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Corps of Engineers on the retired list for
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Corps Of Engineers, on the retired list fol-
several years, died.
Conductor Geo. Hastings lost his arm by
railroad collision at Dover, Del.
II. ,. Trower, banker of Sullivan, ILL.,, is
said to have absconded with $4,000.
Mrs. Eliza Fulton, aged flfty-eight, com.
mitted suicide at Wheeling, W Va.
Ostrander & Longs cheese factory al
Meadville, Pa, was destroyed by fire.
The Kinds brothers, for the murder Of
James, at Baltimore, have been held with
out bail.
Julius Toettel has been sentenced to
death at Sherman, Texas, for the murder
OF Joseph Brenne.
A Colored man found over 5000 in gold
IN an Old iron pot hidden under hut at
Rockdsm, Texas
John Appel failed in his attempt TO drink
a thousand glasses of beer in thousand
hours, at Madison, Ind.
Alexander Ellison was perhaps fatally
cut by Thomas Draper at Decatur, Brown
County, Q. Both old men.
The Seamen's Union met yesterday at
Chicago and fixed the wages for seamen at
s. per day. Last year they received 81 go
A block OF buildings, including the Office
OF the Southern Illinois Free Press and out
fit, was destroyed by fire at Carbondale last
night,
Judge Nathan r. Wyman of Sidney. O.,
has been appointed Superintendent of the
Orphans Home at Xenia, O., to succeed
Dr. kieier.
Mayor Jones' daughter. OF Toledo, who
eioped with young Waite, has been ad-
Judged insane and sent to the Asylum at
Columbus, o.
A boiler in Hawlcy & Co.'S steam saw
mill at Shelby, Oceana County, Mich, ex-
ploded, killing the engineer and seriously
iniuring two other persons.
A young man named Mccain surren-
dcred himself at HigginsSille, Mo-, and
confessed TO the murder OF q man named
Lloyd in Clay County, Ala.
A well-known cracksman, passing in po-
lice circles by the name OF Smith, was ia
tally shot at Chicago BY patrolman, while
making off with some stolen booty.
The cigar factory OF Colp & Co. at San
Falike, San Bcnito County, Cal, with a
stock valued al $50, 600 was seized yester-
day for violations Of the revenue law.
AT Eagle Pass, Texas, a Mexican named
Munos last night cut his wife's throat, caus-
ing death. His daughter attempting TO
interfere, was also injured. A neighbor
attempted TO arrest Munos and was hewn
with an AK, dying shortly afterward. The
murderer escaped to Mexico.
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MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

YOUR cabin may be DOOR
and the wolf howl 81 your door,
HHl may even howl yourself tor bread TO cat
Rit that IS better tar
Than to be Russian Car
REln asSasins popping at you or The street.
Hnternal Revenue licenses must be paid
inraedately 10 avoid the penalty of fifty
per cent.
Amos Kendrick, of this city, was killed
lass Wednesday near Ha2elton, Mich, by
fb, bursting OF his gun while hunting.
An old man from Brown County, who
refsSed to give lis name, was rescued from
browning near the Suspension Bridge last
svsaing.
Cfty Treasurer Henry knorr has re-
asS0inted Mr.. Henry Stegnor Jr., as his
Assistant, and Mr.. Harry D. Blackburn as
fhymaster.
paniel Donovan, the expressman who
wts arrested On the charge OF stealing scrap
iron states that he was simply employed by
oiAep parties 10 haul ii away.
BIZ. Deem, the railroad and express
agent st Milford is missing from his home,
sa5 il is rumored that his accounts with
the railroad and express companies are
short.
Jacob IasseI was bound over by Judge
Wilson in the sum Of g 500 yesterday after
ncon on the charge OF killing John Kelly
&s Dag"nharEs saloon on Main street about
kSO weeks ago.
A thief was found concealed under 4
hed 81 255 Walnut street last night by one
Of the lady boarders, and in his haste to es-
GAle, lelt his coat in the pocket of which
was bunch OF skeleton keys.
aIrs. Matilda Cox, the aged mother Of
Lieutenant S. X Minshall, of the Fulton
Police District is lying very low al her
residence, No. 496 Eastern avenue 1t is
hardly probable she will recover.
The splendid solid silver service valued
st$1 ,QoV, which was presented to Madam
Anderson, the pedestrienne, at Brooklyn,
is OIL exhibition NJ Oskamp's jewelry store.
The madam commences her walk al the
Highland House OF o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The Horticultural Society of the Expo
sition has received proposition from the
Union Pacific Railroad Company to deliver
rock in this city from the far West, free Of
charge, provided miniature representations
Of some Of the notable features of Western
scenery be constructed,
The books aud papers of the Jackson
Brewery, which were in possession OF Mr.
Alex Sfarbuck at his office in the Johnston
Building, were recovered on writ of re-
pieyin yesterday and taken to Squire
Blocks Office. The repleyin suit will be
uied next Tuesday afternoon.
The bicycle race at the Highland House,
between Adams and Robinson, was won by
Adams, who ran 100 miles in 10 hours and
:e1 minutes During the seventy first
mile Robinson fell and hurt nimselfso bad
-Iy that no was unable TO continue the race.
AZ this point Robinson had gained two and
one.half minutes on Adams.
Al the meeting Of the Board of Public
Works yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Edward
BoyCe, the new member, was sworn in by
Mayor Jacob, and Mr.. foote took his leave
Df the Board The Board tten proceeded
40 organize, and upon the third ballot Mr..
Baker was elected President, Messrs. Cald-
well, Baker and Boyco voting for Mr.. Bak-
or, Mr.. Bell voting for Mr.. Gcssert and Mr..
Gessert voting for Mr. Bell.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to.
day:
Antonetta Mueller 10 Charles Diehl, five
years lease Of drug store and dwelling
| rooms, on the northwest corner oH Wade
and Baymiller streets; monthly rent, $50.
Valentine Bentz ct al. per Sheriff, to Ed
ward Darcy, LOT 30 by 100 feet, on the north
side Of Calhoun street, 1886 feet east from
Clifton avenue $G2j.
Angelina Cordano TO Antonio Cordano.
quitclaim to dover interest in lot "a by 9J
feet, on the west side OF Elm street, Al feet
south from Ninth street; $50.
Grove J. Penny and wife to Charles r..
Dickson lot "a hy so feet, OH the east side
of Race street, 100 feet north OF Sixth street;
81, 500.
Caroline s. Harrington and husband to
Amanda b. Gordon, lot 10 by 125 feet, on
the northwest corner of Walnut and Locust
streets, Lockland; $3.50.
VIM. $. Munson to George Cairns, lot 81
by l0SA feet on the northeast corner OF
Third and West avenues, Bond Hill
81, 5s2 rs.
Anna Z. Widau to Barbara Franz, lot &C
by 200 feet, on the north side of Carson
street, $50 feet east from Eden avenue;
$720.
Same TO same. leasehold estate 40 by 70
feet, on the northeast corner of Bailey
Court and Pugh alley; $500.
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Brilliant NeWport Nuntiala.

The society event Of the season took place
last evening at St. Pau S Episcopal Church,
Newport, in the marriage of Mr.. Brent Ar
mold the General Freight Agent of the
Louisville ShOrt-line Railroad, to Miss Liz
2ie Jones, daughter Of Hon. Thomas L..
Jones, Ex-Congressman from Kentucky.
The marriage ceremony took place
promptly at o'clock, and was performed
by the Rev. W. NJ. Pettis, the pastor of St.
PauFs.
The bridesmaids were Miss Fannie Trim
ble, of CovingtOn, Miss Dora BridgefoTd, of
Louisville, Miss Nellie Albert and Miss An
ME Marshall, Of Newport The grooms-
men were General Young, of Georgia, Mr.
Jos. Emery and W. G.. Semple, Of Cincin-
natl, Chap. Johnson, of Covington, and
Myron Banning, of Cincinnati.
The church was crowded with invited
guests, prominent among them being
Colonel James Taylor and wife, Colonel
Albert wife and daughter, Hon. +. NJ. Web
ster, of Newport, Hon. S. +. Hunt, Mr. ].
Edwin Spear, Mr.. J. r. Mills and Mr.. Geo.
w. Jones, of Cincinnati.
After the ceremony a reception was held
at the Jones mansion Oh the hills back ot
Newport. The grounds were beautifully
illuminated and Curriers' full orchestra
furnished delightful music. At half-pas
eight the happy couple left on the Balti
more & Ohio Railroad for an extended
Eastern tour
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what the Crow Saw.



Alta Canadian church sociable recently
held in Zion Protestant Methodist Church,
near Murvalc, about 10 o'clock at night,
when the amusements were at their
height, one of the ministers present took
the opportunity to speak of the attack
made on such entertainments held in
churches, and recited in illustration this
anecdote: Once a dove flew over beau
tiful prairie, where all it saw appeared to
it most beautiful; but when crow flew
over the same prairie it saw nothing to
admire, but went croaking at everything
until it espied an old dead horse. So, he
said, it was with regard to the writer re-
ferred to. Just about this time a crow
came in at window that had been let
down to admit air, and perched on the
wire that held up the curtains. There
was a general disturbance among the as
sembly, who really thought that old Nick
himself had come. After flying about
the room some time the bird was cap
tured. There are plenty of witnesses To
the truth Of the story
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Fire Com missioners.

The regular meeting OF the Board OF Fire
Commissioners was held yesterday after
noon.
A petition from The citizens of Cummins-
vile, asking that fire engine be stationed
In the Twcnty-iiith Ward, was referred to
Messrs Smith and Sargent and Chief Bun
ker, to report on the matter,
Andy Bolan, driver OF the Nineteens, was
discharged.
The Board refused 10 reinstatc Jim Ma
ley, pipcman Of Company No. 9, who was
dismissed for drunkenness, and his dis
charge was made final.
Bids for coal to be delivered at the differ
ent engine-houses were opened and A.
Buchanan & Co being the lowest bidders,
che contract for furnishing ten thousand
bushels were awarded 10 Them at cents
per bushel.
The Secretary was instructed to notify
the manufacturers Of boxes to send in their
bids for making twenty-five automatic
boxes, with the privilege Of raising the Or
der to fifty, to be taken in installments as
they shall be needed.
Fire Marshal Bunker reported the follow
ing appointments: John Finnerty, pipe
man No. 8, Daniel IilIis, driver No. 10;
Chris Strubbe, reel driver No. :; George
Jeist, promo ed 70 Captain No. T. The APP
pointments were laid over for thirty DAYS
under the rule
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Buillinp Permits,

Peter Bloom, one-story frame, 21 Fox
street; $500.
Same, one-story frame, corner Oak and
Mulberry streets $3.50.
VIM. Wilder, one-story frame, Gost near
Evans; $1,000.
H. Ncave, one-story brick Neave and
Storrs streets; $1,000.
James Griffith d Sons, 10 repair house,
Ninth and Main streets; $500
w. NJ. Wicker, two lhree-Story bricks on
Arch street; $1,000.
l.. G. Mcgrue, addition to 13l Longworth /;
500.
John Rothan, addition to No. Oehler
street; 800.
Conrad Schreiner, addition to No. G3 Rice
street; S400
n. J. Tray, repairing No. 2ol West Sixth
street. S40O.
II. Mueller, two three story bricks Ever
EFT, near Cutter street; 81 900.
z. J. EoCllinger, two and halt-storv
brick, Madison street, near Colerain Pike;
81 500.
Henry Bohrens to repair Nos, 1o6 and
lO5 Auburn street; $1,000.
kuhlmann Il Buening three and half
story brick, cambridge street; $4,000
Mills, Spellmire & Co., two-story brick
Church street; 81 800.
Wm. Schuberth, Jr, four-story brick,
Elm and Burrows streets, $500
Clinton Buntcn, repair northeast corner
Fourth and Vine streets; 5000.
John Clcrmont, one-Story brick. Walker
Mill Rond; $50
II; L. Ioltzingcr, to repair No. 30l West
Fifth street. $500.
Thomas Emery's Sons, four-storv brick,
tCOrwe and Race streets. Sb GDO
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A FEW CHAPTERS
FROM JUDGE WILSON'S BIG BOOK,

Adolphus Alexander, colored man, wa;
charged with assault and battery upon H.
Johnson also colored. After the hearing ol
Johnson's testimony Judge Wilson asked
Adolphus how the trouble originated.
We'll, ii yoh honah pleaScs, dis here man
| rents room in my house on Walnut Hills,
and he am siderable behind wild de rent.
Ncs'day he coined down de stairs around
trough dc room, den round in dc kitchen
and den in de room whaT l wus.
Soon as lie coined in he commenced
raisin' 'sturbance wild me. He
Tux some money out of his pocket an
shook il at me. He ayed me how Id like
TO hab DAT pile fur dc rent. He den come
towards me an | seed de pint OF q knife in
his hand. always keeps pistol under de
head Of my bed but il wasn't loaded. He
KEEP comm, an says ], rs beat Yes,
says he you'll be beat wus dan dat He
KEEP comm When reached up oberhead
whar | had a sword, an takin' it down
went ior johnson. Judge, if l hadn't done
dat I'd bin q dead Alexander When
hit him wid de sword he turned an run"
well Alexander said the Judge, "the
officers tell inc you have been drinking
pretty bard for some time past Go and sit
down. III attend 10 you after while"
llLllG i lSIlG', IHlit-SbiCSh plOSblbule,
was charged with stealing 90 cents from
August Rose. The latter testified that hc
was going along Third street last night,
when he was accosted by Lille, who asked
him to accompany her TO her room. He
did so, and when there he gave her 80 cents,
which she ran off with, therefore the arrest.
Judge Wilson dismissed the case OF larceny
because there had been no theft committed,
but on charge Of vagrancy afterwards
placed against her she was sent out the ay-
enue for three months
Hester Clark and Della Brooks; who failed
TO come TO time in the Police Court yester-
day morning, and for whom = capias was
issued, were arrested last night and brought
before the Judge this morning. Their cases
were continued until May I'd.
Annie Lewis, the colorcd female who at
tempted TO take the lie Of Andrew Jack
son one day last week by firing fourteen
shots at him, was arraigned, and after the
hearing OF the testimony, was discharged.
II appeared that Jackson had assaulted An
ME previous TO the shooting, therefore the
dismissal
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have received one order for five thousand
dollars worth, to be filled the coming
season. Not only the greater number Of
known medicinal plants in common use
are found in the State, but some of the
rarest and most useful.
Our robin does not 60 to Virginia and
Florida in the winter, as our bobolinks
and invalids do. He stays, snugly and
socially packed with his fellows in such
convenient trees and rock-clefts and
ground-hugging hemlocks or spruces as
they know of. A Longmeadow farmer
once cut an old birch in the dead of win
ter and took out of a great hollow of the
trunk three pecks of robins, torpid, ap-
parently dead. He carried them home
from curiosity, and lodged them in a
warm room, when they all came to life.
-[Springfeld Republican.
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The Star Bakery burned at jamestown, O.
Peter Nash, of sturgis, Mich, was
drowned.
Albert eager committed suicide at Upper
Sandusky, 0.
Jacob Clinger's infant child strangled to
death at Ada, o.
Dr. A. J. Richardson's residence burned
near Redwood, Ohio.
Jesse Williams, an Indian, was killed by
cars at Escanaba, Mich.
A. Marks, farmer, fell from alwagon and
broke his neck at Quincy, Ill.
Prof. Alex. Swanson, well-known mu
siCian at Sidney, o.. is insane.
Henry Beaverton, Brevet Brigadier Gen
eral United States Army and Colonel O
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AL 2kORA. IND,

The "Twilights," a dancing club, gave a
very social hop in Schultz's Hail yesterday
evening.
The Standard Comedy Company gives a
frst-class performance next Saturday night
in the Opera-house. 1t is very popular i'll
Aurora.
Charles Miller the former drug clerk in
Riddel's drug house, and who is very popu-
lar, will shortly start drug store in Girls
wells Block, corner of Third and Main
streets
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Read the Testimonials.
DAvIsvITLE, CAL, Nov. s, 1873.

DAvIsvITIE, CAL, Nov. 8, 1873
CHAs. LANGLEY & CO.. San FranCisco
DEAR SIRs: l take great pleasure i'll informing
you of the most gratifying results Of the use Of
CARBOLlNE in my own case. For three years
the top of my head has been completely bald and
smooth, and had quite given up any hope of re-
storing the hair. Four weeks ago | noticed tha
advertisement of CARBOLINE and on the recon-
mendation OF a friend concluded to try bottle,
without any great hope OF good results, however.
most agreeable establishment my head Is complete.
ly covered with a fine, short, healthy growth OF
hair. which has every appearance of continued
growth and confidently believe it will restore ID
as completely as ever it was in my youth.
l take great pleasure iii Offering you this testi.
monal and you have my permission 10 publish
the same. Yours, truly
CHAS T. WHITE Davisvi1le Gal
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HOTELS.


DROSPECT HOUSE, UPPER RsARANACLAKE,
/ +. r. Derby, Proprietor T. o., Blooming
dale, Essex County, N. Y.-This House, occupying
one OF the finest positions in the Adirondack
Wilderness has been thoroughly repaired, en-
largcd and elegantly fitted up with new furniture
It is surrounded on every hand by the finest fish,
ing and hunting found in this whole region,
which may be truly called the "Sportsmau's Par
adse." Summer boarders. with or without fami-
Lies, solicited Terms, - 80 per day from July LIST
until season closes. Telegraph office in the house.
insurcs speedy communication froIn any point in
this vicinity Also, daily mail. Supply and pro.
vision store at the house. Camp supplies of all
kinds always on hand. Carriages connect with
regular stage line at Bloomngdule. Trout and
venison daily in their season. Guides and boats
at regular rates. Firstclass livery connected with
the house Distance from Ausahe Station direct
40 miles The steamer "E K. DERBl's MATTE"
will make two trips day to Barlett's, stopping at
Corys, Pierce's Carry Island House. and other
points on the Lake. Also, will be used for Excur-
sion Parties. Fare over to Clear Pond: Passen-
gers, one way, SOC. Boats, one way 81 so.
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LAWRENCEBURG, IND.

ltis suggested by a number Of tax payers
that vote, "yes'' or no." be taken upon
the gas question next city election.
Monday next, the Dist inst, is the last
day for paying taxes. After that date q
penalty OF ten per cent. will be attaohed.
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No remedy in the world ever came into
such universal use, or has so fully won the
confidence of mankind, as Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for the cure of coughs, colds and
consumption.
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Mayor Jacobs Amendments.

Mayor Charles Jacob Jr., announced the
following appointments this morning, as
hi> force during his term: Secretary, S. l..
Hagans; License Clerk, Henry Moorman;
License Collector, G. w. Leuchtenberg.
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IHE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-For Tennessee
a.S the Ohio Valley northerly winds,
basr followed by higher temperature,
sxStly higher pressure and clear weather.
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JOSEPH f. POND, JR,, Attorney at Law, North
AttIeborO, Mass, says: "For more than twenty
years portion OF my head has been as smooth
aSb d ect ngn ,as indmced N trv vou o Sone
BoLINE. and the effects have been simply wonder.
full Where no hair has been seen for six years
there now appears thick growth. | expect the
growth to be SLOW. but 1t is growing now nearly as
rapidly as hair does after it Is cut You may usd
the above testimonial il you choose, and may re.
fer to me for its truth"
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The "Baby's Best Friend" " is Dr. Bulls
Baby Syrup, since it maintains the baby's
health by keeping it free from collie, diar-
rhea, etc. Price 25c.
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Thomas F. Parry, an employe of the
Post-otlice, will be married Thursday, the
oath inst. at p. M, at the Church of the
Advent, West Walnut Hills, to Miss Fannie
stribley, daughter OF George Stribley, the
boot and shoe manufacturer of Pearl street.
Rev. Peter Tinsley will otliciate.
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Chew Jackson, Best swee, Navy.Tcbcaeo

Call at the American Sewing Machine
Rooms, III West Fourth street, and see the
new Buttonhole Machine.
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Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
KENNEDY & COMPANY,

II IoDUIt!f, TA.,
Sole Agents for the United States, tho Canadas
and Great Britain
For sale by all Druggists throughout the United
Stats and wholesale by John d. Park & Sons,
Reakiri, Hale & Co., r. Macready & Co. and Burd,
sal & Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio Arthur Peters & Co.,
Il. A. Robinson & Co. and J. b. Wilders d Co.,
Louisville, KY and all wholesale and retail
Druggists throughout the United States and
'anada. Gptlyd, F. .M&W-ap9.lyV
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W. II. BRILL & Co, Fifth Avenue Pharmacy,
Pittsburg, Pa, says: "We have sold preparations
for the hair for upwards oftwenty years, but have
never had one to sell as well or give such unyer-
sal satisfaction as CAEEoLlNE. We therefore rec
ommend 1t with confidence to our friends and the
general public"
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Mr. GUsTAyUs F. HALL of the Oates Opera
Troupe, writes "After six weeks use l am con.
vinced that your CARBoLINE has and is producing
q wonderful growth OF hair where had none foJ
years"
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Attention, Smoky Cbimneys,

CRATE SETTING, MANTLEs, RANGEs
" furnaces, ana general brickuork, by &. c,
STEPHENS, residence 1872 Richmond st. mh5-3m
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Emerson's Minstrels always draw good
houses, and people are always pleased.
The change OF programme last night was
relshed, as it gave those who had once been,
chance to repeat their visit and see some
thing new. Matinee tomorrow afternoon.
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HAMS
LEGAL


C UPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI-JAC
- c. Rodemer VS.. n. +. Scales No. 81, ,727.--The
defendant above named is hereby notified that the
plaintiff has begun action against him in said
Court to recover the sum OF 2l5 79 with interest
from August LIST, 1876 and that orders of garnish-
ment have been served upon W. T. Porter in said
cause, and said defendant is notified to appear and
and answer or demur 10 said petition on or before
May 2Gth, 1879, or judgment will be taken against
him for said sum. x. g. HEWETT
mh2SUF Attorney ior Plaintiff
NOTICE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
~ requirements and provisions of the statute
laws OF the State Of Ohio, in such cases made and
provided, notice is hereby given to all whom 1t
may concern, that application has been made to
the Court OF Common Pleas, Of Hamilton County
Ohio. in case No. IS, 100, by the undersigned for
the purpose of vacating the plat of subdivision of
the property OF J. A. Kinsey lin Sections 25 and 81
Millcreek Township. Fairmount, in the City OF
Cincinnati, and which said plat OF subdivision is
recorded in Plat Book No Five (5, pages and g.
of the Records OF Deeds and Plats OF Hamilton
County, Ohio, and at the next term OF said Court
an order of Court will be taken yacating said plat
J. A. kINSEY
HoILIsTER 4 ROBERTS, Attorneys
CINCINNATI March 2lst, 1879. mh2l-5tF