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<~OnoREswIONAL printing material. for sale The

(NOHCsR EssIONAL printing materials for sale The
~ undersigned otter Tor sale all the materials employed
by them in the execution oil tho printing for the 30th Con-
Rress These only been used during the past fifteen
months and In excellent condition. They embrace
double napier press, capable OF throwing oft 800 im
pre- ssions per hour -four single do hand do. one
horse power engine, with boiler, Nc, complete 5000
pounds small pica 800 do English $500 do BREWER
900 do. nonpa'e together with stands stones, chases
sticks, gaeys and everything necessary for printing es
Enlistment. These articles he Obtained in lots To SUIT
purchs until the LIST day OF May when whatever is not
previously disposed Of viii be sold At public auction.
WENDELL VAN BENTHUYSEN. f.
Ian 23-3tawIm
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DErARraE..r OF STATE,

DEPARTaEar STATE,
-a@ efr.. re- Washington, Feb 2, 1919
Tho following information, under date of the 9th De-
cember last has been received from Mr. Hyatt the United
States consul for the empire of Morocco.
.. ly4tHa Extract. ts
"Iu my despatch No of the 18th September, advised
You of radical reduction the import duties this
thy. have The satisfaction of apprizng you
order has been received from the Emperor several
ports empire. reducing the export duties number
Of the staple productions OF this country, follows:
'.Beeswax from 160 to I20 ounces per guintal.
Slides from 53 to IS ounces per quintal
'.Washed wool from ~ to 81 ounces per quintal.
''Haocah wool from AZ TO SO ounces por quintal."
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uST RECEIVED. direct from the Island Of ST. Thomas,
genuine green turtle brought to this market which
of oooIsrv up daily in soup and all tho various Sdcs
ok tesh oysters spced oysters, sheepshead, msckerel,
shortest notice.
o. Families served m usual f
Aug l8-u w WALKER
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DANCANS Acadamy.-Mr. +. II. Liable han the honor
- Of announcing to the ladies and gentlemen of Wash
ngton and Georgetown that his dancing academy will be
opened, Mt the residence OF his father on
vembsr 7th.
Day: Of tuition in Washington Tuesday. Thursday. and
Mondays and Wednesdays
Sept 0Q-Snwu
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* JAMES X. POLK,
President of the United States of america

To all iohom ii may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that
JOIN g. Doom has been appointed vice consul of Spain
the port oil Savannah, in the State Of Georgia
do hereby recognise him such, and declare him free
exercise and enjoy such functions powers, and prvi-
lege allowed the vice consnls of the favored
nations In the United Stntes
In testimony Whereof have cansed these letters TO be
made patent and the seal of the United States
unto affixed. .le
Given under my hand, the city OF Washington the 81
r. day of January, A. d. lS49, and of the independ-
u q ence Of the United States of America the 73d.
JAMES X POLK.
BY the President: '1
50 JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary of State
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CEMEHT.-Just received, Welcomes premium India
~ diamond cement, for welding China, certhen and glass
ware. shades ornaments, marble, ivory, &c. without dis
figuring them, rendering them useful they be-
fore broken, and not affected by heat, water Air. For
sale by VIM. FISCHER,
jana Statoners Hall,
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GEORGE M. PAYNE,
]. CHILD,
VIM. A. FORWARD.

o. Editors in whose papers the above notice of sale of
lands is required be given will insert the same twice
weekly In their respective papers till day Of sale, and for
ward their the commissioners at ST Augustine
by the month of June when the said accounts will be paid
+ u
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- removal and permanent of all diseases arising
iaa or Kings Ey Rhsu%..i.m oh,aas caaneoa. EupDs.
nnrwo or ss on ssd Head and Pain
son:. and Joints stubborn ules syPhe s ssa or
aa DIBs be or By this
The value Of hi. preparation widely known and every
S as as S :, s py
s5u and searching from Ss Ysm Of Hereditary
disease with gland. and bones half ca
s sS. aa. SssS .s' S
hs sss1 a %aSs wAV under
shrone and many other ,oS % q Ssa
raised disease and with regener
ted constitutions gladly testify to the emoacy oil this nemas
standing and extensive acquaintance through the southern
and lately appointed consul to New Granada commends IT.
Mes A. I'D SANDS, Gentlemen Having used and witness
s ysous & VI"
ss saa Of IT, s value
i,scted almost like charm speedily the
tonic and invsorsing influence. a..
usa Msaco Rd MY cousin Gem zashsry
has for he ~. n ss s
and considered almost Indispensable requisite in the
aS 4 s p
% Gn 1I ~dss eoSn the
Yours, respectfully $50. o. nh N a,.r.s
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS
Nrw YoRK. Feb IT. ls4s
suffered Oh my
affecting the ynx during which time was treated by the
and the United States
benefit but all the time
declining and the disease making fearful
tho1ght most efficient producing but confident the
depoable situation the larynss being accompanied with
great difficulty breathing would have term
obtained relief through the medium OF your
s did
this will when informed had tried
fifty during the four without
&C. ss taking .p' % w sssse
and therefore think duty
gentlemen benefit Of suffering humanity to give this at
| testation Of my
Yours, very truly, d. rAtENI'
Consulate Of France il the United sotes
statement and signature acknowledged
| presenc by Mr. ID. Parent NJ true
For the Consul General of France,
L. BORG, Vice Consul.
following interesting presented and the reader invited
peusa such evidence unnecessary
NEw YoRx, April 20, ls41
Messrs SANDS Genlemen Having been afflicted with
debility Of appetite &C., receiving benefit
from the remedies prescribed concuded ho1u tnIe
make of your sarsaparla now have the
onformng that its effects have been attended win
happiest restoring health and induced to
testimony the others already and to
desiring further information will personally give the par
the effects of n invaluable medicine by
calling at 28s Bowery, New York
Yours respectfully, JANET McINTOSft
cerfes Miss Janet Mcintosh is known to member
church. good standing andsorthy Of eonGdsnse
Pastor of Second Pre,by.er Church Brooklyn
Prepared and sod wholesale and retail by and Sands
Fulton street. of William, New
York Sold also druggists generally the United States
and Price 81 bottle six bottles for S.
Washington city by K Patterson corner of 9th
street Also Charles
It'll street and Pennsy Oct 25dtFcb25
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purchased during the week. ranging 5000 to
There are now 81 vessels up for San Francisco rom
nor, inludng steamers, and Is up for Chagres This DO
ma nd for peasss has made il difficult to procure
for other destinations.
The stock marker has been firm. but con'oe'is w ~.
tinued sales of United States stocks In onoo anu r e
hnndancs Of money speculation is not very great The
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Seminary the Education OF Young Ladies',
street, between 18Th and nth streets, opposite tn
-1 PresidenfG Square

Seminary the Education OF Young Ladies',
street, bet,Ueen l6M and nth streets, opposite the
a President& Square
T,HE Principal Of this institution, Miss CARROLL hay
J. ing selected the position above indicated, will be
prepared receive pupils Monday next the 4h OF Sep
tembeT. $50.
All the departments OF English, Classical, and Mathe-
NAUTICAL learning, together with the Modern Languages,
Music Drawing, and Painting &c. will be provided with
competent and nccomp lished Instructors
Miss Carroll will besow unidentified personal attention in
the OF her pupils with all the advantages which
have been acquired by much experience and the instu-
will have OF her father, Ex-Governor
Carroll from Maryland now resident OF ,1is city.
The conditions of admittance, which will be moderate
course of study &C., will be found in he. prospectus and
any further information furnished by early application
residence, G street, between AZ and 9TH streets.
RxFERKNcEs.
Hon. John Y Mason, Secretary oil the Navy
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, u. s. Senate.
Hon James A. Pearce, U. s. Senate.
/ Rev. DR.. Laurie, Washington.
! Rev r. R. Gutley, do.
Rev. DR.. VIM: s Plumer, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. DR. s. w. Green, do.
Rev. DIR. Breckenridge, Kentucky
=, Rev. DR. Thomwel, South Carolina.
/ Rev. Dr. Van Rensselaer,, New Jersey.
Rev. DR. Campbell, Albany, New York
Hon. J. w Crisied, Maryland.
Hon. J. G. Chapman, do.
+ Arg. J0--dtf
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New routes In New Jsr.sy, P.nnsyIvsni., Maryland,
md Ohio.

Extract from, the act Of Cossx Of 81 March, l5i5, esn 10
7nd be further enacted That shall be the duty of the
Postmaster General all future lettings of contracts for the
transportation of The mall let the in every case 10
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance without other reference the mode Of such
transportation than may be provide for the due
CELEBRITY certainty aud security ofsuch transportation
shall any contractor hereafter be required 70 purchase
take valuation, the stock vehicles of any pre-
vous contractor for the route"
Bidders will be careful To read the forms and instruc
lions appended TO this advertisement They requested
10 slate prop sas the mode by which they intend
to convey the mail Where the size and weight OF the
mails the speed called for in the schedules shall require
it, the will be made for coach, steamboat, rail-
road conveyance the may be- and, consequently
veyance In all other cases the routes i'll be assigned
bids proposing the cheapest modes OF transportation
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
L from the lst day Of July lsts to the 3Oth of June
MARYLAND, and OHIO, will be received at the Contract
Office the Post Office Department the city Of Washing
ton until ofhe 4h April, 1919, 10 be decided by the
Oath Of April 1897 the and in the and
INV NEW JERSEY.
1869. From New Germantown at 10 m Wednesday
By Pottersvie and UnionviIe
To German Valley, by Up m, IL miles
And back between p m and go m same day.
1870 From Key Port at m, six times week. often
as the boats run between New York and Key
BY Holmde and Colts Neck
To Squankum, by - m, 20 miles
And back between p and same day.
1871. From Tuckahoe at m Saturday
BY Lower Bridge, Cedar Creek, Seavlle, and
Townsend Inlet
To Cape May c. H., by III m 90 miles
And back between 6 m and IL m same day.
Proposals to leave the morning. and return in the after
noon of the day, day to be named, will be
sdered
1872. From Philadelphia tPa) at Saturday
By Camden IN. J.) and the following places ::
E!lesburg Fellowship, and Green Tree
To Mount Laurel, Burlington county, IN. J.,) by -
m, 20 miles
And back between p and same day.
1873. From Cranberry at 8 a m Saturday
To South Brunswick, by III m, S miles
And back between p M and p m same day.
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TyHE True Greatness Of C0untry.-A discourse
i before the Young Catholic Friends Socisy at Balti-
cent? for sale At TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
y Feb 1 kahfi.is- sa New Bookstore 9th street.
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MARYLAND.

1856. From Baltimore at 6 Saturday
BY Cub Hill and Fork Meeting house
To Belair, (Md.) by IN, 80 miles
And back between m ami Friday.
1857. From Princess Anne ate m Wednesday
BY Kingston
To Jefferson Corner, by 10 N, l6 niles
And back between m and m same day.
1853 From ElIicou's Mills at Saturday
By Clrksville and Sandy Spring
To Rockville by p m, 25 miles
And back between 9 and p m Friday
Proposals for tri-weeky conveyance Ciakyills or
through on the whole route, will be considered
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Notice 60 ClAiananls.

TUCKER & ADDISON, General Agents, office 9Th
street, (Colemans Budings) four doors north Of Penn
sylvania avenue
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose Of prosecuting claims all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments of the general
government.
All communications (pos paid) addressed the above
shall receive prompt attention References is made to tho
following gentlemen.
Hon Geo NJ Dallas, Vice President Of the United States
Hon. John McLcRn Supreme Court of the United States
Hon. Robert J. Walker, Secretary OF, the Treasury.
Hon. Jno. Mason, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon. X. M. T. Hunter United Suites Senate
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, d. G.
Jno E. Add con. attorney atlaw, will continue to give
attention to business before the OF
the District Of Columbia and the adjoining counties of
Maryland and Virginia. July l3-ly
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I,,RENCH and Spanish Lansuaxes.-J. MEIERE, ato
professor United States navy, Yale College, &c, re-
specially acquants the citizens of Washington that nc
conem plates giving instruction in the above languages
as well as in the English to foreigners. .
Prof Meiere haers himself that his reputation an IN
strlctor well established here require particular
references. m -.
For terms &c. address NJ, the bookstores of Messrs
Franck Taylor Taylor Il Maury, and Fischer, at ms
residence at Mrs Williams, opposite Mr. Franck Taylors
Pennsylvania avenue. Nov, s-u
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A IDE Memoire to the Military Sciences, I'D VOL,
"a London, 1885, Just imported by +. TAYLOR. with
many illustrative Engravings Maps, Diagrams, &C. SUB
Jecs, Forsihcaton, Field Fort. Permanent; Fort Fie
Fortress Permanently Fortresses. Field Places dn MO-
ment; Forts, Detached Fertilization, Permanent; do
Cochorns; do Bastion do. Montaemberrs do Carno!s;
do German do Relative value of; Fougass, Frae Fur
mace. (sho Fuze, (for mines y Gabion, Cavansm 90
ognosy Geology, Grenade Guard house, Guerie Gnn Got
ton, Gunner, Gunnery, Gunpowder Hea Horse, Hurdie'
Hut, lee kyanzing and Bunettzing, Laboratory Lever
ling, Loophoe, Machcoulis, Magazine, Manruvrss, Man
let, Marine Artillery, NC M
TIE following volumes of this valuable series will be re-
in london Nov rs
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DILL PAPER rulsd with red lines
D Cheap letter paper and foolscap
Blank books and pass books Of every sixs
=. !. -, TAYLOR a. MAURY
Jan y New Stationery Store, near 9th ,usst
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CHEAP stationery.--Cheap blank books, cheap wrap
~ ping paper, and cheap school books
q TAYLOR IL MAURY,
Jan 10 New Book aud Stationery Store, near 9th ST.
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Common Plena.

Before Judge InHraham.
JAN. 16.-Wm Dennis Us. Isaac Hendrise and
1-1 his action Of repievin, to try the right
Of property in q machine fer driving epilss. The
plaintiff claimed the machine having been orig naly
built BY hmtelf while the defe pdant claimed BE-
longing to a man nsmsd Ferguson, who had been in
partnership with the plsnt and having received It
In payment OF debt que to bin by Ferguson. Tho
jury found for the plaintiff Fix dana s~s aud
cents costs, and valued the machine at 1915 After
the jury had rendered their verdict, soms inquests
were taken, and the court adjourned.
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=. ABDUCTION. Benz F. Russell, Of North Adams,
Mass, was arrested on Saturday, on a charge OF
abduction The arrest uade at the instigaton OF
Mr. Hodges, an tffcer Of North Adams who acted for
The parents OF one Of the nbdu ted parties IL appears
hrt the prisoner about the 10Th Of December last Ab
ductso two emase from the town OF North Adams and
1sd With them TO Troy Their are Miss Staples
sgeo ~ and Miss La Belle aged 10 Boh have hitherto
sustained respectable aud both respect
sbe yarents residing in Massachusetts. II IL bsi-ved
hat the abduction effected by some young men in
Notth Adsms Russell acting a. heir hired agent, aud
that wHs dobeto rome uDpls disclosures
The pirs are supposed to b. In Troy they have
rec, TO this city though ell .crs to them
have tbus far proved oueucc, ssfu The prisoner
iosreo to md bail In the sum % $500, In default o.
shcb be Vas sent 70 prison After the exam alton he
f.i.o a. produce the abducted girls. and pay S35 "
=, - Lerl:itt T,ra Get lin at liberty T,cy Bassr.
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Tine Ohio Troubles.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 18-P M.
The Joint committee Of the Legislature report that
Ford has majority for Governor, and Is therefore
elected majority of the mttes express the de-
oded opinion that Ford is clesry elected but the mi
nority differ relative to facts.
The House, to- day, have adopted the report Of the
Portage county. (~hgJ his contested seat and vaoat
Portage county, (whieJ his contested seat and vso
Ing the Clinton county seat. The committee to ex-
anime the alleged in the guber returns
are still pursuing their investigations; . report Of
which Is expected soon.
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SURVEYING ExrEDITIoN TO THR lsTHMUs or Pa
MAMA An expedition, composed OF Major G.. w.
Hughes, Capt Tinan, Capt. S,del, OF the army,
and Mr.. Norris, OF Philadelphia, with their assls-
tsnta, numbering tbiry.elpht IN all, leave this
city on Monday, IN the bark Tempeton, for Cha.
eres They commence, Immediately on their ar
rival, the survey OF the track selected by Mr. As
pinwtll and company, for the construction of The
Iallrt ad to Panama THIS 10 the commencement
~ "" r''rr'ise, - angts well for It's speedy
La.
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ACCIDENT ON THK HoUsATonIo RAuRoAD--On
WeuDt sday, as the HOusatOnic tram was coming
from ibany, when about three miles this side OF
Bridgeport, Conn, the bumper, which holds one
ger cars about 800 yards behind tue engine, and
fur other ears AT the time Of the dlsconnrc.
ton the bell cord broke, at the same TIM ringing
the bell, when the engineer immediately stopp d,
The two back cars beng under good headwsy,
soon struck the iofwai d ones, which made lite
crash, tome what iDJuTing the brake aud the plat
form OF one OF the ears. The z. ntleman!y aud
energetic conductor, Mr.. Fisher, sooo proc lred An
ox.cbain irom n farm house, aud In a few mo.
m.pts fastened IN. m t.gpsher. No person being
injured except the brakeman, who was slightly
hunt IN his hip, they procr-ded, and arrived Ia
this city ut about the usual hour.
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Circuit Court.

kef0r- Judge Edwards
JAN. IL Will Of the late Beayamtn Romaine, Esq -
The evidence both sides closed yesterday eve
ming This morning counsel ommencsd cumming
up 10 support Of the will and followed by
for the heirs Two counsel have get TO sum up
on each side II u believed they will consume the
will probably BE- given 10 the jury Saturday morning.
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SINGULAR DISEASE or THE EyE-A singular case
occurred last week at The Glasgow Eye Infirmary.
GIRL Of sixteep yesrs OF age having sopsd on so-
OF loss Of sight Of her left eye
certainsd TO be tn. presence OF living hydatid
(fhe eysficrcus Of scientific nstursts) In the eye
coee b. fore the pupil which IL petely obstr
The rbetes OF animal consists Of q round bag about
the SIZE Of smaii pea from which eide spr ngs
IT, body which IT, flament, consulting OF numerous
rippe sbd capable Of being clio ogat~d and rsacted
the crestoie's will The body euds In the neck and
bead and the latter 9TH four lateral
All tbi. PLAN to the naked eye this in tasse
but appeared sti more 70 when the animal svsd
brout microscope As the existe Of such crss-
tpTe in The ,nttrr " the eye not only prevents vision
but ultimately destroys the whole textures Of the
gan ~ was re,oIvtd TO remove Il By operation This
wss successfully effected en- Saturday 'sst The patient
behaved will perfect rtesdi ess md nd her vision
Immediately restor.d. The hydztid continued to 1.-Two
for Dor than bali an hour after being extracted As
Only four similar record the excited
much curiosity. and was Examined by numerous visit.
ttrs, both lay and medical - Glasgow (Canadn) Giro
1icie,
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fetal Loss Of che Br,,l.h BARK Hs,sn..

BosroS, January Is ls4o
The British bark Heens Buell.. from New York for
Galway, with 10 90 bu hes was foned the
10th inst In LAT 80 lon o6 so having sprung leak that
day In . heavy N N E. gale. Capt g., his wife, and
fifteen of the Grew, taken of and brought this
port in the schooner v,rsinian, from Baltimore
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CBocTAw Em,oRArioN "A party of Choctaws,
liz In number, under Hugh Mcdonald. Esq =,
pSsted thr Ugh Jackson, their wy the Oh
Agency weat of the State o. Arkansas the n
The, we're from Nebobs county Another party Of
$50, der the charge Of the Rev. Stewart, (hsv
uE lie came dsst,DatonJ took tho Canton I'D to
vick'bure siev days prssiusy. There are still about
3tC0 Indians 10 the stat. pr,popai,y In East Msss
.ipp hut " is believed the Cover me Mt ooot nues
allow the pr'sept compensation for their removal
$50 ~ escb u will not he otg " the people 81 This
state viii etrio 81 popnlsti,p which greatly retar 80
iis prewtb and s.utmert Many OF those Who t-seS
hroueb Thu plac. we've unusus1ly one ioohiDy msn
''.tt oa Ms Sowhr0n.
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PirTssURo, Jan. Is. 1849.
The steamer Mary Ann struck BY dr. fling
coal boat this morning. and sunk. No lives lost
The weather 10 very peassnt The rvsr has CON-
nenced falling, and th-re 1, only seventeen feet
water In the channel yesterday there was twenty
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Tho New York city Guards.

PaiLADELrH,A, JAa IL 1870
The New York City Guards arrived this NOR nj "a.
and met with . bospiable rsespiioa They VISITED.
curing the day, the Academy u Fine Arts the MIN.
tn. Fsirmeunt Water Works, ths oiirasd College and
pdepeDdeDce Hail. where sh.y we're received ny Mayor
swift Ia the evening sumptunss entertainer "a,
prepared fog them at Or nera' Cad ~asdss reside ns
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N arise COurt.

before JudRo SmIth
JAN. 18- Dogeen vs .anbt.r. This was an action on
judgment obtained In Assistant Justices Court,
before the ccdc OF procedure went into operation.
The def pdapt dtmurred, the grou the court
had no juriediotitn under the code Upon argument
OF the demurrer Judge Smith held that eection Of
the ct de do not Apply Co before
the code took effect, and overrued the demurrsr.
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STEAMER fa r.' letter, received
in this city, from Cbaeres by the Falcon, at New
Orleans, mentions the arrival Of the mail steamer
California at Psrams, previous In the 3Oth Dec.
We sre inclined To doubt The truth OF this report,
as she vas oct expected before the 7th, having re-
ry,r.r r,an, fs,- ~ }in over The time spccli"t 4,
winch nc cesearlly delayed her arrival Al fs.anAA.
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Snureinnu Cs,sarf.

GENERAL Term.
Present Justices Jones, Harlbut, and EdnVnds
JAS 18-No 50 Ia the highest cause the Gale ndar
yet reached. No 40 . reserved cause, WAS taken up
this morning, an6 In part argued