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New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

NAYs-Mc>srs Lardag ". inlre4rs Aherton, I3nbcoct,
Heeson Rdlack Bovine, BOYD, Aaron " Brown Milton,
Brorn, Charles Brown Burke, Htii@m Butler, William Q.
Butter. G.. w Caldwell, r. c. Caldwell, John Campbell.
Nm, b. Campbell Cnruth<rs, Cary, Chapman, Clifford,
Clinton, coqu, Gross, Dauie Richard d. Davis; Daw-
son. Dean Doan Eastman, John c. Edwards, Egbcrt,
Charles A. Floyd ForIllcc Thoctns +. Foster Gentry
Gerry, GlMEK, Gordon, Graham, Cuisine, Gwn, Haters
ham Harris J. Hastings Hopkins, Iouck Houston, HUBBARD
Robert Mcclellan MALLORY Marciaud Alfred Marshall
Thomas f. MARSHALL John r. Mason, Mathews Mcdill
Miller Moore, Newl.ar, Ocstsy Payne, Icken PRoFfIT
Redng Reynolds Rhet Riggs, Rogers Sanford, Saunders
Shaw Shields, William Smith, Snyder, Steenrod. Sumter
sweeney Jacob Tbompson, Tripiett, Turney, Ward, Wat
,erson Westbrook james w. Williams christopher H.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

E>cycIoryDl, ANEWEcsSA. No. V. have ius,
been published BY Geo. L. Curry * Co. Is,
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

he Canal Commissioners. IL their late report.
urgently recommend tH,, Legislature 10 finish the
Canalsin progress. and ask appropriations TO the
amour, OF over three millions of dollar, 10 com
ple,c the works and pay debts. They say, In
the opinion of this Board the time for dcliberatioa
on the su5jec, OF completing the unfinished lines
OF Improvement has gone BY. Too much money
has been expended. and TOO destructive will tc the
consequences to ali concerned fer such an idea tn
be one moment entertained b.. those in au,hcrity
II funds can be had, ecea al adrGnccd rate Of
iate7es., the cearcst dictates Of prsdcnce and
sound economy require that now there ,honld be
no hesitation. Every motive OF public in,cre>, de-
uands that nor, when boldness and energy
required, the counsel, Of the tirnid should not
prevail.
This j, rather strong lansage Tor Loco-F ocoS
and we CONNIE nd it to the attention Of Mr.. Michael
Hoffman and his associates at .,lbanv.Th re
sources of Pcnnsylvanja immense, and wc have
no doubt they will be found sufficient 10 carry
her through her disiculte>.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

FROM NASSAr.-Thc Erlnina arrived al Savan-
nah on the 4th from Nassau, with dates TO the
29th ul,. The schooner Liberty was wrecked
few days before the ErInina sailed no lives lost
The Observer of the 2oth gives minute statement
Of the scheme of the ROYAL Mail Steam Packets
There is no news ofimportancc.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

q Mr.. B. JrsuP. the excellent host of the Pa
communication in our last, that his Hotel is in no
sense political one. hu; that men of all parties
az, alike welcome and alike we'll treated. OF
course they aI,-no one could understand his jocu-
lar culosisr differently
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

Tux CoMrLgrE WORKS or CHARLES D,cv
EN>. Ne. V. commencing Nichola, Nick!ebv
>E9-Tus>. by rHE ArrHoR. or THr SPY.'So
V commencing The Rover and
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

Ball honor Of the Hon Henry Clay, the anniversary
OF The raiiicaon ,he Treaty OF Ghen.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

THrsns.> Frsyca REvolcr,os, No.Nyyv
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

II For One 1yOntl, Only Terms reduced from
Ten IN Threr Dollar, Academy 2al Broadway, opposite
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

THs WORKS or WALTER Sco1r, AlsceIlaa,,,,
Prose ard Poeticrl. No, ". embracing tic e!o,s ).
Mar7iion, TIE Lady of the Lake eas;re ~
part o, Rokehy. has Just beer issued bv I. poS,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-10

Whcrcupon the candidates agreed upon by The
Loco-F oco Members in Caucus were all duly
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26
THAT hall.

Readerl Did you expect Us to say any
thing about the balIa Somebody else did,
anyhow, and We would moi do il, ifit was
not that the party was the most trans
cendantIy pleasant one, which It has
been our fortune to witness for several
days Col. Douglass had things .done
up" in style, and the company appeared
most wonderfully delighted with each
other, and more 50 with themselves. It
sOds pleasant evening, and it has been
computed by very nice calculation
which We have made. that aIt's 3 plea
SAINT evening" was remarked 762 times,
and the reply ssdelightfuI' 76l Indeed
il seemed to be the prevailing opinion
that il WAS q pleasant evening, and every
believer was bold ID the expression Of
his or her opinion.
Aad theladies! but we are opposed to
painting lilies, and shall not attempt anv
description Of these rainbows on the no.
rizon efexistence; butaake the liberty 81
surprising that every body knows angels
do not live ia this latitude, but that there
Is race Of beings il thsir stead, Sc
nearly resembling them that
4 Il Is accessory here to state that thi:
abrupt steppage Is moi caused By ans
fear Of violating truth Or our conscience.
4 but We prefer, cn ! subject of such de-.
licaEe nature. that tho reader should b
allowed the liberty of filing q ths
elank, ln bis q her own poetical inlaei-
nation, g may appear to him Of her
most desirable.
y such parties as the one which has
caused this article WsFe uncommon,
shings about here, we might saw more.
gnoE thai We could Be induced Is s. =
personal s The Mississipp ian;) ba .lsss.
frequency renders useless any taiag Is
could say.
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TENNESSEE.

On Monday the 9th inst. the Leg;sla
ture of Tennessee adjourned sine die
without electing any U. S. Senator's. This
isan evidence Of what party madness is
capable ofdoing. The blood of any ho-
nest man must boil when such conduct
lis perpetrased, and me rely because brute
force assists thems It Ioc0focos have The
numbers, nothing in the way Of comprO-
mise or courteous conclliasion can be
done, but yrant,Iiks, any plan dictated
10 fury, and for party purposes must be
carried out
We learn from The Nashville Banner
that shors time previous 10 adjourn
msnt when many members had gone
home, End twas understood no uofs
business vas to Be done, resolution was
Oaered .sshat Of the county Of -
Is hereby chosen Senator, dzc.'s This.
however failed and another resolution
was proposed, she design Of which was
to divide the lblng, and elect one demo
Graf and ono waig sshsreby proving Ehsir
Opposition p eIscting g S. Senators. vas
not founded u principle as they have 50
ffsqnepsly aIledgea.
TIE notorious ..thirteen', Of the Ten
ncssss Senate are .sdamned 10 sgerlass-
ing fams.n and 4 one Of hen can look
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IIako S i. appropriation lnsl wlilkpfs g e /
hem 1'bey nov believe ~ State F..
bIs 81 ne pIanteFs Bahk bands ead !
sag Me viii pay IS soon Is oaF treasury
Is II suitable conaItioa. No laxaliRa
i mentioned, aud The 800 COO acre. y
land from Government S desired =
Il use Hon Dc gpnEi e'neE |eeos' 81
peeE 10 pay these la4EsFs kank baaas
Doa'l whisper sucl. ! ding ziAip'l
shaf.wouIa ruin yo0: las sa3 - 'Eill paT.
shem-at 10 parsieulat time
The attempt made By 4 lev Of the %,
coloco members &c The House q Repre-
ssntnt ives 10 gag the minority Or fpFee
them 10 vote FOR resolutions containing
matter which the whig party have 4
wavs opposed, and in direct eontraven-
/ ton Of their recently expressed opinions
and of those ofsheir constituents, i their
membership snay - taken IS any indl-
lcation Of the political creed Of those con-
ssiluents, vas : Hagrant outrage on ne
dignity Of legislation, and disgracefnl %
I party. II vas, however, what might
have been expected, 1.-THE usual ehafac-
terOf locofoc0 legislatures had been duly
considered. We allude to tbs vote OF
lcensure which il was proposed 70 pass
on those members, who refused to vote
on the various resolutions Of instruction.
collectively. The constitution entities
the minority to separate vote on each
resolution; and on this being called for,
the old granny of Speaker without the
sense or dignity adequate 10 : proper
performance of his duties, decided the
call out of order, in which he was sus-
tanned by the House. Consequently
when the vote was taken, Messrs. Ayres,
Bradford, Clark, Cobb, Cooper, Chiffon,
Doxey, Dufield, Enochs, Fisher, Cause,
Gibson, Griffin, Harvey, Jackson, Jarna-
gan, Lewis, Miller, Mount, Norris, Old
ham, Pollards Stewart Shelby OF Coaho'
ma, Smiley, Ta,om, Tompkins, Wyatt
and Ware Of Rankin, refused to vote, il
which they knowingly violated stand
ing rnle Of the House, which they were
-s.sIzS ssi.ss-s = de- sIosAsz sbair duty Il
their constituents, and their oaths. 70
this, Mr. Besan0on the gentleman Of sucI
unbIemished neral character. proposes
to censure them. For further proceed
ings we refer TO another column.
4 How very magnanimOus in the maiori
Ity. How-giehs j. each man who was i
flavor of that resoiution, deserves 10 be
by some one OF his constituents, kicke
from his seat
The action Of the Senate on shis maj
ter was very different from that Of IN
House. There each resolution was vote
on separately. Cen Jesse Speighs dc
clared that because the House had di.
! graced itself, it vas no reason Why In
Senate should DO the same. The resc
lutions passed the Senate in order.
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erencs ii he quality eI fhe naaas S
milk q graas 4 hut g &c price ~
deed We have never head el ans onss
ii these paris hohaa eal e drRn' any
blood stock produce seems Ihsy ats
moi kent % eat, 6as . look q, e gfalliy
The organ &c sight tie sllAa as senss
Of lasts.
Upper country raiser csE CONS aeWn
With quantity sc shis blood stock winch
Il beautiful q behold without lesslngs
aud sell ii ii the most exhofbitans prices,
without any difficulty indeed every
purchaser appears AFRAID 0f meeting TOO
much competition in the market.
This article vas not commenced with
The design o. commenting, % tho high
price Of blood stock and the nlania nov
existing about Berkshires and DaFhamss
further than 10 adduce them - evidence
81 the liability Of Mississippians to ex-
cisemens on the raising ofany new aaess
ton, 81 the introduction 81 any thing
with which they may not Be thoroughly
acquainted. There surely exists among
them i proneness to such excitement,
and ii can be aroused frequently by the
most trivial matters, There Is strange
ansithesisin the fact that though the alb
|sence Of temperance has for long time
been creative of much excitement, there
is equally as much now evinced in esta-
blishing tee.total societies. To this lat
ter, we are decidedly favorable, and only
mention this fact, in order by it to sus-
tain our argument. Every person now
has something to say about temperance,
and the reform is spreading with.a rapid
| ity and force tee-totdlty irresistible. So
Ecieties are springing up in various parts
Of the State, and membership seems ge-
neral, being confined to no particular
EteoS VI tttS Iott1lAANhAt1 49, ~ = =
have heretofore been temperate. Bui
many who have long been considered
stair drinkers" have come over to the
abstinence principle; and indeed the
thing IS becoming SO general, that serious
apprehensions are entertained for The
welfare Of the grocery keepers, and IN
-dlcations Of clamorous outbreak among
them are frequently shown. We woult
not incite these grocery keepers TO 2 re
belIion, but they are certainly in danger
This disposition TO take up any thing
new, and without mature deIibaration 4
take for granted its utility, renders thl
people Of Mississippi, liable to Be hum
bugged. Asevidence Of this we will on
~ allude to the bond question. We couIt
make.:this article much longer, in supper
Of our position, but think enough ha
been said 10 satisfy almost any one.
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M SSISSI = / l,R EOI I.
ae s. hzE. Esa.eF.
CAN 9 Ass
! KrURD i :s::::ssE IN i * - 1919
Thank heaven, he LagIalasuFs q
Ioorns today One cause of useless 9 <
psnsiture stops
We are requested q announce thAi
Mr.. Giss. of jackson, viii prsach n this
place On Sunday the esh March.
We polish below, the speech Of our
representatives Mr. 4. 5 Mitchell, on
the resolutions introduced into the legis
Iaguro 10 instruct our representatives rs
Congress 10 vote for . repeal Of ihs acts
Of the extra session Mr. Ms. notions
about ! protective tariff do not coincide
with ours, but il cannot be said he i
backward il The expression Of his views
We publish to-day an article found in
the N Y. Herald taken from The London
1Bankers' Circular" which it IS thought
viii Be found interesting to most Of our
readers
II seems 10 be the opinion IN England,.
that the crop Of cotton ofthe year just
past, will prove large one. How this
opinion got afloat we cannot tell, unless
the cotton buyers take the liberty Of sup
posing that because one cropof cotton
furnishes an oyerplus beyond the de-
mand, the succeeding one viii conse-
quently do the same Last year there
was an overplus Of 100000 bales. and
in consequence of this with other causes,
the article deprecated alarmingly. This
year, there has been short crop; but il
seems from present prices, and other IN
dications, not short enough to raise the
value in market. The crop now 10 ma r
ket has fallen short at least 100000
bales by some estimated at more; and
i any quantity near the amount annual
ly consumed by them, is purchased by
English manufacturers, it must advance
in the course Of very few months. 1t
cannot continue atits present low price.
unless q much larger quantity is raised
IN India. and elsewhere, thar heretofore.
This IS not likely to - the case So far as
greatly to infuessce the price, and conse.
quently, as we have before suggested,
holders SHOULD II possible defer sale. Ii
cannot be much worse, and by holding
on, much may be made, and but little
lost. The action ofthe Louisiana lie.
gislature in regard to the banks Of thai
State may, and likely win have an en-
barrassing influence on the commerce. 81
that State and Mississippi, but not to al
extent SO great as to vary the price o
the great staple Of the South; that de
pending more upon the British demand
than upon any operation likely 10 be ex
ercised at home.
The article which we take from tn
Bankers Circulars seems to have beer
written by some one disposed to be can
did, but unable TO express any decide,
opinion about the future, which is Of NOR
intereststc cotton growers now than i
any other class Of the community.
The future price Of cotton is subiec
about which there is bound to be nue.
speculation: and among various opinion
the best plan is to take d little item frot
each one, and manufacture therefror
one Of your own. To let foreign new
papers and others paid for the EXPIRE
sion Of certain opinions, designate price
and terms is not q plan to be pursued b
the prudent.
Our opinion Is that cotton win advane
= little II three 81 four months.
a SYRINGE DISPOSITION.
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aAre yOa fond Of nossls. If. Jeass.''
avery" responded - iaserrogasel
eenslenan. who wished . - shoushs. -
the iady quessionsr. foaa . hssratars.
aHave you. consiaasd shs isauis.asss
lady, sever read Tee Thoasana : ye4rFs
mo madam. neser Rad tAat nsasy
novels in oil ny lile.7
The lady hung her had ncmsas.
and sloped-
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26

The Jackson sTrus Issae~ Is beea
purchased ~ E Janias Foster. Ess. 80
intends conducting i - rsig paper.
which his first number gives erery err
dence OF his ability o aoina nanasE -.
tirely free from Objeciion. de : gool
writer, good prinser, aad M aftass =
express hisoPinioas boldly ali Of SHEA
are qualities necessary 10 the coslsci;su
Of good newspaper. Ma - <nsar.s,
like green bay hes=srss
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26

Franklin Combs one O The ~Nexiean
prisoners has returned . tie Uasssl
States, and puhlishsda narrative e -
adventures, il the Nsw Orleaaa papeSs
he has proceeded 10 Ksnsseky i een.
pany with bis falhsr.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26

W. are requested q announce lpAE
Mi. Giss. of jackson, viii preach n this
place on Sunday the 6th March.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-02-26

Thank heaven, The Legislature ads
o0rnsso.dsy Ono eaase It nseless oz !.
pensiture stops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-16
RAnaaelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald,

ElPHIA, March ID, 1872.
NO Resamrfion yst-Resumption Lasc declared Con.
sfitutionaI by Binney and observation-disclosures Of
Nar0l Surgeons IHeatricnls, &c.
Still has Their been no resumption TODAY. The
banks have in all things demssned themselves as
yesterday, uansacting their business precisely as
they did before the announcement of the passage Of
the resumption law. This state of thiaas cannot
last long, and what will tend much, have no doubt.
to hurry a change, have this moment learned that
Horace Binney and William M. M~redith. Esors
have just furnished written opinions, declaring the
resumption law to be constitutional and that ali The
banks Of the commonwealth are subject % iis pro-
visions and liable to its penalties. 'ht9gs
In view Of this fact it is understood that the aceep-
ting banks will all resume to morrow, and probs.lv
some others, to limited extent Tae Consequence
OF this will probably be the Sudden dissolution of
three or four Of the relief banks. One Of them. the
Bank OF Penn Township, has been surroun ded with
something of a crowd during the day. Indeed. at
one time, 1t was rumored that she had closed. This.
however, was not true.
~, board Of Naval Surgeona. composed of
VI W; +. c. Barton, J. A. Kearnsy. Thomss
E1liafd, W. s. w. Ruschenb~reer, and WAFER
sum, ~ii convene in this city, ON Monday the 4lh
vi april Tor the examnafs OF such Asst liant Sur
geons Ior promotion, and Of candidates for sdmis-
s'oh INTO !ne navy as Assistant Surpeons as shall
be authorised 10 appear before il. - = -
Inc sales at the ockboayd 10 dav were lioht NJ
prices much The same as Yesterday. State 6ves ieH
d; u . bank notes ere again up 10 50 discount
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TIN ScoTcH BALL for the relief { the Scottish
Operatives, will be given at Tammany Hall, on the
evening OF Friday next The objects conte mplated
by the managers OF this ball, Of the most purely
benevolent character, and we will be greatly dsap.
pointed it the room be no. crowded. Many thou-
sands OF the artisans in Paisley and o,her manufac.
turing districts, are actually dying Of starvation
That Scotchman is disgrace to humanity, who
will now refuse to contribute his aid in sending re-
lief to his suffering countrymen.
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baltimore,
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Heraid.l
BALTIMORE, March u, 1912.

Ma. EprToR.-
The tax bill of one per cent, which was before
the City Council has been voted upon and lost; also
the Is per cent premium bill for returning S5oo,0OO
Railroad orders. Thus we remain in state Of pc.
cuniary deleciability. Some Of our sharp.sighted
brokers, Notwithstanding their caution, have been
bitten pretty sorely. They purchased largely of
stock orders at 20 and 81 per cent Suddenly this
morning they fell to fifty per cent leaving it on their
hands.
Your friend, the Rev. J. N. MaHt. lectures to.
night before the Mercantile Library Association.
The anniversary commencement, ofihe Unvers.
ty Of Maryahi is to take place to day, for the pur
pose Of conferring degrees. Professor Chew will
deliver the validictory.
Yankee Hill takes his bene6, at the Holiday this
evening. Tits the last night Of the season
Exchange on New York quote at 1 s prem;
Philadelphia ia unser,led and may be put down
from q TO 3discount; Virginia ,st discount Some
sales OF flour have been made at SO So which is the
ssking price; wheat 105ill0 cents O:her articles
OF produce are without change. SIS .-.s 81
The weather yesterday was wet and unpleasant
To-day II Is clear and cold Yours,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-16

90 The most beautiful woman In England il Lady
Clarssa StanhoPe Her form as perfect any thing
one Of such surprising loneliness that he most polished
end best bred men scarcely withhold thenselves
from STEERING her cut Of countonance Hence a. NAV be
supposed she producesa great sensation thst
ry-almost ~ great in fact DR.. Petsrss Lozenges
produces IN this And, by the way speaking Of Petersa
Lozenges we weuld remark, that for curing scasick
ness coughs colds, worms headaches Low spirits and
nausea they surpass all other medicines a. much a.
Lady Stanhopes lovely face spasses the faces of her
fair countrywcmen The beautiful Clarissa livss in
London-Peterss Lozenges be had ct 4So Bread
way. Sold by Ring, SO Fulton and 80 North sixth IT.,
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AProf.TMrsrs BY TAE PREsIDExr.- Co,,s,As-
pire OF Moroec"; Samuel Haight, Of New York.
for the port OF Antwerp, in the place If TAsmas
Barker, resigned; f. M. Dimond, Of Rhode Islsn3 !.
for the port of Vera Crpz. in the place Of Tbon
Poiuey, resigned; John E. Wood Of North CaroIi.
ma. for the Island of Martinique; Thomas CsrIise.
Of New York, forthe port Of San Francisco, In Ca.
lifornia; William r. Hayes, Of Vermont, for the
Island of Barbados; John b williams. OF Massa.
chusetfs fer the Bay Of Islands in New Zealand, in
the Place efJanes r Clsndea, resigned.
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W ro.Ies.-Ousnt .ne ronec t. b: rArc active 70
medicines One may ruin the pocket, the other the
health! SIS 800 - 7i'''-s'~
den Of counterfeters in the vicinity Of Maiden Ian.
and Pearl street should be locked Buy oAly III Bam
OF Columbia that will stay the hair from n
Maiden lane, and beware Of the counterfeit hawk I'D
about the streets by boy The propretors Of the true
article never allow il to he peddled.
will be sent free 10 part Of the city ordered
by note through the :" City Despatch Postn
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90 WM CUNNINGHAM, Ese. an aged highly respsota
bic citizen, Front street Brook by aail injured his
face very seriously. twas badly cut much sWollsu
and Having great antipa,hy Doctors he sent
for Daley Pain Extractor Sslve aud 1t cured hia cs
three days The .sve will be given for al SUCH or
burn eases, by applying at y Maiden lana - Il nay
there be for every family in the Union should
keep ct hand, or they could forgive themselves
in Of burns ~ 80 --F
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-16

90 BEAUTIFUL TEETH-Whenever you see any one
with beaufu set OF testh You take II for granted
Sherman Orris Tooth Paste hiss been the means of all
the briliancy When You in contact with an Of.
ensive breath be the person has used this
who use once trust aAy other article. Sold at
Dr. sherman 100 Nassau street. and by sgenis 77East
Broadway, 1873 Bowery 217 Hudson street, 40 and 913
Broadwsy6 State street, Boston, and Ledger Buildng
Philadelphia. lt q - .
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PRocREss OF THE LAScEr.-This eminenty popu.
lar journal has been only three months in existence,
yet it has attained circulation superior to that Of
any medical periodical in this country. So much
Tor talent, energy, independence, and the cheap
cash principle.
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SUPERIOR CouRrNos. as ~, % to 90 ~ to Al, a 10
AZ, 1871, Al, 4S, 40, 81. - 7
CorRr OF ConMor PLEAs-Both Courts will be held st
10 o'clock That before Judge Ingraham in the Circuit
ils IS, III, 49, ISL lbs, la AZ 81 49, 49, l3a lsS
10. nfg n.t tt'.t
Part before Judge lngrahsm Mos SO, lo2, o. 80.
i2s, 26s 200, 26a, aga, 2eo, 26s $40. go >
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SOUTHERN DIST

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Timothy Clough Brooklyn, to be declared bank rurt
April Is; Alonre BselOw, DO do; Angus Kelly, Ne
York, do; Nehe raiah Jimmsrson, do.