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!" june l. 1853.
Tribute OF Respect to the Memory OF Judge


An unusually large meeting Of The legal profession was
held in Baltimore Monday, the iiih instant for the
purpose oil esNlying proper respect for the memory Of
Judge Glenn, whose death we announced a few DAYS
since. The meeting pesided over by Chief Justice
fancy A committee, consisting of Messrs Meredith
johnson, Nelson Pitts, and Campbell reported pre-
amble and resolutions in which the virtues and services
OF The deceased were eoquenly sci forth Before the
question their adoption was taken, Chief Justice
fancy lose and delivered most touch ing and impress
sve eulogy upon the character OF Judge Glenn of which
we have space only for The concluding paragraph. He
said;
1T has been my ieruno to pass through that trial twice
Within the biiei period have mentioned. The chair at
my side again vacant IL will doubt be filed by some
one worthy Of the place. ADD he viii faithfully and ably
perform the duties which belong it, But certainly no
one fori this bar high as il deevedy stands nor from my
oher bar, can wolthy ill IT, or more faithfully and
upriehty discharge lis dutes, thsu the eminent lurisr
which it bn, pleased Providence remove from it, And
the numerous and unusual assembege in this room
abundanty proves how highly he has been by the
com mnniy Ia the midst OF whom he so long lived
- unite cordially IN the marks OF respect proposcd to
be paid TO his memory, and proceed put aueston
the preamble and resolutions"
The preamble and resolutions We're then unanimously
adopted. and The meeting adjourned.
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Venezuela.

Letters received in New York from Porto CabeIo June
2i,h state that the rebellion against the government OF
Monagas was still in progress On the plains there had
been good deal OF fshing, but neither party had OBJ
tanned decided advantage, and no opinion could b,
formed OF the ultimate result of the contest as both par
ties weak in the materiel OF war
Several OF the PROVINCES had issued pronu nc ameno,
declaring in favor OF federalism Porto Cabeo remained
quiet, but business was al a stand still
letter IRON Caracas Of June 2, received in Phadel
phia, says that The government has put down the evou
lion, and that several OF the Revolutionary generals had
been captured.
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ny TELEG PA.
AEoErrllN OF rms Pas, IoENr,

BALTIMORE, July ~ lsoS-The Pres dent ard bis suite
were enthusiastically received at Elkton and Whining
pn. ibe rhnadelPhia committee reached Whining
ton al noon J lie PTesident welcomed Nv tho Hon
Geoge M Dallas and replied in appropriate speech
teieuing TO revolutionary events both sides OF the
river lie reached Philadelphia four O'Clock The
shipping IN the river as covered with sgs aud salues
ted ~ honor OF bis arrival lie received at The
Navy Yad by Commodore Reed where a procession was
formed aud The President horse back ed through
the Streets amidst loud and enthusiastic chez the way-
ing OF a,gs &c. A. Independence Hail he elcomed
by Mayor Gipn in an appropriate address, 10 which the
Pfesidcnt TepIsd 10 eloquent language.
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Gen. Scott.

We regret to learn that Gen, Scott has not yet recov.
cred from the late injury which he received by
accidental fall in the city OF New York. He is slowly
recovering the use OF his arm and fears entertained
that he may its entire use. He is now Fl
w est Point, recruiting his health
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II will be seen that in yesterdays brief sotiee Of
the departure Of The Presden, from Washington sub
si'u'ed by mistake the Postmaster General for the
Attorney General, as one of the three members OF the
CABINET accompanying the President We were led into
MISTAKE by photographic despatch from Baltimore last
evening, which made the erroneous statement
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ny GREEN Il SCOTT, Auctioneers.

Two SUBSTANTIAL AND NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY
frame houses aud lot AZ aucioa.-On Friday
10Th shall SELL in front of the
of lot No and all OF lot No %, No. 49,
IS feet inches AZ beweenG and
running back 100 feet wide alley
men,s, which well built story houses, back
buildings, wood shed, sc.
TERMS Oneha cash residue in six and twelve months,
for the deferred
from day of deed deed
Of the purchaser Tile ndisputable
property is under good and punctusI
GREEN SCOTT.
July l3-dkds Aucioneers.
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By GREEN ~ sCUCr, Auciionerrs.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill On Tuesday 2h shall SELL The
Dr. Powell, 5t between and
dietary Square, at 10 O'clock excellent
Mahogany sofa, rocking and paror chairs
dining, al b
DO marble top centre and other tables
Do union chars, dressing and other bureaus
Looking glasses, wasbrtand., and toilet
China glass, and crockery
Maple, spring, and other bedsteads
Feather BEDS bedding, hal and .huck mattresses
Girandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
Mantle vases, flowers, &c.
Moeen and white window curtains
Parlor, passage, and chamber and rods
One second hand pianoforte, cooking other
With good assortment OF kitchen requisites.
Terms Sums of go and under, cash $780, credit sixty
ninety days, satisfactorily hearing
GREEN u SCOTT,
July iO-H hucioneers
uy~Tbe above sale Is postponed, In consequence
Of sickness in The family, until TUESDAY the 10Th instant tho
hour. GREEN h SCOTT,
Jniy 10 Aucuoncers
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Oar attention has been called TO an error in the cla.s
hcaiion OF the clerks in the Interior Department as pub
lished in the New York Herald a few days ago. The
error was in stating that Me.sts. H. H. Heath and H. T.
Skinner were appointed from Michigan; and in justice
io all the parties concerned state that Mr. Heath was
appointed from The District Of Columbia and Mr. skinner
from the State OF Ohio
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By y. G. MCGUIRE. Auct,ons.r.

HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE ON SEVENTH STREET AT
III auctionOn Monday July 6k O'Clock ON
shall subdivision square COS
Inches 4 and
north, back 100 feet improved handsome
containing paxsa- Inc
south side, extending back The depth Of the building
Title perfect and sale positive
Terms One third cash residue in 9, Ia and 1s months m
notes satisfactorily secured, hearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
'My U-a Aucuoneer.
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sale To-Day.
ny }. MceuIRE, Auotione..

TWO DWELLiNG-HoUsEs AT AUCTION.-Ou Wednesday
afternoon, July lJh 10Y o'clock shall sell
io No 81 ~ square $40, ouung 90
4m ana ON running BACK la feet
proved " TWO new wosoiy frame houses with bick
each containing eight ooms anh
Terms One fourth residue In g. ana IA manibs fr
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest Title indisnulaLle
All eonveyancng AT tha expense Of the purchasers.
JAS Z. MCGUIRE,
Auci
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ny-At = meeting of the Board Directors OF the
Metropolitan Mecbsncs institute, held their
the following resolution was passed
Resoiuod That the Of Instms be opened daily
week (sundoys ercsp,ed) from O'Clock D. M
and that the public generally be invited vial. the
1t#est II CHARLES CALVERT,
June LIT Recording s-crctsry.
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n3-voung Mems Christian Association. Rooms Fo~-
es building TIN street. below y, the General Once
library and residing
ce.d) The Of three and best
standard reviews
Great nnan regularly received Citizens and strangers
xi be cordially welcomed.
ny order OF the Association.
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NOTICE OF pARTsERsHIp-I have this day a..o

NOTICE OF COPARTSERsHIP.-I have this day associ-
~ atsd with Mr.. JoHs HITz The buness
will hereafter be conducted by 6m OF IIrz Music
Depot, Washington
Instruments, musical ne
Persons indebted old establishment
seiing their accounts as early day practicable.
Musical instruments tuned and repaired.
GEORGE HILBUs,
JOHN iirTZ, IT,,
July I3-a Penn. avenue, doors west of Tenth street.
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A,TNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Utrcs. View York.
III against fire. losses and inland Ions
president H. ", H.wLrY secretary Capital SiTopO0.
CHAS DE sELDiNG, Agent,
May l3-9awu Seventh st- opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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PRoKUScIAMENTo AGAtNsf THE "AESExATIoSIsTs" lis
hrtco We publish the following just as we find il in
the San francisco papers, pnrporng TO be the transla
ZION OF order respecting persons expressing opinions
in favor of annexation, which has just been directed by
The .upreme TO the governors OF the several States.
and 10 the commanding officers of districts
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[fARM FOR sALE.-Win be sold private tina. we'll
known farm, yng 7t street plank road, In Montgomery
county Maryland about eight miles from Washington, containing
J2S about 100 meadow 100 aad
balance (l7ls)
giving fair proportion TO
whole wei failing passing
troughit The fencing l. all good and there ID OF
chestnut timber the woods suitable for
point OF health, beauty, location surpassed by any
farm IN OF Maryland IL remarkable
It's beauty The dwelling contains eight kitchen, pantry,
nc, garrett, cellars, &C. all surrounded pang,
pump OF good the yard barn, stable
houses good spring house. with failing OF cool and
delightful attached.
servants quarters many would necessary
ON the
good apple orchard and excellent peaches pears.
As plank completed (which likely
early in The with would
hours ride city. Produce the farm and
from could be hauled ali
Inquire at MI JOHN j. JOYCE'5 grocery
OF t3lh July I3-dlm
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Correspondent.

NIAGARA FAILS, (Canada,) July 7. 1852
little spray from the Niagara Falls will do the read
ers OF The Union harm Roaring and foamne, here il
is--ihe fall Of MaieIr whose
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By ). @. MCGUIRE. A.ct,oneer.


DESIRABLE DWELLING-HOUsE AND LOT AT AUCTION
% Thursday afternoon July itt O'Clock, the
shall cell Of lot No y No. 2p fronting ~ feet
pk inches 18th North and
running back 20 feet alley the rrh hree feet al
ley the north line OF said lot together with the Improvements
consisting OF ihreeo brick dwelling, continuing
with convenient Kitchen attached.
Tile indisputable.
Terms. residue in - months,
by deed Of trust, and bearing interest
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
July Sd Auctioneer.
NOTICE TO FAMILIES AND uOUsEKEEpERs
IN paid goods family
In addition stock, hsy. Just
rceev a choice lot OF Teas. Also
Old government lava coffee
Laauayrs coffee
Maracaibo do
Burnt
FLOUR OF THE VERY
Wech' premium
.... Rays do in barrels and bas-
Harrisons
Pleasant Run do
HAMS,
stser's and shay' cured
John
.. n. Burrows
Maryland Plain
My he surpassed In the District.
Al goods sold the reasonable terms Every
other article well regulated grocery Inquire for the No
Family Grocery Seventh street, d door below Lsthnm and
J. CLAYTON aRAsHEAR.
June 4-2awTussat
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ne BOWS REVIEW, Industrial Resources. &c, for
~ July. Just received FRANCK TAYLOR.
July 10
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IIOME Pictures by Mrs q. w. Denisop.
ii The Boyhood Of Great Men, with Illustrations
Raske's Civil Wars aud Monarchy In France
Uncle Robin in his Cabin in Virgins by J. w. Page
Helen and Arhuri Miss Thusss spnnins Wheel by C.ro
line Lee Ieny FRANCK TAYLOR
July ~
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UOf WANTED.-une who has knowledge Of stationery
business hear OF good situation by Ih street.
doors moth Of George
shoe store, between y and ~ o'cioc h.
July l3-n COLLINS BOVINE co.
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Between the Canadians and citizens OF The United
States warmer and better feeling s manifesng itself
More free communication, leading 10 better understand
ing, Is a, the root of this As political varances the
President IS spoken of quite respectfully as her most
gracious Majesty. This feeling some extent tallies
with that which the governments OF the United States
and England are aiming to maintain, and which echo
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PROSPECTUS FOR THE SESSION
STATESMAN.-DArLr, SEMr,AvEEK>
LY AND WEEKLY.

PROSPECTUS FOR THE SESSION
STATESMAN.-DAI SEMt>WEEK,
LY AND WEEKLY.
We shall issue our papers, for the en-
suing session Of the Legislature, to single
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terms: a- hEr
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$1,000.
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After receiving club, We will after
wards add to the same club single sub>
cribers, at The club rates, as il our pruc>
tca with regular subscribers.
Our friends will thus see that we fix
subscriptions a: very low terms, in the
expectation that our session circulation
will be sufficiently extensive TO justify
onr very moderate prices.
The colDing session Of The Legislature
will be unusually interesting. Many of
the general and local issues Of the last
canvass, in this State, will come up for
consideration. The School Question
Taxation, Currency, General Finance,
the Maine Law, or the Liquor Question
in some shape, our Federal Relations,
and not least in importance, the Judicial
Organization of the State, are all liable
or likely to become subjects Of Legisla-
tive action, during The progress of the
ensuing session. The general .expecla-
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Constitution, the action of this branch Of
the State Government will be compelled
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importance and interes, to the procsed-
lngs of this winter, more especially than
all, to the Finsncisl concerns Of the
State, for the next two years.
We shall engage efficient and compe>
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Full attention will also be gIven to the
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Intelligence.
We trust our friends Throughout, the
State will give US their aid in circulating
'ur session papers.
Posimasiers arc requested TO asi as
Agents for this purpose.
OF 1t is very important tina, as many
lames as possible shall be sent in early.
o. Payments invariably in ddpance.
SMITH a. COX.
Columbus, Nov. II. 1853.
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THE YANKEE NOTIONS,
FOR 1854.
A NEW VOLUME.
PROSPECTUS.

I'm comm encing a New Volume Of The
II Nations, the subscriber begs to say few
worda to its readers and the world ut large.
Twelve months ago, when the Second Vo-
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Fifteen Thousand, all told; il has now
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with every number. A As with its circulation,
so with its improvement, the last number is
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL. ESTATE

10y virtue OF nm ordev to me directed from the
- Court OF Probate, OF Putnam county, Ohio,
will offer for sne at the house of b. c. Mcilenry, in
the town of Columbus Grove, on
Saturday, The 2lst day of January, A. D.,
1854,
between the hours OF ten o'clock, A. NJ e, and four
o'clock, P. M, of snid day the following descrihed
premises The property of William NJ Turner, ,decensed.
snhert TO the dover of Arnminta Turner, his widow,
herein) TO wit: Commencing Mt the south enst
of George Il. Turner's land thence North twenty-five
degrees thirty minutes west thirty three polesthence
north seventy degrees east eighteen poles
thence north twenty -four degrees west sixteen poles
thence north seventy seven degrees east twenty.
five and 75 l0Odths poles to an Elm. "a inches diane
ter OH the west hank Of the tail OF Daniel Rmer
saw Mill-thence south twenty six degrees and
thirty minutes west nine and 75l00lths poes-thence
aouth twenty eight degrees east eighteen poles
ihence south twelve degrees west eighteen poles
thence south sixtytwo degrees west thirty one poles
TO the place of beginning, containing seven and
49, lOOdths acres OF land, less being part of
the middle part OF the north half Of section thirty
three in township one south Of range east in
snid Putnam county and State OF Ohio and the
whole of which is subject to the dover Of Arnminta
Turner, widow Of said William NJ. Turner, deceased.
Also the following described Real Estate, TO witt
Commencing at the north east corner of George l..
Turner's land-tience east the section line eighty
and poles to tho quarter post between sections
80 und 2e of township one south range seven enst--
thence north on the center line of section twenty
poles TO tile center of the Kenton and Kalida Road
thence south sixty degrees east forty.nine poles
thence south thirty-six degrees west trtyfour and
so 100 poles to the section line between sections 81
and % of the above named township-thence south
five degrceswest thirty nine and 10 100 poles thence
south forty.one degrees west twentyfour and i01o0
polt ts-thence south twenty.six degrees and thirty
minutes west eleven poles-thence south twenty
seven degrees west twerty and so lUn poles-thencs
north twentyfour degrees west seventy three and
.lcO poles to the place OF beginning, containing
acres of fand, more or less, the south
part Of which described land Is fraction of the
middle part of the north half Of section hrtythree
IN township one south of tange seven east, and the
s , port said last described tract being fraction
'i tHe houtH WEST pHrEOr aosf nf
'ection twenty eight of the last mentioned townfnip
md both parts situated in Putnam county md State
'f Ohio; on which last mentioned part there is no
light of dover in sad widow of William NJ. Turner.
Terms Of Sats.-One.lhird cash in hand; one third
n nine months and the residue in eighteen months
With interest from the day of sale, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
JOSEPH BELFORD,
Administrator ofWIILIAA M. TURNER. deceased.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE DAYTON AND MIcmeAN,
RAILROAD COMPANY, !

sept. II, 1928.
NOTICE is hereby givea TINT by resolution here.
IS tofore made of the Board Of Directors of the
Dayton md Michigon Railroad Company, tha Stock
subscriptions made to snd Companp required to
be called in. Subscribers in the county Of Putnam
were by said resolution required 10 pay five per cent
on the amount oftler stock, on the 18th April last
and ten per cent every sixty days thoren until the
whole ofsad subscription should he fully paid up.
Prompt payment is essentially necessary of in
siallments due, to meet the obligations and engage
ments ofthe company for roud contracts, and Il is
hoped that those subscribers who In default in this
respect will hereafter he punctun and that all the
stockholders will do their partto the urterance Of
the common interest. ..-
Payment ofsubscriptio Is in said county, may be
made to DR.. c. T, POMEROY, Of Ottowa, who is au.
thorized to receive payments ofstock and receipt
therefor.
BY Order Of the Board,
HENRY S. MAYO,
Treas. D. s. nj. R. K. Co.
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SESSION JOURNAL.
Daily, 7ri> Weekly and Weekly.


An extra copy will be allowed any enc,
forwarding list of ten subscribers.
The proceedings OF the Legislature
will be duly neied-par,cular attention
being paid TO the spirit Of the debates,
rather than literal transcript; relieving
che reader from wading through columns
Of motions aud resolves, not always the
most attractive reading.
The presen, Congress promises to be
one Of great interest, and moro space
than usual will be allowed 10 its discuss
sions. The revision Of the Tariff, the
Pacific Railway, the true reading of the
Presidents Message, the "Hurd" and
"Sofi" features Of Administrative Policy,
as developed in the beautiful mosaics of
the Baltimore and Buffalo Platforms, cer>
'ainly promise rich returns TO the political
cleaner A gentleman personally ac-
quainted with the various phases Of Con-
gressiondl life, will give this department,
his special attention,
The JOURNAL will still receive the
services Of Mr.. BAscoM. Arrangements
are also made for such further assistance
as its means may warrant. Two genile>
men, long and favorably known to lis
readers, will be regular contributors. No
expense, indeed, will be spared, by those
into whose hands its control has been
davolved, TO answer any efforts, however
liberal, in its behalf
Gr FERNS, invariably in advance.
L. THOMAS, Assignee Of c. Scot.
Colunbu', December, 1853 ~
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Robert
lN Stewart, Administrator, de honis non,
Of Nicholas Altman, deceased, has filed his
accounts for final settlement.
Also, Lewis N. Crawfs, Administrator of
David Burrell, Diseased, has FLED his ac-
counts ior partial settlement.
Said accounts will be heard on the ninth
day OF January. A. D. 1854
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge
December l5, 1858. 663