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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-09


 IIvERPoOI.-Pcr Hr ship Miracle e-3172 sAs salt, 2t crates, hld enthenware 65 bbls ale and beer crates glass, &c.
 LNERPOOI.--Prr Br ship Jane-3975 sks salt, BELFA5r-Per br ship J0sephH-l479 sacki snt, 300 hampers poltoes 3O kegs hsrrngs 32 cks porter pun cheOn whiskey.
 MALAGA--Per SD Mi,iico del Carmen--4O hhds red wne 10 bb- nnis-ed brandy, 2l xa ol F do liquors preserved ru I2 do eHprrs, bs white vinegar, l0 bags shelled almonds 5 dn Hlberts. 1e4 strings glck. 5000 stock fish, 500 do soap, 20 bxs prune jO bbis grapes, l50 bXS ss 25 qr bSs lemons e5 do vermice, 24 hb olives, 10 parcels foot rngs 125 bxs, HOO hall and 1900 qr rai4in-, 25 bbis grapes.
 NEW -YORk--Per ship F. Donson-- assorted mtse. NEW. .YOkK-Per bark Superior 500 sks sal. BOSTON-Per ship Pact olus5O0 sks coftar, 10 hail pipes brandy 200 bales hay 50 Pkges wooden ware 200 bdis chairs, &c.
 PRoviDENCE--Per bark Rhodes-i30 bbla potatoes 16J do onions
 PoRTSMOUTH--rer =cbr Caroine-2 20 tons hay, 23o bbls pntninrs.
 PORTLAND-rer ship Snrhh g tons hay, 4s bhls potatoes.
 CHARLESTON--Per brig IIarrieti25 eks, 10 hl do rice, &c
 EW-ORLEANS--Per steamer MonteZumH-GO bbls flour, l2 do mnasses 23 o oranges, 5O do potatoes, l7 do 5 hbds, 3bxs snsar EOS pes bageng 29O cois rope I2 hhds bscOn hbls 20 kegs larh 2 do lea 47 ssck- coGee 4S2 do corn IF kegs shot qr caska brandy l0 bxs enndles go sks [ otton seed +c.
 NEW-ORI.EA Per steamboat Fashion-l3 bbia fa 39 do moinsses, do brandy. 20 hhds sugar, &c.
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AsApPuAsE OF UuMAE NATuRE.-Our re

ASAD PHASE OF HUMAN NATURE.-Oar req ders will recognlze much home Gmh in tho annex xed observations from an article Tn late number of the New-Y o,k True Sun There Is too much false glal | about the present state of society around and a sad appearance of hentless,iess amongst members o the same human family. The extract tells truth, and "py 'ls, 'tis -[Baltimore American.
 The ordinary cvilily of mankind towards each oiher is very much dependant on their actual iala. tions The rich ure sure of civil treatment. and they like the compliment, though even they must un- dersland the motive. .it
 One of the most estinable men in this city, onee highly prosperous, informed the writer of this, that upon the loss of most of his prOpery and his enter ing upon business of az humble character, hy which 10 recover himself he found that lhe very persons 10 whom he had rendered the greatest services, passed him by wilIaNt speaking and that this made such an impression on his mind that he now never speaks first to any acquantance, lest he may find out his mistake in his estimate of their character, and learn the miserable motive of their once extreme c'Oiity "such he as the flies of the summer while plenty sitelh
 at the board;
 Such be as yuures round assembled together
 for the feast;
 But sudden noise scareh them, and forthwith they
 specks among the cionds!"
 s Ciyility is, however, n pleasant commodity, and the shadow which we are obliged to accept instead ofile substance. Though its motives may in many instances be very questionable, is restricton 10 which we submit. We would to heaven that sinceri- ' walked hand m hand witb Il.
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IATE rRnM TEXAa.


 Ry the arrival thia morning of the steam ship Gal weston, in 36 hours from Galst son, we have received our regular files of Texas papers up o tIe 29th ut., from which extiact ihe tollo" "'ng
 Passengers arrived al Galveston by sea, during ihe last Meek-1 ,3l3
 Tuesday last. says the Galveston News of the 29ll uli was lively day for he city of Galveston, and such 0na as her inhabitants never before Wit nesaed. The flag staff on inc Fremont House had her signals, announcing arrivals from sea, ot ships, bres steamers aud schooners lnaIns m the breeze, ssc after another until the etaf vas filled from top 10 bottom with all the variety of colors distinctive 0 the different craft entering the hlrbor. About four uclock in iIe aIlernoon, the shIp Washington from Anlwelp, ihs bark Neptune and hrigsNieorge Delius, Margaretla, and GaIunno from Bremen, and the steamer M l> m from New Orleans, came up the bay, the ene docks of all crowded with the smiling faces oi emgrants delighted reach their p0rl ot dcstina lion and tha sun went down mere than twelve hundred souls who llial day were added 10 the poIu htion of Texas. On Sunday morning last the brig Hercules arrived als" from Bremen, with i6S pas sengers, emigraDIs; and we learn that twelve more vessel Is were i0 have sailed up 10 the lst November from Antwerp and Bremen all loaded with emsTanls and destined with the above for the German colony. CoRPus CHRIsTI.--Rhe business of this new town has increased lO an astonishing degree within a few weeks. Companies ol Mexican traders arriva alnssf daily nom the iiIo Grande, and Il Is thought that the trade of Chiluahua will soon be direCt e 10 this po,nt. It IS estimated that there at leas twenty i've hundred people m that town cxclH- sve oi the q. $ Army, which now amounts la about five thousand men. 1heie are therefore about seven thoueand persons al that point The hai bOr presents quite animated appearance. Vessels arrlse almost daily from the different poits of the Unied States. CAsTRoFILLE.--A gentleman who has lately Vis- iled Castro, lie, speaks o il n the highest terms oi Acmmalion. H0 says, il is one ol the most pleasant aud iourshing in the West. l la built in the European style, and presents similar contrast with the towns built by our c'tizcns. The housea, arc neat, well hniIt and cnnmudinus; inc streets and public squaTes are laid out with much taste. The lnlabltanls are remarkably industrious and orderly. They have large uact oi land enclosed, which they cultivate Ll common, and they have raised large | quantity of and culinary vegetable. They delighted with lhe climate and soil, and expieSs | much sal islaction with iher home.
 l GERMAN SETTLEMEETWch have learned with pleasure that the German settlement near Seguin is | in remarkably mishing condition. There has been scarcely single of sickness in the colony | turing ihe season. The colonsts are generally con enlet and are making extensive .islproyements.- | IN. 0. Courier.
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Hon. Cl,qrlcs'F F. Adams |" John G. Palirey,
 1 Charles Sumner.

BURNING ALvE.--last week we mentioned the case of Mr. Jean B. Rochebruo who died by ter rihle stroke of apoplexy before medical assistance could be admIn,sieie,: physician had pronounced him dead, bul when about to be consigned 10 his coffin, slow and faint pulsalons were discovered in
 the region of the heart, which was still warm, ai- though his limbs were cold and il was lhen too late 10 resus ctate him. We have now another instance of singular catastrophe which we transierto our columns from the Apalachicola Adverliser-and will serve as warning against too precipitate haste in surrendsrng to the grave bodies of the supposed dead. It happened that family, with whom the editor of the Advertiser Is intimate, desired his at
 tendance at the removal of he remnins of one of it's deceased members. Prompted by curiosity, the lid of the coffin removed, when, to the utter aston lshnent of all present, the corpse was found with it's face dawnwards, and in n manner indicating com pete change in ihe position of the body Added to ihis, as far aa the hands could have reached. the lining ot lhe coffin lorn and wound into knot, and considerable quantity of hair was strewed at the feet. All these circumstances, together with tue sudden and singular manner oi his (supposed) de- mise, leit scarcely shadow of doubt that he was buried alive.
 Verify. we may say, in reference to theae indiyid- uals, applying the language of the scripture ln n temporal sense-They were not dead, but sleeping TN. o. Courier.
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IMPORTANT ARREST Yesterday Capt. Youen- ne, of he FiSt Municipality Police, arrested on boTd the ship Suliana, just arrived from N. York, Alert r. T,rrell, alias, Dennis, alias Hart, who is c,arged with having uriered his mistress Ma ria teckloid, m Boston short lime ago, and al- terwirds seiliag fire to their room in order that his one mlshl not be discovered, the details of whic, given al the lime Tinell, whp has been ecogu,sed since his arrival here by several gentlemen who knew him from infancy, was com" mitleoio prison to await ihe acquisition oi the Gov ernor 1f Massachusetts. We learn that while com ing up,ir riyrr Tnrell, finding himself detected, made s.,eral unsuccessful atcmpa to jump over bOard,-IN. q. Delta.
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IFor tho Register and Journnl.J

 As some compensation for the omission of Dr. Buile la frame prayer far the use LAWYERS tho ollowii was penned by the celebrated Trage ian and rroesa Of Eioention the lato James Fennell, Esq
 THE LAWYERS PRAYER Ordained to tread he Ihorny ground. Where few T fcar, ars iAilhiu iound, Hiiac bs the conscience void oi blame. The upright heart, the sputlSsS nane, The tribute of the widows prayer, The righieh orphHn's grateful lear To virtue and her friends, friend. still may my voice the weak dtirnd Nr'or may my prostitnied tongue, PrnIect the nppressnr in his wrong, Nor wrest the spirit of ile laws To sunctiiy tho villains cause. Lei others with nnspHrng hand, Scatter their p"is6n through the lnnd, ln1Hme diasenI0n, knde strife And strew with ills the pHihs 0l life; On such her giits let lorInne shower. Add wealth 10 wealth and power to puwer. On me may invorng Heaven hesInw ThaI peace, which good men only knowi The jny of joys ty lew Pnssesl, The eterndi Sunshine ni the breast. pbwHr fame and riches l resign, The prnire of honesty he mine, That friends may weep, iha worthy sigh, And poor men bless when die.
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woNEr AND ADvERnrY.-ws clip tho following 1

WOVEN AND ADvERsiTY..-We clip tho following truthful paragraph from a communication in tho New York Tribune. It is indeed a sterling thoughl;
 There s not earth more noble and sublime spectaclc that yirtuous woaan alone ndunie nded in the cold world, struggling brayely against the frowns of fortune and the temptations of society run mad with riot and lIcenlousness, and maintaining herself pure and unconlaminaed aud above reproach --perhaps, too, feeding tl,e hungry mouths of her fatheress chihlren-by the l,borS ofher own hands, and the wrelch, who would rob her of one penny of subsistence thus acquired, deserves 10 be sconrged with scorpions Proud and happy aie we, \, ail times and in all circumstances 10 stand np as the champion and defender of such accomplishing, un- pretending virtue and beaniy-for virtue IS beaului' and all the charms which ever flashed intoxication to the scnses from Woman's lace and form are hol- low and hdeous nockerics. if virtue commend them noi 10 the heart and soul of the beh0der. i
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GNN&IGNE EA

Per Br ship Miracle fin Liverpool, before repored-W l. Truwit; Reid; Henry X StoddArt Mosey x Tucker; OReiily X co.
 Fer steamboat MontezumA from New-O -Orleans-C FOoe X co; C Wesfridi & BrO; Smith, Dabney co; T Henry; Campbell, Owen x co; Al Waring X co; Hugely, Mann & co; C A Gilbert & Bro; Wilson May; Barron, Mead co; W Calvert; T Ellison; Kelly x Alen Boy kin X McRae; n E BreedIn; Mauldn % Terreli Robin sOnj II iIessngi ] Martin.
 Per steamboat Fashion fin New Oreans-J II iln- Der; C Center X co; M Waring & coi McLelland.
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CoLLEcToRs' OFFIcE,2

SoLLECTohS OFFICEst
 Dec. 3, lS45. ! SEALEB Proposals for furnishing Stationery for kS executing printing and for binding books for lhis Office until the lst January. ls47, will be re- ceised until lst January next. All ihe articles of Stationery musl be fully equal in quality to the samples which must accompany the offers. The Printing must be executed with new and perfect type. and the paper used, and the Binding must be equal in material, style aad finish. to samples winch may be seen al this office. The proposals im Print ing must state the price for which the work will he done, inclusive of paper. The arl,ces and workw be required from time 10 time IS they are wanted. STATIoNERY-WritingP Paper, hand made. of ln- en, laid or wove, satin plain finish, faint lined and trimmed; Foolscsp, per ream; Letter, per 1am; Folio Post, per ,eami Bank Posl Envelope, smooth royal yellow; Blotting, royal Metallic Pens each Kind, with makers name, per card; Quills, Nos 60, 70 and 80, per 100; Black -i.eai Pencils, Cohen's; Red Linen Tape, No. Ia To 10, equal per dozen; Ink, Black. quarts; Ink, Red, oz per dozen; Waters, Red, h.; Sealing Wax, sup- scarlet; Black Sand, per doz. papers.
 PRiNTiNG--Black Forms, Folio Post, broad side, on side; Demi, do
 BiNDiHa~-Foio Post per quire; Demi. do.
 dec9tE JAS. F.. SAUNDERS, Collector.
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pASNEnasIIISA.

Per steamboat Fashion from New -Orleans-Mesdnmss Noel Vernon and children Massrs Vernon, Helegar La roqne, smith, Speyer, Marable, Raringer, Jordan Iud- low, SaunJeTs--g an deck
 Per steamboat Cermont fin WetumpkH-MsArna, lady and sons Mrs Massey, Miss Anderson, Messrs Teair Hey nolds, Mcllaney Roderick, Illynrd llHgrove De Avant r and Poe Burke, Officer, Murrk, YOnng w L,rnne. mncknbY. Harris. Upton. Niek. knileIge.
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CoLLECToR's OFFicE,2
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SEALED proposals will be received al this office N until lsi January next, for furnishing the United States Marine flosp,a at Mobile, with Provisions. Groceries, etc, for the year Is46 Lists of the ari clas required can he seen at the Custom House.
 dcc9 8itillst JAS. E. SAUNDERS, Collector.
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MOBILE.
Tuesday mornlng, Dece mber . Isi5

Tuesday Morning, December 9s Isf6
 'il.e eastern mail fa,led yesterday from beyond Charles. on. Much disappointment sss felt by many Wlip had counted on receiving inc Presidents Mes. sage. However, we were not of the number, for VIC had ule expectation that il would each us ao soon. To day, should tho mail come through, we shalloek fnr he mesgaae.
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wECU,pCa or Cs,vToN.

Per steamboat Cermont fm Wetumpka-G w Tarle- ton bales; Toomer, Gay & co 4S; Walker & Simpson 2e; IIoyt X Ford H.; E L Andrews x co no; Walsh l6; Tarleion & Scott 2l; NJ Withers x co %; Rives Hattie co Q; E Carlisle co 5, Lusvens Malone l. JF Huckaby 2; c Goode C; Dickinson & Euatis g. { T StaIworth g. Donald X Marshall 6.
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MEMORANDA

sE-A CARD---The fri ends of Education and the public generally, are respectfully invited to attend the annual examination and distribution of premiums al the Catholic Asylum School, and the day school for girls attached to the Institution, on Thmsdsy, Ilth instant. The exercises wi commence al O. clock AM. dec9 SIX
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HOW TO WRITE FOR nrwopApERs.

l--liaye something to write about.
 2-Write plain; dot your i'sj cross your Is point your sentences; begin with capitals
 SWriic short; to ihs point; stop when yon have done. 4--Wriie only on one side of lhe leaf
 5-Read II over, abridge and correct it until you get il Tn the shortest space possible 6-Pay the Postage.
 These rules observed will always ensure the pub. licaiop of an article, and whai is more desirable to the reader, i'll secure it's being read[ Boston Post
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pendent to-day, but from other sources, we are led to believe that the Hon. John W. Davis of Indiana, has been nominated, in caucus, for Speaker of tho House, and Riichie & Iiess for Printers of that Charleston Pat. >L
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CoLLEcToK's OFFICE,

December 3, 1915. c FAILED Proposals will be received al lhs ofice S until lst January next, for furnishing ths United Staies Marine Hospital at Mobile with Drugs and Medicines, for the year l946 Lists Of the princi- pal articles required be Reen at the Custom House. JAMES F.. SAUNDERS,
 dec9 Sttil lst Collector.
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FtniO a<Y HALL.

"A RHO K ' III N IIIIs
 aJ-MR. XAUPl'S DANCING ACADEMY will he opened on Saturday, 6 December at 10 o'clock AM, and3 o'clock rM for young Ladies and Masiers--nght Srhool for Gentlemen Will commence Saturday, 6tl Dec. at sI o'clock. His rouIse will r0nprse Polka, Polka QaadriHe Waifi de Deur pas Hop Rait@ Gallo. pade, QuadriHe q Ia Sgiphic, Sc.
 TERMs-Per session, ot l6 lessons. .............$l2
 Two or more irOh same family, each. ......... 10
 Piyate lessons, al residence. ce.................. l2
 Polka, Polka Quadrille. e.--.................... 10
 gI One couIse nf insruciion only will be requisite to Ohian complete know ledge of all the above dances N xanpi will give a is Saloon, during ihe present Practising Qnare Parties tor the farther improve mcn sf his pupils, which will st0ri |" his patrons opportunity oi julgng of his styleo Of dancing.
 noy2S 9iqKmO
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Total. l61 ,5Os, ,AOl s4i,G3s.Oaa BAGS, ,5?s Vaue, altogether m silver rubles. ... 439 CT ,O05 In francs s................ g, l58, ,46O ,O00 In pounds sterling. ............ 2,S53
 This sum is equivalent, as measured by the actual course of metallic values, to 449. .360, ,3l7 silver ru- bleB. There was struck, besides, copper coins to tho value of more than 60 ,0O, 900 silver rublea.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of Moblle--December 9. 1s45.

CLEARED. Brig Josephine, Robinson, for CarIenas (Cubal by Le Enron < Son.
 ARRIVED. Steamboat Monteznma, Baker, fm New Orleans. Staamhnat Fashion. Furrion from New-Orleans. Steamboat CermOnt, Rogers in Wetumpka, with 305 bales cotton.
 MEMORANDA. GTSteam ship Gnlves,on al Ncw-Oreans, Ieports the sloop Black Hawk Munroe, from this port with lumber stranded or Galve,lon previous to the 4th inst.
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We announced yesterday the safe arrival at New Orleans ol the steamer Telegraph, Capt. Pannoycr, and also her passengers who had been transferred to anober vessel. Vr,s serious and well grounded apprrhru-iors were felt here Tor lhe fate of all on board. We doGbt hot, therefore that The following letter, wrlen by of The passengers, which gives thrilling ao1 graphic account of Inc perils of lha voyage from Charleston to New Orleans, will be lnnd miIh lively lnIelesI.
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R0A PIECES Bagsing, 800 co,ls Rope

EAA PIECES Bagsing, 800 co,s Rope OOO Landing and for sale by
 dec9 G. WESTFELDT x BRO. 1INkENCIl M MUSTARD---Of superior qualify, for N sale by
 dec9 PEDEN & BOX, I3S Dauphn.st TASSIA--20 mats CassIa, just received and for S sale by 3t. - dec9 N. C. TAUGHT g. co. l3 Waier-st z VDOfATuES-2O bols Northern and Western, II for sale by
 dec9 P. COOK E co. 30 CommeSce-st USRENCH PRESEIiv ES-ln their own juice, A' for sale by
 dec9 PEDEN x BOX, 139 DaupI,in-st EpRANDY-20 ] p,pes 4th proof, in store and lb for sale by
 decs Nj c. TAUGHT & Co., ls wale, st DUM-50 bhls New England. m store for sale by IG dec9 JOHN PHILLIPS. ID iCE--4U iierces landing and for sale by lk dec9 F. COOK & 60. % CommtTse-
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FOB NEW oRIEANS

Dz- Cabin passage $4. Deck passage $l 5O
 ~ A The fine new seaniei MONTREAL Hsakdlzk MA. Kelly, master bull expressly foF sEssfhis trdde, having been thn oushlp oyerlaulrd, sresd intreassd, and much improved by ,l,e addition of tns HsW upper Cdbia, all 'n State Roonls meD Boiers, tc has resumed her regular se- .ni weekly trips, and will eave for New Orleans on THIS DAY, 9lhlinst., al n o'clock AM For freight passage, having fine accomnods lons appk on board or In
 dcc9 c. A. GILBERT & BRO 50 Com st lRs- Passengers desiring l, will be landed al ihe Ra,l Road.
 FOR MONTGOMERY.
 naeSs~ h The splendid new Passenger llLrtHai.sS steamer MAkENGO, Capt. JaS. J. i. sz Adanls, will leave for he abnve anal all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 9lh nsi. al . pM
 For freight or passage arnly on board or 10 drG9 M. WAKING $ co.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA EScee n The very light draughi steamboat ksss1SasSsS1SE-. JIM, Rawls master, will leave for be above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 9th inst, al o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply to
 dec9 Nj. WARING g. co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND wETUMPKA.. E~~s"-~ fs Tue fine light draught steamboat NtsstSsssSs Sl11I WiNONA, M. Mct';tttney muster, wall leave for he above and intermediate landings, WEDNESDAY, l0lh ina., al o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply on bord or to drc9 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agenis FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. E R The steamboat UNION. D, Bar. SEszssS ton, master, will leave for ihe above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 9lh inst, at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage. ap"iy on board or to dec9 NJ. WARiNG & co. FOR DEMOp,Jl.iS AND GAINESVILLE. h E"~ A The new and very light praught Sszsssss steamboat POTOMAC. Rom. Otis, master, will depart for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 9th instant, at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to dec9 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co, Agents.
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TIE PRECIOUS METALS IN RUSSIA --Acco rd- ing 10 an official statement, abstract Ol which find in the November of Hunts Merchants Maga- zine, it appea,H that the production of the precious metals, three periods of ten yeara each in the Rus sian Empire, calculated in kilog.amnes, has been follows:
 GoH aot Refned
 lSl3.'2s. ls23-'s3, lss3-'43. Crown mines. kill. ,.2s35 l,sl4 24,s97 Private mines. ...., 61s ls,s9O 5s.1OS Total, .. . 3,458 2O7O5 s3 ,0O5 or this production, 97, ,500 killoerammes were from this Urial mines, and about 20,000 from those oi Siberia, du'Ing the thirty lears.
 SIiUer containing Gold. From crown mines in S,-
 belia, same periods, ki2l2 ,535 200 ,4Sl 199 ,210 These metals yleded In gold ld....... 1869 4t,99O 79 ,SlO ln pure silver ....... lS6, ,1S5 1S7 $40 lS9 $50 From which, coin struck Ofthe value in lIancs--.
 of. ... 1885, ,l45,000 357, ,259 ,000 455, ,7S6 .O00 Or. for thirty years, 10 the
 aggregate value of.... f. l. l66, li5 900 Since iS43, therefore, the production of gold has increased than ten fold in Russ,, while that of s'!ver has made little progress. From 1926 to 1914 coin was struck from plaina the value of thirteen miioas of francs. According 10 all article in St. Petersburg Journal understood 10 he founded on oi- fcia documents, ihe following quantities and values of different coins had been struck in Russia from 1864 to lSi4--lht is, for one hundred nnd eighty
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MOBILE IRON STORE,

MOBILE IRON STORE. DdDE q RAYN0LDS, NO. 2l Water Street. Mill ROcks--kun, Esopus aud Burr, all sizes Swedes Iron, Bolling Cloths Hoes, Trace Chains, Ayes
 Ansiis, Vices, Screw Plates Nails Bellows, Patent Stocks and Dies Gin Gear and Mill Gear, Hollow Ware, Saw Mill Irons in sets complete A full assortment of H4RI)JP ARE generally. dec9
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SCmO JAMES SAVAGE, Jailer.

M ES5k5. MUULTON K CLARK beg leave lSA io inform lhe Ladies and Gentlemen oi Mobile and vicinity. that their Danciag and Nahziag Aca- demy will open on Monday the 5lh inst al the VA VERY lloUsE Tor Gentlemen al early candle light, and on Saturday the 18th for Masters and Misses al 9 A. M.
 N. B. Messrs. M. Sl c. would he pleased 10 see those that wish to receive instruction present at he commencement. Entrance to the saloon on st Fran cis street. decS
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EXPORH'%.

EXPOeTS. CARDENAs, (Coha) Per brig Josepbine43,s2O fee, lumber.
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DEEP and PORK-30 half and 10 quarter bbls ? Fulton Market Beef and Pork, landing per E Denison and Mary Frances and for sale by
 Nj. ROBINSON. dec9 corner Dauphin and s, Emanuel sts
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K ENTUCKY TWILLs and PLAINs-i bale -kA Ky Plains; l do do Twills; 2 do Wech Plains do Gray Plains. just received and for sale
 dec9 by k. c. CENTER & co.
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GOSliEN BUTTER--25 frkins, s choice lot, Ss landing th,s day per Denson and Mary Frances and for sale by N. ROBINSON,
 dee9 corner Danphin and Si Emanuel streets