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A HOUSE AND LOT IN MlAMIsBURG
AT SHEKIFF'S SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT IN MlAMISBURG
AT SHEKIFF'S SALE.
John Zig, Vs Franz Reuscher Superior Court.
Case 1915. ~ ...f.
IL obedience 70 the command of an order Of sale,
Il Issued by the superior court, within and for the
Lgunty of Montgomery, and TO me directed, / will
Oner at public sale, ut the door oil the Court House,
Ia the city Of Dayton, OHIO, on On
Monday, March {, 1867, a12 O'Clock. p M.
The following described real estate to-wit: Sit.
uate in the County Of Montgomery and State OF
ohio, all that lot, tract or parcel oil land lying and
being tO-wtti Beginning at the n. Il. corner OF
Henry BoIlenbachas lot, and running from thence
north 1866 feet along Water street Thence extend
ing back 10 the Miami River, adjoining the town Of
Miamisburg, in the county and state aforesaid
the same being the tract of land conveyed By Jacob
hercher and wife 20 David Guckhaltz, and bNhim
TO CObble, and by Frederick Cobble 10 John AlByer
deceased, father OF Theresa and Lena Meyer; and
from thence 10 solomon HILBERT, and from solomon
Hilbert 10 Jacob Zimmerman, and from Jacob
Zimmerman 20 John Elg the same being lot No.
l40l, ON the revised plat Of SAID town 10 "N.
said real estate has been appraised at S23 90, and
cannot sell Tor less than twethirds .9f tho APP
praised value thereof.
TERMS or S~ALE-CASH.
U. q. II. DAVIDSON, ShsriG.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. 2lWW
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aud buying OF real estate, loan money on L,nd and
mortgage, make COLLECTIONS, etc, gu, All Bg9lAsss
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among boards, and a staring of eyes
at the proposal. She is mad, said the
more considerate: a supposltlon,
which, according to Arab notions,
did not diminish their respect for her.
She is the daughter of Shelton, said
another, and he who tastes that kous
kousoo will need long spoon to sup
with her father. She is suborned by
the Christians to seduce the children
of the Prophet to idolatry, suggested
an ill-natured devotee. But those
whom the proposal more especially
regarded, received it with much
embarrassment. She is a Hour, no
doubt, but to. renounce all the other
Hours for her, and that in so down.
right and vulgar fashion--? If
she had only asked me to come into
. her tent and take spoonful IN a
quiet way, the thing might have been
worth considering; but here, before
all the curious people of the tribe
what would Mrs Grundy say? For
he who imagiues that he can escape
from that tremendous female by fee
ing to the desert is greatly mistaken.
Her influence in an oasis Of the Sa-
hara is every bit as powerful as in an
English country town. And there
were even emirs there, unless we are
mistaken, who dreaded Jehanum, in
their hearts, less than they did Mrs.
CRU dy s4s - 3 besl
One and all quietly determined to
decline the profered test, if actually
driven to it, Nevertheless they all
came to see if any one else was dar-
ing enough to accept it. And Sid
Abdallah was there, with more in
tense expression in those yearning
eyes of his than ever. TWAS midday.
Ayesha came forward with the bowl
and the spoon. There was no need
to repeat the conditions. One after
the other shuf1ed out of the way from
the abominable thing, She preferred
it to Abdailah, and then was turning
away, her heart overfowing,
when he suddenly sprangs for
ward, as if mastered by a force
superior to himself and grasped at the
spoon. Stop said Ayesha, gently.
but with suppressed triumph.
4" Enough has been done. | never
meant you to eat it. [ only wanted
to prove whether there is one in all
the world who loved me so passion
ately that he would give himself, soul
and body, to me, and that not clan
destinely, but in the sight of every
man, in order that | might learn to
whom [ could safely give myself in
requital.- Come to supper with me
after sunset, when the fast is over,
and we will eat the kouskousoo to-
gether" g. :.
So he came, and they ate the kous-
kousoo; and in a day or two they
were married before the Cadi of Me-
deah. 80
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RLHsTos.
Arrived Yesterday.

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ship Amelia, Conner, Liverpool-e4 days nom Holy.
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and Mdse, To Efeser 4. Co, Adgef 20, % q VII
kns 90, CGrsveley, and others.
steamer Eliza Hancox, Richardson. Savannah via Hil-
ton Head and Beaufort Mdze. To Ferguson hoimes'
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Spanish polare Elena, Manstany, MatanE.s Ballast
schr Ben Willis Cox, New Orleans.
Wont to Sea Yesterday.
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schr Azeida Lspra, McIndoe, Wilmington, 9.
Schr Palmer, Palmer, Baltimore.
schr Jessie Smith. Williams, Jacksonville, FR.
From this Port.
s.ssm.htp Alliance, Kelly, Philadelphia, June1A
schr Caldwell; Mccormack Hayre, May a.
Cleared for this Port.
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THE AIKEN PRESS,

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
i Aiken, s. c., Weekly paper under the above title
to be devoted to General Inteligence-Polhcal, Com
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the Vineyard, and the Garden. News Summary, tc
contain digest of the important events Of the week
will occupy ton of the paper and particular atten
tion viii be gyen to the unsettled question of Labor
best adapted to our condition, and the development
of the resources of the country Manufactures Agr
culture Fruitraisng, and Vinegrowing.
b. W. RAVENEL, Editor
W d. KIRKLAND Publisher. January 21
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THE MARION STAR,

ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
u published at Marion S. c., in the central portion
Of the country and offers favorable medium TO Mer-
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For the benefit of advertising patrons, we SHALL In
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copies Of the STAR, during the business season this
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November 10 Editor and Proprietor.
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Consignoes pcr Northeastern Rilroaad,

4s2 bbs Naval stores, bales Cotton, cars Lumber,
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LIST OF VESSELS


UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br bark Ellie de PAir. Evans, sailed. May Il
Ship nc winthrop, Stewart, up.... NAY
The Tryphepis Harding sailed. May Is
NEWPORT, ENG.
shiR Annie Kimball Lincoln sailed. Msy
Th& Coming, Hooksway, sailed. l6
The johannes. Butter, sailed: may ~
MArANxAR
Schr Frazier, Frazier, sailed May 20
ar DoMEsTIo. m,.o,
schr Maine LAW johnson, cleared. June
Schr Isabe1a Weeks, ..'Sune
SKw roar.
Schr Lilly, Francis, up. may ~
Schr iona Smith, Nichols, up. ..June
PHILADELPHIA
schr N Baker Adams, cleared. May
Schr Tiers Hoffman, cleared. IL
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, sailed. June u
Schr Foaning Sea, North, cleared
Schr Cranmer Cranmer, up........"......J June
Schr Daniel Chase, Mitchell cleared .........June
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tanAM-Wheat Is offered but spartnglys demand Is
JIite limited but prices steady-incuded In the
saias today we're Is bushels prime white ct 81 90; 760
bus good Virginia red at 81 90; 500 Sushels FredeI
ioF do at 90 65 quote choice Maryland at 80 70a
rs: Fennayivanis lots range from 50 SOa2 So Corn
ia 0o0 buslls white and $500 bushels yellow received;
srief steady for whtte with sales Of 6Go0 bushels at
N aI 06 yellow declined 1c sales Of $500 bushels at
n al 1 sso 1000 bushels Western mixed ut 95c Oats
vere I'm GOOD receipt $500 bushels offered and same
ansty sold at Ha76c mostly at 75c, decline Of sssc
on previous saies: .oo.o. s...-...,..
lots: aid MN stuff $50 per ID.
KorAssxs-Nothing doing to-day-quotaflons un-
NIy4L Spirits Turpentine Is lower; qcote at
s7s Cents Roh In also lower; sales Of pale at IS 60
no quote 81 ba$6 No at So 76ss4; common 26as S0
sr scszce sales have been made a. high % "a % Per
p Pnoymoss-Are dull, though prices nominally main.
4ne We notice sales Of IA casks bulk Shoulders att
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western and City Shoulders sKs10c do rib Sides Ike
i9: clear RIB l2al2xc Hams 16a17c Mesa Pork $23 50
,5S rs per bbl Lard dull at 1Sa13Kc, only resai los
RruIWe report sale Of 100 bags Rangoon ct 9Hc pr
n, Carolina is held steady at 12Ea12Ko for prime
suaAn-Mafkat continues firm; We notice sales OF 160
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aAIr-Ccntnues steady for lots from dealers before
uroted vx for Liverpool fine S310 and do ground alum
q 10 per sack. Turks Island 6Sa60c per bush.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nominal as before, at 3SaS6c per
nj In bond-no sales.
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the Beard and Hair In an almost miraculous
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Price BY mail sealed and postpaid, ST. Descriptive cir.
SHUTS CO., Chemists No. 2s6 River street Troy N.
Y, Sole Agents for the United States
March 80
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