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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

THE NEws.--The accounts winch gn out by The Cambria to-day, will resiprocaie the good news re- ceIved by her from ''tlie other side" They will state that general prosperity prevails here. and a- mong ihe manufacturers nnexampled prosperuy.- This will excite envy in Manchester. for the cas is the same theIe In both countries a vast amount of cotton go,ds selling al fifty to a hundred per cent. proh on their cost 10 the mSnuacturer.. The prospects of agriculture better here than for some years past, owing chiefly To the modification of lhe Tariff of England. Especially do our butter a,ni cheese find boundless market there, which uioubt- edy impars full half lis present value Ia ihe latter article Beef poik lrd in fact all the products of the bothdless West, lavorbly affected from the same cause We regre, that il will be necessary to say, that although Old and New England are anass. ing veal lih more rapidly than before, bv mann. facurng cotton, that part of our country from which the low price ol cotton, and the inability the South ern people tU pay, some worthy houses in our city and elsewhere have been overthrown, though there some consolation in the fact that cotton is cen, higher than when the Cambria arrived, and a whole cent higher than the lowest point. With this excep. lion, all our affairs are well; for although the ex. cessiye mportations of lS44 have caused som. loss by he fall of goods, and will compel smaller bus ness in 1S45, yet as we have ictions to work mischief m our money market, there will be no seri mischief there. The prospect in regard to siaie debts is decidedly brighter than any former period for two or three years.
 The news will be, to politics, that our Congress have brought Texas hali way into the Union, (but for this John Bull cares not beef steak J and that We are trying to get better grip upon Oregon, (bu, for that John cares not great deal, and that about neither do we anticipate any war, except of words in Congress. On the whole, business and politics on both sides are mutually saslactoIy VI and as 10 church affairs, the chu oh will take care of them.-TNew- York Journal oi Csmmerce.
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LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY We take pleasu

LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY We take pleasu. e in calling attention to the course of Lectures on As- tronomy, to be delivered by ihe Rev. c. K. MAR SHALL at the Corinthian Hall, commencing on this evening. These highly instructive and interesting lectures which are illustrated by numerous beautiful dioramas have elicited the warlnest encomiums from all who have heard them in other places.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

MR. CALHOUH's HEALTH.-The Washington CosstuutiOt says: We notice in several of the Nor. hDun's illness. calculated to produce impressions as painful they erroneous. Mir. C. has, for some days, been suffering under attack of pneumonia, but happy in being able to state that he is d, cidedy better, and IS rapidly reganng health and
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mAssAeHusETTs AkTI-ANNExATIoN CoNvEN- ,r, N.--This Cnven ion closed it's labors on ,e n9rsGay last, having been in session day and hal, There was good deal of speecbify ing ,--sone e@'oquence, @ ana more declamaiun So we judge from tue reports m the Boston papers. The dIsunionists fund themselves, of cours e, in a lean minority An address was finally adopted, expressing the views of ins Convention, after which i, adjourned sine dis
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

DIED-Yesterday morning, afler A short and painful illness. MARY. wife oT Chas. Brewer.
 T The friends and Hcquantances of The family are n- vlteh attend the funeral this morning 10 o'clock rom her AIa resence of Chnrch ana lnAkIm
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11
Rves, Battle & Co.,. CT al. Ry virtue of ;.,ss wr,

cgaina 7 ASo' se'h'e is'"V"
 Steamboai New World. ) from the District Court of the United States for ,b. S.,uhen District of AL baama and me directed. l have seized and .n,o my possession have taken the stea."h'at NE" WORLD, her tackle apparel, sc- Fms IS therefore
 to cite and admonish rll peissns having or pretend-
 ing to have any right, ttie interest ar claim in or to ,he above named steamboat, her tao kie, &c. to he and appear before ,i,e Hon. the Judge of the D's. 'rict Court of e Uated States for the above named district, on the foarh Monday of February instant, above named stesair,at, her tackle, &c. should mol be condemned aceor,ng to the prayer of the libel lants. VIM. ARmiSTEAD, U. S, mafsha, lebll 62rf by C. CUTLER, D. Marshal.
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The steamer Eliza, having had the slight damage recently sustained repaired, will positively leave for Gainesville this evening at o'clock.
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LtVERPOOL-Per ship ARnes-l094 hales cotton. HAVANA-Per sp POlacre Aurora-220 bales cotton BOSTON-Per bark AtticH-y34 bales cotton.
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RECALL OF THE MEXICAN MINisrER.-The New York Journal of Commerce says Gen. Alnonle has been instructed to demand his passports.
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RIFLEMEN ATTENTION!

A regular monthly meeting of your company
 Sl will be he Id on WEDNESDAY, the l2lh in-
 Ql staut., RI ' o'clock PM. A full attendance is lSl earnestly requested, as business of importance ULp will be brought up for your consideration. III AMEDEE A. MESLlER, .W febll Secretary M. R. c.
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MARINE NEWS,
Fort of MobiIe--February II, 1s45.
CLEARED.

CLEARED Ship Agnes, Wtheral for Liverpool, by JMcConnei il Bark Atuca, Mcclellan, for Boston, by Jas II River. &
 s5 Polacre Aurora, San Juan, for Havana by EsIava Murreli d co.
 ARRIVED. Snip Piaina. Manson, IA days from Boston, to master farrived the Sth, but omitted) Steamboat Creole. Iiern. i'm New Orleans Steamboat Montezuma, Baker, fn New. .Orleans steamboat Cha ykstie, Lothrop, from Welumpka with 1l6i bales cotton. Steamboat Dallas, Adams, fin Chlea' Ferry with l4O7 Ia'ts cotton. sleambOat Minerva, Burgess, from Columbus, with $67 bales cotton. steamboat Marenao, Adams, fin Montgomery with l77C bars Steamboat Gen Harrison, Estes, from Columbus win 1Oll bnles cotton. steamboat Marquette, Fry, from Warsaw with slt bales cotton. uElat i'm Bgbee, with 358 bales cotton. ARRIVED HENCE-At Providence, 25ih ult-Bria T I
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0T~ The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup port him candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, al the election in August next.
 i.nI6 dOtak .H.A"H
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

0O- To he Voters of Mobile county: We are au- thorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as Il candidate for election the office of CeIk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election teb8 60ile*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

sgIpwREcI -rhe schr Gertrude. Wech from SavHn- n h for Phaduipha. with cargo of Molssses was drive
 ashore about 70 miles to the norhward of this port Tuesday morning last. about o'cork, during ale of wind from the southwest The succeeded in reHch ing shore, saving nothing but what they stood in- lChas. Mer. 9th inst
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DJ-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile couuv, al the election on the first Monday of August neXI. innl4 3Stek
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MT. Robert Walsh, m Il recent letter in the Ma iional Intelligencer, writes from Paris: "Besides new treatise on the Sht, including history "f the linen manufacture, we have a"Hislory of Canes, in all their varieties, with anecdotes of expensive fond ness or curiosity. The Duke of Dino, nephew by affinity of Taleyr,nd, spent annually 40 000 frames on them at one Paris establishment The business of canes and umbrellas, of every sort, is stated to yield in Fnece thirtyone Dlllions two hundred and sxty lbousaqd francs per annum."
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

0Jrl offer my the voters oi Mobile county as candinae for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election
 Janl5 39te EDWIN RUST.
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THE UNITED STATES AND RUssIA.-The great Northern Bear is rapidly acquiring wealth and importance. The vigorous prosecution of gigantic works of internal improvement promises give him a comma nding influence over lhe whole of northern Europe and Asia within ten years from this time IL not dit ithcu to oresee the effect of Railroads be- tween St. Petersburgh and the frontiers of Germany
 Turkey, China and India. Once within the reach of the luxures and attractions of civilized life, or exposed to the seductive temptations of wealth, a population of hardy northmen, numbering sixy millions, and just emerging from state of barbar- ism, will he disposed to follow the example of the norbmen of all ages, in extending their domnion over the more efeminate nations of ,he South. and the ieebler nations of the North. The Last over whenlng invasion of the northern hories, the Fur Romans. came upon Europe from the North East, and it would have swept over the whole civilized world. had il not been arrested at tie battle oForrs in A. D. 730-Wesern Europe was saved, and bt . came the nursery of the greatest nations that ever governed the earth. Christianity was preserved ap- parentiy by the miraculous interpretation Ot Divine Authority, that it might attain supreme power. and extend it's influence ihrnueh houl the habitable Globe It has rescued the tribes of the frozen regions irou obscu ity, and prepared them to become the conquer ors of the licemtious Turkoman who about eleven hundred years ago, attempted 10 destroy its power and influence. -sft'af
 Next to the United Ttates, there is othe, power better fitted Tor the great work of re1orM and conquest within is sphere, than Russia. It ts al absolute monarchy, governed by the supreme will o the Auoerat, and just such a government is bs,s calculated 10 conquer those within it's reach. It, Rail Rosd to Germany will bring in ihe arts and cvihzaton oi Europe, and those to the East will tend it's douIs over the savage hordes Of those re- gons; and having within itself. from position and climate, elements of perpetual greatness, there IS no reason 10 apprchend dismembernent of the pow erul Empire from the acquisition of new territories. While the Uniten States. by wise laws and an en-
 frightened Government, aitacling ihe surplus pop ulaiiod of the most civilized nations, and spreading
 the blessings free institutions over the great Am ercan Conlinent Russia is preparing for the darker nations of the old world seml-ci, izatlon that in turn will disappear before enlightened systems of
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

PLANTER ERs & MERCHANTS BANK OF MoBILE,2
 - Mobile, February 10. lS45 5 TN PURSUANCE of resolution of the Stock Il holders ofthis Bank, passed Ut a meeting held this day. Tellers will attend at the Banking Room on FRIDAY, the 18th instant. from 12 M. to O clock PM, to receive the votes of Stockholders for Ihe election of two Commissioners, agreeahly to the late act of the Legislature, approved January laS5.
 feblIE A. w. GORDON, Chairman,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

05-The undersigned announces himself as a can didatc for Ce,k of the Circuit Court of Mobile 'y, al the ensuing August election.
 ian17 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
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EOAL-A very superior article of Pnlsburg, eh- N> CT for blacksmith ar house ure For sale at n moderate price by ISAAC n. SPEAR & co.
 febl0M 6rn li2 Water of lI5 R'saLsts
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

S1esn I,etween New York and LiverPOol'
 >ss1f-EsSxn The Great Western Steam ShIP M1kAsEEd1 Co.'S ship GREAT WESTERN ZkQ4lkAx4 Capt. Matthews, and their new iron s,eam shin GREAT BRITAIN, Capt. HoskenS, are appointed to sail during the year ,o4O "s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

TNDEPENDENr PRESS WHARF NOTICE. l-The Planters and Merchants notified that the Wharves attached to this Press open free for all Cotton received them from and after this day.
 jan25 GREEN, CASEY & JAMES.
 OJ-The Dallas Gazette, Greensboro Be ,con, ,We- iumpka Whig, Alabama Journal, Flag & Union, Eulaw Wbig, Columbus papers. and M arion Herald will please publish and send accounts to G. C.&J.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

FISHERS SPICED HEEF 20 large rounds
 U cooked and put up in iIn cases, an excellent article for steamboats. Also, 10 half hbls Mess Pork, 10 do do Beef. For sale on cons gnmeni by febII JOHN O'REILLY & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

FOR LIVERPOOL. S%& The British bull. bark HERCULEAN, SL34s5z c bson. master, vans I50 bales cotton to complete her cargo. For freight, apply to ftbI1 GEO. MARTIN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

FOR LIVERPOOL. ..SSk The Br ship AGENORA, Captain Gfney, H@ wants or 400 bales cotton to complete her cargo. For freight apply to
 DAWSON & FERGUSON, febllM 3l St Michael-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

VyO HlRE-A young Negro Woman, with child
 Il about year od She is of good disposition and pretty fair cook, washer and ironer Apl,y as ,bis office b lleb7l c. A. STUART
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MEMORANDA

ARRIVED nENoE-At Providence, ssh ut-Bria T Hart, Dai tieu
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ID RANDIE;S-lO Ina if casks Otard, Dupuy x bD Co.'S; do J. I. Dupuy Co.'S; do Pelle voison's; 8 do A. Seignet,e's, for sale by
 feblI .H JAMES SANDS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

IlLAEK TEA Of extra fine quality and flavor, in .lD l4fb boxes, for sale by
 GbIl JOHN o'REILLY co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE Co. ,
 Mobile, January IA, 1645. TflE Board of Directors of this Office have this II day derIared dividend of FIVE PER CENT for he last six months the capital stock of two hun dred and fifty thousand dollars-pa, able s,ockhoJd- CTS on and after 16Ih instant, t.s sil5J 8i 4 ( .s janI5 THOS. W. Mccoy, Secretary.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

HOG LOST-On Sunday night Inst, n white Bull, AI Terrier. aboat year old has ared spot on the right ear. and another on the left hip-with chain collar, on ~hiCh the initials II. C. M, is engrave,-- He answers to the name of BULL. reward of Five Dollars will be paid for his recovery. AppIy to H. c. Myers, al the Bell Tavern feb8 60M
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

FOR PICKENSVILLE. A Es h The steamboat CAROLINA, Car Ss<sSsk5F@;. roll maser, will leave for ihe above and all intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 o'cock.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to febIl M. WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

FOR CHILES' FERRY. A E@ h The fine passenger steamer DAL- SsSssssssaksTF5s+z LAS, Thomas Adams master. w'll leave for the above and all intermediate landings, on WEDNESDAY,, 12th inst. at o'clock PM. For freigh, passage appl, on board or 10 febl1 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO, Agents. 0TPassage 10 Candies and Erie 5-to Finch s aud Chiles' $6.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

VUHREASURY NOTES for sale by
 \ feblI r E. c. CENTER co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

FOR MONTGOMERY. Ee@ h The splendid passenger steamer SE<5SElsEj52. SAM DALE. F. Nj. Johnson master will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on WEDNESDAY, I2h instant, al 5o'clock PM For freight or passage, having superior accom- modations, apply board on or to
 feblI CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
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miscellaneous.
pARLoR COAL Stow.

UUunvNprR,ys Patent Air-TlgM stOves-HsvnF Ob-
,.Irs Leers Patent for improved Stove, u cesif-
49,. ,hi ths public should examine his Stove before puf-
Lsi- IT, Stove cOmpose5 Of three Cylinders, one en-
The other the Ere l. made N The inner Cylinder me
-. passes 10 surface Of the outer, being between INC
outer and middle Cylinder leaving hot air chamber o Pas
&c bets cen he middle and inner furnace Cylinder
The cod air passes under the Base or Pede..a and De
comes r.rfes between the Furnace and Gas Chanbef
esnin In The usrr rom The edge VI Cover Capital by
seh means the Air IN the PariOf i Kept constantly eng
ting making The air light End easy Of respiration, arc me
cold Air . copres within four inches 81 the noo mere
nv making the heal u The PsrOr agreeable man ma
ever been obtned hy any other Stove requires bat little
cos, and makes no dirt on tie carpei 81,
This Stove BE- put Up a. 70 heat Ne rooms WIN *
terna air To be had Al he Mandatory Of -
FRANCIS l.. HEDESBkRG,
IA lrneod No. ~ DiyisiOr-st y. Y.
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HrxAsirY BITTER THAN FLoGGIsG.-We have
read the public testimonial frsm the petty officers and
Gew of the Brandy wine to the good conduct and hn-
Asp.ty Of Com. PARKER their commander, with the
0ncerest pleasure We Join In the sentiments expressed
by the Norfolk New Era in reference 70 IT, and can but
hone that the former irrational and barbsrous treatment
Of the sailor will not only be mrgsted but abolished
The cruel foggngs practced In the Navy are not only
inhumsn but unphiosophcs !, is found since Reason
and Humanity have abolished the LASH and substituted
kindness and gentcness, that the worst cases Of mad
ness and insanity have been cured II is statistical
fact that under old mode Of treatment by punish
ment and the whip not in ten was cured now.
when the rnost soothing Offices Of humanity are EN-
ployed scarcely in ten fails 10 recover The most
fsrocious beasts tanned by kindneSs And IL II so
that sai..ss are more incursble end uniamsbe than
msdmen or wild beasts The advocates OF the colt and
the car will hardly insist this. THE Constitution.
LYNCH LAw.-We are told that man OF wife
and family. In the town Of Haversraw, Rocklsnd Coun
~ was rode upon rail about mile, by some OF his
ncighbors Saturday evening last. for having mani
tested unbccoming friendship with other women Of the
neighborhood
~ The health of our city is all that its friends at
home and abroad could wish II has ceased be the sub
ect Of conversation and shall only regret when We
have 10 announce any change. ". o. Pic. l7th.
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For The Weekly Tribune.

For The Weekly Tribune.
LIPE's WORK.
ALL around thee, fair with flowers,
Fields Of Beauty sleeping lie;
AL around thee clarion voices
Call to Doty stern and high
Be thou thankful, and rejoice in
All the beauty God has given
But beware it does not win thee
From the work ordained OF Heaven.
To remove the wide spread darkness,
That the light of Truth may shine
And recall the child Of Error
To Jehovahs holy shrine
To unbind the iron feiter
OF the manned and wretcbed slave
To uplift the long degraded,
Sins abandoned victim save
To encourage suffering Virtue
Lest despairing il shall die,
And the light Of Hope rekindle
In the darkened, vacant eye
Cbeerfully Of thine Abundance
To the Sick and Poor impart
And lift up the weight Of Sorrow
From the crushed and burtbened heart.
This, the work ordained Of Heaven,
This is thine and this for all
o be faithful; ever ready
To obey the Heavenly call
Follow every voice Of Mercy.
With trusting, loving heart,
And 10 all Lies earnest labor
Be tbou sure TO do thy part
Now, TO-DAY, and not to morrow,
Work. o work with all thy might
Lest the wretched faint and perish
In the coming stormy night
Now, TO-DAY. and not 10 morrow,
Lest, before to morrow's sun,
Thou too, mournfully departing,
Shalt have left thy work undone.
Brooklyn, ssIa. ls45. L. Il. l.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE cou,psn,
wooDwoRrH's FLAMING MACHINES.

wOODwORTH'S PLANNING MACHINES
FOURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE, together with
many valuable improvements and additions Ia hs Tor
Tools enables The subscriber 20 furnish At short notice
and of the perfect construction, materials and work
manshp, Machines plane Wood IN all lis varieties, such
~ planning or suriacug only, or cutting mOudings
Also. saning, iongueng and growing, onung or rsbbe
ing and planning ciaPbOards-
Application may be made 10 The subscriber his estsb
iisInen IN FOxhoro bis Office Of Commercial
aud Lewis-streets Boston, where machines and
any information relative " the may be obtained
well as of Josiah Blackwell Co. New York, OF OF j. W.
Schencs Albany Letters OF inquiry must be post paid
SAMUEL b. SCHENCk.
Eoxboro Mas Anril 1 1874 al7v
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Uinoou SHADES.

$4,000 WINDOW u t, - n sla 2 s at eS
dea ~ il his article lind complete assortment al
prices from DO to ~ per ess than 81 stores where h-y
get A second or third hands
" Z. Good Oh Washable Shades from - cents 10 =
pair-tesurf1i from < 20 -5-he-i from > 20 -
kelly RIKER, exclusive Window Shade
Dsrfa A Chatham. :
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fine Watrbes ar6 Jemelrp.


WATCHES AND 1EwELRY.-Ih.s. s ,1s,.IS ,s
their Of ane Watches AID Jc~c.fyf NseN -
nov complete for The FAll trade
Their selection 81 Watches erofsrss severn sfg
tine keepers hv the Zoe. rei-ra~ makers, a,c are orerc
70 purchasers Al unusually ON prices - A.. -
Rch Jewelry u every descr9roni sLV-f. lhAeo NJ
Britannia Ware; Malie! Clocks, Fancy Ooofs' ee-
afches and Clocks cleaned ang repaired ~
wOrxmer- LOCKWOOD - a. . IN,
. OFT ass Pearl cor Of Fuio1 opposite u : Hoie-
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
DICHARD FlSHFR' JR WNebMak-r and Jewelsr,
IL : now prepared 70 SCI WATCHES a. r-i2 lover in
Any olher House 10 he c-iy. A. - = cons4n-y
a cescr pors direct from The MsnBialrers ~ EhE aA1,
France sri Swzerani ~ . -rah - " orrf Wy az
assortment Of God Watches from 80 70 ~ eacni go
from = 10 50 esba wsrran-ec 10 -ep zoo -iic
ihe money returned Also. very GOOD ssso'unsHi OF
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very ov. a.
y B.->-co1d hsrd Watches al O.c 200 eno sAvrf
taken in exchange or bought FOR Cash "scne-, O.ocA
Music Boxes arc Jeverv reuared ~ tie best manner ard
warranted By experienced workm-n, - low a. any Other
House In NJ. city. RICHARD FISHER u Importer OF
Watches and Jesery, wholesale 81 Retail No ooi broad
way New-York, few doors aboyslne Sy Ho.2Yf, r,
MAY RICHARD flshEh, Jr.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of God and silver Du
"A PICK, Patent Lever Anchor EscspenerL Lepine and
yercal WATCHES selected from me oesi Manufacturers
Ia Europe, which viii be WARRANTED perfect Tine
keepers.
Do. DO. 90. Thimbe-, Rings, Pins. SC
Do. do do. Brseelets VIZ, s stones
Al LIZ above articles q b. sod 4 lde LOW Isl FfiCf re
and warranted 10 t- e1us 70 le beet Este In The city
MOTT BROTHERS. Importers o. me " aicis-s sc-
No. ssssal-sf- opposite th- Custom House
P. S.-1ie above articles carefully REPAIRED and " AZ
rsn,ed. by III nJstssiul vvorkn-n in tie civ noy
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second Hoard,
PASSENGERS SAILED,

IN The brig Madison. for SaranRok--Mr Doyle, lady,
child and Mr. Mechanics lady and three children
Mrs. Wood. Messrs Goldsmith. Street Malet. Vers.
telle Munds Stafford Bcstwick, Frazer Brolty and 10
in the sieeragc.
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LANES. GIRANDOLEs, &c.

AMPS GIfANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS for the Spring Trsoe-DlEIL
BROTHER & CO. No. IS John street, are manufacturing
and have ssys hand mpete assortment Of arces 20
their line Of the following descriptions, winch they VI" se
Al who essl or RETAIL al LOW PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical Oh and Campbene Lamps
go Lama On and Brorzed. 10 great variety,
coT-,.rns 4 COS celebrated Patent Solar Lard Lamps
G-ardoIes various patterns git. sivercd or brOnzet
sTspending SOFAS. Dorc Csmphene Lamps
p-arke; Sd7sr. SIDE do
scar Chardeiers RrarEel do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Sand do 90
Britannia Hand Lamps, Camphens ChAnSel-rs,
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure sperm vi;
do CsInphene, Solar and LsfdOiL
do burning Fluid Refined Whale Oil mi3y