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America could support nine hundred and thirty nlI'ons H people, without being denseIy populat. ea as Europe now Is. The present population of Europe is abou, 23s millions; of America, 55 ml- ions, ol the whole earth, 100 millions.
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Mr. EATON STONE, another worthy fellow, takes a benefit this evening at the Circus. His friends and the Circusg going public will doubtless give him substantial greeting See his card.
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LONDON ATMosPHxRE.-Pupcb cayr that Pro. lessor Howard, in analysing the climate oi Loudon, took some log home in basin, and found il to con- tain nine parts smoke to one part porter!
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There is a rumor that John Jacob A .,or Ina. if i, contemplation 10 pay o6 lhe Croion Aour,l,ct debt. on condition that the water is forever hereafter 10 be free 10 he use of the citizens.
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.SHERIFF'S SALE.
 Joseph c. Chamberlain,
 vs order nf sale, The steamboat Canebrake's tackle, apparel and fur.
 William E. Alcom, ct al,
 vs order of sale, The steamboat Canebrak.'s tackle, apparel and fur
 niture.
 John A Green and L Andrew Smith. ct al,
 Hathaway, w.
 s.~s .s, Same WY ILL be sold for cash in front of the Cour, w House door of Mobile county, on Tuesday the 18th day of February, l5l5, between the hours of II o'clock AM and 4 o'clock PM. of said day the following described goods and claties. furni. ture, &c. of the steamboat Canebrake, to wit
 l Yawl Boat; Boilers
 l Engine nearly complete; 1l7 Mattresses 66 cabin and state room Doors
 l2 large glazed Sash; 40 Sky-light Sash
 A Door Blinds; l Pilot Wheel
 Cargo Wheel; Jack Staff
 la,ge Dining Table; 1 Capstan Cooking and Parlor Stoves Steamboat Bell, weight 75 lbs ts l Anchor, weight 450 lhs
 Anchor Chain about 35 fahoms long 75 faihom g inch Hawser Rope
 2 Cable Ropes about 50 fathoms each
 Sundry TaiIe Blocks; Tarpaulin Cloth
 small common Tables
 26 common wood seat Chairs l Iron Fire Safe Chest
 l set Blacksmith Tools
 box containing the Bed Clothing of ilie boat
 box do Crockery Ware
 l box do Knives and Forks
 l large box containing Bed Clothing and Doors of Ladies' Calm; about l5O0 lbs Hog Chain
 Sundry articles Cooking Utensils, etc. The same IS to be sold by virtue of the above stat ed orders of sale, which issued from the County Court of Mobile county and to me directed. f.bS 60tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c. INVALUABLE SURGICAL WORK Velpsau $ Operative Surgery, edited by Professor Mott. For sale by J. M. SUMWALT & CO.,. a
 Booksellers and Stationers, 36 Dauphin-st New Elements of Operative Surgery: by Ali. A L. Nj. Velpeau, carefully revised, entirely remodel led, and augmented with treaties on Minor Surge ", illustrated by 300 engravings, incorporated with the texts accompanied with Atlas in quarto oftwenty-two plates, representing the principal ope- rative processes, Sur gicai instruments, Sc. first American from the last Paris edition; translated by P. s. Townsend, M D.; augmented by the addition of several hundred pages of entirely new matter, comprising all the latest improvements aud discover ies in Surgery in America and Europe up to the pre- sent time, under the supervision of and with notes and opservaions by Valentine Mott, M. b., Profess sor of Surgery, in 3 vols, Svo. Volume lst. febS ITFELL'S LIVING AGE-No 8 has just ar. 1Z rived and subscribers will please call for them al 2S Dauphn street. s. W.ALLEN. P. S.-Three more subscribers wanted. jan7 lOACON SIDES, Shoulders ,and extra Hams, feb7 JOHN o'REILLy co. iT10BACCO-25 boxes IS lbs each extra fine; 5 II boxes common Tohacco For sne by , feb7 JAS GANDOLFo, 70 Commerce-st |, NANKEEN OsNABURGS-A new article just feb7 TT BEERS SMITH. NHAIN CABLE-45 falhom inch second hand <t Chain Gable, for sale by
 Eeb7 EDW. c. CENTER 6 co. hlds, n good article; 20 do, choice, S in store and to arrive per Monte zna for snle hy febS MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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ENXCHANGE on New Orleans for sale ny
 E feb3 JAMES SANDS & GO. N NLOUR-l5O bbls. in store and for sale by
 E febS JAMES SANDS co.
 TINEGAR--IO bbls Newark Cider, for sale by V febS C.P. COLWELL. 59 Dauphin-street VINEGAR-5 bbI jnst lro,a Boston, for sa'e bv V febS JAS GANDOLFO, 70 Commercest e UGAR-6O hhls str iciy choicc in fine order. for S febS JAMES SANDS & co. NAiLS-25O kegs Nails, assor,ed numbers, land-
 fehs Ehw. c. CENTER & GO. GUGAR-Slricily prime New-Orlrans, selected tebs JOHN o'REILLY 6 co.
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NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole-l6 bhs whiskey, 34 do our do bread 59 do apples, 30 kegs lard, F hhds, bbls bacon Is hhds sugar. les rice do wine.
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The regular mall from the east wa. through ye-rerd

The regular mail from the east was through yesterday with NewYork dates of ihe soh ut same as received Thursday by express. The express mail WAS not re- ceived.
 Al SAVANNAH, the cotton market was firm al previous prices up the receipt of the steamers news, Following which holders advanced their prices 4c, win limited sales the market closing firmly some holders asking still higher. Sales for week 37S6 bales. Receipts s.3s7 bales. Midding # 05tc. Exchange on London 9D9i prem. New York 50 days per cent dis; checks prem Freshts to Liverpool in Br. vessels 7-16d square bales; IIavre l-l6c round and squire.
 DoMksTIcs-Ths following were the quotations at Boston on The 27th uit at which time good demand prevai n., and home trade. The market in rnn.. nn-lrn sIeAdA. and .Inrks lnY
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PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS BANK or MonlLK,
 Mobile, Feb 1lss, ls45. TVNHE Board of Commi missioners request 4 meeting Il of the Stockholders of this Bank at the Banking Room, Monday the 10th ,nst., at l2 o'clock M for thepurpese ofaPPolnting two Commissioners, agree ably the provisions of act "ented an act for ihe final settlement of the affairs of the Plnters and Msr- chants Bank of Mobile" approved. January, f845. copy of the first section of which is published below
 R. R. [. IAWHhi WALkiER. Commissioners, ,
 SEC ls. Be il enacted. &c.. That the number of Commissioners to be appointed under the .proyis- ions of the several acts heretofore enacted for the final settlement of the affairs of the Planters and Mer chants Bank of Mobile. shall be reduced to two, both of whom shall be appointed by the Stockholders and approved of by inc Governor, and the sad two Com mssoners shall be vested with all the powers, sub- ieci to all the liabilities and governed in all respscs by the provisions of said several acts. feba 55I- a EyOR SALE. or to Lsase for Q Term ef ysars-TLe l' Island just below the city and opposite Hiich- cocks Press, known as PINTO'S ISLAND The Island is situated between the inner and outer chan nels of the river and contains about 12 acres of high marsh ground. and is well adapted for Coion press. es, Ship yards, Saw mills, Pickeries or Warshouses A par, of the Island is under cultivation, having fruit trees of different varieties &c. Sc. There are also three houses and two warehouses, now On. ihe premises. ftl ils. 7sf .s.l x t!'l4l5t t's r v
 The whole or part cl the premises will he aispos. ed of as above, and to any disposed to invest better opportunity could no, be offered. For terms enquire of af i} A. PINTO, ,I iEgs s
 or to E. c. SOUTHWORTH. ian,6 4oKmo Conti.s,, oplosi'e the Mayors UfEes EASrOR OIL. Sperm Oil, Linseed OiI and " Spirits Turpentine, by the barrel and at retail. al the Planters Drug Store, sign of the Hue Mvr. lar. south eas, corner oI Dauphin and Water.sts.
 'eh7 BLAIR A co. boxes sperm. for sale by
 V 'eo' 'AS' dANDoLFo, 70 Commcrce-st-
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STEEL PEN MAauFAcToRy -It is said of Messrs. Hayden, of Haydenvile. Mass, the cele. brated stee pen manufacturers, that they commenced about the year 1880 the business of making buttons by hand. employing only two three persons be- sides themselves They gradually enlarged their business. aud in 1858 they had capital of 100 00C and gave employment to 200 persons. In 1889 they added the business of manufacturing steel pens to that of button making, and now they have a capital of $I75.0OO, and employ daily 276 hands. The number of buttons manufactured at their es,ab- llshnent, daily. in ls44. was l600 gross, and the number of pens per day 100 gross. The of these two brothers affords another proof of the ablli ty of industry, enterprise and good management to command success.
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EXP0RTR.
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GHENT-Per bark Washington-7s6 bales cotton.
 BALTiMORE-Per brig Dnmascus-445 bales cotton
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MOBILE
Saturday Morning, February 8, Is4b.


 The Government Express failed yesterday. By the slow nall We had New-YoIk dates to the S0th u From Washington we have dates to the evening of the 3Orh ult containing be proceedings of Congress of that day:
 The Senate was engaged during the morn'ng hour, in discussing the bill providing foi the appointment oftwentY seven assistant pursers and assistant snr- geons aud chaplains in the navy. Mr. BaYard ad- vocaied it's passage, and Mir Crittenden opposed it. showing that there pursers and surgeons e. noush already the service, if they ordered to sea- to give three to eaIh h vessel in commsson The bill was laid on the table, and the Senate resumed the consideration of the postage bill The debate on this biLMas continued and. on motion of MT. Bagb', Ihe ninth section, relating 10 free covers for mem bers of Congress in lieu of the lrankng privilege was stricken out-yeas 27. nays IT, MT. BSgY then moved To amend the fifth section (which re- peals all laws cun rring the flHnking p'Iv'legeD ny exempting from repeal the privilege now enjoyed by members of Congress, delegates from TenI'ories' and the clek of the House of Representatives and secretary of the Senate. Mcssrs. Buchanan snd Merrick declared themselves altogether in favor of abolishng the Iianking privilege, for the sake of giving cheap postage fair experiment, and meet ing the expectations of the country Mr. bagby con- tended il was privilege enuling to the benefit of the constluenc, of members, and not personally 10 themselves; and Mir. White urged lhe continuance ol the privilege to deputy postmasters. Pending the question 10 amend the fifth section, proposed by Mir Bagby, the Senate adjourned
 The House. at an eaiy hour, resolved itself ints ConuniIee of the WboIe on the sIate of the IJn,oD MT. Weller, of Ohio, in the chair.) and resumed the consideration of he Oregon bill. Messrs. Thomp son, McCIernand, Hamlin Of Maine, Owen, and El- mer, sp Ike in favor of the bil and Ms. Jos. R. ln- gersolI against it. Without coming to any decision, the committee rose and reported progress, and the House adjourned.
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frS The friends of WILLIS ". GAY wlll sup. port him as a candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next.
 janI6 4Ote*
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D5-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him us candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cr cult Court of Mobile county, al the election the first Monday of August next. jan14 3sIeA
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Or To fhe Voters of Mobiis county: We are au- rhorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as n candidate for election the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, ai the ensuing Au- gust election. iebS 60lile+
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FOR NEW.nRLEANS.


 (Reg,.Ior se,ti-,psekIv packef 10 the New Basin.l Leaves New Orleans "Wednesday snd Saturday EseA Leaves Mobile Tuesdays and Fridays. ..,h s,s.,mer 6>g@--' la The fine new and s'au9ch s'eaule' LlkhnythsfszS MONTEZUMA,J J .McC Baker mas z- nter will leave for the above port on THIS DAY, Sth inst. at 10 o'clock AM. precisely For freight passage, having excellent acconmo- dations, apply on board or to
 fehs C. A. GILBERT & BRo.. 50 eom.st
 FOR PICKENsVILLE. A Ee@ The new, fast running -ul'saniial S+=EaSs55=--= steamer ADMIRAL, W. B. Web- Ing master, will leave for the above and all inierme daie landings on THIS DAY, the 6h inst at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. bJ-The ADMIRAL will run packet in the above trade during the season, leaving Mobile every Saturday. iebo FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. P ES h The steamer RED ROVER, S. SzEssssE<I Burrill master, will leave for tho above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, SIh inst. al 10 o'clock AM.
 For freight or passage apply on hoard or to ~ fehS Nj. WAKING & co.
 FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW. A EsD~ rs The steamboat JAMES HEWITT. SsszsEisss=zz Quarter nasier, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY ?, 9th inst, al o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on hoard or 10 febs CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
 FOR CHILES' FERRY. h h The fine steamer WARRIOR, SszzSs5z5- E. P. Olnrr master, will leave fo the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the Slh inst, at 6 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to ftbs CAMPBELL. OWEN & O., Agents.
 FOR MONTGO" FRY. A E~so n The fine passenger steamer NEW SSsss WORLD, Joseph Bryan master. will leave for the above and all intermediae landings, on THIS DAY. the Sth inst at o'clort '". For freight or passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & CO.,, Agents, Eb8 72 Front and 75 Com-sts.
 FOR GAINESVILLE. h CD@ 70 The new steamboat NEW ERA, Sss.sssS=S J. W. Lyles, will leave for the atove and aI inIermedate landings, on THIS DAY, 9th Feb, at 6 o'clock PM.
 For ire ight or passage apply on board or 10 lebs M. WAKING & O.. 5S Froni-st. G+ +WANTED-Twcn,ya able bodied Negro Men. Apply as above,
 FOR MONTGOMERY. c A The steamer MONIGOMEki SEsisszSsz7sI Bullard master, will leave for the ab0ve and All intermediate landings THIS DAY Sth inst at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to lebs M. WARING & co.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. Ecce~ h The new, splendid doubc engine S{s;!s;sk5{SSR steamer TUSCALOOSA, P. LaVer- gy nasier will leave for the above and all ntermedi- ate landings, on TUESDAY. Huh inst. al o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to feb8 MOSES WAKING & O., Agents.
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W HA RFAG R.

WHA ARFAGE. - HNHE Planters and Merchan,s of Alabama are II hereby notified that and after this day, no Wharfage will be charged on COTTON landed on St. Louis street Wharf and all Wharves uboves
 Cotton landed on Wharves between St Louis and Conti streets, will be charged cen,s per hale f .
 ian27 49tf FETTYPLACE & GOODMAN.
 00- The Dallas Gazette, Greenshoro' :Beacoa. Wetumpka Whig. Alabama Journal, Flag & Union, Eutaw whig, Columbus papers, and Marion: Herald will please publish and send accounts to Els c.
 N a p,, ,calion made by Messrs. Green, Casey James m reply to an address made hy tlIe pro- prstors ofihe Relief Press, the following Iabguxge s "sed ,"The in rrl.i ion to csmbina- ton, so far the Independent Press IS epocsrned, f It was intended to be included, are nneqnixneally false" Nov my aas,e is stiaciied 10. tic Relief Press publication and am persanaIly responsible for any thing il contained. That publication made no ins,nnafons. IL stated facts. These facts aev relterate. and if indoing any member of .he firm of Massrs. Green. Casey <. James feels aRgrieved the, know where am at all times to he found.' I febS - II. c. HOLMES
 @J-The Greensboro Beacon, Dallas Gazette and Columbus papers will please give this an insertlon-
 H. C. II
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ORPHANS COURT, MOBILE CoUNTY,)

NFTTICE IO CKEDI TOHS.
 ORPHANS CoURT, MOBILE CoUNTY,2
 February 9th, l845. ]
 Estate of { Il ophilus L.. Toulnin. Executor of the last will and testament of Green D. Caller. decd. and filed allegation and schedule in wr.ing setting forth that such estate is nsovent, and praying that the said estate may be declared in solvent. Whereupon the third Saturday in March next, has been appointed by the , to hear and determine the same, when and where all persons concerned in adverse interest may attend if they think proper.
 ebs 60f D. THOMPSON, Clerk.
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0c-I offer my name to lhe voters of Mobile county as candinae fr the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election
 JanI5 39ie EDWIN RUST.
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M MlCHAUX'S FRECkLE WASH-This is a MI discover, of the celebrated Charles Michaux, formerly professor of Anatomy at Liege, in Flanders, and may safely be recommended a certain remedy for Freckles, well other affections of the sk n, as tan, sunburn, etc. Gentlemen who are troubled with blotches pmples the face, often occasion- ed by the use of strong alkaline soaps in shaving, will find this an excellent remedy For sale at Apo thecaries Hall. S0 Royal street, opposite Mansion House, and 35 Government street.
 feb7 3r.lsl -'l NORTH & co. nK. N. WALkLY may be found al the office for. U merly occupied by Dr. J. c. NoTT, No. 87 Royal street. feb8 NOTICE-The steamboat MONTGOMERY ha- ving been repaired will resume her regular irips leaving on SATURDAY, Sth inst. at 3 o'clock pos- itiyely tfeb7l M. WAKING & co. NOR HIRE-A Negro Woman, first rate House RGeb7 SMITH. DABNEY & co. FTNO HIRE-An honest, rusty old Ndgro MAN.
 fcbs c. A. STUART. VNO HIRE-A young Negro Woman, with a child J about year old. She is oi good disposition and pretty fair cook, washer and ironer. Apply as this office 10 lfeb7l c, A. STUART. 4 'INO HIRE-Two Negro MEN, good laborers. II One of them accustomed to draying. Also, little Girl suitable for nurse. Apply at this office
 
 NOR HIRE--One Negro Man; one Woman, good 1T cook, etc., and smart Girl about l5 years of age, an excellent nurse Apply to \ teb5 SIC E. G. BENNERS. b9 Royals street. A BUGGY FOR SALE-A very fine leather top h Buggy, for sale low. Also--2 Rockaway and Pedars Wagons. sa.l.f .sf
 ieb7 s. l. & I. I. JONES. &ALERATUS-5c casks far sale very low 10 clore feb7 s. I. & I. I. JONES. I CALT-On he wharf in bleached sacks and fine feb7 b. WHEELER. 2s St Michael-st M MOLASS ES-14O bbls daily expected per schr MI Atlantic, for sale by fsb7 w. HALL, 69 Commerce street. ANiONS--I75 Lbls whe; 125 do red. in fine <1 order uiid for sale by feL7 J. II. RIVERS & co. T EliIGH CtDAL-75 tons, for Fonaires use. | feb7 E. c. CENTER 70.
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TNDIGO-75OIbs bes, Spanish Float Iadigo, in 1 store and for sale low by
 I. c. DUBOSE & CO, Druggists, febS 39 Water .st.
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TNDEPENDENT PRESS WHARF NOTICE. 1-Ti- Planters and Merchants are not6ed4 .tha, he Wharves attached to this Press are opei,free for all Cotton received them from and after trs day
 jan25 GREEN, CASEY & JAMES.
 0t-The Dallas Gazette, Greensboro Be ,cou, We. tumpka Whig, Alabama Journal, Flag k Union Eutaw WhiR, Columbus papers, and Marion Herald will please publish and send accounts to G c. & |.
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0D-The undersigned announces himself as a can- ddac for Clerk of the CircniI Court of Mobile coun- ty, at the ensuing August election.
 ian17 4l,e JACOB s, MARSH.
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ENOR sale to arrive per steamer Montezunla. m 1 good order
 50 bbls Whskey, 50 do Flour, by feb8 C. w. OGDEN.
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H FNNESSEY BRANDY-5 half and quarter U pipes Old London Dock, landing, for sale by H iebS E. C. CENTER & co.
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"OBACCO-109 boxes Mrs Mer's fine cut, l in store and for sale by
 febS c. P. COLWELL, 59 Dauphin-s,reet
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 Ou- To oMe Voters of Mobiis county. We are au- thorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as n candidate for election the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, At the ensuing Au- gust election. feb8 60lile+ Drt-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him us candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cr cult Court of Mobile couuty, al the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 SsIe"
 Grf The friends of WILLIS ". GAY wIll sup. port him a candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next.
 janl6 40teS
 0u-I offer my name to lhe voters of Mobile county candinae f'r the office of County Clerk, al Ihe ensuing August election
 nnI5 ssie EDWIN RUST.
 DJ-The undersigned annn,inces himself as a can didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile y, at lhe ensuing August election.
 ian17 4lie JACOB s, MARSH. or MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE--NEw ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BosroS-tGuARAsrEE CAPITAL slOO'OOO ?-Will in- Lives tho Mutual Principle at favorable rates. Tahle of Premiums and forms of application. together with any other infornaIiou relative to tho Institution, may be had n app lie alton Ri the office ol
 DEXTER ABBOT, Agents jan26 24 St Mchael-street UMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co ofNew-York-A Divideud of rwENTY-THaEE AND HALI declared the 9th inst Capital increased 10 SIX HUNDRED sixTY-stvEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. Total assets over million ofdolars.
 Pet who did business with the Agency during the year just ended, will receive their Dividends Scrip in February.
 Applications IN SUR NcE will he received at the office of the Agency, corner of St Francis and oyalss up stairs janlsl ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent. U HAVILAND, CLARK q CO, IMPORT FRS AND WHoLEsALs DEAL FRS in Drugs and Medicines, Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals. Pernmery, Brushes, Window Gisss, Paints Oils. Dye Siufs, &c.
 Nos. 45 and 47 Water street-MOBILE. HAvILAND, REESE & Co, New-York.
 S. C. HAvILAND. RlsLEY Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 1cmo D WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, DENTIST Having returned from the North, be found at his old quarters Mo- 4o Dauhin street, three doors below Roy al-north side.
 REFERENoEs-Dr. Levert, Dr. Mott. nov22 242If rUCHINA, Glass, Earthenware and Cut- LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is receiving extensive of the above arti- cies. which he offers at the lowest prices.
 nov14 JAS. mASTERs0N. Importer. A Water st. pRev DR. BABCOCK rom New York, will preach In the BAPTIST CHURCH. St Anthony street, this morning Ht II o'clock. and at night. feb6
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VANTE CuRRANTS-A supply of new Cur ZA rants, in store and Tor sale by
 lebS c, P. COI,WEIL. 50 DBuphin st rect
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M AnDEP-13OIbs prime Dutch, in store and for IvA sale by 1 c. DUBOSE CO.,,
 febS Druggists, 39 Wate--s,.
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DOTATOES-200 bbls white Planting, 200 do \ blue Chenango, in fine order and for sale by
 febS FOSDICk & CHARLOCK, 88 Com st.
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SHERiFF'S NtJIbCE.
 NOMMITTED 10 the Jail of Mobile county, on N/ the 9th of February, l845, by Henry Beard, Esq. a Justice of the Peace, Il runaway slave called LA. FAYETTE, black, 4 feet 10 or II inches high, aged about l6 years, says he belongs 10 Ipson Lang of Paulding, Jasper county State of Mississippi. The requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will he deal, with according to law in such wade and provided to pay jail lees.
 febS 6Of c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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~ OPTION OSNABURGS-29, 9lR and 36 inch O Sheetng, in store and for sale low to close consignment by
 febS BEERS & SMITH, 22 St MichaeI-st
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' ME! LIME!-1000 casks per brig Gulnare, AI l200 do per ship Medora. from Thomas on, for sale to arrive by
 feb8 J. H. RIVERS & co.
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FOR TUSCALOOSA.
 A E@ h The new, splendid double engine Esssssk5{SsI steamer TUSCALOOSA, P. LaVer- gy master, will leave for the above and all nermedl- ate landings, on TUESDAY. Huh inst. al o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or 10 feb9 MOSES WAKING & CO, Agents.