Indianapolis, Logansport 49,
DAYTON. O0nnecta at DAYTON tor Column nus, SpriBf
ieid Urbana and ssndusky; and With Dayton. suf
Wayu tand Oh lcegoj also, 6- Toledo. Connects 81
Hamilton fI oxford, &c
B;3G A. M. EXPREss--Fr ea bittls Nisesi
Columbus, Crestliao and Pitssburej via Ooluneua
5teubeaville and PittsburR via C0lumbuE, BellNk
and SenwOod AUD vie C~OlumbuAi Rellair ans PtfR
mig also for Springfield and Delaware
As00 p. N EAPRESS-FreW Cine .unhA
AeuiltoI and DAYTON Depot-For Dayton, epriuE
ield. Urbaus and Sandu8ky; connects Wis HAc!l
tna for Richmond, Indianapolis boganapOrt as
81 points West Oonnecte At Hamilton Tor orfoH
4 p. m.-From little Miami Depst-Aecomios
dstioL for Columbus, stopping A. sl Wa stetiozr
$3.50 r. Nj. ENPREsS-Fron Uinciunas,
Piqua, Sidney, Lima, FDrt Vague and OhioaEs
Also. Tor Toledo, bet oft and all points in Canada
6P. M From Little Miami Dep t-AooOmwrdn
% 90 10 4 g. H. '''R EXPR e s @sy stations oipc,noa,
HpmiItun aud dayton Depot Ton meets via OOlurs
ouF Steubenvllle aod Pittspursi via ColumbU'
lard; via Columbus BeIlair AID Benwood and ii
Columbus, Belleir end pittshurR
sLRUPiNG-OARsOF THIS kAIF
20 all Information AID Through Tiosss pissS,
sppiy at the Offices, south east suruer OF Front ant
Broadway; ives side Of Yine-street, betwee 81.
P,stOf1oe and the Buruet House Ne. 3 Eas, TbnN
street siNth street hepoti and 81 tbs East Fre7@
TrsiaF rnr b. Columbus time, which Va neyry
gniputsr taste thaI Cipcinnati time
Y W General Ticket Agsrti
0mpibuse. call for passengers BY leeyiHs diIet
tinnE ~ the Tirket .fice ao2f
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ARRIvED i
RRss Is HERE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEsS Is HERE.
IN by notified that Lisse Hess did, on tine 18th
day If January, A. D., 1851, file her petition In
the office Of the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of Hamilton and state o.
Ohio, charging the said Solomon Hess with wllltal
abb ence and neglect Of duty, and asking that she
NAV be divorced from the said solomon Hess, and
be restored 10 her maiden name Of Liase kaufnani
which petifion will stand for hearing 10 said Court,
AZ aby time after the Goth day Of March ,lesI.
IIa3H HESS.
By & O. HIN, her Attorney. E7Sffhs
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s1IsOEILANnOUs
Sale OF Valuable Real Estate.
NOrICR ~ HBR EBY eTvRN THAI

NQTIqE - HEREBY gIyRN THAF
from ~ ppiistgriet SouTptl M Lnoss s' te Sirse'fs y ra ms
H'icn sait Pending " ssid Court vhersin yllism
are dsieHdsnts i sisii, on %THURsD3T, ths 4tb
lday. Of hrril, 1861, between the hours gtteh O'Clock
81 the CouIt,house ~ the City Of Toledq County o.
Lucas and state Of Ohio, expose for eaie AZ public
rights Of. Ferrisge. attached . the Riearisn pos
session a tracts Nos, one and. tvs. Il the Twelve
a nIi IN tsd he'd Of he Msamness Riy,f %resniltiple
fl m the Riparian ownership Of said riser tracts one
@ much fw Of The b gSd Of The wssSsS sHd i VIZ dsn az 20 =
pafs ts through said river tracts one and tive,
In the Maupe, ziver as lies opposite stid river
tracts one and two, resulting from to Riparian
Also, iRe iciiiowiBs real estate, to Wit Lot num-
BERT UT hui dred. ard eighty tout lfst) kt number
eeitF the game on which is situated the ga. depot
tsiti, e ire, si t tss i, Sr H,d anq fr, hs tbs aSStr s o. Tssi
cry side oflot number eeven ~. Aid lot num-
nom .re2t ma va % R eyoof fNsv'ii18c W nv s =
and running back toward 81. Clair-etfeet to the
one 6TuSdTed AID len dSoI n and SrS 5sdPssd ia
clever Qlll, one hundTe and ,%niuete.n' Qlsl one
line o; lot plumber four hundred aud seventy (tTol
and TIE bayou " Maunee River meet, being "a
feet fr,n ut 90 each side " ottawa. street extension.
ints igS ITO ar d III resoectiyeiy: lot f6uf huSdred
and eighty tfS0). All OF said real estate lying a11
De,De IN the fofI ha"TehCe bl'l7i'h u Nhe NitltVi
Ttledc
Before sale, said lots i9 and 100 will hs divided
into tots tWei ty feet wide, fronting on Simmit-st
and run ms back to the alley, each Of which will
be ofeted for sale separately, and said lot Ng will be
divided cqui. distant between summit and Water
streets, ea h half offered feparatBiy and said lots
no ard ~ will also be divided equi-tistalf between
summit and Water streets, aud tut1 iQs TIVE "
feet vide, exi Guiding from Sumnit-strea back 20
said equi-distant line, ard from WRter.si ret TO the
same line each Of said lots TO be s0ld atparately.
Bids a IN b. received Z r the lofs foutin4on sun.
nit street with a privilege TO toe purchaser 70 With
draw the anne in case he shall fail to securo the let
in the rear fronting IN Water stteef. Leases bave
teen made Of parts Of aid Or perty, uoDe pf which
extend beyond the first Of April, 1881, witch VIII be
ASST ned to purchasers.
.Terms-One-thiid cash on all except the llrst fur
items balance in two equal RnnuiA payments. %.
cured by mortgage 90 the premises No bids re-
ctived for less than two-thirds appraised value. For
further information apply to
HFz. l. HOSAf Err,
fr2A.tt gpecial Master Aud Ufsefvsr
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Ruled BiII-head Paper.

Onn BEAMS q, q, 8 AND 8 TO
$OO sheet-a hue quality of Paper,
EIXON, CHATFIELDG WOODS.
no2s ~ and 10 WalDutSt
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Here are = brace Of pretty roema hon The Lou
istiliS oKyJ .Jouy,iol, b. sallic n. Bryant.l
TONIGHT,
Fair Memorv. loose your clasriug armR ard keen
Vevr rrimedn firn from my flushed cheek awhile
Droxrr eel music a yuur words Ia sleep,
Atdfold The dark around your smile.
nsautv il-heauty. Yours Is glorious bright;
NM m, hi bTuw-youf cutis seem eerpents tbore
A,d thst eRrn hand q delicate AID white
10 cIid and heavy on my har'
qb.r veil the shadov In those dusky eyeg
That ufed 70 blind my own with sunny nght, .
Fcr fbeft IA nothitgiu he ear h or skies,
Nuthiur that I con love tonight.
MOONRIs Y.
Yes yOu NAY sing sweet songs for me
And read mo Easiern. POEMS soon
But now I'D he aioie 20 see
The rising autumn NOON
There leave Your pretty fears untold
The ayr H. damp and chil you d say
But I am used ~ fain and cola
And-rudorthing thAn theys
Co there's a mirror 10 that, room
Where You can see your sp,endid eyes
While foldtd in the purple gloom'
IFte-thJ moon arse
NV cheek is misted with a tear
An. blue eyed = eeper 90 you KNOW
There " "a nnoih or nonn-rlse mere
A thtwHrd iRhls Hg"
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HNOILET sOAPs-LOW,A HONRY soar,
LOVE- Brown Windsor do, GiYcerine aud Cans
phor do, Old CASTLE do, Palm do, Qlycertn do,
Almond do, White Windsor do ,omnibns do, Ger.
aniqn do, Moss Rose d. Poeetne de, Ooaeoa-nsi
ALBERT ROSS, Druggist
ian o. W. cor. Central.aV. and ElRhth-t.
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dsPUracra sorIoiteu ana p-onrtH s1suuvos-
malay W, " HUBBBLL SeoraT&rs
au0FTMai RooF1Mal

MAE bsTyALH ELAsTID METALLIC
II R0OEIR0 lie offered g. the public g. the best aDf
cheapest Estal Ra0f nov used, its merits having bees
rested BY a. experience OF year, 10 this city and "
.initp. Applied l. hst or steep, old or new butl&s
ngs. No colder used-fastaned saouFelv without ~
sOsure u the action Of the elem9ntB.
Prepared chests boxed for shipment g. ans paT5S
she United States, car bN applied by aly one With g.,
EirRry rsensssiosl skip Orders promptly hlied,
RI. lALpWBLG& 90, VI -
aVIe.p az " - 500. cd -asfass
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Magn0na Ruled LetIer Paperg.

AZ Gas gB MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER
Heb FINE, First-elasa snd QongTest Ruled LsN
- NIXON, OHATF1ELD WOODS,
no24 NM ~ aud ~ Waluut-strseN
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HAMILTON COMMON PLEASaENO.
H q, $50 Anna A. Patton vs.. John p Patton;
The defendant, John p Patton, is hereby notified
that, on the 18th dsy Of February, 1851. tho plaintiff.
Med her f~etition IN the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Hamilton County, Ohio, against him wherein she
charges the said defendant with habitLAl drunkon-
ness and Hillful absence for the three years last
past, and pTays 10 be divorced from her SAID hus-
band, have alimenY, her name changed 70 Gross
that the custody Of their daughter, Alice Lonisa,
be award ed 70 her, that unless said deiendaBt hp-
pear, answer or demur thereto, on or before the
18th day Il April, 1851, the fame viii lie heard III
his absence and q decnea taken thereto
Bird,
mh2ss Attorney 4 r Petitioner.
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Hanks's gell an0 Brass foundry

Magnolia Ruled Cap Papers,
2 CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER
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GROCERY OAuD.

STATg0E OHI9 HAMILTGS 01UNTY,
Real Fsiate John W, Mann, Admiai,trstog Of
Rotert Taylor, junior, deceased. plalntitL; against
MArt afet Taylor, et al, dsfendRnts.-HOtice 10
hereby given TO defendants John Taylor, wbq re-
sides ~ Jackson County, Indiana James Taylor
ard Martin Vay Tor. bolh Of whom reside in Adams
County, Illinois; Robert allen, David, Allen, VII
son Arfn aDe James Allen, minor children Of Mary
AnT Allen, deceased, and Seth alien their father,
all OF wb m reside 10 Adams County, Illinois; that
John W Mann. Administrator OF Robert Taylor,
il, deceased, has filed his ,patiIion 10 the Probate
Court of Hsmilton County, Ohio, the object and
d. err of which petition is TO obtain assignment Of
dover and an order from said Ooprt 70 sell the fol-
lowing real estate, to-Wit: All that certain tract OF
II acre Of land, situate in sections IS ADD 49, IN the
third tow sbip and met fractional range. o.. totgn-
ships in the Miami Purchase, and beiog 1t known
as 30 0ne, on the plat Of PARTITION Of the estate Of
Robert TAYLOR, senior, deceased, recorded in Book
26l, page us Of Hamilton County Comm n Pleas
Court Records, and being the part sst of 20 Rooert
Taylor. junior. as his share OF his deceasea fatlfr'a
estate, and that said defendants are required to au-
sweT or demur to said petition on or before Monday,
the LIST day of April, A d 1861, or a decree pro con-
feSso will be rendered sgainst them
JOHN w MANN, Administrator.
PETER 7 WILLIAMS, attorney tel6-fSa
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