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Ma dame HammarskoId's last CONCERT takes
 plate this evening, which occasion there should be general gathering together of the lovers O. fine music, for they rarely have chance for so delightful an enterta nment.
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ALABAMA STERLING BoRDs.-The holders in the Ur'!ei States of ihe $ per cent t bonds, pay able in London, are informed that they can obtain their interest in this city, by presenting the coupons at the Mescllants' Bank before the 30lh inst-(N. Y. Jour. of Com.
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The abolitionists of Connecticut have nominated $ full ticket for themselves, to be voted for at tine Slate election in April.
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We see, by the proceedings of the Senate of this State, that the re-neminalion ofCHARLEs DuTIL- LET, as Sheriff of the Parish of Plaquemines, was confirmed on Saturday. This act of the Senatorial body may be justly regarded rebuke of the whig cIanor which has been raised against that gentleman on account of his alleged agency in what is denomi mated the ssPaquemines frauds" Mir. DUTiLLET has always been an efficient officer. and is only to be blamed for entertaining so strong devotion to dem ocratic principles as to ince'se whiggery.-lN. 0. I..(u
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of Mobile-- March 15, 1S45

CLEARED. Brig Abo, Fookes, for Providence, by Ames. Br schr Areihusa, Eneas for larbor Island by T II Churuh.
 ARRIVED. Schr Cora, HenneweiI, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Montezuma, Baker, fin New. Orleans. Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Norfolk, Rouse, from Aberdeen, with 372 bales cotton. Richie's 8 flats fin Coosa, with 3O0 bales cotton. CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From Boston, 5ih inst Bark Lucrela, Req. ARRIVED HENCE-At Boston, 5th inst-Shp Jno Dun lap, ChOEte; bark Altica, Mcclellan. SAILED FOR THIS poRT-From New York, 7th inst Brig Morea, Edgar. From Boston, 4th-Bris Growler, Ulmer.
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A REPARTEE-Mr. Pakenham, the British Min ister, was in the lobby when the House concurred in the amendment made by the Senate 10 the bill for an nexng Texas a,d when the result was announced, he turned lo Mir. Slide, of la, and said, s'You Americans are. indeed, a grasping people," "Yes," replied Mir. Sisl, "we have a strong mixture of the Anglo. Saxon blood in us" This was touching Mr. P. in Il quiet manner.
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A DIscoy Cincinnati Chronicle says geutbman ul ihs country was in Yucatan at the same time wilh Nil, Stevens, and brought back some ing was ,eneered with something apparently stone, small pieces, on which figures oi flowers and other hi ,gs. Mir. Iiul, stone cutter, Of Blairs- vile. in examining lhem, discove,ed they were a composition. He hen found out the way of making the composition, ard that is of high value in the arts. It IS imper,ious to water, and protectioa aoninsi fire.
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A pamphlet has been published in New Orleans relating the ,.frauds in the late Presidential cleo tinn. It had wing origin, and consists of testimo- ny taken before a legislative committee. Pf,Qne- mines figures very largely, but ihe attempt to prove fraud upon the Paquemnes polls turned out Il fail The most shown is, thai 130 went from New and this has aa avs been admit ted and justified as d constitutional r,ght. IL was noisy, merry election, and he wLigs frightened as well as ouivoted, and this is pretty much tle whole ol Ie Plaque emi0es story.
 But there is an East Baton Rouge story, in winch nhggcry shines conspicuousy, but of which in their waiiings about the election frauds that lost Louis idia to Mr Clay, we have never heard sy liable. Bnt some atfiavits are published which exhibit wHIGGERY in New-Oreans, manufacturing votes for East Baton Rouge by the thousand, out of nou. nal freeholds, and by anedaled tax receipts
 Mir. P. A. WALKER, Notary Public, at East Baton Rouge, being sworn before the committee, produced two acts of sale recorded by hun, da- ted within month previous to the last Presi- denIal election. One of these acts sells lot of land to more than tus hundred persons as grantees, and the other to three hundred aud sspenfy three gran tees. These persons not residents of East Baton Rouge, but of New Orleans.
 These deeds recited | al the taxes for the proceed ing year were unpald. To qualify these elght hun dred and serenty-two men to be voters, sary they should be on the tax list of the preceding year. and accordingly. is testified by II. w. Fow- Ter, Sheriff of East Baton Rouge, the Whg Judge is- sued order that the names should be on the tax list of lS43 ten months alter that year had expired and for period of year before this sham sale was made The tax receipts were filled up for cents each
 The vendors and vendees all lived m New Or leans, and are all whgs, and the affidavit of the Mo- tary says that he understood from the ions before him, that these transactions were "for he ben eff of the whig parfy!"
 The whole number of votes made in this way in East Baton Rouge, as sworn 10 by the Sheriff. was al least fhuteen hundred, of winch one hundred and ten were made by democrats--lea. ing a prepon- derance of whg votes made in East Baton Rouge, orer one thousand fraudu lent votes!
 These part of the f-cts upon which the whigs stumbled in their search after the proof that Mir. CLAY lost the vote of Louisiana by fraudulent votes
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oo-To THE FIREMEN OF MOBILE

your mdomitabe spirit and enthusiastic exertions, am indebted for the safety of the Mobile Theatre. threatened as Il was with utter destruction, by the fire which originated in Mr. BIoodgood's adjoining buildings. on the night of the lllh inst. Perhaps time may arrive when can repay your devotion to my interests, and the Dramas Temple until when, accept my warmest thanks and gratitude
 JAMES H.. CALDWELL.
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CLERK's OFFICE, MOBILE, , .a March Sth, lS45.. {

March sth, ls45s. Si J E NOTICE is hereby given, that the Books Of As ' sessment of Taxes for the present municipa year are now open ar the inspection of all persons interested therein. Those having objections are re- qnired to file them this office n writing, on or be- fore the 2Oth instant, otherwise they will moi be con- sidrred by the Committee. M E The rate of Taxation is fixed at foriy cents on every one hundred dollars worth of property.
 Ky order of the Boards of Aldermen and Common Council SAMUEL PENNY mhl0 Sbif Clerk of the Corporati tiou 'n
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Our readers will find to-day warm card of gratefu thanks from MT. CALDWELL. proprietor of the Theatre, for the exertions of the spirited fremer of this city, which saved that building, at the fir, which destroyed the adjoining building alew ever ings since
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05- JACOB MAGEE is recommended by his friends, a candidate for the office of County Clerk
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port him candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court. al the election in August next. ,
 iahIG Attef -N'
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THE IRos DisTRicT.-The iron district, which spreads through New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mary hand, and Western Virginia, traVerses regions exu- berant with coal, and aboundng m water.power 1; and, travelling further West, we find in Ohio. Ken lucky, and particularly in Missouri, immense stores of meta aierous wealth, adjacent 10 the most fertile agricultural districts IL is to Pennsy lvana, howev- CT. we must chiefly direct our attention, where two ffIs of all the iron in ihe United States is made The United States contain 80, ,OO0 square miles of coal, which is about sixteen times IS great as the coal measures of Europe. single one of these gl- ganic masses runs from Pennsylvania to Alabama and must embrace, itsef 50 900 square miles. Out of fifty counties of Pennsyvana, less than thirty have coal and iron in them; and, out of the 46 900 square miles ot pennsy l,ania, which form superices, there are 10000 miles of coal and iron; while all Great Britain and Ireland have only 2000--so that Pennsylvania alone has of coal and iron five times great as that ofGreat Britain. The quality of coal iron rich that of Great Brita in and they have inc advantage of lying near the water level; while those of tlis latter country are some- times more 'han thousand feet below the surface and are exca,aied through Mhierranean passages -. Hunts Merchants Magazine.
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00- To the Voters ef Mobile county. We are au- thorized to announce DkURY THOMPSON as H candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. febS 6Otiles
 UJ-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, al the election on the first Monday of August next. janI4 3Sres
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ing for d public meeting of democrats
 Th"re are abundant causes for rejoicing. Wehave achieved the great object of ANIMATION so lar as the action of the United States advance tive have egered upon new political era-a restoration of the ascendancy of the democratic party, in the government oi our country, with well grounded hopes that that aseendancy i'll be perpeuatedhy wise aud patriotic counsels. Let us then, take counsel to- selher, and have good round old fashioned demo. cratic gathering such ss used to have when we were batuleng for POLK, DALLAS, TEXAS and OREGON
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UI respectfully announce myself as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county, Il, the ensuing August election.
 mhS 84tf J. w. LANG
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0d-We are requested 10 announce EDWARD B. GALE a candidate for Clerk of lhe County Court at the ensuing election. mhlI
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THE PREss IN lPALEsrISE.-Sir Moses Mon- teAore has presented the Jews at Jerusalem with TWO presses anal lhe necessary hcnies for printing Jewish tracts. The office is now supplied with tweIiy- two workmen.i gi s0...t
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TNHE FRENCH LANGUAGE-M Mons. A. Gepr-
 TROY is now ready to organize classes in
 French after \ new sysiem of his own, and also partly alter the Robertsonian system. For terms, &c.. apply to Godefrov at his recitation room. Con,i street, No. 2I. from 10 o'clnck AM til PM.
 Ladies will be punctuay attended to at their respect. tive residences. .ifl 4 ,f '7s-, N. B.-Mons q. from hiH long experience is able to teach learners from any French system whatever. and will always @ndeavor to suit the taste of hs p. pils His zeal and unremitled attention, he hopes . will secure for him share Sf former patronage, - Mons. A. Cor EfROY, a French gentleman now residing in Mob'ie. was engaged during the last year m giving instruction in his native language o aclass of young ladies in the city of Tuscaloosa Beue one of his patrons there. became acqun nued with his method of instruction and witnessed the rapd pro- gress made by his pnpils take pleasure in stating Of MT. Godeiroy's method Gin part devised by hm- sell that II is saper,or 10 any other have ever known used His diligence in attending to the in- struciion of his scholars. and hs unwearied zeal to communicate knowledge of the language he pro.
 esses to teach, deserves the highest commendaton.
 mhlO s5cmo THOMAS D. KING.s
 1x RANAWAY-On the 9ih inst, my negro
 "A man slave LARRY, aged alout 45, and five
 A feet or 8 inches h,gh His head shaws -N-- considerable gra, hars, and his beard when ong quite gray H-Iis stout huil,, carries bic head efec.and walks qnick-chpwsa great deal of ,obsccs. and also fond of ~nskng. Some of his irnn, teeth are out He IS country negro and speaks in rather drawing tone. bn very plausible. and has worked some me time as shoemaker; he :s also something of hddsr, ani it is believed carried off hs violin. Hs co'hs when he left. black hat blue pa n,s and mixed round jacket. besides taking gnehauns sum mer frock cont. and other co'hing not known. { | bought iiarry (wiih his wifel about l6 mon,hs asss oi Foster, post master at Fosier's cross roads, Bledsoe county. Tenn and t is supposed he will al. tempt to get hack there He had previously lived in lrwintoa, (Euiaula) Barbour county, Aatama. A reasonable reward. and all proper expenses win be paid for his arrest aud delivery me- or for securing will be visited upon any person guilty of harboring. employing, or facilitating his escape. s,t ',
 mh6 CA. STUART.
 W-The Selma Press will insert times ana send bill tO this office 'f " ',-'. r v
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0J-I offer my 10 the voters of Mobile county as candnate for the office of County Clerk, at the ensuing August election. ..,... l-tr1 yanl5 S9 9te EDWIN RUST.
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0J-The undersigned announces himself as cam dda,c for Clerk the Circuit Court of obie coun- ty, at the ensuing August election. Nl ianl7 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
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rHOICE PR0VISIONS-Exira cured Hams; " Fulton Market Beef; Pig and Mess Pork in ], and ] bbls; Buffalo and Beef Tongues; Smoked Beef; Leaf Lard; new Sides and Shoulders for sale
 by JOHN O'REILLY & co,
 mh1b andW W,ta
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EN PORTS
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PROVIDENCE-Per brig Abp-5lO bales cotton. HARBOR ISLAND-PeT Br schr Aretnusa- Is 200 1
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bUOy'B Spfihy nhU Sumher CIOfhfMEs
 IOHN CAMPBELL, corner of Commerce. and O Dauphin streets, has received by recent arri- sas new and elegant assortment of Youths, Boys and Children's Spring and Summer Clothing, com prsing goods of the latest mporia,ions, styles and fashions. Also-a general assortment of gentemen's fine and fashionable Spring and Summer CIo,binp. Summer Hats of Panama, Leghorn, Pearl. Beaver and Cassimeres. .. mbl5 9OE
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MOBILE
saturday Morning, March I5, 1s4o.

RJ-PRIcE CURRENT Our letter and newspa- per sheets weekly review of this market, published lhs morning anl ready for customers al the office.
 The mails were through yesterday. The Wash ington dates Of the 7Ih inst.
 The Senate adjourned from Thursday to Monday without any further action upon nominations.
 The nomination of MT. BANCROFT to the Navy Department lies without action. The rumors are that he is opposed by Mir. McDUFFIE, on ac- count of his efforts in favor of DoRR. It is scarcely possible
 Mir. WALKER, who has been confirmed as Secre- tary of the Treasury, IS the counsel of Mir. DoKR.
 The new Postmaster General, GAVE JOHNSON, and the new Secretary of War. fudge MARCY, en- tered upon their duties on the 7ih.
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aa f t- FOR GREENOCK I77
 .SSA The ship COUNTESS OF LOUDON easssk Huicison master, wants to 800 bales cot ton to complete her cargo. For freight of which app mhl5 10 LAIRD x LlTTLEJOHN.
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&000 REWARD-Ranawav from the subs R GVO scrihei ahnut ihe 2snh sd lune asi ID v

&O00 REWARD-Ranaway from ,he sub. XDOO scribe. about the 29,h oi June last my negro man JOHN, 22 years old. about feet 6 or ! inches high, dark complications little round shaul- dered has aheau'in set of front teeth. rather stu- p'd n appearance but very pleasng when spoken so"n IS brick layer by trnde. l purchased him of MT James F. Zuniz, about years ago. and hs pur- chased him from Mr. Ensign-a of Mobile. neither oi whom can recoect where he came from or of whom he was purchased by them. The above reward w'll he paid for the conviction .of any white person decoying said negro away, fifty dollars for the ap. prehension of the hoy ami his delivery to me in Mo- bile, or twenty dollars for hts commitment 10 any jail so that can get him. lt slgs 3.3 i.'g
 mh5 M .-.,.4-si4 J. M. ROBERTSON. ,r
 OJ- The New Orleans Picayune and the Men,so. merv Advertiser will please copy ti torhd. J. M R.
 AGENCY or THE MUTUAL SAFETY INs, Co = .4 MnbiIe, 22nd Jan.- -le45. DRINTED Certificates of Insurance or istfs Il shsa are issued fiom this AGENCY on Mar;n.s Risks for Cotton hence for Norther. ports and Er. rope, with order on the President of the Comr..v, in New-York, for such sums or amounts as nsv K < case of loss become due in the same manner as Xii i. ' separate Policy had been issued a, the office iu Nsw- York. ROBERT s. BUNKER. Agesi' fTET !. nss corner of Royal and St. Francis -sis tisl v : g-n1e -O.. ---.--- - up Stairs. OrrieE or THE mERcHANrs IssUs AEcE Co. ; r
 Mobile, January "A, Ie4B. {rsl ME Board of DHeeiora of shis Office have thfs ,:l. day de'lared a dividend ofriyE rE eEnrGsr q ihe M@ sx mopths, on the capital stuck of i've hu urea ana nl'y cnsand dolarspa, able ia siockhsld- CTS on ana alter 10th instant. NM
 anie THoS. w.McCoY, Secretary.
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E.-Sabscribers and those invited to the N Mask and Fancy Dress Ball, to take place a, the WAvERLY BALL RooM, on iihe EvENIRG of lhe 18th inst, hereby notified thai tickets of ad mission to the rooms can be obtained at No 57 Royal street. No Lady or Gentleman will be admitted nn. less m Mask and Fancy Dress, and ticket.
 mhl5 SYN ..l .'.. It faH I. ...
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SUGAR AND MOLASSES-l3O bhds Sugar; :; 0 300 bbls Moasses; l20 half do landing from schr Cornelia from Prsc,ar's Plantation, and for sale by (mhl5) SMITH, DABNEY & CO
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.SHN FOX SALE-The very fine schooner WILL MsaMLIAM OSMON, 54 tons, can carry as a lighter zOO bales Of compressed coton is very fast saIier, nearly new and we'll found in stores. For particulars. apply to ''
 mhl5 JAS. REID & co, g St Michaelst
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ILLINOIS RryEkUE BILL.-Leiters from Spring field, Ill., sa, that the bill provide for the pay ment of interests the State deb, in cotsl nee with the arrangement made in London had passed in the Honse of Representatives. The vote stood 66 Ia AZ
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ClDER-3O bbs Northern, received per ship V Uncas from New York, for sale hy
 mhl5 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Con,i st
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FOR NEW-Y0RK

FOR NEW-YORK .SSM The ship UNCAS, Latham master, is now SsssEa ready to receive cargo. For freight apply to mhl5 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Conti.si
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PRussIc AcID.-A medical gentleman m England having d head-ache touched the tip of his tongue with the stopper of phial of Hydrocanic Acid which relieved him. but getting drap his tongue if Liled hin, inst.ptly
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AMUsISo.-TIe Albany Evening Journal pro poses political action n ihis country in relation Texas, with the cry of " Resc,nd or Emancipate "
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THOMASTON LlME-l2OO casks Der shin Me- Il dora; 600 do per bark Lucr, tia; HOO do per Gunare. daily expected for sale by
 mh15 J. Fl. RIVERS & CO
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.SSA WANTED-A Schooner to load for SssaaE port in the West Indies. Apply to UI
 mhl5 c. LEBARON, 86 Commer e. street
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FOR CIII.ES' FERRY. h The fine new steamer WARRIOR, !, E. P Oliver master, will leave fur the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the l5ih March, at o'clock PM.
 For freight passage apply on board or to .i mbl5 CAMPBELL, OWEN co.
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FOR MONTGOMERY. k E h The steamer MONTGOMERY sezzs55Z Bullard master, will leave for the above md all intermediate landings THIS DAY, 10th March, al o'clock PM
 For freight or passage apply on bonrd or to mhl5 M. WAKING & co
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Al HIVI5 EN-IO WTtIIng Ale; "A l5 do do Porter; 30 bbls Draft Ale In store and for snle by r
 mhl5 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Cont. .s, NHOICE WlNES-A few cases superior CIaret, V Sauterne, and Sherry,-as samples of Messrs |. Stock & Co.'S Wnes, ,--and which we can confden- tally recommend, for sale by .ar.@
 mhl5 JAMES MAGEE & co, 66 Com.st.
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&PERM CANDLES-l0O bxs Sperm Candles, S first quality, in store and for sale by
 mhl5 WHITAKER & SAMPSON 2O Cont; .,
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
 .ESA The British ship ENGLAND, Thompson sstsk6 ser, wants 500 bales cotton to complete her cargo, Fol freight of which apply 10 mhl5 N LAIRD & LTrrLETOHN.
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SPERM CANDLES--49 bxs Judd's Patent C Sperm Candles, colored and whi.e, in store and for sale by Ha
 mbI6 WuITAKEp e SAmpSoN on ~ :
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FOR GAINESVILLE S M The new steamboat NEW ERA, .SxzEEEzsE=Si- 1T. W. Lsles, will leave for the above and All in termndlate landings, on THIS DAY. 18th March, at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to mhI5 M WARING & CO. 5S Front-st
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FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN h E~ S The siaunch built, fast running StEEzsiz StEEzssizazsf55L steamer NORMA, F.. F Leerh, maa- ter, will leave for the above and intermediate land ings, on THIS DAY, 18th inst, al o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 mhI5 M. WAKING A CO, Agents.
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SODA BISCUIT-A fresh supply of Soda. Pic 0 Mic, Butter, and Lemon, just received and for sale by JOHN O'REILLY & co,
 mhl5 COT ner COnii and Water sts
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FlR NEW NS-

h Ia The fine fast running passenger StE5sEz 5sEzzzlaE67El57Ef- steamer NEW WORLD, Joseph Bryan master, wlll leave fur the above and all inter at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 mhI5 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
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c SUGAR-50 bbls and half bbIs clarified brown !: O 20 do Loaf; 10 do ,Pulversed; 20 do Crushed for sale by
 mh15 w H RIACKIER e Wa,o...
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CLEARED FOR THIS PoRr-From Boston, 5th inst Bark Lucrela Req.
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Prints, Fine Esngra wings and old On Psint ings. .s.-5-4 sl .sa

Professor sillima ants GeOlog gical l. ectures. sUNHE ElNTRODUCTORYL LECTURE will be de- -A livered in the Presbyterian Church on Govern ment street. on TUESDAY everine next, the 18th instant. This Lecture free and the public re- srecifully invited to attend, to commence al seven n,clnck nraciaelx - U .--... ! . - .. :.
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ARRIVED HENcE-At Boston, 5th inst--Ship Jno Du lap, ChOEte; bark Attica, Mcclellan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-20
Thirteen Dats Litter from The in Of .gerito.

Thirteen Days Litter from The I ny p .He1ico
By Inc afnsal III The tf.ole Desachr. master, from
Vera Cruz. Whence she sacd The 29th ult. We haye
full files from he cry ui Nrxica IL the 25th October
thirteen days latsf taan ID by the Mississippi
and PRINCETON.
Among The passengers b, the Creole are The wife nd
daughter OF the trsye bur unfortunate Gen. VEGA. II
vii pe reeulecled HAT Gen. " Was sho. near putbla
by order u Saula Anal.
No learn verbally, That The general IMPRESSION al
Npfa Crax. when thn Creole sailed, was. nj all Il III
cnin's between ihr United ) ates and Anx co were IN
tar wa, 10 be ancaoly seyd l. msy be that Mex.
en- nay sei drse the interference ul oor Gnycfpm ,nt
10 1elp hef eut o her dli .ulues FGnte ID pyf-
hafs "iib hn2laadi s'ts .g,f things haye pccufrad
/ " nia'ff ~ be Crefr tep1fia tna " en h. sailed
Fra Neia Cruz hs L sqnfdnin had iakrn ia dp,af
.re. This my hr dremed Of sign canrp, II rh, as We
rrpat he eifrrct. Tnal feprl however initiates al.
ip1ethff WITH the REPEATED declarations made IA The
niah as 10 the inenuns ulnnf G7yrfnmrh II Is nu Ia
b. dhrd. however. thar the general Impression trfn
since the MssseiPpi arrived (aud IN WA m, at last
aecoans) has BEEN 'h Il ~ nj ,tnai nadefsa ding rNfs
between the two G9yrfnueHls iha diplomatic ftlatuns
should be resuhied.