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We have received Texas papers of the lates, da'es Among them Galveston papers to the 9Ih.
 The National Register at Washington has thrown of all disguise and is rabid in it's opposilon not on- y to the proposed form of annexation, bu, to III oonnexion with the United States. 1t proclains that a union with the United States would he an evil and a curse to Texas; that lhe United States are on the verge of dissolution from internal causes that civil and foreign war are both impending. and that Texas ought to keep of the vortex of such horrors. The same paper long since the pro- iessed advocate of and the causes of it's lortuous course and present hostility suspected to De owing to the interpretation of foreign agents. th all persuasive money.
 Another difficulty is found in the constitution of Texas It is said that President JoNEs has no pow CT to entertain propositions for subyerson of the existing government, and the question raised how can the people of Texas proceed act. in order to accomplish the change of government. It is propos- ed in the Galveston News of the Sth, to hold spon ianeous popular meetings for the formation of con- venon, to make new State Government, and sub- init the same for the approval of ,he existing con gress at an extra session, and which President JONES is expected to summon.
 We find in the News of the Sth, accounts of yari. ous pabIc meetings, all of which are nearly unani,n- ous for annexation. At San Augustine, very lai ge meeting held, at which K. L. Anderson, Vice President of Texas, presided. On the committee |, f resolutions was Gen. Henderson,, late Charge 10 the United States, Mir. Kaufman the Charge, and d number of other dlstingu shed citizens They passed resolutions unanimously favor oi annexation s.pp- on the basis oltle late of the Congress of the U. Staes,S and pledgins themselves to use all honora- b,e means to carry into effect.
 The Red Lander, published in that section of the country, says:
 THE PEOPLE DEcIsIyE!-So far as we can learn from the adjoining counties, the voice of the people IS unani nous for annex aiiOn. We may with propretv call 1t unanimous, when, out of d popula- ton oi 90O votes, as Is the case in Nacogdoches we are crediby informed, nol 20 are to be found that will vote against this ueasure With the great mass oi citizens of the east the dearest object of their de sires IS to become citizens of that great American Republic. Take away from them the hope of union with the land of their nativity, and hopeless despon- dency would pervade the land. It is the bel in the successful contamination of this great policy, annex aon. that has buoyed them up under every adyei s- ly It has been the moving principle which has kept hundreds oi our citizens hom returning from Texas to the United States. We can readily imagine the gloom and dsconient that would immediately result were all chances lost for being united again 10 the land from whence came
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EX PORTS.

L1YERPOOL-Per Br ship Reliance-l507 bls cotton HAVRE-Per shir Delawure-2l63 bales cotton 44s bdls, 495 hides, 37 cks tallow
 NEW W-ORLEANS-P Per schr Emma-5OO sks salt
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gr5- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him AS a candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al the election on the lat Monday of August next mhz6te@
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Do-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hIs friends as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk oi Mo- bile county at the ensuing August election. ap9
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FOR NEW-ORLEANS

FOX NEW -UKLEANO. (Reguiar se,ni-sysekly packet to the New Basin) Leaves New Orleans "Wednesday and Saturday Evenings Leaves Mobile Tuesdays and Fridays
 OJ- Cabin passage ss5. Deck passage $l.
 nraaaa~- h The fine new and stauncn steamer lhr3vasssAfSS MONTEZUMA,J.M J .McC. Baker mas si lrier, will leave for ihe above port on THIS DAY, 18th April, at 10 o'clock AM. OG- Her rates of freight reduced five cents per barrel from this date.
 For freight or passage. having excellent accommo- dations, apply on hoard or to
 apI5 C. A. GILBERT & BRO.. 50 Com-st FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A ED@ N The new, fast running substantial Es5zSSssz5{75x steamer ADMIRAL, S. c Burrell. master, will leave for the above and all nterme diaie landings on THIS DAY, 18th instant, at 5 o'elnck PM. I.4l..
 For freight or passage apply on board or to ap15 M. WAKING & co.
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NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

BY THE EXIRESS MAIL FhOM ~
 .'tvilmer and Smiths Euroreah 1imes .a
 ASnAAae :. Arrangements have pesn 2, .rI rns sa~S S
 AM>EIfA which THE EUROPEAN 4gss- published in England, eHPressF Ios the U. STATES and CANADA, will De sens .o ward on tle arrival ofall the Steamships !" "Osse- and New York from England.
 The paper will be forwarded from New .i- IOs I- the arrival the Express from Bos.nn, hrfezr.y :.y 24 hours in advance of tho regular maii, to 'o o'y TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. .s-,
 Ii has already attained very high chas.eses. sna may with great prspre,y be said 10 contain tss ssN prices current, fhe brst skipping iisi and ;S M Iss. Foraen Elyopean Negs Papr which reacnes' s~e' country from Engiand-ioT ii comprises -in . cc"- densed form of twenty ylour colnmnss every ofsssK= ton of news of interest 10 Amerlca, which has sss spired in England and other Fofelen ports Y slteN the sailing of the previous up to the hour oi ture of the steamship which conveys the fOTheem'ns number. .-.-y - -.. -.,-,-..s Amongst other numerous and hatteriag tess'@s nials the Boston Morning Post says .al iargre..- "We are greatly indebted 10 this newspaper sss our,foregm, misce llaneous and c0mmerciHj news.- One number of 'Wilmer and Smih's Eusepsaa h Times' is worth whole file of any ether Enghse paIer." t..af 0.- .oe 4z=@ ..,.-.#z. .t.Ess' Subscription $4 per annum. g, ..,,s. | Ou-MR. O'SHAUGHEEssY, the agent fer "ihs European Times,'' is now in the city and ssliehs subscribers for the above; also; for all the Eurppsaa papers including the reviews, 'The LondOn Ps.sh; 'The llrd News and Times,' &c. kG. He will bs found during his short stay im the City, at the MsR. sion House Hotel or at Boallemet's Li,eT7Ey De | pot. spe
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For the Register and Journal

Gentlemen meeiing of ihe 'sDemccra,lc party of Washington county" has recommended my name to the consideration of Convention that will soon meet, to nominate candidate for Congress in fhis district have no desire 10 minge in ,he political contests of Ihe day, and could under any circumstances, to run for congress, even fnomnated by he Convention. The publication of this note wlll oklige. YOurs reenecllnllY.
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Rts-The friends of WILLIS w. GAY w,ll sup
 port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of tho
 County Court, at the election in August next. iani6 4pte$f q
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nysI respectfully announce myself candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing August election. .n, ,nh8 S4tf J. w. LANd.
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xTNED s. RATCLIFFE IS proposed by his friends as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court and will he supported by .,..,-.,,x,
 febl7 67lt MANY fOIEho'
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DD-I offer my name to the voters of Mobile county as candinate for the office of County Clerk, Ri the ensuing August election. -
 Ian15 39t EDWIN RUST.
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Do-The undersigned announces himself as can- ddaic for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun ty, al the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
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Bs-We are requeste,lto announce EDWARD D. GALE as a candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. mhli
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. h h The splendid passenger steamer &xSi1lfEE SAM DALE. F. Nj. Johnson master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings ou WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, a, 5 o'clock PM
 For freight or passage, having superior accom- modations, apply board on to
 anl5 CAMPBELL. OWEN & CO
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WEALTH OF THE MEXICAN NoBLEs.-The wealth ofsome of the nobes of Mexico, previous to the revolution in that country which freed ii from de- pendance on Spain, equal to that which is now enjoyed by many of the Russian grandees. The count of Valencia WAS possessed of landed property of the value of about S29 ,O00, ,000. besides which he drew from sngle mine annual revenue of nearly $l 200 GOO. Their extravaganza great their wealth. The count de Regla. according to Ma- dame de la Barca, WAS wealthy, that when his son. the present count, chrstened, the whole party walked from the house 10 the church upon n- gots of silver. The countess having quarrelled with the Vice Queen. sent her. in token of reconciliation, white satin slipper entirely covered with diamonds. The count invited the King ofSpain visit his Mex icaa territories, assuring him that the hoois of his Majestys horse should touch nothing but solid silver from Vera Cruz to the capitol. ThIs might be bra- vado; but more certain proof of his wealth exists in the fact that he caused ships of the line, of the largest size, to be constructed Havana, al his expense. made of mahogany and cedar, and present. ed them 10 the King. or course, in the terrible vulsions of which Mexico has been the scene, thing has heen done in the way of breaking down these wealthy families, but not much might be expected by person unacquainted with the facs.- Great inequalities mark the social condition of the Mexicans. Busamente, whose name occurs off, ten m accounts from that country. is possessed of 996 900 of land, and Sauta Anna IS repued to be very rich,
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D5- To the Voters cf Mobile county: We are au-
 taorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as ca ndhate for reelection to the office of Clerk oi the
 County Court of Mobile county, al the ensni"g Au- ous, eIec,ioo febS 60tiles
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D1-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce
 him us candidate for the office of Clerk of the CIT
 cult Court of Mobile couutv, at the election on ine l, first Monday of August next. janl4 SSie-
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IMPORTATION WANTED of ELIZA Buscn. IL formerly Eisa Ksnnedy,, ,,who sailed frsn Liver. pool on the 29h March, l844, and arrived, at New. Orleans. where she married Jshn Busch, and with. him shortly after left for St Lous,, Me:.,. Her hus- when particulars have been had ofbsr. Her me. ther ia now n ihs civ, and ext, ely ,spxieus ts learn something oi her daughter. Any iMfarma,,sN to that effect, win confer slasting ubiEasia and rs l,eye the'paint, %uspense of an axious paxen. Ad. Camme, ce-sis MoDile. ...,.., aps li0x xs 'EJThe New-Orleans Picayuae and ReyiejIe, s,. Louis. will please insert three Times each. ana-fer. ward bills as above -.I& asst.issT
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FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW.
 C~~e h The very fine new fast running steamboat ELIZA, w. H. Roberts master will leave for the abnve and all intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY,, 18th, at o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board to aia apl5 M. WAKING & co.
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FOR TUSCALOOSA

-H FOR TUSCALOOSA.
 A E> H The fine, fast running steamboat BOURBON. J. A. Case master, will leave for he above and all intermedi,e landings on THIS DAY, the 18th instant, at 5o'ciock Pn.
 For freight or passage apply on board to
 apl6 MOSES WARING & co.
 FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A H The fine steamer DALLAS, Tho Ss<s5sssz mas Adams master. wiIl leave for the above and all intermediate landings, on THIS DAY, 18th inst. al o'clock PM. -.
 For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
 spl5 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
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Oaice of Clerk of District Court efths U. '. for the Southern District ofA1abAma.

Office of Clerk of District Court sf the U. '. for the Southern District ofAlabAma.
 APRIL i2th, ls45.., NOTICE i. hereby given to all persons wl,9 fefe IN been decreed Bankrupls by the Court sforersid. bu, who have not received final d'scbsrRes. that, publication of notice for 6nal hearing wilrbe made. unless the costs which have accrved ia ieir eases respectively shall have been paid within fifteen days from this date. -,....,,. apl2 . JOHN FITS, CteSk.s Kemper White Sulphur Springs. NNnE PROPRIETOR of this deiRhtfai wx.erins 1 place again offers to his friends and the 'pdblc generally, the advantages of this pleasant summer retreat--season commencing on the first June. -
 CHANGES. -=--tz
 Board per month. ..... ..... ....t26 oe
 .dO .uO week ........,...... oV
 ..do. do day.. .......... - <e Man and horse per day. zoo
 Hr Hor.e per %o"h' '''.....,":'.. ID ys ys ? Childreh from l2 to years old price. :. ..do. |. do. 8 to 2 years old price: r
 do ... ..do. g and under, no charge. .- ].
 Servants half price. ,s. apl4 lI6 E. c. MosBY, Propsieiar.
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p MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE--NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BosroN-(GuARANrEE CAPITAL slGO,O0U)-WiI In- sure Lives the Mutual Principle favorable rates
 Table of Premiums and forms Of applications together with any other information relative 10 the Institution may be had on applicaiio at the office of
 DEXTER & ABBOT, Agents . isp2S o4 Si Michael. .,rsa,l
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COTTON BROkERAGE-The subscriber begs V leave To tender his services as a BROKER. to the purchasers of Cotton. and pledges himself to render the hest of his ability for the interest of those who may he pleased to employ hin,. 'Ii3
 ap15-ll6Kmo JERE AUSTIIJ.
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A HARE CHANCE-1'hs tab,ctibeSs, owing 10 A illhealh, offer tbet smre storlt fsr ssle, sss. sst,ng oi;sn assortment ofih m6st chcics Wires. Liquors, Cordials, Teas. Ac sekcied ,s thu. be st markeia, with care aae judgment. Also,. tke. s.. ture., conprising every article necrssaty for the continuance of Wine, Liquar, and Gracsra. .husj. ness in an old established siand-a of 4.h;ch will be sold very low, and possessioA given on ss hsfore the premises. i -i,. ,:, AsAS W(N.EF.'
 apII ! corner Cnihmekce and Gt. Mch.ei....
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From the N. '. Journsl of Commerce. 7,h Inst. ONE nAYI IAnER FROM EIIROPE

We are under obligations to Capt Luce, of ihe ship Republic, arrived Saturday fFUnI Liverpool, for Liverpool papers of h" s'h' and London Of the evening Of the 9th.
 In the House of Commons, on the 7,h, the Chan ceor of the Exchequer fixed the 10th ult. for the discussion he sugar dules declaring that govern ment still adhered to it's classification.
 The vessels seen ihe Mediterranean, and sup posed to be piraical, by the Spanish vessel which put back to CadIz short time since, are reported to be three Portuguese revenue cruisers
 The Russian journal gives the details oi u volcanic eruption which took place as long ago as June llih of last year, far from Schemakha situated in the Black Sen. About six the morning the volcano all at once sent forh with greht noise quantity of burning mpiter, lmpregnaied win naphlna The eruption lasted three quarters oi an hour and not less than four openings were iorme" m the moun- Ian From one of them quantity of muddy water seen 10 issue and below il was spring of clear water, o' brackish taste. which at present contI- nues to flow down the plain. The crateTs are now longer visible but in their place are seen two it tie hills of a conical form.
 From the London Times of March Eth.
 SwITZERLAND.-Onr accounts from Switzerland come down 10 the l2ih inst. inclusive. The Diet on that day divided the qustion 'lh,i the Jesuiis be expelled from the Conlederation, when the numbers stood thus-for rhe expulsion, ID cantons and hall contons; agansi it, 5canions anu haif can.ons Two cantons (St. Gall and Geneya) declined vot- ing but recommended that the cantons m winch the Jcsus had established themselves should be called upon to them
 This decis on leaves the matter unsettled, for a majority consisting o at least l2 cantons is necessa- " render valid an, voie. The consequences may therefore be regarded menacng, although VIC learn from private letters that ihe Jesuie ihen- selves intended voluntarily withdrawing ham the States ol the confederation. ''As, however, says our respondeni, "nne half of the are mad for the nopen, should not be surprised if the free corps wereagam to take the feld." IL is evi dent from whai precedes that the canIons which de. sire keep ile Jesuls have not tine majority, and they cannot hpe to ubiain il; for even if St. Gall and Geneva sbuld at last iuciine to that side, an equality of v"ts only could be the result IL is pro babie, on he cnIrary that he cantons which desire to see the Jesuts expelled by the Diet w,ll in the end gain ihe awantage. The public mind is so vio' lenl, agitate,ht present in Switzerland, and par tcularly in ihecantons of St. Gall and Geneva that it is difficult tomagine that the Grand Councils of these canlons, which have given the instructions thai have been justoowed, shall not find themselves forced to act. But ii will be sufficient for o these states oin those desirous ofthe general ex pusion of the oder give the latter the majority in the Diet.
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TRUE PIcTURE.-The following picture of \ southern planter, as we too often find him, is from the graphic pen of our lriend Wilson, of the Plan ,er's Banner. There is a deuced sIght more truth than poetry in il. By-and hy planters will pro- bably earn a little gumpton, and then we shall be happy to ste the picture reversed but until then dor conpels us to acknowledge it's correctness - IN. 0. Tropc.
 ''Now for ihe picture cf the planter. He would not sell chicken, Il dozen of eggs, nor d bushe of peaches. calf, for any consideration. He is aDove thati He raises cotOn--he does! He rides in six hundred dollar carriage, for which he Is in debt. His daughters tlTun piano that never will be paid for. He buys corn which he could raise Al 10 cents bushe and pays Soc for it, alter 2a per cent advance 10 his commission merclant He could raise his own tobacco. vel he pays $2 lb for "Richmond scented" He could raise lis own hogs-yet he pa tronises Cincinnati. The consequences are disas- lrous Being the possesser of one staple, he fuetu- aies with the market of that afice. He takes the 'price curent'-he pays postage-he gobJies down the k ,glish news like d cormorant. II he sells tO- day e' Iose-therefore e'll wait for better advi. ces. He is "mixed" np in cotton, and ia gambler therein. Meantime he wants money; drafts on his factor! He wants cotton goods and clothes for his plantation, that he could make at home. He orders them, and feels 'arge.' The manua cturer, the insu- Ter, the shipper, the tighter, the drayman. the warehouse man, the seller and finally the commission merchant, all have finger in the pie of profits. and i the proud foolish planter pays them all. The year closes md he is sup 10 his eyebrows in debi This
 is the result of his not 'cacuIating nor gues- sing the difference between farming and planting - One supports family, the other supports pride, til he gets d fall"
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FOR COLUMBUS

s,<!aa= GEN HARRISON, J B. Willie, master, will depart Cor the above and intermediate landings, WEDNESDAY, 18th, at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on hoard or to
 nap'5 M. WARING & co.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. .I (Water Psrmitfirg-Clear Bills to Nenna.) A E~ n The fine steamer BELLE )ULE S{ss5tsa H. K Johnston master, will ave for the above and all intermediate landings on THURS. DAY, 17,h inst, at o'clock PM, positively.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 apl5 CAMPBELL, OWEN x CO., Agents.
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FOR LIVERPOOL

.ft g.f..- FOR LIVERPOOL
 sSM The Br ship QUEEN. Leary master, hay. @f&ng a portion of her cargo engaged. For freight of 800 bales of cotton apply to
 ap15 LAID & LFrTLEJOHN.
 FOR BOSTON. (to sailon Saturday, 18th ins,) SEM The fine fast-sailing coppered schooner MAR oRRALLOO, Al. Iufki master, wants 50 bales Cotton on deck. For freight of which or passage apply on board orto l4aa
 al5 J.H. RIVERS & co.
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that Hydrosulphate of CaloIum. common unpFepar- ed ground plaster, has the power of attracting the offensive parts of ail animal efHuvia, forming two uew substances, suphate of ammonia and carbo- nate of lime, which are harmless. By sprinkling
 very small quantity of plaster in places that gene, foul air, the adjacent atmosphere is rendered. pure and wholesome. Ii IS supposed 10 be great purifier whenever il may be required, and harmless one, and should be mixed with white wash fol walks. Let Il be extensively used in prisons--sla bles, streets. wherever there is a malaria.
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NoTiCE-Ail persons having claims agasnet the N subscribers will please pte n for ,axmept "n or balors the rs,af May and iboss isdsLted 10 US will please saii and .scstle. {, *. s sa.:.;
 A. d. s. WOLFE. apll corner Commerce and St Michael. sis
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DULLARD's CELEBRATED PATENT AN. DlMAL AND VEGETABLE OIL SOAP For cleansing coat collars, woollen, linen and cotton goods, from spots occasoned by grease, pant, ta sarnish and oils of every description, wIbout injury to ihe finest goods For Horses chsfed by saddle or harness, sprained shoulders. scratches and sweled limis, there is no composition that excels it. For sale nt the Apothecaries Hall opposite the Mansion House and at 35 Governrnent.st. " t-1 1ss
 ap15 NORTH & CO.,, Druggists and Chemists
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p WILLIAM N. BISPHAM.--DENTIST Having returned from the Nortb found at his old qnarers No 4s Danphin street, three doors below Roy al-Norih side. "
 REFERENcEs-Dr. Levert, Dr. Mott. nov22 2i2,r
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p HAvILAND, CLARK & CO.,, IMPORT. FRS AND WHoLEsALE DEALERS In Drugs and edcines, Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals Perfumery Brushes, Window Glass, Paints. Oils Dye siuifs, &c.
 Nos. 45 and A Wdfer street-MOBILE. .HAvILAND, REESE x Co, New-York. ' HAvILAND, uARRAL * ALLEN, Charleston, s. 0.
 HAvILAND, RisLEY d Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 lcmo
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NOPARrNERSHIP-Th undersigned have ~/ formed N copartnership. for the purpose of tIansactng Commission business, under the name of HARRISON & ROBINSON, from and after the first day of May next. E. HARRISON. . of the firm of Harrison & Blair.
 c. ROBINSON,
 of the frm of Hoyt. Ford & Roh,n.on
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FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. .l
 Waterr permrttiug-CIedr Bills to Vienna.) A h The hRht draught steamer LALLA S55<5sslzi2zRzs7 S5<ssslzi2zRzs71 ROOKH, o. B. Hooper master, will leave fer the above and all the intermediate landings, on THIS DAY, 10th inst. at o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply on board or to
 ap15 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
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FOR TUSCALOOSA.
 h E~ n The fine, light draught, double en- Eseaiss7SEX zine steamer NOXUBEE. H. Kin ney master, will depart for the above and interme d ate landings on WEDNEDAY. the 18th inst, at o'clock PM
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & CO., Agents, apl5 f.- 72 Front and 75 Com-sts.
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w ANTED-A TEACHER competent to take
 " charge of a private ScboaI in the country is wanted, who can teach Latin. Greek, French and me usual branches of English education, can find situation by calling ut the residence of CHAs. A. ed need enquire. apl5 II6E