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CARROLLTON HOTEL.
undersigned respectfully inform the public that they

CAhhCkLION HOIEL.
fIHHE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
L have just taken the above mentioned establish -
ment with the extensive Gardens Ten Pin Alleys E.J
Billiard Room Ice Cream Saloon, etc., etc appertain
thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole and
making very considerable improvements therein they
prepared to receive and accommodate Permanent and
Transient Boarde 1t almost useless to expatate the
attractions to be found the Canoliton Hotel
Grounds. As suburban place of entertainment the estab
lhment is second TO in the South, possessing as
does almost unvaed scenery and the artificial helps OF
Gardening in the production of fruits and flowers such
no be found in the vicinity of New Orleans.
As place of temporary rusilcaton-as retreat from tho
noise hustle and OF city life lit merits than ord
nary notice from the yster.
The ind sgned apprise the the public that their Larder
will always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
ties of Game Fish, a3d they have laid in finely
ssoed siocE OF Wines and other Liquors they can furnish
Dnner SUPPER Chance Repasts, to private parties at
the shortest 80 -sioie notice.
The undersigned therefore liter themselves that in add
ten then aduous efforts TO please the beauty OF
the location its saubou atmosphere the with which
he he'd their establishment by railroad render
the canoon Hotel tie desirable OF all summer resorts
for The citizens Of New Orleans.
ANGEL Il CHANDLER.
sT For terms of Board. ETC., inquire at the Planters
Hotel or at the Hotel in CaIrotOn. Capt. A. AN6ELL
ap9 IF CHAs. CHANDLER.
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CALIRORNIA.-The Consul OF France, at Homo.
alu, in the Sandwich Islands, has sent to the
1nmber Of Commerce, at Havre, an interesting
ecount relating to California. The Consul COM
Knces with an account of the first discovery of
pld by the Americans, in digging the mill-dam at
satfers He then says The results obtained by
hose who were first at the diggngs are almost in
edible. Drunken sailors, loose vagabonds, de-
sies from whale ships, escaped convicts, and
en Of thai stamp, have come on here to Honolulu,
ner an absence Of two or three months, worth
rom $4,000 to 100000 francs. The minimum of
aIns each one made in day has been sixty dol
an There are at this momentsix thousand work
men on the banks of the Sacramento. The Ell
Dorado, that dream of adventures. ever since the
arof Columbus, has at length been discovered"
sConsul then regrets that the state of the treaty
ssween France and the United States, does not
NOW more privileges to French ships in the port of
an Francisco. lie concludes with saying that he
ssds a specimen of the gold. Signed, Dillon,
Consul Of France
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SERMON FROM Col. WEBB.-We suppose that
@Nsw York Courier and Enquirer, when it COM
nenls as follows on the recent affairs of Canada,
really preaching for the benefit Of the present
Administration:
There is one feature of this whole transaction
Which may be studied to advantage by all public
meh. The government set out to crafty its enc
mes, and it has only succeeded in alternating ITS
p'ends The same policy will always have the
ame result. 1t is Just, os well as natural, that it
mould be so. A proper degree of Cancellation
mould pervade every government No party and
y class should ever. be put or kept under a.ban.
nat Il there is any justice in party dvisionsif the
principles OF one party are any better than those OF
anolher, the distinction should be recognized as the
ass Of action. Parties themselves always under
aand this; and it is this understanding of it which
gsss Vigor and energy to party efforts. No party
VIII ever put forth any special exertion TO make
Nnan principles dominant, unless it believes they
VIII ne carried out. And no party was ever yet
sHsased or won by any attempted seduction OF Its
Victorious opponents The radical party in Can
qua, Tor example, makes no more demonstrations OF
pssy on account of the government bill 10 repay
~, rebellion losses. They do not think it worth
snle, even for effect, TO profess devotion TO the
uOwn. They like the law, and will uphold the
S%'efhment and the party which concede 1t: but
~sh support is only pro tanto
Asimar and still stronger instance may be
%ana at home. John Tyler came into the Presl-
SEailal office as wing. He was induced to turn
S as pack upon the party that elected him, and to
S So~ all the influence they had placed in his
anus against them at the next election. His efforts
preceded, and mainly through them the locofocos
S ~qured the ascendancy. And their very first act
~ ~S 70 Turn out Of office every friend of Mr. Tyler
,.n Nun 'hey found in possession. They greedIiy
sn upon the profits of the treason, but their IN
%s taught them to brand and disown the traitor.
,v.I Il Is 50, and it ought to be so, always and
n'EI'where. Canada is proving it now, as parties
MI England and in this country have proved it
S 'IetIe The example and the lesson should not
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
hrs. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patients
~ that they can be Consulted daily at G.,
Their office, from A. M. to p M Dr.
Persons many improvements in DEN-W TYyV$E5S
TALSU RGERY, are too well known and @II1Ib
appreciated to require enumeaiing. His Block Teeth
particularly worthy the atientian of those requiring artificial
Their prices graded to suit the circumstances of
all Office at their residence, B.7RON.TE street near
lanai street apo If
DENTAL NOTICE,
II +. SMITH, DENTIST begs leave assure his
u. friends and the public that he has SEtSs..gssss.
not no, left, and does net intend to leave. the
city. tie still he consulted at his OidU
Once, at the Corner OF Lafayette Square lII
st. Charles street. mhA If .
DR. MENSING, Dental Surgeon
AVING returned to the city Of New Orleans from his
"a tour in the North and East is prepared Ss.szs.
10 perform all operations afperainng TO the 1fSgssfrI
TEETH; and has become acquainted wthU TfT$%sy|
the best mode OF operating approved by the .1lIL
College OF Dental Surgeons OF Baltimore Nd His price
for operations proportion to suit the times. al6 If
TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE. by DR.. MENSlNG'S
TOOIH-7CHE ELIXIR, or change. k1Y- Office
No So BarOnne street, 4th door above Common st.
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TO oALHoRNIANs!
GMITH & BROTHER, No. So COMMON STREET.
- GRAND DEPOT for the sale of oh
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

Manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT
~ s Il b. have for sale and constantly receivng,
almost every article for the comfort and use OF the
found AIR BEDS, Air Pillows, India Rubber Cloth Riding
Gaps. Sou weslers Cloak Coats Ponches Clothing Bags.
Travelling Bags Bottles Water Tanks Blankets and Tar
pau.lns. ....ALso... -
TENTS. PACK S.aDDLES. CALIFORNIA SADDLE
BAas Saddles and Brds: of every description Bt, Str
rups, Spun. Hair Rope. Moss Blankets etc. ota, f'as
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NJ FARMLAND PoLIrIcs.-We notice that in the
mssIltnnser Democrat, Joseph NJ. Parke is recon-
C seHoed as suitable candidate for Congress, and
a. CG, Anthony kimmel, as a candidate for the
S Sbel Magistracy of Maryland. The Snow Hill
SnTS, In noticing the fact that John W. Crisfeld
sr, es reelection to Congress from that district,
H., There is a rumor afloat here that Samuel
III @1pelon and T. r. L0ckerman, of Talbot, and
Ssai1', ;. Cotiman and w. S. Waters, of Somerset,
'9n9mnation.''
onnofchesfer, we learn, has one asprant for this
AL Osl-Joseph E. Muse, the Deputy Attorney Gem
i NJ Somerset and Dofset--and Worcester, too,
k,s fpirlekson and John r. Franklin, both MEM
!" our Worcester bar.-Bait. Clipper.
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w NJ. 8. NJ OR GAN.

WIN. S. NOR GAN,
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
81 CANAL STREET, Third Door from Camp street,
HE subscriber has just received additional supply Of
GOODS consisting Of very supe- HA.
1 Gold and 9d! Silver ef Watches Ec with
R9ske and other superior makers also fine London Duplex
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets
Necklaces. Breast Pins Gold PENCILS Gases Finger Rings
himself in the Northern markets from the latest European
impoations consisting Of Work Boxes Dressing Cases fine
Fans Reticules. Scissors fine assortment OF SILVER
WARE, pure coin; and other fancy articles
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
rates. jai6 5m
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST LOFTS HOTEL.

BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
J. nshed will be opened on the 10th of May for the -
reception of Visiiers and Families wishing spend the A
signed have purchased this property permanent
dence, and viii keep the house Summer and Winter
expense WILDE spared reuder STAY Of vsers
pleasant and agreeable Imy2 2m] C. LEWIS & CO.
HARTWELL'S WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No. 223 CHESNUT STREET, PHIL.aDELPHLf.
he undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
i friends that this SPLENDID HOTEL. which ~.
been elegantly retted. enlarged and refunished in the
most fashionable manner. and the entire organization Of
be had all times by giving few houn
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders it one of the most desirable in the
city Tor Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either
pse hsys Fl and there ha e NO ns
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths AWAY. in
readiness. my7 d&WH
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
,,,ur Lake end Of .New Shsu Road.
L welknown and favone est bIish ment, and -
tend. to pahe it in every respect worthy Of the pat
pleasant drive to of the eegan and sanhous
treats in the country. The gardensand groundswl be kept
IN the best order he will have boats out all times to keep
his table supplied with the tnny Tribe fresh from their ocean
home. He viii also be at ali times supplied with eyeryde
serpon of wild and all the delicacie. that the New
S gone S%'nSPs ds 81
oARDING HOUSE.
II SRaxIER Street Asesn st. eagtes amd GGre
MRS, WILSON, Gate of 81 Bisnvile street.) respect
W. fully informs her friends and the nusic generally
HOUSE thoroughly retted and prepared for the accommo
age she hopes by dgent att non TO the comfort and con-
venience OF her patrons merit and receive continuance
as 'ig d&W w terms VIII De- as nss'00's MODERATE
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with American vessels, bound to California, and
that the streets of Rio were swarming with YAM
KEGS. The report that the Emperor intended CIV
ing the Americans banquet is contradicted, as
Capt. C. says that these "spns of freedom in
duIged in such freakish exravagancies as not only
frightened the town from its proprie.y, but scared
the Emperor himself almost out of his senses His
majesty probably intended to have given them
kind reception their arrival but their free habits
apparently accorded ill with his imperial notions
number of the Californians were arrested for
rotous conduct, and placed in prison.
LATER FROM PUERTO CABELLo.-By the arrival
at Philadelphia of the bark Thomas BALLET, Capt
Dill, the North American has dates from Puerto
Cabello to the 4th ult. They present very gloomy
picture of affairs in Venezuela. The people show
strong dissatisfaction with the despotic measures of
the Government of Monagas, and have become
thoroughly unsettled The prices for all produce,
whether foreign or domestic, were very low, and
trade was almost at slandstill. 1t was becoming
every day more and more evident that there must
be change in the Government, and if our previous
accounts NAV be relied on, that change points to
Guzman, the present Vice President, as the success
sor of Monagas in the Presidency of Venezuela.
We hear nothing of Gen. PaeZ in these growing
troubles, but it is reasonable to presume that he is
not idle, though very secret IN the work OF fomen-
ing discord in the Government which has over
thrown, but not conquered him.
In our last advices it was mentioned that Mona
gas had, for political reasons, seized and thrown
into prison at Caprupano number of French citi-
zens, among whom was the Vice-ConsuI. The
strong protest called forth by this proceeding from
the French Consul General has added another to the
MANY difficulties of the Government. The French
Consul insists upon ample apology and PREPARATION,
and the result of the matter still in doubt when
Capt d. sailed. Another revolution in Venezuela
seems from all accounts, 10 be imminent.
LATER FROM ST. DoMINGo.--The brig Stephen
G. Ross, Capt Winchester, arrived at New York
on the 1st inst, from st. Domingo City, with dates
to the 18th ultimo President Soulouque was
within l6 miles of the city, with an army of 10000
well-disciplined troops. He had taken all the
| towns on his march, and was expected to attack
| the city in day or two. The inhabitants were
| taking every chance to leave, and number of
British vessels were crowded with refugees. A
large quantity of money and valuable property was
| placed in the houses of the American and British
| ConsuIs. The city was almost entirely deserted by
| women and children, and no doubt 1t ia by this
time in possession of Soulouque, from whose char
acter it is supposed much blood has been shed.
Capt. w. says he had much difficulty IN getting
clearance and provisions enough for his voyage
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
no RDTNG HOuS s
SMITHS HOTEL Rayou Sara. Z,

SMITHS EOTEL... Bayou Sara, La.
Immediateiy fronting the Steamboat Landing.
FTNRAVELERS going up Ouaehita or Red River
tage stop with him all the Boats stop at Bayou
Sara: Horses. Carriages and Bngeies always to hire
fy2 1y T. b. SMITH. Proprietor
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
MURPHY'S RESTAURANT,
Bowling and Billiard Saloons.

MUHPaYS hESI AUHANT,
Bowling and Billiard Saloons,
100 ST. CHARLES STREET-Next to the Theatre.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
Il the public that he mas made extensive addi-
tons to his Establishment, rendering il the most
complete and desirable in the city. The RES 10y.
the choicest fare that The markets OF the city Afford IN
stys TO satisfy the mostastidoos Epcure Having nun.
her of Spacious Bedrooms with entire unilure, he
is prepared TO accommodate BOARDEkS with or without
Lodging, by the day week month. Terms moderate.
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely reitted.
and visIers will find the Tables and appointments oil this
establish equal TO the city and from its
trail situation must continue be the Billiard Saloon OF
the city.
The ROWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
great care and effort the part of the subscriber sbaHbe
wanting to give general satisfaction to bis patrons and to
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage.
tR- The BAR, usual, will always be furnished with
the best of LIQUORS. ....-.-.-.5+
apll 3m RICHARD MUkPBX.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
VNYHOLES LIE purchasers to call and examine my very
w Iayee stock of HATS and CAPS in store. and -
- CONSTANTLY receiving by every arrival from New
York, direct from my manufactofy in New.
ark NJ j. can sell cheaper than any other house in
~ The city and there cannot be fopnd in New Orleans
better of those articles. have present
800 dozen of black. white and pearl BUENA yISTA5
fur and wool. JOHN DURBRiIGE,
,v13 % t,us!Omhouse 81 % stairs.
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Al II. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Watoh- y~2
w. maker aud dealer in JEWELRY, GOLDtPM
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES If IA
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(s47
t,arills
y life
worse
u. had
| J., and
filla
ought
| Use no
B. ne
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NEW WAICAES, JEW ELhY, EIO
WYE in receipt Of large and splendid stock Of
w God and Silver Lever, Lepne and Deupex ~
manufacture. Also. Jewelry, Sill A
ypsrwse Spe rnrIs Geld Pens $50
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen stock before purchasing elsewhere is
shall be sold as low as at any house in the city,.
KNOWLES & NOEL, 35 Canal street.
NJ BOur personal attention will be devoted to repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks Jewely etc.,
ny n 'n"i peii"'" '""''''''"' a. ''' Vi -"
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INCONSISTENCIES,

M II. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street. Wsteh. r-7
IN make, and ds gh,, in u JEWELRY G0hP
AJewelry ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices. nlSfAA
WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
with Hunting Gases Of M l. Tobias, Roskeil and "a
sod e" KY asd Lsas.
Be- Also. great variety Of FANCY Go6Ds Selected By
one ofthe firm in the European markets consisting of Work
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks. Casters, Candlestcks Doubls and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols, Revovers Bowie Knives, Military Goods, &c.
&c i'r sale al m aSps sI's GoobRcH j, cbas.
FINE WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Etc.
U A. TYLER, 80 CAMP ST., has constantly on hand
Lever Lev f Duplex ssd csu Ss HFs
I'D S Gsia Ga t4sIS ;ss sEAG Gss Fss
Pencils. Thmbes, Buckles, &o Fine Bracelets Br9oe,e
a RF Fcss % si aohi lS
Candesticks, Urns lich Fancy Goods, Lubn.s fine Per-
% asn S ssa SssT Ss @ sSs SG
Silver, Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses Of
knidEye Protectors, ETC.. ETC., CONSTANT, on hand, and
fitted to suit tine eye at short notice mis-
YoUNG's, No. Camp Street New Orleans,
~ the N ss'1s ea, ire news and % seez A
Il eve stock Of Ladiss' and. and Gents
Ing and pdfsas Ss Quad Vest and Fob
Ezssalatest and most fashionable style Of Ladies, and
a Fass r sna BSon
der Bnee gold and silver SPECS gold pn o hs es
: Of which will be sold the lowest cash prices The pub
c are respectfully invited to call and examine before pu
N B. The stncest attention paid to the repairing of fine
Watches Clocks and Weiry Canes Diamonds a5 and all
All epsHs warranted. or no charge nztJe
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MUNICIPALITY No. ONE Us. THOMAS VoGTEL.
.AppeaI from the Fourth Justice of The Peace Of
the Parish Of Orleans. . .EusTIs, C. J. For the
reasons assigned in the case Of Municipality No.
One u.s. Cutting, supra, the judgment was affirmed,
with costs.
AMY HEWLETT, f. w. c., Us. J. P. HENDERSON.
AppeaI from the Third judicial District Court,
Parish of Jefferson. .SLIDELL, j.. Judgment
affirmed with costs.
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Emitted states Com an isshOner's Once.
psfnra liuorsa W Morton. EAQ

MARcH o. Charge VI aeuol.-Gso. a. Harris. Zoo.
orsoJ oook ana xnid vi American srs Joseph
Stewart, mattel wss brought up ON charge VI
La ing sttsnpiso To create sfevoL ON board, ON the
pSsssg. ffom New Uflsahs to this port Upon an IN
v~sgaon VI the csss, IL appeared that the captain
Aereo Lin to 70 down and up SEINE oarfss under
t6s saches ccOk repd that no had done so tnrse
or four before Lpon tns captain Ordsred
HIN ~ 'shui W and gave more jaw bat So aud DO
kis busin.ssn The steward had come dishes IN his
hard 1T the time; threw them the dock aud said
10 you'd 40 more duty board ms captain
ordered the mate 10 put him Ia irons, whicn
Done; ne was then lied ~, ana received Is lssnes.
JpsD this statv VI nots the die mssed the
aud Harris sci moved for wsrrAos Hszinst the
esptsis for cruel ana unusual punish a. waich
arsnted and put into che enc of the deputy
IusInha ale, With dTsotivns 70 arrest the captain
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.1+ Spe cial Sessions. sl l3l
Before his Honor the Mayor. s1d Aldermen Stevens
ana Uodka - u


MARcHe - Pert Ls'csny - George CLARK was charged
With seiDg back hoek pair VI black psnialoons
ard piece Of BLACK cloth. Of the value o. $26, the
property o Joseph q. Lsgher, No. ~ Bowery. Not
gulny.s sd. .r .fI.. fls, .t,.tl
On. of the Light Fingered fraternity. 70 shad-
don Il ooored msn charged WITH havtDs tussrtsd
bis band into The psckst Of psrson named CArvins,
and with having abstI soted thsrsfrom Of -
20 Guilty, and sentenced to 60 days In the Penitsn-
tisIy, .4 l.tJl rU.
Jealousy, .assaui. and Battery -Michssl Fields was
cbsrge0 with se,sulting bis wirs The uoforsunsse
Woman said that iG old trick of , hurbAnd's
jsalouty was the cause, bat sns had gwen him
sny fesson for entertaining nw0rthy . feeling
towN de her. Not ssilty.
Siestsng &trsr Wsich Samuel D Boyce, the rem
Lant ot one 90 whom hcklo fortune had been
kind but Who has since formed sm slisnes With his
eiosst daug charged nth steal.
ing siiver Oh Of the value OF 40 the property OF
Margaret Duffy residing &C liz SIEVE nth avenue Gull
~, and Sentenced TO w asys In the renitsntiAfy.
"A LtstTesstng Gaze Edmond Listen, y moss missr-
abe Ind d. looking creature, vas ossrsso VIII
stealing half kusbe OF coal, ITO property Oh Charles
Lewis The pritou raid that he had t~o s'ck Gnu
oren that be had taken spe Goals through oittSr as
trsse, not having . single cenL to purchase faei TOT
Them They had suffered much from cold and nsrd-
ship IL would be sin raid he to sero MN away ho@
his chioren. Cuity, snd IS be was unIasoaAoy
know n lie WAS sentenced TO six months IN tne rehi-
S,,aIns n Boat-J John Smith was charged with steal
Ing yswI boat value SIo the properly OF joseph y.
Aipsne Guilty., and sentenced TO " DAYS In the Pc
lite Dtisry.
Rsbbins the kaional Thsatre.-A young chap BY
TIE ~ NE Of Jobn Ready Was arrested on Monday, ON
h charge OF con nitlins burglary on tho Nstioual
theatre. In Cbatnsm street, ssd Sealing thvrsfron
three pistols, pair VI ladies' ugnts, gold ring to-
gethef with r-i other Hrtic Of stsgs dx,nss also
sbont $50 IN sl,er and copper Tas whole Of the
property ftoen 10 valued VI $50, belonging 70 Mr..
H.bry LbaDfrsu A part OF tae stolen properly ws'
recovered, aLd sac thsr committed 70 prsson for
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Com mon Pleas.
nAlrra IuA.A Ills ho~ Mar

NARcH Q -.dehsises NJ Reeted os Wm. DedTs =
TLis xsr an soiion 70 recover $Iy0 the amount Of .
aectofs bill. The p.wntif physiciso alleged ne ~
I, I'd the ants vile daughter, IRON loth
Jul. lS4b 10 10th October II the came year And from
I'd ls46 10 10Th septs Der, 1916; snd for at
,,u.nIce on MRS Ascott inc aefenospt's SISTER ia-
law ,Iom 10Th Juss 1876, TO September lSsn ioIo
m, 6r,l e.t.ncs VAS that the charge was eaootant
s,e,nd, that the daughter PAID her own oi,is. snu
tG.i,d to psy her proportion " IN. plAin.in would
f.t nj, her With bill Third that There WAS no ptonhSe
~ >, Tor inc s.I, nee on Mrs Ascot, aud that the
bi for the de1a.d sgsinet her sas fur nhed 70 het
LustAnd lastly Ina the nun Der o. visits essrged
for we're msoe. Ale jury found verdictfor the
plaintiff for $tV.
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Supreme Court-aeneraI Term.

Present Justices jones' EdDobds and H1ribut.
MAEcH0 .nIhs Mailer Of Oys"i.x lith Street - The
moii~n IN this matter WAS rssuDed tins morning
eup'ed tho ~hoe Of the day, and wss not eonoudsd
hen the court adjourned. 9H .1 aJlf7ifE
The following named persoBs were admitted to prao
tse attorneys and ceupsslors In he Of this
State:-FrsDcis n. Bangs, Henry A. Boysrt, Daniel B.
BIswn, Aaron Butter. George Chester, Alfred Do.
greet David Harmon jr Enoch Kirkland, Jeremiah
oder job A Marsh Wiiam II. Martin, Myrr Mss.
tin DAVID O'Ksefs, jr, James N. Psenk, and Peter
Starr, jr. a.,,. I'D.