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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

sEcoEp nisTn1cr COURT ciAS G. + EAoEdE ys John
DK VIRTUE of writ of seizure and snle
- directed by the honorable the Second District Court
New Orleans in the above will proceed sell
public tho City Hotel Common street between Camp
and Magazine streets FRIDAY the % Of January, 1851
IL OF clock NJ the following described property viz:
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all saAs
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated in the
suburb Sauct First district, of this city, in the square EI
bounded by Bartholomew. Meicere Magazine and Camp
having AmecaA measre) 40 feet inches TX lines front
Bartholomew by l5 feet 10 inches in depth between
parallel lines; which said Lot is composed Of the whole Of the
Lot designated by the No 2 plan drawn by Louis rnger
GENERAL the 9th of February lS3, and deposited
in the Office o! II. b. CeHms, Notary, Of this city.
Seized in the above
TERMS-tash the spot
JOHN NJ BELL.
deco II ianl Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Fiat DE La LOUISIANA

Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
CISQIFdE COrE De DISTRICT
dc Ia N0u"elle- Orleans. No. lO101.
Tecertiae par Ic present que Ie I5em jour dc
u cvrrr S iuemeI fat cttlc aIs aiihirt
de f. Gautic femme j. c. A. CourtaIe, marie
j. g. 4. CoHrtHdt, CONNIE suit:
Cette ayNn sonnise Ia consdtrant les pa
dOre e evidence. il est ecrtte uuil Judgement
lions de hcns favour de planve Guee u defend
ant la snmme de TRDIS GENTS plASTRES privilege,
Huee possessions des mtuhes ellie appartenan
sa"oir sofa, armoirc buffet. cGaiseS lit marens
etc. tables, les ueres de cuisine Qui dams Ii
mnison commune Ell lie defendant payan les rHis du process
Jngemen rcnlu ce Il te vrier, 1856
Judgement signt ee q tv-ier, 1856.
SCue H. ALGTSTTN iuge.
En- Gmonare quot ja cdessou> pose ma signature ct
de la itc dams la vile de Ia lie Orleans, lie 5 jou
de fevIer lnnnec de seigeur mile hut cinlUan
sin ct lie Sleme aimee de lndenenleuce dies Flats Uns
dl6: &. LuMJNAIS, dGpuc rrefier
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
No

7. n.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
No. l070T.
I HEREBY certify, that on the 11th day of
February 1850 Judgment entered i'll this Court i'll The
suit OF MIS-. j. Courtadc born }. f. tauer her Hus-
band c. A. Couttade, in the words and figures following to
wit:
This ben submitted, and the Court considering the
plc-igS and evidence he is Hdud-ed and decreei that
there be judgment Of separation of property in OF Plain
Till and that recover Dee dant the Of Tre" Hun
drct Dollars with privilege and possession of the Fusni
tue belonging to her vii: Sofa, Armo Sleboard, 6
Chairs Bel and Beling. Tables md utensils for cooking,
in the hoe and that Def ndant pay of suit.
Judgment Rendered llth February, 1856.
JuG Eneu Signed 18th February, 1856.
Signed: d. ACGUSTIN, Judge.
In testimony whereof have Eereuno my hand and aix
ed the seal Of said ConTt the city Of New Orleans this 10th
day Of February the Lord, Thousand eight
hundred and tyN, and in the esheth year OF the indie
pen'ence Of the United States.
dis G., LCMINAIS, DIV, Clerk,
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: q A. HENDERSON d co., MAGAZINE ST.,
~ NHtcne2, sale mar prices
choice of GROCERIES, and invite The aen;;on
Of purchasers Their stock has carefully selected and
comprises all the articles needed for for
In the country. jsl9 IL
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ADJUSTMENTS.

lessee and .,.,. ,........ W IT CRISP
PRICES OF ADMISSION
F@ fs GircJs Syqus any SET n the house
t aIlsry i,i:t: q
ounIroon pryate Boxes per seat
Ten Elegant Private Boxes So to SIS each. ~
CHANGE OF TIME.
pa- Office open from O'clock A. ~ til o'clock + IT.
THIS EVENING, December lG, 1876
MISS A TT Ida HERON
In I,, s c ne sS Ae u The Nsrs
Waldens triumphaNfly successful play Of
VICE AND VIRTUE
And Peg Wellington, in the admirable comedy entitled
MASKS AND FACES
Peg Wonngou Min Matilda Heron Mabel yane Mrs. W. II.
Sir II Gatton; Cosy ,,i6b.r Mr. f. Rad r'n n, ne
loves Trp1c' Nj +, H. Howard san NJ !: Iekmot;
a- Mrs WALTER CIiERRI the ned Eny,ist fo
deI1e has arrived nom Europe and viii shortly appear.
nlT.The GaieA's tefreshment Saloon now open die
ORLEANS HiEATEIt- ORLEANS STREET.
TUESDAY, December IL, 1856.
Second night Of Douizettis opera
La FILE Du REGIMENT.
Followed BY the act vaudeville,
on DEMANDE uN GoUvERNEUR
94~ThGrsda:, December l2-'The Star Of the Northu
a~PRICEsDress Circle l.atticed Boxes parqnette and
second hoSes.'''' %
Observation-Disclosures. 90
acroors open Gjz o'clock. fe oln.nce commences at
a4r-No Seat secured unless paid for. die
CT. CHARLES THEATEN-sT CHARLES ST.
M NJ dnK c, @ Wd, Manager
Mr.. G. o. cHHSI'Ef .','...............T Treasurer
PRICES Of ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and r"rqaette Is cents
SsG,. % cents
,,"GIy M q cents
Private Boxes, c,,e!.. ...........$6 10 @''''''
Fourth Whit Of ,!s talented co'nsenne Vocalist MISS
MAiHiE MITCHELL, who will appear in ) characters.
THIS EVENING, December IT, 1856
VIII b. presented the comedy Of
THE YOUNG SCAMP.
JOSEPH, tie Young Scamp, Miss Maggie Mitchell w Followed
Wy the pro,ean fntel,e Of
THE LADY's sTRATAGEM
N3ye W.o2 Mn .Es;s Mshs 'Fs Box Mss Msrse
c: enc? y 4 N. e ss N:ss n.,:s Nj S NM
eie Miiehei! ,T To conclude with the spectacle Of
FAJS1US.
F"": M T. S"i is. 7rv sss Mr. s"'E Ade Mrs
| nEs-iox office open daily from 10 o'clock.
s- Doors at Gz Overture at O'Clock precisely. dc
| SpAhDINs: q RutEKs' MUSEUM AND AM
! - PlilIilEAIEt, 81 Charles street.
SEVENTH Week Of the Celebrated
| c Il " p B E l. l. NJ " S T r E L S
directed by the renowned deineator
MAT EEL.
MONDAY EVENING Dec. Is and every Eyering and After
| Noon 'IrinE the week. -
NEGRO MINSrREIsY-sin@ing, Dancing, Burlesque Pieces
Sulus
cHANiE OF PROGRAMME NIGATI.Y.
! Ii addition, Sp,idng A Royes
| MUSEUM OF CURIOSITIEs
, i open, cnmDrsIc
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CURIOSITIES,
q! Inc Animal, Vegetable and Mineral kiIydYrus
! Il. the Museum Saloon,
Mr.. 5. K. G. EELIIS, Born without Arms
Will exhibit rs wonderful nchievcn with his toes reviou
The entertainments If the Ibes and also every hou
during the day.
K. +. ENNIS, Sec'S. Or. F. 4. JONES Agent
:t,lIni>> iun the whole Children during
under Il years O. axe, p dl5 Ct
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E'UEt SALE-THE STEAM SASH AND BLIND FAC
tory Of St John and Julia Streets comprising
Steam Engine and Boiler upright Saw, Circular
enches and suni.y other machines for the Of
Sash, Blinds ETC.
The whole will be sold in block very favorable terms to
good purchaser
Apply JULES A. BLANC,
SEN 3n the
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MILLINERY,

zf9 MIME. ROBERT, NO. II CHAETREs F1E7
YfA street. MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING A! NJ |
I'll IN THE LATEST PARIS STYLE Keeps con yIll|yIIl
IN Slny hand assortment Of new style cloakS VIZ w
lnAntillH> shHwS, etc.
re- LairS informed that the services of skifl
stress from Paris have been secured. d15 I'm
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DTRDONE7S PATENT EXCELSIOR GIN ATTACH
MENT AND TRASHER. This exceedingly valuable
improvement to the Cotton Gin gives longitudinal ociatipE
the thereby causing present new sur
face constantly 10 the saws; and consequently anonnt
ginned is increased to 80 per cent. ina given time
BY the Of this Attachment the nner nothing to do,
but feed the Gin Neither hand stick brought I,,n re-
QUESTION about The machinery which very light
and smpleno occupying six cubic attached &c
any gin now in use in one hours time.
Having obtained The exclusive Agency for the State
lana from Dr. George R. CRraine purchaser of the rht
for the State of Alabama from Mr. Joseph Wright we are
pared TO sell individual county rights for the aoTs.
named States ~ N
Any communication add will receive PROMPT
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Go VIRGINIA NEGROES FOR SALE
* The subscriber has just arrived with likely lot
H. GROES, consisting of Men and Women-Field Hands,
~ Mechanics Cooks Washers and Ironers and House
which he will sell reasonable
city acceptances VIII continue Negroes d-
ring the season.
Haean's Old Stand, of Eplanade sts
o2l dkWSm+ JOHN B. SMITH
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~6rA OPENING OE FALL AND WIN-s ~
INpTER MILLINERY. 1T ~ Camp street, corner ~; .Es
ef% Of JuliH.-MRS. MCENANY respectfully ill., h; -
forms her numerous customers that She will open on Es
MONDAY the lUh inst large splendid of FRESH
l. l. X Y,
embracing the newest styles Of FRENCH BONNETS-Sik
Satin Vr'rci Straw. Misses Gpsics AND Crprlines; In.
faults Hood, and Caps ptume> Flowrr, WrcHls Lace Wells
Head Dresses, RibmS Embroidered Sets Collars French
SETS Fur u OF choicest color Swans Down Silk Ju-
win Kid Gloves.
\ large stock Of Chenille and toln-"d Straw ROSNETS
which The Ladies are invited 10 call ana "NHuir-
Gs3>' 'nnnirr orders puIrt rla''y Intended Cu
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4. DUPLASTIER
n24 I'd assistant Secretary of Stare.
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FOR SALE,

SE& FOR SALE TO CLOSE A CONCERN
f$$Eh-The ship HARRIET AND JESSIE, 453 tons regis
built Portsmouth, N. n, large carrier
copperei and fastened and we'll found in sails
Parties wishing purchase her where
lies 4, Pelican Dry Dock For apply captain
on board,
my23 GEO VI. HYNSON Il Co, 50 Camp street.
f1Ol'EON PLANTATION FOR SALE;-THA
- well known Plantation owned and occupied by Mrs N J,
Wilson sis1aed on Bayou Discard in the parish Of Ouacha
and four miles from Monroe with beautiful road
town containing between nine hundred and thousand
land, with about $50 in very high OF cultivation; the
balance timbered land The place well sted force Of
about thirty hands. The improvements Of the very
quality, including Frame Gin House and quarters
xr negroes: good Stables Corn Houses and large and we'll
finished Dwelling, with all necessary houses aoget
we'll improved This tract of land will he sold very
reasonable terms for reasonably Possession
to be given the lst January the
gathered Il is intended plant of and what
the purchaser of this property have with
fodder, potatoes, etc, the lowest price
For further information this subject apply the preai
ala dGWtf PITCHER, GOODRICH l. CO,
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7 f c on NES ALTON

We have examined the Gin Attachment of which Dr. Gen-re
trle the hss'gnor Of the patent W. A. Purdom on the
Eisihnd OF Capt John B. hewitt, and think that accom-
plshes the purposes for which intended The Roll is
moved o1tudnay so that surface constantly pre-
seNed TO the saws Tine result is the stands gin
how much did not take time that it win
gin 30 cent with the Attachment without in
the same length OF time. W. +. MILLER
SAMUEL CHAMHERIAAIN
Natclez, Miss, August 30, 1856
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DOKTAisg.E STEAM ESGiNES-rEoN1 II

ktSltEA BILE STEAM kINGtNES-FR0M IL TO
- horse uwrr. the celebrated patent of Hoard Son
dat" l"atd haprd) differing essentially in their economic
ana GHrHLr qualities from engines OF other patent
tHcl" ii very eXicvc in twenty le the
Turu PHAphuta with full description, and letters from III
different vino ns them, will hc by mail ap
pcHt to III" subscriber who is sole in New Orleans.
iUnd son hf sole pruprietos of the patent they only
furnish tI.!iacWc the engines which they h. given
ar.dtun ami all pretended limitations frauds their
Purchasers, They will learn by due experience with them
Hln !! SAMUEL H. GILMAN.
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COPARTNERsHIP.

THE FIRM OF j. c. Raglan 81 co. IS THIS
L cay dissolved by mutual ent, and K. = LSON
Co, successors the above firm. j. G. Raglan
r. P. WILSON.
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RACbN-l00 casks choice Ribbed Sides aud Shotliars f
- sale by VOORHEES, GRTGGS : ~ e's' AVE
u Is TchOupoDias street.
VINE GAks-VINEt2A R-TiIERE WILL REAR
1ncou III the price common Einegar suIf Nv me 80
'nts ';'e' n. +. BAILEY
III va corner Canal ind Trefne Streets
{ TEES4AN C1tT&RS--5JO NJ German t,,.;,r, :ps, or
for sale by kARSTESp IFF; r. fI,p p III Store hhG
% iJt aud IVj Itloit&itp street
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~ NOW Is THE TIME FOR La II ~
lies 10 call At AkGsgAs
fn of tuyras md Carondeet streets, SsAf4s4
their BoNNETs they being offered Is per
Glow their former p.ices with view III the stock
before Christmas What is appropriate present than
nice Bnnnets dl3 u
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NOTICE. - THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
- friends and the uhlir generally, that he hats rented The
large aud cotn?di9us store MAGAZINE street. between
Lafayette and tiro6 Streets OEnuy occupied by nvas Co
for the purpose OF conducting general GOMNISSINN L.
CEINfSG AND FORWARDING business Particular nj
tenton given receiving and forwarding goods consigned 10
commission merchants.
MARCUS PATTON.
BE- Goods taken Storage. nj an
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The STREETS AGAIN.-In this climate oil EFF
remes we no sooner get rid Of one trouble
than we must be prepared to undergo the in
fiction of another. A few weeks since our
streets presented an uncomfortably faithful
representation Of the Arctic regions. They
now offer some equally unpleasant points OF
resemblance to the great Lybian Desert. The
shifting sands Of our thoroughfares, unless a.
rested BY those my thicd pers0nages, the city
authorities, bid fair to produce amongst rs the
Egyptian opthalmiA As this malady is neither
very agreeable nor very slightly, We szpect
that it will create quite revolt snoaSst eur
Broadway bellies. We shoald not be surprised
if Mr.. Commissioner Ebling were called to Sc
we're account for the damage tAse nay be In
ficted by his inattention to the consequences
of this disagreesble visitation. busting and
thering ct the hands Of our female pop Ala-
tion could not be too severe q punishment for
his neglect. Some time since resolution vAs
adopted 1t one of the Boards thAt Shs streets
should be regularly watered during he sprirg
and summer. What is the d6alH that pre-
vents this proposition from being carried oat
Have the funds Ut Mr.. Ebling's disposal been
used up in his memorable snow. clearing e.
forts In Broadway? Is there any scarcity Of
Croton water II used 70 be said of perfu-
mer who lived on the quay Of one Of OUT large
cities, that although he had more water ran
ming by his house and more soap in his store
tn an any other man in the Union, he was the
dirtiest fellow living. Mr.. Ebling is, we fear,
bent on gaining the same unenviable rspsta-
ton for New York. If our city fathers oAn-
not devise some means Of Kidding us Of these
pet plaques of the Street Commissioner, we
shall be compelled to call another meeting Of
the sovereign people in the Park
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she trsossc'ions reached about $4,000 bales, about
9;90e Of which were made in transitu, based upon
susdding uplands at losc Florida and Mobile do.
at about l0lc., and New Orleans do at l05c. lie.
The sales were the largest Of any made in any one
day the present season. Flour was dull, with
out change Of moment in prices Wheat was scarce
and firm, and prime lots wanted for milling. lot
Of common Southern red sold at 81 81. Corn was
active and rather firmer. Sound mixed, yellow and
white, ranged from 62c. a Csc a 66c. Rye sold at
95c. Csc. Pork was active. The sales embraced
1900 bbls. Of mess at sl6 rs $40 37a. Prime was
at $l6 so. Shoulders and hams seld to the extent
Of 200 600 lbs, at rates given in another column.
Lard was active, at s1c. l0c. Among the sales OF
coffee were 1000 mats Of Java at l42c. Rio was
firm. Sugars active, with sales of 100 hhds.,
chiefly Cuba muscovado, with lots of Porto Rico
and New Orleans, at prices given under another
head. Molasses also active, with sales of about
1000 bbls. New Orleans, with some hogshead of Gu
ba and Porto Rico, at full prices. To Liverpool
$4,000 bushels of grain were engaged at SID. sgd.
Cd. in bulk and bags, and 900 bbls rosin at Is.
Cd Oil to London was taken at sos. Rates TO other
ports were unchanged.
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FROM Warrington.


CUERs OF sHIPwRECKED AMERICAN sEAMEN RE-
OOMnENDED-THE STEAM PRIGATE MERRIMAC, ETC.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1885,
The District Committee ready to report back the
city secisn BILL and unders and it is objection
abe than Ut first. The Know NohDgs intend TO fight il
to the last. It viii carry, notwithstanding.
Dispatches ON the American Minister At Naples
toD in terms Of high commentator the eminent servi
o. vincsr DAbaEdo ana Capt zales, IN reecuing
from shpwreck the American vessels Paraua and Golden
Rule. The Minister suggests that email gold medals,
with suitable devices and inscriptions be presented to
them and says that such testimonials Will be valued by
these tfacers h1ond The decorations commonly be-
slowed by royalty, and not only strengthen the re-
lations OF good understanding between the two
countries but what is Of importance, might, by
encouraging similar acts prove the Of saving the
lives and property of American citizens. II tho Pres
dent makes the recommendation, Minister thinks the
presents may thus be advantageously bestowed. The
document to. day transmitted to the House.
The Committee Eectors in the Honse have decided
that Mr. Fuller of Name the sitting member, duly
elected Mr. Miiken sad recommended that tho lat
ter receive per diem and mileage from the
Of the sessiop.
The steamship Merrimac has been ordered to Annapolis
with view to her examination by members of Congress-
well As to afford Of instru ,tion to the acting
midshipnen Of the Naval Academy. Her guns are OF
heavier caebre than those Of any other vessel I'm the
world.
The recent protest lin behalf of Colonel sloo) g,'nst
payment to Messrs. Law Roberts Co., for carrying the
mails the Isthnus 0, Panama. win have no effect
theransportAtion Of mails by the usual mode Of
veyance The quarterly compensation has been paid
heretofore.
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NEW YORK HER ALD-EDITION FOR EUROPE.
~ Collins mail steamship Atlantic, Capt Edridge,
w lsave this port TO morrow, At noon for Liverpool.
- European mails will close in this city ct half past
I'm o'clock to-m morrow morning.
M HAzAID (printed in Enslish and Freneh) win be
pANshed at ten O'Clock In the morning. Single copies,
In Wrappers xpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
AUw York HERALD VIII be received At the following places
- Rs9ope:-
LDoN- Am. European Express Co., II and Is OorDhil
EAnE- CO. do. Space de ID Bourse.
LxyzRPooL- do. do. Rnmford street,
LTvRPooL-John Hunter, IL Exchange street, East.
ne contents OF the European edition OF the HBsALD
YIN embrace the received By mail and telegraph
~ Office during The previous week and 30 the hour Of
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10 1856.
Pennsylvania Elves, 81; Reading Railroad, 40; Lo
Island, 1sA Morris Canal, l4A Penn. Railroad, 45k
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April TO- 1866
Beef has advanced. $50 head of beeves offered
the cattle market to-day of which 100 driven n
and the remainder sold at 50 sll net, generally
. 50 TO.
New ORLEANS, April 9, 1856.
Cotton firm, with an upward tendency. Sales to-da
1880 bales. Quotations for middling, ESQ. . 9T
Sugar Is quo ed at 7c, lard at &c. mels pork "a droo
ing, and selling for SIG &c. Bacon sides, 9<c. OK,
sho.lders, 7Kc. Cotton freghts to Liverpool, 1875
Sterling exchange, 85s premium.
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From Boston.

COTTON DESTROYED BY FmE-FAsT DAY.
BOSTON,, April 10, 1856
A fire on Lewis Wharf to-day destroyed four hundr,
bales Of cotton and damsgedlseveral wooden building
The cotton was owned by Messrs. Goddard + PriAhar
whose loss is about SIS, 900.
The Governors proclamation for fast WAS slrno
universally observed in this city to-day, and In quite
variety of Ways the churches and theatres being ops
and many places of business closed. Tho houses Of pu
lie Worship we're respectfully attended, and the vAro,
places Of usement literally patronzed, afternoon
evening.
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Superior Coart.
Before Hon. Judge Slossoa.

THE NEW YORK H0TEL-THR SALE SET ASIDE.
Ami 10.-Edsoayd Griffin Curtis Judssn ana Hiram
Crsnson and George S1oorahs Court rendered an sla
bo~ate decision in this eAse in which he states s4 the
sale o6 re New Yor Hotel 70 Cranston must be set ASIDE
a void and also the mortgage and agreement for Services
and there must be referee TO take and stAte the nc
counts Of the partnership and ineludn s kth OF
December 1854 and OF the transactions Of said Crapston
in the conducting of said hotel since that time re.
ceiver; receiver must be appointed, and the plaintiff
must have Judgment for his debt and for auy surplqs
vhich may may not on accounting be found to belong
10 eaid Jodson.
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other ErisAmes GEEK tn b. both. HUGE he
fslse positions in which tb ey have been placed;
hence the spspieions Of disIoyalsy which have
q. times fallen upon y'oem; hence no snaI, por-
tioD of their turbulence, and mn n OF their in-
stability. 1t is holly impossible TO eeloog to
two countries Mr.. Meagber will render his
countrymeR signal service if he can teach
them THE Lesson.
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United States Supreme Court.


WASHINGTON, April 10, 1855.
No. 12' Mary Ann Conn or alias Van Ness ssml.
Peughs, lessee.-Jusioe Grier delivered tho opinion
the Court, Diminishing the case with costs.
Nos. II and IS. Argued by VIM. Carey Jones, Esq.,, 4
the claimants.
No. 70. VIM. Thomas ct al. owners Of the bark LAur
W. Jas. w. Osborne.-Argument commenced BY Geo. Y
Brown, Esq, for the appellants, and continued BY
Thomas for the appellee.
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81 MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElfeRApAs.
From Halifax.

From Halifax.
NoN-ARRIvAL OF THE CAMBRIA THE CANADA OUT
WARD BOUND.
HAuYAx, April lo-llP NJ
There N appearances OF the oamhxia yet strong
northwest wind IA blowi,g and the weather Is clear.
The steamship Csnads from Boston, has just arrived
here.
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HrOIn the West.

From the West.
THE KANSAS C0AMIssION-Tn1ATY WITH THB
INDIANS.
ST. LOUIS, April 10, 1866.
Nessrs. Howard and Sherman Of the Kansas Invest
eating Committee and Governor Resdsr, arrived be
yesterday, en- route for Kansas.
Private advicss from the Plains state that Gen. Harm
had met all the representatives Of the Indian tribes
the Sioux country with the exception Of two and tn
definite terms of peace had been agreed upon.
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uctive Fire at Lancaster. P~h.

Destructive Fire at Lancaster, Pa.
LANCASTER Pa, April 10, 1855.
The county penthouse and . number Of barns a
stables, in this place, were destroyed by 6rs this NOR
Ing Thirtysx horned cattle and four horses were 90
sumed. The loss Is heavy.
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Rclnf0xcenents for General Walker.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10, 1855.
Two hundred recruits left here this morning in Il
steamship Charles Mo-gan for San Juan, to join Gener
Walkers forces. General Hornsby WAS among the pa
sepRers.