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The New York herald., 1845-02-19

SIGNORA PICO'S
GRAND voc Az AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING next. 10th instant,
AT THE TABERNACLE
The following eminent performers have kindly volunteered
,,.r their service. on this occasion;-
MADAME OTTO.
SIG. ANTOGNINI,
SIG. SAN QUIRICO.
slGNOR RAPETTI
Lender Of the Orchestra Signor RAPETTI.
MIX. TiMM will preside at the Piano Forte
PROGRAMME.
- PART /.
2-Grand Duo" Quanta Amore" from L'Eiisir
damore Donizsn by Signora PcO and Sig Sanquirico
a-Duo-"Armda," Rossni, Mad Otto and Sig Antognin
4-pu9-"Per piacere ALA Signori," from ii Turce
in Italia, Rossin Mad. Anout and Sig Sanquirico
5-Grand DnoM 81 fuggire )" from Capuletti Mon
techi Bsllni, siga Pco and Madame Otto
for the first time by. . Signora Pco
PART H.
spanish Basd from Rlaneo sisDota Pico.
s-pgo-'I Pescaori," from the Album musicale Of
The splendid Grand Dno, from Senneamide,
Rossni. by sigma. Pico and Madame Arnoult.
5-Aria, from Capuletti Montech" Bellni, . Mad Otto.
6-The beautiful Aria, "Ah quel giorno," from Sc
B-Tcisss s@To be had at the principal Ho;sis. Music
Stores and at the doors.
Doors hapast o'clock-Concert commence at
halfpast I o'clock fl6tolerc
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

WEIGHS NATIONAL CIRCUS,
Park THEATRE.
LAST REPRES NTATIO MS!
As the Company will depart avery short time therefore,
compliance with the earnest solicitation of several
families and individuals, the Manager
announces
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
20 Cents to every part OF the Theatre!
GALLERY 12h CENTS.
TWELVE MOST SPLENDID ACTS IN THE RING
AND ARENA
And the novel and Grand Equestrian Spectacle of
MAD ANTONY WAYNE!
HIS TERRIFIC HORSE DAREDEVIL
FI- I'm which TREBLE COMPANY will appesr.-N
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

NEW MUSIC.
GE R GE H. DERW WORT,
PROFESSOR OF The GUITAR, 427 Broadway near
Ia n mas & me following Song; from the
panim-nt al d lingering marked throughout
l-kair Land Of Poland.
2-The Heart Bowed Down.
3Then you'll remember me.
al dream't that dwelt in marble halls.
fig iw&m
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

WILL BE SOLD at Public Veudue Wednesday the 2sth
day Of February next IL O'Clock, A. NJ the late
de1ce OF Henry s. Car deceased the Real which
dd situate the of HUNTINGTON
Of suffolk sz the Homestead containing about 1870 acres
Land on which are two Dwelling Houses good Barn
Bndings good Well of Water the door, and large
pond OF water WHICH has failing spring. the house
whole Farm beng in gosd fence Timber sprou
Land adjoining the road leading from Dxhs Sweet Ho
low by estimation 40 also, another piece of
and Sprout Land known by the Of
rear the aliholow Hills containing by estimation acres
also anohs piece q sprout and Timber Land lying west Of
from said Valentines Sweet Hollow containing five
more or less al'o of Salt and Sedgs Meadow
Neck the south side Of the Island containing
acres.
The above will be sold altogether pieces purcha
Any rerson desrous Of viewing the call
Jacob CARL on the premises, Gilhsrt Car Dixhlls-
ANY other Information be by Conklin Car Brook
lyn, and indi.pItahle ti.les given for the same.
GILBERT CARLL, selves and the other Heirs.
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Passc myers Sailed.

LIvERPooL-Packet ship Cxford-Jnhn d Van Buren and
lady, Mr. Frank and two chiIdr.n ef NewYork Mr. Williams
Syracuse; Mrs Henderson, Mr. Emerson and lady Mr.
nolds, Pennsyy yania MIR King, MIR SaundeIs Starr Ohio;
Frost, Canada; Count Zabielo. Russia.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

GERMAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
THE GRAND CONCERT, in aid Of the Charitable Fund
Of March, 5 the Tabernacle which occasion the fol-
lowing emineat talent will appear, viz:-
SIGNORA ROSINA PICO,
MIR. WIN. SCHARFENBERG,i
MIR. THEOD. w. GRONEVELDT,
- (Clarionet.) J
number Of Gentlemen Amateurs have kindly consented
several German Choruses Orchestra Of Sixty
formers composed principally Of Members Of the New York
philharmonic Society, will the following pieces viz:
The celebrated symphony in z minor, by Beethoven
ysr,ure 70 70 B.. oy Mences1hn u ubarhody
The Instrumental Performances will be under direction Of
MIR. U. G. HLL.
The Concert will commence at . O'Clock precisely.
Tickets 81 each, be had all the principal Music
Stores at the door the evening Of the Conce the
dersigned:-
COMMITTEE.
D II I
g; II. Sand, q. Vom Baur
Theod Victor, F.. Pavenstedt
VIM. Schnfenberg, r. A. Spies,
Dr. Gescheidt, Professor TelIkampf
z. X. Degen, f. =. Schlesnger,
H. +. Moring, Charles Perabeau
a BELMONT. DR.. Henschel,
Ernest Fielder. A. Rodewald,
g.. r. W. Rakeman, Leopold Bierwirth
fi9to8Mr
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FnENCHMAN, Is years DID, having lately arrived ia this
- city, situation a family
q porter in commercial house Can read and write speaks
language He give the best Of reference Apply Mons
Chambons 30s Broadway, opposite Cafe Mile des Coones.
f8 9tsIc "
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AUCTION SALES.
nv sNIEErN T. IN

4 uCTlON NOTICE-Large Catalogue Sale of superio
- Household Fumure-Ihis Day at 0h O'Clock al IN,
Rooms Fulton and 90 Ann streets. orusmented plain
other Sofas wood do; finished hair cloth and plush O
ms and pysns mach marble top Centre Table
French Mahogany Chas plush other mahogany Rockers
rosewSod GARD and Centre Tables; do Sofas match
Frent mahogany Bsdsteads; single do, &C., sc.
Also, Large Pier Glasses.
Also Piano Fortss &c.
The above articles all city made and be guaranteed
every respect Ths sale will commence in the street
with quantity Of Secondhand Furniture Carpets &c worthy
attention. fI9 ltsec
A uCTloN NoIlCE1sae This Day. IN the sales room y
spruce street OF etcelect Furniture both and second
band including 300 beautiful fancy Chairs Bureaus
Sofas Tables Wadrobe and articles
Also some Dry Goods By order of Master in Chapcery.
ll9 lterc THOS BELL Auctioneer.
A U0TiON CE-Adminisrators Sale -On Thur.day
at 10Y O'Clock, the Sales Room II Spruce street will bt
sold BY order of the public administrator, Harris Wilson, Esq
the effects OF person deceased comprising articles
Ladies. fable a,d Bed Linen fine shirts, Chemise beds Bed
Boots, Shoes, and numerous other articles
fl8 3tFm THUs. BELL. Auctioueer
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WALL STREET REPORTER.

WALL STREET REPORTER,
JEFFER SONIAN REPUBLICAN
XTRACr of letter from Member Of CongIes:-"By the
Il that the Wall Street keporter has materially
it, strength th4t those politicians
who neglect read regularly, don't know what going ON
in their midst. 1t is much regarded here"
Contents Of This Day.
The President eiect-hs progress through the country
2-The News" and ColectorVa Ness.
3-scenes the Custom Hoase-Appontmeats and disap.
pontments
dead Weight the Cheap Postage-Hon. Mr.. Hopkins
5-A Hint to the Ladies.
s-The Military Argus-Babies in the Aims House.
7-Nsgro Sermon.
8-Report Of the Pc Office Nesting at the Exchange
9Etiterary offices, Miscellany Wit. Humor Sc
. Publishished at Is Wall street, rear basement.
flo Itsec
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ADJUSTMENTS.
w K l. G HIS ATIONAL CIRCUS
PARK THEATRE

hAsA 1hEATHE.
The Manager ANXIOUS tn. w.he Of the public
Go-REDUCTIoN OF PRicES., iefss.
GS1i.rv Snss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is' ;SS Gents Cents
s::sa i.:s i xi, n 5
.sIl: i K: .s:s
rSsS ss ssss BY E b.s Lovely
Mssnesas rs'iS He Of n a cSao.s bv Turner.
Exhibition Of Strength and Attitude by j. j. Naihans
"A African Concert by Ms Hoyt Edwards. wnnemoe
G cqnsuas yh National Equestrian Dramatic Spectacle
MAD AN ANTioNiiY9 8 i9'S's1 WAYNE!
BOLD HORSE ssas DEv1LDARE.
wa:sI3s: ssd .hs SSDp.Iiins FsaI Of q pa.has Down
manned Sy If B,isi:S;: viii E is;,Sial1 ''''
III. "a
Of the highest eputaton which be certified by perusa
Doors at o'clock and performance commence
PALMO,s OPERA HOUSE.
MR. KNEAss AND IRoYPE n FOR ONE WEEK
THIS b PRESENTED the grand Ethiopian
burle'qas opsa'e ETeynSi1as entitled 9R the
n which will be introduced principal airs the opera
Of the Bohemian GIl.
commence CONCERT which VIII be introduced
for he FIRST time the unryaed Melodeon Band Of
and To conclude with the Ethiopian Burleque Opera of
THE VIRGlNlAN GIRL.
BY the whole Troupe.
Lucy Long, alias Lucy Neal Madame Depo.
Syntha Sue .Signorna Luscreachia Poorgoose.
Aunt Sally. signora- Since you ps rmeto.
eoRdufs oId 6sd d'Ss s;r Fl na mSmsssss. s,ss
Pompey Docklegs. the Parsqu :. Sig. Amenino
In he Of the piece there Songs, Duets Trios
Quaetts Choruses also the ces Polka Dance and Grand
hs' 6S slf
Miss Lucy
First tier and Parquee so Second tier IS Private
. Boxes So.
o'clock Box 6pen from 10 to o'clock
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

THE BEST NOVEL.
THE MAGIC GOBLET, by Mrs Caren author of Rose
Of Thistle Island This is the most captivating novel
just publshed-No Church Without Bishop; Or Peep
into the sanctuary being succinct examination the Rt
Is. i. OnderdoDk-prc~ l2k cents.
Texas and the Gulfof Mexico" by Mrs Houston most
interesting work. elegantly written and full ateres-price
25 CENTS
Wandering jew" first volume csmpete-price so cents
Harpers Bible, No. 49, With all the cheap publications
No. 2Astor House,
fl9 lt*rc JUDD Taylor
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

Packages containing bills of the PlanGsli Bank amount
ing to $50 800 and check the bank. drawn by
NJ Beach, for $4,000. The report Of the Painfeld
Bank, made to the Legislature Of New Jersey the
Jan'y-but few days after the offer mads-staeo
that the circulation Of the bank at the time amounted to
ony ssl AGO. and the deposits to $i6s7o We by this
That the amount Of Painhed bills offered part payment
o the capital of the Lehgh County 81 400 more
the reported circulation Of the bank and the check
signed by M Y Beach was nearly twice the amount Of
The reported deposits Ii the affairs Of the Plsnfed Bank
are not rotten there never rotten banking nstitu
lion In existence.
The movements of three of the Banks Of Rochester,
the circulation department for February lsaS compared
with the corresponding period last year. show very
|great increase.
|RANKa Observation-Disclosures lsauEl.
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

~ DhL lNlOn "a.
a the establishment Of a Line Of
is city and Baltimore, for the
Freight, are requested to meet
o'clock PM. at the Repository
rear of the City Hall.
Greenways, Henry u Smith,
ID. a. Cushman 4 Co.
Mygatt X Lonkl,ng,
Afford, edwards & Co.
Wolfe & Gillespie,
John X X Leavitt,
d & A. W,sson,
A. Nj. fredwell,
Stanton, Barnes & Co..
Carleton, Froth,neham < Co..
Graham, Bibb & Graham,
Jonas Conklin Y Co.
fl9 itec
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TRYON'S CIRCUS.
B 0 w E RY n MPH HITHE TIRE,
HIRAM FRANKLIN
The celebrated Equestrian and Rope Performer engaged for
six nights only, and will make his frat appearance
THIS EVENING,
In Four Different Acts
Boxes :. 49,. -. :. rs Cent?. Pit ..... One Shilling
fl9 lt*rc
The New York herald., 1845-02-19

NE w 1Ohh AIN
A Ii PERSONS interested il
~ Steamers to run between tn
transportation of rasss ngerc and
on Wednesday, I9.h Instant, at 5
OF the American Institute, in the
Doremus, Suydam * Nixon,
Jan menat Brothers,
Bowen & McNamee,
FIT. P.et & Hitchcock,
ID ckerson, Churchill &Co.
Clark. Work & Co. |
u NJ. Peck & Co.
Rawdon, Wright Il Hatch,
Brown, Brothers < Co,
Richirds. Bassett x Aborn,
yoseph Cowdin,
J. J.. Coddington,
J. X 8. Martin X Co. /
The New York herald., 1845-02-19
Second BOards

-avr'r-slsyrea
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-23
Aaron Burr.

Mr.. Wallace gives n the last number Of
the New World a scathing analysis of the
character of Aaron Burr, Ii cannot but be
instructive TO contemplate upon the bad
eminence which this man obtained by the
brIliancy Of his intellect, and the depth of
nfamy to which be sunk by the indulgence
of his passions We make an extract:
He cherished no fuendshp-he returned
unhonored the drafts of gratitude-be kindl
ed by the very freside of hospitality the
flame of lusl, and felt little pleasure in 5idd-
ing adieu TO the Lares OF. his host. until the
dearest that fouriShed in their sacred shad
ows were sacri6ced.* The mans whole be-
/ ing centred on the pivot of selfshness. But
| for the affection which lie manifested to-
wards his daughter his sole moral merits
seem 10 have been courage and cool essi
and yct, clustering as were the iaurels which
they welded TO his brow-his baser pas
sions so predominated, that he held il more
glorious TO seduct a womant than to glitter
in the field of letters, TO scale the sleeps of
philosophy, or to wave banner VIGOROUSLY
lin battle.
He coured the man to corrupt his wife
the statesman to profit by his influence
the milIbnare to obtain his money-and he
world 10 CRAFTY his desires. lie was the
more dangerous from the possession of an
llaiellccl massive, piercing and brilliant, IN
, tited 10 frame az once handsome and Wig
+ lOrous. HIS mind was but the keen and re-
fsistless weapon with which his passions
, heWed way 10 conquest. That weapon
was Protean. Bul few could escape its ev-
f exchanging attack fihe victimfully came
unde the gaze of an eye-whose sharp light
resembled tightening imprisoned and forever
f PLAYING in cloud black as night-he wa!
: lost. Burr's conversation was irresistible
: last naring-for his hand swep' every chorc
flof The human harp.
Age IS expected to subdue but with Burr
the winter of Time brought no suot to coo
the lava OF passion. Al four score and six
the crater wore glow as ardent as al TWEEN
fty His faculties Knocked at century.
I In cunning an lago, in lust TaTquin, il
patience Catallne, in pleasure Sybarite
;. in gratitude Malay, and in ambition Ma
\ poeon, be affords The world an awful exam
a pie of powerful Intellect, destitute of virtue
! His portrait ould 6tly appear in a circle G
DanIe's Inferno.
:, He seduced the wife and daughter of the ma
, who gave him shelter after the duel Hamilton.
i ; His avn assertiOn
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-23

spices send US 10 tue Indian ocean-the aloes
10 Snccatra-the cinnamon to CeyloR tho
ancient Taprohane- and then The arts and
sciences brought 10 bear upon The pyramids
that must have arrived at perfection long be.
fore that day, arc not only themes for end
less reflections, bat oblige US to confess that
IN chronology we are yet children.
Among his novel and strange assertions in
relation to The science of the ancient Egyp-
tians. M Gliddon maintained that from the
rery nature Of their country, and the vast
fossil remains in their qarries, &c, the E
egyptian priests must have been geologists
and referred to his "chapiers." page 40
for The remarks Of the priest Of Solon. "Yor
mentioned one delnge only, whereas mang
happened"-and other evidences, that tht
Egyptians recognised in their mytholog,
and chrynology of the world east periods o
time. anterior TO the creation of man.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-23
STATISTICS ofPauDerisEll.

The New York Commercial has received
a copy of the annual report of the Secretary
of Slate of New York. transmitting abstracts
of the returns Of the superIn.endents Of the
poor, for The year 1914, from which it makes
the following return:
The whole number of paupers relieved or
supported during the year 1914, exclusive
of tue city and county of Albany, was 97,-
96I. OF The whole number thus relieved
or supported, the number Of county paupers
was so, ,744, and the number of town pau.
pers wsn7 ,2l7. The number of persons
Temporarily relieved was n. 1856, and in
cluded in the whole number relieved orsup
ported first above gwen The whole mum
Der relieved or supported during the yea
lS43, including the city and county of Al
bany. was "a ,754. Excess in 1874, exclu
sive of Albany, l5,207.
The aggregate expense of relieving ant
Supporting the above number of paupets
Exclusive of the city and county Of Albany
was S569,0I7 S6t. The total expense i
l843. including Albany, was 1892, ,353 29i
The number Of persons received into tn
several poor houses in 1874 was l5.4lG
born in them 4l9: died 1886; bound ou
524; discharged l0,332; absconded 1890
leaving remaining on the lst Decemhe
1874, $40 persons, of whom 2,775 wer
foreigners, 767 lunalics, 274 idiots, and 6
mutes.
i OF the persons relieved or supported
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-23

History of past and present difficulties
in the Argentine Republic.
"The Gubernative Junto, installed on the
25th OF May, 1910, governed sixteen months.
A revolution substituted in its stead an Ex-
ecutive Government, which lasted only one
year. Another tumult overthrow the lat
ter, TO replace it BY a new Executive Gov
ernment, which fell within four months.
From another insurrectionary movement
sprung up another government, which could
resist only nine months the vortex in which
| it was ultimately swallowed up. II was
succeeded by Supreme Director, who was
turned out at the end ofnine months. An
other Supreme Director was acclaimed, but
was banished in less than three months.
Ills successor was enabled to hold the dan
gerous helm for one year; but he could do
no more, and was carried away By the storm.
An other governed scarcely three tAths.
be substituted by the one who had ta
lluck to keep his post the longest. AT the
expiration OF little more than two years he
was swept away by the revolutionary waves
Then the CRbildo assumed the government
and held it one day; Lieutenant Coione
seized the reins guided them for four days
He was succeeded BY government Of TWEEN
~ days duration, An instruction over
threw il 20 erect another which lasted onl,
a month and half. The was follow
ed by a government Of one month, one o
two days, another of six days; and two more
} the 6rsi of four days, the latter of tw,
: months! The government of Martin Rod
rlgues was then installed. Before the laps
, of four days the revolutionisIs raised ihei
r standard. Then it was that General Rosa
: put an end to anarchy, and laid the founda
ton of order, reinstating the legal govern
lnept by the victory of the 5th October, 1896
] aud terminating the war with The sister pre-
], vinces, by the treaty of the 24th Novembe
!. lof the same year. Anarchy again reappea
n led. Las Heras spat down by the usurps
j. ton of RiVadava, in the second year of h
administration. Rivadavia, in the so calie
i; Presidency, could only sustain himself on
Il year and a half. He was succeeded by
: provisional government Of one month; an
II Colonel Dorrego was elected proprielaT
e After fifteen months OF an enlightened an
% Ibene6cent administration, he was murdere
thy the ruthless Unuarians; and the fal:
apostles Of the constitutional hhsFtY this
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-23
vol. ., No. 4e.-WhoIe No. 453.

commenced that long series If snferlngs
which they have inflicted upon the people
of the Rio de la Plata, and which they still
protrsct ihro' foreign agency. They could
sustain themselves only nine months in the
province ofBuenos Ayfes, in 1923 and le29,
with the army in revolt against The nation.
Tire provisional government ofGeneral Via
mont succeeded the tyrrannical nsgrpalion.
The first regular and benefcent adEnistra-
ton that concluded its legal term, was that
of General Rosas, from the sihIliecember,
1929, TO the 9th December, 1882. Dsor-
der again broke out IN fhe unstable govern.
ments of General Balcarce, General Via
mont, and DR.. flaza. new and terrible
crisis arrived. General Rosas has saFed the
Republic; be has concluded the legal term
designated 10 him by the Sovereign Repre-
lseBtation Of the Por~ince and is constantly
urging for the acceptance Of bis res gna
ton Of the Supreme command"
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-23
THE lAAUU ClTl WING.
Painted AND PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
sV 10 40 STgVGMSs
rCITY PRINTER.0
a, 1.Gsr,on.slreei, neat door TO fhe Offices Of
=" ysg yss,r,. ITllkiasoa 81 Mites and f. ~.

On JeGerSOu-Sfeet' "e~' uVV1 ~ "te eBtces oI
.Tssws. WJikiasoa y 'h'tes' and F. II.
QuackeabOss.
rqp Is-rl. WHi will be furnished TO sub
-, \ 3 ~ pr alnln IN advance, OF S5
Al the end ut the y az 49,.
Nv ,,,r, t,r the irst insertiouand so cents
F' Wv ,,a,t therctiter--ton lines or less, con
,,,.,,,',n 'o .,uarc The number OF insertions re
',I ,rstbe marked on the margin OF tne man
-, tney will be inserted TIL torolo' ana
.barrcd accordingly l:.,o.o ,,,,., l.
All Advertisements from d u'9'""I, "a:I' III ~
',,anied with he CASH they VIII MOI
be inserted .l.,,. ror Office will be g5
Ann'uuc'u3 slN ,or state ofEces-in ad-
vance. -..,.-, q, any articles O,
t;,i5,oI interest, will be charged as au'e'"s'
,ants and must be paid (or IN advance p,.
For advertising Citations "'" Er,,ard ord
80, o., ,srs,rs interested 10 cone 'o'Wa'u "pu
.o,,s, yhy an r1cr Of sale should not De
49, ,,J 10 d,Ilara. to be paid Tor ~ ApVANSE'
aigerf,si,r Orders 1nntcd bv the r'"oGt
Curt far tle saI, Of property, 10 dollars TO oe
paid for in ADVANCE. ~ -..., -, ,,r-res,-
For Advertising Chancer' Nouees y" uu,,'
dents. dollars each, TO be pad Tor .u AD, 20
ForadvertisIng Petitions Tor p'"e'' ''0"' ~
Is dollars, 20 be paid Cor IN anyAN F. ,.,....,.
,Iv,rt,sins Notice OF Letters oil Au'"'"'s-
tratio1. 7 dollars, 70 be paid Tor ID Ap'ANvf'
For alv.rtisin1 NDur' OF aanuaI OF "ha' SCI
clement by Adninisturors, dollars TO De Pa'o
for IN ADVANCE. -, r...,a.
For advertising Notice Of Insolvrn' Estates
FOR s months, S27, to be paid for IN ADvAN'E'
Truste - Sales, and all other advertiseu'"
.lot specified, must be paid Tor 10 ADVANCE
All advertisements oi a PERSONAL nature WI t'
charged double price, and payment required Il
ADVANCE.
Yearly Advertising
Fol- forty lines or less, renewable at Pleasur
500. No contract taken forless than one year
and payable half yearly in advance.
The privilege Of annual Advertisers IS limited 1
their own immediate business; and all advertise
nents Tor the benefit of other persons, sent IN b
them must be paid for by the square.
Professional Advertisements.
For 10 lines or less, not alterablc, 3 months, 81
" 10 do do do 6 do.
q 10 do do do 70 do.
~ As the above rates are the same as tho;
established in Natchez, Vicksburg, jackson
Grand Gulf aud elsewhere in this State, no d
ducton will be made from them in any cos
wh1teyer.
1z-ALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FO
ON DELIVERY.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-23

Il feel too lazy to work, said a loafer,
''and have no time 10 play; thiRk I'll Pc
to bed and split the difference.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-23

He seduced the wife and daughter of the maj
who gave him shelter after the duel Hamilton.
t His swn assertion.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-23

A History of past and present difficulties
in the Argentine Republic.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-23

"ALlEGANIA.'-So of the anxious Sd
oGns Of New York, desire to have the name
Of our country changed 10 "ALLfGHA MA. p
The Boston Courier thinks better namo
would be "Yankeedooniah," which is the
Turkish of .The New World" The New
York Express goes in for "Yankeedoodle.
dun" The Providence Gazette suggests
the last. with simple addition, viz; lYans
eedoodle>dandyom.
The Yazoo City Whig., 1845-05-23
PROFEsSTONAL.
+. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Attorney and Counsellor

YazOO City, Miss.

CONTINUES to practice regnlarly in
Srhe Superior Courr Of Cdlncery. Hio
Court Of Errors and Appeals. Circuit Com.
of the United States at Jackson. Superb
Court Of Chancery, and in the Cjrcni, carrs.
of Ylzoo, Holmes md Carroll counties -
Office in the Insurance building on Iefer
son Street.
W, Civ ~ l., lS'N