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Communicated.

tn writer has experienced gre,t benefit skill
and eclerence OF Dr. LEVET T. Dentist 26o Broadway
ner OF Warren slreetbeng that gentleman
BY seeing te the subject of Artificial
Teeth writ by HIM. deep OF gratitude we'll
desire Of rendering he public prompts make
known to thos uaaequsnt,d wi that gsuem,ns sill the
of reput wi hout from his skful treatment Of
the prime ipe Of Atmo spheric Pressure. G..
Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
co. Ledger Building, Third street. who receive subscr
bers and have single copies for sale daily o'clock NIL
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Original Ethiopian serenadcrs-Palmo's

Ih nousE-C nsiderabls excitement has been, and
comprising Cermon ood Pelham revive the
calee OF their numerous friends those delightful harmo
mes mn SO long aud successfully st mated Palmns the
crowded add ashonabls audiences that witnessed emf
nent On Monday for few evenings they will
renew er Sore.s and the bic
that must be productive Of rational enjoyment -
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gU. The Nashville Banner Of the nth inst, men-
lions .ne uea.n OF Dr Joseph H. Peytop the member Of
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lions OF The vile qneks Who advertise their common els and
grease 20 scud and daodru and prevent HAIR falling
out The only article thar any merit in this respect
Is scientific mixture called Phon Chemca Hair InvIg1ra
tor which ed fail. Buy only Off. PHALOS,
ga Broadway, or OF his agents.
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celebrated for their appoach nature aud for their
brilliant aud superior finish The degree of Perfection to
which the art has been brought by Pumbe, the result of
long aud untrng We invite The
q readers TO the Pumbe National Daguerrean Gale
ry 25 Broadway, T.nney more pleasing
bition of where be found in New York
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"A SNTiosity.-We nave Dech
that there is exhibiting fee of charge, Clinton Hall
splendid Panoramic View Of Liverpool covering OF 500
square Ieet II said be 9th net hings ct the kind
ever offered Tor sale IN this country aud valuable picure
both painting add curiosity We rod that will
be- offered for sals this eyeng together with the remainder Of
the fine collection ofO PirnVs which have been exhibiting
at the place for III. last hree ks and which
were not reached al the sale last thursday evening
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aavi~at,on or the ohio River.


morning contains thu ouly compes report Of the Iisi Of
ParLnsoa the barge robber. Also Rowey Cough Costel
To- Reste &c &c Price 50 per yearsingle numbers 1--WE
cen
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DEATH OF PROFESSOR Dop.--The Newark Da,iv
Princeton College, aged about 20 years "0N' =
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beantfyn aud promoting the growth OF the hair many
children are afflicted with pityrasis wpat commonly
called danduh but reality snothog less than
Of Scrofula Rhsum Parents, reflect you have future
Appearance OF your ospnns in keeping; that
ave no cause reproach yourselves through neglect Is the
hair dry generally spe,kng it diseased the Oneuent should
bapplied be you afflicted with Pityasls, dryness OF the
hair, aliing OF, badness not the Onguent,
only preventive Principal office No - Nassau street
See advertisement for agencies and c4rtifcates
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ny. Edwards Co, hsveg been this day chan ed by
consent The busae.s will be hereafter conducted under the
" Y and note hereby given that the subscribers the
only duly authorised TO incur liability
any business III the Of the SAID i'm
f. DWARD ANTHONY
j. r. CLARK.
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Christle's Galvanic Rmgs.-These celebrate
ed articles for thu positive ofRheuma and Nervous
Complaints are only 70 be I'D genuine 1871 Fulton street
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CouRT FOR THE CoRREcTIoN ERRoRs.-Al-
bany, Nov. 20, lSl5.--Prcsent-Lieut Gov. Card.
ner Chancellor Wslworth and 90 Senators No 4l-E
clifford, President &C., II. Livingston, impld &c Mr.
George Wood heard for plaintiff in error Decision
postponed until December No ll-Passed without
prejudice until Saturday No IA Stewart va. The
Trustees Of Hamilton College Mr.. A. Stewart plain,f
IN error, was heard In person,
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Nix. CALHoUN.-A meeting was held at Vcks-
burg on the 9TH inst to make arrangements TO wei
come the arrival Of Mr. Calhoun. Among the regua-
tons adopted II was ordered that democratic State
dress and wing State Rights man. for the farewell
address. Tho citizens Of Pensacola mean to invite
this gentleman to visit that place his return from
Memphis.
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Court Calendar Monday.
COMMON PLeAa--Nos. g. a. 30, 81, 80, l, III Ia, ~
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Faithfully yours,
G. +. BENNETT & co.

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH BETWEEN BUFFALO AND
LocKroRT.-There is no truth, whatever, in tho
statement made in some OF the papers, relative to
she wanton destruction It some Of the poles on this
ilne some time since. The facts OF the case are,
that the wires OF this line run through and along
some twelve miles OF forest between Buffalo and
Lockport. Sufficient care was not taken in fixing
,he wires, SO as to be clear Of the branches of the
trees. The consequence was, that the late gales,
10y the waving of the branches several struck the
wires and broke them. This damage was promptly
repaired, and prccaution taken to prevent like &C.
currence for the future. The whole affair works adj
mirably and gives universal satisfaction. Commu-
nicafion between the two points is hourly kept up,
when only requires few minutes to send mes
sage and receive an answer thereto al either end.
NOVEL. SpoRT-A fox chase is TO come of on the
Beacon Course, Hobeken, about the beginning Of
me ensuing month. Some fifteen or twenty couple
pecled to partake in the affair." together with twelve
or twenty lively foxes. This will be a novelty ne
before witnessed Ia this country and will afford
great amusement and sport, without danger to anv
one but the poor foxes.
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GENTLEMEN and their families and single gentlemen esn
" find pleasant with board for the winter by sPp nx
soon at ISL Broad way, opposite Howads Hotel ,,o, dHy
hnar =
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FROM BREMEN.-We have seen letter from Bre-
men of the 18th ut, which states that " the rush OF
emigration will be very great from here to Texas next
year. Already the excitement has commenced. Nu-
merous letters arriving here daily from the interior
making nquricsjn gard 10 that country all Of which
receive prompt and encouraging answers. Already
three vessels have sailed direct with emgrants
and there will have lett Bremen this year. at the close
OF the for the United States 10000 and already
about 30, 0O0"-Washingon Union Nor. 90.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-17
Translated from the Courier dss E,ar Uni,.

About month ago commissary of the police Of the Rue de Rchelien was sent in great haste 10 the Royal Library to aid in an inquest of novel kind. The garrets of the library are crowded with books thrown together in heaps. These volumes which are ordinarily perused only by the rats, amount to three hundred thousand n number. The servants of the library, in a search among these literary cata combs. under mountain Of books, found the skee- ton of man, all dressed. On an inspection of the corpse il was evident that he had been formerly in the service of the library, for he wore 's livery, such as it was in '93. The rats had devoured the flesh and the ineslines, and seemed to have gnawed their way through the clothes in three places into the back, the hollow part of the stomach, and lower part of the body. The bones were cleaned and shone like ivory. Tine clothes in good state of preserya- tion. I le cemmissAry drew up statement of all the facts in the presence of the Librarian.
 Ingenuity is at faut in trying to explain lhe man.
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P ENss HttsS,


 Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-M mes Allen, Eaton, Miss Drew, Messrs Hoppn. Dade IIa, A lIeweit Salmon, Jones, kirklnnd Ensign, Chandler W Vnhe, Malone, Woodsrd. Allen, Bell, Dixon, Qunnes Smith, Cutter Hill ST. Hill Jr, Boarman Jnnes, Dolt Aiken. Cuyler, Egsart, Shinson, Henry, Johnson. Per steamboat Creole from New Orlenns-CHpts Jno Grant, Ottoway, Mrs Warren, Miss McCracken, Miss II Chandler, Messrs Edwards, fale, Martin, Watson. Cliff ton. Sheppard, ShorrJge Macon, Hnrrisan La, ton, Zts, Medley, Winning. Reed, Sorl1y, Berkle, Zunts w McGeG, Darling, Clark, EVeretl-9 on deck.
 Per steamboat Alabama im Montgomery-Mi iss Good man, Maj Holland, pr Center. Rev iiehrd Messrs Wm Martin Morris, Ario Vance, Frankinh"m. Benham, w Fulno Wilson, Smith. Wall, Montgomery, Cook, Dom ald Anderson, Lesesne, Sale, Howard. Mervn, Horton, kutedge
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: TARRANT's EFFERVEsCENT SELF

n6y- TARRAN I'S Ef r EiSN FER APERIENT-In lhe sincere hope that others may be iud.eed to follow our example, and ny par taking of ol the most delightful beverages "n,en has fallen within our reach in some tune. De ehahea
 like to boast of renewed health, an inE'go'a"a and healthy tone of stomach, and Ireehohl rum elhousand ills" engendered in this waIm cl"'aie, we would call attention to Tarrant's EnerVescen' Setzer perenl" for the of Dyspepsla or lhdi. geston, bilious affections, hearburn costivehess, head-ache, aciditS of the stomach, &c., and other diseases natural to southern atmosphere.
 We were delighted with is effects, and have ex- perenced manifest and declded relief from it's use and should regret extremely be deprived ot Inc op portunv ofpnrchasing relief from the many ailments for the of which il is iusIlv celebrated, by the use of preparation simple in it's mode o use, oene. hclal in its effecis-efervescent soda water, and possessing an agreeabeness of taste eqna I not sn-
 for to the water obtained from the natural spring Celeb, ated are the "Seltzer Spring" thIs prepa- ration bids fair to hec0me far more so. II one may judge from the certificates and tesinonials, received from the most eminent ofthe MedIca Facnl. W which are in possession nf the prnpIietoT and may be seen al the store of Messrs MOSEI.f TUCKER, Druggists and Apohecaries, corner Dau' phin and Royal streets, where the Medicine can be obtained, wholesale and retaI they being appointed agents for the proprietor. myl4 i4iKn'o
 No-TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CJIBEBS AND COPATVA stands unrivdlled for its efIicacy It performs cure in few days no confinement or restriction in diet is necessary IL i'll be found invaluable, being prepared with the greatest possible care, upon well tested prlnc'pes founded upon that important law, first esab''sheG oy the celebrated Dr. Fordyce, siz:-"ihai a comb'na ton of similar remedies would produce more cer' tau speedy, and considerable effect than an eq"'Ha len, dose oi any single one" In many cases the disease is entirely prevented by it's timely applica ti.n For sale wholesale and retail, at the store o Messrs. MOSELY 6 TUCKER. Druggists and Apothecnries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets The proprietor has appointed them Agents for this city mylS I4zkno
 Ny- DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION FAMILY MEDICINE-Tarant' Cordial Fhai' of Turkey Rhubarb takes it's place the best rened, for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, of the present day and for it's efficacy and safety, deserves it's name heinz in truth Family Medicine. These who sui fer from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety. or intel lectual application of whatever kind. will lind 1t t' he n medicine nf extreme value. This preparation will prove heahhiu slimuant for the patient wht suffers from the frequent use oi wine or spirits Fol sale wholesale and retail, ai the store of Messrs MOSELY x TUCKER, Druggists anh Apotheca ries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets. The pro pretors has appoin,ed them Agents for this city. | myl6 I42Kmo
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EMUTUAI SAFETY INsURANCE C0

of New-YOrk-A Dividend of rwgNTy-THREE AND HALF CENT declared the 6th inst. Capital increased 10 SIX HUNDRED AND sIxTY-sEvEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Total assets a million of fdollars.
 Persons who did business with the Agency during the just ended will receive their Dividends Tn Scrip in February
 Applications for INSURANCE will be received the office of the Agency, of St Francis and Royal up stairs. janl8l ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent.
 p HAVILAND, CLARK d5 CO.,, IMPORT WHOLESALE DEAL in Drugs and Nj edicines, Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals Perfumery Brushes Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Dye Siuhs, &c.
 Nos. 45 and 47 Water sreet-MOBILE. HAyILAND, REESE & Go, New-York.
 HAyILAND, HARRAL ALLEN, Charleston, s. c.
 RIst V & a., Ca So m ECZEMA, Glass, Earthenware and Cut AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is receiving extensive of the above a; cles, which he offers At [ he lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MASTERSON, Importer. 34 Water-st
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of NIobiIe--June 17, 1s45.
CLEARED,

CLEARED. ship Rohl Isaac, BArreI, for Liverpool. by Gibson Bark Reform, Lewis for New York, by J Ryan. Bark Wave, Howes. for Boston, by Toumin. sloop Eclipse, Johnson for Key West, by master.
 ARRIVtl,. schr Brace Rogers, i'm Porto Rico, to Eslava, Murell d Steamboat Creole. Hiern, i'm New. Orleans. Steamboat Creole, Hiern, from New Orleans. Steamboat Alabama, Wilson, from Montgomery, with 27 bales cotton.
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The Tuscaloosa Monitor announces that Chancel- Tor MARTIN has resigned his office, and inlers that it is for the purpose ofrunnng the candidate of he opposition to the regularly nominated democratic didate for governor We still doubt, with the editor of the Montgomery Advertiser, whether Judge Mar tn will lend his this combination. The whig paper in Macon county, however, anticipates his concurrence and has put his up those of the whig county and congress onal nominees.
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PORTO RICO-Per scbr Brace-SlO0O specie, 4bales cordage, 2 do cotton seed, l7 pkRea mating
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole-2 boxes sugar. bbl beef, 10 kegs lard, &c. =,
 NEW.ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole--9 hbls, l6 hi do cks bacnn 65 pcs bagginR ly coils rope, zD and hds sugar. 27 bags onions, 10 kegs butter, 20 do lard, l2 Lxs cheese, do lemons
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ner in which this unfortunate heinz could bHve lost his life, in the midst of this irightlu paniemonlnm Some suppose he must have disappeared under an avalanche of hooks, others that he had been struck with apoplexy and had then been destroyed by the rsts. Be that il may, the remains ol lhe nnlor- tunaie man were carried to the Montmerte Gene tery; it was not possible to identify them.
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INJUNCTION -Ths Supreme Court of Ohio, at its late session in Cincinnati, granted writ of in- junction on application of Samuel Medary, tState Printer) iorbddng the officers of State to let out the public printing by contract, as authorised by inc law oC last winter. The case will cone up for dccisinn at the Conrt ID Bank in January
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MEMORANDA,

MEMORANDA.
 Office of the Georgian.
 SAVANNAH. June l0--6 PM.
 ST. MARys, June g, ls45. To THE EDITOR THE GEORGIAN
 DEAR sIn-A large wreck came ashore few days since the beach of Cumberland Esland Staff ford's place. We told that it by that gen teman some Is miles at IL came ashore in two pie each piece 30 feet long, being the bulk Of sell Gentlemen who saw il suppose il 10 be the wreck of steamship. It appears have been iondes with cotton and burned nj Some of the iron from il have been brought here and of immense Fur ther particulars if interesting, will communicate here after, as the Gastun is just on. Yours. in hHsie.
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DIED-In this city, on Sunday morning last, Mrs RA- cHEL & SHEPHERD in the 53J year Of her age, cOnsori of the aIe James Shepherd formerly Oi htehmond cOun- ty, Virginia.
 ry Richmond and Baltimore papers will please copy
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CnNabGNEGCA

Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans--J II Huheri Beers & Smith; Vim II Redwood; smith, Dnbney co; o MaEange & co; Campbell, Owen x cos Paricki K Iriknap, Wilson & May; Marshall Rowe cos Cosiar, Robinson x co; Height; Bishop Portier.
 Per steamboat Creole rom Hew-Orleans-M Wrrihg X co; LeBaron; John O'Reily X coi Campbell, owen
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MGRRKI&.

LIVERPOOL. Per ship Roht lsaac-l4si bales cotton. NEN-vORK-Per bark Reform-34n bales cotton, 50 sks coffee 20 cks taow 2lO rolls bdgsng, bbis copper l10 pkges mdse.
 BOSTON-Per bark Wave-33 bales cotion pipes pin 2aM stnves r pkges, cases mdse
 KEY WEST-Prr sIoop Eclipso-lsM feet lumber, and Ir,.l.
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The Methodist Camp Meeting commenced last evening, at the Camp Ground On the Dog River Road, abou, 10 miles west of the city. The weather, though warm IS fair, and with the fine moonlight nights, promises to afford pleasant for those of nnr ri,sans ,pho doss" "..e-d"s .I,v religious exercises of the meetiug which will continue all the
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-17

ny>The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile counlv, al the election on inc first Monday of August next. Janl4 So'e-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-17

Dn-I offer my name to the voters oi mohile county as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county RI the ensuing August election. ".oA EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-17

Ars- To the Voters of Mobile eounfy: We are au- t,orized to announce DRURY THOMPSON ss candidate for reelection [" the olce oi Ct. o' me Coun,v Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- s", aioc,;nn febS 60iie&
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-17

The undersigned announces himself as a can- didatc for Clerk of the Circu Court of Mobile coun- S;"1 Alto JACOB g. MARSH.
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CHARLESTON June ll-Cotton-There has been some activity in the Upland market since our publication o Saturdhy orning, and prices have gone up. The demand has been chiefly the higher grades, which have improved c b while The lower sorts been taken in small lots advance. Ths sales in the three days may be set down al 52O0 bales,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-17

Messrs Little and Brown, publishers, pay Judge Story 5000 per for the copy right of his law books.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-17

N,.The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup- oort him as candidate for the office of Clerk o ihe County Court, at the election in August next.
 ianl6 4Ote*
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nEnE,,..rs nE C.lTrnn.

Per steamboat Alabama fun MontgOmery-W Bower
 x ca 10 bales; Deshn, sheppard 6 GU g. Dickinson &
 Eusts 6j Harris0n & Robinson Ii smith, Wyckof x Mi
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Ny-We are requested to announce EDWAkD b. q cSTE as candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. "hia
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The firm of Roihschilds Brothers, Paris, have con tribnted S25O to the PitIsburg lief fund
 Mrs. Mowatt, the auhsress of Fashion. will m ike her debut the Park boards n the course of peSt week.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-17

The eastern mail due yesterday, failed from be- yond Charleston, s. c. The mails of Saturday and Sunday came through.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-17

The New Bedford Mercury (whig) thus publishes the election retarns from Virginia s.Thc whigs have carried ail the members of Congress excep fourteen, and lack only fifty or sixty of majority in join, ballot of the legislature. We'll done, gallant whigs of Virginia."
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-17

s-+ The friends of JOSEPH C. CHAMBER I IN will support him as Candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. my19 l45
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bdtltCl uACLouu
 Vf. Schooner Duane. Same
Schooner Rrearwnnd

Schooner Breerwood. DY VIRTUE of two wrts of seizure issued from AD the District Court of the United States for The Southern District of Alabama and to me direcled- have seized, and into my possession have, the Shooner DUANE and GREENWOOD. their tac- kle, apparel aud furniture this is therefore to cite and admonish all persons having or pretending to have, any right, tte interest claim in to the above named Schooners, their tackle, apparel, &c.,, to be and appear before the Hon the Judge of the District Conrt of the United States for the Southern District of Alabama. on the fifth Monday inst. (ihe 30h day of June, 1s45,) and show if any they have or can, why the above named Schooners, their tackle, apparel, &c., should noi be condemned ac cordng 10 the prayer of the lbellant.
 WILLIAM HAMPSTEAD, U. s. M.
 je17 ..ea By c. CuYLER, D. M. tt SA REWARD will be given for the apprehen- ROU sion and delivery of my boy HENRY, who ranaway from me sometime in the month of Decem- Der, lS44 He s about twenty years of age; very bright, and no doubt will try to pass himself of for white man; he is about five feet four or five inches high; slender built; weighs about one hundred and twenty pounds; inclined to reckle; black hair; two of his teeth out m front and known in many public piaces as race rider. When last heard of he was in Neb,le, (AIa.) and will probably attempt to make his way to Ohio. some other free state. Any in- ormation respecting the boy will be thankfully re- ceiyed by addressing me at Eubanks F. O., Columbia County, Ga, or Turner CIanton, at Augusta, Ga.
 jsl7 l63fomo E. LAMKIN.
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R.- rIerI, or ahe COunty Court,

Tor CIerk of Inc UOuhty OUuF''
 NrS- GEORGE F. HOLT is proposed as n can- dilale for the office of Clerk of the County Court Ut Ihe ensuing eeciion. ltiOE
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For County Tax Collector

Dc- The friends of A c. WALKER announce him as A candidate for the flee of Tax Collector of Mobile county at the ensuing August election. je3
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Tota mos $9 JOS, s92 .S5 ,976, ,3i9. g. l37 2o5
 This decrease represents S550O,OOO of duiiabe soons'
 BosToN, June 7--Cotton-The market is very inAn mate holders locking for the action of The southern markets being anxious of losing one cent per lb n Iil they sse some way 9i Lepseis -1t'o 6lo the onsr grades This state of things came, . iong out VIII however until the los Of which were bought earlier and lower are sold
 ArrIvea snce our last
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545The friends of THOMAS c NEWBoLD will support hiT for County Tax Collector al the en- sn;nq Auoust election. je3 157*
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For ClIerIs of she Circuit Court.

nT- am candidate for reelection 10 the oihce of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al ihe e"s"inS s"IS AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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MOBILE
Morning, June I7, Is45

Tuesday Morning, June IF, Is45 Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL TERRY,
 OF LlMES1 ONE FOR CONGRESS-FIRST DISTRICT, EDW ARD 5. RGAN,
 OF MOBILE.
 ---=---z-- o. SUMNER ARRANGEMEET.--P Publication days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ID insure prompt insertion, advertisements must be handed m by o'clock in the evening.
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ODD FELLowsHIP.-The Piitsburg Ariel says mat those who cavi at this society will feel more liberal towards them when told that m mail ff Teen iet'ers all containing checks bills of money to the odges for the benefit of those of their brothers wyo have suffered by the late fire.