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BUSINESS CARDS.
M. MAXWELL, AUCTTON AND COMMISSION NERO CHAN7
 MONTGOMERY. Alabama.


 M. MAXWELL, HUTTON AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
 MONTGOMERY. Alabama. Messrs. Harris, Clayton & Go
 Freeman & Bolton, Mopup
 Wilson & May, declltp c. Gascoigne, Esq.
 THOMAS H. CHEEVER, COMMISSION MFR CHANT. dec1O No. 40 Commerce street
 JAMES A. HOOPER, COMMIS SION MFR CHA VT, noy26 No. 40 St. Michael-st-MOBILE, ALA BENJ. M. BRADFORD JAMES E. SAUNDERS BRADFORD & SAUNDERS,
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Hops renoved to No. 2 St. Michasl-st.-MoBILE nov2l 241tf
 SAM'L B. HOWE,
 WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
 No. l5 DAUPHIN STREET, MOBILE. nov4 2tf
 C.ayMPBBLL, OW.RJv & co. STEAM--B DAT AGENTS GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 72FRoNT AND75 COMMERCE STREET. All Goods ,oiH be Reesiped and ForWarded Jtres ot Charge. septl6 2O5tf
 JOHN PHILLIPS. COMM ISSlON MERGE ANT, r
 AND AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE OF COTTON, References-- MOBILE, Alabama. Hon. BenI. Gorham,
 James Villa, Esq. "''''"' '"'' William Davis, jr. Esq
 Messrs. Spoford, Tileston & Co.,, New-York. Charles w. Storey, Esq.,, Havana. Dov27 J. H. RIVERS. CHARLES H. CHURCH J. H. RIVERS & co. Auction, Commission X Forwarding Merchants Corner of Commerce aud Conti-sts.-MOBILE. 0U-Will make liberal advances on all Goods con- signed to them for sale; also will make very libe- ral advances on Cotton and Slaves consigned to their friends in Boston. dec4 GEORGE G. HENRY, FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION
 MERCHANT. jans No. 67 Commerce Stret, Mobile.
 A. c. JAUDRN,
 COMMISSION MERCHANT, Refrence- NEw-YoRK, EsLAvA. MuRRELL & Co.,, Mobile. jan9
 c. W. TORRANCE,
 (Successor to J. Re1) Will continue to do an Auction and Commission bu- siness at the old stand. No. 16 Water-st. mh7 Sit
 EDW. B. GALE, AUCTION OFFICE in Royal s,reet-opposte the
 Mansion House, 0o- Is prepared to give his time and attention to all business in his line. nova 222tf
 F. B. TYLOR, AUC1IONEER-No. 4, Hagan's Buildings.
 CoNTI TREET-MOBILE. p Respectfully renew tender of his services his ormer patrons and the public, for he sale of sTocKs, REAL ESTATE, DAMAGED CoTroS, FURNITURE, &c., with an assurance of giving prompt attention any bus iness confded to his care. nova 223tf SMITH, DABNEY & co " HOL SALE GROCERS
 Commerce-street, Mobile, Ala. James Smith, Jno NJ. Dabney, Wm. A. Smith, ) 1 l56tf WARE !N CMRsBROUGH,
 GROCERY MERCHANTS, No. Commerce-street Mohile, Alabama. Edward Nj. Ware, Aaron c. Chesbrough, i3 27tf
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

II VIII
 0o- THE SUBSCRIBER having located him. self permanently in Mobile and Baltimore, now of fers for sale lot of likely young Negroes, compri sing field hands, house servants, etc. Among them is a good smith and excellent seamsiress. He will also be receiving shipments of Negroes from BaIti- more during the season. City reference given as to title. etc. 0U- Lafayefte House, corner of Royal and Si. Michael streets.
 nov7 229cmos WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
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rNSURANCE-The Protection Insurance Com II pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Marine and River risks, on favorable terms as any other office in the City They will insure rane or brick buildings and iher contents in Mobile and it's vicinity, at the customary of premium. -..-. E. c. CENTER & co.
 a5 f Corner of Commci ce & Cont sts.
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COAI.-sO tons Camel from CameIton mines, O Indiana, for sale by .
 lebl7 E. c. CENTER Co.
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FIRE INSURANCE. TENHE NEW-YORK EQUITABLE INSUR- l RANGE COMPANY continue 10 take risks al the usual rates of premium agalnst loss damage by fire, buildings and merchandise, cotton in houses, etc.. in Mobile and vicinity
 LAMBERT SUYDAM, President. JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary.
 DrecfOrs Abm. G. Thompson, Silas Holmes,
 Lambert Suydam, Shepherd Knapp, Robert T. Smith, Christian H. Sand, Paul Spoford, Henry Yates, Harvey Weed, Peter A. Hargous, James E. Cooley, Robert A. Robertson, Loseph Bouchaud, John O. Jones, John F. Nesmth, George Rapelyt, Joseph w. Duryee, Henry Rowland. James 0. Ward, James GilIepsie, n4 H- Gardner A Sager i7.,a l All losses and damage promptly adjusted and paid. nov22 242 F. B. CLARK, Agent. 47 Water-st.
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HI AVIAN A GIG IA R s CONFECTIONERY.

CORNER CONTI AND ROYAL STREETS,
 Opposite the Mansion House. NVHE subscriber thankful for past favors, and so- l citous for continuance of the same, begs leave to inform his friends and the public m general that sortment of Cigars ofthe best quality, in connexou with large quantity of Confectionery of his own manufacture, from the best materials. All which he offers for sale the most reasonable terms for casl wholesale and retail. sl a--.
 Also-On hand as usual, plentiful supply of Ho Coffee and Pies, at all hours. x...1 asa
 ,.,,,,.. ,.. GEO. SCHUMACHER N. B.-Cakes for Parties or Weddings made to ordar mv6 I21,f
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A SSORTED CORDlALS-lOO boxes French A Liqueurs, Lemon Syrup and Stoughton's Bit ters, for sale by
 f.bl3 s. l. & I. I. JONES.
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a7 FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
 TUIHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- II NY of HARTFORD, CONN continue to insure buildings of Brick or Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and its vcinities, against loss damage by fire. Also to take marine and river rIsks the most favorable terms. .t '.''
 The Agent of this Company has full power and authority adjust and pay all losses that may occur, the requisite proof of the same is submit- ted to him, without reference of the claim to tho of flee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- vantages of local institutions in settling losses with promptness. JON. c. RYAN, Agent,
 oct2l r. ..... St. Michael st.
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ELoUR-25O bbIs I, landing from schr Ala k' hama and for sale hy
 febi5 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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Philadelphia SAddIery Warehouse, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

No. ? Dap7hn stTeet, 2d door eJo,e Copantyct ar
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HOMMlSSION BUSiNESS.-The subscriber O offers his services to the Planters and Merchants of Alabama and Mississippi, for the sale of Cotton, and the purchase of their family necessaries. Con sipnmenis of other produce and merchandise will be also promptly and carefully attended to.
 noyS 22R,f i;EORtiE q. HENRY.
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INSURANCE AGAINST FlRE-The subscr- IL bers, agents for t'e Conlrlbulionshp Insurance Company of New York. continue to take risks on Buildings, Merchandise, Sc. as also River risks reasonable rates of premium. This is an old estab- lshed Company worth $500, 900 capital paid in, and large surplus 10 meet losses.
 jan3 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND. . T TNSURANCE-TheA Augusta Insurance and Bank Hing Company of Augusta Georgia, continue to take FIRE, MARINE and RIVER risks on the most favorable terms. a4..
 Insurance may he had on Frame Brick Build ings, Merchandise, Prodnce, &c ;n any part of the city or its vicinity. l. c. D, BOSE, Agent,
 oct25 S9 Water street.
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EASTERN HAY-25O bales prime Timothy. " now landing and for sale by
 febl5 J. II. RIVERS & 70.
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Messrs. Harris, Clayton & Co
 Freeman & Bolton, uopup
 Wilson & May, declltfp c. Gascoigne, Esq
 THOMAS H. CHEEVER, OMMISSION MERCH CHANT. dec1O No. 40 Commerce-street
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RNIrUkE-Conssiing of Tables, Stands, " Common Chairs, Rocking Chairs of every de- scription, for sale by
 feb5 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St Mchael-st c GENES IN MY NATIVE LAND, by Mrs. l.. 'S II. Sigourney; with engrasings, m vol l2me. For sale by J. M. SUMWALT & co,
 febl2 Book 'lers and Staiioners, 36 Daupbin-st
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TENoBACCO-Just receIyed and for sale 1 200 dozen Mrs Miler's fine cut
 100 dozen GcodNin's do
 HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,. (eb6 A ard 47 Water street CAST0R OIL, Sperm Oil, Linseed on anu V Spiri,s Turpenline, by the barrel and at retail. al the Planters Drug Store, sign of the Blue Mor tar. south eas, of Dauphin and Waier-sts. feb7 BLAIR & co.
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DAINTS, Oils andW,ndow Glass of superior | quality. constantly on hand and for sale whole sale and retail by 'A'
 icbi4 Y JOHN B. TODD, AZ Dauphins..
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A LE and PORTER-lO hhds Porter. 10 do Ale "A l5 bls Ale. Received per bark Patton from Philadelphia, on consignment and for sale by ai
 febl5 WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
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DLANTING POrATOES-IOO bbls excellent in fine shipping order, for sale low to close an
 iebls c. W. OGDEN. 75 and 77 water-st.
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RLANkETS-30 bales of various qualities, for 1J sale on consignment by
 febl5 BEERS & SMITH, 22 St Michael-si.
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NTOTHER'S RELIEF-A supply of ihls invalu. MI able Medicine on haud and for sale by r
 R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists,
 fel,3 corner Water and st Francis-sts
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SHAD-60 packages in whole and half bbls, now Isbl4 corner Conti and Water. streets.
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e PERM OIL--l5 casks Jupd's winter bleached, S in sioEe on consignment and for sale by
 febi4 WHITAKER A SAMPSON, 20 ConIi-st
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Y IME-500 casks fresh stone Lime, direci from 1I Thomaston, landing from schooner Patriot and for sale low from the wharf by
 leb1S J. Il. RIVERS & co.
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APOTHECARIEs'HALL,

Boots and Shoes, Of every description. For sale low as the lowest hy
 iansO LAYTON & CO, AZ Watershed
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P. B. TYLOR,
 AUCITONEER-No 4, Hagan's Buildings.
 CONTI sTREET-MOBILE. p Respectfully a tender of his services his ormer patrons and the public, for he sale of STocKs REAL ESTATE, DAMAGED CoTTos, FURNITURE, &c., with an assurance of giving prompt any bus iness conhded to his nov4 223tf
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GALT-The cargo oi the Rritish ship Symmetry
 - for sale in the bay or the wharf by febi4 JOHN GIBSON.
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ltOAL-Just receiseda supply of Schuylkiil egg Nl Coal in casks, put up expressly for family use, willhe sold low by aAl .Iarf4 fr
 lebI2 BEERS & SMITH, 22 Si Michael st NUGAR-Daily expected to arrive per schr Da- ~ den, 1i6 hhds Weeks Island Sugar, hne dry a,tice for barrelng, apply 10
 fehlI VIM. HALL, 69 Commerce street.
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
The Railway Mania In England.

Under this caption, in the Herald OF the 21st
instant, you copy article from Wilmer IL Smiths
Times OF the 18th December, which appears to me
to be prophetic Of what is likely to transpire in this
causes mentioned there and those actually in ope-
ration here, and, | think, we may look. in due
time, for like results. One cause mentioned is the
increased productveness CT theirroads Look al our
railways all over this country, and the files of your
paper will bear record 10 the same thing here II
is said, "Competing lines for length OF time were
discountenanced by the government" So in this
State. Rejoicing, however, in their monopoly,
SO arrogant did many OF the established lines
become-so little did they deem 1t necessary to
study the convenience or the accommodation of
the public so insolent were they under reproof-
and anxious TO screw the last penny out of their
customers that government at length tardiy inter-
fered and placed some limits to their cupidity |"
Yourself, Mr.. Editor, and such of your readers as
"are travelled" will be at no loss to apply this
language TO existing roads in this country, and es-
pecially on the great line in this State between
Albany and Buffalo. And, what's singular enough
a movement has been for some time on foot, and
in few days petitions will be circulated all over
the State, asking the Legislature TO adopt this line
of roads Knowing this fact, the coincidence
struck me as being the more forcible and the
causes which originated the movement are almost
exactly identical with those previously existing in
Engand-as you will see by a letter addressed TO
Mr.. Corning, President OF one OF these roads, on
the Path December last, which | will furnish you
so soon as can have copy made only allude
to this subject as one Of the signs OF the times
marking the progress Of society and the mutations
OF the age In which we 1--we; and 1t will be well il
the managers OF these various companies so deport
themselves as not to bring about the same state Of
things as now exists in England, and thus jeopaf-
die the interests Of thousands OF innocent persons
who have made investments in the stock OF these
companies; unless when IT is cesr that great public
benefit would resut-then, indeed, private interests
''' j. M. wooDwAap.
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
Circuit Court.
rslG LAl12 asf Ill 81 ~

JAN IS Tn erot Pvince-The jury in this case rem
deFeA vrdilt faf staiuqas spt sss damssss, and six
Launcelof Howsrd George Langdon--Thn was ar
aesn OF xoyeE tho vAe of Quantity Of fur
nure levied upon by the defendant by virtue Of udg
ment obtained 6Bahst pdrty named Willis The pIo-
perty sppears in the possession of willis at the
time Of the levy and plaintiff claims owpershjp the
Srond Of having made certain advances the furniture.
Alavy made N January, l64s when the cause
called for trial in the, Marine Court and plaintiff
suited second suit commenced in the Circuit
Court Verdict for plaintiff Sl9S 81 subject 10 the opin-
ion Of the court on Q case to be made OUT ,riont
Marius Papon VS. Charles J. Clayk.-An action Of as
supsfto recover ss32 ls bond given by Defendant
on settlement o. account The bond wsa dated in June
1897 stipulation was made binding the payment Of an
instalment Of onehalf the amount the first of the
suing December. and the balance the ensuing first of
May, with interest. II appeared that the plaintiff ad-
vanced the money the defendsnt Lopg island Rail
road Stock which the Plaintiff to sell and to rem
burse himself out Of the proceeds The stock turned out
to ba whss termed 6arp stocks and the Pisintif
compelled to pay upon the compa
ny The stock subsequently found to be less accord
ing its market vaiuet the Of money he had
advanced. A setlement soon after affected between
the parties when the Plaintiff took the stock at its
ket salae end the bond in question for the balance 1892
10. The defence put in was that this usurous
Transaction in much Plaintiff had charged interest
e. the # cso %SS b the
Scents cOSto.9' = IL Nliig siNi ~ NSr4i3 @s
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
= Common Pleas.

Before Judge UIshoeher.
JAN % Thomas c.. Christopher u.s. Robert W. Higgs-
a family jar7Ths action Of trover to recover
from defendant quantity Of plate consisting silver
teapot spoons saucepans and variety OF eQuipage
appearedEhat several years ago uncle of PLAINTIFFS
wife went to Europe taking with him his nece, expect
dea to- which belonged to the neice now Mrs Christie
pher in the hands party named Vanderhoof agent
for the term Of six years quantity of furniture
throughthe hands Of brother in law Of Vanderhoofs
and got into defendants possession with the plate, Van
as agent amouAt Of over Sl0O Net being town
when became due he wrote to Higgs directing him to
note. Action brought to recover. in trover, the
amount claimed by plaintiff, Mrs, Christopherb pro-
perty The defence put in was that the property
cleaning, and repairing of furniture for plaintiff
and property is not in defendants possession be-
ing deposited in pawn to party named Bruce and that
suit brought against defendant to iDjure him be-
cause Of his having hsrbored away slave belonging
to Mrs. Christopher Verdict for plaintiff $al4 damages,
and centa cost.
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

llNhLlN1 AM ThCkoE1ht T. WAhEnOOCL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS Of the only original establishment Of
the hind, offer the notice OF our southern friends
and city and trade the ages and best
selected Of Fruits before presented 10 the public
Morris Whites, Honest Johns, Late
eath &c Pine Apples Raspberres Aprcotts
and other Plumbs all in their their
atural fayors.
Also Jelys Of the Strawberry, Raspberry Ounce and Pine
Apple and Cranberry.
Also Pickles Caisups and Sauces Of every imaginable de-
rpton glass Of ze 10 suit the convenience OF
he purchaser.
Also Picked stewed Oysters poed erporaon and
warranted to keep IN any climate. =
Hotel Keepers, Boarding House Keepers, Groce,s, Ship
Masters and Prvre Families, all invited call and
the best seeced and beautiful of the kind
ver before offered 10 the attention ofthe public.
RECkHOW X VINCENT,
S. Courtlandt street.
NJ BEghy DOZEN fresh Havana Pines in good ordsr, for
sale. Also, 1900 Oyster Kegs DIG 3msrc
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
Warrington. "
Correspondence of the Herald
WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1S45.

JAMES G. BENNETT = IS,
SIR = q.
am informed by letter received by me this
morning, thaAmy name has, within few days
past, been published in your journal as can,
didate for the Office Of Navy Agent, at New
York. take the earliest opportunity to state,
through the same medium, that I am not, have
want and will not take the Office There are those
who both deserve and need it more than do, and
are better qualified both by experience and educa-i
tion to discharge its duties. s~~
You will oblige me by inserting this note in the
Herald. am, yours respectfully,
HENRY G. MURPHY. -
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
General Sessions.

before the Reoorder and Aldermen Miller and Devoe.
& and Soys named
Peter Hene and james Dinez tried and convicted
rom the store q MI fsadore Raphael s No 4o5 Pearl
street. the 18th ofDecember in the evening The
SY ss
who fonnd about dozen and a half Of the rings.
asS the
an absence OF hour they returned with verdict
of guilty. Sentence suspended till to day.
N Keeping Disorderly Ho,se-Cornelius Driscoll was
,red and convicted on an indictment for keeping disor
dery house on the Five Points Drisco stated the
CONT and jury and called God to witness that his asser
OFFICER Sitter $40 and Officer Cochrsne sl0 fthey would
let M the matter drop and not appear against him.
The DISTRICT ATTORNEY stated that he had heard such
statements before and had in his possession number of
sdavits to the effect that officers had received money
and got the matters disposed Of Court and he
determined to put stop TO it if possible Sentence was
suspended till tomorrow morning. ~ Il -
Plea of Guly-Mke O'Brien and Peter Van Pet,
charged with forgery in the second degree were brought
into Court to plead to indictments against them
Prison) plead guilty and Van Peit not guilty
.dtemp to Steal.-David Robertson tried on an in
Sctens for attempting to steal from the store Of Jacob
carr KsAcr, tsceutIy nom Tie Heidelberg wsrand
formerly police ocer testified that he the priso-
entering the store his hands and knees-another
boy named Cunningham waited on the outside and that
to rob the money drawer of Mr.. Smiths meat shop
Rosr H. MoRRs Esa for the prisoner, contended that
tns eetaDIenn6Dt Oh smith was NIT
ketaso that it necessary to show that there
money in the drawer for unless there he could
stolen any thing he had been unmoested by Capt
Krack., t. RI l, ;. ...-4 II s...f.-+ .s','
The Jury, after a short absence found the accused
guilty and he was remanded till tomorrow for sentence.
I,ial for Aaintaining Nuisance Sanger was
tried upon indictment for maintaining nuisance at
No 81 Hammond street in the shape Of soap factory,
where putrid and offensive matter Is Boiled the smell
from which is greatly offensive to the inhabitants the
vicinity and detrimental TO their health
The prosecnton- proved that the establishment was
rom he mar
" The defence maintained that the establishment
ried IN the usual manner but with great regard to
cleanliness-that ventlator had been introduced the
top Of the premises and rvae sewer constructed to
carry off the waste ye They also contende that they
had right to carry the factory nssmuch it had
been occupied for the purpose for years
md that tha smell although particularly agreeable
not at all deliterous to health They produced
great number of witnesses to prove that purd
vas used in the manufactory and that every
taken to keep it as clean possible. ! st4 ..sttf
J.W. Gerard and ]. M. PIatt, Esqrs. for defence
The case occupied the attention OF the and jury
ill quarter past O'Clock but without submitting to
the jury the court adjourned till this morning al II
o'clock.
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
Harlem Police.


FIRST NIoHr OF THE NEw POLICE AT HARLEN-DARNa
BuRoLAarEs-Two sroRks EHTEREp. THIRD
THREATENEp About twelve O'Clock, Wednesday
night Sergeant Lscomb, of the Police, and VIM
Marsh, private Citizen were returning from -,
they three men, hut supposng them to be residents
oft town. they took further notice OF them. But
10 to their astonshment next morning they found that
the store Of Wism Boylen Co.. Of lo5th street
and Sd avenue had been burgarieusy entered through
window, the drawer ransacked Of its contents and
several boxes OF principe segars taken Again, further
Information reached them that the store of John Raynor
Of 2o street and I'd had also been enter
ed by dspacng the shutter of the door and cutting
panes Of gsss snd alter taking the money drawer
and two bunches of aegars, the burglars left for New
York ms the money drawer found six hundred feet
from the stsre with FIVE penny piece in il to reward
the finder. The store OF Miller and seamen also
threatened but Napoleon" their most faithful and
efficient sergeant Of the old police system, gave
two pow.wows the burglars thought most proper to
decamp, without pocke.ing any segars money, which
appears to be, thus far, their only policy in entering
other peoples stores. Jehn Green hears the Harlem
Police had not yet organized themselves to patrol the
streets night hut he wonders why not not their
Roing ~ '.- ++ -r
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
Wlllia,nstoyvn. Mass.
Correspondence of the Herald.l "a
WILLIAMsrowN, Mass, Jan. 20, 1S4

....~... WHLIAMsrowN, Mass, Jan. 20, lS45.
Am Eiopement-I Immense Excitement.
JAS. GORDON BENNETT, .EsQ.:-- ...l .-..a...a
The peace and tranquility of this pleasant little
village of the mountains were much disturbed and
interrupted by the sudden disappearance Of fair
and interesting young lady of this place and no.
torious young rouE of the city of New York, the
son OF an eminent member of the bar. +.
He arrived here on Saturday morning, and on
Sunday, ss'~
"At the cooling hour" . ! r.
he left, with the object of his souls idola-
try, for parts unknown. (They were seen in
Troy on Monday morning.) Every one is astound-
ed. The young lady has been reported for the last
two years to be engaged to a Custom House officer
OF your city. An repoir. l..
The New York herald., 1845-01-24
NJ

r yOsEHH. MsS.s Lana (sy snII,. gpcrsss.ef E.g-
ing md Dpcking GUNS, from the lowest finest aualities
Also, always band extensive sssormes Of PISTOLS
both Double and Single Barrc embracing 100 different kinda
,aeudng the modern Six Bare Be2lvs all of which vii!
b sold lower than oter house in M trade Merchants and
0un Smiths particularly requested TO- call prrvous to
making sh-r pnrchaxss they VIII certainly 6nd TO their
sivaxtsys ssc 4w~-re
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

TEETH. TEETH 7. TEETHl,'
GREAT REDUCTION IN DENTISTRY.
CHEAPEST OPERATING OFFICE IN THE CITY. :
~ single Tooth for. ........ rs cents only.
Teeth 6led with fine Gold Foil. ........75
Tin Foil. Of A
Tootache cured or liberated stunps extrsctcd.25
". TAYLOR, suruson pentst,
iai2 lmsec a. East Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-01-24

4 Court Ca1endaT-This Day.
Cfrcyly CopRr-Nos s. 4o 50. 81 a. e5 ss 81, es 81,
1s1, 90, 1o0, ,l0l, l09. ..I- Es-' s-
CoMMoS PLEAsNos 81, 49, Is, as, 3a "a, 35 3e, 1870,
AZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-04

ROYS BOOrS.-We have good stock Of
~ Bsys Boots of different quates-ome them very nice
which we Will sell v-ry low nos7 PUTNEy A. WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-04

q CASES DoUnfE cu Ns-g,ss received
a et sis each an q whseA wsa.,sd
THOMAS rYkER
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