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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-10

AMUSING MIsTAEE-A Fancy-shot CdrpeR-
trCAsa a carpenter was shingling house
IN Oswego, n. Y, lately, boy fred gun
etA pigeon above him. True to his aim, the
bird fell, and in Its descent hit the man of
improvement smart rap on the back Of the
neck. From the stroke following the report
80 quickly, he almost guessed he was 'igone
coon; bat examining his hand, which he had
instinetiVsly thrown back, and seeing it
eerimsoned with the pigeons blood, he felt
there could be ne doubt about it, and had
only power 70 bawl out, sim shot Pm
shotP when he fell to the bottom of his lad
der. The Laughter, however, of some of the
bystandsrs brought him to his senses, and
nsppenlng to spy the dead bird, he instantly
sniest into his pocket by wsy of recon-
Ienae tor wounded honor. '-7
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MISCELLANEOUS
FRUIT TREES {! FRUIT TREES |

TWNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD CALI.
IL the attention of those desirous OF planting
Fruit and Ornamental Trees to his large stock.
he has for sale this spring fine assortment Of
Apple, Nectarine, Strawberries,
Pear, Apricot, BlackbeTFieS,
Peach, Ounce, GOossberries,
Cherry, Shade-trees, CranberTies,
Plum, Currants, Raspberries, etc.
Grape Boots and Cuttings.
Also, a large stock of Greenhouse Plants, Ever
green, Deciduous and Orname tai Trees and ShrUbs.
Ali the above Trees, Shrubs and Stocks
growing and ready for inspection, in ms, Walnut
Hills and Wbiteoak Nurseries.
All orders left at No. 30 Fifth treet will be
promptly filled.
Descriptive Catalogues, with prices anueyed, vtlI
be sent application to J. s. COOK, Walnut Hills
Nurseries, Cincinnati.
lip. S.-Omnibuses pass the Nurseries every hour,
starting from Luer's Steam Bakery, LT2 SyC4.
more-st,, four doors above Fifth. mh2-tf
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GROCERY GARD,


nALMRR8 co $ M Il T ICL OlTION
II opens the pores Of the skin, AID allows that
otherwise accumulate near the surface 1t Is the
great skin-Furifer Of the age. Nearly thirteen
years experience has proved shat pmples aud other
eruptioHs Of the face letter, salt rheum ringworm
eTyspelas, and every other itching and irritating
disease Of the skin, relieved by single appli-
cation Of this great remedy, and In a shoYt lime
efectuAlly cured ADson Baker Co., AZ Warren.
st., New York, say An acquaintance Of ourB has
been cured by 1t of eczema on both legs aud iest,
after having been pronounced incurable by physi.
clans in and out Of the hospital The writer has
also been cured of the same trouble, after having
tried every thing he could think Of fer eighteen
months"
PIice so cents, or six bottles for 90 50.
VIII be sent by express 90 any part of the United
States Prepared by S0LON PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
mhl9 SO West Fourth-st., Cincinnati.
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Utica White Lime.

YTNHR UNDERSIGNED HAVING IN.
u CREASED their facilities in manuise turing THIS
celebrated Lime are now prepared 20 MI orues 70
any amount, and those ordering Lime can rely oA
having them filled, and in No; oooPeraEeI ana on
the most reasonable terms. All orders addresses 70
us, at Utica, Ind, will meet with prompt astensapA'
pt.ea. Ind, March y, IsSI, aAlA-sa,
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HAY-No chanee i'm the marked tb

dA1-NO chaDge IN tue markets the de-
mand is about equal TO the receipts, at $ll
OLE per tun for prime Timothy, in bales on
arrival.
HOPS-There is no change the regular
rates are 30@35c. for Eastern.
IR0N-A moderate demand for Pig ct
full prices. Ohio hot-blast $23@24 per tun.
Bar steady at 2H@3hc. for common and
charcoal, per ID.
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sf.aff q --~--n-----~ |.fhr au .H
The utreotn are amoothered In snow,
.D The ohill-eyed stars are cleevihg keen
Tho frozen air, and, sailing slow,
The white moon etarea acroas the scene.
she waits beside the fading are,
The RaspinG taper hickers low II
N And droopinR down, and rising higher
Hor shadow wavers 70 ana no.
No foot disturbs the sleeping floor,
No motion save the wiptry breath
That, stealing through the crannied door,
Creeps coldiy as ihouehtef death.
TtohiiIs her with It's airy stream,
% cold, o careless miduight blast
1t wakes her as her fevered dream
Hath skinned the nWeetness Of the PAST.
She stirs not ret. The night has drawn
Its tflept stream Of stars away,
And now the infant streaks Of dawn
Begin to prophesy the daJ.
Ehe stirs not ys Within hor eye
The half crushed tear-drop fingers still
She airs not, and the tmothered sigh
Breaks wave-like on the rock OF will.
heart that will unheedlng prove,
q heart that must unheeded break
How strong the hope how deep the love,
That burns for faithloss folly's sake
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CITY ORDINANCE.
. Undortakors, sections and others.

10 UuuGILaKGIsy 1CAIVUs anu VIHUIbd
HEALTH OFFICE, CISCISNATI,(
april 1861. !
ORDINANCE, RECENTLY PAS sED
N by the City Council, contains the following pro-
visions, viz ....
SECTION s. 1t shall be the duty of every Sexton,
Undertaken, or other person, before removing any
corpse for BURIAL from the city limits, for any pur
pose to obtain from the Oce the Board of Health
a permit so to do; and before obtaining such por-
init, he shall deposit in the said office certificate
setting forth the name, age, color, &c.
The certificates and permits will be ready for de-
livery TO all concerned at this Office, on WBDEES-
DAY, April 10, after which time the ordinance must
be strictly observed, the penalty will be enforced
against ell who disregard it,
M. b. WRIGHT, Health officer,
apq.b No. is City Buildings.
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SALT-No change in the market; the de-
nnand is mite limiied We nnote:

SUGAR-There has been very quiet
done was quite light, but holders being firm,
prices remain unchanged. The sales foot up
$50 hhds. chiefly in small lots. We con-
tiuue to quote common at 424@5c., low fair
514@51Sc., fair 6@614c., good fair 612c., and
prime to choice 624@71ac. Refined, crushed,
and powdered sells at 9@9Kc.
TOBACC0-The demand for manufactured
is quite light and the market dull. We
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A ScHooLMAsrER's Luxuav -OnA NJ the
younger schoolmastsrs in Winstad Mast
has been discharged for INDUCING In tbe
luxury Of "hugging the elder female nupiIs
He thinks he would have been aAoEed 10
remain but for the committee, who soSisS
him The privilege and pleasure. No doubt
he would. ''
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FEATHERS-The demand is fair and the
market is steady at 37@38c. for good to
prime, on arrival.
FRUITS, NUTS, &c.-There has been an
improved demand for. green Apples the last
few days and the market is hrmer and prices
25c. higher; closing at 81 50(92 per barrel
for fair to prime and 50 rs for choice East
ern. Dried Apples are in large supply, and
the market is dull at 2@3c. per pound, and
these rates little better than nominal. Dried
Peaches are in large supply and the market
very dull at decline of lc. per pound. The
" hole range now, from common quarters to
choice halves, is 81 to SIC. per pound, aud
the demand limited. We have no change to
notice in foreign We quote Oranges at 81
81 65@l S5, and Layer do, 81 az 25c. Pea
nuts are dull and in large supply, at 81 for
Tennessee, in the large way, and 81 ESQ
40 in the retail way.
FLOUR-The market has been greatly
depressed during the past week, and holders
being more anxious to sell, made conces-
sions of l0@l5c. per brl., but without induce
ing buyers TO come forward, so that prices
have been little better than nominal. Su-
perfine has been offered at 81 35@4 40; and
extra State at $4 50G4 65, and family at
$4 80@4 80, without making any thing be-
yond limited trade demand. There has
been fair amount shipped East, to amarket.
GREASE-A dull market without change
in prices. We quote brown at 64@611c.;
yellow at 61z@6}4c., and white at 6A97c,
Very little white in market, but owing to
the low rate for Butchers lard (7Ac) there
| is not much demand for II.
| GRAlN-There has been a good export
| demand for the higher grades of Wheat, and
strictly choice Kentucky red brought$l and
! white 81 l2@l Is, but the lower grades are
| dull, at 96@96c. for red, and 81 05(9l 08 fol
white. Corn has ruled steady, at 33c. fol
ear, at the lower depots; shelied dull, and
| prices nominal, at 32935c. in bulk. Oat!
| declined TO 25c., and are dull the receipts
have been large. Rye in fair demand, anC
| tie market steady, at 55(956c. for prime
Prime to choice Fall Barley has been in fail
demand at 65@7Oc, but other description
are dull at 5O@55c. Malt is selling in smal
lots at 80@95e.
GINsEHG-A good demand for this ar
tiele, at 45e. on arrival.
OlLS-Linseed very dull at 6066lc., tn
latter bling the rate for small parcels. LarC
in fair demand at 80@S5c for No. |, and f)@
zoe. for No. 2. Coal remains dull and thu
supply in excess of the demand at 70(175c
Petroleum refined dull at 60c.
HlDES-The demand is limited and tht
market cuil, without change in prices. VIZ
quote:
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PROCLAMATION.
May or's Proclamation.

CITY HALL
CITY OF CINCINNATI ! .
IN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
II adopted by the City Council, on the Sd instant,
notice is hereby given to the electors of the Sixth
Ward, that an election will be held in said ward, on
MONDAY, the 18th inst for one Trustee, to serve
In place of J. NJ. Noble, Esq resigned.
The poll will be held in the usual place of voting
in that ward. opened between the hours of six and
seven O'Clock in the morning, and close at six
O'Clock in the evening
'C~"@ Given under my hand and the corporate
I l.. S. seal of said city, this 4th day of April
ap5 tt R. NJ BISHOP, Mayor
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HAMILToN COMMON P4EAsa-no.

Ii isI .ssoaSnsa a. Patton % vs., John Il ! p. Patton.
The defepdant, John p Patton, Is hereby notified
that the l3th day Of February 1901 the glaintn
hled her petition In the Court Of Common Pleas OF
charges the said defendant with hObituRl drunken.
ness and Willful absence for the three years last
band, have alimsny, her name changed TO Orossi
that the custody Of their daughter, Alice Louisa
be awarded to her, that unless said defendant ap-
pear, answer OF demur thereto, on or before the
18th day of April, 1851, the same will be heard In
his absence aud q decree taken therein.
NICHOLAS BIRD,
mh2.fS Attorney for Petitioner,
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The number of deaths in the city of
Brecklyn, N. T., last week, is decrease of
forty-three from the previous week.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the Office of the Board of City Im-
proyements, until nine o'clock A M. of FRIDAY,
April 49, 1851, for regarding, repairing and paving
clean saDd four inches deep, the sidewalks on Mar
tin street, from Pearl street to Third.street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders TO use the printed forms, as other will be
received.
ape II CHAS BALANCE, Clerk,
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PRLXATE MEpIPALJs COHsgtITEsAS; A.

co, treat with success all Confidential Diseases
male female on the latest scientific plans, there
BY iDsuriDg quick and permanent cures, A. low
charges Send for fifteen large letter page Circu.
lar, ffee. Also, ali Chronic Aneetlons q long
Consultation Rooms, 1877 Syeamore-st betwsen
Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. mh2-cm'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SURFRI0R usyBs'T OF eB5soINSAEI-
isnaaH5 Rachel r.; r; Hatch, e poiiaed that ths
object and prayer of Which e 70 obtain iudgmept;
that The safd George Hstch s6 pay e the sssd Msi
rate ton per cent per annum, from lst Der,
lsSo for yhish h lands q, 6s,S9gng e plsists srs
the following described real estate, mortgsged 81
asoS ihs isd hs s o. 1a ors Me a
cure the, said debt OF said George Hatch, may BE-
sold and the proceeds applied to the payment Of said
That is to say-s Of lot No 10, in SQUARE No. II,
as shown on the rlat OF subdivision mado by George
Hatch, Guardian recorded IN book No iso, page ~.
Of the Records Of Hamilton, County, measuring 1
ssten Ss % ding back 100 feet to alley siso, ali
Of lot No. 4 in square No IL, in same plat measure
road and rSd' eTtendns g % back to tie Miami csns a.o
all OF lot No. "a in the "Mhitsman Lot" ~ shown
Sn ss Bs 9C'S St d IL SoSE OK W. a
extending back. along the south side Of Bank street,
siS f S the St 81 gFGnes m e
In front on the south side Of street apd ex-
alley the east line being 50 feet west Of one p9rSiel
with Baymierst also, all Of the west half Of block
Avery, recorded in plat book No.1, page N bounded
west on DenpAn.street, south on Bank-street, east
BY % feet alley, and northvardiy by ground Of J.
Also, ali Of the lot Of ground in the east hslfof the
feet in front on the west side Of Freemsn-st, and
extending back from said street 80 feet 60 ten-feee
alley; the south line being 200 feet north Of and par
ael TO Bank-st Also, all the lot OF ground in block
No. ], the same plat, measuring 80 feet in front,
al Tisbt angles loo feet bounded soath on lot con-
yeyed by George Hatch to A. II. Smith. Said mort.
gage being recorded in book Ne. l80, page BeT, ei
Hamilton County Records and defendant, Hachel
r. Hatch, is notified that unless she answer or do.
mur TO the said petition before the third
t23d) day of April, 1861, the will be taken ~
true, end Judgment rendered aecordingly;
fel7-H Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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DENTAL.

" p. BELKNAP, ORNTIST,-
A1e Teeth extracted without pain, drugs, -
sr shocks to the nervous system. Ny mode oftYf43
on operating and application Is different
from any now In USE and is eIhilarating instead Of
debiitating 10 the system. Teeth filled substan.
TALLY, and Artificial Teeth made in all the various
Bylesto suit the most tastidiOus. Tepns moderate.
\. bah Eastern, Western, and Virginia money
OTFIoEEI3I West Fourth-st., Cin., o. desc
nR. MEREDITH, DENTIsT,-OFFICR
~ on SiXth-st., between Race and Kim -
No. 139, near Raoe-st. Teeth extracted o,f9l
the use OF drugs Sr any injurious agent Positively
NO humbug. Having had nearly twenty years eI.
city he can give perfect satish otion TO all who will
patrOaiHe him. His terms are SO reasozal 70 ts-t
fOu viii .Avs EsAfly yne-haif Oy calling on him.
IdeSl
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A ssIGNER,s sALE-OF LUMBRR,

A sS1GNEB,S SALE : OF LUMBER,
N Saw mill, Machinery, Horses, Wagons and
other personal property, and the leasehold premises
connected with the saw. mill Of Richard Ashoraft.
Pursuant to order Of the Probate Court Of Hamil
ton County, Ohio, will, on MONDAY. the 9Th day
Of Msy 1851 offer at public auction the premises
known as Ashoraft's Steam Saw-mill, !, situated on
the south side Of Front.street, west Of the Miami
Canal in the city of Cincinnati all the interest OF
said Richard Ashoraft in the leasehold property de-
acTibed in the deed of the assignment preference be-
ing here made to said deed on file in said Court for
more particular description); also the steam saw
mill thereon, and all the machinery, engines, boil
ers, shaftng, pulleys, betting and appurtenances
therein; and elso all the lumber in and apout said
mill and said premises; also the office and stable
said premises and al other personal propery res
naming unsold, including horses, lumber, wagons,
&c Terms-For all sales of $50 and under, oash for
all sales $50 and not over $780, credit Of thirty
days. and for all sales of $780, credit of siXty
days. Notes Of purchasers to be taken with approved
security. By order eff Court said easohod premises
will be sold separately from the rest ofthe property,
and also said mill machinery, &c, separately q to-
gether as said assignee in his discretion may deem
best. erge quantity Of lumber Of different kinds
will be sold. R0BERT O ASHORAFT,
Assignee of Richard Ashcraft.
Dom 4 HUSTON, Attorneys ap3-dWed
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,4oURr OF COMMON PLEAS. HAm1L-

~ TON COUNTY, OHIO. No. 2, l,762.=-PeiitiOn
for Divorce and Alimony.-Hester Ann Jones vs..
Thomas I. Jo1 es.-The defendant will take notice
that the 18th day of March, in the 1861, the
plaintiff filed her petition in said Court, against
him, herein charging said defendant with extreme
cruelty and adultery, and praying for divorce and
alimony. Unless the defendant appears, pleads,
answers or demurs to said petition, the same viii be
heard in his absence, and decree taken against
him. Tmh27-faW1 HESTER ANN JONES.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL De RE.
- CEIVED at the office Of the Board of City Inn
proyements until nine O'Clock A. M. Of FRIDAY,
April 10, 1861, for grading, setting curbs and fur.
nishing new ones where necessary, and paving,
with good, sound bowdersto none to be less
than four inches in depth, on bed of clean gravel
ten inches Deep Pendleton. street, from the north
gutter Of Hunt-street to the north line of Wood
ward.street, including three rows of dressed gut
ter stones, and double of twelve by six inch
faggings Of Dayton. Xenia Indiana fiat rock
stone at all the crossings
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, es no other will be
received.
By order of the Board.
aps-tt OHARLEs BALANCE, Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS VIII BE RE-

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= CEIVED at the Office of the Board Of City I'M
April 49, lS6l for building Stone arch Culyert, Of
two feet interior diameter and about ninety (sO feet
in length, to pass the water under TorTence-rOad
ard to the eulvert under said avenue,
according TO the plans and specifications on file in
the City civil Engineers Once.
Each bid to be accompanied by two suretes.
Bidders to the printed FERNS, other will be
received.
BY order Of the Board.
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Pawnbrokers.

A DAMS 4 LIPMAN, PAWNBROKERs,
n NO. 133 Sycamore ST., between Fourth and
Fifth where they take goods Of all kinds oOllat.
eTAl security, such As diamonds. watches, breast-
Of value, UnTedSemed pledges for sale.
~nr.... NH. s.''' ~" = = 4 i. PPM EltHzs.
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TALLOW-Rendere remains dull at SO

SIC. per 1b.
WHISKY-Prices advanced in the FORE
part of the week Nc, but at the close this
was lost. The rate each day was as follows:
Wednesday, l3Ac.; Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday, l31zc.; and Monday and yester-
day, l314c.
WOODEN WARE-We revise quotations
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. WHITEHEAD, HORSE nora

l.AO AND sH0ER, having had thirty -
year, experience with an extensive prac- ~
tioe IN the Veterinary art and Shoeing LAEl.lk
oomssiaeu, pegs leave to inform the public NV
that he can be found at all times at his
place Of business and residence, No. Ia kichnends
street. All kinds of Horse Powders, Ointments aud
Liniments, constantly on hand. % fe6ru
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Review of the Cincinnati Market,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY M0RN-


ALC0H0L-The closing rate for this ar
ticle is 3415c. for 9s per cent. overproof less
the usual discount to the trade.
ASHES-The market is unchanged. We
continue TO quote Pots at 411c.; Pearls at
4szc, and Soda. ash, 90 per cent, 3A@312c.
BURNING-FLUID-This article has not
changed and we continue to quote it at
39040c., including Bartletts Carbonized.
BUTTER-The supply has been consider
able since our last, and prices declined lc.
per pound, with fair demand at the de-
cline: the sales comprise 220 packages, clos
ing at 15@l7c. for prime to choice roll. All
grades below prime are dull and prices
lower, fair to good selling at ll@l3c, and
grease at s@9c.
BARK-The market has not changed; the
demand is about equal to the supply at 50 30
@lO per cord for fair to prime chestnut oak.
BRAN, SHORTS, &c.-The market has
not changed, in any essential particular,
since our last, but remains dull at the fol-
lowing quotations;
Bran, per Ss SOC
shorts, per pug
Ship-stun per - V1gi2
hoollhRs u VOSsi1
BEESWAX-Dealers continue to pay 2S
@29c. for this article, on arrival, and the de-
mand is good.
BEANS-Prime small white are in de-
mand at 90c.@$l, but there is no demand
for other descriptions.
CHEESE--The demand has been quite
limited, and the market ruled dull and
heavy, but prices are not lower. The sales
add up 1000 boxes, chiefly in small lots, at
SIC. for Western Reserve, &c. for Hamburg,
and l015c for imitation English Dairy.
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.-The
supply of Beef Cattle was more liberal, and
prices declined fully % per GENITAL, but
toward the close the supply was light, and
at Mondays market the demand was good,
and the higher grades recovered l0(9l5c. of
this decline; the market closing very firm:
the sales add up 600 head, closing at 81 25@
2 so for common, 50 1908 for fair, So $50
3 80 for good and So 1908 s5 for prime, per
GENITAL, gross. Sheep in good demand at full
prices, good to prime bringing 1904 30 per
GENITAL, gross. Hogs in large supply and dulls
at 81 1904 IS gross.
COFFEE-The buoyancy noticed in four
last has not been sustained, and the demand
fell off quite perceptibly in the early part Of
the week, and the market became very
quiet, but prices did not change. The re-
ceipts have been rather large, and the guam
tity gone into the interior quite moderate,
so that the stock has increased. Holders are
firm for good to prime grades, which are in
light supply; but the lower grades are Of
fered on easier terms. The sales comprise
l,4eO bags; we quote common at l224@ l3c;
fair at l314@l315c.; good at 1916. prime
at l4c. and choice at l414c.
COTTON YARNS, &c The demand is
fair, and the market steady, at the following
rates:
Pound '''''''3 ~
Coyeret
Carpet
5y 5g
Dozen Yarns
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A DrrINIsTRATOR,s SALE OF REAL

A DIINISTRATOR,S SALE OF REAL
n ESTATE.-Iu pursuance Of an Order Of Sale Of
the Probate Court Of Hamilton County, Ohio, TO US
directed we will offer for sale, the premises, at
public auction, on TUESDAY, April 30 1851 at two
O'Clock, NJ the following described lot of ground
situated in the County of Hamilton and the State OF
Ohio; The tract or parcel of land known and desg-
mated as Lot numbered Twenty-Five (22) on the
town plat of the town of Lockland, in said County
Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio, appraised at ono
hundred and sia ty dollars, free Of dover.
Terms Of sale, one third cash balance in one and
two years. with iuterest secured by mortgage the
premises sold, W. Il MORRIS, JR..
SARAH l.. MORRIS,
Administrators of the Estate OF
M w x Morris DECEASED.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIYEp at the Office Of the Special Road Vii.
lage at b. Fowlei's, Walput Hills, until o'clock
April II, 1861, for regarding Highland avenue, set
cuIbs and pave the cutters six feet wide, with nine:
inch limestone, upon four inches of gravel and
three inches Of gravel on Jp of the pavement; tho
sidewalks to be tagged four feet wide, and the
roadway to be Macadamized one foot deep, from
Auburn avenue TO 0ak-street.
Bidders will bid by the perch for broken stone by
the cubic yard for grading, and by the lneal foot
for tagging and pavement. All bids to be Rccompa-
MED bY suTeties.
BY order of the Board.
aV6-l s, w. IRWIN, Clerk.