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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

SPet'a! Despaieh 70 Tho B0sHiag Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, November 26.-Mrs. Sarah Hut
chios left here last night under the escort of
Captain Wegass, Provost. Marshal, for Fitchburg
Prison, Massachusetts,, tho place designated for
her imprisonment. No immediate efforts are
likely to be made for her pardon. Her case ex-
cites deep interest.
A thief entered General Wallaee's room at the
Eutaw House last night, and robbed It Of twenty
dollars. He went out after the robbery, and
locked the General in.
All reports from Sheridan. Grant, and Sherman
are very favorable.
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To IHE PHEsIDrST ELEDT.-
ny ruE BARD TOWER NALL
Sir you have won the noble prize
Toward which your patient steps have prcst.
And hopes ana iears no longer rise
Alternately TO thrill the breast.
The ruler Of carth's great IT land,
And cousin 10 each sovereign proud
with envy Is your station grand
Bchcld by the Obscurcr OVID.
Yet stil must deep and c Instant care
The inmate " your bosom be,
And heavy is the weight to bear
Otsuch responsibility,
More true felicity Is known
by hun to whom .hc atcs Gs, On
snug sunlcency alone.
More precious than golden mine
His cheerful home although ga state
'lis far by the White House outshouC
lie may In quiet contemplate,
Az d Gel that Il Is all his own.
Tie lives n ODD aud wholesome fare
AI d, though he boasts no iobc OF power,
huy handsome, well made, clothing wear,
theuply procured nom BESNErr's Tower.
We are selling READY-NADE GNnMENrs, equal In ever
respect style nt HiatrF'i and 0grtDdHshp to any mad
Ia mcrfure al IS TO 50 per lower prices We hav
aini and complete assortment OF the choicest goods II
the market PRrch0sea for CASH az ne forrest prices
NE season and sold for cash only therefore at the low
est prices possible.
Tower HALL, No js Market street
HTEyFTT a 90
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NANI1LA RoAsrEp AInoNns.

VANILLA ROASTED ALHoEDs,
or rare quality, Manufactured ~
STEPHEN +. WurgAS.
CusmoNs.-PEw, Bible, AND SOFA CUsuIoNS,
estimates given, and work done lower tnan 0o a.
torted by any ot1ernJuse. y HEsRy PArrsH,
No liOs Chesnut street
THE AGE or INVENTION, While d large nun.
ber Ma hines have been Offered the pub lc some Of
vii possess pont ofeNcg lonce and oiged merit
We have long felt what othe have peen ed the
shy Of Machine perfect On rs mech auca sruc ture
combining in the highest degree, slHp'lay with dya.
tHy and while oapabe Of doins greater raage Of rorl
that could be easily aldors'old ami oomprehcnded
by al.
This, happy ~ say has been accomplished the
liberal expenditure OF capital, a. the patent, untrng
labor 0f years
host, otGlends and s regarded by lrst families as
housthod 1py-concusyely proving, what are
mOsthAppy % ac nowiedse, that tle public tuy appre
rlptC tfe UtB. hfItV and atrahNry combined IN the
"FLoHENoE MNcuSE" Sold at No. $50 Cnosuut street.
For the benefit OF our readers will mention some Of
ne advantages and improvements Of the Florence over all
n makes four diFsrsut sicIss Ms Ioct kuo, double
lock- and d0bf EJf, one ana the machine; each
stitch being aicoH both sides Of the fabrc and neither Of
ihss the rsrersi5s feed notion aud by simply turning
or a5 any pan Of de same or fsstcn the ends Of tho
without turning the fabric, thereby sewing hand
Changing the length orthc stitch, and from jne Kind Of
stitch u another, can readily Dc done WLe Machine Is
IN motion.
Erer Stitch is pcrJestd aieJf making tho seam
smOst aoisee's, and can be used where quiet is
necessary.
IT. m0iions all poJHrc; there springs 10 get
ont foIder ano It's simplicity enables the most neNpe-
rienced TO operate Il,
Is the top Of the table.
stitches 10 each revolution
IT'S sch CON bines elasticity, strength, and beauty.
n does me hC0reSf finest rOrh with equal facility
trtthOu change offeHsiOH or machinery.
Every Machine has one Of Jencks' patent hemmers
saobCd enabling the operator 70 turn any utdh Of hem
desired.
IL does not require finer thread he under side than
II does On the upper.
mere thickness Of cloth, without change Of tension or
breakinl OF thread, or skipping stitches,
has uniform aud self-f eguAting tension OfthreAd
A"BdrUun's SER Serer" which gRtdes he Work if5eLf
Is Furnished with each machine.
while possessing the above and many oher advantages
the Florence sold at corresponding Nioes WITH other
nTst class Machines
There "a no risk In buying tAe Florence, As every
Machine Is warranted 10 give entire eatlsActon the
money refunded No charge being made for learning 10
operate f. We learn that agency for the OF these
wonderful Machines T. about being established In all the
pnnciJa al cities and towns IN the loyal States and
advise reaeers m they cannot call a. ihe saearsams
Ne 60 Chesnu sire ~ to send for circulars and samples
o. sewing
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The hotels Fired.

The first fire was discovered at o'clock and 43
minutes, at the st. James Hotel, corner OF
Broadway and Twenty six III streets, but resulted
in but slight damage. IL originated in one of The
bed rooms, and the strong smell Of phosphoros
that peryaded the apartment, and the proxim ity
Of matches to the bed-cothes, disclosed the fact
that the FIRE was the work Of an inoendIaTy. The
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stranIing orn Grnl,nnt.

BALTIMORE, November 26.-h despatch from
Fortress Monroe says that the steamer JoJ,n Far
ron has arrived there from Newbern, North
Carolina, and reports the United states double
ender steamship Ioc0ay ashore JT Cape Ha.-
teras
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PORTLAND, Maine, November 26.-The steam
revenue cutter Aahoaing seized avessel yesterday
under suspicious circumstances, in Johns Bay,
near Pemaquid. The lvessel had cleared from
Montreal for New York. The case was referred
10 Washington.
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CwCINNNu, November 2j.--lhe drug and
chemical store of John Kershaw, 30 the corner Of
Sixth and Walnut streets, wa, j 5.roycd by fire
yesterday.
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NoRHsTowN, November 2G.--The following
is the ohcial returns Of the so liers vote for
Montgomery comtyr Lincoln, j6s, Mcclellan.
~. Lincoln's majority, 1876.
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Tnr sEw1No MAcnINr.

THE SEWING MACHINE.
With fingers nmble and aue,
with iea urcs glsdsome an gay
4 lady sat in her pretty BOULDER
Joyhly working way
Click! click cliykl
In comfort she sat-likc quocn
And sang TO the music merry and quick
OF" The Florence Sewing Hach.ne"
"ulck-cch- click
MY work Ii almost done
Jlick-Cliak-cuck-
BEFORE have sarce'y begun!
On hGme on the girls, tsay,
who now would ther duty sH.fR,
And waste their tlms IN dre sing and play,
II this is needle work.
"Cllck-click-cIck-
How tho ma lc needle flies!
Cuek-cuck click
Tcansctroe believe my oyos!
Sem, and gusset, and band
Band, and russet, and SEAM
Irealy could ilmos. work asleep,
Ard sew away in my dream
"CUck-clck-cLyk-
See, tstws whatever you ctaosc-
From the finest piece Of tcudcr gaze
To cloak or pair Of shoe!
Clck-Click-cllck-
As | watch the merry thing
In fancy Oft, within m sight
10 lie IL seems to spring.
"Ohl men wi IN sisters dearl
Oh men with mo,hor' and wives
How should you oleFs the men who thug
GLADDEN. our precious hyosl
Whose genius can make home 20 bright 80
Who chase our cares away
by making woman's duyics light,
And turning toll to play!
"Jhcn goat once a. get
Florence Sewing Machine
Oilers are 5000 but shove them Au
1Rs Il N, bes.-Iw
Tu At $50 Chesnm SIRE O.
A d oul get ol e the so noe,
ma yAlslr long dayt o3m9
Yul b CAD fmy adyicr'
The g. Gates i4v,ntO tho age. Almost snpo-hl'olr
Crfocuon. four dIrr, e. one machine re-
yts bic Feed lee ding either night lett The crle.
blsttd "Forence' Sewing Mactl.es. Durability, sim,
llyity, rapidly, per Cc'ion.
FIUEEHCE S.wIyG MACHINE CoWrtvT,
No. $50 B.nauut street
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ARRIYEn TaIa NoRNTnn

Brlg r. q. Wright, Aawthorn, 10 daya from lOflI1H'
with guAno 20 Baker Folsom. -
sehr Cora, spence. day from BrAndywina Ds'- W."
sehT Ceres, Wallace, aAy rrOm EswsoF+ pal VAN
-four 10 Y. NJ Lea.
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CHoICE CARAMEIs.
| Chocolate, Vanilla, cocoanut and
| Punch Caramols Manufactured by
srEpHEy =. WHITMAN,
No. 1910 Market street,
GENTlNEN's HATs.-Au the latest styles at
Charles oEAford 4 Sons, coDtn' 'ntal Hotel
WINDOW sHADEs.-Persons purchasing shades
IN tunes ofhgh prices win sAye money by at once
gong to ,hc manufacturer WHO i6 wen aud fayorably
| known W.HEsW PArrES,
No. liOs Chesnut street.
FINER AND NIofE WORK is done on tho Flo
renee THAI be done any other mschae. Call and
eNomius. ONCE, No. go Chssnut street.
LADIES AND CuuDEFN' HATs.-L,tcst style
at Charles OsElord some, Continental Hotel
Warranted TO PLEAsG,-The Florence" Is
She only pesgr .amiy sowing machine warranted to give
entire satisfaction or money returned
CHoIcr Avp FAsHIoNABLE CoNFEoUoNs,
lufup In Neat Boxes,
Suitable FOR Presents.
STEPHEN p, WHITMAN,
No 1910 Market street.
/ UraoIsrEEIyG FuRNITURE.-Old and New
Furniture Ephol5torod aud Vanished In the very boH
manner at W,HESm PArrENs
wott EnI Upholstery Estabnshmnt
No. liOS ChesnUt street.
on SUHsCRIpTIONs.-A As will be seen by adver-
tsemont elsewhere the books of this enterprise close
Monday Those who desire to of
the remaining shares should avail themselves Of the
opportunity Of doing We have but little doubt that
when the Company (omod from among the subscrbersl
gets organized, these shares VIII command handsome
premium,
PURCHASERS may rely upon getting the best
Iurs at Charles oakioTd Sons, Continental Hotel
PHoTooHAPHs.-Elegants styles Of artistcally
executed pictuIes liie-sze Photographs In Oil Colors,
I,oIytypos and Cares de Ysite at b. Reme popular
Gallery, No, C2l Arch street.
GET THE BRsr.-Clergymen, as a class, do not
recommend an article unless hoy good reason to
know to be valuable Of Druggist one Of
Mrs Aliens circulars Of her Worlds Hair Restorer snd
Hair Dressing and you read twenty testimonials
our most eminent corgymen, each one accommodating
In the strongest the OF these preparations They
rtstore nyiqorate sud beauty the hair. II you wish 10
restore md retain your through e them Every
Druggist sells them
Mrs. NJ. G. BRewN's " Metaphysical Dis
covery" ks the root OF disease. Price s.. NO.
ii0 Arch street See advertisement in another column.
WV. G. PERRY, who is President of one of our
OF companies and largely interested in several of the
hast dyidend-paying companies ii win be seem by refer
spee 10 Advertisement prepared to furnish oil companies
with their new Books. lie has nne stock to select irsm
Al the southwest eogner Of Fourth and Race streets
Two FIRST PREMIUMS were awarded 10 the |
Orover Baker Sewing Machine Company at the |
Michigan State air recently held at Kalamazoo viz.
FOR the best Family Sewing Machine and for the best
MasLlne work.
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The snow is now two feet deep on q level on
the White Mountains. Some Of the drifts are
twenty feet deep.
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The fire here was discovered in a bedroom on
the third floor, which had been engaged uy
man Tegi,teriI & himself rs Lieutenant Lewis
L. s. A." Sh Oke b, ing seen to issue from this
TO M strong odor OF phosphorus being at the
same me perlept Bile, the door was immed ac.y
burst o. en-, ana iu very few seconds the flames
were completely eX ingu.shed. The bed in this
room had the appearance of having been occu-
ped. The man Lewis has not been seen since
the discovy of the fire. At this place six bottles
OF he. phOrus were found in acaTpet.bag.
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LATEST MARINE IETELLIGENCE.



Bteamihip j. Gibson Bowen, New York. W. j. TayiorCo
Bsrque Union Heard PernAmbuoo, Lewis Damon.
BArque DesIAh, Gikey, Antwerp, J p. Bailey 4 Co.
Brie Anna, Morrow, 81. Thomas, j. +. Pension.
selT Fannie, Vance, Havana, d. s; stetson Co.
sohr American Eagle, shaw, New Haven, Captain.
Schr AcklAm. Hooper, Providence, Captain.
sehr Z. shaw, shaw, City Point, Captain.
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Ernn, Neu nrrnnna

NLw NoRK, November26. Tho steamer GEORGE
CrowrsR, from New Orleans on the 10Th, arrived
at this port to-day. She brings no news.
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MPORTxTT0Na

Reported fer The EveaiaS fsisgses,s aoo,,,..,..,
sktT Folsom,
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rAMMAS1 it,uB.

Almost simultaneously with the discovery Of
the ire at the Belmont Hotel, the be ! and bed
ding, with furniture, Of a room on the third n lOr
front, were found 20 be in flames. Daring he
afternoon man, who registered himself MS &C
f.. Morse, OF Rochester" arrived a. the hotel, au
engaged the room in which the fire was SEQ
ycrcd. lie was not seen during the evening, and
has not been seen since the occurrence ef the fire.
TO the furniture and bedung OF the room. T1c
handwriting of the man referred TO rese nblcs
somewhat, That of the person who engaged the
room fired at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
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Organized Conspiracy to Burn
New York CITY.
THE ATTEMPT FRUSTRATEI
PANIC AT the THEATRES.

AReigu Of Terror Nearly Inaugurated
in the Metropolis,
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The condition Of the banks ofthe three prln-
cipal commercial cities Of the onlon ~ is exnloted
OF their last weekly statements, compared with
the returns of the previous week.
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LADIES FURs-Au elegant assortment at
Charles oakford q Sons, Continental Hotel.
Do YoU Know DEAN has removed to No. 4lS
chesnut street? lie sells Tobacco Cigars Pipes, &C. Hy
per cent less than any other this city. Remember
Uean, No. 4l3 Chesnut street
THE LADIES' FIEND.--"A gem;" "a houSe-
hold treasurer "a perfect beauty; "works like
charm; "rho best in the worlds" Would not be without
Florence at makes four stitches with the case
that Others make one" Sucr the expressions used
by purchasers OF Florence. Sold At No, $50 Caesuut
street,
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At about 10 O'Clock lire was discovered in
front room in the upper floor OF Lhe VI tr1p)i.
tan Hotel but IL was speedily cXtiugui she'd bv
the servants of the house. An alarm was given
but before the tremen arrived at the hotel tue
danger had been passed. The damage here is
estimated at one thousand five hundred dollars
One room only was injured. In this room were
found an empty bottle, which had contained
phosphorus, pair of heavy boots, aud vlisc.
These articles, and the bottle, were talsu pO sses-
sion Of by Fire Marshal Baker In the yalise
were found plr ofPrhca CATERS. The bottle
nllLnr hnfnln
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lNIRsT FLOOR TO LET-COMPRtsING PARLoR,
three bedrooms aud kitchen furnished thf ghOut with
Everything reqGise for housekeeping Appy at No 81
Blocker street.
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(NENTRAL PARK SALOON OR RESTAURANT TC
- lea rare chance First story Of that LARGE bald
inc Of I'M and Seventy sixth street. directly
opposite the Skating Pond and Rambe 10 let for
raot Rent raid by boarding or two servants Apply
ftI Rroome slrect.
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"a t asMfmd 10 ~ t4a gsff nea -
M.is aI's #fsasa11 lis nIe0 an@ MM pa
egat y iss-s - isepss 81 iaa' h.s...
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COUNTRY HOME wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN
~ and his wife, in private family, German preferred
where there are no other boardes situation picturesque
with easy steamboat; farm house preferred
Address with further particulars, K. g., 4726 New York
Post Office.
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CPANIsH BOARD,--BoARD WANTED, By A YOUNG
= man, in Spanish family. Address w. s., box $50
fost Office. stating terms and location.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LEr-A PARTY
avins - So 10 oan good security for year from
HE Of May hea of chance BY app lying
" CHAS 4. MILLS - Cedar street.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEA FIRST GLASS
story gh socp House 20 let pleasantly located,
with all the modern improvements, completely furished
Car hclsesecprE, furniture frst carpets with
elegant $500 Call for two days at Eighty
Hrsl street, first house west - Third avenue
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A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HoURs.-ENT1Rg
n satisfaction pay at 73s Sixth avenue The cheap
est and strongest teeth made Also cheap sets
overturned, give full and youthful appearance 70 tho
face. -.
As fine gold and patins sets OF Teeth ~ be mades
either with or withsut pIumpera No advance required
Fine gold dnes inserted Ia the best manner from I'VE 10
seven dollars each, -. -.
al 239 Sixth avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets
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COUNTRY MANSION TO RENT-FURNISHED AT
~ Sleepy Hollow Tarrytown thoroughly and handsome u
furnlshed for the season the yesr.'
J. Z. EDWARDS. Z77 West Twenty b rd street.
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COUNTRY PLACE TO LEr-IN RocELAHD couN.
~ y, hour from the city; good house and barn fine
orchard acres of and six minutes walk from depot,
near churches and schools Inquire Of HERRIcK 4
WAkEMAN = Water street.
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IIURNlsTED ROOMS TO LET-AT 225 EAST TENTH
street; large and airy Bedroom, with bathroom at
lachel tie tcEeit with Of back
riano $40 pef week Rooms The second and
fourth RCcrS
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COUNTRY BOARD on THE HUDsON.rTO LET A
~ Suit OF Rooms, with first class table, EasD of access
the by steamboats, near depot Apply
Greenburgh House, Dobb's Ferry
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EAcToRY-WiTH WATER POWER, TO RENT 80
II Nes from Nes York the Hudson, crick Building,
30 ly feet three Oh. wing Of story 20 by 81
feet vaterwke1 y ~ ]. feet breast over
All excellent order. Address John Peck Haver-
N.
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A PAYMENTS TO LET-sTRIcTLY PRIVATE; Nc
n children: every convenience: three rooms may b,
separated. Also two large fne Easements and Vaults fol
storage restaurant lager crocsey stand s53 Hudson
sueet Apply at No. Tenth street. between Fifth and
Sixth avenues
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A PAYMENTS wANTBD-By A GENTLEMAN AND
~ wife; three .or four rooms unfurnshed, between
csh and rh r ssns ann Four
cen
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~ All wishing Boarders and all seeking Board, Apart
ments Dwellings should send TO the Registry of the
dersaned q years established.
A. G. JONES & co.'s Directory, 7l3 Broadway.
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HOTEL on CENTRAL PARK TO LET-PLAISLl
Ii furnished, on Fifth avenue corner Seventy sixit
street. directly orpJsls the skating Pond and Concer
Grounds; thirty rooms, Rent only st5 0: ora man an
wife may take charge AMI let furnished Rooms FOR the FRO
nrieor. Sc aLIty rslnred Anny Do 80 BIoome street
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A FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-FRoM THE is
"A of May, for six months. within sixty miles OF Ne
York: place Long Island preferred, the seasho
Sound stable for three horses COACH &c Al
dress NJ r.. box lOt Herald Office.
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EURNIsHED ROOM WANTED. "A ROOM FURNISH
ed parnr, with Plimpton sofa bed, closets DC
in good location wanted by gentleman and wife for the
summer. without board References given aud required
Post once ~.
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business and your wants, as in the past, hope b,
your favors and patronage in the future to retail
possession of this most magnificent property fl
time to come and not only preserve its formerre
EMPORIUM for a general and extensive assort
ment of all classes of Dry Goods, Notions, Cloaks
&c. &C., kept by any like establishment in the city
That most splendid Hall Of amusement, the large
aud most popular in the city, being for the last thr
years the only whcro large audiences can be a.
scmbled with comfort and security. is now in firs
For terms address
dec20-1w JAMES NAUGHION.
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DELEGATES FROM TERRITORIES.
Notice in Partition.

TNRANKLIN FLEMING, WILLIAM j.
II Fleming, Mary j. Graham, and George Gra-
ham, her husband, John Fleming, Susannah Null
and John Null, her husband, Elizabeth Null and
Frederick Null, Jr /, her husband, Maria Fleming.
Andrew Fleming, a minor, Mary Barbee, George q.
Barbee Owen T. Barbee. minors, and Owen I. Bar
bee, Jr their father, and Margaret Fleming, all Of
whom reside in Franklin county, Ohio; Daniel
Fleming, who resides in Allen county, State Of In
diana. and Samuel Fleming, WHO resides in -
county Illinois, will take notice that petition was
fled against them in the Court of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, OHIO, on the 10Th day Of Noyep-
ber, A. y. 1854, by Charles H. Flcmins By John
said Charles H. Fleming demands PARTITION Of the
following described premises. situated in Franklin
county, State Of Ohio, to.wit:
Lots Nos. 1888 and 217. and the north half Of lots
Nos 81 and % in the town of Franklnton, and that
AT the next to-wit the February term, 1855 Of said
Conrt. said Charles H. Fleming. by John ueary. his
guardian, will apply for an order that partition may
w n'Au' ''''' y --,I II. B.ALBERY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
Dated this 2ath day Of November. A. ID. 1884, 4
noy30 .W6W - .af ft'.t s.t r-4.flt
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brother, JONI NAuGHToN: during his lifetime,
what struggle he had in bringing it to comp letiOn,
and just as he was about to realize his laudabe am
bitOn and fond hopes, which conceived its plan and
caused its erection, he was called TO fill an untmely
grave; how through necessity, it had to be sold by
his administrator and pass into strangers hands, APP
parently lost to the name of its originator. IT was
finally bought by the Messrs. Rckly Brother, who,
with generous feeling resOld it to me- foregoing the
advantages they had secured in the purchase that 1t
might pass into the hands of one Of the Naughton
family again, and be known by the former familiar
namo of Naughton Hall Building,
And now, generous public. by strict attention to