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Correspondence of the Register and JouI nal.

1osCALoosA, Jan 10.
 In the Senate, the committee internal improve nent, Mir. WahhAu chairman, nave report ted an en- lire new bill wnh reference the Two per cent fund and the projected rail roads. The bill is mocl, more unobicc tonable and will no doubt pass the Ses- ate, in lis new shape. 1t makes the companies lia Die for toe repayment of :he money and extends the loan ta fifteen years.
 AnG tAer proposition was made yesterday alternooa. by the Speaker. (Moore,j To require onefHh of the 3s3 per centum of Bank collections, to be paid m specie. This amendment. by motion of MT. Martin. was laid on the table.
 nave heretofore referred to inc inclination of Mr. '''s o' Amestone, to be the look out for Iraps. ''as' "'e"' '"ere was an ampsing development "i '"' ''"' o' '"a' gen,feman's character. bill WIS 'eau "hch proposed 70 make some female a free dealer, "ace0rdtas to th, cp,tom or London :'-alr
 Davis suggested, very gra,ely. ,hat there was some thing in that phsase which h. did mn, understand. ana unless could be satisfactorily explained, he would he bnand io vote against it. This led ro some expiana,ions-"hen Mir. Copper, the seo,lsman from Cherokee, tvho though he is not 50 coNs,an,lv m Ihc look out the gcnllemnn from Limes,o0. ,., nevertheless, learned in ables and makes re,,., inclisatons, with squinting attitudes of eyes aad head So the pile of meal whirh o,ight conceal cap -sal't that he would inform the gentleman from Limestone that the ''custo of Lor,don was a9t the custom Of Fayetle. Now, to understand that piece o' hnmour on the part of the gentle man from Chero kee' yon should be advised of the f,cl-that during me session o' lhe present Iegslattse, the couniy o f"vet'e has become notorious on acc ouni of he ma, 
 ny applications made by her delegatnon for the le. g''z'ns "' certain unlawful marriages Five unlaw- 'u' marriages in and for 'he counry Of Faye.e have been legalized by this Legisature! In, four of which there were indictments pending for ll,ery and in- ces! s"'h is the polio, of our legislaiiou Such s the source of the vii ut The genIelnan from Cbero. kee. Speaking oi the wit of Mir. Coop CT. must re-. Ev 10 our frIsad msclng, & most ins,,rrishIs vii.
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FRoMJAMAIcA-The Captan Of the bark Home, arrived yesterday, has politely furnished virh files of Kingston papers up 10 the 18th inst. They are mainl, filled with local affairs The Times pa,het,- cay deplores the wickedness and degemeracy of Her Majestys subjects in Jamaica, and gives sad details of house breakings, robberes, murders, &c. The Island newspapers devote considerable space to the discussion of the scheme of importing "immgranls' from lndia-one insisting the wise policy of the mother governments project of procuring 5000 Cool. ies and others sustaining the views oi the Colonial Legislature in limiting the number to 200O.
 Appropos. ihIs scheme is belng carried in. to effect for ensaving the poor Africans and Fast Indians in the different British West Indies, under the specions name of "Apprentices," the Jamaica Journal publishes "Appeal on the Iniquiiy oi Slavery and the Slave Trade. issued by the yearly meeting of the Religious Society of Friends of Lon- doa," and directs special attention to the publication of these ophilanthrop ss, and accords its full apprabaton to the objects and views promulgated in their document.
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ANOTHER CAPT KIDD ADvENTURE.-Ane en. terprislng company has been formed pt Baltimore, with vessel, diving bell. submarine arnor, &c. = The whole concern having taken its departure for the Island of Margala rear Cumana, for ihe purpose o recovering the milltar, chest and other valuabes al the Spanish 80 gun ship, ~h,ch foundered in 1915 in ten and hall ialhens water. This ship saIled with fleet from Cadiz for he Spanish Maine io subject II. and her boss defeated Narillo. The hu lies on hard sardy bottom, well known to the fish ernen, and the Venezuelan Government has granted teimssion o search for treasure, and is to receive live per cent of all recovered. Being the Admiral's ship. she had the military chest board unless the armament which Was heavy covers the money in some way, there Is a rrobabiliiy of reachng il.
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MOBILE
Saturday Morning. January a5, Is4S.

ygJ- Our letter and newspaper Pries C,artnf sheets contanng review ol market for the last week, ano also line late foreign commercial news. published this morning, and ready for delivery. Factors and others by leaving their orders can have the lalge shoe marked and euseloped as to avoid postage.
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MESSRS. MOULTON & CLARK beg leave 1vI to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mobile that their Dancing School will commence on SA- TURDAf, January 18th. at the WAvERLY HousF. The essons wii be arranged as not io interfere with the seminarIes Of lcalning-they will give two lessons Saturday of each week, from 9 till I2 o'clock and from Two till five. The gentIemen's class will meet on Monday and Thursday nights of each week, from Jill o'clock, ianl3 37KU
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A HINT TO LADIES T Hood, in his new work says:-''li k a tieat 10 see P,udy get nin omn- bus or c'u'se she eecis the hand that is held oui to her by male Civilny It might ghe her squeeze. Neither does she take the first vacant place but looks ou, for seat, if possible, belwee" an inno cert little girl and an old woman In the mean Ine 'he omnibus moves on. Prude,y totters, makes a snatch al Civny's nose, or his neck, or anywhere, and missing her hold, rebounds 10 ihe other side of the vehicle. and plumps down in n strange gentle mans lap. True modesiy wuuld have escaped all th SC indecorums."
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M OTICE-The undersigned inf rms his friends l and the public that he has taken the stores Nos 75 and 77 Water street, recently occupied by M Durand, Esq, and in ends continuing
 General Commission and Auction Business.
 He is now prepared to receive ana soicis con. sgnments. Particular attention will be given to sales of merchandise generally as well as to damaged Cotton, Port Wardens Sales, Fmnitme, Stncks Real Estae, &c. c. W. OGDEN
 G. BEAL, AuctIoneer. mn2O
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The brig Selua arrived on Ihe bar Wednesday She has made the passage henre to New York (wi,l fnll cargo) and hack in thirty days
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AGENCY OF THE MUTUAL SAFETY INs. Co.

UI7UIIt, AZHU JHII ! DR1NTED Certificates of Insurance on letter II sheet issued from ths AGENCY on Marine Risks for Cotton hence for Northern ports and Flu rope, with order the President of the Conpany in New-York, for such sums or amounts as may in of loss become due, in the same manner as if 4. separate Policy had been issued at the office in New York. ROBERT $. BUNKER, Agent,
 corner of Royal and St. Ffancis-sis.,
 JanZz 4ou up Stairs.
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charge d'aiiares AI Lima, who requested Admiral Thomas to demand satisfaction. The admiral came and seized the Peruvian squadron -hc charge d'af- iaires taking up his quarters board the steam lrigale Cormarant,
 Then the English vessels went tn Africa 10 take in water, but, permission heinz refused on the ground that hosilities had been commenced by the seizure of the Peruvian squadron. the English fired upon the town, destroying several houses. No date is given. IN. r. Com. Adv. l5th inst.
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him candidate for the office of Cle,k of the Cir cult Court of Mobile conutv, al the election on the first Monday of August next. iaol4 3s,ek
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There has been another arrival of a packet ship al New York, with later European accounts.
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FENU THE PUBLIC.-Having, in csnnexion with the proprietors oi the other Presses, signed a uniform tariff of charges colton, in order 10 com ply with the repeated solicitations of both Factors and Shippers, 10 relieve them from the perpe xi,s eau ed by many different rates, deem il due to ourselves 10 assign onr reasons for doing.
 The Tariff differs from the one published by us in the early part Of the season, in lui two items of portance. to wit: Planters Storage and nrayage from our wharycs 10 Press In relation 10 the first item have adopted ihe rate un,eraal, preferred by tile Planters, while we in the country last sumner, and with which they expressed ihensel,es entirely satisfied. In relation t0 the second we had only ngreed 10 dray from our wharf al cents per bale a5 an nducemeut 10 have cotton landed there. Had Planters c"rnplied as rigidly with their promis es to Us as we have wih our promises to them there would have been no necessity for cl,an Tn thIs iiem. As, however, with few exceptions, they have quietly allowed their ootton landed up town, in con- sequence oi whch we have been compelled pay l2 and To cents CT bale to have il draSed down, and cannot even now get II done al that, feel justified in consening To the 10 cents drayage.
 We, h. wev,r, had n.ther and stronger motive in view. The sp-own whar6ngers 10. some time past have been in he habit of paying all the extra expenses ncurr ed by boats cotton ordered to our whaives, but landed thei, $, in order to get ihe wha fage If he bala ice of the cargo, and compel to do all lhe long drayage.
 We place onrst Ives in position tp resist this ar Engagement and deprive them of any ,aducenent to continue il, consented o pm up dr;,,ag know ing that the agg egale charge could be made the same 10 Ile planter, by taking off the wharfage, with which ,le other presses had nolhng do, and in to days paper will be found notice 10 this effect. By 'hs we keep our faith to the cnunliy, and show To he parties up town what they may expect Iong HIS they pa, .lh, grab game. and seek lo deprive down tswn of it's fair share nf business.
 We understand that we are accuse! of having gone into combination by this arrangement. h regard tn the utier Pres cannot answer-for purse Ives we have ony to say il IS not true. And If any one dnnbts the act, h hIm give order the other Prtses for C"ton and he N i'll ascer tain whet,- CT or moi theie exists combination,
 We have no lear that our course will be censured by any intelligent liberal minded me, chan, or "lanter GREEN, CASEY JAMES,
 jan25 Independent Press.
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0O- The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sun. port him as candidate fur the office of Clerk of the County Cout, at the election in August next.
 I,nI6 4Ote*
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OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE Co. }
 Mobile. January IA, Is45. fhNHE Board of Directors of this Uffire have ,bis N day declared dividend of FivEpER CENT for the last sx months, on 'he capital stock of two hun dred and fifty thousand dolrs-pa, able to tockboId and after ]6th instant.
 jaDl5 THOS. " Mccoy. Secretary
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0u-I offer my io the voters of Mobile county candinae fnr the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election.
 Jtnl5 39ie EDWIN RUST.
 lr5-The undersigned announces himself a can lidatc for te,k of the Circuil Court of M Cbe coun ty, al the ensuing August eleciion.
 an17 4lie JACOB s. MARSH.
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Robert l.. Walker, Thus. J. Mccoy.
 Al orders left nt T. ,. MeCoYs Paint Storr No 5s Royal street, my residence third door below Church, Ceader street, will be promptly attended (lnl7 All II M
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IL will be seen from the following correspondence that Col WALEER dec lines the cisiliry of put lie dinner, leudered to him by citizens without dis iuction oI parl,, as token of ller appreciation nf the manner in which he dircharged the duties of So- lictor of this Circuit.
 COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO COLONEL
 PERCY WALKER.
 MOBILE, Jan. 22nd, 1s45. To Percy WoKer, Esq.
 SIR:-fhe undersigned have heen appointed a comm,e on behalf uf lheir fellow cllzens, assembled at ihe WaverIy House on inc 21st inst, 10 tender you he compliment of Public Dinner. as iestlmo- nial of the high and deserved estimate which the cil- iEens of e city nI Mobile have placed upon your pub- lie services Solicitor of lhe 9th Judicial Circuit. ln offering you this compliment, the committee would not do justice to themselves, they Jailed 10 express their deep regret that you have mol been reelected by the Legislature station which your talenls did not less to adorn, han your great zeal and fidelity To render ennemiy useful 10 lhe public. Without, sir designing, In any degree. to dsparage your sue cessor. who IaE best wishes for h,s success and efficiency, sure that we but express the unan- imons voice of your fellow ciIizrns oi the Circuit over which your late official futies extended, when say that few public officers discharged ther duties nure ably, and certainly, none with hdeli- r mnre scrupuous, dlgnlied and genIlemanl,. The testimonials illus offered NC feel To be an ac, Of justice at once 10 yourself, i'd to the community who have experienced the loss of services valuable as yours; and desire thai our fellow citizens m every part of the State should e informed of the hlgh estimation in which you were held b, those who had he best opportunity they had the deepest interest, in forming just and correct judgment of your meri s as d man and public officer. 1 In conclusion, we lrust that you will accept the complimeht tendered, aud request that you would signl, in your reply al what lime Il would be most agreeable and comenlent for sou Co receive from your fellow citizens this mark of their friendship, con. idence and dapprovai. We ale, sir, Very truly your friends, &c. l C. A. HOPPIN,
 H D. GWATHMEY, f. THOS. McGRAN, s. W. ALLEN, CllAS. LEBAkON, T. SANFORD, THOS w. Mccoy, EDM'D HARRISON, HINDMAN BARNEY, J. ". LESESNE, HENRY MYERS, | JAS. CRAWFORD. $. GRiFFIfliS FISHER, JOHN B. TODD.
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We are indehtnd to Mir. BAGBY, of the Senate for large and well executed "ap of Texas and the countries adjacent, compiled in the Bureau of the Corps of Typographical Engineers, for the State Department.
 We have also 10 acknowledge the receipt from MT BELsER and from MT. DOUGLASS, of the House o Representatives, phamphel copies of their se'era speeches on tlie annexation of Texas.
 The State Printer, Mr. Mccormick, has p litel, furnished with the classification of lhe debtors i' the State Bank ani Branches, arranged by the bank committees under advice from the delegates of the counties of their residence.
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OFFICE FIREMEN's INSURANCE CoM'Y.l
 Mobile Janunrv 2O lQt5

A ELECTION for Fifteen Directors of the A Firemen's Insurance Company of Mobile, w, be held al this Office on Saturday, lst February be tw cen he hours of 12 M. and 2 PM.
 jan2l J. T FRANKLIN, Sec, etary
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N OIiCE-All persons having claims against the School Commissioners of Mobile County:--spe requested to present them within thirty days from this date to the Secretary oi lhe Board.
 ianl0 n. STIfKNEy S.c,,
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DIR. WAY NK's

there are great
 variety which profess q aas to be of great value 10 Ihs =D
 human family, Ne hesitate not
 i0 pronounce Dr. Swayne's Com
 pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, as one
 of the greatest discoveries of modern
 science; of all the man, compounds nut
 fo,th for the cure of diseases which afflIct
 human nature, not one remedy can be named,
 whlrh has in IS short space of time, acquired such unbranded confidence W iih the public. and has ner(irIned such mraculous cures ,and which llas lied and received mnr eulogium from the faculty and others, this ustly celebrated remedy. Daily we learn from sources of responsibility, that have been affected in Coughs, Colds, Asihaa, Inhu. enza, Bronchitis, Splitting Bl nd, Liver Complaint, Pain in the Side and Breast, Rising or Tickling in Throat, Papitation of the Heart Nervous Debility. Broken Consltnlinn from the abuse of caloinei and other causes, a"d Consumpion; which has bs fled lheskiil of eminent medical practitioners, when in- valids given up hnprless, by having recourse to, aud perseyeiitg in that powerful remedy, have been radically cured There is now in the hands of the pr 'prietor certificates of which would asionish creduiiy itself were they made known lo the world. To those wlm are afflicted win the ab,ye diseases, we ga, give ihia medicine fair iri. al, yuu will then be convinced Iis is miserable compound, bu safe and powerful remedy, and that It's curative pnwrrs stand alone and equaed by none | CAuTIos-From the great popularity 0t this med icne, persons have been induced offer spurious | article, with the name of WILD CHERRY attached Therefore be cautious to ask for the original and on- b genuine preparation from this valuable tree. l Dr. Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. Principal Cfice. N W corner of s,h and Race sis. Philadelphia Agenis--Dr. w. II. Milnor, corner -f Broadway and John street, New York; R. A. I Sands, lS3 Bowery, New York; E. B. Warner, 205 Blocker street, New-York; Hay,Iand, Reese l. Co. New-York AndIew Oliver & Co, New Orl-ans; l.. R Swan, and ] Nj. Winsiow. Rochester. N. Y; R. S ] Adams. and E Kleine, Sl Louis; Wm. Thorn, Pitsburg; B. Hinman, z CincinnaIi; Pierson & Harrison, 720 Broad st, Newahk, N ]; Benjamia Ods, 27S Broad st, Newark, N. J; John 5. Harr,. son, Salem, Mass; J. II. Pierce, 4 Stanwix Hall, Maiden Lame, Albany. N. Y Backns & Bulf, Troy. N. Y; spading x harrington, Worcester. Mass; James Green x Co, Worcester, Mass; E. Holidge. Buffalo, N Ymk; Graoi & Bockee. Ponehkrrpsie. WY; o. 0. Woodman, V,ckshuig. Miss; H. & J. Brewer. Springfield, Mass; ]. P. Hall & Co, Bos- Ion, Mass; F. s. Holden, East Boston, Mass; Ran som & Stevens, Boston, Mass; P. M. Cohen & Co. Charleston, s. C.; Dr. John Carr. Memphis, Tenn. jan25 48Ky t
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SfIERIFF'S SALE.

sS nr5ss "%".s s@ ..e, Wesm.ll in in Isa sa 's of
 S,eamboa. Clarion. >ihe Court House door of Mobile couniy, Tuesday, the 4th day of Febru ary A. D., lS46, beiw cen the hours of l o'clock A. M and o'clock PM. of said day, the steamboat call ure, by virtue olhe above stared order of sale which issued rom the County Court of Mobile county and to me directed ts71 no -i
 in25 48 ds c, BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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FRoM SouTH AMERIcA.-We have the Scua- mario dc Carfagena of No, ember 10 and IT. These papers furnish no intelligence worth noticing from New Grenada, but one of them gives strange tale from Peru, m substance as follows:-
 Tine house of the British consul at Arlca having been sntered by order of the authorites 10 arres q certain individual, the consul somphMedto 10 the
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The eastern mail Was through yesterday with full
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White Lead in 100, 50 and 20 lb kegs. Togeth- e, with full supply of Patent Medicines. LoriIlard's Snuff, Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Tech, Cloth, Scrub. Flesh and Horse Brushes, eIc.
 Ht SETH W. ROBERTS,
 Wholesale and retail Druggist, s,gn of the Green Mortar, nortl, west corner of Commerce. and Dau- phin-sireets. 70. ian25 48
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OST-A DRAFT in favor of Daniel H. Tobin A1 dated the 7ih or SIh instant, drawn by R. N & D. w: Murphy, on and accepted by Messrs. Boy, kin & McRae, for one hundred and forty five tl45) dollars payable s,h 'anuary next, 1916. The find. CT will confer favor by leaving the same at tLe of fireet. ian7 ll
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HAY and POTATOES-'rhis morning landi ng E and for sale from the wharf
 175 bales best Portsmouth Hay
 26O l,bls do do white Polaioes. jan25 J. II. RIVERS & co.
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GAINESVILLE, ALABAMA, JANl, ,ls45 ENHE SUBSCRlBEkS have declined the Aurton II Business in the town of Gainesville, Alabama Thelr friends will therefore discontinue their sbin ments for sale in that way. Thankful for past fayors, they remain very respectfully,
 MCMAHON, SOUTHERLAND MORRIS. alu - "
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sHOARDING-Several gentlemen can be ao com. 4S modaied with Board aud Lodging and a larger number with Board only, at No. 6l Dauphin street, second dosr below Royal, by
 nov20 240d MRS. WORSHAN
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 Mr. RFyERpY JOHNSON of Baltimore, was dul, elected on the 18th inst by the Legislature uf Mary land. Sanator to Congress for SIX years from the fourth of March next, in place of the Hon. Wm. D MERRicK. whose tenn of office expires.
 Mir CHoATE, Senator from Massachusetts, whose term uG office expires on the fourth of March next declines re election. Mr. WEBSTER has been nominated suprly his place, and will of course be elected.
 Il is said thai Mir. JOHN M. CLAYTON of Dea ware, will be sent To the Senate from that State.
 Col PoLK, brother to the President elect, win, was nominated To the Senate ns Charge dA6aires |, Naples, has eClined the proItied appointment, and hIs nonination has been withdrawn
 Contra., to general expeetation, the Wings in the Virginia Legislature have determined bring tn, election nf i}niled States Senator, to supply ib' vacancy occasoned by the expiration of Mr. RIYEs of service in March. The .2'l inst. is the da, se, apart for thai purpose. The Richmond Enquirer denounces the movement, and alleges that adyanlag has been taken of the necessary absence of certain Democratic members, bring ihe election before the absentees can be notified and return.
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INDEPENDENT PRESS WHARF NOTICE. l-rhe Planters and Merchants are notified that the Wharves attached this Press are open free for all Cotton received them from and after this day
 jan25 GREEN, CASEY & JAMES.
 0J- The Dallas Gazette, Greensboro Be icon,W tumpka Whg, Alabama Journal, Flag &1 Union, Eulaw WhiT, Columbus papers, and M irion Herald, will please publish and send accounls to c. c. &y
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AND FOR SALE-We offer for sal. on favor A able terms, the following LANDS n Wilcox county, viz
 Section 22, township II, range east. containing 640 acres more less
 Also-Soulh east 4,secton 2I, township I4, range 6 east ianlS 42Mmol E. |. ANDREWS X COo
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\ IME-IoO casks ger steamer Red Rover Also AI 10 arrive, 500 casks white lump Lime, direct from Thoiniston For sale by
 ian25 J. II. RIVERS X CO
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n DIVINE SERVICE mn, be expected to.morrow, Al 10 o'clock board the ship Cornea in ihe lower bay, by the Rev. Mir. McCLASHEN, seamen's Chaplain for ths purt. innoS
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ENOR SALE at Northern piices--k II SPERM CANDLEs-l5O l,oxes first quality GOSHEN BUTTER-5O kegs superior @ CHEEsE-200 boxes 5..l JAVA CoFFEE-5 50 bags superior .5s TEAS 300 packages black and green nd OsEABURGs-l5 bales Lowell NoI SHiRTINGs-l0 hales 3. 1 Lowell .kERsEYs-5 cases Lowell anC Middlesex SOAP-500 boxes Ne CASTLE SoAP--50 boxes Mmseiles
 SPERM and WHALE OIL >s15p P LINsEED 0IL-500 gallons pure
 WHITE IEAD-200 kegs No l in oil jan22 T. H. CHEEVER 40 fs,rr,nerce ct
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FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. A a The regular pncket steamer BELLE GssssazzsasS{77G POULE, Il. R Johnston master, will leave for ihe above and all intermediae land inss on THlsRDAY, 25lh inst at o'cluck P. NJ.
 For freight passage apply on board or 10
 jan25 MOSES WAKING.
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FOR GAINESVILLE. En~@ h The new steamboat NEW ERA, AsssssszeEs7ss J. W. L,les, w leave for he ahove and all inlermndmie landings, on THIS DAY, 25lh inst, al o'clock PM.
 For freight or massage apply on board or to jan25 MOSES WAKING, 5S Front-st.