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COMMISSION BUSINESS
CHARLES CARVlLLE,
~ Pine ST, New York,
AGENT FOX THE NEW YORK MILLS

N. ",
II As FOR SALE, BY THE PACKAGE
II u % IN. ~ Y. Mil shirtngs
3c do
90 Extra super Water TWIST. a mos, superior fssne
Extra Twiled Jeans
Corded Skirts, Chambrays Cambria p.mty
And very general assortment Cotton PapaIoon stnd.
Of very superior styles
ALSO As AGENT FOR THE HUDSON PRINT WORKS q"
COLUMBIA CorSTT, "
very general asortment OF PRINTS AND FIRSIrIrpr
Prints comprising al the which Ct la., an .s
and skiu IN execution
ALSO A. AGENT FOR THE IDA MILLS TEcy NY
(BF-SJi-sLS -H5RSH-3LL, ESQ, Prsprt,r)
Auth vaIiou fahncs made that blisme nj T,.. Va nh
CON fiOm M 10 .,bi, an
m-hi OF COTTON GOODS worthy attention buyer. fem Al,
sections Of the county they offered ON III most IA
voarsbe
New York, Oct. IslS. o- sa-s,
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY L co. NANAGERN

"
Once No. iOI Wee; Main .u...
,..df. Lo'''y Gas. n ns Is.,-ro be drawn /. A,.u,.
df'A ID Z. .. saindAy. Mo-. sis. ist,.
sPLkspIp scutNs:
93O,OOO-l2.0 O0-6. 0OO-3 sOO-3 227-3 ono
%. 500.
"'"'e" 1900 So s.s'of 500
r.eI-,. s,o-ii.;v.. s-au. asa
Csrune''s. q pass.ss' rs whole i,e-sA.r. in p,o
GRAND SCHEME.
e5OOOO Capital
o2J0OO--lOOOO
. eanA Lottery. ia" G for lstS-T. be drawn ia ALr.n
Ssoooo-2o oOo-lo.0 o0-5OoO- 3o0O-2s53
-, nee" 1000 100 prIss Of 500
20 sss,bsr oisu-i, drawn bsYot,
Tinu si1-fisvs. o-olari.n 3-Eirb,h. so
cernes'e' Of psekse.of 2s Who'll. uehsu sIeo-sh.,,, i'm
AkI,sdria Io,i-ry. a. foe s.,-ro b. s,~o =, A.,
d''a' C. on Saturday. stdof Nov. isss
S3o.O0o-iO OOo-sOOO-soOo -4ooo-aooo-
DISQUALIFICATION
10 prnssof ioop 70 prizes Of 500
70 number ute y-tl draw ba,ot..
Tiekss elo-Haves S-onarler. 2 So
csraeas Of psekas OF IS tetr,. sso-h.re. I'm
Alexandria Lottery Gas. No. IS IN, ,s..r \, . A.,
andr.. ID q, on saturday. Nov 2sth ists.
SPLENDID PxIzEs
s. so s'p"a {" 1000, 10000 grand capital od $4,000
~ i.'ooo do $3.50
priE.s of 1890 ID 80
do i.soo 90 do SEQ
10 numb.r.-I. drawn BALLOT.
Tehsts eIo-Ha YES 5-ouasrr q SO.
Ceheaies Of packages Of Is wh, sI3oshsrs. In
above Splendid Lottery will prompt an. mi
an account Of the Drawing will be amer "A
70 all who order from I" Add,s..o
os 'e~e" Richmond. Va.
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Two SHOE DEALERS. GOODYEAR'S
hhhbLC kuBBER sHOEs-Tbe sbhscfiheu
ahose,ufers Agents for The SUPERIOR
en .neJ "sf 70 desles BY DE
's ~ Meas Over sbees spA I.ss.' o, ni.. Rv.s., s,
sPrer We are ao Agent. sas q al the various
huutet fshcs made usder Gecye.rs Improved p. mia such
Csfsfe Cn'hs Hoe Nschine Handing v,e, proof ,t, and
'spe' "s''A~f viii q" ~ variety Of article.
u. n. FIELD a co
97S Hahnors areet
Baltimore Oct Isgs e,S-g..
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LIGHT. LIGHT.

Light. LIGHT.
CORNELIUS g. CO., OF PuI.pp,pu,. ~.
OF Their Patent Lard Lamps which hav. b-.n
oaoy Known throughout The They n-o nm, puf.r-
~ OF every description for Public Buaas. Church
sses zoe introduction OF the Lard Lamp, been pro
ven 70 snSfd the cheapest and beat light u..d
ORDERS from the Wholesale Dealers Of The so.h n, . ,.
par OF The Union. attended to prounptp-.. - -
These Lamps for BY the p:nei,a ou....,,r Me-.
chants Of Richmond - o.
CORNELIUS & co.'s LAMPS
SOLAR Lamps both Lard and Oil. for Parlo,s
and Dining Rooms-a variety and Al all pree.
bseeo FACTORIES, Ae " ''' ~
general a. soInent and for ale BY
as WIN. =. BUTLER
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~ EW BOOKS received in advance. a, i1I
4 Main ~ ~ W Rsniolph Co
Huitcttu Tuesday, Oct pa
PhlAephs Saturday COURIER. Port SOD C.s.. A, a., o,,
'paon 'Ius'fs'ed funch Taes and News for Oe her b
minstrel Love by Baron Fouq1e suhot Of a. o.,
A~es G'Imtern the Robbst Captain. s,e IT. N Owe
Nos 81 and 70 ulustrsted sh,hs.ps.t. gs,
nes'hk ths on- Indian Of Merafowsy re
seu visa tbs Dy.,roysr Pride wnhout Pm pie iSs
snd sapPy History Of Tyler py a-ty, sic
p''t' No 7s Liltehs Living Age. iye
~ eop.' WaHdeFrc Jew complete, 81 soc
No Iluitatcd Use
DO ~ CoptaBa's Dictionary Of Med cine soc
NO ~ ard last Dcmsstc Economy, 2Sc
keV Joseph Wo'ds Nilsson 70 Boshaa, with plates
Appetons hiscehsny No. aEi3 Ftomss, See. th, n.
uotAsd, b. N,bsoni ycl. 60. C. az
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AUCTION GOODS.
IN DoZ LINN Csrb Hdks a. I2l. IL and IS az.
oO 100 WOODEN Csps I9I cis. Wanh Is.
50 pieces Bonne, Rita Dd per Vi
20 do Negro Jeans, oni, % Esfyd
so DO plaid Linseys, hom igl 20 %
20 do scarist Fiaunes. an WOOL II IS etc
~ do saun-t, from 2s,t to ~ per VI.
10 do ~ white Fi,nnsis very hsavy only IS and ~.
80 bsaehei fah'e Diaper. only So ett. worth q. Sd
20 do mourning f'iais ~ i2t worth IL.
A. q Furpifur, u. NIFTY -, srv rb.,,
90 do Mousln, IN . a. ~, ", fth u cs
100 % cord Cambics atst ets per ID
500 pairs u Negro Bhntsts TO- sri,t. t,, eRI,,.
20 DO Whitney DO very cheap
20 DO i2i Rc-~ AZ only o. th~ pair
1900 ysrts bleaeb~d shhurg. barrain.
20 ~. C1oih' and Cashmere. a. price.
~ o. the above goods b. .iss here enumerated
have been purchased suction ft cash ana
VII D. dspoeed ~ ~ the fnae advance ready money
Se believe "duct stpence better thap sninf"
hope word 70 the prove sucrer .! You want
csnat the Cbeap Cash Store II EDRts BFRELEY
o. M N.fo st,.., p,.h,...s
A PPLE BRANDY-5o bb- Nor her, Apge nt.n'y 10, al. J.,
q nc ~ EDNOND q UAvENPu
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Anotion 9ales.
FUTURE DAYS.


= SUrUHE DAYS.
sy Davenport. sIi-s &c.
L BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS
% THUksDAy. Nov Oh Iot oees NJ our Auction M N.
xzs ess-s sso. sho-s. Hat. &c soaaprisins-
KIP Boo. Yosth.
Mems BrJxans ID ,ysdo.
Womrn- srspped EoS.
Mics Pesr-d d.
womens Sew -
Do Bufk,a-
Mems Calf Pesxed Bosans
cry npd. Brusans
raS ssi Per Hats
Supsrsns q
sve t.-stksr ~.
ih.Ah-Oahf 800, cash for eoo and %
proved paper. DAVENPORT ALLEN A co A.e'.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUA.
- BILE WAREHOUSE situated on the D,k IN thu ,tv of
hIehr'ondbv ef aups ,os Co.r
" Law and hanesy Ahhsrst
nay ot august, 1888 IN wherein Robert Br~wn comma
Ne OF esrah o. heren widow and re'et Of DlsrH
ed psinun and tir Erseuor Of IN. lib oil
as others Including hts devsee defendants the under
pf"e~sd upon r sell bidder the bot and
tsaeuent in tie -d decree ento,ed Known n. Dbre, Wa,
bo-sr and Is .ina,sd on Cary the Doet
retm Of saie-Ca.f dsf,sy OF ..i and
iFtse RESIDUE payments of thr.s portion.
twelve and srhe-n months credit i-ere.t from H a.y Of
e The n'sre, Tn be Iad both ,.l and
Interest To Be secured by negotiable
an' me - retained further security property b.in< NJ
~ NJ hanh- OF snsnt will uIl Tia
u ~ nary ietS and the a,o r-.<r,s
t-o&c'ds John THOMPSON Jr Com
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q. BHINCKEHHoOF,s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

-
UWE practical Of the Health being 10 relieve
500 cure those most hazardous agonns diseases
Liver Complaint Coughs and Pains
ue ana Ches' u considered both and proper h.t
80 .s me more particularly relating properties In
.n, & 'oinaey 10 compounded ~ pant
S , o nas not ought therefore, the ssvtHous aid Of
aanseou' mineral Pfeson. which only p.u,,e :, N. bs
'ns usear The fact 81 the Rs,oratve being purely
westioF eottbosted ny the te,inouy on N. ,n.r ~
,ha Ne" hoik who afef and psg,s s,.,,io,,
o. The truth Of IT, and e6.susuy s,o., s.,u a.
point farthe The ptomp'ness n aston M ~. ~
wb'u ooutt unparalleled " shows ep.ryr,,, .,,n \.
heatng disease and then beslaE part hat the e.
paHeu Hha ehieebed Lealth 70 a.o, -.
conclusive The happiness 81 being insuep N -. ~
ooutora brnsm " eo gFeai 70 this Restorative "A
a. heretofore within narrow a.S ,hs
has made such arrangements th rrus Ia. In
V Gao 30 eaehed ~ su The
aans The most touching of disease kapy cared
me Possibility 81 their being published eIts.L ., ,,
sre zen AZ the once Of the General Agent fpr
Ihe following eehcsie 10 non Dr Chzoa -sn snor.
New Yoth Chemist:
y have snayxed bottle % called &C.
bea Restorative. and dBdthst not contain Ns,cu, a,
ny o'het metaie preparation Opium any % H form.
e""po'eiof vegetable msurf entirety"
Jasts v. CuLrox, NJ d
-. e. BRINCKHRIIOFP, Pfoprietos n "
rnnoipsi Ohoe, $50 nfoone Street New Yort
W for sale W the Agents
oc ~ aayAoR xyoon a ,o -,
hArs, Sheet ,n wue Fenders Bra.. Rr.s. III, a,t
fohhed SHOVEL rongs snd Poters Bn and fo.hcd Foat
"sh to' @h low BY SMITH HARWoODS
~, hsIad.
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FRESH GOODS,

At WIRREN 4 F1RISS
NV have Just received New York the orons ~, M
w d,srsbts Goods W. "
hSh Fancy siss ~ snd Bue Bt PAN and striped s,ts
fars Cashmeres and MSusines
furk'ue Cashmere ard Thilstshavh
Piack SIN Frinses
An on hard few pieces stsd Plaid fr Isd~. e..-
lace anFo N Tsons fot evening beautfn tst
oi Ffrte Embtottei nstac CcIs TatHon Role. Nu
Revere & Hdsf' Thread Esug AND Iases VIEW res Bon
ut Ribbons. kc wARRgs a r,ptss
- NJ, o M.t,g
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80. CmARLEs mOusE. ROLLINGRRnnk

st CHARLES HOUSE, BOLLINGBROOK
- tcei Petersburg Va, BY srsastt Co Of Rchm mi
VIE subscribers have atcd Opened Hou.. on Rot
rsor % "f'et recently cccuPsd ios Once. By Nj A.
Mherfy snd ohcT themselves . the public.
They al alway b. furnished sd .be,es.
Which the mikst aHd snd lave made receive
rgnsf surrs q Fth spd Oysters foa Nsot which viii be
srvei % The hes no Zee A. betr
ds-fe 10 plese alteration BE- psd Their
a'" Nmbe neatnca order ant comfort" ahd long eve
enee IN business WI enable thru up their mott,
Gen'snsn from the ecuniy sns furnished win
such ~,skss they may dess Of the shortest L.r
ass and excellent sa' ling fos their horse.
Tue hsr fufnhed With the bet q wincs GquOr.
u selected 81 e Nsw Ioss Cuson. House syr can
% LA J. n HTEGAII or.
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DOC LOST!
STEAYED sw,y on sunday Evenr < is- sp,n.
E.,tYA - vi nog. mostly white ~h avef soloufsd SOFA.
~ hsd 81 eoFar m1keI ~. ~. ausries~ and
eko1EZSSh has he semper Any Information % hun -H
% msnsiu'y received and suHsbly rewarded, By
&c VT JOHN THOMPSON A On
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MIN ERAL KNOBS.
DlERPONT MAIIARY A, Cn NJ,

IN EMAIL kNOBS.
plERPONT, MALLARY Il Co, New U,.
vts Coss Manufacturers OF Mineral Knobs Rim and Nor
S Atehe, &c various prices, and OF different qualities
The Mineral and Peah White Knob is new arieIrxsrS a..
e ahi never requires cleaning finish m
EiSh OF une souhern and South Merchant. "a M 40
well 10 call VIII IN visiting IN. Nor,h m o.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
ME subscriber this day formed wt NJ,
- hussoh w Josrs OF Buckingham County Th. hus,n :.
will In future be conducted of Jo,a. T.
will make liberal advances proiue. an hani once nm Is
street near Csfego Mills X N l. DIeREII
Enqui,"r rcqusset 10 copy o. -
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II FAD, AD.-ASTONiSHING CURE

A lICANTE MATS
oc " LEWIS GINTER
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Baltimore Oct Isg
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07
NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
BY THE EXPRESS MAIL FROM N. YORK.

'hilmer and Smiths European Ttnes"
A0s6a1 Arrangements have been made bv
NkN>kff> which THE EUROPEAN TIMES,
-SkaeeAtasss published in England, expressly for
the U. STATES aud CANADA, will be sem for.
ward on the arrival Of all the Steamships 10 Rostsa
and New York from England
The paper will lie forwa, ded from New York
the arrival "fthe Express from Boston, freqUsn,iy
"a hours in advance of the regular mail. to the Ci,y
TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. nFI t- ~ ef
II has already attained very high character. and
may with great preprie,y he snid 10 contain tie bssf
prices current, the best shipping si. and Ii hs Best
Foreign Furopeoa Nees Paper which reaches this
country from Eng.and-tor il comprises in CON
densed form OF twenty -four columns, every deserip.
ton OF news Of interest to america. which has tran
sphed in England and other Foreign ports. from
The smiling of the previous up To the hour Of depar-
ture Of the steamship which conveys the for,hsOming
number. 3D. .r
Amongst other numerous and fatiering testino-
nials the Boston Morning Post says ...fj
"We are greatly indebted TO this newspaper for
onr foreign, miscellaneous and commercial news
One number Of wilmer and Smiths Eurspean
! mes is worth whole file OF any other EasIish
paj'er." e'''.
Subscription 81 per ann,,m. u . I'D ia
VrMR OSHAUGRsEssY, tile agent for "The
European Tnnes," IL in the city and solieiis
subScrbers for the above; also, for all the European
papers including the reviews, The London Puach:
The IND News aud Times &C. SC. He will be
ound during his short stay in the City, al the Mas.
sion House Hotel or al Boullemei's Literary De.
pot. WIZ l .l-l xp5
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

GENERAL tEaARKs.-We have no porceptible improve
en TO note IN trade; business continues drag along
slowly with limited transactions the fact
at tnee large number of country customers Town.
and ioerable fair enquiry The advanced prices ny
OF the primary articles of provisions and groceries has
doubtless the effect OF preventing operations in uriny In
stances, and of curtaing them in others no one hIyiny
beyond immediate supplies Owing the upward tenen-
of several articles holders are in some cases
above .ne market value which renders prices
regular ana uhcu 70 quote correctly, IL may he re-
marked, however, that high our market il i, has mo-,
advanced proporionateiy with of New Orleans mi
ces in several particulars being nearly the same
including charges Imports have been to anon, he
tent Of former weeks-in some articles ns cnrn aonr
Whisky etc, the snpplyis abundant while meats Of nil
MhuS conee sugar ana few Others are relatively light
Inc weather has been pleasant and very fnyoa ha ",
Inc country as to the progress of planters in getting her
crops In The ground in this vicinity is Inches
high. es
BAaaIsd AND RoPE-The imports have been fair but no,
SO aee as In week before moderate enquiry continues
al previous prices, which are very irm-sales ON time
generally r a. iSs for Kentucky baggng and $685.
cents. Irvine sells at l2h (Ol4c ~ '-' 80
bAcoS-ight receipts, with some enquiry chiefly for
saes sales however are limited BUYERS indisposed IA
take beyond present necessities, Prices have advanced
about fc per d. our quotations being So 15gs es for
extra hams 9l0 lie. In small quantities NV III "''''
BuTTER-As the warm season approaches n oood MT,
Gle as usual becomes scarce We quote best IN markat
- cents. " "'iAe'
CHEEsE-The supply light, nearly all western bo,
which sells at SDS1sc. ~ ''A
CASDLEs-A light retail demand at 2s03oc. with an
CoFFEk-The improved feeling noticed in our ,., oon
nues, and prices of Rio have gone up about Ie per
o present quota tons being 6A7c, with very little nm
the market In the early part Of the week hundred
h g sold at 61sfD6ssc. Havana 7hfd06c-nominaI a
pretty fair request for Rio. lot of 600 bags fair Rio sold
yesterday To arrive at 8Ac.
FLouR-reat dullness has characterized this article for
several weeks IL forming nearly the only exception 10 the
general upward course Of western produce We quote
oo s44oto $3.50 per bbl Reails at Si4. The receipts
are quite heavy.
eaats-Free receipts of corn prices ruling about nv at
our last tSD4sc. Oats limited receipts bur supDv an
1cient-3eEDi Oc. rf' sui
Hay Arrivals of 1872 bales North River nearly all nj
which changed hands 20 cents The reta p is 81
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BY and With the adpiss and consent offhe Stnafs
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.

CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICEkS.
COLLECTORS.
Ichsbod Jordon, Soco, Maine, vice Trlsfram Stor
err, whose commission expired.
James Osborne, Kennebunk, Maine, vice Danie
Remick, whose commission expired.
William M. jackson, Plymouth. ass. vice ]. N
Stoddard, whose commssi ion expired.
Thomas F. Carpenter, Prov violence, r. !. vice w
r. Watson, whose commission expired.
Norris Wilcox, New Haven, Conn., vice X. X.
Hinnman, whose temporary commission expired.
Abel Huntington, Sag Harbor. New York, vice J.
II. Gayton rejected by the Senate.
Thomas j. Paslaer, Ocrncoke, North Carolina,
vice S. veser Brown, whose commission expired.
NAVAL OFFICERS.
William Parmenier, Boston, Mass. vice George
Roberts, whose temporary commission expired.
SURVEYORS.
ID F. Seamens, Providence. Rhode Island, vice
w. p. Greene. whose commission expired.
Winhio OPP Pickering, Portsmouth. N Hampshire,
vice Joseph L, locke, rejected by the Senate.
Asa Gay, Ti,erton. K. l. vice George Hawland,
whose commission expired.
George Brown. Pawcatuck. R. Island. vice Sias
Sisson. who did not qualify.
E. F. Purdy, New York, N: y. vice Henry Z. At
wood, whose temporary commission expired.
John DAVIS, Philadelphia, Penn: vice Thomas A.
Copper, whose temporary commission expired.
Robert Butler, Smthfcld, Va, rearpointsd.
Gordon Forbes, Yeocomico, Va, reappo'nted.
Armand Lefels, Larien, Geors'a' vice Edward
Hopk ins, resigned.
Jacob indy, register, Edwardsv'lls, Illinois, vice
A w. Jones, deceased.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

IARp-Reseipts have again fell or While maaelaie
enquiry exsts-prices very stiff and rather higher a NJ
our last say 7AGD5c Sales Of Dbl lard MADE Al
LIaE-A cargo Of GOO casks arrived during "1 I'm
will be stored, demand yet preVanlhs' w q"0
SILaIs by the draw load and SaIGDS2 single cask.
LuMBER-We have no change TO report mn pileos 20
fDsiOper NJ with a very limited demand Amongst tne
exports OF the week another CHE second cargo OF snip
tnpbrr for the French government with whom under
stand il is considered very SUPERIOR
MoLAssEs-Receipts have been moderate, Win iii
enquiry prices having slened up about sc per gallon
during the week-say 25f12S}ac Some dealers holding
for 29iD30c. without sales
PoRK-Thc market is unsettled prices continuing to
advance with very limited stock, and enquiry
Sales of mess have generally been SI3Dl3 and prime
SIGDIt9f. lot of so bbls sold yesterday at SIS
holders however refuse these prices which are ne
higher than last New Orleans quotations. and ask sl4 aho
Sl2. without safes.
RcE-The supply in first hands quite small and prices
firm at 81 tD4c.
SraAR-The receipts are still small and bnt rhine
tied parcels held speculation, and goCers modefaiey
stocked. There is poor sugar in market nothing
5Ac from which up TO 6Ac. for choice covers me 1lie
grades agreeable to sales. One lot OF Strictly
is held &C., but without sales. The speculative leehg
in this article effected white sugars, which nave ge
morally gone up lc. per H. .-.,,-
SALT-Three small cargoes Liverpool arrived since lhls
day week and two previously received have cleared out
ward without breaking bulk. We quote sales o chtgeH
bleached al s0c brown al 75c. and another nan e
same rae-a afoat. From wharf it sells Al 9ocf1Sl
per sack.
WHIsKEY-Aloderaie receipts, but ample supply. in
view Of the demand, which is limited Prices have SUI
iened tribe since last and now quote ordinary
brands recIiliPd 20 q Gd2l nc. extremes.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07
We hal la!e. from Nsw. York Of lhe gg!h on s.Lur.

We had dates from New-York of the 2sh 5alur-
day, aud from other quarters lutte as due.
The NEw-YoRK cotton market continued without
change in price, except for low Upands, which were a
ther lower. good demand txport-sar i"r three
days 1900 bales, making total the week Of 1900
bales Imports from lsl to 2sih March 5e,Stb bales
Exports ffom lsl TO 25th, %, loo bnles
Prices of Mobile aud New -Orleas-inf 4i@5c ord to
good ord 5i@6ic mid TO good mid 6tdba mldi"r to "ir
6i07s; fully far 7l@7ii good hir 7tast
Freighis 10 Liverpool 5-ItG7-l6d slight decline
other ports no chrnge.
Foreign exchnnge in active demand with large opera
Iions for transmission by the Boston steamer OF LIST nst
aud The market closed very firm, Continental hills being
little higher Sterling si0st, Francs 25 s 23a
The PH1LApELPHIA Commercial List of the 29h ult.
reports a follows
CoIon-In our Inst we noted the sales OF 1850 baIes
cotton partly for export. The keI since has become
active. but prices remain without varnionmos of
Apeculaors have leh the market, and spnnes buy
spuringy Sales OF 6l0 bales, prising 34O bales Nh
bile and Aew-Orleans ord 10 mid fair nj 81 a7c-l5o
bales initr price; and $40 hars Upland nj
Tor ordinary to lair quality, CASH and time About go
bs les are going forward to Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL cLAssIFIcATIoN-M and New Or
leanS-h IA II; ord scot; md 6t0b4 good mid bs ma
lair 10Th; fair 75a72
Arrived from Mobile Ave bales; Newo Orleans SIS. To
tai 7l3 bales.
Dates from New-York of the evening OF the 29th ut
were received by yesterday mail,
The sales of cotton for The week ending on Friday
evening were large, amounting 10 1850 bales The
rivals during the same period ls.0l baes-pices
are about The same on the Saturday Previous and the
same quotations are continued. New Orleans nnd Nd
bile inf565ii ord 81 a g. mid 64a6f, mid far 6$d7; fair
7ta7i good fair saDsIi nne, none.
Al APALAcHIcoLA the eth alt. The arrival OF the
Cambra's news suspended ~ operations in cotton Tor
the day, since which 0'e sales have been At hout
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-07

The New-Yo,k Courier and Enquirer is strenu.
ousy supporting The native candidate for Mayor, in
preference 10 the regular wing candidate. II saws
OF M. Haper:
s. As for his American Republican,sm, what viii.
did not vote the American Republican ticket last a,,.
inmn! We all voted ii and Mr. Harper is as good
wing as any oius."
Ibe Courier and Enquirer contends that native
ism ID really part and parcel of the whie creed
and ought to be so treated Mr.. SELDEN, the wing
candidate, came ont in an able speech against the
natveists, and appears TO have lost him the sup
port Of his party. A, previous elections under the
pressure Of ihs pending presidential contest, the
wings elsewhere excused their New-York associates
l"r abandoning their own tickets for the support Of
the native tickets, the ground Of political nece.
sny-a temporary coalition for u single object. This
spring It will be developed plainly, thai the wings
are nearly all nativesls, from preference, and that
the perfect Junction Of the two. in as well as
feeling and purposes, is only retarded for the present.
by an internal struggle of politicians. The shig par
~ 's undergoing conflict, with view 10 the di-
rection Of Their political leadership for the future Mr.
WEBsTER's friends are desiIous Of putting him at
the head Of the party ut once. in view Of the next
PRESIDENTIAL election, and Native Americanism il
MIR. Webster's capital. Poor Mr.. ARcHER's
presidential aspirations are smoihered by The stupd-
Wy oil his anti-Texas report. A sIouter reputation than
MS could not survive under that huge mass Of ncon-
s'u0aS dullness; and Mr.. Webster is the undis-
p'''" mead OF Native American whggery. To this the
"'e"'' '' olAY object as premature abandonment
81 '''l" some Of Them are fond enough in their zeal
,o' ''' 10 expect that he can yet be elected Pres,-
ae"'' ana they wish the policy othe wings adapted 10
That end; at least they will not have il shaped as if
that hope were inaily abandoned. In this isht we
look upon The New-York dissens,ons or ,xhigyerv.
They are movements having an impor,au, hearing
upon the position of parties hereafter, and be,eo,e
much interest ia attached TO the New-York cb,,,sr
election, and its various party phases.