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I'm obedience to an Order Of the Probate
Court, of Lorain county, in the State OF
Ohio. 70 me directed, as the Admjnistraser
of Silliman Hall, j shall as such "A Adminis-
,isator, o,. Hse 24th day Of sJat.aayy, "A. d,
1855, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. M,
and 3 O'Clock. RI. M, sell at public auction,
,othe ehighest bidders the following descsibed
lands and tenemants situa,ein the countyiol
Putnam, in the Stale Of Ohio, and known
and described as the north wtst fractional
quarter, and the north half of the west fracI
tion of the south west quarter Of section
seven l7) in township two (2) north Of range
Eve Isl eas., containing one bundled and
,sixly.thrce and 42.l00 acres, according q
Goyernment survey. Said sale will take
place st the most public place on said prem.
ises 10 be sold. gfla
7sysas Of Sale. = One half cash in hand
and the balance in two equal annual installi
meute, i, with interest and approved security,
STEVENSON BURKE,
Administrator Of SiLLIMAN, deceased.
Oaeen,ber 10th, 1854. IN
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On motion 81 John Parrish, Hiram
SagbcE Mas requested % nuke application
10 Tho State Boesd Or Agriculture los
Rules end Regulations 20 govora The
contemplated COdnss Society. and also
10 prepare and furnish blanks end insiluc-
sionss0she foregoing solicitotS.
:, The Club seeesd 10 held their 'hsxt
meeting al the house Of George skinner.
Adjourned.
H. SAERER. PreSll.
JoRM PARRIsH, Sec'y, pro ten.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned was
this dny appointed Execntrix OF the lass
win and Testament Of Michael Rebmann.
late cf Jackson. township, Putnam county,
Ohio, deceased'
Y All those who have elsinis againss said
Estate will present them Immediately and
all those indebted 10 said Estate will make
immediate payment TO the undersigned.
MAkIANNA REBMANNs 4
! Deeember l2.h. 1854. lid
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P4ESinE KSwSsnIf Ncrih GsssRss
bprg, kSsslSiSro phosgsnizpd, wsy. - lbs
last Session q fshe Ceuh's Commlssions.s
o'eaaizsd, aad .hsssmS 81 Palmer TsxE:
chip given as ! compliment % Judge
.Fslmsr, Tho BIsssRs Judgs 81 tie Codsi
Of Common Pleas inshis SIb- -Disiricl
Judge P. has mnda lsrge and valuable
efforts for the seillemon, Os that section
Of the County, and the compliment is
,.s,s., s,s,ss...s Z s,ss.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the non>res-
/ T|iideny tsnd~oaners hefsby affected, that
The viewers and surveyor will meet al
the house OF William Reckari, in ohet-
Vile, Monterey township, Putnam coun>
", OHIO, on The 1st day Of February,
A. D., 1855, or within FIVE days tbereaf>
|ter, 10 view, locate aud survey the fol-
lowing county road, 10 vii: Commencing
az The south west corner ol sec.ion
No. thiriy-fouF, in. town southrpnee
A east in said county, thence north on
the line betweent the cou6ties Of Putnam
g. Van Msri,. 10 the Psuldihg county line.
December l, 1854 ss asspa s el2s
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4 TEE Ngs YonK IkDErHxpESr. This
journal. which 10 of she Congregational
sect, d sn sblo organ of that religious
order. Wiihons agreeing with iis pecu-
iiar religious sisws wo respect iss mOn'
ner Of advocacy Of thsm, and We sre
,coussspined % say that shs iadepsndsnt
- usafsF our sisv of what's Eeligiou'
newspaper should be than any oshsfws
hsys hnewn. Edited BY mon Of the frsl
ability in The Clutch, with liberal, edo'
Gated and snlssesd yisws Of Christianity
i,s li.arsty. poiiscab mOsal and religious
articles are The fruit d thought and judg
mens illysnd spill expressed. I.weuld
psoss sa sxcelIsnt family paper 10 per-
sons oE any dcaominssicD.
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Of the Allied armies n the Crimes. Al
winter campaign in the Crimea will EVIL
dep,ly take plsce and wooden barracks
for 100000 mon are being sl,ipped by the
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0rwa have made arrangements to
conclude our connection with the Esn>
tAre and expect 70 do 10 in another NUN.
ben ~ 49, y
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Political.

The Star says Simon Cameron has
made peace with the ButcAahan inter
est in Pennsylvania, and bids fair TO be
supported BY ,hem for Senator.
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Al GiItoa, on the 7th day of December,
RACHEL. only dsughter Of WiLLAn and
E.tzaBETH McCLuEH, aged sixteen years.
eleven months and two days.
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On tho 23i ult.. in jackson township, BY
IJAnEs NJ LEE, ESD. Mr.. JOHN NICE
WARNER, Esq.,, and Miss EMILY ANN
MORSE. ol Kalida. m ags
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IMPORTANT News TOR TIE SHAREHOLDERS, In
.PERnAM's THIRD GIFT EsrERPRIsz.--It will
be seen by reference TO advertisement in ou.
paper or to-day, thar the Csinmittee ap-
pointed by the Shareholders o. their last
meeting, hayoissued call fora final meet.
ing Of oil interested, 70 get Ii Dir ins:ractions
in reference TO the distribution Of the Gifs
property. Wsafe pleased to End the mat
ter 20 Dsar Tonsuinmaiion, and hops tina,
Mr.sP Porham will receive the patronage hs
so well,dessrves for tho Ii bsrality and snergy
displayed in getting up 6nds prosecuting
this stupendsus enterprise. 0fdsss for
|Iickets shouldsbs sentin inmediassly. There
are fortunes inrsserve foT somebody.
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2 SHERIFFIS SALE,

Milton G. Ewing
Z sf ve. sFIERI FACIAS. &
William M. Stewart.
WY virtue Of q 6eri faciasto me directed
ID from the Court Of common pleas, Of
Putnam county, Ohio, | will offer for sale al
the door Of the eourt house,
On Saturday, the l3th day Of January,
A. D., 1855,
between. tho hours Of ten s'cloek, A. M,
and four O'Clock, p. M Of said day, the
following Real Estate, situated in said ccun-
In-lot number four ~ In ohambers' addi.
.iou IN the town, n,of sGilboa. Apprnised Al
$40 co.. st
4 Tskenl ss the property Of William "a
Stewart, ID satisfy an execution intfaycr ol
dMrlfon G. Ewing.
p SuERIFFs OFrIoE,
Ksllds, Putnam Co., g., Dec 9, 1854.
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The above lands will not Be sold Tor less
than the appraised value.
Terms Of Sale.-One twelfth cash in hand
and the balance in eleven annual INSTALL
ments with interAst. hr tsasF
JOHN MONROE, Auditor.
AUDtFoR's 0fPrcn, PgTNxM Co o.,
December 8, 1854.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

rEsEFE ndsgfiyaed has this day bsen appointsd ~
th4 rrotate Court. within and Ter the esaniy q
futne = AdministratoY ofthe estate Of Henry Cay
deeeassd late 81 said county, November 4th. 1851.
ALMIR1 GgFEY.
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SPECIAL- NOTICE.

We sail the attention Of oar readers 70
Advertisement in another column, headed,
''sSemsshine New and Valuable. = &c. These
popular Medicines have ali the claims on
public confidence. that the reeommendssiop
of well known practical and public men
freely hesWow,. who stase they are worthy
the trial Of all whe suffer.
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NOTlCE.

3 4 LII thoecEindebtedt tlS Subscribers ",
N note or book account will please call
and make immediate sot,lomcns, as we have
abou, Two Thousopd Dollars 10 raise by the
LIST Of March ne1., and this is a Gallon our
srieHds for help. We will take the bills Of
I'll the Stock Ranksof Indiana, Canal Bank
Of Cleveland, City Bank Of Columbus, Ohio !,
&c. WIN. e A. J, TAYLOR.
December 8, 1854. 7lS
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BENJAMIN 8. WAGNER'S ESTATE,
M Office is hereby given iha, the under,
IN signed has this day sbeen appointed
and qualified as Executor of the last Will
and Testament Of Benjamin S. Wagner, late
OF Riley townshi2, Putnam county i Ohio, de-
ceased.
Dscsnaber 4th, 1854. 5l3<
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y JACOB WOODT2Ill(i'S ESTATE.
KTSiiE undersig1ed lias this day been aP,
pointed and qualified US Administrator
on the Estate of Jacob Woodr!ng, late Of
Pufnsm county, Ohio, Geceased. {tst
4f&s ~ 4 SAMUEL McMILLEN.
December 18Th. A. D., 1854. 7l4s
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Nop's az time b purchase 1fckess.

04y- NY Fourth Enterprise will bs adysr.
Used as soon the third one is clesed. The
Tickets are allendy printed.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Administrator Of s. CLYMER, decd.
December 10, 1854. s7i4dw
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.


FRIDAY, June 23-2 p. VI.
..ursThe market ia steady for Pearls a. s. 80 and
firm for Pots at 50 81.
Corrox-The market is without improvement and the
busaess is light
FLOUR ,sD MEAL-The market is steady for the better
Qualities Of Weston and State Flour which are in de-
uard or he East and home trade. The common grades
arc dull Canadian heavy sales 1000 bbIs at 81 %,
in bo,d The sales of Western Canal 200 bbs at
- e5as7 IS FOR common to straight State, and s. 81
: eor mixed to fancy Michigan and common to good
Ohio.
Southern Flour without change sales 600 bbls at
s. 75asg % Tor Rye Flour and Corn Meal remained az
previously noted
GRas-Our market is lower, especially for the inferior
ard common oualite- tho sales 200 bush. smuy
Canadian Of 81 C5 anJ 800 bush. common az II %.
Rive ia buoyas. at II 20. Oats are O shade higher;
..- Of state ard Western ut 53957c Corns better and
more active sales 5000 bush at s2os1e Tor western
mixed; s2aeic for round Yellow and s-a-'c for SOUTH
ern white and Yellow car.o OF white so.d within the
rarge.
WnIsky-A frncr I-arke., with fair demand sales
500 btls T. & ID. Ohio and Prison at 2ei 5oc Drudge
is hc'd at 2oc.
Paoslsioss-Pok .ntinues hsavy at $40 or Mess and
81 20 fer Pine Beef is firm sales Of Repaeked Chi-
caro- 2, SO Country Mes siI 5oaslo and City Mess
$3.50.
Cut Meats are steady sales OF Hans at o a'ic and
Shoulders at &C. Lard quiet at age. Butter ID
uien,y AID dull II ~ lie. or Ohio, and i69lse for
Safe Cheese inactive al 649c.
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We quote the Of American Ccrs.is' q .h' ssy .,ss
a,s,. wyr,r n lfGdi ied POLLS ~ ps; oAinore 40
N OF 81 Ohio s. dSo O. Wesern Ssnsi OS
- o I,nf.x Coxx 20 az; white ~ 1tl W Ds
IN N. there an advance Of ~ % on
ssss Cotton from the owe,sfes paid last wees bat wsees
ssy qsas an sd,auee Of lat gaotson na me
~ish h.. ne ben the lest too daya Tt 'ses
reported Tor Specaisisn - ~
fo Tsrr s hs- Imrrs trians-ooly so bales; eaf large
arriys- 10 sxpscted with change OF "ina
Qtfs bARk quiet. without change ,a
IasD has sdsxD. I'd last about y Y c~ - e"s w
value ...-S There has Improvement N
ptou which also induced s2eeasers
TO come INTO the msrts The quantity snoa son' 80
nd spnf and BY les, seesun, about >" 'ans
>ces ston - inrsss nesfiy be estimated 4,
TLLcw hss been inquired for advance prce OF u
20 casks Nor dcjl, So pipes
sosih American 90 % d62fi y v. c. S.
: Old Miller Mccain - CO..
sold - 2 but Little new here there change rs
ysrs.
PosK is quiet. much ssle for q, present.
B,eoN been IN good demand quantity has hsnsea
h.uas a, 50 q Al all tor CONSERVATION
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Brown. shipiey 4 Co.'s Circular.

Per CrradI.l LIVERPOOL fndaT yune . lsA,
Our ,oIroN market wa very anilated cIils The es-!Y
81 ~. ms se.k adyEgC- pFc.s = 70 tat ia
- been denali. With
-e ~ th- .r II Isss Tn
and the
,e~ q VIII is- % spcuao,s sud 40 r t;oft,
r.orr quofs'isr Today the ses go sAe- az Cd
.y a. Orans. Mobiles ard Uga1cs; 5lld. TO- y ding
Oreas q uidlx Mobile; 3lsd rnl1dng Upland: In@or
40 Ordinary so I'd n. Tbs sork OF CoTrcy tai
rr 600 tsc q which jcro Asfcan agtiuil $50
A. 3 ,s.r. ard &C of0 American.
Ia Nslches. IN ccnsererce or he holidays. ss-
Matted s Yarns ard .0 have been further checked
srusciure Gakrs winch
cr.y iesr Oh slee partially.
The market veTy quiet to-day without material change
rcss Ne-reu Canal FouT 81 - E; Ohio ?, Ca4O Pha.
depha sas BanmcTe. % a., 81 as Y bbL; w.e
sieai - Il 81 redJl e. 20 D.; white Indau corn -
yellow. 4 ard mixed 3qI
t. ol s0sS 30 ibis COMMON 70 p wi
Ter -,C4 quality. 10 tTsasactlon- Ia TugPESrtyE
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no" and cheers but if have succeeded in aforiIng
some material for comprehensive reflection she'll bless
the hour when we met Sir, have done. l have not
resi,,d lsmsuta,ion over my own coun,rys sueriugs
have spoken Of Epglands honor and England interest
A. 10 oureelf certainly am full oil confidence happen
what may liberty shall rise from the immortal rave
loud ch.ersl Remember that the Savior once rose
ordered bat lot dead wond, IN eonciu-'on repeat
the very words which Sheffield Ia, told me IN one o. ls
addresses in le5l-"Th.re : future ior every ns9h
which has the moral greatness to love natona' Virtue "
corrup; tines" Protrac;ed cheering
A vote of thanks 70 the Chairman moved by NJ NOS
suih and seconded BY NJ Worce, who took that oppor
,uny of ndorsing the sentiments expressed by ~ Nos
suth in reference TO Polsnl-concluded the meeting.
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Richardson Brothers q Co.'s Cireuiar.

Per Ces1dgl LryERPoOL Gth Mo. oh. asa
Al this mornings Market hsd pretty IA. ndsnc bat only
!et, csusni existed WHEAT barely those
current AZ our lat FLOUR decline o; IS Dol soi prstfy
freely FOX coasumpp AID whole better Of biss
resulted ilsn icrcr,lly anticipated
Oi,s Com sod extent ~ FOR prime gs1s
and - 0fCl or white
10 lrr,que. at former prices bat dali
-sie ~ ea-c-ly good
Tie weather brilliantly
apors be pest dsy. couss. Of 1922 quarters Htf
1i9f 10 .Id bb FLOR y gf no sane
perod consist quarter, WHEAT, 1914 10 No4f C0
/ sasss iLoyN
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ny TELEGRAPH TO THg NEW YORK TRIBUNE

pRON CALIFORNIA AND MEXICO-DESTRUCT-
I'VE FIRES-ACAPvLCO STILL BLOCKADED.
Nrw-ORLE,Ss. Wednesday, June 81, lsJs.
TIE passengers by the United STATS arrived here in
nineteen days from san Francisco.
The North Star sailed from Aspinwa!l for New-fork On
the 10th inst. with 500, coo in god Oh freight
The mining from Caornis are still OF the mos;
haering description
destructive fire had occurred at Marysvle, consum-
inc the Theatre Post Office Orleans Hotel the Presbyte
ran Church. &c. The loss was about s2oo,o0o
4 fire on Dupon-s, Francisco had also destroyed
property he yalue OF s'o,cos.
The steamer John l.. Stevens reports that Acapulco was
sll booked by the vessels Of SAINTS Anna-he cfy
being in possession Of Alvarez.
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FROM TURKS iSLAND-TIlE CASE OF CONSUL
NELSON.

Bosros, Friday, June g. 1854.
The brig Union ed at this port brings adNce' ron
Turks Island 20 Junes ,.
Nh Nelson. the American Consul, was sim IN PRISON,
having refused to pay the fine imposed saying mar ne
would leave il to bis Govern TO take hun OUT
The authorities remained firm, alleging that he was
simply fined for an assault upon Vi the officials N the
Island as would have been any other person. whatever
his nativity station. Mr. Nelson's friends advised hm
10 pay the fine under protest, but he refused.
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XXXIIId CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE WAsuISGros Friday, juno ., ls1i
The CHAIR laid before the Senate communication
from the Treasury Department, transmitting IN reply 20
Mr. rishs resolution copies of tho accounts of tho Dec-
tor Of the Mint showing charges collected of deposit
ara and others Referrtd aud ordered 10 be- printed.
The priya calendar taken up. The bnl Tor tno
relief Of the owners OF the private armed brig ienerai
Armstrong DESTROYED by the British the neutral porrof
Faval in September 1sli, first considered.
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Arrived.

sbn Vsso De G,rrs Ber) Berkmsn, Antwerp March and
P,.s or.h Fng n d. sni 10 20 W schmidt
g. June H. lat len. 3d. spoke ship josephine, Harding In
kiclwoIa Va for London - ts out 49, -,
SLp New Enslnud ,Ot Bshl on Newport Va - O. ,I
.o,I ou and SO Nemh June g la 49, !on ~ ""
In h the wreck ore-alt AT schooner lnoe. loaded ootn
ssts .one deck house en- deck painted see lao
,-,,io,.ly been >-rqsd; under water
SER Martha weeks Beuer " & d., naval stores to Bate
ms RuddeIow. ,.--.,
Sir isst Ann Hachna La5ec Is. dsa to Siorses Co.
s.LED-From Quarantine, itesnshiP yie B-) lerleson'
for ,ll,gOW
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NAsViNGrOX, Fnday, Juno =, III
The Stac Of this morning say that rumors are aioat
that the President is about 10 give the Goycrnorship 81
Eapsas 10 ajnon-slayehodug man, whose OPINIONS upon
the Territorial bills arc unsound unknown. IN. S,a'-
re complains this be true tha the President VIII nui-
lifv md alogate he infsu ot ths bills
The Preside nj and family left here this morning. ~ pass
a few days at Old Point Comfort.
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=, Bso5o. Ma, 20 b.rss " H. WOLF fcr Belfast fslppoed
Ireland) DAY; Excelsior from SSwhayen os roJ He9
.pe dew :. ed ith bark Chse : Ohen, from FhaAelphp
A. ,,i,u, III inst, brig un,re.. wllar aud from Phade
tAs sch P.tre Fitzgerald rom B,imore TOT ihm"s o. Oseh
1, Ns,ssuez 5h inst bari. Gaelic Word g. New Havoc nsi
pe,Lrl Tco~h ,rn New York srr; bs H. Sy.n frn
de RON New-Eiasen, dol Rsintow, Armstrong wt{ NJ
A. Ponce P r. Sd ms ha-A Antelope, Mh'ey for View
York days. M, g. c...I
Hsy,s o. W Horna Pscs.Ed .or DO tg oss hs,ni.t'
~, 80. 10 BitIle' 10. Ne,g.Yers. idr
~ Ma snia "a int big MARY E. Pierce Pierce OF Now York
So So S,i t n bas beney Av for New York; d John
Rid Bid from Mary wbelden for Boston !day'i
Hsyans lar los. hio. Rob- Patten for London
o Bs,ssit for HAMBURG, capacity taken - bir'
heeon Goons $40 boxes, for Antwerp se A. Sierra He,et
Rsi,r chid for 81 5 carries 20 Or 800 ooNesi
Daek Bsd for s'sa and London e. 'ono rare eso
Ar Masrss 2h INST. bls' H.zetiss Mc! hid 70 losd .'
LONG token mp Cow- - p carries $50 boxes Edwin
sS oa do lssh inst ship Niagara swift Trieste vie New York;
hTs. Pepdl ;sn NSye. Fsmoeth IL Am '0hn''"' P
AR al GARDENS brigs Montroe isty Portsnd lh
Helen MORA Pierce NewYork SD l9h big CaFds whitaker
l2 brig Jere Fowl,5 win'2 g. Boz Boon Ssd
An onbec l7th int ssIs pannss' MJa DfI ~
fhiuer PhiIsdsrhis.
Domestic Ports.
ALExANDRIA-sld June a. bark Asa tBrj Moyoe s. John
NEW BEDFORD-sd 81 shr Louisa, Gfry Haley, Phil
adsli h, Avn . 10, ,, ps,,o., eo.-a-,., c..s.n.,
via Homes Hole June 70 schr Wright, Larier Ci bark
Collins, Havana bris Ssbeo DuEear sip.ase ra'2
AhFMs me 49, .chr. Eastern Belle Taraer Por Even;
,chrs Jonas Warren Kelley, New yoi; A,lsa' SeAe',on
JsSs q brss ESisis 81 COSBY, Fieoa, 6e@ casld Pill
derh, Atass Haskell Ph.aslsa" s
\. { ,cbrs Oliver Beure, New-Ysrk via Boston
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NEw-HAMpsnlRE LEGISLATURES.

IONVUkD, FruAy, JUlo y, I3"F'
The Senate has rescnded ia share the joint res0la
tons assigning the July for the final adjournmen,
and the House will follow the same The Session
will probably extend to the middle of July.
Dr. Thompson Of Lisbon, Democratic member Of the
Legislature, died Yesterday.
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>,ygOSrN NGDEH-TWO DEip BODIES
FOUND IN THE WATER.

nc dead hcics OF two unknown men were tins morn
~; suTd fcsur in the water fcoi of Nine'ccn'hs Eos'
S,vcr SD msdc las; by ,he Eighteenth Ward Ponce
exc Of the bodies being lifted from the water bore
,srers marks Of violence about the head and face evil
s,sty committed before death winch raises the prcsump
a., ,hst The dcocsscl had been fouly murdered and
.l,,un ov,,hosri The Coroner was notified and VIII
tAcrourhlv investigate the mysterious affair.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Befnrs Judge heRiHAy.
TRIAL DIVORCE.
athene T. Walker by Christian SLOANE her next " eH' ss
Widss r. Walker.
,bs ease was continued The Court room was deneely
eroa,d Motion the 81 defense 10 sks oa is
testimony Of Mr. Hssar Of yesaecday lot feo'an' e VIC
plesdin 50 hat he mo ION denied
MOTION 10 DISMISS COMPLAINT.
NJ Brs;eed then moved ag.esby TO nocc 70 dsns no OF
un on The has not Jurisdiction OF the ~o
but she brought where IN he state Of hane whe,c
skr he coLtendd csides NJ wake, nn ol' ne ,a"
hy which give right Up
her taking sdeDee las lie conended In brootyn
seutrrber lat inima1n Of complain on
Walker related TO Nj Walker has been shown
not the VI the men, 81 TO
sn, h,,ps heeu contrary his wishes 40 this CITY from
j. TIE statute enable the inJnred psfJ
hrrs suit he she DO an
acfng h which M Busteed conended MIS-
having board Brooklyn Tor no
purpose NJ cited ana presented argument az
considerable length.
the other SIDE den ed ne
stion the residence Of Nj walker sef hs eaynS
the prison Of tor the Jury short recess va
Tx he InrN-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsHiyGrOS, Friday, juno y, lso4
Numerous private bills reported from standing
Committee among them one By Mr.. fenton from mo
Commee on Commerce, to remit the duties on certain
goods DESTROYED by Ie IN New York md San Francisco
Referred to the Comnitte OF the Whole.
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N4RZINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK.
Cleared this Forenoon.

Shin T.h.la,'. Barker, Quebec J. o Baker Co
shoor.rs-N yd b) L,key. Sydney, h. eager Cot g.
otsr, Hin Ports I'd tosdck Sc,mInon Enphers Edr dss
por. nth w Lewis; Globe, Ellis, salem K W kor-s