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administrators Notice.

The STATE Of Mississippi Probate
TaUakdfciic Couniy.I Court
January Term, 1915.
ET this term Of the Court Letters Of
"a Administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned on the estate Of
Huston Howard diseased, therefore all
persons indebted to said estate, are re-
nuested TO make in mediue payment,
and all those having claims against said
estate, must present them duly authcn-
,icatcd within the time prescribed by
law. or hey will be thereafter barred.
Charleston Miss, Febru'y 5. 1915,
P. B. MCDANIEL
5-6v admir-.
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State or county claims ia
ken at this office, IN pay
ment of job work or sub
scription, at a reasonable
discount.
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a administrators N0ncS'
THE STATE or JIINSfSHfI -

III - Il Il ~
TALLAHArcHIE COUNTY,
Probate Court Dee. Term Il. ID. 1914.
. ErTERS Of Administration having
[ been granted to ne (Mariha
.Vlarles.) at this Term Of the Court,
hy said Court or the Estate of William
Quarles, deceased, who died inlcsi"Ie.
Therefore all persons who are indebted
10 SAID Estate, are requested to make
Immediate payment 10 me; and ali per-
cons having claims against said Estate,
are requested to present the same to me
dc!y authenticated within the time pre-,
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred MARTHA QUARLES.
lim'r'r Of William Quaries dec'd.
Charleston. Mi. Dec IA, l844,-39-6w
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n O t c e.

The Copartnership of the Firm of
Clarke & Carroll, composed Of the I'M
derslgned, is this day dissolved by mu-
tuaI consent. Either Of the partners will
sign the name Of the firm in liquidation
only. All those indebted TO the late firm
of Clarke & Carroll will confer favor
by calling and settling their accounts
or they will find them in the hands OF an
officer,
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Private Boarding.

Two or three young men OF steady
habits, who may wish to board in a
private house. can be accommodated on
moderate terms by application TO the
subscriber. Prompt payment will De
required. \. }. HOLCOMbh
3-3W
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PARIS FASHIONS IN ADVANCE.

AS elegance and economy in dress are equally
desirable. we offer great inducements to country
readers, in our monthly descriptions OF the fash
ions arcamoanied by our cororcd plate, which
VIC give at least, two months in advance OF eve
~ contemporary, being enabled to do this from
correspondents in London and Paris. SO COM
pletev have VIC outstFipped all rivalry IN this
point, that the other magazines now only occa-
sionaiIy furnish the fashions. But as long as
ras,e in dress is desirable, patterns Of the latest
costumes will be indispensable TO the seq, IN or
der tie keep the run of the changes ~ dress. But
in order that other illustrations may not have to
Give Mace for them, we shall publish
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No qa Cbestput St. PHILADELPHIA.

NO. 80 Chestnut 81, HIIHUVIPII"'
N B.-Lose no time in sending on your money
to get the proof impressions of the great Mezzo-
tint for January.
" Editors who copy this prospec-
tus and send copy of the paper mark
ed, 10 the United States Saturday
Evening Post" shall be entitled TO an
exchange for one year
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AMERICAN LANDSCAPES,

The other Illustrations shall sbe executed by
distinguished either for Picturesque beauty OF
for historical associations.
The osher Illustrations shall be executed by
tee first American Artists, and be in every va
rietv and style. viz; Line and Supple Engfa-
rings; Colored FLo,eers and Birds; Lace York
and Ea5roiicry, Pictures eGee"tcd IN Intts'
Q,larrc's Superb Designs, &c.
In short every variety of embellishments, exc
c1ted bv The best artists shall continue to grace
our book. We shall be the first to seize the nov
eltiez of the day
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LOT SAL ES
Charlton Mil
March IL l845S

IyrHE TOWN OF PANoLA'
On Monday and Tuesday, the Zo S1G
&, OOH davs Of april next, will be sold
On the premises, 40 lots, IN the dona r
ton of The town OF Fanola' So zion,
which front the square, amongsa .~'
are some of the best lots IN me ao% I'D
FERNS of sale. 10 Per,cen1t; cent, IN n Sa" 10
and the balance on credit OF -.
months. with note and approved Se''
rity. D,;oa Court.
pANoLA MARCH Sd lo4o, noNc c,x
JAMES c. ARMS hol>o 80
8-tS.
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A MEZZOTINT BY SARTlN,

will appear in January, and hasconfessedly new
err been equaled by that inimitable artist. The
second, to appear in February, is the first of Sc
ries of great historical pictures, whieh-to MAIN
tain the national character of his work-the pub
fisher has protected. These are intended to IL
lustrate great event i'll American annals, especial
" those in which women figured. The first is a
NEZZOTINT OF WASHl NGTON AT Is.
Engraved from picture never before made pub
lie This feature lciH make the book 1ntcquaHed,
and those who wish to secure the whole sares
m 1st send their money early. We here state,
what is undeniable, that during 1914, we pub
lished MEzzoTINTs oFTENER THAN ANY RIVAL,
and shall continue to do so for 1915. Those
who subscribe to the s. Nationat' will get these
unequallei engravings oltener than in any other
book. Fol November, December, January and
February. we already have issued, or intend to
issue. an unbroken series of these plates. mo
else has done, or can ko the rGn1e?
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Gallery O. Beauty.

The Gallery of American Beauty will be a
feature of this book, in which will constantly APP
pear portraits of the most beautiful OF the sez-
Another characteristic will be
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ATTENTION.

I have determined to qurt the mer
chon,;le business, and will sell BAR
GaiN Of nv entire stock of goods,
which were selected carefully, and
FASH r., ANY one purchasing the whole
SrocK. can make his assortment com,
n 0Ie,e' by the addition Of few hundred
pee " I'd can also have the refusal
uc''a ,h - NEW CORNER STORE,
q ~: . Ioccunv. and which is one OF the
mos, desirable in this place, o ohslf M
Isl January next. CASH, or Con iov
al a fair price, will be taken IN pay
and and goods sold for Gas CASH Il ' NiycHo1,.
Pamela Miss'i Feb 8 l8f5. o--ow.
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nERsoNs indebted 10 this office, VINO aro
hn1 -, nav up Immediately, may ex-
nect to be shortly visited Oy gr oos,s'@
p PC Publisher of the Register
Sept. % l8aa.
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O,a. Fashion Plates EGtra.

That is we shall give as many embellishments
as any other two dollar magazine and the fash
Oh plate besides!
And in order tina; our lady subscribers may be
acquainted wi tn the novelties OF the day, VIC
shall publish as soon they come out, IN our
ssHome DEPARTMENT. new receipts in Cookery,
new STYLES in Embroidery, new patters for Lace
Work &c,
THE MS-The Cash system adopted
and maintained by the publisher, enables nm 10
offer Magazine, in every respect equal to the
old three dollar magazines at one-'hird less cost
The price of Petefson's National IS therefor
DIV TWO DOLLARS per annun, cash, IN ad
vance.
TO CLUBs-In orderto facilitate remIt'an
ces. from post-towns where there IS no local
AGENT. The publisher offers the following termscoe
! parsens disposed to club, viz.
1copy $500 per annum
SCOPES $500 per annum
s copies, $1,000 per annum,
II copies $4,000 per annum &C.
For S5, 90 we will send one copy OF the Satur
day Courier and two copies of rhe National"
This money must be current funds ana sen
post paid in advance.
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Notice.

Persons who have taken up strays
are n otifed not to deliver them up with
out certificate from me of tide pay
ment OF all cost. w. ;. kEllH
lust Received,-and for sale very
A low, a few BARRELS oil excellent
WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
JOHN p. WOODRUFF,
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PREMIUMS.

To every Postmaster, or other person getting
i'm a club. we will send our annual for l645, o.
any of the new novels! For every S2,oU SUD-
soriber we will send, frequired, new novel;
OR for every Club of II, or two Clubs OF O. or iof
8 Gibbs of 8, we will send a copy OF the Magazine
gratis for one year.
address. CHARLES J, PETERSON
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lust Received. few boxes oil hne
4 COD FISH, which will be sold very
low, by JOHN T. WOODRUFF.
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NO TIC r

PIE undersigned, administrators OF
the Estate of George W. Halle, de-
ceased, having, at the September Term
AID. 1914 of the Probate Court OF Pa
nolu county, fled their accounts for n
nal settlement at the November Term
A. d. 1914 Of said Court:
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested in said estate to attend at the
next November Term Of said Court, and
show cause, ifany they have, why final
settlement and allowance ofsaid accounts
should not then be made.
VIM. II. WOOTEN.
". J. HALLE, Adm'rs
OF the estate Of George w. Halle deed.
September 81, 1914 27-6w.
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RANGERS NOTICE

Was posted by w c Gautt, living
twelve miles north Of Belmont, ono
black mare pony and colt, the mare -
about twelve years old and appraised
at $25 ID"
W G Keith Rp.c,
The New York herald., 1845-12-12

magnetic wires. Since the agitated governments
OF Europe settled INTO the repose that brooded over
the slain thousands OF Waterloo, when the star OF
Napoleon went down forever, event of the polit-
cal world has taken place which will have so clear
and bold an agency, upon civilized nations as the ac
cession OF the new President, the proclamation Of
the new message, the meeting OF the new Congress
II this announcement should be made in any other
Journal in America would only court ride ue for
its Editor-but it will be looked for in the Herald
by those men who have watched carefully (and
they are not few the course you have taken.
In my next letter ! shall speak more definitely
Accustomed as | am TO watch the movements of
European States and Cabinets, speak only words
whose meaning have weighed. / have had occa-
sion 10 know abroad where and what are the yibra-
lions felt on the other side of the ocean, from the
political aspects and events of this continent Eng
land has not protracted her negotiations with us,
about Oregon, ,forhalf century, for nothing. France
has sent her sympathies across the channel for
the first time since the Norman Conquest, for moth
ing In the meantime there is one man in the Cabi-
net, upon who.e shoulders no small responsibility
rests-on his vision everything comes clear. He
knows that the final result of this Oregon negotia-
ton is not limited TO the shores Of the Pacific-that
II reaches the shores OF the old world-that it con-
Germs the masses of Its crowded and furnishing pop
ulaton. He feels, more deeply than any other man
know in the Cabinet, the spirit OF his times-that
man s the iron-Inonger, James Buchanan.
MACHIAvEILI.
The New York herald., 1845-12-12
Miscellaneous Record.

PACKET sHr JOHN II. sKDpy detained till this morn
ing.
BnIe DLoM. tof ssdsxe Fly from St Mssy' for this
io by unknown barque which stove buwslk split wales
;s s seI as fs' ' 's
hold she pg, into NswpG, f % and
o wSo % al al % Sa Y ns Wy%sa
with s Of de
C For particulars Of the wreck OF the French ship
The Portuguese schr TARuTANEcA, Oviera from Lisbon
With vine &c bound te tins port went ashore - log on Mon.
sad Inlet The state that lighters onssde
1d hs % % 70 M The sd
her cargo insured New York for $780, ve"el probably
% from ssa % sGsEs brig
to start ballard the whole passage is by far The
% 81 1 have ever made snail ays here en-
4, ss s::4s
c. Se 9y Of o weeS
= ma :ssssas On
the ss,h charge Of wreeheT. shs ashore for
Ss should aIias i s'' the
sa:
a '3 s rs 'f ysSissaP. pe
There report that bsrque ashore the Tortugss
Keys
BRie CASPIAN, Anthony, from Turks Island Tor Phlade
pha with cargo Of salt arrived Norfolk the 9th, in
tress, leaky, with loss OF sails
Notice 10 Mariners.
VicToRA Rock, orr ANcLEsEA-I Amended in conse
OF having occurred the depth OF
49, - TRiSIry HousE, London, Oct ~, is45.
in horizontal stripes and marked Ncto be placed about
of the north coast of Apgsasea which the vetons
steam vessel recently struck Thi, Buoy lie. IN nine ,hom %
at low water spring tides, and with the following marks and
compasa bearings, -
Csmae, Nil, point East OF the Beacon on harry'
Kemiyn Mill, touching the East end OF Kemlyn Farm
South.
High water of Henborth Point. in line with Pensan Bea
Naval
The IA g. sehr Elrt was towed down 10 Hampton Roads
the rst fair wind Leus
John Oils and VIM Konck endorf
he FIirt 10 io,u the Pacific rquadron
The frrste Potomac towed Saturday the Navy
Yard. s,,,, :.
AT Norfolk will inspect the Navy Yard vessels that
station.
Whalemen.
AnM We,,PoI 9Th instant, barque Theophilus Chase Ball
ATLANTIC via Newport 900 bbs oil Spoke on Abrono
psnE 0et ship WIN Penn Wimpsnqy Of and % Fsmgy, Nan
for Pseinc Clean and took sick ma! from her About
TO- spoke brig lnEs, Cudworh Wsehsm 400 sp' Samuel ana
The New York herald., 1845-12-12
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 1915.
Local Afair.


The Swiss Bell Ringers performed at Carus's Sa-
loon this evening, the first of series of concerts
they propose this week. Their rich and emblazoned
costume proved at once that they had not been
Bringing in around the continent since their visit
last winter, for nothing. Their music is certainly
the most charming ever invented EXCEPT perhaps
such as that of Madame Pico, Russell, and Temple
ton. There was a good house, and fashionable
one.
Hewitt's Oratorio of "Jeptha" was repeated last
night to very respectable auditory, and many OF
it's passages were encored He proposes his long
projected visit to New York as soon as the weather
will permit, and has secured a powerful choir and
orchestra for the representation Of the oratorio in
Gotham.
Mrs. General Gaines gave soiree this evening
al Coleman's, at which lect party OF our NJ C's
distinguished strangers, and residents attended =
No reporters admitted, from apprehension. per-
haps, CT their bellcose propensies-notwlthstand-
Ing, In the same number OF men, there is more ia
lent and as much inherent worth, if it were only
gwen tar shake, as IN the honorable the Senate
OF the United States But we ask no favors, nor any
compensation tor manufacturing great personages
of ordinary materials. We are exceedingly gene
rous and dlslnterested this particular We are
sorry, however, that we have not the acquaintance
OF Mrs. General Gaines, or we know that we
should have been invited, OF the most talent
ed, accomplished, and distinguf of the list, if we
Mr.. Tuston chaplain of the Senate, thus far, is
holding fair, door or two above Browns hotel,
10 aid In the erection OF his church. Hon. G.
Mcconnell has been among the visters for several
nights and dispensed his change with his accus-
toned hberalty Whatever may be his faults,
Mac is a Who'll hearted man. The reverend chap
lain took occasion, visit this evening" to in
troduce us TO the fair ladies OF the fair. Some of
them appeared no little surprised that the cores
pondent Of the Herald had all the external evidences
about him OF gentleman and christian, not
knowing that the Herald is the very exponent of
christianity, as OF commerce and politics They
talk OF asking the bell ringers for concert and we
hope they may be successful in their application.
Col. Chapln, small customer from Virginia, OF
% inches IN height, and some ~ years old is ex-
hbiting in the city. We have not sailed upon the
Colonel, for we have had to attend upon the move.
ments Of Hon. Dixon H. Lewis, and his compeers in
the Senate.
Members are put out about the price of bo ard
instead of falling it appears to have raised Many,
IN consequence, have not as yet determined upon
their quarters for the session The sliding scale,
according to the number Of his family, or style OF
an M C's living, ranges from fifty to eight dollars
week Some heretofore have contrived to board
rs low as five. Some of the washcrwomen have
also raised on the apology Of the rise in provisions
and house rent.
Senator Morehead is expected tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1845-12-12
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEmBNR 1a.

Ship Massachusetts,, (s) vood Liverpool Harden Co
Barque Leda, stewart, New Orleans.
BaIque Alabama Sprague, New Orleans, Elwell & Co
Brig Syfa, Masters, st Johns NIB, 7 Winniett.
Brig Belfast, McKenney, Bermuda, Middleton & Co.
Brig asrgaretta Everett Falmonth, ia, Brett Vose.
Sehr AdeIine Rosina Norton xibara Elwell & Co.
Schr Viola, Atwood, Baltimore, eager x MAILER.
Schr II enry, Look Savannah r M Demill.
schr Friecd Lowell, Boston, Atkins 4 Co.
Schr Aiexan6er, -- Savannah Durham Dmon.
Schr P Loiland, Clark. Philadelphia, N l. NIcCready.
Sloop Warren, Thompson, New Haven.
Sloop Vigilant. Heath, Providence.
Arrived.
Schr D M Meserole Young, from Brandywine with corn
meal.
schr William, Black, Philadepha, cosl,
Schr Rose III Bloom, Smith, Philadelphia with coal
Schr Eliza Ann Rocket fiom Wilmington, NC, with ship
plank.
Schr Hannah, Demon Salem, pepper, SC.
Schr Lycurgus Willis, Philadeipha, coal.
Schr Morris, Van Name Virginia.
Schr julia Van Glider, from Wilmington NC, with naval
schr Mitche Johnson days from Newbern, NC with
Schr Abel Upsher Nelson frem Folly Landing, to II
Haven.
Schr Christopher, Post, d.ys from Virgniu with oys-
tiers.
Schr Morris, Corson, from Virg MIA, with oy,ters
Schr Arkanzas, Tho naston, lime.
Schr John, Thomaston, lime
Soop Christopher Post, Johnson Virginia. .
q The Telegraph reports vessel in sight sundown
Sailed.
Ships Massachusetts, Wood Liverroo st Mary Foster
New Orleans Cahawba London; Rob Roy, Mobiles Argo,
Have brgs John Endes st Catharnes Lawrence New Or
leans; G Patt, Charleston, and others.
The New York herald., 1845-12-12
sad is expected tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10,

WASHINGTON, Dec 10, 1S45.
we have no particular news to-day You have
already the proceedings OF both Houses of Con.
gress, and they are not interesting at that
Mr.. Webster, OF Massachusetts, who has been
anxousy expected by his whig friends. has at length
arrived, and is stopping a, Coleman's.
The fashionable season opened this evening at
Coemans Hotel. The ladies' were beautiful-the
dances enchanting-the supper excelent-,he wine
unsurpassed. Farther than this | dare not saw.
Every name is sacred, with the exception of Cole
mans, and it is no sacrilege to say that Coleman :
parties the richest and pleasantest o all those
held IN Washington. Coleman should be President,
but that he is wanted hotel keeper, and cannot
be spared TO fill inferior Offices such Presidents
Secretaries OF State, NC.
The weather is delightful but there is little news
10 give food for Washington letter writers.
The New York herald., 1845-12-12
COM MERCIAL.

New York, Thursday, Dec. IL.
AsHEs-There is still but little doing-Pots at S3sl
and PeaIls at $4,3lt.
BErswAx-ln yellow the prices have slightly de.
cned We nsticed few sales of prime at 29i 80 cts
cash.
BREApsrurrs-The market for -four is very firm at
advance our previous quotations. Yesterday we
noticed sales So 25 for export but to-day hold
ask So at. There many offers at yesterday
prices which are promptly refused. We have nothing
new to offer in wheat. Rye 76 cents.
CorToN-There was a very moderate ddmand to-day
The sales reported at 500 bales chiefly to spnners
The New York herald., 1845-12-12
sales or stocks at Boston .

Drc 10 so Reading RR 25i; 2aS Boston Co Ia; 100
do lst 26 Nor Wor 76; rs do 70; I7o do 76i rs do
Sd 76 100 do b30d 49, IS do 76 90 bthis year 7o; 900
Island I'm 66; 80 do 65 l25 do sal so do b2m s5i 100
do 81; rs do Ssi; 25 do 6sE; rs do 64I
AT AUCTIONS shs Western RR S97l pr share; SO 900
Boston City 6 1885, pr cent adv 81 shs Manufac Ins
Co l6al7t sdv 10 Market Blk par 10Y 7s pr sh IL Union
do pr Ct adv; 10 State do psr COY 81 per shares 10
Traders do sos pr sh 40 Old Colony RR 6a63 pr adv
2 Lake Superior Copper Co $325a330
The New York herald., 1845-12-12
Flour Market.

ALBANY, Dec. s;-Flour droops. 700 bbls mixed Mi
chgan, lying in the upper basn offered to-day
50 BIZ aid ST % bid at which quotation understand
sold small lot OF Hopetown sold at $62. Dealers
still continue to fill eastern orders at 6a6 according to
quality.
BUFFALO, Dec. s, lS45.-There continues to be few
sales in the market On Saturday 1900 bbls Michigan
flour and $50 Ohio sold at So CO. In the afternoon So
56 refused, the strength Of the intelligence by
the Cambria Some held high So Is which may be
realized. In wheat We hear OF nothing doing. The
ke stands at 81 l2t sale few days since of 10 900
bushels made at ST 20, but il under such
cumstances that cannot be taken criterion Of
market
RocHEsIER Dec. 6.-The following is the shipment
east by railroad for the last six days $500 bbs -four
Flour-Nothng of consequence is doing in flour in the
wholesale way. Holders ask &c. and occasionally
hunded bbs is sold at this rate At retail the price
il So 25 The arrivals of wheat by seighs very
few not sufficient for the wants of the mers-
The farmers are apparently holding back but at
mers are unable to pay than 81 rs at the present
prices OF -four and either msrs will cease grinding
farmers will bring in wheat at l25 cents.
DEC. S.-Very little wheat today. The foreign news
was considered unfavorabe advance in prices nd
consequently wheat fell back to ST. l2al 1875 corn
cents barley 44c oats 80 to 34c Nu transaction flour
at wholesale.
PIrTssuRGH, Dec. s.-Flour-The market closed on
Saturday at 81 621 for good brands. There
arrivals except by wagon.
The New York herald., 1845-12-12

HAY.-Our present quotations will show a slight i'm
provement in prices There is but little arriving from
the Hudson and but little on hand-prices range from
85 90 cents.
HoPs.-The transactions in this article small con-
fined generally to retail operations at 25 33 cents
LEAD. The market for Missouri is still quie-a small
sale came within notice at $475, cash.
RIcE-The late European intelligence had favorable
tendency. The market previous to the news was very
firm with moderate stock and fair sales for prime
at $780, and some for export at So Aso inferior
for home USE at 81. so cash.
ToBAcco.-We have but few sales of st. Jago and
some Florida Segar Leaf at 90 a 35 cents cash.
The New York herald., 1845-12-12
Foreign Markets.

BARBApoEs, Nov. l3-Sales OF -four have taken place
at - 81 peas So 81 corn 81 so per bags Cypress shin
maintained and good judges do not value the next arr
val over $7fa7a Corn meal only steady at 50 IS to
90 Bank exchange, 90 days London 4S5 to flOO sg
The amounts expected of kinds of American pro-
duce have had their effect in depressing the market.
HAVANA Nov, 2s-Rice is exceedingly dull and deal
In that article will only buy very low prices
ply the retailers, as the consumption is much de.
creased The last cargo sold Tor l4i RS and three
goes remain in store. Lard is very low and dull and
the stock large Exchange on London III to i prem
Y. States to 81 per cent prem.
The New York herald., 1845-12-12
Passengers Sailed.

HAvRE-shp Argo-Wm Fitch, New York; J II Ferris
phsshs1 WR R Mels9n g do Miss FSh New York
Bedford; r. Buhot, France II Jantzen New York; + A
George and M Havenstine, Buffalo.
The New York herald., 1845-12-12

hx. Information has been received at the Depart
ment Of State Of the death Of Thomas G. Nodne at La.
guna, Yncatan lie was carpenter by trade and has
relatives residing near Yonkers, in this State.
The New York herald., 1845-12-12

DO The u. S. steamer Princeton was towed up
the Navy Yard on Tuesday morning, by the steamer
Engineer Rumor has It, that in few days the Prince
on will leave for Boston with detachment of
sor the Cumberland
The New York herald., 1845-12-12

0y~ Official information has been received from
the Consul Of the United States at Faya Azores of the
death Of Abel ChatReld Of Chittenden county Vermont
the 23d Of October last In the hospital Of that ssnd