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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-08

Til. reasonable hope hss not been realized a. s.15
STATE election was made the Tor TN earnest
Inter.nIx these questions with tie genera! politics Of ne
and make them OF election - the esl'laiIie w -
reasonable expect. after the Gpper i!EGe ~ ~
been patiently listened inatuTeiy considered mo M,
" decided b. the tteensn u me COUNTS 'e" ny ohef
name Ia accomplish the Ot.=ctt sought wouIn ys
NJ est DELAYED until the rei-i etpsc'eH c" ,t
have been asked the hands OF the Legislature f.e
delay has not been suffered. but resistance 10 l1e la a
or-,. hn. becn renewed toS and under u
tne deepest aggruvu;ion- Organized bands OF en, nm
the disguise WIKI N tneif naIls nave ~
peaed Instances and m more than one col'p poL Inc
Inc Sheriff - his deputies I'd imminent peru oicoD -
from then. their official papers. and bu.Ceh mem ~
ro,1ia- the officer cesist farther attempts u Us
Ts misguided vioators Of the law and dsurbefs OF me
rlr D-are have net confined their oat:aSs Ws'hin
IN, ft Already the lives OF two feneeaoe cHu
cz.ns have been taken, and IN both i1saGcet VICE.
In. Shr. nor his ,tiice pteseai, and "hei 10 s
iyas made 10 serve Legal process 80. ., ;ir,
["o tr. So upon the shts and persons oil private ma
ami th- pace OF neghborhoOds had begun 10 q" aNeh
attention 10 the danger OF these luVeeS' 1
ms bot these sacrifice OF nriaa me, ~
tluproyoked and causeess have gwen 10 t- ne
a shock wncn nothing Dut the ptuiipt anu ceS't9-'
1f he rei-n of law and order Gun calm
While me question between The ptcp!etois ana l
~ whether the leHsehoh enUres shoCi@ De VI
mad lac simple titles should be gwen upon me =.
canita ~ money which invested az stipulated rae "ooiu
produe The rents the landlord the contov tsT vas 3ne IN
rh the feelings and syulpaihes oil our people were oscp'
snset md strongly Incl!nIng 10 nvo. OF the tena
not whether 1gh-s o property 1c :.
Ia Inon the obligations If Contracts violent u resist
,tart and human life sacrificed but IN wat way con
nd tanu-es their nature and character uncohse
,,,l nm. HABITS and opinions OF our people coul ~ pei
6hIv md r,.Ily and cunstut0nsly oiel 70 ee t.o
your careful attention 10 the consideration siowhs ou'
tnasel issues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-08

who gives it.
1t is worthy of consideration whether con,rl-
buttons in money, for any purpose Of e1PenoI-
ture. even within HE terms OF the present law,
MAY not be safely confined to the county If the
object is publication, let the contributions be IN
publications and not in money and the e1paEdl-
ture is brought within the terms and provisions
of the law, oy the act of him VINO contributes
the money. Ii vii scarcely be contended that
| the sick, or poor, or lGtrm, Of any one o. oar
counties, will be kept from the poll, Ii money is
not contributed from another county TO deiray
the expense OF conveying them to 1t. Every
county has citizens enough, able and wiling 10
periorm that service for their SICK and poor and
infrm neighboIs
l. has been suggested that this corrupting IN
huence upon our elections may be restrained, by
| limiting the amount, beyond which no candidate
and no citizen shall contribute ior any parpose.
| Ifsuch e limitation can be imposed and enlofcec
il will doubtless 90 far TO restrain The evil as II Is
apparent that very large amounts are pald D.
comnaratiyeiy few subscribers. Large contslbu-
lions cannot be made with any regard to the
provisions of the existing law, and the conulol-
tor doubtless contents himself By the reflection
that he but gives the money, while, taking no
mart in its expenditure. he is rot responsible tor
any violations of the law 10 which his act may
lead. Such contributions Of money, for such
purpose. cannot fail to lead to abuses, and are
therefore themselves abuses, and any provision
| which should efiectually restrain them, without
violation of principle, would be most important
step towards cxem ping our elections from the
poisonous influence OF money.
Two proposed amendments OF the Constitution
VIII call for vour action, farther to extend our ju-
dietary system Oae provides for the addition Of
three associ.te chanceilcrs to the court OF chan;
cerv This court has always hitherto CONSISTED
of a single Judge. bat years of experience nave
proved that the abois Of no enc Inaa are equal TO
the discharge OF the duties and the despatch OF
- The other amendment adds two Jq.tiyes to
The Bench OF the Supreme Court Formerly
this Court was composed Of i've Judges and
thew performed ell the duties OF me Bench ana
Of Of the Circuits for the whole sta!s. At tae
revision of the Constitution, eight Circuit Judges
we're provided FOX, and the Judges IN Bench were
reduced sSs O to three As with tie Court of Chan,
cerv, the experience OF several years last past
his conclusiyely shown that Inc thEes J4:i'ces
emo, DO The business falling upon tbs Court
aud, in both the Supreme Court ana Court o.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
PUBEIC SALES
EXECUTORS SALE

I No1lCE is hereby given that in pursuance of an order ol the Honorable the Orphans Court for Monile county, made the iliernti day of Fellru. art, A. D l8i5. shall proceed on the seventh day o' APn A. It, 'sio, to sell a pGblic sale for cash to lhe highest and besi bidder al the Coari uouse m ihe city Of NJ be, the following described real es'aie, being the property Of the estate of the Iate Joseph Auze, drceased-that is 10 say. all th,t lot or paTce nf ground, beginning al point on inc east side of Claiborne street. one hundred and lei, ieet southwardy of the sonth east angle of Govern ment and Claiborne streets, thence by d lne running eastwardly eghty-four feet parallel with Govern meht street 10 post, thence by line running souihwardy and parallel with Claiborne street nine y feet to point, thence by line rusnng west wardly parallel with the first described boundary. eishy iojr feet 10 point lhe east side of Clai- borne street, thence along the side of Claiborne stieel ninety feet 10 Ihe place of beginning.
 -1@o' all that other piece and parcel of land, situa- |. Sing and being in the city of Mobile in square M z4l, bounded on the west by p opcrty of Willis Sanders and B. L. Barnes on inc nor,b 6v oro,er,, iaely oi $. II Rutland, on rhe east by lots belong ing 10 b. b. Beail. and the south by lots lately oi James Paul-having the following dimensions: me west line running north 2sAdg west sbout forty- SIX feet, the north line running rorrh 6sdg west about hity eight feet or less
 Also, all that lot parcel of ground situate lv ing and being m the city of Mobile in square 24l. and numbered m the plan of survey made by James DoweIl, lot number nine, fronting on the north side o' state street, containing fftytwo feet ten inches on The front, and ninety feet in depth
 Also, one undivided half part of all that piece or parcel of land and premises, situate, lying and bei.s Tn the said city of Mobile, the corner of St. Louis ana Jackson streets, ha,ing front on St Louis street 0' one hundred r, s9d fee e "sais ro1t on St. Anthony St. Louis street, bounded north by St. Anthony, by Jackson, south by St. Louis street, md east by lands of Daniel WaIkel and others.
 C. AUZE.
 Execuor of the will of Jos. Auze deceased. Cebo4 72uu
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
SHERIFF'S SALE,

W ILL he sold for cash in front of the Court
 W House door of Mobile county, on the 17th of April, lS45, between the hours of II o'clock A. N. and o'clock P NJ. of said day, negro called longs to one Mrs. Nancy McClary, of Beaufort iy, South Carolina from whom he was stolen about six years since; he said slave John is black, about feet, inches high, and has scar on the botioa of his Jeff foot, cut by glass bottle when boy Said negro man having been committed to the jail of Mobile county as runaway slave, by Charles A. Hoppin. Esq, Mayor oi the city of Mobile, the l7lh day of September, lS44. and his owner having failed to come forward prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore to be sold m compliance with the statutes in such made and provided to pay jail fees. .#,. -..
 octlS 2l9tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff, M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
SHERIEE SALE

WY ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House
 w door oi Mobile county. the 10th day of March 1S45 between the hours of II o'clock A. M. and 4o'clock P. M. of said day, one negro woman called MARIA, aged about twenty-nine years of black comnlexon and has d on her right cheek, and says that she elongs to Jack Suliyan near Huntsville, Madison county, Alabama, and that Said negro womsn having been committed to the Jail of Mobile county Alabama, the 27th day of July lS44, by Mlcajah Crenshaw Esq, as r,lna- way, and her owner having failed to come forward, prove property pay charges, and take her away, ute in such made and provided to pay jail fees.
 sep2 I99tds c. BANCROFT. sheriff M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
MARGuAI,S SAIr

H1
 Conch & Snead RY virtue ofa writ of fl ia
 w fl ia ab issued from the Circuit John Ticknor. Cour. ofthe United States for the Southern District of Alabama and to me directed, will sell for cash m front of the United States Court Room, on the first Monday of April next, be- tween the hour ofI2 clock noon, and 4 o'clock T. NJ the following described property. to wit: lot and store situated in the cty of Mobile fronting on the north side of St Francis street between Water and Commerce steets and extending through to Plan ters street, having B feet front St Francis street and running through 10 Planters the same width, bounded south by St Francis street, east by lot and stores late the property of Nj. D. Eslava and P. A. Remsen, north by Pauiers street, west by lot late belonging to Alfred Bill, now the property of Beach, Fla x Co., the Ievled on as the property Of John Ticknor to satisfy the above mentioned fa
 VIM. HAMPSTEAD, U. S. Marshal,
 mh3 79tf By C. CUTLER, Deputy Marshal.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
E. c. BENNERS,
 TTORNEY AT LAW, feb5 57cmo No 59 RoyaLsireet.
JAMES GANDOLFO,

JAMES GANDOLFO, WHOLESALE GROCER g COMMISSION
 MERCHANT,
 feb7 No. 70 CoMMERcE-sTEET A CARD.-H. MoFFETT, House Carpsnts and "A Builder, respectfully offers his services to the citizens of Mobile. He feels himself competent to give satisfaction to all who may wish to patronzs him. Plans and specifications for building all sizes and descriptions drawn al the shortest notice, and at low charges.
 0j- Jobbing attended to at short notice.
 REFERENCES. Bartholomew Lopez, Richard L. Watkins, Robert L. Walker, Thos. J. Mccoy All orders left al T. J. McCoY's Paint Store, No 5S Royal street, at my residence, third door below Church, on Cesder street, will be promptly attended to. Gan17 41) II. M
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
SIIERIFF'S SAIE

SHEKIFF7S SALE,
 " ILL be sond for cash in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county, on Saturday, the 2d day o August, lS45, between the hours of II o'clock, AM. and o'clock, PM of said day, runa- way Negro Man called BOB, aged about 2i yers, s feet 2 or three inches high, and has scar on both sides of his neck, caused from swelling and says that he belongs to William Gilmore, of Montgomery county. Alabama. Said Negro man having been committed to the Ja,l of Mobile cnunty, by Alvin Weatherby, Esq, on the Fist day of December, A. ID. lS44, and hs owner having failed come for ward, prove property, pay charges and take hm away; he therefore is to be sold in compliance of the statute in such cases made and provided, to Lay Jail fees. CHARLES BANCROFT,
 jan24 47tds Sheriff of Mobile county.
 e1-The Montgomery Advertiser, State Journal and Flag, Tuscaloosa, and Huntsvi ls Democrat will publish the above till day of sale C. B.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
SHERIFE,S SALE.

WI ILL be sold cash in front of the Court House W door of Mobile county, on Thursday, the 2sth day of August, l845, between the hours of o'clock. AM and o'clock, PM, of said day one negro man called BARNEY, black, aged about 40 years 5 feet 10 or II inches high, and says that he belongs James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county, State of Alabama. Said negro man Barney having been committed 10 the Jail of Mobile county, Alaba- ma, as runaway slave, by Charles B. King. Jus tce of the Peace, of Mobile county, on the 10th day of January, ls45, and his owner or owners having failed to forward, prove property, pay charges pliance with the in such cases made md pro- vided 10 pay Jail fees, &c.
 c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ c
 0D-The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag ard Journal, Tuscaloosa, and Huntsville Democrat will please copy till day of sale. febl7 67tds
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
MoSELY & TUCKER.
kUNAWAY--On Sunday last. from Ii

ex kUNAWAY--On Sunday last, from the "A employ of Mir. Del Banco, on the Dauphin A street road, negro man HARRY, about 45 M years of age. His hair and heard getting grey, and has high forehead. He is shoemaker by trade, and is quite smooth spoken and plausible Was dressed when last seen in a long summer coat. mixed pants, good deal worn, and black hat, and walked with a stick, and speaks in drawing coun- try way. Harry and his wife were brought from Tennessee about fourteen months ago, taking water al Selma. He may attempt to get back on some boat. All persons warned against employing or harborng said negro.
 febl3 q. A. STUART,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
A CARD-TO THE PUBLIC. Arripal of the celebrated
 

A CARD-TO THE PUBLIC.
 ArripaI of the celebrated
 SCOTCH GIANT AND GlANTESS. M R. AND MRS. RANDALL, from Europe ,late lvA of the American Museum, New York, where they were visited by upwards Of two hundred and fifty thousand persons, and acknowledged 10 he the finest specimens of the human exhibited to the public notice. Mir. Randall is the largest and best proportoned man in the world, and no, 10 be equaled. Ills height is near eight feet: hls weight 432 lbs is 57 inches round the chest, l9 round the arm, P round the leg. and span from the top of the thumb to the end of the finger, l3 inches and half. He is social and agreeable in his manners. and converses freely with his visitors. He IS accompa ned by his lady, the celebrated Scotch Giantess. She is native of Aberdeen, Sc cotland, and is ,doub less, descendant of the immortal Sir Wm, Wal lace. She is feet inches high; she is perfect in symmetry and has every grace and accomplishment peculiar to her sex. They tender their compliments to the citizens of Mobile and solicit share of pat ronnge which their merits deserve. They will hold their levees day and night, at the Franklin House, Royal st. Hours of exhibition from 10 to l from 10 5, and from to 9 o'clock.
 BJ-Admisslon 50 cents; children half price
 feb22 2w
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04

steam betvseem New York and LlssfpBdi zsrzfaa The Great Wesern Steam s3hit L5kH1fsAdaCo's ship GREAT NESTERN SEeEgsaxAg Capt. Matthews, and their new iron steam ship pCiREAT@sRITAfN, c Capt, Hosk ems, are appointed to sail during the year lSi5 as foows:-
 FROM LIVERPOOL. Great Western Saturday, 29th March, Great Western. ...... Saturday, l7lh May. Great Western. Saturday. 9th July. Great Britain. Saturday, 2d August Great Western. Saturday, 23d August Great Britain. ....... Saturday, 27th September Great Western. .... Saturday, llth October. Great Britain. ...... Saturday, 22d November.
 FROM NEW-YORK. Great Western. ...... Thursday, 24th April. Great Western. ..... Thursday, l2Ih June. Great Western. .... Thursday, 3lst July. Great Britain. Saturday, 3Oaf August. Great Western. thursday, 18th September Great Britain. Saturday, 25th October. Great Western Thursday. 6,h November Great Britain. ...... Saturday, 20lh December Passage money per ''Great Western," from New Ysrk to Liverpool, $l00, and SS5 Stewards fee. For freight or passage apply to
 RICHARD IRWIN, os Front-st, N. Y. febll D. WHEELER, 2s st MchaeI-st. Mobile
 RATES OF L1GHTERAGE, ETC. ks f"TsSzSA As Per steamboat ARKANSAS, tr-g&l-rA VCaptain R. West. Cotton at the Ese zacurI ent rates of ghterage. Tow ing of vessels to and from city over Dog river bar and intermediately:
 For vessels under POO tons. .. 1920
 do do of 200 and under 400 tons. 25
 do do of over 400 tons. ......... 30
 FOR OUTER BAR.
 For vessels under 600 tons ...... 50
 do do of 600 and under 800 tons. 60
 do do of 800 and under 1000 tons. 70
 do do of 1000 and under l200 tons 80
 do do Lover 1900 tons. 90 Lighter S5 through the passs SI0 to Lower Fleet. Passage, in Cabin $1 ,25; Deck $l,00
 Application may be made on board to John J. De- shon, or to JAS. REID & co. 0G- J. J. Deshon vii receive and receipt for cot- ton n absence of the steamer. feb11
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04

NEW SPRING GOODS-DANIELs& BRADY lN have now for sale at very low prices the follow ing new and fashionable Spring goods;
 New style Silk and Wool Bazarines M
 New style Barage and Foaards
 New and beautiful style Tissue Muslins
 French Jasonet and Swiss Printed Muslins
 New style Scotch Ginghams
 Plain black Barage and Mouselin de Laines
 Plain black Bombazines and Chales
 Black and white Ginghams and Caiicoes
 Light French and American Calicoes
 French and English Linen Checks
 Ir,sh Linens, soft make and al very low prices. feb2S 1' INNGLISH CHEMICALS, DRUGS, &c-Land- lZ ing per British ship Duncan from Liverpool-- 250 lbs pure Bi Carb Soda ..e, ..a., 2OO0 lbs Epson Salts; 50 do Calomel sY .'hiH 100 lbs powdered Rhubarb a.U. '-sI
 50 lbs Blue Mass r.r..f.l |.
 50 lbs assorted Extracts, Colocynth, etc N q Carb. Magnesia, Calcined Magnesia f .t ..i.. Tartaric Acid, Rochelle Salts, Kreosote
 Morphine. Nitrate Silver, with a great many other Chemicals too numerous 10 mention. For sale wholesale retail at very reduced prices,
 feb2O MoSELY & TUCKER, Drugg,sts. nIL-l0 bbls Bleached Whale sT--- 1- ' ----T II O20 casks Judd's winter strained Sperm
 10 bbIs bleached Lamp 0l & ..
 20 bbls Bridges Linseed Oil
 10 bhls'weslern do s. do .s...l
 l5 hbs Tanners Oil. In store on cons'gn- fsba7 WHITAKER & SAMPSON. 20 Con,-., SUNDRlES-50 bbls Crushed and Loaf Sugar 0 20 bbs Powdered Sugar ~ 10 Inf bbls Picked Pork 4 10 hf do Fulton Market Beef
 4'ss do Smoked do
 100 dried Buffalo Tongues, for sale by ieb26 HUMPHREYS, WALSH & co | NOMESTIC LIQUORS '' l| 30 bbls monongaheia Whiskey l 50 half bbs do do 'A7H Ih 20 bbls Gin, 20 bbls Brandy In sturcion consignment and for sale bv '7'N -h27 WHITAKER X SAMPSON 20 Conti-s st C UNDalES-i00c casks Na,ls, assorled sizes 0 50 kegs Wrought Iron Spikes 20 bbls clarified, crushed and powdered Sugar 12 bbls sugarhouse Molasses. For sale by fsb2a w, Il. BLACkLER,6 6 Watsr-stIeet
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ait ORPHANS COURT, MOBILE COUNTY,f
 h.f - 70 aa' February 9th, lS45.
 Estate of | ophilus i. Toulmin, Executor of the last will and testament of Green D. Caller, dec'd. and filed an allegation and schedule in writing, setting forth that such estate is nsolyent and praying that the said may be declared in solvent. 'Whereupon the third Saturday in March next, has been appointed by the Court to hear and determine the same, when and where all persons concerned in adverse interest may attend if they think proper. fi0i4i-
 febs 6Otf n D. THOMPSON. Clerk. ia. ., SHERIFF'S NOTICE. as.II ---- COMMITTED to the ia,l of Mobile county on VI the l4lh Feb. ls46, by c. A. Hoppin, Esq. Mayor of tue city of Mobile, runaway slave called EDWARD. black complexion, 5 feet 10 inches high, aged about Fl years, and says he belongs 10 T. Be- wins, of Butler county, Ala, who purchased him from James E. Zuntz of Mobile about two years ago, The owner is requested to forward, prove pro pery, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according to law as in such cages made and provided to pay jai fees. sgi... ..i..
 febl5 66tf . c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c. iii, DANCING. ROPE AND TW1NE--500 p,eces - Maysville Baggias; 500 coils do Rope; 5000 bonches Irvine, in store and for sale by 5p. gs
 lnhl wv. MCCOY x co. 80 Com 1t ! l [ iENANGO POTATOEs-l2O barrels Maine V Chsnangs Potatoes, ,iti.is day landing in prime ''ssli ssi 2 s' '''s '' ' e5a3. H. RIVERS $. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04

D. l. JONES. Auctonee THIS MORNING, al 9 o'clock, at our grocery sales room, will be sold an assortment of Groceries cons sling in part of
 Sugar m bbls and hhds, Rect. Whiskey G@ipowder, Tyson and Pouchong Tea Mess and prime Beef and Polk New Cincinnati Bacon Shoulders
 Frannh a..L D...a- stc brandy
 Assorted CordiaIs, Lemon Syrup
 Stoughion Bitters, No. Family Soap Tobacco, various brands, Cigars
 Refined Whale anI Sperm Oil
 Sperm and Compost Candles
 Goldfish, Starch, Olive Oil
 Kentucky Rope, &c. Al l0t o'clock in Dry Goods sales room, A large assortment of Foreign and Domestic Prints, Muslins, Fancy chequered do, Balzar4nes, Linen, Lawn and Cambric lidkfs, Fancy and Italian Silk, Pongce Silk Hdkfs, Long Cloths, Shirlings, Domestcs, Hosiery, Linens, Blankets, Snspenders, Gloves. Madrass Ildkfs, Cravats, Summer Clothing Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ties, Buskins, dEc. Also. Cutlery, Glassware, Sc. Terms cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04

A PANAMA AND LEGHORN HATS Receiving from ships Peter Hattrick and Ma " Frances, a large and desirable assortment # the above named articles. For sale by
 VIM. H, & H. F. CRAWFORD, feb5Uw IT DauDh in street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

1 ADJUSTMENTS.
 MOBILE THEATRE. l Managers.,...X...... LUDLOW & SMITH Second nigh. ofMR. ANDERSON
 TUESDAY, March 4, lS45 l Buwer's Play of the l LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte. .,......... Mir. Anderson Pauline. ::.....'......... Mrs. Stuart Widow MeInotte e............ Mrs. kore Her first appearance in this city. Pas Seui. ....... La Petite Cerilo To conclude with
 ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Fixture. ...................... Mir. T. Placde
 MTs E; Sejorne 'is mr, rS,r.s Knrs e0- For particulars. see small bills.
 Great Musical Attraction. M ADAME IA MARSKOLD, from Stock holm, I'VE pupil of the celebrated Pianisle, HENRI HERE, and MIR BARTON FIutist, pupil of the celebrated CHAS. NICHOLSON. have the honor CONCERT on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Maj ch 5, at the WAyERLY HoUsE.
 PART FIRST
 Grand variations on Tema by Herz, Piano Forte--Mad Hamnerskold.
 /. Grand Flute Solo, in flats; 4th Tema by Fun ellie Berbiguier, introduction to French air and va riations-Mr Barton.
 3. Song-Aria from Gazza Ladra, Rossini--Mad. E. lIammerskold.
 4. Solo-Flute, Bolero, by Nicholson, introducing Irish air of Kitty Tyrrell-Mr. Barton. 5. Ancient National Swedish Song, composed in 10th century, author unknown-Mad. E. Hammers kold.
 PART SECOND. l. Louis and Polka, for Piano Forte, composed by Mad. Hammerskold; and Grand Waltz by Cho- pan-Mad Emile Hammerskold. Z. Soio-Fluie, Scotch Melody, knlock of Kin | lock. with variations by Richardson -Mr Barton. 3. French Romance. Ia Dot, by Louisa Puget Mad. Hammerskold. 4. Flute Soo-Pot Pouri, introducing Life lei us cherish, Aald Robin Gray, and La Matilda, NichoI- son-Mr. Barton.
 5. The Star Spangled Banaer-Madame Emile Ilammerskold.
 o. Tickets s1 each-to be had at the usual pla- ces and at the door, mh3
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-04
PUBLIC SALES.
BY P. B. TAYLOR,

BY F. B. TAYLOR. THIS DAY, al I2 o'clock, will be continued tn, sale oi Bank property.
 BY c. ". OGDEN. q. BEAI, AuctiOheer. THIS DAY, Al 10 o'clock al stores Nos 75 and l TT Water sEeet, late M. Durand, general assortment of Groceries, consisting o(- casks new Bacon Sides 90 boxes Sperm Candles. 50 do Soap 90 bbs Flour, 40 do Whiskey Hams, Coffee. Tea, Fancy Soap, Cofish Monongahela Whske,, Segsrs French and Irish Potatoes, &c
 BY J. H. RIVERS & co.
 J. II. RIVERS, Auctioneer. THIS DAY, Tuesday, 4th inst, at I2 o'clock will be sold,
 100 bbls Main Chenango Potatoes 50 do do White Onions
 30 do Dried Apples l5 do MackereI l25 hampers Irish Potatoes
 70 boxes prime Codfsh 40 do No l Soap IS sacks Havana Coffee
 30 bbls Rosin; 30 kits No l MackereI 20 half bbls Cranberries. with other articles. TOMORROW, Wednesday, 5lh inst, st 12 o'clock, by order of the Port Wardens, on account of whom it may concern, at Towards ways
 2000 lbs old Copper
 Is fathoms 1 inch Chan
 BY $. I. & I. l. JONES.