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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
AN ACT

To fI and provide for the terms of the Dis
trct Sourt in the Second IcuiLbeing COM
pssed OF the Fourth and Sixth Common
Pleas Districts Of Ohio
See. L. Be IL snaeted by TIE General As
.sm5iy of .he StG.e e;f Ohio, That the terms
OF the District Court shall be holden in the
several counties of the Fourth and Sixth
Common Pleas Districts Of Ohio at the times
following, to wit:
youRTH coNMoF HLEAs DISTRICT
In the county of Huron, on the twelfth day
of April
In the county Of Erie, on the sixteenth
day Of April.
In the county of Ottawa. on the twenty
.frst day Of April
In the county of Sandusky, on the twenty
third day OF April.
In the county Of Lucas, on she twenty
ninth day of April.
In the county Of Lorain, on the thirteenth
day Of September
In the county Of Medina, on the nineteenth
day Of September.
+, In the county of Summit, on the twenty
fourth day of September.
In the county ofCuyahoga, on the eleventh
day Of October.
SIXTH coMNos PLEAS DISTRICT.
In the county Of Knox, on the tenth day
OF May.
In the county OF Riehland. on the twenty
third day Of May.
10 the county Of Morrow, on the thirty
frst day Of May
q In the county Of Delaware. on the fourth
day Of June.
In the county Of Licking. on the tenth day
aof June.
In the county OF Coshocton, on the TWEEN
tieth day OF June
In the county Of Holmes, on the twenty
second day Of June.
In the county Of Wayne, on the twenty
ninth day Of June.
In the county Of Ashland, on the eleventh
day of July.
sH SEC 2. II from any cause, failure to
hold the prescribed term Of the District
Court in any Of the counties aforesaid should
occur. il shall be the duty of the Judges Of
.the District Court. on giving thirty days pre-
vious notice in such county. TO hold special
term Of the District Court in such county,
within the SAME year. 10 dispose Of Che busi-
ness pending. and should imporlan. business
arise in the District Court, in any Of said
counties, which cannot be disposed Of at the
stated term Of the Court, for wunt Of time. il
shall be lawful for the Judges of the District
Court TO hold a special term Of the Districs
Court 10 such eousty. at such time as they
shall determine on, giving thirty days prevl-
Gus notice thereof ia such cosoty'
Sac. g. Should any day hrrein named
for holding the terms Of the District Court
: fsiI on Sunday. the said Court shall commence
snd be holden on the next day
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
.es.q Speaker Of tho House Of Reps
WILLIAM MEDILL.
etfs q President Of the Senate.
{, Japuary 10. 1883,
~ hltsia yas tsF1i
mo III ~ 4
q " AN ACT
To authorize the Commissioners of counties
10 approve the bonds Of 6beHifs. CoEoners
an9 Recorders. and to repeal the second
section of an act 70 provide for the election
of County Recorders. and prescribing their
duties. psssed February rs. 1891.
src. /. he Il snaf,sd By fLs General IA
ssn.5lv of she ,Slafe Of Ohio. That all Sher-
it, and CorcbeIs hereaisef elected shaib With
10 Ten days aiier shey shall hare resolved
theif commissions. give band y the 6tsis of
Qh;o, ,si.b two sr moro sursties. 20 be epproB-
|... ..I1 n. -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
New YORK, Jan. 90

NEW DIRK, Jan. ~
Ii is said that the new City Comptroller
has objected TO paying any of the objecliona-
bic "tea room" bills of the Board of Alder
men, being, as he says, contrary to law.
No signs of the Africa at sundown.
A contribution has been raised to the
amount of 5000 for the Madiai family, now in
prison in Tuscany.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
New ORLEANs. ian. %.

We have received Tampieo dates to the
10th. Great excitement exists in consequence
OF "A rumor that 1000 Texans we're marching
on Tamaulpas.
Col. Rufin Rodriguez and 23 lnsn belong
ing to the National Guards had been shot.
Gov. Rizo. of San Luis Poiosi was assassi
mated whilst riding in his carriage.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

EB Hon. G. E Stuart, of Kalamazoo, has
been elected United States Senetor by the
Michigan Legislature, for six years from the
4th of March next He takes the place of
Mr.. Felch.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

EE During the last year there were near
ly 100000 tons railroad iron imported into
this country. The average cost per ton being
about s4b when imported. the whole cost
would be 4ls.b0o.OOo.
A very interesting item for the advocates
Of the Free Trade systsml
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

"Doctaw." said and exqsite the other day
want you to tell me what | can put into my
head to make it right"
at wants nothing but brains," said the
gentleman Of function.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
BlUsKALUNGE.

EF s. Buekland d. Co. have some very
fac Valentines. indeed. 1t wont take YOU
long just call and look at them.
Ey- Just look at the advertisement Of
Bourne g. Torrey, and you will see the names
of great many things
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

New CONFERENCE.-THE, Bank OF West
field. Chautauque county. Letter A. Fac
simile of genuine Engraving coarse and the
head of the figure of woman on right side
very awkwardly done. Engraving bad.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

RE Prof L. A. Lyons is delivering a
course Of lectures, in Buckeye Hall. on the
subject Of Electricity and Spiritual Rappings
We have not bad the pleasure Of hearing the
Professor but we presume his lectures are
interesting.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

New YoRK. January 20.--MARKErs.-Bes.
ter demand for Hogs at 81 to So. Messs
|$l3,25 to $l3.50-sieady. Lard, barrel
M. $50 Hams lO TO l0t. Shoulders " q.
~. 1900 bbls. State Flour $3.50; Ohio
1888 10 $575. Yellow Corn So to 90; mixeds
QO-nomipal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

EE The citizens Of Lexington, KY. have
voted not to grant any more Liquor Licenses.
The popular will Was very much divided on
the subject
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
No ISL
AN ACT

To repeal the act entitled AN act granting
licenses in certain cases." passed March
IA, 1881, and an act TO amend an act en-
titled "an act granting licenses in certain
cases." passed March 7, 1888.
Sec |. Be il enacted by the General As
ssr,5iy of the Stote of Ohio. That the act
entitled IAN act granting licenses IN certain
cases." passed March IA, 1881, and IAN aei
10 amend 40 act entitled "An act granting IL
renses in certain cases." passed March q
1885, be and the same are hereby repealed
JAMES G. JOHNSON.
Speaker of the House Of Reps
WILLIAM MEDlLL
President Of the Senate.
Jan. 10, 1883.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
AupIroR's OrFIcE.

AUDIToR's OFFICE.
Sandusky County. Ohio.
certify that the foregoing laws are truly
copied from those furnished this Office by the
Secretary Of State.
HORACE Z. CLARK.
County Auditoa.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
mo. is.l

Jan. 10. 1883
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

/ 1Hslleway's Pills, tie hest Medicine
Mrs. Tabor of Mitcham, iuforms Professor Hollo-
way that she considers Il her bounden duty 70 &C.
knowledge the aatonshing benefit she has derived
rom taking his Pills. Az the sge of As she began
20 suner from general arrangement OF the System,
ianguor, swollen legs. and other ailments incident
70 females, and notwithstanding the most careful
attention to the advice of eminent physicians, her
weakness and debility continued TO increase not
she adopted another course, and took Holioway's
Pills and this inestimable medicine has restored
her 10 a soundness of health and buoykncy of
sprits which she had not enjoyed for some years.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224 Strand, (nesr Tenn.
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
ct Patent Medicines thr oughout the British Empire
es at 81 cents, 81 cents, and 81 so each. Whole.
sale BY the principal Drug Houses in the Union. and
by Messrs A B d. d SANDS. New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD d. CO, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
NB-Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box. sp2l-lw
Returned from the Worlds Fair
we nave just received from London, the specimen
Daguerreotypes, for the exhibition of which we
received Medal and Diploma, signed by Prince
Albert and should be happy If friends will call
ana examine them at the Virginia Daguerrean
,aIiery, No. 145, Main street, at the
Gothic Window.
ExTRAcT-Sir: have the pleasure to inform
you that the Jury has awarded you Medal, &c.
ap20 MU,LARD FILJMflRE.
DIR. j John b. WalstnaII. HOMEOPATHIC
rHysician. Office on Governor street, nearly op-
Poslte Ine governors House. NH l4-6m'
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AMUsEMENTs.
AFRICAN CHURCH.
MRS. H1dMA q. BosTwICK,

AFRICAN CHURCH.
MRS. E16MA q. BosTwICK,
OF New York,
Respectfully informs the citisens OF Richmond and
her her fIisnds, that she win give her SECOND
CONCERT,
With entire change of Programme, On Monday
Evening, April Is, 1853,
Assisted BY the following eminent Artisis: The dis.
tinguished Vionist,
Nm HENRI Apply,
Solo Violinist to the King of Holland.
The celebrated Solo Fluiist,
Mr. JULIUS SIEDE,
FIRST Flute Professor of the Royal Conservative,
MISS ANsIE OLIVER,
La Petite File du Regiment, only nine years of
age, the wonderful Performer on the Con.
cersins, daughter of the Band Master
OF Her Msjestys Regiment at
Montreal
HERR THILLOW,
Solo Pianist to his Royal Highness, the Duke of
Coburg, Gotha
Pr0gramme-Part I.
l-Solo-Piano Forte "Ls Gazelle,"
HERR THILOW. Kruger.
northumberland Involami'' Verdi.
MADAME BOSTWlCK.
3-Solo-V ion-"Fsn,asia sur la Norma"
Ma. HENRI Apply. Artot
4-Song-"Warbling of Two Nightngales,
introducing the admired Ballad The
Last Rose of Summer" with Flute OBJ
hgato.
MADAME BOSTWICK and MR. JULIUS SIEDE.
s. Solo oncertins- "lntroductions and
Variations on a fsv ori,e Tyrolean Air"
MISS ANNIE OLIVER. Case
Part 9.
6-Solo-Piano Forte -"Le Tremolo,n
RgRK TEiLLOW. Chas Meyer.
7-Duo Concertsnte-For Voice and Violin,
"Sommo Cielo, from Pscini's Opera, ia
Schava in Bagdad," with Violin Ubigsto,
MADAME BOSTWICK and Nh Apply. Artot
o-Fute-Selections from Donizet.
tbs Operas, Siede.
Mr. JULIUS SIEDE.
9-So1g-"Rocked in the Cradle of the
Deep" JP knight.
MADAME BOSTWICK.
10-Solo-V iolin-"V ariations, sur la Lin.
da di ChamoR"
Mr. HENRI Apply.
1-Ballad-"Home, Sweet Home"
MADAME BOSTWICK.
Tickets One Dollar, to be had at the princi.
pal Music and Bookstores, and Hotels, and at the
Door on the evening of the Concert Choice seats
may be had without extra charge at Messrs Nash
q Woodhouses Bookstore, where diagram may
be seen
Doors open at 7-Concert to commence at
o'clock. F. THIES. Manager
.E The Piano used for the occasion has been
kindly loaned by Messrs Nash G. Woodhouse.
ap23
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Oh.o anti. .Slarerg COnreatton.

CINcISsATI, April 20.-The State Anti,
Slavery Convention is still in session in this
city. A resolution is now pending before it
which declares, among other things, that the
sbo!tionists seek the true interests of the
South, and that the proslavery men al the
NeTth are the great enemies Of Southern inte-
tests. Samuel Lewis made speech, intro.
iUcing Garrison to the Convention, in which
ne referred TO the charges OF infdelity brought
against abolitionsts, and said that he was
himself an infdel, if pro.slavery men ale to ex-
pound Christianity,
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Important from Neac Nerico.

FEw ORLEANS, april 20 The Picayune has re-
ce.ved important intelligence from New Mexico.
The accounts state that Governor Lane had is
sued proclamation claiming MeceIis valley as
por:.er CT the American territory. The Governor
asserts that this valley left cut by neglect OF
Commissioner Bartlett in forming the negotiations
Re therefore gave orders to Col Sumner 10 pro.
coed to the spot with al armed force and secure
l. The Col however, il is stated refused to obey
Ine Instructions
In the meantime the Mexican authorities received
notice Of the movements on foot and Immediately
sent body OF several hundred troops who had
orders 10 resist any person. at any sacrifice in their
etiempt 20 seize the valley, which the Mexican
portion Of its possessions.
When the above accounts left the most intense
excitement prevailed, and bloody war was antici.
IE!ed
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TIL e A r r E
GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE

Il
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT.
A Afternoon Performance on SATURDAY.
"A april 23rd, al 81 o'clock, for the especial &C.
commedston of children, ladies, and parties resi-.
ding out of the city.
DONETTI,s
ACTING MONKEYS, DOGS AND GOATS.
Who will go through variety of Extraordinary
Performances, in Serious and Comic Pantomines.
Slack and Tight Rope Dancing, Grand Monkey Cir.
Gus, Military Evoluuons, walking on the Globe, &c
&c.
HERR Won sPINGALEN's
Incredible performances that have gained for him
the title OF the "WHIRLlNG WONDER" together
with an entirely new and beautiful exhibition of
Mechanical DfssOIving Views and Kale.
dfscOpal Illusions, terminating with an erup
ton OF Mount Vesuvius.
Prices OF sdmission-Secured seats in dress cir.
Gle IS cts; children so cts General admission SO
cents to Boxes and Parquette; Children % cents
Gallery so cents and % cents
- Office hours for securing seats, from 10 till
4. Doors open at o'clock, to commence at 8.
20 Interesting Books, describing the habit.
and manners Of the Monkey species, with inustra
tive plates, for sale at the Theatre-price l2s cts
apis II. HANlNGTON, Manager.
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THEATRE RICHMOND.
Positively, for Three Nights Only

Positively. for Three Nights Only.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
will bid a
Final Adieu
to the musical public OF this city, by performing
three successive Evenings, MONDAY, iApril 18th;
TUESDAY, Goth; WEDNESDAY, 9th,
The Entire Range of her celebrated
OPkkATIC SCENES.
IN COSTUME,
with appropriate scenery, decorations, &c; and
also singing her most popular Ballads. Songs,
her Mexican Tableaux, and famous Bou.
quet Musical.
q On each evening different programme
which will be issued early in the morning
e The operate Scenes from Linda Tancredi.
Lucrezia, Norma Roberto, Anna Bolens, Sonnsnl.
bula, Martha, Judith, Lucia.
M. Bochsa, emphatcally called through Europe
'the father of the Harp" though having abandoned
Harp playing in public, has con sented to appear
once more as a HARPIsT before his retirement into
private life.
Full particulars in bills of the day.
director. Mr.. BocsHA.
Secretary and Treas 4rer..........Mr.S SHAW,
Dress Circle and Parquette. ..........S 81
SecoHo ler- 0ucts
The Box Office will be opened on Monday next,
from 10 to 4, where seats may be secured.
Doors open att. operate Entertainment be.
gins att ap2l
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Nail Lettings.

WAsENGToS, April 2l.-It is understood
ina; the regular mail lettings in New York and
the New England States, as we'll as new routes
IN other States, established by the act of Con.
gress Of August 3lst, 1892, will he announced
Il the General Post Office Department on
Tuesday, the 2Sth inst.
The Public Departments are all closed to
cay, and the buildings shrouded in mourning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23
THOMAS LAMBERT
SMITHS LOTTERY UFFICE.
Wall Street. under the CIV Hotsl.
CHALK'S OLD ST4NH

Drawn Nos of Carroll, le, April 2lst:
As "A "a 80 % Il l9 20 81 26 60 81 81 30 .
Half 90 % Al
To-Day.-Grand Consolidated, l2 Capitals ;.
S45000 1929, $4,000, 1860, $780, 10 of $500, $50
OF 1900 81 of 3o0 q of 20O 1913 of l0O 1913 of 10;
being the and ~, CT 10 and IL drawn numbers
rs numbers, II drawn. Tickets Sl6-shares in
proportion.
Also, Patspsco 1913 Capitals: $4,000, 10 of 500.
IS numbers, Il drawn. Tickets SI-shares in pro.
portion.
ap % SMITH
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LAMBERT's GFFICE.
l4tn street, under Exchange Hotsf.

~ Drawn Nos Delaware TX. IS April 81:
90 % 50 g. Is 65 "a ~ 81 70 il 60 SO
Drawn Nos Delaware Glass 90 AnriI 81.
y % ~ IL So 81 AZ So 6s 81 70 Sc Al l6
TODAY,
Lambert's Last Lottery in Va.
Splendid Scheme.
eel me nod delaware State Lottery, Class D. Capitals
OF 300o 10 CT 1000, 100 of 1000. Ne uumbers Ia q
ofswn: Tickets s20-shares in proportion.
a Also One Dollar Lottery.
r, 10 Intend opening an office opposite Barnum q
"a nosei' CaiVe5t street, BAIT MORE, on Monday,
20 OF May. The schemes for May, will be adver.
tised in this paper next week.
E shall remain in Richmond until the latter
part OF next week, and may be found at nv present
ap % THOMAS T .mprpr
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NV ORLEANS, April 2l.-The Picayune
has additional and reliable accounts from the
Rio Grande TO the 18th inst. A company OF
me U. States troops arrested Carvajal at Rio
Grande city. He was afterwards released and
again Earested by the u. S. Marshal. He is
now confined at Fon Brown, under strong
guard. Witnesses have been summoned 10 al.
tend his examination, which took place on the
Goth inst, Yesterday.
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From HaShingt0n.

WAsHI$GToN, April 20.-A number of reno.
rails nave been made in the revenue service, to
reduce the force, which had been increased
beyond Inc legal standard. Among those re-
moved are Captain VIM. B. Whitehead and
Lieut. Cook, both of the revenue cutter Har-
rlson, at Oswego station; also, Cept. PclB, of
Maryland.
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By James M. Taylor, Auc,r.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ROCK.
' ETTS, AT AUCTION.-Wili be sold on Mem
day, Cd May, commencing at o'clock, p NJ, upon
the premises, that large Brick Building and Lot at
Rockets formerly occupied by Mr. Granger as g
tavern This property fronts SO feet on Rockets
street, (below the creek) and runs back TO Water
street. The building contains Is rooms, with con.
veniences, &c, and is well adapted for business
house.
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at and - mos
with interest, with deed Of trust to secure the de-
ferred payment.
ap2l JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NI OPPOSITE THE OLD MARKET, ON nth,
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS,
AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold en- Tuesday, 90 b
April, commencing at o'clock, P. NJ, upon the
premises, 66 feet OF Ground situated on Inc East
side OF 18th street, opposite the newly erected We.
getabie Market, commencing % feet from the line
/ OF Grace street, and running back &c feet. This
ground will be divided the time of sale to sui.
| purchasers.
After which will be sold, the four Wooden Tene-
| nents on said ground, to De removed within 30
| dsys.
| Terms viii be liberal, and made known at the
| time OF sale.
| apis JAS. n. TAYLOR, huctr.
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Cionoes IN the Rerenue Serrice, &c

Changes IA the Rerenae Serrice, &c.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The following Of
sce,s were discharged fIom the Revenue Ser
ice on the l4th inst /:
Captains-Ezekiel Jones, oil Mass; Gilbert
tpspp. Mass; W. B. Whitehead, Nd; l.. C..
igrdy. ). c. FIRST Lieutenants-Beverly
Iires, Nd; Arnold Burroughs, n. j. Nicho-
l,s Austin, RI. Second Lieutenanis-A. c..
Cook. Pa; c. W. King, Me. Third Lieuten-
,-,.-TAproin,ed by President Fillmore 10Th
DECEMBER, 1S52l-John A. Underwood, N.
4: Austin A. Cushman, N. Y, Thomas l..
Con, Nd; J. De Lagnell, Va; VIM. ID. Ken
nan. D. c.; r. A. Morsell, Me. ). w. Gillett,
\ l.: John E. Wilson, d. c.; Thomas Os-
rcroe, :. C; John MCGOWAN Nones, Del; w.
{, Nmmo, Va; &C. Constable, n. Y; Ed
yin WoIbert. Mich; P.V. Linn, ~. Y; ]. II.
N.nmo, Va; A. >. Hatch, Va; c. w. Van
ksaessaeer, \. Y.
The Revenue Service is cut down TO l6 of
eacn grade.
The new Revenue Cutters about 10 be built
ere 10 be called the WA. l.. Marcy, Jefferson
Davis, James c. Dobbin, Robert McClelland,
Caleb Gushing, James Guthrie, aud the name
ot the seventh not yet decided on. There is
already cutter named Campbell in the SER
VICE, or the name OF the Postmaster General
would be used.
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RICHMOND NIARKRT-

r., o,,D CORRECTED DAILY.
80 on-asfket remains quiet-but small re-.
q TO 20, for straight brands
nmhEAI-No change-Si 10 to 81 Is.
SORN-Very duii-sales at Soc
bACoN-Sides st TO &c; Shoulders TO 73c.
AobACCO-Market more active, at yesterday
prices and receipts sIill small for the season. Sales
=. to 50 for Lugs; good manufacturing TX to SIS.
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~ stereos

~ Stereoscepes.-This new STYLE of Da.
gueneo:ypes can be lseen at III P sIMoNs, ISL Main
street, and would recommend our readers to call
and zee them We consider this the most valuable
Improvement that the Daguerrean art has received
snce Daguerre FIRST gave it 70 the public This s really
an age of improvement and the Stel eosc0pe, II not
the most useful il at least of the wonderful
We shall speak Of us merits more fully at some other
t4ms PpH
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Destructive Fare.

PHILADELPHIA, April 21st.-The dry goods
store OF Steiner IL Co., North Third street,
was destroyed by fire today, involving loss
q SlGU,O90, which is covered by insurance
The roots Of TWO other stores were consumed.
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Marine Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, April2l.-A despatch from
The BreekwaIer states that the schooner John
N. Franklin, ashore for some time past near
Pegnix Island, was hauled of, but upset a
nile from shore. She is now adrif, with a
steam pump on board, and no means of saving
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

CINCINNATI, April 20.-Father Badin, the
FRS; Catholic Priest ordained in the United
States. died last night at the residence Of the
Archbishop, in the ninety-eighth year of his
age. He had been a priest for over sixty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

NEW YORK, April 22-Flour steadier-
s'''ai' sales and no change 10 prices. Wheat
ac"se-saies $4,000 bushels Genesee at 81 %
to 81 Is; western, 81. 90. ~
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Short Passage-DeatA Of Mr. Sarg,

Boston, April 2l.-The ship Staffordshire
arrived here in 50 days from Calcutta TO the
Ctpes.
Epes Sargent, of Roxbury, father Of MIR.
Sargent editor of the Washington Republic,
died last nighi.
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ruE LATEST NEWS.


WASHINGTON, April 2lst.-In the Gardiner
" 70 dav, Judges Acquilar and Sencr Hui'
oss ERE re.examined in regard 10 a conversa-
80 about Aesuilar's compensation as wit
cess. ,;e.s rons nm the
psuueo in the steamer Vixen ITO miles,
'' 80 the Mexican war, in pursuit OF guns
Inn, ,-.,nred by the Mexicans. He sent boats up
90 hes further and understood the river wss
-,...:csble for fat boats 80 miles beyond. DE
go. go, earned from the natives that there was a
t.S ss called lula, through which steam ma
p snery had formerly been carried nearly up TO
Tula. s, q, roxo h, ,h. cub.
.I;n,;ons and post marks on letters, that the
l;SnsI whom the witnesses for the United
S,.tes testified TO having seen in Mazalan and
ys-s Cruz, and elsewhere, was not George
Gardiner, but John Charles Gardiner
Inc evidence, however, W as ruled out.