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;hoes. Hats sand Leather Caps
s2US,35 SS9B, ,x23 $75,SeI $3a5 4s
 FOSSILS 7e.oe
Excess of exports

| Excess of exports
 over imports. $667, ,g06 S3O5,G3 For three quarters uf the year.
 Including tats caps. and muhs
 | Now, here the results oi the protection which ile boot and shoe makers, and haiters, derive from | the tariff For the last four years and three quar-
 ers. he expor,s of boots, shoes, and hats. have cseded he imports by several hundred thousand dol-
 ars thus proving, ittt Tn relation 10 those articles the supply ticeeGS fhe demand. Consetluentiy. the shoemakers and matters obliged to seek foreign market Tor the surplus Of their prodnctions beyond the consumption oi this country; therefore, the .arf l ain, ds them not the least protection.
 These are facts that are worth myriad of the idle l theories of the proIecl,unists. It may also be marked, that ibe shoes imported are generally ol d | very choice description of rench kids for wear in | the families of wealthy manufacturers, who der,e | their wealth from takes levied upon all the coarse cottOns and other material worn by the U. States shUemakers and their families. Every article used by these operatives is taxed to the utmost; hence We in the table that lhe export 0i their wares
 has dscnsd since the operation of the present taxes, which, to thc extent of their opera,ion, iucapsci iates nur mechanics from competing with those of | England, who are not taxed, in d foreign market- Both the home and the foreign market are injured by
 tariff, because the means of the great of con sumers are diminished by it; as for instance, m l ls42 the average prIce of flour in New York vas | S6. and during the last yeur 1t has been S4 6O. The quantity of flour and wheat brought 10 tide water ls, say 2,500 900 bbls; on this, difference of Si 50 I per DDi diDOuIiS 10 >fBS4V,OoU. Al cf oVs HUH will scarcely pay To be sent 10 market; al S6 0O which it will always command under low tariff.
 there remains pro6lo 900 10 the producers
 to expend in boots shoes, and other articles of ne- cessty, winch cannot be bought al all when flour IS
 low. It is the same with fall of cotton. By the operation of the present tariff, cotton cloths tained at monopoly prIce unnaturally high. and | that high price diminishes the consumption in the United States at least 200 ,000 bales of cotton, or 90 per ceut of the present consumption. This makes difference of al least cent per 10 in the price of the whole crop, equal 10 S9 600 900
 loss to the Southern planters, who. in consequence, buy less Lynn made shoes and all other articles - The shoemakers pay 63 cents for B yards of shirt | ing, when they ought to get yards for the same money. The tariff confers monopoly wealth, however, and they deprived of B yards of cloth and the planter loses inc safe of lb of cotton, ihe price of which, as we'll as the value of the cloth, goes into the pockets of the factory stock holder who sends to Paris for his shoes. This is 'protect tug home industry LIN. Y. News.
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LiVERPoOI-Per bark shannOn--il93 bales cotton. HAVRE-Peg ship Hanoyer-l776 bales eotlnn.
 GLASG0W-Psr ship Mlchlgan-l5o9 bales cottoa.
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MAssAcHrsETTs-The Boslon Atlas gives he following the result of he votes at the late elec- ton, in all the towns in Aassachtsers excepting Cos hassei, Prcvncetown, and Truro:-Brggs, 51 ,574; Davis. S7.I62; sewel, 7j6o; Shaw, 7454; Scatter ing. 1898
 By the above ii appears that Briggs falls slort of plurality over all others by 230O votes. and he has received I4,II2 votes more than Isaac Davis. tbe Democratic candidate.
 The Representatives elected thus far show l72 Wings, 5l Democrats, and Natives.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-27
MARINE NEWS.
Port or ObiIe--NovemLer a7. Is45.

CLEARED. ship Hanover, Drummond. for Hayre, by Bell Jr. Ship Michigan. Mason, inr Glasgow, by Martin. Bark shannon, Nowell. for Liverpool. by J Gibson. Sloop Iuntress Safold, for Galveston in ballast by muster.
 ARRIVED. Ship Tallahassee, Stoddard, from New York 10 Ryan Taylor. Brig Watumpks. Fowler, from New York, to Ryan 6 Taylor.
 Brig Margaret, Burke, Ii dsm Philadelphia, to Whit Hker & Sninp Schr Diidrm, Lipscomb. fin Attakapas, 10 master. Schr EIyira Roberts, IS ds i'm Philadephia 10 Beers d Smith,
 Steamboat Agnes, Walker, i'm New-OrIeans. Steamboat Fashion, Fuerto on i'm New Orleans. Steamboat MonteIuma, Baker, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Union, Barton, irom Montgomery with 25l bales cotton. bales Steamboat Eureka, Leouard, from Norwood's Landing vii h 422 bales cotton.
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ESLAvA, MURRELL g. co.

ROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE, M WINES AND LIQUORS-HAYDEN g LEE, Nos Commerce and Front streets, offer for sale on the most liberal ternis well selected stock of Groceries, consisting in part of tho following articles
 200 bags Rio Coffee; 50 do Java do
 20 hbds New Orleans Sugar
 17o bbls Rectiiied Whiskey
 100 bbls St Lotus and Ohio Flour .
 50 bbIs Molasses; 100 kegs Nails, assorted
 10 casks Sides and Shoulders
 100 boxes N E Sperm Candles
 l5O pkgs Mackerel, salmon and Shad
 100 pcs Kentucky Bagging; 100 coils Rope
 300 gals Sperm, Winter and Fall Oil
 100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brands
 40 halfpipes supreme Old Braudies
 50 qr casks Madeira Sherry aad Port
 25 baskets Champagne
 100 packages Teas, very superior
 2 pipes Eagle Holland Gin
 25 bb!s Old Monongahsv Whiskey American Gin, Jamaica Rum, Scotch Whiskey, Ale in bbls, London Porter in qIs and pts, Cherry Bounce, Fruits, Brandy Apr,cos, Prune, and Cher res. Smyrna Figs, Sulana Raisins, box Raisins, Prunes in glass jars, Currants, Cilron, Havana Sweet Meats, Northern Preserves, Canton Preserv- ed Ginger, Ciaret Wine in boxes Also-Cordials, Sardnes, Indigo, Bay Water, Stomacn Bitters, Stoughlpn's do, Lemon Syrsps, Philbers. Almonds and Mustard. nov27
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THNHE LARGEST and most elegant assortnant of 4 SILKS and SHAWI.S ever offered in Mobile

HNtIE RGEST and most elegant assortmant 0 4 SILKS and StlAWLS ever offered in Mobile -DANIELs g. BRADY would call the attention O purchasers to their stock of Silks and Shawls whic they are now offering at reduced prices
 New and rich iped Pekm Silks
 New an elegant brocade and watered Silks Plain and striped Caneleon. all coiors
 New and beautiful repd. Armures
 Plain Gros d'Afrlque, all cplors
 Blue black and jet black Satins
 Blue black and jet black Gros de Suisse
 Blue black and jet black Gros de Rhyme
 Blue black and jet black (iros de Graine Blue black and jet black Poult de Soi
 Blue black and jet black waiered Silks Splendid long Cashmere Shawls, from s15a80 Splendid square do do do do Aso--A large stock of Broche, Merno and Woo Shawls Al very low prices. together with all kind of Sewing Silks. nov27 UNDRIES--soO coils Rope N S0O pieces extra heavy Kentucky Bagaug 800 kegs Nails, l50 Do xes No Soap
 200 buxes manufactured Tobacco
 50 cases Wool and Fur Hats
 20 boxes double refined Cast Steel Axes lOJ boxes Chocolate
 100 Se3ars, various brands
 l50 boxes assorted Cordials ....
 half pipes Seignetie Brandy On consignment and for sale bS nov27 McRAE, RAvEsIES & BULLOCK. sS UNDRIES-25 25 bbls Rum S 50 bbs Old Mnnongahea Whiskey
 25 bbls Old Rye do 300 kegs Nalis, Phiadel pha and Boston 25O casks Lime in air tight casks 100 bbls No 2 aud 3 Mackerel For sale low to close consgnments by nov27 BEERS & SMITH.
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JNO. D. HAYNrE.

JNO. ID. HAYNIE, n5
 COTTON BROKER Aa-l nov27 247tf No. 3 Waler-si-Mobile. LNXCHANGf. on Boston and Portland, (Me } aI lA sight and sixty days, for sale by
 nov27 8lrt J. A.. HOOPER, 40 St Micl,ael,st MIR w H. PRONE is my authorized Agent IVA and Attorney in fac' during my absence from Mobile. Inov27I VIM. P. BROWNE. HORSE-A first rate Dray or Carriage Horse II II for sale. Apply to No. 70 Com-st. nov27 CRAN BERRIES-8 whole, 10 half and 10 ar V bbls, ia store and for sale bv
 psv27 THO6. P. MILLER . So.
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UTFOR MAYOR-GEORGE E. HOLT Is announced by his friends candidate for the office of Mayor the approaching municipal election, and recommended to the suilrages of his fellow citizens individual em- nenty qualified for the oce and such entitled their confidence and support. sepl3 2Oltde+
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MARINE ELIGHTs.-Experiments are about to be
 tried in Boston harbor, having for their object the comparison of the French system of Liz hhouse illu
 mination with the American. They will be under the direction of J. W. P. Lewis. Esq.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen iha, application will be made in six weeks after date. to the Register of the Land Office at St. Stephens, for certified copy Board of Commissioners, Robert c. Nicholas and Joseph On mbers, to James Denly, of Daniel Ward, for one thousand acres ot Land--tbe original of whic, has been so lost or misaid thst canno, find il; nor has the same been legally ferred All persons are hereby notified, whonso- ever il may concern, that information may be given to me if said certificate of confirmation be in their posses ssnn--,laled the Eth day of August, 1903.
 oc,21 2l7tc HIRAM MOUNGER
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Gr The friends of GEORGE WOODWARD and FREEMAN c, EWERS. will support them in 2nd Ward as Cand dates for reelection n he Boad of AL derinen, noyI3tut
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ihlhl. ...'''.'..ss.-s.-'.. '..-.........2 zZ9 ' Total Import since inst tst...............,21n0 Export lrum l~i to s h Nov. ............. s.4O6 ENchmge-T Thrre has been nothing done in Forcign since lhe d'mrlHre 0 The >tetnsf ths market generally Is hrhNi, 1nd oterima particularly
 FrrehS--Tn Rr,puni HuI Lundou, rgunRu steady nt oHf qhnidilnhs To iiavrr 4f per ib Is demanded for sqne cntton, hs the ptctet tn inst. To Msrseile, s, by the pncSet -i pioX roliop ts taken 4r per lb
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GF The friends or WILEY B. BROWN and A. c. HURSEY, announce them candidates for Aldermen of the 7th Ward, at the ensuing municipal election.
 novl4
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GJ The friends oi JOS EPii CAIN will support him as candidate for Alder man o the Sixth Wurd at the ensuing election, nOyl7
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NOMMITTED 10 the Jail of Bibb county, Aia- V baina, on the 27th efApril hast, q negro man calling his name GEORGE. Said boy is about 90 ken and hss a ,c,r mn encb side of hi. forsh.s5p Said boy says he belongs ts speculator iu Misss- sIpp by lhe name of James Johnston, from North Carolina. -s
 The owner is requested to come forward, prove the first Monday ,a November pext to pay Jail fees.
 el0 l60tcmo H. ]. GATES, JaiIot
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uTJ. F KING and JOHN B. TODD, will be support ed as Aldermen ot the Third Ward, the ung mun cipnl election by lnovl4tl MANY VOTERS.
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0 SA REWARD will be gwen for the appre- Ihension and delivery Of my boy HENRY, who ranaway from sometime in ihe nonth of De- cember, ls44 He is about 20 years Of age; very bright, and no doubt will try to pass himself of for slendSf built; weighs about hundred and twenty pounds; inclined 10 reckIe, black hair; two of his teeth out in front; and known many public places as a race rider. When last heard of he was ,a Mo- bile, Ala, and will probably attempt to make his way to Ohio, some other free State. Any infor- nation respecting ihe boy will be thankfully receive ed by addressing al Eubanks P. O., f.oIumbia county, Ga, or Turner Clantop. at Augusta, Geo. s
 iel7 l63fcmo el.f E.. LAMKIN
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| GTThe friends Of VIM. DEFOREsT HOLLY, an
 nounce hm candidate for re election Us Alderman of | the 6lh WarI novl
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UT We are authorized to announce CHARLES A. HOPPlN, Esq., candidate for reelection to the of flee of May ur at the ensuing municipal cleo tion.
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IT The friends orc. c. LANGDON announce him
 candidale for Mayor al the nexI municipal cleo IOn.
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M MEAIORANlA

uY Schr Elyira reports ship Telumah from Liverpool for Havana ashore Florida Reef the goth inst .. with wrecker alongside taking carsoearned from a wrecker that steam ship, name unknown, was also ashore on the rect
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RllR pO9TON

SSE The foe bark SoUfHEFiNER, Crosby, H master, wants 100 bales cotton lo completa her cargo, and will have despatch. For freight of @hichor passage apply to
 noy27 ]. II. RIVERS k co "ANrEO-By young man situation m a w Grocery Store or as Bar-keerer. He has been acquainted with either of them for the last 10 years. Best of references can be given to clTacier and competency 10 fill either of the above named places. Apply at Ihe office of N. ]. MeEae, koyalst nv27A M MARlNE. FIRE AND RIVER INSURANCE fAe Guy of Ntp ferk This company eommtnced business in June, l8l5--lias aG ample subscription the payment of iis losses aud its business will in all respecs be conducted ou the most fair and liberal principles. The profits ,o be divided en- lirely among the assumed
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OrThe friends Of BUTLER SIMMONS will supper, him for Alderman of the 5lh Ward, ihs ensuing cleo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-27

NEW BOOKS-The History of France. from Nthe earliest period to the present tme-by M MicheIet, translated by G. H. Smith, F. C. s., Two.
 The Book of Uuselu Knowledge, Cyclop@dia ol six thousand practical Receipts and collateral inior nation in the arts, manufactures and trades incud ing medicine, pharmacy, and domestic econory-by Arnold James Cooley, Ivol 8vo. 4l'
 Oendol ff's new method of learning 10 read, write and speak the German Language--by c. J. Adler, A. B. For sale by .lr- .I.....
 nn.21 & Nv ALLEN 28 Dunnhin .ir.e,
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DRoDUCE- . A MoLAssEs-s5 bbls new in fine shipping order LARD-l00 kegs new Leaf hest quality
 FLOUR-92 bbls fine St Louis lproof WHisKEY-75 bbls Double RecIifed, high CHEEsE-75 boxes Northern and Western PoRK-10 bbls New Mess
 PorAToEs-lO0 bbis Western. For sale by nov27 P. COOK & co. 30 Commerce- st
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A PPLETOk'S LITERARY MISCELLANY "A series of books for popular reading.
 No. l. Gertrude, tale by the author of Amy Her bert. nr.a
 No. ?. The Betrothed, by Alessandro Manzoni, 2 volumes. ,.aIs is#l H...t 4=I. a s.
 No. 3. Memoirs of an American Lady, with sketches of manners and scenery in America, by Mrs. Grant. .Ua.l i-t. r' Cr No. 4. The Lie of Frederick Schiller, comprise ing an examination of his works. by Thos. Carlyle. Just received and fpr sale by -
 nov27 s. w. ALLEN. 2S Dauphin street
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State of Ala6ama-- Conecuh county.
 ORPHANS COURT, REGULAR TERM, l4th Oc- ToBER, lS45.

Otdfe of htdodmd--Conecuh county.
 ORPHANS COURT, REGULAR TERM, 14th Oc-
 ToBER, lS45.
 Present the Hon. B. ]. GooDLoE Judge. TENHlS DAY came William Saler, administrator 1 oi the estate of William Partin, deceased, late of said county, and filed his petition before this Court, setting forth that said deceased, seized and possessed of certain real estate, to wit
 The W. of s. W. of sec. 8, township ', range g. W. Of n. W. of sec. IS, township 2, range g. e. of II. e. of sec. T, township 2, range g. W. ofn e. of sec. 15, township z. range g. C. of n. c. I Of sec. IS. township 2, range g. s.w. Of sec. 10, township 2, range 9. 4, Aso-Eghty acres of land, numbers not now known, by pelilion-and prays of the Court, an or- der granting sale of the under the law in such cases made and provided il IS therefore ordered that said petition be for hearing of the Court on the lst Monday in December next, at which time all persons interested appear and deny the ae- eatisns therein orh-olherwise the sale will be granted And that a copy of this order be publish ed in the Mobile Register and Journal, a newspa- per printed in the city of Mobile once week for forty days. Attest, J. D CARY, N oct25 22lt40dys Clerk c. c. 0 c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-27

WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, Dentist. 3d GrODce on the North side oi ST. FRANCIS street. next Hbove the SiHte Bank. novl5 24Otf
 R. O. DAVIDSON, Surgeon Dentist.
 J Office and residence Al No. sl Dauphin-srset, up stairs. noy2U 242tf 1wAyERLY H0USE.--This establishment has b' en thoroughly repnired painted and furnished throughout and Is now in complete order and open for the reception of Boarders.
 The accommodations Of this House are equal to any in the city, and the Proprietor will spare pains ex- pense to nuke his guests comfortable. -. l. nOv22 244Emo .....s..t 10. CLEMENT,
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UrThe friends Of JOHN B. TODD and GEORGE W. CULLUM will support them tor Aldermen of the Third Ward, at the ensuing municipal election. nov2l
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pThe friends of JAMES Y. BLOCKER propose him as suitable persons for Aldermen of the Fourth Ward.
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JJOHN HOUSTON and STEPHEN TWELVES nominated represent he First Ward in the Board of Aldermen. (nov2D VOX POPULI.
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Wm. W. Todd. Anaon G. Phelps, Russel StebbIns, Charles Kneelnnd, Lothrop L. Sturgess. George F. Thomas, Sam' l.. Miichill, Robt. H McCmdy, Thos. Stanton, George Collins, Ewd. Bement, Silas K. Everett Francis B Cutting. Simeon Baldwin, Jas. G. Stacey, Mm. Augustus Whue, Dennis Perkins, Thos. W Gale, Edmund Laffan. Wm. D. Thompson, George lIulkley, Henry w. Hubhel Wm. Van Arsdae, Horace Soathmayd, Wm. B Draper. Q. De Forest Grant. John Peck. Isaiah c. Whtmore, Peter A. Hargous, Jnstus Harrison, Jas. I Soutter, Edward Richardson, Jacob B. Herrck, Philander Hanford, Edward Tompkins, George F. Hussey, Edmond Dwight, Thomas Durham, Henry Haviland, Theodore Perry,
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: IJ Os NHAAANOE ~ CO., NO. 4B, cOrntf Commerce and Exchange streets, MOBILE. ALABAMA IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE ANT CUTLERY, 4r iseka ~ ltf lr gf.
 Iron, Nails, Hollow Ware, Wheat Fans
 Steel, Sheet Cast Steel aud Sheet Iron
 Axes. Hoes. Trace Chains. Mil Rocks
 BIacksmiths and Carpenters Tuols all descriptions
 Corn Shelters and Ploug,s, Corn and Cob Mills ..
 Cotton and Wool Cards, Guns and Rifles
 To which they invite the attention of Planters and others. ffH iahH nov vI2Km0 G CHINA, Glass, Earthenvvare nnd Cut ERY--WHoLEsALE AND RETAiL-The subscriber is receiving extensive assortment of the above arti- ces, which he offers st the lowest prices. . .5 novl4 JAS. MASTERsoN, Importer, 34 Water-st
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| EOMMIffED to the jail of Blount county on | Cthe 26h day of September, 1845, runaway | slave who when committed, said his name wac l GEOkhE, and that he belonged 10 James Craig, | oi Dallas county, Ala, but since, and now, save | his name IS ROMULUS, and that he belongs to William Douglass, of Lowndes county, Ala. Said
 slave is between yellow and copper complexion.
 stout built, five feet 7t inches high, likely boy 25
 or 50 years of age. The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove property, pay costs and char ges and take him away he will Dc dealt with | according to the statute in such cases made and
 provided. t uhif ilrH F'.Itt iffnF
 noy6 2sltcmo A, MURPHREE. Sheriff. ffOMMIrTED to the jail of BIount county on the N' 29th da, of September, 16i5, runaway slave who says his name is ROB, and that he belongs to Doct. Gordon Moore of Northampton county, V;r- z ginia. Said slave is of a black complexion, chunky built, five feet 8t inches high, and 46 or 50 years of age. The owner is requested to come forward proys property, pay cosIs and charges and take him away or he will be dealt with according to the statute n such cases made and provided 5,sF.ssl, i,
 no,6 .sItcmo 4. MURPHREE, Sheriff.
 NOMMITTED to the jail of Blouat county on
 M the 18th day of September, l6a6. a runaway 4 slave who says h,s name is JOHN, and Una, he bc. longs to William Maxwell, Of Butler county, Ala. Said slave is of yellow complexion, stout built, five feet si inches b'g, has large thick lips, like- ly boy 70 or 50 years of age. The owner s reu,est ed to come forward, prove property, pay cost and charges and take hiin away he will be deal w,fb according to the statute in such made and proS vided. W ''. r
 noys 2sIto A, mURpHREE, Sheriff. ga Il UNIVERSAL BRITISH SAUCE-For Fish, V Game, flashes, Htsws. made Dishes, btsaks.
 ss'S by hosEAY | TUCKER, brpsyisa
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WILLIAM w. DIBBLEE. Secy-SIMEoR BALD WIN, President-JUSTUs HARRIsoE, V. President.
 The subscribers having been appointed agents for the above company. are prepared 10 take Marine and River risks Cotton and other Merchandise, md will also insure against Fire, or Brick and Wood Buildings, and their contents al the usual rates Of premium.
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G SIXTH WARD-The friends of c. 6. SHaEyE will support him Tor Alderman of the Sixth Ward al the ensuing mnnI Icipal election, nOy26
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The mail wss dnly up yesterday, bu without the foreign Ros'on dates the 18th received which gave the days-Ne w-York l9lh, Bati- more 2Oth, and Charleston 23i.
 The following Is the report of ths NEw-YoaK mar krt trom lhe price cufrenO on Wednesday. l9h inst
 Couon--The market continues depressed and prices h favor Of the buyer; lots to Ind fair have be-n sold al further decline of 4c per to for UDan md we have reduced our quotations accordingly The sales n 23j0 bales thus
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Hr A CARD. .. lH
 DTHE UNDERSIGNED has just opened a large and well selected stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS-s prepared to sell Teachers Parents and GuarJias Iou as any House in the Southern country. He has also large stock of Law, MedicHl Thr0logica Miscellaneous and Standard Library Books; to which is added N M5NU- FACTURING ESTABLISHMENT. Clerks oi Courts, Assessors aud Tax Collectors have Books made 10 any pattern and Ht short notice catalogue of Scheol Books can be had by calling M 26 Dauphin street.
 nov l4Kmo S. w. ALLEN.
 u o. MAzANGE $ CO.,, No. 4s corner Q
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NIVERSAL BRITISH SAUCE-For Fisb, V Game, Hssbss. Htews. made Dishes, Steaks. etc also, for enrchine Gravies and Soups fer sale ss,S by hoSEkY | TUCKER, brnegissA
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-13

THE subscriber having established an Ex-
Il press running between Boston and Mon
trea as follows :--Leaves Boston on Monday o
each week by Fi,chburg Rail Road, passing THO
Keene, WaIpoe, Bellows Falls, Chester, Caven-
dish, ProctorsviiIe, Ludlow, Mounthoey, Cut
tingSville, Rutland, Pittstord, Brandon, Leces-
ter Salisbury, MiddIebury, Vergennes, to Bur-
ington, where he intersecis with WALKER &,
CO., for Montreal; will pass Brandon going
north on Tuesday, and Thursday going 10 Boston.
The object is to transmit Specie, Bank Notes,
Collect and pay Notes. Drafts, and Bills, and do
all kinds OF business that may be entus tied aud
charge. Patronage solicited. Charges reason
able.
Parcels and orders may be left at the Stage
houses Oh the Route, where he Will get them and
pomptly attend to them.
c. X. LEWIS, Proprietor.
Brandon, Sept, 1914.