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The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

1FWE will say for the information Of
gentlemen who have not engaged bonding
houses for the ensuing year, that MIS-. DAM
IELs will open cheap tavern on he Isl Of
January next, in that large and commodiens
house on Commercial Row, known as The
"Foser buildings" As the conductor of a
house OF entertainment none can be more
competent, and more willing 10 accommodate
her boarders than Mrs D.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20
vi Gard.

To meet the wishes Of The community had a
neat and improved flearse made and procured all
the other necessary materials, 10 be able 10 exc
cute all orders 10 this branch Of my business al
The shortest notice., Further. i did pledge my
self 10 reduce such charges as were complained
Of as exoIbliant TO a reasonable standard. The
same collins therefore which were charged al IS
and so dollars, hBve made this year and vii
continue 10 make 10 future Tor unreasonable
sum between rs and 40 dollars. Al the same
time warrant them TO be as superior 10 work.
manshp and materials, as my hearse is superior
10 any other whhi6 Thirty miles Of This place
Dec. Is, iS45. lAtf Y. SOAlERS.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

A y the next Fsbruary term of The Probate cou,t
IN Of Wilkinson County. will offer my ac-
count q guardianship Of The person and estate Of
Emily Com minor for final settlement aud sur
tender my letters ofguafdunship.
lS'h dec lS45 40 RICHARD SWAYZE.
u hrH aief4 s.fui 4lalaH So 3w,
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

SPEcULATIoN-Ev Every little change in The
Commercial or Agricultural world is caIcula-
ted TO benefit some persons, TO the direct inu-
ry of others. This world has been c0mpn red;
and very Justly SO too--lo an extensive gam
ing table, the business Of il the game, where
in one half Of the operative people are bellers
against The other half, and that every cent
won by the one party is lost by the other
Tho men are generally mutually benefited
by their trades, and the actual looser may
be traced TO The fifth or sixth pany-fol in
ssance:-PreVious 10 The recent rise 10 the ar
ticle offIour, it was selling at wholesale, for
81 so and IS per barrel. A gentleman resi-
ding in Vicksbufg received the news by ex--
press, of The rise, ADD Immediately bought up
all that he could procure in the city at So 50,
and the very next day turned over for SO so
and $40 per barrel, thereby realizing The
handsome :profl OfSlO,OOO dollars in aboul
Iwenty-fOur hours.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

twill keep constantly on hand well selected stock
Of fresh dry goods, hard ware, crockery and eaIhen
ware with many other articles which will sell very
low Tor cash and TO customers who punctual will
sell the usual terms. II T.. SALE
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

"A LII persons who have claims against the Wood;
n vile Tan Yard for hides delivered since the 30lh
day Of March ls4s, requested to be presented for
settlement to /. H. STANWOOD.
The Yard is fully supplied with Hides and no mere
are wanted a ier this date. LH s.
Dec, 49, IS45
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20
From The TicAsburg Whig.
MAsTODON COTTON.

The following letter TO R. Abbey, Esq, and
by him handed 10 US, We take pleNsureiu lay
ing before our readers. Mr. Abbey has depO-
SIZED Tie seed with Messfs TapPan and YER
ger, foF sale. n
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. %, 1916.
Req. R. abbey: aa 's'a
6IR-We received your respected favors
Of the 9Th aud l2ih insi., and we duly noted
the contents We received the so bales Of
Maslodon Cotton, referred TO-, and now have
'he pleasure ofhanding you, enclosed, account
sales OF Vie same, at the very satisfactory
price OF l6 cents pei IL. Proceeds 81 1856 20
which amount We remit to you, care Of Mr..
?. 0. Donnell, Yazoo City, aud which we
hope you may receive in sofety and find cor
lect and satisfactory. We found The cotton
Eall you said Off, Immediately on examina.
ion. We knew il would command tp.lop
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20
EOR RENT

THE we'll known md admirable residence in Wood
willie, recently occupied by Rev. Mr. Pierce belonging
to the estate of DR. E. Mogoun. Also valuable man
servant belonging t" Possession given on first
Of January Apply to James Hill, at his plantation.
w, II. Dillingham;. Esq. tfr
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

Thu subscriber offers for sale, the store on CONNER
cia row recently DR.. Stones-a full assortment of
Drugs & Medicines, Stationery, &c. Those DESTROYS
Ofpurchasing years supply do 30 on favourable
terms for cash or draft New Orleans payable on the
5th of October next Others will find il their interest
TO make cash purchases to which he will be Obliged 10
COn6ne himself JAMES A. BALLANTINE.
Dec. goth 1916, /
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

II Nhere will he an Election held at the Court House
Il in the Town Of Woodvjlle on Monday the 5Ih day
o. January A. D. 1916 for The purpose ofelecting
Mayor one Town Constable and four Alderman in and
for the corporation Of the Town OF Woodville 10 the
county Of Wilkinson and State Of Mississippi
N. B. The polls will open at ten O'Clock A. NJ. and
close at two o'clock p NJ.
Witness my hand and seal lis Sh day o. December
A. D. l545. WILLIAM L. GAGE. Mayor (sEAL.l
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

10 CONSEQUENCE Of ouI nDt being able 10 read
the proal Of The fist page several erpers will
be found which the reader will OOle,
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20
New Advertisements.

n ETFERS Of Administration having been
II granted 10 the undersigned administrator, on
the estate of Benjamin u. Ogden, deed, at the
Probate Court Of Wilkinson county, December
term lS45; notice is hereby given to ah persons
indebted 10 said estate TO make immediate pay
msnt and those having ci,isss against said estate
w6l present them duly authenticated by the time
prescribed by law OF they will be forever barred.
THOS. K. OGDEN,
Dec. Is, l945. 1--we Admir-.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

10y virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
DWilkinsOn County Mississippi made at the
December term ls45 thereof, the Undersigned ad-
minislra,or flhe estate Of John w. Leaherman
deceased will on Tuesday The 20th dayOf January
next between The hours prescribed BY law in The
town Of Woodville 10 said county expose for sale
81 public auction to The highest bidder on Gle lii
Of six months from the day Of sale, an undivided
.inleresbiu the Printing establishment oflhe RE,
publican newspaper ptiniedin Woodvle.-
The purchasers will be required to give bonds with
good and ample security payable in six months for
the purchase money. Samuel b. Leahermao.
2 giiHlAdmnislralor Of Jhon w. Lealherman.
zee, sln 1913 0iel 30 days.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

an ELEGANT PIANO FORTE FOR SALE.
ME undersigned has one Of Gllberts best Piano
- F0rtes which he will sell at a very low price.
Dec. 1S, I845. II. STaNWO Cd.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

THE WOODVlLLE MALE ACADEMY.
Lately conducted by Mr.. Halsey, is now
under Ire direction of the Of the subscriber.
The next session will commence on the
first monday in January next. f. sOULE.
Dec. ooh 1915.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

,cOPartnershiP heretofore existing under the firm
Of MIR R. Wendell & Co. is hereby dissolved by mu.
tual cons,nt |. H STANWO0D.
Dec. 10th ls45. NJ, R. WENDELL.
The business of the late frm will bo settled BY i H.
StanwOod,
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

DFsoME bend in human shape divine en-
tered Oursanctum sanciorum' on Friday night
last = or caused tito be dOns-aud hooked neal
half cord Of ash wood from us. We will
not offer a reward for the ,hef, as we wish
not 10 see piece Of mortality garnered up il
human shupe, so contemplate as to fIch frou,
a printing ofice-bu we will recommend
whoever it may be, TO fasting and prayer
henceforward-fO greater crime is on YOU
head than ever darkeued the brow Of CAIN
Ifgou succeed IN ciossingIne river Stick
[styxl without skioning your Sims agains
that identical wood, you will perlOrn a n'yru
Gle, any how.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20
FOR SALE

e 3'f 4f TOR SALE a'99''.
ET7tIE subscriber wishes 10 sell the Tan Fard,
= near WoodvilIe, formerly occupied by The
late Ailhnr Daniel-There is . good dwelling
House on the premisss-a shoe shop-an6-aII the
buildings andlimplements uecessaryt to do large
business.--also lot Of excellent Bark. lie will
give the purchaser good bargain. ,s9.
n 81 '@ t3a'f J. H. STAWWOOD,
Dec, IS, 1916. lift poo iaa'ee t
+ HAVE a handsome double Carriage for sale
at a low price. 1. H. ST.aNW0OD,
! Dec. Is, ls45. .....4
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

II wlhire on the first day Of January 1916 FIVE me-
groes belonging to tbs Estate of Lucy Young for
yeaI, they must remain in the immediate vicinity
Of Woodvile, they have ames notes with approved
security will be required. ]. S. Lewis.
Dec l7th lS45. IT,
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

NheIe vii be sold IN W0odvllle on the first Tuesday
= inFebuary next 1916 20frst rate field hands, Terms
Of sale cash. For particulars refer to this Office.
tdS
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

a special term Of the Board Of Police Of Wilkinon
n county will be held on THE first day Of January
1896 By order Of VIM B. DAVIS Plesid9l {.
Attest FRED CONRAD Clk
Dee 18th I9As II
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

indebted 10 saiu estate 10 make immeolhte pay
and hSss baSR y ss sgsgs so id. ESTATE
prescribed by law or they will be forever barred.
THOS. K. OGDEN,
Dec. IS, ls45. I've Admir-.
4 T the next February term 1916, Ofthe Pro-
| n bate court of Wilkinson county, the UNDER
signed Administrator Of the estate Of John u
Lindsey, decd; will present bis accounts for final
settlement aud allowance with said estate.
JAMES u. LINDSEY,
Dec. 10, 1s45, l-6w .ad@r.
a + Inc nexl February term, l9 is, Of The Pro-
N bate court of Wilkinson county, the under
signed Executor of the estate of James McNeey,
deed: will present his accounts for final settle
,penl aad allowance with said estate.
JOHN McNEELEY,
! Dec. ls. 1s45. I've Executor
A II The next February term 1916, Of the Pro
a bate court Of Wilkinson county, the under
signed Guardian Of Robert Tickell, will present
his accounts for final settlement and allowance.
WILLIS HUNTER
Dec. IL, 1915 I've GUARDIAN
+ IgT The uexl February term, 1876, Of the Pro-
! ~ bate court Of Wilkinson county, the under
signed Gusrdion Of Rebecca Graves, will present
his accounts for final settlement and allowance.
D.fNIEL WILLL4MS.
Dec. l9. 1S45 I've p" GuardAr
a Z the next February term, 1876, Of tie Pro-
a bate court Of Wilkinson county, the under
signed Administrator & Administrative of The es-
tale Of Thomas Scudder, decd; will present their
accounts for final settlement and allowance with
said estate. FELIX EMBRE e. ddm'r
ELIZABETH SCUDDER, adn'r
Dec. Is, ls45. I've
At The next March term, 1916, of the Probate
n Court Of Wilkinson county, the undersigned
Executrix ofthe estate Of George B, Newell dee
ceased; will presen, her accounts for final settles
men, and allowance with said estate.
LYDIA Fl. .NEWELL,q
~ 70 1eAS 1-uG Evenutr;v
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

To all persons interested in the Real Estate Of GORGE
McGEHEE, deceased--GREETiNo:
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-12-20

Wood,iIIs Dec. 18th 1875. 5a-sw
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
Superior Court.
Before Judge Vanderpoel.

Before Judge NanGerpoel
FEB. ls-Pdtrfck Fdgan ef al VS. John Bafemdn
Jury in this returned verdict for Plaintiff.
elisabeth Bounpeh VS. Samuel Bropn.-This was en- ac-
ion OF assumps quarters rent of house
No. l55 Greenwich street. amounting to $3.50.
The defence put that defendant hired from PAR
y named Michael P. Moore heir to the property who
not party TO the suit, and that he (foore) still held
defendant responsible for the rent and forbid the ment
thereof TO the other parties twas further put in for de-
that the defendant ade certain repairs the
nises, for which he claimed deduction. Verdict for
plaintiff 500 So
Same Secor- This sction brought similar
grounds verdict rendered for plaintiff, $500 DANA
ges and casts.
Samuel Miller George Wade and alfred Boker-
False ImprisonmenThs action OF trespass to re-
damages for false imprisonment and assault and
battery. tappeared that plaintiff during the time Of the
Native American procession passing up Broadway
when he seizciby defendant Baker and accused Of
making effort pick his pocket; Baker expolice
otcer and plaintiff being brought 10 the police,
discharged by Justice Merritt the ground OF defective
estimony 70 sustain the charge Plaintiff to re-
cover damages. Verdict this forenoon.
Before Judge Oakley
FFp ls- Chester briggs VS. I'm Wssstaf-This was
action to dsmages for injuries done to plain
if's house by the blowing down Of the gable end on de-
endants house, which, it alleged not properly
built The defence put in that the house which was
IN Of erection properly built tar the DE-
lendent had proceeded Verdict this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
Havana.
Correspondence Of the Herald.]

HAVANA, February 5,.l645.
Business Affairs Quick Passage Of the Rapid, &C..
J. G.. BENNETT
Business here is very dull-plenty Of vessels but
no freight whatever. New Molarses is selling at
rls. Some Coffee collecting, but no buyers; about
1000 boxes new crop Sugar has arrived but at such
prices as to give no encouragement to buyers.
received on the lst your Herald of the 25th,
containing the news by the Cambria; was brought
by the bark Rapid, Capt. Ward. This, ! believe,
(not seven days old)-and the citizens of Hava-
ma generally, owe some acknowl wledgement to Capt
Ward for this late news, when we were all gasplng
for something to enliven US.
hope you will remind the travelling public, that
if they want to come this way quickly, with plenty
of New York best to eat and drink, they must find
the Rapid, and the look OF her jolly Capt; would
convince them Of his being fond of good things
himself. Yours, respectfully, T. F. N.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
New Orleans
Correspondence of the New York Heraldl
New ORLEANS, Feb 9, lS45


Va,iety in Politics Iheatricals- Business, &c.
My last favor informed you of the particulars Of
the defeat of Santa Anna, and of his being a
prisoner on his way to the Castle of Perote. My
letters to this date (3lst) from Vera Cruz confirm
the particulars of his imprisonment, and the belief
that he will be banished the country. Every thing
is quiet in Mexico.
The Convention of this State is still in session
here with little prospect OF its finishing its business
under two or three months. There is no doubt,
however, that it will give the people, before ad-
journing, a'much superior Constitution 10 the old
one.
Since the arrival of the last steamer, better
feeling has sprung up for cotton, ana business mas
frightened up considerably in every department
The total business of the week, In cotton, has
amounted to about 49, 900 bales-mostly taken Tor
European account.
The city continues to be very lively: Anderson,
the tragedian, and Ole Bull, have arrived. Booth
has been playing here to crowded houses
AS the 4th of March approaches, discover that
office holders are making preparations, and some
have already left for Washlngon, to give IN their
adhesion to Mr.. Polk but, in the mean time, who
will attend to the public business while these gentry
are paying their court TO the President! 1t would
be good rule to dismiss every man who is found
absent from his office, particularly at a season like
this:
There are, at present, some four or five persons
applying for the CollectOrship 1t is admitted that
the present incumbent will not be able to hold 1t
after the 4th of March next, as his official conduct
here has given great offence. The President can
not be too particular in filling this office. 1t ought
to be occupied by thorough merchant, one who
unites business qualities with high character OF
the gentleman OF honor and integrity.
Professor Silliman will arrive here next week,
to deliver course ef lectures on Geology and
Agricultural Chemistry.
Before this reaches you, you will doubtless hear
Of the assassination OF the son OF G. Jackson, Esq
of your city, by a Mr.. F. H. Hatch, in one of our
public ball rooms. Previous to this unfortunate af
fair two other persons met similar fate. II is
painful to mention these things, they show rather
has engaged the most eminent counsel of this city
TO defend him. G. G.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
Common Pleas.


FrB ls.--.fbraham TheaH vs. Terence Boyle This
action Of replevin certain articles Of urni
ure &C. repievned under the following circumstance
appeared in evidence that plaintiff in the habit Of
lending out furniture 10 persons their payin for the
same so much week, and that during his absence his
wife business for him that time in June
or July last Miss Nelson called upon plaintiffs wife.
urnlture consisting OF chairs. tables ottomans sefas,
carpets, &C. which were eferwards delivered 10 her. to
he amount OF $500 or $500. Mis-. Nelson afterwards
sold the m TO defendant, and plaintiff issued writ of
plevin in the articles question their
equivalent For the defence contendsd that defen
liant is dealer in iurnure in Chatham street. and that
Se occasion alluded to he purchased the articles in ques
from Miss Nelson the understanding that they be-
onged 10 her. evidence 10 the contrary had been
given to him. MIR. Smith. for pl'f Mir Hastings, for
Ieft Adjourned over
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

From CALIFORNIA letter dated at Mszatlan,
in December last, informs that on the l4th OF the
previous month the people the northern part of Cali
ornia in the vicinity Of san Francisco and Monterey
declared against the present Governor Mchorena and
w driving off the horses and cattle in the Deghborhood
of Monterey have placed him in state Of siege. The
1biec, Is 10 drive him and all his followers Of Csor
a. whether they will succeed or lot rs considered
doubtful.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
Personal Movements.

The Hon. Daniel Webster has been in this city for
days.
The Randolph Will case has been adjusted without the
new trial that suggested. The parties have compro
missed the matter to provide for the freedom Of the
slaves with $40 600 of the money the rest to be divided
among the legal heirs.
Mr. Catlin of the New London Congressional district
in is to share the fate Of Hale OF New Hamp
shire, for his vote against annexation.
Unitarian Church in Boston have presented to the
Old South Orthodoxy beautiful silver cup lin me-
mortal Of it's Christian hospitality" in placing M lecture
the service OF the former while their church was
building
The MARQUIS de Lavalete Consul General and Charge
dAars OF France at Alexandria, who married Mrs Wells
Of Boston, has been promoted to the rank OF Commander
Of the Legion of Honor.
Gen. oDonnell visited the city Of Trinidad December
26h and received in handsome manner by the citi
N
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
Court CnIcnd.r-Th,. Nav

SUPERIOR CouRr-Two Courts.-Nos 10, rs rs, 50, a
TO- 49, l04 i06, l0e ITO. Al, s, 7s T. So, IA vi a.
81, 49, As
Part 2-Nos. A. Ae. As. 50, So So. 50. 80, 50, "a
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

- TO LET-The large three story and attic Brick
: Dwelling House. situated northeasery of
E Seventh Avenue and thirteenth street, with fine
garden Croon water, kitchen marble mants sliding
good tenant.
three story and attic Brick Houses with Stores
underneath the easerly side of Sixth Avenue between
Twelfth I'D thirteenth suees with sliding doors marble
moderate circumstances. . So
Aso-Fvs three story Brick Houses of similar kind the
easerly side Of Greenwich Lane Avenue the Eighth
Avenue, and opposite the large square ,
Aso-The three story Brick House. with Store underneath
eastey side OF the Eighth Avenue between 18th and
1h streets, with marble manes, sliding DOORS Croton
water, sc.
All Of the above Stores excellent stands for business and
suitable for drygood and ladies' shoe
china and rthenware. hardware, jewelry millinery con-
fectonary, &c. 49,,
The stores with ths front basemenoom, will be rented
from the dwelling if required there being covered
areas in front for fuel &c. q. H. WINTER,
fiji lmsr l6 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

u s. SRNATE.-After the 4h Of March next,
when those members Of the U. 8. Senate whose
terms service expire at that date have given way to
their successors there will be three vacant seats in that
body viz: each from Virginia. Indiana snd Tennes.
see As these vacancies will not be fill until the next
winter the Senate will stand ~ wings to 10 democrats
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATEs-Frday,
February l4.-No SO. Catherine Scholheld, appel
liant, Andrew Schofelds Executor The argument Of
this cause was continued by MIR Davis for the appclsn
and by Messrs Neale and Coke for the appellee.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
~(DnDs


M WISE,
OPTICIAN. FROM GERMANY.
MG.t rs.psey informs the sisiasp, Of New York tn,
a's; %S: S sST ,:: e.
yis'
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viii % . sSd ssn Re ae % VIII %
y ;,ys
aa ds n
mspdsd . shs bs. T their effect, preserving
] .!:s. &
Fl. ,m..e 'l N WISE. .7 4Hss.saf: ssssa..,.
49, BKyN La ROsIERE 4 COURT, Ils William
r. s as .nt
Csm maa large Fancy
for a They s al Il. e a s.y styles and for
ji1 Imsrc
HARRIS CITY OYSTER SALOON.
Corner of Chatham and Mott sts.
- :.; 5sis$
1s% y. those
other sstablishment in this any other city. N'
aS as Of Oyster brought to city can be 4;a this
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
s ssi g obtain from
q h % w Mha a %
attend the" at 'A'ii 'iIisief: fEvE
"a line through the Post Office, otherwise, win b.
WATCHEs -WATCHEs AND JEWELKY.-IRo:e
.avs.;.s cssis s
the city Gold Ws.che. as low go and Watches
.aatsd Keep coed time the money refunded Warche:
.aS T 81. ,n pSsS air IN h best manner and warranted
il, AEEN S.s YsssRs, e d Jsws
TAXES OF lS44.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXEs,}
pyRsUANT to the Act the cesetfon % afTa... in h.
shall Be paid my Office before fsenth day
and further addition Of per will be charged ali
uch Taxes remaining unpaid the fifteenth day of March
s lay a " h ass f S
early will find ssasay na to their their advantage thereby
Tax Be- On the Office
Office hours from O'clock A NJ uRts 4 osGsk K%KIfND
ja7teMrI. &c Receiver Of Taxes.
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
NJ EZEKIEL 90 Nassau opposite the Herald Build
sE. .s.pseuy invites E the attention Of h: friend: and
ssived BY late arrivals from Havana =
Rsss. various Panss Of various Asns
YDmsadd Ynsennidad. Rionda. RaSs.' Es1eiss. riHa'.'''
EsTeranza, Napoeones, Lara.
Ia India, Nonegas, Lord Byrons
the trade are invited to cali and examine them.
B-Orders from abroad will be strictly attended to.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

TO LET-Two Stores beautifully situated, in the new
E;; buildings lnow nearly compete) the noIthwestey
Of Broadway and Rsade street, known the La
large and convenient Basement well calculated for
several convenient Stores in the second story suitable
io Merchant Iaors, Fashionable Mliners Dresakers &c
suitable fer Offices Private Pao. with folding doors,
Dsntsts Panre Daguerreotype Exhibition Rooms &c.
hose persons wanting the above
nk
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

New York MAns.-We received this afternoon,
by mail, some New York daily papers OF last Fri
day, and some OF Saturday. The offices get the
lady papers through the day Of their publication but
the Post Oce Department is three four days behind
the proper time b. Hartford Times, Feb IL.