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rho fire last night was at the corner o.
FIRE D, -. 80 J., .ho b,,;ld;r, the
Camp and ,o'i'i,oi Suees' ~, 'nI D ~ ~
INNER story Of which Is occupied by Inc Naive
american printing Office. The lower story is oc-
amy ! hu Horace Bean & Co. Our fremen were
eupi'u The snot and prevented the fire from
promptly oh ''' S,,lsroaoI 80 h. -, a.
doing much uaihage supposed - ''A'o 'ee'i ''
york of an incend1ary.
p,uous yes,era,v r,o.n;,r pocorder
OMNIBUS ID hoi tnn,,.,1
Baldwins eourt "as IL, r. ',.o nr
state oil cons'eili"'io; eo VI h.
siteen years OF age. ne complainant, hcnafu
MeIane, lively little lad, complained that ABOUT
,uo weeks ago he ilad been severely Deateh py hu-
nse Babin. Mclane,. 1t seems, was tlle nylhg
Mercury of the " Rough and Ready Line, ana
Pahin. a secondary SORT OF Phebus 1or the va
Inc One of the boys wanted 10 Jake TWO pas
sencers from the other boy, ana ensconee them Ill
his fbuss. This led 10 row, anu hihsier McLdIe
heing Infatuated by passion, plcked up prick, ana
animated that he would spill the brains OF Master
Rabin on the pavement. 10 thls Sentle mint IN re-
aar1 to his personal safety Master Baoln Pltcheh
;no his antagonist, and gave MN Jessy. some
humane gentleman PARED tle JuVehne giadlators,
and Master McLane Went nome minus tooth ana
about tablespoonful OF piood. yesterday ne sta-
ned. as matter OF course, tllat ne was by no
means to blame, but tiiat Inc tother ielier was the
eanse of the whole OF IT, AMER any quantity OF
soouence had been eSpehdeu Oh poth sides, the
Recorder told Master baph 10 go nome ana be
GOOD boy in future. he also Hilofihea master
McLane that ne need not De uiidef any Tears mat
he would be assasslnaied IN coid blood The com
panant went out VI 'i0 o'i"o WIN Pouth'S up,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE, % 81 80 N-LoserrUDr, 80 win Time, Oh

Cleared Yesterday: -
Ship Wakona, Paine Liverpool, l.. H. Gale
ship Memphis, Bunker, Jew York, A. Cohen
sap Royal William, (Br.) Francis, Liverpool
2. maxwell & Co
marx Ihatns, Merrll, New Y DIRK, Chas Deake Il TO
Bak Caemont, Lemond, New York, Toby & Boger
Bng VIM. 7 Dugan, Kelly, NewYork, Andrews 4 Dewey
bng Lucy Spear Robbins Boston. Toby h Bogert
seht Sarah Elizabeth, Webb Apalachcola, Master
steamboat south America, Means, Cincinnati, Master
Steamboat Missouri, Twlchell, st. Louis, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
shp Trenton, Smith, I'm London March 1st in ballast to
go maseT-4d my
Ship Geo Washington. Snow, 4S days I'm Havre. in bal
-. last, 10 maser-2d my.
shp Jas Edward, Webster, I'm Havana 18th inst, in bal
:, last, 10 maser-2d my.
BARK Nancy w Stevens Stlson I'm Vera Cruz, Sh inst in
n ballast TO Oby Il Bogert-2d my.
psiS hcaon BID Deuly, I'm Liverpool February Th TO
, mastered my.
BARK GSlnae, tBr) Mckenzie, IS days fin Liverpool, to
VIM. Mure--2d my.
~ m STEAMBOATS,
Oregon, Hem, FIN Mobile
- 81 Helena Welch, I'm Grand Ecoe-62l bales cotton
eese CTeole, Elsion, i'm Wilamspo-04 bales cotton
s. IN NJ steck streck, i'm Laourche-25 bales cotton
SSVnfler, Martin, I'm the Baize.
TTnonna, DAVIS I'm Hurricane Bluffsll49 bales cotton
r rHneu states, Caldwell, I'm Cincinnati
S Ide Harold, Pierce, I'm Cincinnati
TTheinnalI Dustin fin Louisville
To" ta bbeie hlePheIson, I'm the Passes.
TTomp Io Alton Cr0wel, FIN the Passes.
ioWooat Star, Blown, FIN the Passes
D., , . BELoW-CoMING UP
,w Isabella Reed and Duncan two ships one brig and
wv sehoohefS, names unknown.
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RSSREsMMEMTs,
Observation-Disclosures,

REE SHMENTS-REMOVAL.
THE undersigned begs inform the public that he has
:, removed his Ice Cream Establishment from St. 60 a
Charles street to the CORNER CANAL AND BA- S,sJ
ROME STREETS where his new Saloon will be SsI
opened on SATURDAY EVENING, April 8. g
and remain open daily from ii O'Clock NJ till late hour
in the evening Every variety of refreshments will be sup
piled such Ice Cream Shebes Ice Lemonade, etc etc.
He trusts that the convenient locality of the Saloon and
the unexceponabe quality of the refreshments provided,
will induce fair share OF public patronage:
apS I'm III. WIIIOZ.
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NEW ORLEANS
THURSDAY MoRNING, APRIL 30, 1913.

Mr.. JOHN W. GiBBoNs-The slave case, in
which this gentleman s name appeared in connec-
ton, has been satisfactorily explained since the
arrest of the girl It now clearly appears that Mr.
Gibbons was deceived by the girl exhibiting a
written permission TO make her own arrangements
for the disposition of her time 1t must have been
truly provoking 10 gentleman Of character to
have been subjected to such an unpleasant charge.
One that, through inadvertance, any one might be
subjected to- 1t only shows the necessity of caution
in hiring seryants
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Memoranda,

loW9oat Star owed down and to sea on the 18th inst shin
Vlard, bigs FAIRY and Sadana VII '''e io'' '''' ''p
t Alton lowed down and sea on the 10Th inst
Williams ohS' oile FRANCIS Lord, ana schr Capt
loS6oat Belle lowed down and to sea on the Nth inst
Oah Elliott, Schr Sarah and Frances ~ WI WV IN '
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OFFICE UNION .ToWgoAT GO
April l3, 1848.

EROM AND AFTfR THIS t a5ad r F. md e 70 ~
assistance Of Vessels on the Bar viz An Assisting s&@-
Boat will be furnished either inward OF % t Mehe and
no charge will be made the vessels drawing less
than fifteen feet To vessels drawing fifteen feet and less
viii be charged full rates This regulation applies only 10
vessels towe up and down by this Line and when they are
loaded by the head The draft will be taken from the
vessels that have paid for e an assisting oS o9a Ss
not moved out of the limits of the CORPORATION nor TO the
shioyards T apT I'm IUNlUS BEEBE, Manager
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EAGON'S PILLS.

MY PILLS offered to The public with the utmost
Stomach and ve5 as well as the gene al
sve share Of public patronage There few Of the dis
to which the human system is incident that WI NOT
In all cases where there partial arrangement
of the Stomach liver they will be found invauable-hsv
ing effect the Stomach and restore The healthy
action OF the Liyerhence their va liable properties in cases
y to remove thai most formidable disease acting like
charm where there toor Of the Liver restoring the heal
aos unef 81 viii the
complain of soreness or fu pain in Che right
probability time other there will BE- shiny !or mu
soas from the 20 is e e by
in until those Shiny discharges ceasewhen the Liver will
their aGeaaacy to esc tbs most desirable obc ayns
notendency to gpe) leaving the Stomach and Liver in
Rsps5 with only temporary relief As female medicine
they are invauabeas many would be willing testify
aes will the
tenn One othe Pills taken each night until their operation
vii! be attended with the most salutary EFFECTS
From what has been SAID of the above Pills. it will be at
once thai they may be successfully used in the fol-
lowing complaints, to Nit v.,,.. r.. nu..;.
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism Bilious Pleurisy Bilious
Choe Cramps jaundee; Hysteda. HabituaI Cotveness
ache Paralysis Asthma want OF action in the Stomach
The following certificate is appended it proves beyond
doubt the value OF the above medicne-many more might
be procured were it n GfRHYEi7carE.
have been very much afflicted with Dyspepsia iof tie
last nineteen years and about years ago. was aackeu
with Liver disease After taking medicine from many
physicians and trying every thing that was thought
benefit me without being much relieved visited well nigh
all the Springs Virginia and in the fall Of lsaG d bn
from the Springs than and had concuue aa
die T. however, employed Dr. Eagon a anu SU,n;
menced taking his Pills. and can say they nave osl a b
eve they are The best family medicine have ever used
scarcely other msGhs asu IN IN
them to the notice of the public believing that hundreds
who are now suffering from disease might be feleyed py
timely nse of these Pills as have been; o. NOON.
Batesrae 4lbemarls Xa; "a, May u lssS y, .a.,-.
,,sC anIv q gents for New Orleans. apis 3m
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oARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS

CARROLLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS.
- The public is respectfully informed that this afs.
T,4N delightful place of resort and SISs
Lls4 ment is now open under the management ssessss
OF the subscriber. In the extensive grounds DO. ~
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard
neI, and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing alterations
and Improvements; meantime preparation is made to fur
n dinner with all the deicace of the season, and
the best OF wines and LIQUORS
ANA last though least attentive and polite bar keepers
VIII be found at their posts administer the comfort of his
enns aud the public generally whose patronage he ocits
apis ON JAMES DURNO.
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SUNDRIES. - =,
T,OR SALE BY THOMAS l.. WHITE, NO %

Il Canal Street
Browns celebrated Gold Pens;
God and silver Holders-a great variety
Silver and Shell Gard Gases
Fancy Portable Writing Desks;
Opera Glasses of various Lens;
Masonic and Templers Aprons
Rodgers superior Penknives;
Cbess-Inen and Backgammon Boards
Gold aud Silver Tooth Picks
Silk and Silk Beaded Purses; -,
Law Medical and School Books IN great variety sta
tionery, Ink and Steel Pens.
ap15 3t IHOs. L. w III u. % oanal st.
SPIRITS TURPkNTINE-2ob bs. for sale by,
- apl2 lw ;. w. CUTTER, u Poydras St
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ICE CREAM SALOON.
s[ws,The subscriber takes pleasure in informing ,7ab.
E9Fj his friends and the public generally of the MA
Etr3 opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON, sSA.eEa
eAa situated st. Charles Street, next door to Y
the of Gravier street, and directly opposite
Mr. Capps Church where he intends at all times to keep
variety of such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with Shebes and Frozen Lemonades As every
attention will be paid please, and he has been at great
expense fitting up his establishment he hopes to receive
liberal patronage.
Families supplied at short notice, and reasonable
In his store, under the above Saloon will be constantly
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits Candies, Confectionery and Sweemeats OF every
description.
The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened, ready for visi.
tiers, on THURSDAY, the I'D inst.
eY In order that nothing be wanting to crafty the
public taste, excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been
gagged, and will be nightly in attendance
mh23 3m LAZZARO DANCEVICH
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DESIRABLE DWELLING TO RENT.

THE beautiful rame House, No 1873 Barenne street. -
Il is for Rent. For small family it affords every H:
convenience The House is handsomely furnished, and A
affords valuable chance to those who wish TO go to House
keeping From its central situation being not more than ve
minutes walk the St Charles Hotel, it must meet with
immediate rental Cash to be paid for the furnltmf
bought Apply the person the premises No 1873 Bar
onne street ap 13u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-20

PosTPoNED.-J. ID. Jones was yesterday partially
examined before Recorder Ramos, on a charge of a
breach of trust. The prosecutor is Capt. Henry
Penny, and the particulars of the charge we have
already given. The case was postponed to II
O'Clock TODAY.
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FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON.

.4R.M0RY HILL.
'ENHE public respectfully informed that the masnif
A cent Ball Room of this establishment viii be Lii
opened on the 10Th instant as ICE CREAM SA- Nfr7
LOON. 1t is intended to be conducted upon fine Man 49,
OF the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons oil York and Phil
Notwithstanding place of that Ladies NAV visit at
all times with perfect confidence either after the fatigue OF
shopping, morning walk and in the evening with gen
temen and egae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery, Fruits etca desdeation long wanting in
this city In soliciting the patronage of the fashionable
ton for responsibility and order that this Hall has hitherto
maintained, guarantee that the gulary will be
observed under the Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
Ban officer viii be constantly in attendance to ex-
cude all improper persons. ap10 If
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PRosPECTUs---oUR COUNTRY.

TRIWEEkLY PAPER IN E Esnars ana de-
Massrs AIeman Gomez editors of = LA PATRIA, -
having associated with them Dr. Mahewson formerly ed
n9e n the size of the medium daily papers of this city and
pnbsh it tn weekly for the present in English aad Spanish
As soon as sufficient number OF subscribers can be obtained
to iustify them in making the change.
This paper has already extensive circulation in Mexico
social political commercial intercourse with those places
is becoming daily Of more ana more the advan
no comment for they fail to be recognized
and appreciated.
Specimen number viii be issued Sunday the 18th inst
which may be had gratis from the publishers at No 81 Ex
change Alley the bookstores of Messs j. B. Steel No
Il Camp 7. p White, No 50 Canal street and J. G.
Morgan No. II Exchange Place. where lists open
and subscriptions respectfully solicited.
eT~ Tems-si0 year paid quarterly in advance. 80 -
New Orleans. April 8, 1913 al0-u
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JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON,

No. 81 ST. CHARLES STREET-Up Stairs
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THEATREO
o. . The Citizens of New Orleans, and the -zfre,
- transient public, respectfully mott 49,
~ fled that the above SALOON will be. 1865
G5S opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday, WSY
April IL, in style of magnifcence that will totally
eclipse establishment OF the kind in the Southwest and
fully vie in spendor, with the Palaces of Refreshments
the Northern cities.
The Saloon fitted with the costly and comfortable
furniture, by McDuf of Magazine street, whose taste
well known this city that would be superuous
the subject.
The Refreshments will consist of CREAMS and SHEER
BETS of every variety of flavor, together with all the de-
licious FRUITS ofthe Tropics.
Mr. SMITH formerly, and for long time the efficient
head of Niblos famous Saloon in New York will have the
entire sUpentendance- announcement of whch-wil
guarantee to the community the fashionable
New Orleans.
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be uneQuaed and that the whole management of the Sa
loon will be such cannot fail to please the most fadous
TT Families and Parties be supplied at moments
notice. with all the delcacss of the season. apl0 I'm
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MAYo'S MUSIC STORE,


"
DIANO FORTES manufactured by the zGls-4p.ss-zzn
best houses and fully guaranteed for
81 9ne PIANO. Foes om
best manufaeoy and guaranteed to remain at concert 9h
from all the publishers the United Staies NEW MuSIC
published week from the most popular authors NY
part Harps Double Bass Voloncelos Guitars ViolIns Ban
Jos Drum, bass and tenor TamboIne Flutes Glariones
bones bass and alto Cornet Pstop prpseildes
Trumpets. Hunting Hons Cymbals. MUSICAL MER-
GHANpIsE kind sIRING5S fer hf R Ha5P Par asT
all Instruments by most approved authors lNsIRgG
TON on the Piano Harp, Violin, Guitar Flute ana IN
Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired, and taken In part
payment for Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND The above-named merchandise is re-
ceived md sold gnmen and consequently offered al
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers respectfully invited examine the articles be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
apl2 Ina VIM. T. MAYO. Agent.
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To THE WoRKHoUsE-JamesS Spears, who was
arrested some days ago at the request of Joseph AL
exander, on the charge of having stolen keg of
lard, was yesterday examined by Recorder Bald
win and in default of giving good security that he
was an honest man, he was sent to the Workhouse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-20

Mr.. De SauIes moved Thai he Clty Atorney
should institute suit against William Forgay, for
the performance of paving contract This
was passed. . . A motion that the Mayor be author
lied TO sell lot of ground at the corner of Apollo
street. was laid over for future discussion. "A reso
luton was passed to widen St Andrew street.
Mr. Phelps was elected School Director in the
place of NJ r. Dudley, deceased, and then the
Council adjourned
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WROUGHT IRoN SHAFTS, &c.
WE prepared to furnish, at short notice from the
w Forge of Armstrong & Danagh Pitsburg all descrip
tons of Hammered Pieces WROUGHT IRON, viz Shafts
for Steamers and Sugar Mills Piston Rods, Wrists Pman
Jaws Cotton Press Screw Mouds, and variety OF forg
apll Sm L. J. WEBSTER, 26 Gravier st.
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Jean Caraker was
yesterday examined in the above Court on the
charge of having embezzled the sum of $3.50 from
Andre Grasse. The complainant deposed that he
had intrusted the defendant with 500 pounds of
wool, and alledged that he had sold it without his
permission, and appropriated the proceeds to his
own benefit. Two witnesses deposed that the ac-
cused had the money in his pocket to pay the com
plainant, but that he, the accused, being intoxi-
Gated, lost the money. Cartaken was discharged
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SITUATION WANTED

A GENTLEMA AN from Alabama. who is extensively
IN quained in that State wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk either in dry goods grocery house Com
summer He believes he make himself useful and profit
able his employer. Inquire Mrs. Taylor's, 80 Canal
street mills
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MEMPHIS WEEKLY PACKET II

<yrsE h. The splendid passenger steamboats, BULLE.
1853 TIN; Capt. G. p. Church, and CLARKs-
sss.s.ssEK VILE Capt b. NJ Holiness vii continue
IS Regular Weekly Packets between NewOreans and Mem
phs leaving NewOrea every WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING at o'clock and Memphis query WEDN ESDAY at 5
O'Clock. Shippers and Passengers depend the pune
tuty of these Packets They will land freight and
gers all the Bends above Vicksburg Mouth of White
River Helena, etc For Height passage, apply board.
at Canal street wharf or to
mhi6tf HYDE & OGLEsBY, 1a Poydras st.
t- One of these Packets ready receive freight every
Monday morning.
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ca AT the Fire-Proof Warehouses Orleans Nos
EEt-fA and 2 corners of Julia and Magazine, E\\\N
EEESS1 and Magazine and Delord streets, and AlaNa
saAN3 70 Julia street, for all kinds of Mer -
chandke and Produce, at the lowest rates.
apo 6m GEO R. BEARD e. co.
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DIscHARGED-P. Humphrey and John Ftzsim-
mons, separately charged with assault and battery,
were yesterday discharged by Recorder Ramos; In
one case the prosecutor did not appear and in the
other. the CHARGE was not made ont
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~ q, U. S. Mail NE PLUS ULTRA-E6r Gin.
s4sa49hft57s cnnati. Mad,s0n, LouisUitle Whcetng
szzss and Pitts6urg-With quick dispatehmTLe
elegant last running steamboat NE PLUS ULTRA.
Capt Richard Phillips expected to arrive, and will leave
above For freight passage having unsurpassed ac
Communications, apply
HYDE Il OGLESBY, II Poydras street
fR The Ne Plus Ultra entirely boat, and being
light draught will meet with no DELAY apl5
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE.

~ - ST. Louis Packet ATLANTIC-F6r Sc.
Louis and all intermediate Laadiags...
sz=zzs1z3R With quick dispatch.-The elegant and
fast running passenger steamboat ATLANTIC, J. M:
Broadwe. master expected to arrive to- morrow, and will
leave above For height haying unsurpassed
accommodations apply board opposite Poydras St. to
HYDE 4 OGLESBY, IL Poydray street.
eI The Atlantic entirely new boat built for the
trade and will rnn ttrou ghout the season. ap6
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r INsEED AND TANNERS oIL-Constantly on
mh5 N'' s. W. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
CATHOLIC MANUALS AND BIBLES, elegantly
~ bound in gilt, with gold clasps Common do. Flowers
of Piety, &c. For saleby MILES G. SALE CO.,
mh15tf II St. Charles street.
BUTTER,
Sn1 FiRklNs ank kegs EXTRA WESTERN and 40 fir
DCO kins SUPERIOR GOSHEN, in store and for sale by
ap3 STURGES & WRIGHT So Tchoupitouas st.
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Law lnfalll9enca.

In THE SUPREME Counr, IN EaUIry-General Term,
Jan; hIPre':nt Justice. Strong Mcc0Sn and Ed;
othsrs-Ths was rehearing by way ofsppesl from the
decree Of Judge Edmunds In 1884, Thomas Mouusey
business which was to last for ten years Articles
partnership duly executed and concern located
Ia Cherry street Shortly Afterwards they sold third
Of the concern to Robert Bellsborow, FOR q sum o.
$4,000. The partnership concern was previously mort
gagged to q person named Rogers, who subsequently
assigned to the plaintiff In 1898, Bellsborow withdrew
at which time he alleges, verbal agreement
tered between himself and the other partners for
sale his share 10 the partnership concern for which
Mounssy and Todd after the Withdrawal Of Bslsborow
took In partner, man named Bullock Mounsey
died In March, ls4 and Todd died In the month Of No
surviving partner. Previous to the deaths Of Noun
sey and Todd bill hled TO forecloee the mort
gage; the cause was not, however brought to q
hearing uotil after their deaths, when the usual
decree Of reference to . master was made the mas
ter made his report, upon the coming In Of which
decree for sale vas made ana the concern
After payment Of the sum reported due to to the mort
gsgee surplus Of $40 900 remained In court Mr. Bells
the Of &.
money Of his one-third Of the partnership concern.
Upon that application order Of reference made
things what interest Besboro had in the concern and
what due TO him for principal interest Sc, III any
thing) The claim OF Mr.. Belsboro was opposed
In the masters oce by the representatives Of the de-
ceased partners and the creditors Of the partnership con
cernon the part Of Belsboro 1t was insisted that his
S !. 20 S &
On the other side Il contended that the agreement
between him and Mounsey Todd was never
contaminated that is that there never was any ueeo
or written instrument between them and therefore
his claim was void under the statute OK frauds,
and that he could only come under .ns ceea
IL sal: ..s nsds :se.n 20 MN s.s n .r BE-
Is.s, cs. q shs s.s,ss,h. soss:,s from rs,sn
sssss o. - NM ~ ssSss sia Shan nA6sy Ne dssa
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spgulary eloquent, and produced the most marked

effect
Col RAMSEY gave
"Tho Army of the United States-Willing to conquer
q peace, or, u necessary the whole Of Mexico
The eighth regular toast was received with three
cheers
Capt FoRREY replied in good taste. He was Penn
sylvaaian by birth, but New York the home Of his
adoption. He gave
" Gen. Cadwallader"
The toast received with three cheers.
The tenth toast was drank standing
The New York herald., 1848-01-15

The editor Of the Msirs Fsrmsr iatimstss that ths
Sesen Of cue sovmnment Ia sspatpe snreditiop to
ths Dead gss msy b. 80 lah up sodom ens ooasrrah,
The New York herald., 1848-01-15
Mnyomenta or ARMY OHicars.

Gen PIERCE U. s. army, Capt McGruder Of the srtil-
ery and Capt NJ. r. Van Buren,, Of the mounted rifles,
were the Calf House. Louisville Ky the sth inst
Capt " b still suffering from the wound which he
received at Cerro Gordo.