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G. The Advertiser yesterday, defined it's position on the Texas question, very definitely again, in the following terms of general and special opposition to the measure:
 "Uncompromislng opposed to line present schene oi annexation, as both unconstitutional and nexpe- d'ent-bclleying il would operate to ihe serious n- uI ol the planting States hout bringing any brne- hts ln roturn-that it would weaken ihe bonds of our glorious union without adding the security of our peculiar institutions" !" and believing further. that u would be better, both for Texas and Inc United states, that the former should remain Independent Hsp"6he. we confess we should be extremely gra,ifed
 10 believe that there was the least prospect thai the scheme ot annexation would be finally frustrated"
 "unconsttutlopal and inexpedient" are the mod- he'd terms of description applied 10 the resolutions <" iopted. They used to be stronger, -nrgramly aad shametuly dishonest and wicked-tetore Nj. DELFT, whs voted for them in Congress, wa. pr, senled m te sane paper as its choice for Governor!
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- A few more such developements as that made by the Executive message to the Congress of Mexico, npon the propositions submitted to the Mexican Gov. ernn by Texas, will convince the most sceptcai that deep not to gay disgracefu, intrigue has been lng on i o, in which tlie British Minise ho Texas, the President of Texas, and probably Cai Elliotps shadow, are implicated We a, ehend that il will require stronger evidence than the declarations of 'an intelligent gentleman from Texas' to rebui the testimony of an offcial document, such as the one we laid before readers yesterday, even m ihe opinion of our contemporaries of the N Journal Of Commerce. The plot thickens apace, bui as the end approaches, Ile of lhe crypt must be brought to light. When the people are let to know the pre- else objects ot Ashbel Smiths mission to England, the and purposes of Capt, Ellious junketings with President Jones, the pallry aims oi n certain foreign diplomatic fy-up-the creek, and tl,e extent Of the concessions coaxed out of the Chef Magis- uate of Texas they will have opportunity oi con, templalsg disclosures which will realizs m moral sense, iIe idea of f"darknessivisbie." The exigen' cies of tl,e times coerced the actors m the drama ln- to coming before the public without disgusting Tor the parts they had play; and their over confidence in ,heir own abilities induced them 10 disdain the aid of the wardrobe when they had tune 10 dress in character. Had they been more circum- speci u might not have availed them, however "other intelligent gentlemen from Texas" might have been imposed upon The next time the parties engage m traffic of the sor, they ought to put this motto on the Iintes oi their doors: "A chiefs amang ye takn notes,
 An faith he 'll brent em.'
 ... '' TN. O. Picayune.
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GG-The R ichmond Enquirer approves of the sug geslion that Mir. VAN BuREN should be sent to Eng land special minister settle he Oregon que ion.
 Speculstions about the London Mission, as the object of particular socitude. in consequence of the new aspects of the Oregon question, are we think tpo fast. That question vii not, in all probabil ity, he discussed in London at all. The negotiation will natural be conducted at Washington City hy the Secretary of State. The regular duties of the London mission, are however sufficiently important 10 demand very careful selection of the Minister.
 D5-T Captain ofa brig, the Sesfower, which arrived nt Philadelphia, letter for the news pipers, stating that he had been chased and fired in to by Mexican cruiser on her passage from Maan- sas. The story is said, by the passengers and crew. 10 be A hoax or worse. Mp such event took place. and il is thought that the Captain was induced to make the rtatemenr in order to assist some stock speculaors by creating the impression that the Mex can Government had already authorised attacks up. on American commerce.
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From the Washington Union.


 APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-Benja- min A. Bidack, Charge d' fairs 10 the Repub lie of New G eneda, vice William NJ. Blcklord, Iecalled
 NAVY DEPARTMEET--oRDFRs &c. May l2-The resignation of Lt Wm. A. Jones of the Navy, accepted.
 May l3-Passed Mdshipman George w. Doty, promoted lieutenancy, vice Wm A. Jones, re- signed.
 Lieui. J. Withers Read. farlough extended 10 one year.
 Passed Midshipman Henry RoIando, ordered to the store ship Southampton aa Acting Master. First Assistant Engineer Hiram Sanford, having returned from Gibraltar, where he had been duty connected with the wreck oflhe steamer Missnuri, has leave nf absence for three months. Loren Spencer, (Mssouri) Recorder of Land Titles, in Missouri, vice Frederick R. Conway, ap pointed Surveyor General of lllinos and Missouri. James K. Hutton, Collector, Washington, North Carolina, vice Thomas II. Rlount, resigned.
 APPRAISERS. George W Pomeroy, Ne~York city, vice Ma thas R. Edgar, removed. Samuel Jones W illis, New-York, vice Amos Pal mer, removed.
 Benjamin E. Carpenter, Philadelphia, vice Samuel Spankman, removed.
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AIon,,r Ma, a 1e.E


 Messrs Sanford < Wilson-You will obge me by stating in your paper that shall not he candi- date to represent this district in Congress.
 This announcement is perhaps necessary, as my name was formally presented 10 the people, at de- mocrac meeting lately held in this city Fattered as was by this mark of confidence on the part oi my fellow ctizens and by the repeated solicitations from other counties in he district. must neverthe- less decline the profIered honor.
 An acceptance ni II would involve sacrifices which it would be ruinous for me io make al this time. Bul alarl from personal alterations, I cannot consent that my name should go belore the cnnven- tan.
 Sn"cess only he attained by perfect harmonv nrd union in the party, anl contest between the friends of dte, enl aspirnnts might seriously preu dice the prospects of the nnmnee. Anxious 10 pre-. vent such contest, and regarding il as duty to contribute eyeIy thitg in my power to preserve party unanimiiN, withdraw myself from the field and thus renfhvr of the proinbe causes of strife.
 'tiood men and uue" spoken of. men whose talents and fidelity republican principles have , the popular confidence, and trust that such seec lion will be made as shall receive inc united supper oi our party. Yours respectfully, PERCY WALKER.
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The editor of the Monitor. st Tusca oos, is an old correspondent oi MT. CLAY, having drawn out from h'h one ot those numerous letters, looking various was, Texss-wise, which perplexed Chyism during He last canvas. Having expressed much alarn, Tor Inc opinions which Robert Peel may conceive oi the grammatical constructions of the next Governor oi lhs Slate, We refer him to an interesting letter on a kl"dred sublpcts, copied from he Louisville Democfat i"to th's mornings paper. It is about as lucid and satsihcoryas the Texas letters aforesaid, and very like them in execution. Tber. i. good finn in ihe parody
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WAR FEVER IN THE BRITISH CoLosIrs- CASAsA To BE AlIuding 10 Wa, for Oregon, the Toronto, Canada, Globe Th;. is not the age when Loyalty" goes by blind su. perstition; il is guided by discrimination. Na,nms are not 10 be ruled by rod of iron ,but swayrd h, wise and l,berIl policy. Ler the Home Govern. ment reflect on the position of Canada, shouId i, wa, nnhapp,ly arise between Briisn and the United States
 Nova Scotia, New Brunswick. Prince Edr,rd, lsand, and all tIie other North American Province, nave more or less io say 10 Sir Rohert Peel before he goes 10 war wh the United States Seotl,nd and Wales as well as Ireland, have wurd in his ear; and France, Rrssia and Aos,ra will talk ro him offer war IS deelarei-(New York Sun.
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MOBILE
Saturday Morning, May 24, <Is45 Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL RRY,
 nE MEET nNE
E, May 24, IS45
oF1lMES1 ONE

We copy from the Advertiser of yesterday, no- tce of the immense mass of fossl remains discover ed in Washington county, ,adjoning this county on the north, by MT. kocH, learned German nalu- ralist, who has been engaged for months in ex- ploring this State. They marvellous specimens of gigantic creation, of which the mystery and the sastuess overwhelms tie mind.
 We are old further, that Mir. Koch reports in Se- " hsh terms of the mineral and other resources of our State He has found that we have plaster of Parls of the first quality in abundance, and the high y celebrated green sands Of New Jersey The maria too, are in ahund ance and good.
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Per steamboat Noxubee from Tuscaoosa-Mauldin & Terrell 24 bales; rarti, Stewart co 36i Bo,d X Bro I2 Cummins 9; Leavens Malone g; Dickinson X Eusiis g. Ledyard co i, Sims Redus 1; Harrison X Robinson B.
 Per steamboat Admiral I'm Wetumpka-W Reynolds 2i3 bales; Bradford & Sanders 9li Eshei 12; RVes. Battle & 52 Desha smith & co 40; Rhea, S> kes & 33 Horton &i Clock 2ii G W Tarletdn lG A Cum ningham 3; l. L Andrews x ca l2; Andrews A Dawson no; C Henry 6; Lnbnzan X O'ds (; A L Ledsard 4 Donald & Marshall 4; J Nave 3; NJ Wiihers & co 2 Walker a Holmes |. Rupert X Mcl.elland l.
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FASHION was entered for ihe four mile race on 'ne onIon Course on the l6th. The purse is 5000 MT K'rkman has entered lhe southern mare JEAN. KETTEAN against her
 feylona lies up for the Camden races, which come of next Thursday, when there may be another trn of spes d with FashIon.
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EnMnnannMR

Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-J II Hnbe; 1; Stein; W Ogieni Jno O'Reiley & CD; liull X Board man; Fullilove George eos l. Merchant co.
 Per steamboat Montezuma from 1ew-Oreans-C Gilbert Bro, J MasterspniC w ogdeni K Foote X co Campbell, Owen co Wilson Nav Mallory Ross Rugeley, Mann x co; w Caleer; Wsring coi Marshs Rowe & co;J Peden; II Huber; pr Perrine; q nnrrn
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LlVERFOOI-Per ship Rob Roy-l623 sks salt.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamer MOntezuma-46 hbls moasses 195 do whsksy s2 do flour, 10 hfdo nackere do rce fl crates hhds earthenware do bacon, do sugar. lC9e sks corn, 5b o coffee qr sks wine, les porter, 10 bLs soap, 40 kegs lard &r.
 NEW-ORLEANs-Per steamboat Creole-33 hbls flour 20 do potatoes, l5 do bread do esss Is do, bxs fruit, cks lead ppes do bacon, &c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-24

ToREMovE GREASE SPoTs.-Rub magnesia in the spot and cover it with clean paper, and apply above 1t warm flat iron. Repeat until the spot tic removed.
 To PREsERvE BEES FROM WORMS, &c - About the ifs A, ,",se the hive up, and stew fome fine ss; .,t. hl edges,
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MARINE NEWS.
Port Of MobiIe--Hay 24, Isf5.

CLEARED. Schr Mary Elmer, Gunnison, for New-York, hy M Snger.
 ARRIVED. Bark Ariel, WeedOn. fin Boston with ice to c Gage. Steamboat Creole Hiern i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Mou,ezuma, Baker, fin New. Orleans. Steamboat Admiral, Burrii, fin Weiumpka, with 633 bales cotton. Steamboat Noxubee, Kinney, from Tuscaloosa, with los bales cOitOn
 MEMORANDA. 1y The ship Republic, Lace cleared from New-Y ork for this port, arrived at Charleston 18th inst.
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nE TI T RY

ID E N " T RY.
 hR. LEES NERVINE will give immediate re. hI icf to inc most acute TooTH AcHE, whne it proceeds from an exposed nerve. Ii will also en- tlreiy destroy the nerve that the tooth may be plugged and again bccome useful, without any pain whatever. The Nervine is perfectly free from every thIne injurious to the organization of the tooth or that will discolor il.
 Certificates of it's efficacy, from some of the mos respectable citizens, may be seen at the OFFICE southeast corner of Royal and Dauphnsireets, over ,Gregory's Exchange, entrance on Roya-st.
 uJ Every operation in Dental Surgery performed upon the latest improved principles and warranted tO last. mb2I qA,f
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-24

The Charleston Courier of the l9,h in,,. savs- | nc schooner E'eI"e' C. W. Peterson. master; II days from Mobile, for Philadelphia, touched of the bar yesterday, and put board pilot boat Caroline. fugitive slave named Jomss. the property of Jo sEPH SILVER. of Mobile. Capt. W. P. Lea, of the Caroline, had the fellow put in Jail
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-24

Tlla following name gentlemen have been ap. pointed by the Mayor and Presidents of the Board. of Aldermen and Common Council, Committee O Health, 10 act in concert with the Board of Healtl fer the ensuing year, viz:
 Ist Ward-Wm. Calvert, James Martin.
 2d Ward-SeabOrn Travis, George Haig
 Sd Ward-Danel K. Hutchens. James Burns 4th Ward-Jamos Moreland, Geofge A. TuthiIl. 5'h Ward--Iohn Pcden. JGhna'ringmnn.
 9th Ward --Wm c. Faston, Wm. Stuart.
 7th Ward-John Johnson. John s. Gliddon,
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"CoALs TO NEwCAsTLE "A vessel recently arrived al Savannah from Jamaica, with oranges, which sold good profit. A cargo oflemons has also been received. The master of an American ship re- cenrly from London, writing from Matanzas, states thal had he taken cargo of box sugar al the rates in London the tine ofhis leaving, he could have sold them in Maranzas so as To have realized G5 yer ton freight
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For County Tax Collector.
 IF The friends of JOSEPH C. CHAMBER LIN will support him as Candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Mobile county, the ensuing Au- gust election. myl9 145
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myI4 Al HENRY B. HoLCoMBE, Cashier.
ADAMs' WHARF, selma, Ala.

NNHE subscriber begs leave announce to his friends and the public generally, that he has es- abolished a new WHARF. for receiving Goods, dc. at the end of Bow street. just below the Ferry land- ing. Having heretofore received liberal share of patronage, (i0r which he feels ihankiul) he hopes and expects continuance of the same.
 He will al all times be enabled 10 engage wagons to forward merchandise, received by and stored with him, into the interior. whenever he may receive or. ders so to do lap26 l26cmol JAMES ADAMS
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COMAIERC1AL.

Liverpool .......April l9 ilavre ........Aprh 10 London .......Anril IS New York. ....... May l6 New York papers oi Friday. l6ih inst and from oh CT points lafe Jne received y yesterdays mail There Is very ltlo Of in commercial matters.
 The cotton market continued steady al NewYork ,s ile. on 18th abuut lgOO bales.
 Auaher account .a5s-the business transacted in ton to-day t5th) yas quite mitr amounting to oqiy slO bales Exporters generally busy wah their pondence lor the steamer. z.. Foreign exchange active The Commercial Advertiser Of the evening the 18Th sa,s Up Io lhe hour of go ing to press there snmaed demand bills Lon don, and sales making al lO9s. The business has been unusually large anl tha market closes very fm IlO9il0i. shipments of specie are saving. On Paris 5.25.
 At BALTIMORE, on the l6th. sale of 100 bales Noble cotton noted 7tc, and snail sale of Louisans al 7c z Al NEW ORLEANS, the Picayuue remarks Oi Wedne. dny'a business
 Therr was more activity in the ontton market yeser day than for days lsi the ies amounting to 1o h les. at prices tc per ID below former raie- But hs he mHtel is unsettled, report ormtr thfe pii cr, 1r Ms,issipp and Lonsiall ton-Iaf Il i@ii old 54a l; iul 5a1b, md fair GiaGI. hT 1tdl good faif 6t; gnod and unt UG ltc.
 The marke for ,lher articles remains dnil, anl We cond Lear oi nothing worthy i "o'e elher h' regards
 There is guod ieu4ni for Exchange nMd rather high ushtd, hn We continue ln quote lls oH Luh dnn 54 to per prem Paris 5 25 to 2ii tUGal bills on tue North to per dis; h sight par to per cent prem
 Fpigh4 art dull and lower rates offered, but Vt hesr oi no new engagements. We quote cutpn to Lv erpoo 7-l6l 10 llaNre sc per lh
 TIE DRouanr- We learn from the papers, that ar impression 1hrohd. that suffering very mucf from the drought and already hear hnt ouinons cry short crops IL is very true that want rhn. few good this lime would cohtribute much 10 n comfort, ani the growth of vegethiion but il csnnu b- said that we have Ae been injured to any eNeut- Our Superior Court in session. and We have ha' opportunities of cunversing widI many o our c"uufrl
 ens they represent their stHnls of cotton in genera to be very nd. In Upsnn ahd ilonston they are sa to be unusually prousrg. In Talbot md lhe eaD""ts not good, ill Lee very good We have heard of sun Instances where the plant hnd not cona up nt hl, Hud Ii others where the stand poor but these cases 't with the phnter-the tbnlt WIS ill his pant i'll. too late, and not giving proper attention 7" 1' Rroun5 The corn is small and backward for the season rain within days will give start 10 Vt4ti and abundant harvesI will reward the tnh "i the Lar mer. Wheat and sGal grsn have snfer'di hut nelthe cotton yeiit is too el to erohk abou short crops.-l Macon (Gs) Messenger, 18th inst
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O. To hhe Voters of Mobile county: We are au- tlorzed to announce DRURY THOMPSON as d ca nddate for reelection the office of Clek of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. fehS 60le*
 0J-The friends of WILLIS w. GAY will sup- port him candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court at the election in August next.
 ianl6 4Ote*
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MARRIED-On Wedncsday evening, Fist inst. by the Rev 5. s; Lewis, Mir SAMUEL PENNY 10 Miss ELIZ ABETH w, daughter of Capt. Robert Bruce. all of liis
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0cj-We are requested to announce EDWARD B. GALE as a candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. mhlI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-24

Mons. A. GorEFRoY, French gentleman now residing in Mobile, was engaged during the last year in giving instruction in his native language, to class of young ladies in the city of Tuscaloosa Being one of his patrons there, became acquainted with hs method of instruction and witnessed the rapid pros eress made by his pupils. lake pleasure in stating of Mr. Godefroy's method Gin part devised by him selT) that il is superior 10 any other l have yer known used His diligence in attending 10 Ihe ln- slrncion of his scholars, and his unwearied zeal to communicate knowledge of the language he pro. esses to leach deserves lhe highest comrrendation.
 mblO S5cmo THOMAS D. KING.
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Dlj- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him as d candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the election rhe 1st Monday of August next mh25te*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-24

gfNED S. RATCLIFFE is proposed by his friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and will be supported by
 febl7 67ti MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-24

0G-The undersigned announces himself as a can didac for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun ty, at the ensuing August election.
 anl7 Ate JACOB S. MARSH.
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0y-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, al the election the first Monday of August next. jan14 3SteH
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For Clerk of the County Court.

For CIert of Inc COHnty CoWrf.
 lrS-l offer my name to the voters oi Mobile county candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county the ensuing August election. my24 EDWIN RUST.
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EnR NEW.ORLEANs.

tReeuIor sem. i.,Osekiv paeket 10 the Nsw Basin) Leaves New Orleans Wednesday and Saturday Evenings Leaves Mobile Tuesdays aud fTid1ys' a, Drs- Cabin passage S5. Deck passage VI. hrsres- h The fine new and stannch steamer Ea.sashzs MoNTEZUMA, A,J .McC Baker r, mas - will leave for the above port on TUESDAY, 27Ih May, at 10 o'clock AM 9- Her rates of freight reduced h'e cents per barrel from this date.
 For freight passage. having excellent accou'ho- dations, apply on board or to my24 c. A. GILBERT & BRO. 50 Com-s' Passtngsr Packet "ALExAEDER ScoTT," on Mon
 day, 2a Jisns, 0t o'clock PM,
 FOR ST. LOUIS. A E@ The splendid fast running passenger e1Sc Cant J. c. Swon, will leave New-Orleans on her next trip for the ab i've and intermediate ports, on MONDAY, June the 2d, at 10 o'clock AM. For passape having unsurpassed accommodations, apply
 10 c. A. GIT BERT &. BRO.,
 50 Commerce. st., Mobile.
 or 10 JNO. K SHAW & CO, m,22 24 Poydras st., New-Orleans.
 FOR LOUISVILLE. A C@ h The splendid fast running passen- S;s,sssss==FSs5 ssss5 ger steamer JA MES HEWITT, w. QMrrer master. will leave New Orleans on WE'D NESDAY, 2slh Inst., at 4 o'clock PM Passeu- gers from Mobile by Tuesdays Mail Boat will be in time for the Hewitt. For passage apply to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co Mobile,
 or to THOMAS WARREN, m,24 22 PO,drassst, N. 0 E FOR GAINESVILLE. WARSAW and VIENNA.
 (CIear Bills to Kienna) h C1ro h The steamboat NATIVE, J. Bea- S9=ssRS577SH mard, master, twill leave for the ab we and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 24ih inst, n, o'clock, PM.
 For freight or passage apply on hnard or to my24 N WAKING CD. Agents. FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW. p l,=s7-s A The light drausht passenger steamer yx5sss3$5yk MARQUETTE, F. A. Turpin mas tpr wlll leave lor the above and intermediate pors on THIS DAY, 'he 24th inst. at o'clock, and will continue her regular trips long as the water will permit. For freight passage apply on board t0 M. WAKlNN CO. The Marquette draws hut two feet water and is pro, ded with Evans Safety Guards to prevent ex- plosion of boiIers. m,2l
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. h r~D-7 a The fine, light dranght, double en- SS.s-SS;sss=55S5ssS zine steamer NONUBEE. II. Kin nev master, will depart for the above and interme di- ate landings on THIS DAY, 2I,h inst, at o'clnck PM For freight or passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & CO, Agents, my24 72 Front and 75 Com-sts. FOR MON rGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
 FfegM 90 csnts per barrel. ESaS n The new and light draugbi steamer Sss5sst5yS LOWNDES, A. II. Johnson master will leave for the above and all interme Hate Iandngs on THIS DAY, 2ilh inst. al 5 o'clnck, PM. For freight passage, having superior accnmmo datons, apply on boald or 10
 my2A CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
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go-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hls friends d candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Mo- bile county At the ensuing August eeelinn. apS
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G59I respectfully announce myself as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing August election.
 mhS S4If J. w. LANG.
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The Washington Union says, that the proposal to refer the Orcgon question arbitration was made by the British Minister To Mir. CALHoUE and de- cIined by him upon the ''strongest" grounds.
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UFfER--Orange county, for sale bv AS myZi JOHN O'REILLY kCO.
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ICE--ICE--ICE.

 FUNilE subscriber has notice Of the loading at Bos- N ton "i Jour additional ca'goes of Ice to his cons sgnmeni, 10 WI: per brig American, bark Martha, brig Robert w. Brown and bark Ranger-all of them now al sea. Price HALF CENT PER FOUND. Per order of
 THOMAS McNELLIS, ap22 l22Kmo Ice House Keeper
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NAVY BREAD-20 bbs fresh and best quality. for sale very low bv
 my24 C. A. GILBERT & BRO., 50 Com-st ELoUR-Of strictly choice quality, f'r family A' use, for sale by
 my24 JOHN O'REILLY & 70.
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For Clerk of inc Gircuit Court,

1lj- am candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al the ensuing August election.
 nnl5 AIGUSTIIS BROOKS