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Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-14
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Per steamboat Fashion fin New-O Oreans-N Dsrs John son. Browne Pckens, IIalsey, Henderson. M6loiue, Adams, Barker, King, Porter-l0 on deck. Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-Mesdame Goodman and child, Fairies and child, Dean and child Prince Soms and Messrs Bournes Randall, Levy, Sherman, Barranger, Fairies Marable Jordan Harrison Harris Dawson, Reynolds, Edm0nds, Master Goodman -9 on deck.
 Per steamboat Lowndes i'm Montgomery-M Donald and lady, Mrs Campbell and children, Messrs Scove, Livingston, smith, Jackson, Keeling Arnold, Donnel, Vance, Linn Hugely, iiarrison Hough Marlinere. Bon neau Jackson. Randolph, Burbrdge, Cole, Curry Bates Becton, Dr Wood, Dore, Weaver, Davis, Col Lewis, w Scruggs. Snead, Powers Walrum, Maj Bennett, Burt
 Williams, Rutherford, Rives, Duval, Gayle. Per steamboat Bourbon i'm Rock shoals -Messrs Bat tIe House. Files Jury, Hatch, Col Kirkm4n, Knox, Ad ans, Thorpe, strnger. Tullis Maxwell Bradley, Aber- crombie, Arlington, Jones, Ewing. Smith. sewaii, Hol-
 finger, Cochran, Dr Moore, Mcdaniel Threadgili. Wal pole, Thompson, Jones, Norton, Gasque, Hathaway.
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,DIED-On Sunday morning, 9th inst, a his residence at Jacksonville, Mr. JESSE JAYNE, aged 59 years former ly of Orange CO.,, New-York but resident of this city for the last 2e years
 Departed this life, Thursday, 18th inst. M ss MARY E. BEARD, daughter oi Capt. H. Beard of this vicinity For many ears a pous and consistent member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. she died she had lived with faith that knew doubls-patient and resigned and retaining her her last moments she calmy resigned her spirit the God who gave itwth the ndent hope Of blissu eierny-eeliDg anxiety save for the mourning friends whom she was about to leave "The Lord gveh and the Lord takeh away, blessed be the Of the Lord. 0.
 Al Burlington Iowa, on the 27th u Mrs. MARY ANN consorl of w. T. B. REED Esq and daughter of the late Cant. Benj, Wickes of Baltimore, Md.
 GrThe Baltimore papers will please copy.
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The following resolutions were then offered by Jno w. Bridges, Esq
 Resol,ed, That this Convention adhere to the adopted in ls40, and reasserled by them in solemn convention in ls44, as the fundamental princi. pes of our political lah; and that we will endeav. vor 10 carry these principles in the practical ad ministraton the General Government. Resolved, That this Convention will sustain the present administration of the Federal Government m consummating the great measure of the annexa. ton of Texas to the United States; and that we approve ihe grounds assumed by the late and pres enl administrations, in boldly meeting and main taining just rights to the territory of Oregon and that we will sustain tine chief executive in man laining our national rights, and in sndicatIng ouI national honor-whch were unanimously adopted. The following was then offered by D. w. Mur. phy;
 Resolved, That the thanks of this Convention be rendered to the President, Vice Presidents and Sec. retaries for the able in which they have dis. charged their duties; which after having been un. anmously adopted, was most happily responded to by the President.
 The following then offered by J. P. Portis Esq, and adopted unanimousy
 Resolved, That the thanks of this Convention be rendered the Plesb, teon Church of this place, iol their kindness Tn ahordng Us the ol their house on lhIs occason-
 W. II. Gasqse then offered the following, which was unanimously adopted:
 Resolved, That lhe proceedings of this Conven. tion be signed by the President, Vice Presidents and Secretaries. and published in the Mobile Register and Journal and the other democratic papers in the district.
 And the Convention then adjourned sine die. J. w. MOORE, President.
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ART OF FLoATiNG.-Any human being who will have presence of mind to clasp the hand behind the back, and the lace toward the zenlth may float al ease, and in perfect safety, in oerabl stli wa ter and sleep there, matter how long II not Knowing how to swim you would escape drowning when you find yourself in deep water, you have on- Iy to consider yourself empty pitcher; let your mouth and nose, the top pat of your heavy head be the highest part of you, and you are safe; but thrust up of your bony hands, and down you go- turning up the handle lips over the pitcher. Having had the happiness to prevent two drowningt by hIs sim le instruction, says exchange, we pub
 fish either for the Lenet of all who either love aquatic sports or dread them.
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FROM THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.-PRoBA- BILE TERMINATION OF THE CIVIL WAR.-Nlr. Foster bearer of desnat tches rom the United States Minister in Brazil. arrived here yesterday, in the Courier, from Rio A few days before he sailed, in- teligence arrived from Monlevideo that the Argentine forces under General Orbe had met the rebel forces of the revoting sale. tUruguay,) numbering fifteen sand men, under Rivera, and defeated them, the survivors escaping into the Brazilian territories. Rivera fled with only eight attendants The slaugh- ter of the Montevideans must have been dreadful. u. S. frlgate Boston was al Monevideo; lrgate Rartan, and brig Cambridge, at Rio Jnneiro. All well.-)N. V Sun.
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CIRcUIToUs CoMMERCE.-A Mexican gentle. was the other day in New York, who had come from some town in the upper part of MexIco, came down '" Vera Cruz, embarked there for New York bought 6ilv thousand dollars worth of goods here, and IS now taking them round by the Ohio 10 St. Lonis' where he will send lhem by Santa Fe 10 his own town. There is circuit for you in this Amer. ican land ot ours! Some six or eighf thousand miles are traversed just in the way of trade.
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In the returns made ofthe private Bankers of Eng land we find the following remark:
 |. NAME OF THE FIRM On comparing the names of the firms win the nane' r inc nar,ners we find--in the firm of Messrs. Abra ham Bauer & Co there is no company
 In the firm of Messrs. Gosling & Sharpe, there is no partner of the name of Sharpe. ia m mariner of the name of Johnson.
 In inc firm of Messrs Puget, Bainbridges Co.,, there s no partner of the name of Puget.
 The firm of Messrs. Jones & Son is represented only by Mr. Alfred Jones.
 In the firm of Mes~s. Child & Co. the only part ner of the name of Child is "ihe Right Hon. Sarah Sophia Child, Countess of Jersey"
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vEcEsPrrs 0F COror0N.

Per steamboat Noxubee fin Candy's Landing-Leaven & Malone IS bales; Dickinson & Eustis l0 b Stodder Rives, Battle & co 3.
 Per steamboat Bourbon fin Rock Shoals-Dickinson Eustis bnies; Simpson A. Walker & Simpson 35; I w Hatch 4; Toomer. Gay & co 27; Hoyt & Ford 5i E Andrews & co 29, c w Tarleton l4S.
 Fer steamboat Lowndes fin Montgomery-D Wheee 4 bales; M Sayre + E L Andrews co 2l Desha, Smt & co 7; Bull x Boardman 9, Curry 6; Smith, Wyckoi & Nicoil li Donald & Marshall 3; Boykin McRae 6i l
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
 


 IRE CRoPs-As the season advances thesituatiun and prospect of the growing crops increasing tion We mentioned week that reports rom the interior generally favorable; since then have heard good many compiAint- from different counties in ths Stale and Mississippi of the altered appearance and unpronisng aspect of the cotton plant occasioned by the deprealions Of insects, and disease known in the country sore shin caused by cold, wet weather.- From other sections of the interior however, he still favorable, and although the season has generally been admitted two weeks later than last it will be remarked that the first cotton blooms appeared day or enrier this season, in State, and a bout week sooner in Mississippi On the 24lh ult. fsll blown blooms were ssen Warren county that state and bois large musket balls on the st inst. The early blooming of Is regarded by many ndica ting long season, late frost, and consequently large crop. The casualties however which this plant exposed and he long period elapse before crop be considered made should admon fish utlity of specuating upon he subject for months come. We hear complaints also from Louis iana and from the cause or the extent of these uYavorabie influences we are unprepared to speak.
 EXCHANGE-Foreignlbill shade higher with a 1gh. supply while of domestic, the supply though mod crate equal to the request Rates have not varied tey the tendency, however, being in favor of draw err although find necessary give wider range 1dotatons cover the different which time bills gre negotiated Checks the North and East in clses sold E prem, which is trihe ser than last week they in fair request is also gold for trave ing purposes. State Notes have fallen off in fully prcen during the week owing to the comparatively linn fled request. The Bank cheeks NewYOrk al 7s prem. Receipts of specie during season Sl ,2l4,oO3.
 FREIGHTs-The Liverpool freight mentioned in our last the market taken up early in the week Id full cargo. The HavTe freight alluded has also bceu provided for, by vessel which has round from New-Oreans-engaged there ut l5 l6c. Coaswise, a lark on the berth at last report and two brgs for New York Ina been taking in cotton at from $4 s per I lo ThssN NVaV m iad with slaves. The Commerce is loading lumber
 Frcghts N. Orleans to Liverpool-coton 10 13 32d
 |" Savannah ' ...5GD 7-l6d
 Charleston " ...MG-
 Mobile |" ...-(nA
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ComET:MA letter dated at Cambridge June Sd, say y-''A brilliant Comet was seen from the Obser- yatory at qurler past two o'clock this morning - It is most beautiful object The micrometr;c mea. suremepts seemed 10 indicate that il may soon p,ss within circle of perpetual apparition, but this of course is a matter of uncertainty.
 Its position al o'clock this morning was near the star Epsilon Persei-in the north east.
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At BALTIMORE, 7th, sales reported Of 100 bales Up- land ut 64c, and 40 bales al 7c.
 At NEW ORLEANS the sales Of cotton for three days ended lOh reached only 300 les without change in prices The limited stock sale holders from giving 10 the demands of buyers, who, after the re- cept the foreign refused r on at former pri- Middling 606sc Receipts 95s,s75 baes-stock 5i.7od Freights 10 Liverpool l332d; Havre Ec dulI.- Exchange on London 9@sl; Fr ncs 5.25 02ss; N York 60 days 4004 dis and sight prem.
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MR. HooD.-This distinguished writer died on the 3d inst lie had long and camiy expected this close to his painful illness and his death was quIet and serene. He was great writer, genuine humoris'' a wit, a fine serious poet: and literature has an Ir- remediable loss in hls death. for his genius never burnt SO brightly within the last three years. lie took watm interest in public questions; hated every form of oppression and injustice with d most hearty hatred had sound and right views, aud always active and humane sympathies. lie was burned in the Kensalgreene Cemedery, and many literary men and persoual friends and admirers had assembled in re- spect To his memory
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SINGULAR VERDIcT.-A suit was brought p our village last week, for the collection of a note payable when Henry Clay was elected President The jury found-
 First-flat the defendant should pay the jury fees :. 5econd--lhat the defendant should pay the plain tiff ten dollars.
 Ihlrd-Thai the defendant should kick he piainfi0 om of the court roomi The iarties were from Gainesville, and the verdict was gwen Hi writing.-lWyoming Repub.
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G6ANalGNEES

Per schr Cornea fin New-Orieans-J & J Smith; J r levitt Wright X Cunningham; B Pomeroy; Mar shall, Rowe x Go; D Eagerly; T w Mccoy.
 Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-J II Huber; Fry Bliss S co; Gueringer; Wilson x Muy Patrick; Waring x co; Mallory & Ross Foote co; X 5 Wolff Hugely, Mann x co: Lesesne; Leavens X Ma Ione Haviland, Clark & co NJ Harris; J Cole; w Il & Ii F Crawford; Marshall, Rowe < co.
 Per stes smboat Fashion from New Orleans-M WarnR co: umphres, Walsh & co; Beers & Smilh Reid & co; W Calvert; Fry, Bliss x co; Chamberlan; J Cunningham; Barron, Mead x co; c W DorraDce.
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EH6LAED AND DAmERIcA.-Commentin on the foreign news, the New York Express remarks: "It appears have been expected that great consterna- ton would have been created in the United States by the speech of Sir Robert Peel m reply to the In- augural Address of Mir. Polk, and the coolness dis played here appears to have disturbed the equanmity of he people of Eng land much more than noisy re- joinder of words for war.
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NEW-CRLEANs-Per schr Cornelia-5 bales cotton, 96 bbs nour do rce l2 cks bacon 10 bxs cheese l3s sks corn, IO0 do bran 200 bales hay hhd sugar, &c
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat CreoIe-76 bbs four 22 kegs lard, 45 cks bacon, 10 coils rope.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion-l60 pcs taggng 8 coils g hxs claret l52 bbs hour 72 do whskey do eggs. 10 do bread do potatoes do, Inf cs bx hhds sugar. 40 kegs butter, 30 sks coffee, 10 hyan
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FROM BosToH TO NEW YORK AND BACK IN A DAY.-Two pa, sengers left Boston on Saturday, by the Long IsIaud route. and arrived in New York a little after three o'clock P. M., transacted business for an hour in that city, and returned the same eyen- ing by the 5 o'clock line, via Worcester.
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05-We near from Washington that the Postmaster General is closing arrangements for the acceeraton of the Southern mail, by which more than whole day will be gained between New-York and New
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Gf SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.--Pub days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 To insure prompt insertion, advertisements mus be handed m by o'clock in the evening,
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The monthly report of the New-York Chiei En- gineer. the number of fires in that city in the month of May to be 32; one of them, that at 18th street, drove jour hundred families from their hones
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NEW YORK SCHOOL ELETIoN-The election held in New York, for school ssioners. resulted in the choIce(h the Democratic candidates in about two-hrds ofths wards. The Wings carried three wards and the Native three, and part of two others
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FOR TUSCALOOSA.-tWd Water Permhfing) . k E~ h The fine, light drsTehi, double E. en- nev master, will depart for the above and ntermedi ate landings on THIS DAY. I4!h inst. at 5 o'cock, PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & CO, Agents,
 ieI4 72 Front and 75 Commerce. .st
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THE MEXICAN INDEMEITY.-In reply te the statements of the correspondent of the N York Jour nal of Commerce in relation to the payment of two instalmeuts of the Mexican indemnity, (which were copied into this paper seslerday,) the Union Ol Tuesday night has the following paragraph:
 eWe are authorized bs the Secretary of the Trea- sury to say that he has received leer from rei' able source in Mexico, but it does not contain the intelligence that the money Ser paid to an agent of the Government of the United States"
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R for the Contributionshp Insurance Company of New York; continue to take risks Buildings, Merchandise and other property at the lowest rates of premium. HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
 ie1O No 36 St Michael street.
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The Big Letter, six feet by three, from the Elm peror of China the President ofthe United States was brought out the Navigator, recently arrived al New York, and vas forwarded to Washington.
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NEW BoOKS-The Principles and Practice of lN Dental Surgery. by Chapln A. Harris, M. D., D. D. S., second edition, revised and greatly en- larged, illustrated by sixty une wood engravings; for sale by (jel2) S. w. ALLEN, 2s Dauphin-st ANGSUES-Dernereme par la barque S Reform. 2000 Sangsues Hongroises ct Suedoi- ses, des plus crosses ct de la meilleure qualiie, vendre a bas prlx la Maison de Apothecarie.
 jeI2 NORTH & co.
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z--NED s. RATCLIFFE IS proposed by his friends as candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court, and will be supported by . ,,o,rr,.
 fehl7 67tl MAN1 VOI bho.
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Arz-I offer my name the voters oi Mobile county as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county the ensuing August election. r.oA EDWIN RUST.
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gbz-The undersigned announces himself as can d;6atc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile eoun ty, at the ensuing August election. .asr
 ianI7 Ate JACOb D. MAR9i'.
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nrz-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir- cnit Court of Mobile county, al the election on me frst Monday of August next. Jani4 oo'e
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APPoIETMENTs BY THE pRTsIDLHT.-Benja- min Davis, Register of he Land office at Palmyra, Missouri, vice Cyti z Cady. removed
 Warner Lewis, Register, Dubuque, Iowa, vice Wan Fl II. Scott, removed
 stephen Langw rihy, surveyor of Revenue at Snow Hill, Mar,land, vice George Hudson, removed.
 Jesse Williams, Secretary in and for the Territory of Iowa. vice Samue J. Bur, removed.
 Edward Johnson, Attorney of the United States | for the Territory of Iowa, ylce John G Deshler.
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fbS- To the Voters of Mobile comfy: We are an- t,orized 10 announce DRURY 1HOMPSoN as candidate for reelection 10 the othce oi Cieik o me Conntv Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing Au- ons, slec,;on feb8 60lile*
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FOR MONTGOMERY

 A E~ R The new and light draught steamer Hssls;saSTEEE LOWNDFS, A. H. Johnson master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 14th inst. al 5 o'clock. PM For freight passage, having superior accommo- dations, apply on board or to
 je14 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
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HENRY V. H. VOORHEES, and s. P. BULL LARD, are my authorised agents during my abseI ce from the State.
 iel4 J. E. TOULMIN.
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NOUND-On the evening of the Masonic Cele- A bration, child's Gold Bracelet, set with ruby. The owner by proving property and rewarding ser office. iel4
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- -.rAnnaN.I.,s EFFERVEsCFNT sELT.

nS- TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELF FER APERIENT-ln the sincere hope that others may he ipd.ced to follow example, and ny par akinu of one oi the most delightful beverages which has ia len within our reach in some time, be enabled like us to boast of renewed health, an invigoraed and healthy tone of stomach. and a freedom rom "ihousand ills" engendered in this warm climate, we wonld all attention to Tarrants Ehervescent Setzer Aperient' for the cure of Dyspepsia or ndi- gestion. bilious affections, heartburn, cosiveness, head d-ache acidiiy of the stomach, &c-, and other diseases natural to southern atmosphere.
 We were delighted with its effects, and have ex- perienced manifest and decided relief from its use and should regret extremely be deprived of the op- portuny ofpurchasng relief from the many ailments for the cure of which il Is iusy celebrated, by the use of preparation simple in ts.hode Of nse bene- | icIa in it's efIecis-efferyescent soda waier and possessing an agreeableness of taste equa if not su- perior the water obtained from the natural spring. Celebrated as are the 'tSezer Spring" thls prepa- l ration bids fair to become far II one may judge from the numerous certificates and testimonials, received from the most eminent olthe Medlca Facui. ty which in possession of the propi ietor, and ! may be seen at the store of Messrs, MOSEIY i TUCKER, DruggIsts and Apoihecaries, corner Dau- uhin and Royal streets, where the Medicine can be obtained, wholesale and retail, they being appointed agents for the proprietor myl4 l4lKmo
 0d.TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND COPAIVA stands unrvdlIed for it's efficacy. IL performs cure in few days | It Ill be found invaluable, being prepared with the greatest possible care, upon well tested prlncpes, founded upon that important law, first established by the celebrated Dr. Fordyce, 'iz.-"that comb'na ton of similar remedies would produce more cer- tan speedy, and considerable efecl than an eqnlva- lent dose of any single one" In many eases the disease is entirely prevented by it's timely appIica, tibn For sale wholesale and retail at the store oi Messrs. MOSELY x TUCKER, Druggists and | Apothecaries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets Tine proprietor has appointed them Agents for this city. mylG l4ZKmo
 Ny- DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION FAMILY MEDICINE-Tarant CordiaI Ehai, of Turkey Rhubarb takes its place the hest remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, of the present day and for it's efficacy and safety deserves iIs name o being in truth Family Medicine. Those who suf fer from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety or intel lectual application of whatever kind will 6nd il to be a medicine of extreme value. 'Ths preparation will prove healthful stimuant for the patient who suffers from the frequent of wine or spirits For sale wholesale and retail, at the store of Messrs MOSELY &TUCKER, & Druggists ana Apolheca- ries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets. The pro prietors has appoined them Agents for this city
 mv15 l42Kmo
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nrs-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup- port him as candidate for the office of Clerk oi the County Court, at the election in August next.
 ianI6 4lltek
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Nrz-We are requested 10 announce EDWARD E. GALE as a candidate for Clerk of the County court at inc ensuing election. mhih
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M NOTICE-The subscriber intending to leave the
 city for a month two during the summer, re-
 quests those persons who have Jeff with him Watch- es, Jewellery, &c for repair, to call and take them
 away by he 10th of next month.
 LEON VILLINGER, Watch Maker, ;aIOM 52 Dauphin. st
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rTA CAMP MEETING by Divine permission, will be held at the MOBILE METHODIST CAMP GROUND, to commence Monday June l6. The public generally are respectfully invited 10 attend there will be ample accommodations provided.
 All persons hereby cautioned against bringing any articles Of traffic within the prescribed limits or the Camp Ground as the law will be enforced against all such offenders. T. w. DOkMAN,1 l. T. HEARD, S Pastors
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%uA FOR RENT-The two story frame Dwel- s::# ing House, on the north side of St Francis street. recently occupied by Dr. Mott, situated on the square dagonally opposite to the PnblIc Square. Apply to JOS. W. LESESNE,
 iel4 162lf No. l, Krebt's Buildings.
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# Inc County Court.

For Clerk of the County OouEs.
 nrS- GEORGE E. HOLT is proposed as can didae for the office of Clerk of the County Conr al the ensuing election. rAo
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For County Tax Collecto

DbS- The friends of A c. WALKER announce him as candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county at the ensuing August election. je3
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ID EWARD-A reward of $1O will be paid for AG the recovery of new YAWL BOAT, Is feet long, painted green with black top and red and white streaks Iiel4l J. H. RIVERS & co.
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eT Rev. s. S. LEWIS is expected to preach at Sprn! H to- morrow afternoon, at o'clock. lel4
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SSN FOR SALE-The schooner FREEDOM, S78ssE burden about sixty tons, with sails and rlg, gng complete and otherwise well found and furnIsli- ed, will be sold low by application to Capt. NoR- WOOD, or Jje14l ]. II. RIVERS & co.