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80, For the Crescent
]ae s1Anlsesdrg Celebration e ne Order If the Sons o
Temperance in The State ef Loatissana
The yarious Divisions Of the Order Of lie ons oe sna
rance IN Lafayette. Alges and Grea uten.
eeebrasng m grand style their Anniversary of the Order r
this state on the fourth day Of May by public Proceor
anu olalon y IS 70 be hoped then that next Saturday
solnte sickness inisrpcses. NDs9' ~
Lei ule Az Of May then. be day that win exhibit on,
strength IN this city, and strike awe to the hearts of those who
wouo rown upon Us u their wrath and attempt TO defeat the
In The evening Temperance Ban viii be riysn nv !,
X n's,nneiA OF the order. Son or TRmpERANcr.
Newofleans. April q, 1850.
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CASE OF CAPT. HUNTER.-The court of inqui-
ry, respecting the taking Of Avaiado, was still en-
gagged at Annapolis, on the 18th inst, in taking tes.
tmony. Commodore Perry has occupied a seat in
the court, and rgidly interogated witnesses. Capt.
Hunter in answer to application to the Seereta-
ry of the Navy, was admitted, on the 18th, to
seat in the court room, 10 cross examine witnesses.
Samuel Humes Porter, ESQ.,, of Pennsylvania, acts
as counsel for the gallant captain. Gen. Scott is
witness fore the eonrt
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IHE opD FELLows CELEBRATION The cele
oratlon q the anniversary Of the Order of Odd Eel
lows and the laying Of the corner stone of thsi,
new Hall opposite Lafayette Square, viii take
place to-day without the weather should prove un-
proPltious The firing Of five guns will announce
a postponement. It's anticipated that the process
sion wil be the most numerous Of the order ever
Witnessed in our city, and preparations have been
made to present an imposing display. The exer.
cises at the Varieties viii consist Of an Grafton and
original hymns and odes. The full orchestra Of the
theatre will perform in concert with a choir com
posed Of the talented vocalsts Of the establishment
The dress circle of the Varieties will be reserved
exclusively for Indies.
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The MYsTKRIoUsLY FOUND BoDY IN PHILA-
DELPHIA.-The Ledger says that the probabilities
as to the body found built up in the wall of houses
Nos. 36 and 5s Walnut street, while tearing them
down, are, that while the house vacated by
the Bullock family during the Revolutionary war,
and when the city was in the possession of the
British one of Their officers died, and was thus OBJ
seurely buried for the sake of convenience The
only survivor Of the Bullock family thinks this
the case.
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GooDs FOR THE MILLIoS.-Guon at the corner of ST.
Charles and Canal Streets has one of the handomest stores in
the city, and displays endless variety of goods in almost
every department. For ladies' the thousand and one tres
me toilet can be found there, from the fragrant essence for
scenng the handkerchief the costly casket that ever
sparked before the of beauty. For gentlemen from
ner ioothpck to the elaborate dressing case from te anci
uy carved cane toahe impl lemen for the sports of the field
OF Of he wayea can be produced from shelves laden with
he ingenious works Of every cline. To those in the angling
mood we need only say, Go Guons for this
soaees roas, nes reels nets hooks and any number of
Improvements unknown in the days of Izaak Walton ANA
wMeh would have caused him infinite delight 10 obtain
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APPOINTMENT OF THE CoMMITFEE.-Atl length
we can announce the gratifying fact that the Com
mittee of Thirteen, under the resolution of Mr.
Foote, has been appointed. We reprint here the
names of those comprising it Messrs. Clay,
(Chairman,) Bell, Berren, Bright Cass, Cooper,
Dickinson, Downs, King, Mangum, Mason, Phelps,
and Webster
Seven are from the slaveholding States Messrs.
Clay, Bell, Berren, Downs, Mangum, King, and
Mason; and six from the non-slavehoding States :
Messrs Bright Cass, Cooper, Dickinson, Phelps,
and Webster.
The election of Mr. Clay as Chairman of the
committee, by vote approaching unanimity, clearly
indicates that the views Of that statesman. as set
forth in his compromise resolutions, are acceptable
to large majority of the Senate This fact.
alone, bespeaks confidence in the action Of this
committee but the additional and still more strik.
ing fact that, associated with Mr.. Clay on this
committee, are Messrs. Webster, Cass, Dickinson
Bell and Berrien gives the strongest assurance thai
now, at last the questions that have so long and
unhaprily agtated our country, from one extremity
to the other, are in fair way for satisfactory and
permanent settlement
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LAST SALE OF PA1NTINGs-Our readers will bear in mind
at te last and closing sale of Paintings takes place at No
13 St. Charles street on Tuesday and Tbn,s,v
when many valuable will be offered for SALE and will be
SOFA 10 te highest bidder without reserve 1t win be well for
our numerous amateurs be hand the season is so far
auvaeed there VIII not in all probability, be much compet
ton, and they have this opportunity of adding monv
choice works of art to their collections We under
stand that the two collections joined together advertised to
be sod contain many cheEdouvr of ART Let those who
are connoseurs in these go and see for themselves
and judge accordingly
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musical and TheatrIcal,

The AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND Assoc1A-
TIoN.-Ths is the name of society formed for
the purpose of rendering aid to aged or disabled
actors or their families. By the payment of small
sum annually fund is to be raised the revenues oil
which will be appropriated for the relief OF such OF
the members or their families as are in need 1t
well known that by far the greater number of actors
are careless and imprudent in their habits. This
society will have the effect of saving from their
improvidence something for rainy day. Placide,
we are glad to learn, intends shortly to set aside
night as benefit to this benevolent club.
PLAcIDEs VARIETlEs.-To-night that inimita-
ole comedy, The Rivals" is to be performed.
Mr. Blake takes the character of Sir Anthony Ab-
Sotuie' We are glad to have the tesly inimitable
old gentleman fall into such good hands.
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tB- ALL MAY POSSESS BY USING sHERMAN's TOOTH
PAsrE- is warranted free from acid any irJurou ngr
dienis and unsurpassed foe Whitening Teeth
moving preventing them from aching decay,
ne giving them healthy appearance, we'll hardening be
and swetening the breath. II
mouth and gives nnversal SUBTRACTION Whoever vii
ever after gYs the preference other dentTce. DR.
T. Cs.ifs ss BroadaI d. @. A. Peck ga Bowsry, Of the
best dentists IN tue city Of New York, and recommend
also many ohars o that proessO-D Elliott the distinguished
oeua corner BrovdSay and Any Streets Dr. James R. Chiffon
hs distinguished chemist, Park Benjamin. Esq, Jsmeh WHon
wehe' E' James Gordon Bennett Esq II HSsing. Weld Esg
Major NJ NJ N0ah ami ncary all the editors in New York
Prepared aud sold by A. Shsnusn, NJ d. los Nassau sCe N.
y. Sod "a New QHeaHS by the cole agents, -
kYsastlap ], WRIGHT 4 CO.. ~ uhariH'ih
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Respectfully, SIT, your Obedlent servant,
Thomas III BENTON

Mr. Foote is out in "card I" in the National
lnteligencer in reference to the report made that
he had retreated from Col Benton He says: "The
acl is, that neither retreated from, nor advanced
upon, the Senator referred to: | simply advanced
TO convenient position for purposes of defence
You say Mr.. Dickinson took the pistol from the
hand Of Mr.. Foote.' This is true, but would add,
that it was cheerfully surrendered on application
being made for it, and upon seeing that was no
longer in danger Of being assanied.''
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Barnum has engaged, with her whole suite
maid servant, musician, pages, and all, and is ex-
hip'ung in the Chinese Museum, Miss Pwan-Ye-
koo. The lady belongs to that higher class in Chi
na' who cannot bs looked on there by European
eyes, She is said to be " distngue in her man
ner, really handsome, only seventeen, viyacious
ana agreeable, and has the tinies feet imaginable
only two and half inches long.
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bENEflf OF MRS SrUART.-This evening the Histronic
Association open their beautiful tle ten on Nnvades 10
the public for the benefit Of their bright particular star.
Mrs Stnart' lady whose talents would adom any stage
Mrs Stuart Is well known O citizens and has been for
years The feeng iavonte in sister city of Mobile. As
presentations Her Pauline consider superior 10 any Of
the many attempts that have been made during the past
sou to ensct the Lady of Lyons - and as LAZY Cav
SPEAKER the character which she appears tonight, she is
Indeed sdmFabe' The Amateur Company will snsian The
hsRslelag BY lhe Did Vt eA mes pIOInuRt lsmss, aaa
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DR. s. p Toassed- Friend Although stranger take
the liberty OF addressing hes, giving the bne history OF the
b'neh have received N taking thS sapas have
much afflicted for about three with Yspeps
plain spinal HhectVn, and al debility Aud after
trying the prescriptions three of physicians the
etuntrv4 without much relief prevailed upon bottle Of
Thy Compound Extract sarsapaTa, which did but must
with but "a tile ctndencP and do believe have derived bene
ht from Than i OF he other medicines have taken aud en-
sill taking II, and gradually ieganmg strengl. When com
menced taking it, Twas entirely had been entirely
confined TO bed for MONTHS nd able TO turn myself m
bed aud able walk about As there none Of
to be obtained within several miles Of this place would like to have
il sell there be great call tof IN
this yesity and appears to give general h re-
queng this invaluable medicine o cne Ny
TeB enee, EiE betbtoxn, Indiana. CALVIN NEWsON.
nE- For sale by the sole agents N New oTleSns -
np29 iv 9dp J. WRIGHT g. Gu. ISL Cha.tres st.
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ANTI-RENT,-The case of the People, u.s. Har-
man Livingston, now on trial in Columbia county,
NJ y, involves only 100 acres; but it is thought
that its decision will affect the title to the whole
manor oil Livingston, which contains 100, 24O acres
great many old Colonial documents have been ex.
amlned during the trial. 1t will probably not be
concluded for a week
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MR. BRUINS ExHIBITIoN.-The exhibition Of the pupils
q Mr. Bruins at Armory Hail. on Saturday night was nu
netonsiy attended and passed off greatly the credit of the
precepor and the pupils The ball. which followed. repre-
senled 70 have been of the hrnnt samoan
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VARIABLE PAIkTINas.--Ve parculayv ,.u ,h. .,,..
u . oar readers % the collection Of Paintings now omen
loi inspection at No. 10 ST. Charles street which an 10 b.
v = auction by j. A. Beard on Tuesday and THURSDAY
neAl Ihefe are among them numerous works Of
iound Eoihy Of the attention Of connossur the name ot
MAJOR beard guarantee Of this The terms Of the AL
ase-over SEQ sixty days: over $780, ninety aays, t
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III haiEIiss ;Ionss,s spanish Lily White,

1t perfectly cent being purified Of all deeisrOus qualities
mpar skin NATURAL healthy, alabaster clear lvna
white time acting cosmetic the skim making
soft aud smooth
Sold only at ISL Chartres street apps Imp
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Ho! FOR CALIFoRNIA.Those persons who are destined
ior the Land of Gold, referred to the advertisement in
another column of the packet brig Chauan Capt p Ducy
ny which they will that she to sail positively this even
s we take pleasure in referring all those bound to Cali
iofa' o'a Chagres-who wish quick, comfortable and
truly pleasant trip, particularly to this vessel as we are in
formed that they can accommodate few more
Her Agents are o. Wckham, 35 Common street and RI M
hason Co. IA Gravier street. Passengers must be on
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MONTGOMERY HALL-.MOHtgOmery .4ia.-Travelers on
Their way to the North, who pass through Montgomery Ala
cannot nd more agreeable hotel in which to soourn than
montgomery Hail. The best of fare polite and attentive
WATERS an accommodating andlord-and landadv are the
characteristics ofhe establishment With these recommend
snons 1t is no wonder that has become the half lcay house
for travellers
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HoRsT's lRoS PIksos.-Thess fine instruments are in
Iess demand The many evident Improvements introduced
" M hofs whose musical taste well known has estab
ssd them firmly ia public fas or and our friend Tyler of 81
Gamp street, daily receiving orders for Their
Inc present supply not equal the demand but The nssru
Ienls WIN oe delivered as fast they can be procured from
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NEW DREss Goops FoR LADIES - Cbarres street n,
ie present te is filed with many handsome establishments;
oui we know Of none attractive than No. ~ presided
over ps Inc popular ra Of d. p Seaman Co. Low prices
ihe latest styes' Of Dress Goods Paris MIinery Emgn
deres, etc ,atH No r. - : A1''''o''
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Anthony O'Donnell is to be tried at the next
term of the Middlesex Supreme Court, for the
murder of man in Lowell. He is confined in the
same prison and on the same floor as Pearson.
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The number Of tickets sold for an overland expe.
ditlO1 70 California, getting up il NewYorE, by
way Of Fl Psso, lg slrsaay 990 y
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MAYo's Music Saloon, Nos. AND 7 CAMP srnrvr-
BY every arrival MAYO adds Music 70 his large asor
ment Of popular Airs, Songs, Dances and Wazes nj
Pianos embrace the manufacture of Herr and Gilbert and
eiy The celebrated Dolce Campana Attachment i exbb
tied at this house, and the improvement the Patent Vi
brang oyerbndge is also for sale. Cathcart's Melodeon
wind instrument, well suited for village churches; Harps
double aud single action Guitars. Violins Cahne Futes
and Brass instruments for band music can also be found Al
Mayo's
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Guinness g. Co.
IL Camp street,
DEALERS IN
CHOICE FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable for Presents comprising eness variety Of very
beautiful articles Of taste, fancy and use,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
complete fine Cotton SHIRTS Under
Shirts Drawers, Socks, suspender Crayas, sca Stocks
Gloves
TRAVELLERS GOODS.
hne assortment of Portable Desks, Dressing Cases. Mirrors,
Dram Flasks, Money Belts CaHes, Umbrellas, ETC. etc.
SP0RTSMAN'S GOODS.
Guns, Rides Pistols Powder Fasks Shot Pouches Game Bags
Gun Cleaners, Caps, etc.
GOLD PENS,
or all the celebrated makers and Silver Gases Of every
variety Of pattern, ranging in price, RETAIL from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY,
FINE CUTLERY, etc.
~ Orders promptly and faithfully at the lowest market
prices.
GUINNESS g. CO.
- IL CAMP STREET
apps Ct
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fY- Lecture on CaIifOrnia-At the Commercial
chnnga Hall ON MONDAY EVENING Anil -. w :. r Z

change Hall, on MONDAY EVENING April 29 by wARREN N
MIX who has just returned from California by the Ishmus route
In the steamship Falcon Mr. h. begs leave ladies and
gentlemen of this city that he will Monday Evening
At The Commercial Hail. on the mining condition Of California
For particulars, email bills
S Do'rs open at halpast o'clock Lecture commence
Tickets to be had the principal Bookstores
also at the door, ap29 II.
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Fish and Fishing.
GUION.

Corner OF st. Charles and Canal streets,
- Has hand the assortment Of FISHING
TACKLE be found In city remarkably complete
IN every department, and C0mpTises--
Superior Fishing Rods Of Lance 0uns superior make and finish
WOOD, HICKORY BamhoO, etc. ilGin and Covers.
mounted In Silver, German Sill Colts Pistols.
yer and Brass. Aliens Sef-eooking Psos2
Limerick Hooks, Rnged Flatted iGenuin DeTFngeTs Pistols
TspeTed Also, snoOded, nI Powder Flasks and Iorpa
Gimp and Gut Do. MsaaEines:
The Patent Spring Fish Hooks Isbo Pouches and Boits
Extra Tips, for Rods OF all sizes. lGame Bags,
Fine Balanced Reels, oil German Cleaning Rods
Silver and Brass. lNipple WTenebes and Cl.snsr,
Eight plated Silk Lnsa. Wesley Richards Waieris Eiv's
s rass and Hemp Lines, of and g. D. best qualities Percus-
the finest quality. sion Caps.
Slik Worm Gut Cut and Felt Wads.
toas AZ sizes and sy Dog Collars Chains and Whistles,
Artificial Bait Of every description. Pistol Belts.
Leads Of all patterns and Bowie ard Hunting Kuye,
Bait Boxes, Baskets and Kettles lGAuntlet Riding Gloves
Landing Nets Fishing dc. liquor Fasks.
Fishing Books and Boxes. IDrinki1r Guns etc. etc
Dgorger Swivels Batting iodeers Woslenhoiers and
dies, ETC. etc. CFook's Fine
p$ The GUlON ROD particularly adapted Southern
Ween Fishing generally worthy careful insoeeilon
tB Having arranged with ConroY OF New York de cold
ol whose articles well
Of his manufacture, articles viii beenfeT e sod nj rn1nsc
turers' NewYork prices, GUION,S.
FANCY AND FURNISHING SToRE,
mh5O I'm Corner of 81. Charles and Canal SITS.
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ORLEANS THEArRE-Beaeft of Mr.. and yIadame Bes.
s"-iwo grand operas will be presented this evening for
the benefit Of Mr.. and Madame Besn art,es f s.bbed
reputation connected with this popular place of amusement
Inc Barber OF sevile % and Lucia di Lammermoor %
cannot fail to draw crowded house, and we expect to see
QUE OF lhose brilliant displays of beauty fashion which
often adorn the interior of the Orleans
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The Ladies Of New Orleans propose holding ssrremsr
snce Tea Party on Thursday and Friday evenings next for
'e beneh Of St Joseph Church. on Common street under
'le supern'endenee of Rev Father D'Hangl Ladies in
e 1 70 assist VIII please call upon Father D'Iaugh or
Hackney. Messts. Wallace aud strakoseh ara nso,ad
70 70 attend Father Mathew will also be present, Tie
IeaParty is to take place the Hail Of the Commercial
Exchange, ST. Charles street.
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~. ~ 5az-l Il - = {, -------
ne tathoen meeting ON Saturday night was
very respectable. ExsfSovcrnor Jobnso, ,,rss;d.1
assisted by twelve Vice Presidents. Secretar;es
-, srb; .,i. -. -
wv = nis calnlis on. tne names oil dozen gen
Z !, : 80 ~ Pspae h'ss'iiig =
- :. f.....a !. :, 1.
~ ioui'n answer 70 ther names, and the meeting
is kept waiting whie LOT of fellovvs with Stan,o
- = ~ -. 20 "t'i. e''S"'o-
ran lungs roll out the names. The meeting was
-.y es'y A'esse. ~ 1vsethol SoHhsoh- Judge
McCaeb, OF the United States District Court in
....r..-1a -... =
slouuoea series Of resolutions, which provide fo7
the selection OF an orator. etc etc. C4ov Oni,.
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A card authorized by the Webster family, has
appeared in the Boston papers, respecting the pub
lication of the letter from Miss Harriet Webster,
and stating that it was not intended for the press
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Sister Regis acknowledges DE receot az Kaae, so -
seg 70 the actual expenses being ne toa proesss of NJ
sAnouee o. Eeworts for the benefit Of The Camu street
7 fenale orphan Asylum, on the Eth ins,
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5tCHOIOBt. = Dr. Williams, by
request will remain 10 instruct another Glass Ladies and Gentle
meu THIS WEEK. He will attend on MONDAY AFTERNOON
at Armoy Hail. at O'clock form Cless Ladies' and in the
adjacent room, at hapast O'clock form Gentlemen
This will be his last in the city The Anory for rent ap2s
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Hoeffhers fine band will discourse eloquent music upon the
occsson The benefit we feel assured win prove one in
iac and we advise all who wish spend pleasant evening
AssuFanee.''
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sGREAT SALE OF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. Sykes
Hyde Co. will sell this day. at 10 A. NJ at the store Of tbe
importers, Mesrs. Love Hogg No. I06 Poydras street hs
entire stock of fresh hardware cutlery plated goods The
terms are liberal and the of the trade is particularly
called to thissae
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~ nIE i DSEAf MAGIoIAN-MeCaister continues nightly to
ana puzzle large audiences ST. Charles Theatre
This week for the purpose Of accommodating families re-
duooh mas been made in the prices of admission and
programme su more wonderful in its details than its prede
cesson, is offered to night
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The Charleston papers of the 22d contain the
programme Of the funeral procession to convey the
remains of Mr.. Calhoun, on their arrival at that
place, to the citadel, where they to be formally
delivered to the Governor of the State.
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No. Of the Ne~tLestsE has been received To-day il
WI pe - sesI demand to- Cahionis correspondence Fof
sale q Mossat elss's, Whlss, aad ISs Csap sree,,
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Three new Banks are about going into operation
in Boston the Bank of Commerce, with capital
of S7J0,000; Bank of North America, 100000 /;
and the Haymarket Bank capital not named
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APPOINTMENTS THE PREsIDENr-By and NTH Tho
adulee gad consent Of ts SeHgteSuryeyos of the Gus.
St. Andrews Bay, Florida; Philip Clayton to be Second
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| GW~ The Gentleman who was so kind as to give me
his the evening the M defend myself gang
Of ruans will please call and let himself the 2sh
inst. Np26 II. F. SMITH
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Congressional History of the GaIphfn
Claim.

1 ~~~-C~-e-@ AAAosOAX OA inc OaIpA11n
Claim.
A petition on behalf of George Galphin's sxecu-
tor, was presented to the Senate in December,
lS41 which was referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary, composed of Messrs. Ashley, Butler.
berren. Wescott, and Dayton. That committee,
BY its Chairman, Mr.. Ashley, on the 29th of Dec,
made report on that petition, accompanied by a
BILL The Senate then ordered the report to be
printed.
On the 18th of January 1s4s the Senate passed
that bill, and sent it to the House, where it was
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary, COM
posed Of Messrs ]. r. Ingersoll, Ashmun, Petit
Hall, Lumpkin, Dixon, French, Taylor and Meade
This committee, by its Chairman, Mr. Ingersol OF
the 29th of February, reported the bill back to tn,
House, and it was referred to the Committee Of III,
Whole. On the 18th of August this bill was con
sidered in Committee of the Whole, and reported
back to the House with the Recommendation that i
should pass; and, on the same day, it passed tn,
House, and was returned to the Senate The
President approved ii on the 18th August, 1913.
This law, thus solemnly considered and passed
and approved at the first session of the Both Con
gress, is in these words:
e enacted ty The SeaGte and House Of Representatives
V e Chteq states IN Congress assembled That the
reary Of the Treasury be and he hereby authorized and
required 10 eIat and adjust the claim OF the late George
with the Creek and Cherokee Indians ii the year seventeen
huueu and three and pay the which may
appropriated. 0 o''' -
The Secretary finds that certain sum has been
due since 1873, and he pays it under the direction
of this act.
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An arrival at Baltimore, on the 10TH from Puerto
Cabello brings intelligence of the liberation Of
Gen. Paez from prison, by the Venezuelan Gov.
eminent He was about embarkng for ST. Thomas
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FIRE IN ST. LoUIs.-The grocery store of d
Nicholson, on the corner of Fourth and market
streets, ST. Louis, was partly destroyed by fire on
the 22d inst. Loss $4,000. Tie fire, it is said, was
the work of an incendiarv
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StrOkOsch's Concert.

sgd ~ TT NJ. sTRAKOsCH has the pleasure of aa4a7
SHsl announcing the citizens of New Orleans that a
@tSS he will give GRAND CONCERT, in the AEt{fTS
80 course Of next week.. Mr.. WILLIAM VIM ~tf6e
CENT WALLACE the celebrated composer kindly consented
ture advertisement. roo