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ESAMILY GROCERIES E Fulton Market Beef in ], I and ] bbls Pig Pork in do do do Mess Pork in half bbls
 Picked and Smoked Tongues Buffalo do; Smoked Beef do ENsaa Western Ilams Westphalia do Maclderel No in bbls and kits Conn River Shad; Smoked Salmon P,ckled do, for sale by mv9 JOHN O'REILLY & co.
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VCoBACCO-l0 boxes Virginia, in store and for Il sale by
 mys JAMES GANDoLFO, 70 Commeree-st
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RUTTER-2O kegs first quality Orange couny, Dlanding and for sale by
 my3 EDW. c. CENTER & co.
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EOW FEED-40O sacks Bran, 300 sacks Flax V Seed Oil Cake. for sale low by
 my5 c. A. GILBERT X BRO
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RLACK TEAS-A large assortment, various lJ fine favoured, for sale by
 my5 JOHN O'REILLY co.
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l pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Marine and River risks, on as favorable terms ss any other office ia the City. They will insure rame brick buildings and ,he,r contents in Mobile and it's vicinity, the customary rates ot premium
 hssl'aE. c. CENTER & co.
 a5 Corner of Commerce & Cont sts.
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CLEMENS' INDIAN TONIC,-lnfaIlible cure Sfor Chi'ls, or Ague and Fever, and a sure rene- dy in Bilious, Remitent, and other Fevers.-This invaluable medicine is purely vegetable. The unex. ampled of this truly unrpalled Tonic, in cur ing in d few hours, where all other remedies have failed. and that too, in of from SIX months to ten years standmgwarraRts the assertion, that. il taken according to the directions, it is iniallble long lst of certificates in proofo it's nalibilty, might be added; but those upon the wrapper are deemed sufficient.
 IL is not in the least nauseaing, nor does it operate upon the bowels; but It's sautary action upon the whole system so charming that every one Is high y delighted at their speedy recovery to health Such remedy, the afflicted have long been ia want of; one that cures speedily and permanently where the usual caution to improper exposure is observed.
 From the great popularity of this medicine. many mutations, protesting to be CLEMEss' iNDIAE ToNIc, are afoat. Therefore, be sure to ask for that prepared by Geo. w. House, Nashville, Tenn, who is the sole proprietor.
 CAUTION. --To prevent fraud, observe upon the Directions upon the bottle the written signature of GEO. w. HoosE. Also, moulded in the bottle an Indian, with the words, "Clemens' Indian fonc, prepared by Geo. w. House." All others are coun felt. For sale by
 R. L.WATKINS & CO, Agents,
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S0 BOXES No l Chrome Green
 OO 50 boxes Baltimore Chrome Yellow I50 lbs Paris Green in cannisers 3 bbs Glue, Nos and 2 5 bbIs Cape and Lamp Black 10 bbls Spanish Whiting
 Together with large and choice assortment o fine Colors, Artists and Ora iners Tools, Paint aoc White Wash Brushes. Just received and for salt
 myl at TODD'S Paint Store, 47 Dauphin st
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' IME-l5OO casks Thomaston Lime, to arrive Al per brig Gulnare, for sale by
 myI JH. RIVERS & co.
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fHAMPAGNt-C Cliquol, Crown and Napoleon, VI in quarts and pints, for sale ky mtI4 JOHN O'REII.LY & co,
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CPERM CANDLES-75 boxes New Bedford, in Nstore and for sale low by
 m,2 B. F. ROWLAND CO.,, 40 Com st SUGAR AND MOLASSES-l35 hhds strictly C choice Sugar; 60 half bbls Moasses, for sale by my2 LAS. SANDS & co.
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t, AGENCY or THE MUTUAL SAFETY iNs. Co., Mobile, 22nd Jan. l845. PRINTED Certificates of Insurance on letfe I shed are issued from this AGENCY on Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Northern ports and Eu- rope, with an order on the President of the Company in New-york, for such sums or amountr AS may m case of loss become due, in the same manner as II York. ROBERT s. BUNKER, Agent,
 corner of Royal and St. Francis-sts:,
 ;ao22 45tf up Stairs.
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Philadelphia saddIery Warehouse, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

No. 2 Dauphin street, 2d door aboue Commerce stree
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NLARET-25 boxes superiores,n stoIsrseMiI lie Wand for sale by
 mys JAMES GANDoLPo. 70 Commerce. st
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\ EMONs-5O boxes in good der, now landing Land for sale by
 m,8 JAMES GANDOLFo. 70 Commerce.st
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FIRE AND MARINE INSUKANCE.
 yUyHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- \ NY of HARTFORD, CONN continue to insure buildings of Brick or Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and its vicnties, against loss or damage by fire. Also take marine and river r'sks the most favorable terms.
 The Agent of this Company has full power and authority to adjust and pay all losses that may occur as soon as the requisite proof of the same is submit. ted to him, without reference of the claim to the o- fee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- promptnesa. JON. c. RYAN, Agent,
 oct2I iw' St. Michael st.
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Insurance Against Fire. sTNHE subscribers, Agents for the Contribution h.
 surance Company of New York, continue to cake risks on Buildings. Merchandise, Cotton in store ani on board Steamboats, al the lowest rates This Is an old established Company. with cap- al of S3O0 ,000 paid in.
 TNsURANCE-TheA Augusta Insurance and Bank in. Comoany of Augusta Georgia, continue to tske FraE, MARIsE and RIVER risks on the most favorable terms. mn, Insurance may be had on Frame or Brick Build iaes, Merchandise, Prodnce, &c n any part of the city or it's vicinity. l. c. D' boSE, agent,
 ..,cE S9 Water street..
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SALT-1000 sacks, ten to a ton, on Dauphin-st S wharf, for sale by
 ap30 E. c. CENTER co.
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pLUE LICK-l0 bbls Blue Lick Water only I2 II days from the spring, for sale by
 my JAMES SANDS & co.
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ARANGES-5O boxes Sicily, in splendid order Wand for sale by
 my3 JAMES GANDoLFO. 70 Commerce st
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DEANDIES-2 quarter casks Hennessy Brandy ID under Custom House lock, for sale low. Apply
 ap30 E. c. CENTER & co.
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CHAMPAGNE-5O baskets of superior quality. O in store and for sale bv
 my14 c. w. DORRANCE
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CyAIIT-500 ,acks coarse, in bleached sacks, - landing from lighter at Dauphin street wharf and for sale by crNrro s co,
 myl9 E. U. oEN lr En t .. VI TVyWULED OSNABURGS-l0 bales superi Il tw,lIed Osnaburgs, will be sold low to close a consignment by .,,m,, m s.
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nIRECT IMPORTATION of new and fashion AI able STRING GOODS, and great reduction in prices-IIENRY & SToDDART, corner Water and Conti-sts, have just opened select assortment of the following Goods for Ladies' Spring dresses New patterns Wool Balzarines, Cotton Bareje
 Colored checked Muslins
 Fancy figured Jacquard Ginghams
 Lace and cord PetticSats, Dimiiy
 Muslin of every description, say Nansook, Swss' Null, Jacconei, Cambric, Checked, &c. Embroidered Robes, suitable for wedding dresses
 II s. will sell at a decided bargain in their last years stock of Bareges, Balzarines, Printed Mus lins &c., comprising of the richest goods i'm porled Jan2o
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ERRING-Digby brand, in store and for sale HI by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 my12 Grocers, 5S Dauphn st
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nISCUIT-50 boxes Soda. fresh, just landing lD and for sale by
 ap3O JOHN O'REILLY co.
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stAGGING, Rope and Twine-ln store and for ap29 " ~ " " F. W. Mccoy co.
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and Misses work viz:
 s Ladies' Bronze Nor. Slippers Ladies' Bronze Lasting Caters Ladies' black Cloth Button do, new article Ladies' black Lasting dress Buskins Ladies' black Kid walking Shoes, flannel lined Ladies' black Kid Paris Ties, Slippers and Buskns Ladies' white Kid Slippers. very fine Misses and Chidren's fancy colored Caters jan19
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~ WESTFELDT & BROTHER have in store OQ and offer for sale
 FLoUR-4s0 bbs Missouri
 SUGAR-25 hhds prime New Orleans MoLAssEs--33 bbis landing
 CoFFEE-150 bags Java
 TwINE-3000 lbs Northern and Kentucky OIL-100 baskets and boxes
 SEGARs-750, 900 Regalias, Canones and Ira
 bucos of favnrite brands
 SUGAR-150 bbls Loaf, Crushed and Powder ed. (Boston refined apl5
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\ lME-200 bl Is landing from steam schooner A1 Eagle at Gove,nmet st wharf, for sale by
 my9 E. CENTER & co.
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pBATENT MEDICINES, Spices, Essences Soaps, Perfumery, Be-, for sale by
 my9 T. WALSH, Druggist, 36 Royal st.
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R RUTTER-40 frkIns first quality Goshen But A1 ter for sale by
 my12 E.C. CENTER & co.
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EB1 SPKING UVUDS-Ihe uhdtf- Fl signed are receiving per brigs Lin- uA-N ~&3 den and Morea a large and com A plete assortment of BOOTS and
 SHOES, viz:
 Cents Dress Boots, do do Brogans Ladies' Union Ties, do Buskins and Slippers. For sale very low for cash by mhz9 W. H. & H. F. CRAWFORD, IT Daphin st
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IAA KEGS White Lead, pure No. l and 2, HUI for sale by
 apsO ESLAvA, MURRELL & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26
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Per steamboat Snm Dale tin seima-E l. Andrew. 4 co 2l6 bars Toomer Gay co l5G; Brodnax, Newior X co l26; M Wihers & co 3S; Bo, kin & McRar 50; W Bower ca 3a3' Donald Marshall 99; Ilarfs ClA, ton co g. Rives Battle co l0l; simpson Roh 70; JnC simpson e; Labn1an old. l2 Mauldin Terrell Il DeSha, sheppard ca g; Minre d Russell !; John $ Punch l2; II Schroeder & esesne 3s; Vaughn 1I c Goode 40 llnrwrll x Davis IA; Rhen Sykes co s. & C Holt l2; ulrick, Wallace & co G. 8 Watts 33; W Scott 4; Andrews Dawson 40; Harrison x Blair 20 Gordon & Curry la; Hoyt, Ford Robinson 32; Tarit Stewart co 3; ! Crawford IA.
 Per steamboat Lalin Rookh from Colunlhus-Toomer Gay co 537 bales; Scott 9i; o Cumnins g7; D \ fonlane & Son Il: Riws Battle X co 7Oi Albert & Prem tce 66 Pope Son 53: Desha sheppard X 70 Al; W Anderson l5 Whlker Holmes g; Crawford 8
 ,, Per steamhoai Charlotte from Wesumpka-Maudin X Terrell 2O5 bales; l. Andrews co 223; Andrews d, Dawson 6l Nisbet l4l w Bower & ca 8; Rive. Bnt. ile & co 23 C w Taeion 65 M Nithers X co IS; Pope Son ll6; Toomrr. Gay co 24; IIarwell X Dn. vis l6 Rhea $, kes % 46; T x c Holt SD; W A Arm strong 2l; Tarleton, Scott Cummings Is; Anderson & Dawson 10; Desha, sheppard q co 76; Lenvens & Ma. lone }; Wahh si Dickinson Eustis g; Donald Mar. shall 72i simpson X Roth 6.
 Per steamboat VIctora i'm Tnscalonsa-Rivp Battle q co 2b6 bales; Allen Iiaden l57; K Carlisle l2l; 5 Fontaine X Son 66 Nave 62; J o Cummins 56; J M Wllhtrs co 51; E l, Andrews co 52; C MarabIs 4O Il Fisher 37 Csmmack 34i Jones x su an,ey 26 Storey [ Ills 29 Boyd Bro lsi T J Hill ls; E Sea. Tartt, Stewart co :; Deshn sheppard co 6; Gallo way 4; Leavens & Malone g. Peck < sh,ckleiord l.
 Per stesmhoa Norfolk fin Vienna Rives Battle X ca ie2 bales; Hill sl; Boyd Dro 49, Marabe AZ Dickinson Eustis 47: l. K Carlisle go: Adams 8; Campbell 29; Tartt Stewart co 30: Ulrick Wallace & co <o hhuersoh & DirRson 2O; Sims X RedUs Is; Wm Scoi lS; simpson x Roth 10; Harris. Clayton & co g. E foniaine Son t; Thompson x Maiheson g. Lyon a Baker 3; Bull Boardman G; De-hs. Sheppard & co 6 ro"mrr, Ga, C" T LeHven. Malone si Rupert & Me Harrison q Blair 1; Mauldin x Terrell l.
 Per steamboat Native i'm Aberdeen-B Fontnine & Son s bales; Allen X HHden IA; Rhen. Sykes & co S6 Bradford Saunders "A; Abert & Prentice a2 J Adam, li' Horton X Clock 3; c Marable 53; Wm Eckford 6I Toomer, Gay co 70; Sims Redus 42; 10 order l. Bul Boardmnn 3D. Walker x Simpson l; Rives, Battle & co 22s; Cummns 23 Labuznn < Olds Al; J Crawford g; Desha, Sheppard X co 2s Maudin & Terrell 3l; UI rick, Wallace & co 29.
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SSENE RarS

Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-Mesdame Richardson Vernon, Fairies, c Wheeler, Buchanan Miss Wheeler, Capts Wilson. Sevanton, Brooks Bur Rcss pr Hand Metsrs Fsher, Fairies, Sturges Mann, Gnber, Hayden Prescott. Rae, BeIiL Tareton TiIley Hastings, Williams, Kennedy, Banks Charock, Fuller Buchanan. Wheeler Mann, McRae Mather, Zunls, Hen dersou, Edwards Riley.
 Per steamboat Charlotte i'm Wetumpka-Mrs SeR Ruin Mrs Harris and family, Misses Coulter Messrs sep uin Harris, Sanaor, Brooks Bearth Keys Linn smith, Fra zier, Andrews, Burns. Hoffman, Long, Horn, Banks Nc Ieod, Coulter, Bonneman, Oshonghenesy, l. Frazier Anderson, Hines, Sullivan, Stegolph. Purger, Terrell W Purger, Bulger, Qnarles.
 Per steamboat Norfolk fin Yienna-Mrs Hawkins, Mis-, Brashiers, Drs D w Ford Ryan, Coleman, Messrs J II Kettles, Hopkins, J Mcintyre, Ingiebart R Rogers GrifflIh, Henderson, Anderson, T c Galloway, T Brewer, T Bevers, Brown, T Clay, A Owen, j Mil Ter Stevens, Moore Kettles, Stewart. A Bra.heras
 Fer steamboat Victoria i'm uscnoOsa-Mrs Lipsc omb Hiss Lamb, pr Wiherspoon, Judge Goldthw aite, Majo Allen, messrs AlleR, Cammack, II Fisher, T H Hampton, Dent, Hardwick, q 5 Martin, Wm Mo nett W Phillips. Mcintosh, A Gandolfo; H Dorncs master Wiiherspoon. ....
 Per steamboat Laa Rookh i'm Columbus-Mrs Hoop er Mrs McGehee, Mrs Layrone, Misses Layrone c lea son Messrs layrone Thompson, Armstrong, Stacey, W McCarty, Gilky, Lauderdne Fuller. West.
 Per steamboat Sam Dale i'm seima-C c Edwards ant lady w w FanbrO and lady, Watts and lady, Wood all and lady, Bohannors lady and child. Marshall and lady Mrs Underwood. Mrs Pgues, Mrs A loiIrAHrd ant child, Misses Troy, Arthur, Brooks, Noles Wright Dl English, Messrs H Edmondson, MullekiD, Anderson Becton, Oldham, W Girham, J E Cowan, Bol ton, W Wooier. Ellison. .i .' .N-
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From the London Sun, 10th uIt.

THE GREAT BRiTAIa STEAM SHIP Wednesday the Great Britain made trip down the Channel having aboa' I4O visitors board IL was intended that she should have started from Kingroad as early as eight o'clock, A. NJ, but owing to the fog in ihe channel, the po, did moi deem it prudent to start her until the fog dispersed, which no, until twenty -f,e minutes after twelve o'clock. The Consequence was that the trial trip was necessarily much shortened in it's distance. No ladies were on board, but among 'he gentlemen were-Mr. George Beenie. Mr. I. K. Brunei. Mir. Samuda. patentee of
 the atmospheric railway; Mir. T. B. Smith. pateniee of the ArchiTe'lean screw propeller; MT. B. Wood eroit Paten'ee of s screw proPel'eri Capta,n Hos ward, k; N.; Captain Wolcoit, K. N.; MT. Patii son, naval architect; Mir. Bruce, &c. The Great Britain now presents very different appearance io that which 'he did when she eft the docks her six nas,s, which are called the foremas mainniast, and 3d. 4th. 9th and 9th nssts, having been stepped and temporary shronds attached. ike yards of the may
 mast are also across. The vas, size of the ship will
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Rate of the screw 10 ,Os5 Apparent rate of ship. 9,O26

Slip. .......... ,OlO5
 At l9 minutes past o'clock the log was again thrown, l3 and nearly IA tvolntions. knots - When of the Holms, i4 revolutions, 9l knots; 16 revolutions full gave 9l knots; l54 revolutions 9 knots. When she was below the Homs she was brought round twice, and came round the S2 points in little less than minutes and hali round. or i6 points, in minutes h5 seconds. On her return tip the channel, with her head ihe wind, the speed ot t;ie engine was increased 10 i6s revo uions, which gave l04 knots and subsequently, 10 IS revolutions, which gave Il knots. The engines worked beauti- fully, of the hearings hentng; but, of course, they at time put to full speed; and the Great Britain made lhe passage from the Homs kingroad | (l9 mlles) in exactly honr aud minutes, being head to wind
 GREAT FooT RAcE.--The great foot on the 9th ut between Jackson, the AmerIcan deer, and Shephard, of Birmingham, for 1 lOO aside, was of the greaeet performances on record, and was in every respect most excellen'ly conducted Gan nick Corner two miles beyond Barnet, was selected as lhe scene of acliou and thher an absemblage oi 5000 persons, with fewer roughs than we are m inc | haht of meeting with at such races, assembied.- | Betting was 10 1 on Shephard, and the money was being laid out freely. The contest was to ascertain W hch of the men could perform the greatest dis lance in hour, and some good sums were spe' cuated on the ques iiun of distance that would be ac I compli.hed. The pro minaries having been arrang- ed, the men took their stations at the 18th mile stone 10 walk to The l2h and returm The start WAS taken at railroad speed. Sherhard jus, leading i; and on their return, after having performed the TWO miles in 10 minutes 10 seconds, they in the same position. They continued in this way for n considerable rerud, their speed exceeding the ex- peclations of even the most sanguine of their back ers The first SIX miles performed m 3l nm utes l5 secouis, and they appeared to be almost as fresh as al ihe moment of slariing and were close To each other. Al Ihe conclusion of the lOh mile Shephard began to exhibit symptoms of distress, and directly afterwards he fell to the ground Jackson proceeded al slackened pace for the renain inder of the way, and the hour had passed as he was 100 yards from the eleventh mile. The winner was trained by the great Robert Fuller.
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The discussion in England about the objects fol taxation, bring up great many facts that inter esting, even when are not concerned about the 'axas. Take the following statement:
 'Sir John Sinclair, in his work on tbe Revenue estimates that when the land tax was first impo.ed in the reign of William the Thlrd and during ,he reign of that monarch the amount contributed o the Exchequer was "A per cent, upon lhe entire revenue being more than one-tbird of the whole taxation of the country. Mir. M'Imyre, m his "nfluence of Aria tocraces on the Destlnies of Naiious," gives nh. same estimate. Speaking of the state of Ensl,nJ in the reign of William of Orange, he says-"More than fourth of the psblic revenue was der,yed f,n the hand tax. At that time the whole of the renenue WAS about ,600, ,O00, of which the tax on hand wa about 300 900. No fact better capable of de. monstration than that, since the close of the l7b century, land has increased in the ratio of D, ,oduc tveness to greater extent than any other of properly The incomes of the landlords hays been d''bh d. trebled, quadrupled-willlIn the last haIi ce itury The sites of large towns, and the lands in ther neghborhoods, have, in several instances, in creased them twenty fod thirty told, sixty -fold- Reasoning by analngy, hand should have borie an in- crease propori to the increased revenue required ior the servic.s of the Government How stands ;be fact! In t,e year lSl2. the total amount of revenue f52 O00 QUO, tI which the lanI tax contrib,cd t ,20O,U,0 Tine lsni tax re ei-e,n-d since l7g8 o,gh, o e added tn ihis seeing the snn,a payment sod for value equal to it. 1T this be don-, the and LAX ought to be taken al about 2.000 600.
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A CARD-TO THE PUBLIC.


 SCOTCH GIANT AND GIANTFSS. MR AND MRS. RANDALL, from Europe, ,lats IvA of the Ameiic ican Museum, New York, where they were visited by upwards of two hundred anA fifty thousand persons, and acknowledged to he the finest specimens of ihe human exhibited lo the public notice. Mir. Randall is ihe largest and best proporlioned man in the world. and not 10 be equalled. Ills height is eght feel: hIs weight 4S2 lbs. is b7 nrhes ropnd ihe 'hesi, l9 round he arm, P round ihe leg and span from the top of lhe thumb to Ihr end of the finger, 13 inches and half. He is social and agreeable In his manners and converses freely with hs visitors. He is accompa- nied by his lady, the celebrated Scotch GianiesS. She is native Aberdeen, Sc Olland and is .doubl- less, a descendant of the immortal Sir Wm. Wal lace. She is 6 feet inches high; she is perfect in symmetry and has every grace and accomplIshmen nj peculiar 10 her sex. They tender their compliments to the citizens of Mobile md solicit share of rnt. ronage which their merits deserve. They Will hold their levees day and night, at the Franklin House Royal st. Hours of exhibition from 10 to l, from to b, and from 6 io o'clock.
 N5-Admisslon 50 ceH,s; children half price.
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From the N. o. Crescent City

INVENTIONS FOR CLEANING CorTos s-Manv years ago MT. J. G. Sadler invented a machine Tor cleaning cotton, which was simply box in which spiral shalt revolved-lhs in it's action win owed the cotton, but from its cumbersome length (son,e sixteen or eighteen feet long) and it's twisIng the fl. pre- went very nearly ouiof use, although his ma cnne became, as Il were, the model for all others after. Several of domestic manufacture were from tune to time projected and likewise abandoned from various causes, the chef of winch, however, was the ropins fu'st'ng, or breaking up of the slaple-tle best oi these known as "BInie's Wh,pper. :" which WAS nothing than bsx in which revolyed Iog or shalt ot wood with certain pins drove in il al particular distances apart.
 An ingenious Yankee by the name of Head, who dIed some years since at the .SunRnwe CT Bend :" on the Alabama liver, left an unfinished design of a machine somewhat resembling Brnie's Whipper, which, had he lived. il is supposed would have per iecied and ohvlated the faults of former ones.
 mach'ne which very admirably answers the in- ent'on oi the inventor, r. Jabob 1der, of PeDnsy 'an'a came into exinemce; but it is 100 expensive,
 'o complicated and requires an extra or bulld- h2 to put Il up and run It in, wLcl, causes have not brought il into use
 "c ceueofaed Gin maker, Pratt, made q box or ratner Gue Tor gnned cotton to pass through from, ,"e u'ni over certain lateral openings, and is m length about twelve feet-bu, this affects onlv tbe dirt. Another Gin maker, Jones. invented n fixture to ms Gins, but they not sold apart from ,be Gin. "'"'' 'o''' '"'
 Lately IS one, somewhat on the principle of the 'W,Iow hut improved uponby gentleman. Cot ton Broker of Mobile, MT. Living s,on. vb,,h an. pears To be admirably adapted to the want, of nh. cotton grower, being simple, cheap. occupying but small space, and above all parranisd against ,be faults of former machines in aol in)urBg the stanls -It gives general sal tisfaction.
 The great necessity in having a proper mode of preparing crops for market, renders it astonishing that planters have not taken this subject more under consideration.