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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07
FOR HAVRE.

FOR HAVRE. SSM The French ship PAULINE, Captain Per- NaaR nelle, wants 200 bales cotton to complete her cargo. Apply to (feb7I J. LECESNE.
 FOR LIVERPOOL. .ESM The fine British ship JANE, Potts, master, 392xG having half her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch. For freight, apply 10 feb7 D. WHEELER, 28 StMichael street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

FOR MONTGO"ERY. h E@ A The fine passenger steamer NEW GsSesSEssI WORLD, Joseph Bryan master, will leave for he above and all intermediate landings, on SATURDAY. the sih inst, at o'clock PM. For freight nr passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & O., Agents, feb7 72 Front and 75 Com-sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07
'wHARFAGR.

wHHAHFAGE. ..'rthl THE Planters and Merchants of AMbama are Il hereby notified that on and after this day. no Wharfage w.llbe charged on. COTTON landed on St. Louis street Wharf and all Wharves abyye,
 Cotton landed on Wharves between St Louis and Conti streets, w,l be charged cents per bale. -s
 jan27 49tf FEFrYPLACE & GOODMAN
 lJ- The Dallas Gazette, Greensboro' Beacon. Wetumpka Whg. Alabama Journal, Flag & Union, Eutaw whg, Columbus papers, and Marion Herald will please publish and send accounts to F x G. PLANTERS AND MERcHANTs BANK OF MoaILF.
 Mobile, Feb lsi, lS45- ENHE Board of Commissioners reques, 1 meeting II of the Stockholders of this Bank at the Bankin ing Room. 0" Monday the l0lh inst at l2 6eIocK |, for the pnrpose ofaPpontIng TWO Comm ssoners, agree ably to the provisions o entted an act ior the i settlement of the affairs of ihe Pl4nters and Mer- chants Bank of Mobile, approved, January, 1645, . copy o the first section of which is published below
 R. R. b pAWHEs' WALK'ER, Commissioners.
 SEc list. Be il enacied. &c.. That the number oi Commissioners to be appointed uiier the provis- tons oi the several acts heretofore enacted for the final settlement of ihe affairs ofihe Planners and Mer. chants Bank of Mohlie. shall be reduced to two borh of whom shall be appopted by the Stockholders and approved of by the Governor, and the sad two Com- mssoners shall he vested with all the powers. sub iect to all the liabilities and governed in all respec,s by the provisions of said sevrr'sl'ac, iebs 65i NOR SALE. or to Lease .for 2 fern ef ysrs--The IT Island just belo" tie city and apposite Hitch. cocks Press, known as PINTO'S ISLAND. Ths Island is situated between the inner and outer cha nels of the riverand contains about l2 acres of hivh marsh ground, and is well adapted for Cotton prr,s es. Ship yards. Saw mills, Pckeri4s or W housrs part of the Island is under cultivation. :hayinsA irui, trees of diferent varieties &c &c. There arc also three houses and TWO warehouses, now on ,he premises VI '''
 The whole or part ol the premises will be dispos- ed of ss above. and to any one dsposed to invest better opportunity coull not be offered. For term. enquire of A. PINTO
 or to E. c. .SOUTHWORTH. janI6 40Kmo Contist, opposite the Mayor. Of6rs WHITE LEAD-l00 kegs superfue. m.oof5c- w tured by the Boston Lead Compauv. iuss re. tevsd md for sale by JOHN PHILLIPS, 'eho corner Conl and Watef-s.reek
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

FOR CHILES' FERRY. h ES N The fine steamer WARRIOR, E. P. OiIver master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings SATUR- DAY, the 9th inst. ut 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to Eb7 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.,, Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

TNDEPENDENT PRESS. WHARF NOTICE. l-Th- Planters and Merchants are notified that the Wharves attached this Press are open free for all Cotton received them from and after this day.
 jan25 GREEN, CASEY & JAMES,,
 Do-Tbe Dallas Gazette, Greensboro' Be ,con. We. tumpka Whg. Alabama Journal, Flag < Unioa. Euaw WhiR, Columbus papers, and M arion IierxId- will please publish and send accounts to G. CAL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07
FOR GAINESYILIE

FOR GAINESVILLE. . Ee> N The new steamboat NEW ERA, J. W. Lyles, will leave for the ahove and aIl intermediate landings, on SATURDAY, Sth Feb, Ut o'clock PM.
 For freight or nassage apply on board or 10
 feb7 M WAKING & CO, 58 Front-st. |.
 @WANTED-Twen,y able bodied Negro Men. Apply as above.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

FOR HIRE One Negro Man; one Woman, good n cook, etc., and a smart Girl about l5 years of age, an excellent nurse. Apply 10
 feb5 SIC E. q. BENNERS, 59 Royal-street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW N E"~ e The steamboat JAMES HEWITT. Esssss2<55ssF Quarter nasier, will leave for ,he above and all intermediate landings on SATURDAY, Sth inst. q, at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on hoard ar to
 feb7 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

pu,lication made by Messrs. Green, Casey & James m reply to address made by the pro- prletors ol the Relief Press, the following language is "sed.-"fhe nsinnations in relation to combina- ton, so far Ihe Independent Press IS concerned, if II was intended to be included are unequivoca lily false." Now my name is attached 10 the Relief Press publication and personally responsible for any thing il contained. That publication made no insinuations. It stated facts These facts now reierate. and Il in doing any member of the firm of Messrs. Green, Casey <. James feels aggrieved they know where am a all times to be found.
 febS H. C. HOLMES. eu-The Greensboro Beacon, Dallas Gazette and Columbus papers vii please give this an insertion.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07
F11R NEW.ORI,EANS.


 tRegular seni.su.eElv packet to the RrO Basin.) Leaves New Orleans Wednesday and Saturday Esenines Leaves Mohs Tuesdays and Fridays.
 zFaaa3s~ n The fine and siaunch steamer LkbIiSytkbrtalS MONTEZUMA, J .McC Baker mas Ter, will leave for the above port on SATURDAY, Sth inst. at 10 o'clock AM. precisely For freight or passage, having excellent accommo- datinns, apply on hoard to
 feb7 C. A. GILBERT & BRo.. 60 com-st
 FOR MONTGOMERY. EA The new and light draueht steamer Es1kz5z51 LOWNDES, A. H. Johnson master, will leave for lhe above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 7th inst at 5 oclock, PM. For freight or passage, having superior accommO- feb7 CAMPBELL. OWEN X Co.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. [@SS h The fine steamer BELLE POULE, SssS4EszS{5ij H. R Johnston master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 7ih inst at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or 10 feb7 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. Ea@ h The fine, fast running steamboat SSkkseas. BOURBON. J. A. Case master, will leave for ihe above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 7th instant, al 5o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to fb7 MOSES WAKING & co.
 FOR COLUMBUS l~ % The new, fast running substantial s-S-s%sFa===-4:S- steamer ADMIRAL, ". B. Weib- lIng master, will leave Tor the above and all inerme- diate landings on THIS DAY, the 7th inst :. At o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on hoard or to feh7 GAMPRFIL. OWEN co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WFTUMPKA. r~@ n The steamer RED ROVER, S. C ssssssss2szzzEzsx Burril master will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on SATUR- DAY, Eth inst at 10 o'clock AM.
 For freight or passage apply on beard to fehS M WARING & co.
 FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

nR N. WALKLY may be found ai the office for. L> mery occupied by Dr. J. C. NoTT, No. S7 Royal street. feb9
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

JAMES GANDOLFO, WHOLESALE GROCER g. COMMISSION
 MERCHANT, feh7 No 60 CoMMERcE-sTEET.
 E. G. BENNERs,
 ATTORNE AT LAW, fehb 51Kmo No 6Q RouoI-sfrS,f
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

'1NO HIRE-Two Negro MEN, good Iaborers. Il One of them accustomed to draying Also, a little Girl suitable for nurse. Apply at this office
 feb6 toC A STUART
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

WHITE LEAD-lO0 kegs saperiue. manolsc- W tured by the Boston Lead Company, just re. teiv.d md for sale by JOHN PHILLIPS,
 ieho corner Conii and Waser-s,reeta
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

HNO THE PUBL1t'.-fiaving, in connexion with 1 the proprieiors of the other Presses, signed N uniform tariff of charges cotton, in order to conn ply with the repeated solicitations of both Factors and Shippers, to relieve them from the perple kitty caused by many different rates, we deem it due 10 ourselves to assign our reasons for 60 doing. .
 The ariff differs from the published by. us in the early part of the season, in but two items of im- porance, to wit: Planters' Storage and Drayage from our wharves to Press. In relation to the first
 item we have adopted the rate universally preferred by the Planters, while were in the country last summer, and with which they expressed themselves entirely satisfied. In relation t0 the second had only agreed 10 dray from wharf at cents per bale an inducement to have cotton landed there. Had Planters complied as rigidIy with their promis- es 10 us as we have "h our promises to them, there would have been no necessity for a change m thls item. As, however, with few exceptions, they have quietly allowed their cotton landed up town, in sequence of which have been compelled to pay 12i and l5 cents per bale to have il drayed down, and cannot even now get Il done al hat we feel justified in consentng to the 10 ceuts dravage.
 We, however, had another and stronger motive in view. Tue sp-town wharfngers for some time past have been in the habit of paying all the extra expenses incurred by boats on cotton ordered our wharves, hut landed thei, $, in order get the wharfage of the balance of the cargo, aud compel us to do all the long drayage. ~ .l'f-rr5tr A
 We place ourselves in position tg resist this ar. rangement and deprive them of any inducemeni to continue il, we consented to put up drayage, know. ing that the agg' egaie charge could be made the same to the planter. by taking of the wharfage. with which tie other presses had nthng to do, and in to- days paper will be tound noIce this effect. By this we keep our faith to ihe cusliy, md show to the parties up town what they may expect sosong as they play ,hu grab game. and seek to deprive down tswn of it's lair share of business.
 We understand thai we are 'ccisea of having gone into n combination by th,s arrangement. lb regard to the other Presses cannot answeror ourse Ives we have only to say it Is not true. And f any one doabis thr iac ltl hun give order on the other Pres C,hi"n, and he vii! soon ascertai wI,eth- CT ur not there exists n con,binai ion. ,
 We have mo lear i,at course will be censured b, any intelligent liberal minded merchant or '.lanier. GREEN, CASEY & JAMES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

VENO HIRE-An honest, rusty old Ndgro MAN. \ Wages low to a suitable place
 feb6 c. A. STUART
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07
Dancing and Waltsing Academy.

DancimS and w aNzfnS Acauemy.
 MESSRS MOULTON X CLARK, Profess I'VE sors of Dancing and Waizing, beg leave to inform the ciiIzens of Mobile and vicinity that, by request of their friends, they have returned o the city, and propose opening school in the above ac- compl ishments, al the WAVERLY HOUSE where all the fashionable Dances will be taught to sthose who may favor them with their paw 'onge. oa the most reasonable ierms-ther style of Waltzing be- ing entirely d'fere". to any that has been heretofore those Ladies and Gentlemen uus of obta ming knnwedgA of thus essenii: branch of educaion that the development of the figure, embracing grace aud elegance, depends alone upon the style in which pu- pills are instructed especially in Waliziug, 10 winch branch they i'll pay particular ateHtion. N. & C. will give private lessons and attend private classes to those who prefer that mode of instruction. For particulars please call on NJ. & G., at the Waverly aouse.
 N. B-Due notice will he given of the time of commencement. Music furnished for balls and par ties on reasonable terms janll 36Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

IEFFERsoS AND DADAMs.-Perhaps there is not. among all !he productions of Mr. Jsfferson, a more graceful and delicate specimen of his style. than the following letter. It was addressed to John Adams, on the death of his accomplished wife, the mother of John Quincy Adams.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

E1FR1'' NFRT'I HTsF | rer.ani Apply ["
 feh7 SMITH, DARNEY A co A BUGGY FOR SALE--A yer, fine leather fop "A Buggy. Tor sale low. Also--2 Rockaway and ? Pedlar's Wagons. rf+
 Geb7 s. I. K I. I. JONES. VINEGAR-5 bb. just from Boston, far sale bv feb7 JAS. GANDOLFO, 70 Commerce st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

TWO HIRE-A young Negro Woman. with n child
 1 nboui year old She is ol good disposition and pretty fair cook, washer and ironel. hpp, as this office to feb7I c A STUART.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20

DR. II. KIMBALL'S MINERAL TEETH-The cele-
bTity which these Tech have oaluC and the high value
SCI upon them by those who have worn them, together
with the known intrinsic superiority over the Sredt mass
OF Teeth that made In ibis country, have induced Or.
Kinbsl make such arrangements Is viii hereafter eta-
be him 20 supply the increasing demand for them TO any
exte he has been confirmed in this design by the uni
form, success which has attended his practice in this de-
nartncnt OF his prof So and by the high enconus that
have been passed upon these Teeth by many os our most
distinguished citizens who are row wearing ihei and by
several of the most eminent Physicians and Dentists OF this
CITY, who have spontaneously offered the mos. ample teSti-
mouals 10 their excellence. These Teeth are ard VIII con
time 10 10 made By Dr. Kmbail 'eglarg for hts orH
n,,. they are Sc: in the most elegant manner, upon
gold plate aud adapted 20 the mouth III sc way Is 10
combine the hghes, utility with the greatest Foss1e COM
for. THEY are warranted be unsurpassed by any that
are made in the United States. and are guaranteed Ill Al!
10 Mt perfectly. and answer oil The purposes tat
artificial Teeth te made - answer lr hiihoaA WISH
es 1t 10 be particularly noted that his arrangements are
such Us will enable him 10 offer these Teet made in The
style above mentioned az Me Slae 1CSs thai are eagsd
for s most iDor kiads Specimens may te seen at his
house No, 522 Broadway, near SpynS-st, oiO lmisy'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20
WM T. JENNINGS & CO.
DR.4PERS md TAILORS

Importers Of Cloths, Cessirperes, Festings, Fancy
Dress Articles, sc.
a3l Broadway American Hotel, opposite the Fountain
Solicit attention from Citizens ard Strangers requiring
Garments TO large ASSIGNMENT OF Goods FOR Fall ard
Winter wear selec:e with view of rendering Their stock
as rich in quality variety be found in the city
COMPRISING Beave, and Mied Cloths. Tweeds, &c. for
orercoa:s. Coaks &c: French and English Cloths for
dress and fock Goats; various st, ,les CasSimeres
r,,, y.rst Meriro. SIX AID Satin yestings--wIei viii
h. made M to order at prices sustain reputation As
the pioneers in the progressive reformation that Is aveFtn
the cause of coSlant that cash purchasers are taxed for
others eneuees The style and finish of our Garments
will compare W til those Of any other establishment sd
in this is the S sequel of the extensive patronage ecltsd
I,rv assortiaent of Fixsr QUALITY Ready made Gar
uen,s overcnats, Cicaks. Dress and ftocA
coats. Pantaloons Vests, SC. constantly on hand wii
finn suuply of Fancy Dress articles, including Scars Ca
vat. HandIerchisfs Gloves suspeniers, Dressing Robes
"a a''' o5 lsu
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20
VTINDow SHADE DEPoT-No. Spruce street

yITINDOw SHADE DEPoT-No. Spruce street
w 10000 worth Shades. The subscribers, ever ax
lou to Please have enlarged their establishment TO supply
the Increasing demand for their superior shades Persons
buying them rely having good article, As they
are always willing 20 exchange them.
Their patterns consist of every Kind which could be In
vented and they have greater assortment than al the
other establishments pat together, and they take great
pleasure in showing them, aai offended they
DO not SELL People Of taste would do well TO can Sign
Banners and Interior Decorations be surpassed
naa sgnis ' RARToL & DE MAVSEY,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20
BELOW.
brig unknown. Wind light at Sc.
DISASTERS &c

The shin osweec. Wood from Hull for New York. pn,
into Fayai 2j,h Zee list vii, los of main and mrrn top
io n' ays % saei si hence I for % View ok between 18th
January The above information received bYs eI!er %
ro"sht BY the bs Bon fortuna arrived y,lerl
The O. one Of eioag expected vessels IL vii be r1nem
which she received previous to the great gale OF the lin oil
The shin Toga before reported put into Faya in distress,
bound to this port would sail about the t or 18TH oil jan
po with nII cargo wo srouadsd on To6asco bar The
latter part and cargo total loss Vessel
Bris Ease Cart Fullerton which cle'e at Norieans I'd
inst for Philadelphia ;uraed in distress having carried away
he head rf her inannllst the bar.
The ship Coromando Of lcson tePpr,ed yesertay) lSsI
at sea fine Shin of about GOO tons, ABOUT years 1a anu
there n insurance hear in Boston to the amount oi about
The Havana Diao de la Marina Of The 99l t reports al!
ashore on the 10Th ult of Fey Larsose had already worked
S Ss ~ @ hgd 3 the wreck in the nnch fr the purpose
cf obtaining assistance, leaving two oil the crew III 'hse
Ship GLASGOW before mentioned hnviag put back to sa.
vanmah compelled 10 do 50 IN consequence 9 aN los.
most Of her sails m gale d her FS-@ @ isce'NS
ship Nlmra. lost on the Gingerbread Groan was or
Year; old. and insured Ia Boston ior SioV dii1eu
Sch Silie a, PorjcaCe frcr New O:eans, l1 nstan',
ls = So spoke sehs Eagle lad z days from Boston
i%F ead took from her Car C0GS bHI
had been aSpd@pea & sS f Ja ey;cs 81 in SINKING conIi.
'Oa; and II The crew taken oil by the Eagle
ith two se9m.n ofschr Blow, iScituate m Aux Iayes
for Boston before reported the lrGucllo de Ia Rena
arrive S {. They state that the sis command
after the deeese Of Capt Nlsl AUX Cay and Of the
crew had died few days after leaving ta, the ious
on board found impossible the vessel any
oaGeg and were obliged her shore Cayo Larso.
about 60 miles the wa Of c. She ht board i3} baS
G Nee and about Ogo los logwood, lgter vas sen; to
the seh about the i'h 70 se her OF aud had no; returned
hS s snSp I e l a & ou. wS s Of hs ed ',
and c the loswood and carried il to Trinidad The
crew of the NJ, also said ha of the uass Of the
Bow and consequently she would probably be sct Of
/ Some we, coffee remained On board.
Of al Adj.
phadegha Feb 49, p. MI have the pleasure 10 announce
hs the shiP ondi4ka Cent Gialtn; which I,ft Liverroo
is below at the Deawae LTeskwaer There hole there
| fore of the safety oil your l0lss'ng packets.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20

Tic amount Of boa in circulation 9th ut si9s 600
Of which have ua,ufd ai1 and the balanee Que
!, 1919 I,ak viii in al probability. give loss o" DC
,b, loss wb, !, may is more likely to fall on the stoeS
ho,ders alone AZ the holds mortgages to the -
nearly saCoo cOe secure her 'saia't the ''' 'i
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20
TEETHl TEETH TEETHl,,

TEETH. TEETH, ;, TEETH!..
yEJ L. LEWIS, SURGEON DENTIST. 3D broadway.
I'd door below Masonic Hall. bet,s leave 10 inform his
friends the public that he has made the following great
reduction in Dentistry
Teeth plugged with hnc gold one dollar Do do do tin
foil or silver 30 cents Do cleaned dollar. Do. ex-
tracted, so cts Teothsche cured, so cts, d2 amis'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20

yTIME-SAvINCi .iSSwER.-From advertisements that
frequently appear in the papers, and fromi circulars
that are the city and country md left under the
doors OF many of friends, we are almost every day
called upon and asked " five not in partnership with
Il Mr.. Dodge -
In order 10 prevent any farther mistakes and Interrupt
tons from c calls and inquiries, beg eave to state
that we are not nor never were. in partnership with any
Mr. Dodge and that have new, superior, patent
mode either OF setting or fastening teeth: do We know
any that not thoroughly understood by all we-n-
s,rtIced Dentists and the Doctor who may be his partner
and who has by mistake osiss, rubhcd his name
in such way make it resemble ours so that il Of
ten taken for ours have not the pleasure OF knowing
either by name, person. profession or title.
Z. PARMLY,
j. PARMLI,
n26 3ris- Nos. and Fond. street.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20
WU USiFEIrN

ARA, New Bedford l7;h inst, ship Archer, Rckeison y
w Coat; peruambues, Dec 81 1868 bbls - loco bb wh ell
aud y. co.. lbs bone.
ar AT DO , inst ship Rnsscau. Brayton. Pacific Ocean
NInu Sep, 2 with iUl bbs 0eJ VIII and 1900 lbs bore
Ar a; 10 7th nSt ban,ae Carton Packet Shearman Pacific
Ocean last from Navigator Islands, With 2lco bbls oil
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auc,ionecr.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.-stores 2o4
ID Broadway-IIbernl ca.h advancements made on

I DY BANGS, RICHARDS ~ IbAil.-o'ote5 zvr
ID Broadway.-Ilbsrnl eash ARRANGEMENTS made on
conyigrrenis Tor auction sales.
FORTY-yIRST TRADE SALE-25th March,
and following days.
The nc regular Trade sale OF Books &c under the oi-
-cction the Committee of Trade. VIII commence a. the
above daic. and wi be conducted under the same reSua
tons and terms as heretofore.
The sale OF Stationery. Writing and Printing Papers,
Binders Leather 3fuSIin &c win be held on Monday.
a4th of March.
Iyocs v be received until Is; February next, when
the Catalogues VIII 60 20 press and the usual cash advan-
cos VIII re ma e. If required on receipt of goods.
" COTTON s co. Auct.cn and Commit, sion Mer-
chants Nos. iI3 Fulton street, and - Ann street
iyal advances made on consiguments, and prompt re
THURSDAY. Feb. 20.
AZ 10 O'Clock, AZ 81 Ann-st-
SErRtsF SALE Of DRY GOODS. Ac-Comprsns aiIe
AMI General assortment, sgch as cloh cass!meres sat
e:;e< yst!ns plain and figured book Swiss and asonet
.lns del5GcS priatS, hroche aud other shs"is' Ems
hams aoaccaS OF various styles bomoszines. nerino
cotton and six veveS checks tieSins worsed ana earo
line gai< shlrng shel:ing, linen, white. red and yeio~
auue Canton o table cloths. unterpSnes siIS aaaa-
Serchefs ladies velvet cravatS silks, brown Holland
silk pri ses rc,cces saspcnders, eascS. combs guards
pin cushions portfolios peari bn;ions needles spool COT
ton hosiery gloves cap fronts segar cases. fancy sosf
pcrgmery, dressing cases, scissors table eutcTy pocket
books, shirt bosors and collars, furniture edSns &c
MONDAY. Feb, gath
\, Iol O'clock at 81 Ann.st-
BY ordeg OF a Receiver, &c.Onc patent lever t+o!a
Watch, doubc case, Jewels R. s. c. Beesey, MAKERS
Also one heavy Gold Chain.
Also one Gold Brcas; Pin
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20
SALES or REAL ESTATE. FEp. -
By "A. J. Bi>,eker & Go.

Two story brick se1 aad d%saf ,I &c corner 0 Oh.
Two saS story brick dweIs adoiGas on MI 2'i @'
Lot siw Ken @ : =; I Ss%ga " Id; s Il the @ 22co
Two s:9ry house No.'i t'o'i i.07J
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20

MUFFS! MUFFS AND FURs.-Selng by retail at
WHOLESALE prices for this WEEK oSLT. II No. Court
andst. Broadway. Laiie dout forget 10 call and
supply yourselves in tim. MO 3Hils
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-20

" Our citizens who arr engaging have lsmbng work
d?ne for their tenants in the WAY ofBah Waef C9:ets
jenkins basement No john-s-t. WHOSE work has tht' aF
given universal satisfaction. ilS iSu