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Trustees Sale
NV HEREAS, Hugh w o..

! wv nnnEAo, Hugh W CunnrsA
wv by deed bearing date tba sne'a
Of March, A. D, 1889, conyeyeS ~ we 10th
derslgned the following proDer,v me IN
A tract of land situated Ivinw, 70 wit
ing in the county Of Jefferson ~" ~ ana q be-
oil Mississippi, on Horse Creek ana "'ale
waters thereof, to wit the north The
quarter, the south east quarter tho west
hall OF the south east quarter. the "0 east
quarter OF the north east quarter an "Vrth
south east quarter of the north ea S,u tue
ter section No. twenty five, in towHq. uaF'
eight OF range number cour, east ;;" ~
district OF lands sold al Washinp,on," m tne
slssIppi, containingg in the Who'll" " els'
hundred and eighty -four acres and 10y nouF
ty one huntredth, being the same ne o wen
ed by one Joseph George, on the 9Th '' =,
March A. d. 1886, and also bein ~" q Of
same sold by the said Joseph Georass 'ns
Mary his wife, TO Henry G. Street % a a
Hugh W. Cunningham, by deed ,h aua
said deed was admitted to record ;""ra
office of Probate Of Jefferson couo,n 'ne
the 2lst Of August 1888. Also, The .,n W
west quarter Of the north east ouo,, nYa'G
section twenty-five, township eight rSno "
four, east containing forty acres, he '1 rs
same more or less, sold by one MIo, p
Anderson, TO the said Henry G ST. ~
and Hugh w. Cunningham, by deed bo.'
ing date the twenty-frst day of JoDNa.,
A. d. 1887, and admitted TO record y
the Probate office of Jefferson CONT
aforesaid on the twenty-irst day Of A.
gust A. d. 1888, and also portion Of !,
being that sold by the said Henry GS,ros
and Victoria his wife, to the said IIrnS
W. Cunningham, by deed bearing doSa
the lsl Of January 1892 A more par.
ticular description Of which said premise,
may be found IN record, of deed book D
pages 42l, 422, 423, in the office Of ,ba
Clerk of the Probate Court Of the county
and State aforesaid.
In trust, and 10 secure the payment If
two certain promsory notes therein sne.
Gifted, drawn by the said Cunningham
favor of one Henry g. Street, bearing data
LIST Of January, A. ID. 1889, and also tur.
Their TO secure and save harmless the said
Street from all liabilities, due from the
late firm Of Cunningham u Street, which
satd two promlssory notes and liabilities
now remain due and unpaid. And, where.
as, the said Henry g. Street, the holder
Of the said promissory notes, and liabiIi.
lies, for whose benefit the said trust was
created, has required the undersigned TO
sell the said property, conveyed in trust
is aforesaid. Now therefore, be it known
hat the said trustee, by virtue of The
vested in me, by said deed Of
rust, shall on the 28lh day Of February
lext, at one o'clock p. NJ, at the door Of
he Court house Of Jefferson county aforo.
aid, expose the Aforesaid lands at pub,
ic auction to the higest bidder for ready
money, or SO much thereof as shall Be-
efficient TO pay the amount due OH said
'romssory notes and liabilities aforesaid
ncluding interest and all costs, and OK.
enses of executing said trust, and shall
Iake to the purchaser or purchasers
UGH title as is vested in me by said deed
trust. G. L. MILES, Trustee
Jan. 90 l842 8
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why not repudialc the bills receivable, in
the Union Bank
Leave it whore ii now is, and its debt
ors will have no use for the general
bankrupt law, but will wipe out their
debts by the reflection of popular will OK
pressed thorugh this legislature.
The vote was taken by ayes and nays,
and the amendment offered by Mr. Mat
thews was adopted by vote Of 10 10 l2.
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Notice..

A LII persons indebted to the under
IA. signed, are requested to come
forward and settle their accounts, as fur.
Their indulgence is out Of my power; my
accounts are left in the hands Of D. Jew.
EFT, who will receipt for the same. Ali
who fail to make satisfactory settlements
by the first Of February, will find their
accounts in an officers hands Tor colIec'
ton. ]. V. WREN.
JAM 22 1842. 3lf
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NOTICE

ETTERS of administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate of William Adams, deceased, at
the January term l842, of the Probate
Court OF Amite county. Notice is here
oy given TO all persons indebted to said
estate, to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same,
to present them duly authenticated, W tn.
IN the time prescribed by law or they will
be forever barred.
HARDY BROWN, Admir-.
Jan 26 1842.
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session would enable the bank 10 collect
its debts, there would soon be more anti
bond stump orators, upon the road to Tex.
as. And should not be surprised if
some of the absentees would have TO be
sen, for, upon the Adjournment of the
present session, w.
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NOTICE.

I'm Monday the 9TH day of March
" 1912. The undersigned adn,inis
traitor OF William Adams, deceased, will
sell by an order Of the Probate Court Of
Amlle county, at the late residence If
said William Adams, deceased, in Amite
county, all the perishabIe propertv If
sad 8 estate, consisting of Horses, Cattle
HogSS' Plantation tools, Household and
Kitchen furniture, Corn, Fodder, one Wa.
gon and team, and other articles too To-
oious TO mention. Terms of sale. On n
credit TIL the first OF January l843, Dur.
chasers giving notes with approved seen.
rity. HARDY RROWW 49, oJcU
Jan. 26, 1842
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Education.

AVlNG devoted the month Of Jan.
- uary to the settling of my pecu,
mary matters-l shall commence tuition
on the first Monday in February. at nv
house two miles east of Liberty. Those
who may apply can be boarded at mod
era price but they will be expected to
possess industry and dociIity.
JOHN R. CAULFElLD.
Jan 90 1919. 4tf
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A CARD

Office is hereby given that from
L y and alter this date, will receive
nothing but specie 10 satisfaction Of exc
cullons returned to me from the us. .Cour,
as marshal of tho Southern District of
MIssIssIppl, unless specially ordered to
receive bank notes by the plaintiffs them.
ANDERSON Miller,
Marshal.
'ou 10 ATE
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For Sale or Rent.

TNIIAT large and commodious brick
n building, now occupied by Samuel
Illlotson, in the town OF Liberty, as a
dwelling and store house.
Also, the room formerly occupied by
the Union Bank. and one room in the
same building For further particulars
apply to SHUBAL TITLOTSON,
or N. CHALFANT.
Jan 90 1842 3,4
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PORT HUDSON AND BAYOU SARA
PACKET

PORT HUDSON AND BAYOU SARA
PACKET,
~ NHEnew and elegant steamer LUDA
l. THOMAS CLARK, master, Quilt ex'
pressly for the trade,) will run as a reg
ular weekly packet between New Or
leans and the above ports, leaving New
Orleans every Sunday at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, Bayou Sara on Wednesday same hour
and Port Hudson same day, after the ar.
rival of the Railroad cars.
The Luda will also take freight and
passengers for Fontania, having engaged
to touch regularly at the landing.
For freight or passage apply on board
or to JENKINS & BONNER.
New Orleans.
Jan. Is l842 tfp
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NOTlCE

4 LII those indebted to the subscribers
IN by nole or account are earnestly
requested to settle the same Immediately,
by so doing they will save costs. Fur.
Their indulgence cannot be given.
STANWOOD g. BULKLEY.
Jan 90 l842 ,r
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hundred and sixty acres Of land from exs
from execution The womans law and
the gallon law have passed their first read.
ings, and will probably pass. Resolutions
adopting the Virginia and Kentucky Re.
solutions in part, and condemning the
measures Of the late extra session OF con.
gress have been introduced by Mr. Cole
man, of Desoto, and are for consideration
to-day. Col. Williams Of Pontotoc, has
introduced resolution, requiring the com
mittee Oh the judiciary to bring in bill
to secure the assets Of the Union Bank,
for the extinguishment of its liabilities
which seems to meet with little favor
from The anti bonders.
The majority Of the legislature seem to
encounter difficulties at every step in re-.
latlon tot he Union Bank. They fear to
move and fear TO stand still on that sub,
Ject. most amusing scene occurred in
both houses few days since. A report
was made by the asSignees Of the Bank,
under resolution OF the legislature, Civ
ing the names Of all who are stockholders
or indebted TO the bank as principal or
security, from which it appeared that a
goodIy number Of the anti-bond mem
bers of the legislature, "miked old Brin-
die" quite extensively in times past, and
have not yet torked over. It's said al so,
that twenty thousand dollars were paid
in the notes of the members Of the legis-
lature, between the call Of the assignees
Of the bank and and their report, In or.
der to prevent their names from appear.
| ing in the report S
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
DI ED

On Monday 2sh ut ntle 2s year Of his aye, Benz E.
son OF Caleb Weeks Esq.
The relations and friend, tie family invited. tl
out further nnce 10 attend The funeral ms Wednesday,
aernoou O'Clock, ,ae residence o h!s :aherJa-
Iraica. l. l.
On Thursday 18th ult in the year her Eliza
beth Hae-and on Friday 25; uIi- t 9th year o. her
age wo,herspoon, aaugters o; Chandler R Gilman
VI D.
en- sunIay 9Th uli aged 20 years Serena OF Chan
der R Gilman VI. D., daughter ot!!e late Martin
Hoffman.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
W. C. Iaggerty. Auctlonecr.
By JOHN HAGGERTf & SONS.
a, ~ o'clock NJ their auction

AT 10 O'Clock. Mt yher auction room
p.cy Sur-SDO pac lages Foreign and DouleStc DRY
Goods comprising large and desirable assortment OF ss
sonable articles at 6months credit s,l,
Also 80 cases assorted STYLES Aadder Pflnh 10 oe Na
without reserve. So, v..
Also 10 cases fine srperine Irish Linens huest ever
offered at auction ,,.,..
Alo 5 cases black and blue black French bomoahhes g.
A.o-IJnder The inspection OF the wardetS e' uie ?ss' w. W.
accoun, of the underwriters damaged on voyage ol u
portaon 10 Lace Goods comprising ah , eae" ,
A.oFancv wire fancy 6let patent spots aricton nets
quilting. ,;, ,h.s.a and snup
gloves, &c. Gc.
Also, case super fancy clouded Cass'nieres'
Also . cases Bxcverteens.
Also case colorcd Table Cloths, assorted s'1e'
FRIDAY,
Al 10 O'Clock al their Auction Room ~
PACKAGE SAIE.-}Oh packages foreign anu dole.'I O.5
Goods comprsur large and desirable assortment VI seu
sonabp articles, AT months credit c.,
Also 50 cases French Goods, among whch may W lou ~
nlai h,ck and blue black colsred Silks super hnrco
Silks black and blue black Silks Nc> cts Serges NC &c
Also N 10 oc with which the sale Viii co;nehse, All
assortment OF lAgrain Venetian Temp ana hoca VI"
SATURDAY.,
Al II O'Clock, the Auction Room:
Brussels and Ingram CarpatS-Super Brussels SaipeC VI
sets, AoAn invoice of line and extra fine Ingram a at
pets Venetian hemp and black do Brussels, wilton, ana
r, d Rn"s Fable and Piano Covers; Carpet Binding &c
MONDAY, March T.
At 10 O'Clock, at the Auction Room
French Goods, by cataogue-lOO cases French Soous
large aGd desirable assortment OF seasoRaDi
arr Giles received by recent arrivals
Catalogues an samples early on the morning OF sale
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
Josiah Richards. Auctiones-.
By BANGS. RICHARDS l. PLA1l.
Storr loo Broadway.
n WEDNESDAY EVENING. March ;, al Z! c'clot

On WEDNESDAY EVENING. March :. al = O'CLOCK
The Auct,en. Room
ENGLISH ,Np AMERICAN BooS&-tu extensive and vaIu'
able collection Standard Works in History, Divinity, The
ologv, Fine Arts &C. together with small collection OF
choice an. rare Works from Prisn,e Library
Al>o large variety ot works on Architecture SteaEl
Eng!ne Mneralogy, Geology, and Sciences generally.
Among the collection 80, o. the Ed,nourgh Ebeyco
peda. ST vols Bril, Encyclopedia ot Saturni history
vols $40; Library OF C.etu knowledge. ~ vols etcss
History OF the Knights Malta folio, very rare Las "a
Journal vols Causes OF the French Revouton s'o'
Bosw III. JOHNSON vols svo Gnc London copy bosi'
Inns Travel, through Denmark and SweSen, vols Quare
elegant colored prints: pivksrtons VOYAGES AMI raves
a5 vols Finders Works, voi> HuutolrS NewSpa
vols; Hume and Smo!e's History OF Ehglaid :! VOL s'oi
Nil,ors Po-tca Works vols. Svo Hecrrns History OF
Ancrr Africa vols: Chamber,'s Rhymes on Scotland
ser,ons L.ighton'> Works Neus Testamente!' vois
C ldridCeS Aids Reelection; Legh's voyage IN husai
asia: Nulta> Oruliholocy: Nunll> botany Niss erui'
and Flower Garden; Salisbury Orchards ,ani>ons
Nneraorv svo: Lve', Geology; Thompson on tteat ana
Eiecrv; Bel0e ilerodote,; Langhome ilotarrn LIy
Ai.tnrv vols: CG>ar Commentaries; ken'oes no,
Oonegans Greek and English Reader Hume and SINE l.
cravings carefully selected, many the sI>grave VI
the fifteenth century; Gallery OF Modern briuS Hl's.s
elegantly bound Turkey moroco; !hdens LanascnPe anu
Por,rai. iilu>ua,io, Lord Byrons works ~ Sieals
Gallery OF British Engrayings, English National rCrtra5
Gallery Clutches Sketches in India, Thousand anu One
NIGHTS eeSat Psc,or,l edition; Richardson's Dictionary,
Penny Magazine vols; The Complete Gra1er, His1o0
OF Sheep, Grtfin's Optics, Lrvy's Rome
On FRIDAY EVENING, March T.
RooxsyIlERs STocK.-A large assortment Of schoo,
Classical Standard and Miscellaneous Books STATIONERY
&c. &C.
Particulars hereafter.
Liberal cash advances made consgmaen's Of auction
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
Nc,y-Yorix Market.

{
remainder is held at 75 Pearls dull al &C! IS IS
COTTON-The sales to-day about 500 bales at the
decline Gro.cd Yesterday.
FLOUIt-The demand for home continues rather bet.
ter, and the quotation for Genesee si o.
We believe be had at 10y Sxles 500 10 900
barrels al G 25 have been made in lots. Ohio Canal and
Michigan l2 with small sales The latter quite
small parcel New Orleans Just arrived sold at 87i aoa',
abou, 800 barrels Troy at N!. There rather ac-
viy in Southern Sales 500 barrels Alexandria at 81!
and 700 do Georgetown arrive tho rate Abou,
400 barrels Baltimore City sold 5S7! Howard Street j.
held al co. and is Branaywinc 6 00
GRAIN-Several lots OF Corn in market unsold.--
About $500 bushels New Orleans arrived sold al J9c.
weight, for dis,illn., About 500 bushels Barley sold or
terms no, made knows. The market is bare. No
Wheat Offering. Sales 5000 bushels Southern Oats iSc.
and 1000 do. Is Poatoc' Oats al 53tc.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
A U ION ALE IS.

BlS DRAPER Jr.
S.orv - WI!iau->;r.et cosreS oi Piu--sSe-i.
WEDNESDAY, March
Al 10 o'cinch the Auction Room.
The stcA IL i-ade CT ulerchan, declining Sasinsss,
Terms case
A, Il O'clock a, the Arcnon Rc>ou-
DAMAGED Goop$-N bales o>nahurS, and canvass pad :
The Inspection o.: he ~rrieu. OF Ii. port 10, cssa
THURSDAY March 5.
Az 10 O'clock, n the ACc!ion Room
T RES II IoopS---iGc Frerch GocIs Just landed
from ai arrlva composing HOS; desirable as>oTnsn;
OF aSic' ao.e goos adopted The season. on credit Oh
months 'or approved endorsed
Al II O'clock u; the Auction Rcc:a.
DAMAGED Goops-t cas-. mems SILK Gofes, with greea
elastic bracelets damaged the VOYAGE ct nporstiop
and sold ander the Inspection OF warLens OF the port,
SATURDAY. March $
4, 10 O'Clock.
SHELF ALE-Fru,u tie shelves general asso;1neot OF
British an American DRY Gcods adapted to the
Terms credit for approved endorsed ao,es fox aal
sums q; s. % and over
DAMAGED GoopS-i5 bales O>naburys and Canvas Pad.
din.s damaged the OF mpn7taCon Sosa aaoet
the nSpec ton OF ihr " srdeus OF the Port 'os casa
TUESDAY. March s,
Al 10 O'Clock,
PACKAGE SAur-a5S packages Forsgn and Domestic o1y
ortnrn, eascpnbe articles credit OF mss tor ap
prnved endu- -<ed notes
Catalogue and samples on morning of sale
AZ PRIVATE, >aeChipa Blk SjkHdkts. do Assorted sew
ng.; Fancy French slc Paid Ca>s,eres VIZ oA'
ford! Fancy Mkt. De Jorvl!e &C.
Al~,-Qo eces 4-4. 81 anl Si White and Red CANON
Mating
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
GOME= AND SEE.-Drv Goods selling

" al hall prices al HALLS Cheap Store No - Cal--
rine corner Henry, where ~ fGGnd The following
articles great bargains! Domestic Goods a all Gescrip
tons, VIZ yard wideheavy >eeung, 6d Id 81 beached
at 3D. 90. l0 heavy ); Sheengs 81 j, usually sold N J..
cd Prints prices suit tie times from &C IN i,
usually sold NJ linls Cd Just received from auction
splendid lot OF English Prints /, I'd. usiayo al p 6d:
beautiful iotot French Prints at p formerly sold 3,
Mousscne Ie LANES from 10, 70 90 per dress.
SILKS. sILKS-Rlack. blue-back and coore a, great
bargains; Frcnc Bombazines, cheap: also splendid
OF Cashmere Shaw u-ua! sold $50 which will
be sold great Da,g aims Broch- anu SILK SHAY"
Is reduced prizes; also Cloths, Cas.nercs. Sane,S End
Ve>tings. Uoleskins Bangup, Cord aad Gamhroons, a
beautiful srcle o Satin Striped Muslin suitable Tor Spring
and Summer Dresse. large lot Of Bishop Lawns at halt
price. suitable artificial flowers.
LINENS-Just received from auction four oi LIN
prices before offered in the city also 80 dol
lars worth Of Linen Cambrick Hkis. Which will be sold
al astonishnsly low prices from Is ID 10 Is; Henstced
j,, very fne Birds Eye Diaper at very low prices.
N R.We are selling ike cases nf Striped and PLAID
Nerrnack Calico at the unheard OF price Is per yar
sold all over the CITY at Is t Ladies YOU VII! call and
examine stock OF goods We think YOU viii away
sicd that our advertisement not 10 humbug the public.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

first on which the declarations OF Bankruptcy were acted
upon and naturally drawing vast number OF people 10
gelher npelled by interest or curiosity 10 witness e pro-
ceedings The petitions which had been advertised me
required by Law, were called IN order ana dispose" oil
follows
BANKRUPTCIES.
Josrpu L. JosrrrI SOLOMON J. JOSEPH and Moses iES
RlQUEz-Ohecons made To iirss individuals Wking
the benc, OF the Bankrupt Act by Lancaster DENLY Co.
OF Richmond the ground tina, the debt 10 them was
created by the firm Joseph CO. while they were acts
in ,dncinry capaciiy They wer0 entrusted with $50
shares of the New Orleans Gas Light md Banking Copa
ny with instructions 10 sell for less than So2 per SNARE
and ii sold, the 10 he handed over 70 tne'-
They sold them less than the amoun, and neglected
tho prcsrnto hand ersrtte SUN ts''o>
The copainaa also object the Constitutonality o! the
acts The same individuals also opposed by tie Al
chaaava Bank New Orleans. Bcnnmn ". Day and Ste.
hins Lockwood Co. the ground that they had been
gniy OF fraud concca!ins their rouschod furniture
socks money, and other thiIgs and that they had%Neh
title house owned by them in Crosby ST. ANA ai>o
in Houston Mycr Lcvv,lu order IN Keep ic sa'a
property from these creditors.
AUGUSTA Z AREGA objected IL on the ground o being
indebted in Antwerp and Rio Jancrohad not filed ms Pc
ton according law and not citizen OF the lnied states
Mr. Marsury stated that he was largely indebted 10 'he
Government but he did not know that would present any
objections 10 his petition
Objections We're made and 6lcd 10 the applications OF
CH.S j. GAyLrR lIucn McFARLAS, JOHN LovEJoY and
CHARLES TRIP.
The following passed wi,hou, any objections being made
by creditors
James Watson Webb. Silas NJ Stilwcl NJ Buckman John
kershaw, Henry F. Morgan, Edward NJ Morgan, l. ar
nold Henry Churchill John l.. Gliland George baxter
Albert Khnbal! Jesse Bullock, Ir., Jas g. Doe VIM. '"
jones. Albert J.. Dccamp, Bcn lie Brt,on '" l.. hiroy'
James Green. Henry Len,an. Jas Green Samuel Cong
de Jas s Mcpougal Girard c. Lester Matthew Hopper
Fisher Amos Fisher Jas W. Judd Abel Harher, llo> b.
Coddington Nicholas iaish John '" Fellows FRANCS IL.
Amilon Lewis A. Baine, John White DanlelC pcaVaii
Mn. $ Pickering. Charles Newman Douglas S"terles
Joseph Shannon, Bradley $ ST John, John H. hecler'
Edward G. S,ucge>, "n $ Rossitef VIM osborn eafi's
Sanciord.
The following persons called but did no, appear.
nor were objections presented Horace st lohn Geo
w easy JOSIAH Pierce
Objections made the following on the ground ~
i"r!Naily or acontes,ing the Contutonay OF TIE Jaw
Rrhr.t M"lcom John Moa,,, John T. Van Epps George
A. Ward
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
p TheLaGaye.te Rank.

u The Lafayette R ank.-Tbe motion relative
10 the appointment Receiver oF this Bank. la. bt
posi- roueG Unit; the second Tuesday OF March next
In the meantime the Rank s authorized and viii receive
It's bills all debts due and vii also rec-lre payment
their Dill, any heretofore discounted or loan made
BY them and allow rebate II interest for TIE une1pned
that sald or lean has 10 H5i j
II "Iecrure. on Agricultural Chemistry ard Gea
ogyr By James E ". Johnston, a. a, E R. SS, l. E.
For sale BY DAYTON i NEWMAN, corner OF Falon and
Nassau SIS. :.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02

The following Banks Of Ohio reported TO nave made
assignments for the purpose OF keeping themselves
the rench oflhe Resumption Law: Marietta Scota Frank
lin Bank OF Columbus, Chcothe Hamilton, Lancaster,
Irr,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
Gown OF the clergyman and three silk scaris and silk
handkerchief worth sls 10 stolen from the latter and

Gown of the clergyman and three silk scaris and silk
hap,lk worth sls IS stolen from the latter and car
red away
To-day man named John White entered the seceDd- hand
cicting and furniture OF George Dawson the
ner o Ca,harine and Duane Streets and offered the
scarf. Far which retained and White detaipe in
the store Until, officer Frsby took him in custody aud con-
doc ted him To Police Office, where he committed
10 prison 10 answer the charge OF burglary
II Genilelnen's Hats-SprinE StylG-BIRD, cor
ner Pine and Nassaustreeis, will introduce the Spring
pa,tern Of Genemen's Hats THIS DAY. He socits an
examination OF the confident they will command con-
nued patronage well S che ;ineness Of their
fabric as the elegance and durability OF their finish
BIRD corner OF Nassau and Pnestree,s ~ T.
J. D. BIRD, lo3 Chrsnut-s,. Philadelphia.
March Isl, 1872 mi 2w.
II FerOn Month Only!-Terms reduced from
Ten 20 Three Dollars Academy, E Broadway, opposite
Washington Hail.
Mr.. GOLDSMI TIL. The American Unrvalied Penman,
pledges himself irnpart the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
NewYok and Brooklyn his much admired system Of er
camille and Epsolary
or return the money the expiration OF the lessons
Mr. g. obtained the First Premium three successive
years for the es, specimens OF OFF Hand Writing exhibited
a, the Fair. Of The American institute.
Rooms open during the Day ana Evening
The Ladies will meet daily from II TO ] O'Clock.
Opinions OF the Pres
Mr. GoLDsMrrH-Jrdging from what We have seen Ne
must pronounce hun be unrvalled in the OF The pen
Boston Morning Post.
Ma. GoLDsMrTH-lIes, say uHhestating!y lhe mos.
accomplished OhHand Pconan. .ye have ever met.
New York Eveni ng Signal
Ncw-York Jan Is 1852 re Ct
New-York tribune., 1842-03-02
POLICE OFFICE.

RogB,Sf Mas OF BuSINrsS-On the nigh; OF the 2iit
u as man named Joseph Oliver OF the corner OF Pearl
and El.s,rees in Munroe Hail NJ lhe corner Q! rear
aud streets his nocke, was picked al three dozen
gold rings wcy, $780, by another man naaie0 lll'ans LINN
who seen 10 the articles out OF ht o" t
pocket and vet con,rived escape He was however SUB
>-Quenty arrested anS today committees 10 prison.
ZSrEAIiNc TIA By WuoL LEsALE.-0r Monday nghi 4
black fellow named George Waterman was iohsu n ,e
stree, and arrested with quarter box OF Tea on his shout
der evidently stoen wbch was marked = Hyson A \ a.
No 81. Ann Mckim and which was retained III The fo,
lice OSce for an owner The putaiive ihet was committed
10 prison
|TKEFr OF MoSEY.--A female pamsd Mary J. Stooiboo
was LODGED in the watch house on Monday nish and 10
day committed charge OF stealing $40 from another lr
male named Sarah Harrington.
a SAcR,LEoioUs ACT.-On Monday nisht ST. aiaFh ;
Churcu Lurgariousy entered tv forcing The bolt OF
Whdo" and theu the lock Vi the vesr roo and the k