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EISH x Co, fashionable hattsrs, browns hotel
l. one door west OF main entrace,) have now Oh
hand unusually wc-sssortcd stock Of gentlemen
HATS, Of their elegant aud much admired spring
pattern, Of superior fabric and workmanship. Oul
assortment comprises Ia part
First quality Beaver, Moleskin, Cashmere, and
Brush HATS
Medium and low priced Hats, OF equally iashiona-
FOR COUNTRY TRADE.
Black, drab and pearl low-crowned Russia, Silk,
and Fur Hats
Round crown Pearl Sporting Hats.
For servants wear, cheap Angola and wool Hats.
LEGHORN AND STRAW GOODS.
large and varied stock of geotlemen's, youth 5,
infants double 0nd single Bsshorns
Extra hne single and double Palm Leaf
Together with full supply Of very cheap ones.
All the above goods offer al exceedingly low
prices. We invite the attention OF our customers
and purchasers generally Our intention Is TO sell at
the very smallest advance upon the cost tor cash
April l2-tf
SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW SPRING GOODS.
w L have just received from New York large
w assortment Of Spring goods, bought within
the last week in New York, and at reduced prices,
which we will offer To customers at correspond
ing reductions from early purchases. We have re-
ceiyed-
Rich new sty lie bereges and balzarnes
Do do polka gauzes, new material
Ombreyed bereges, IN pink aud blue
silk striped aud pnnted bereges
case beautiful French jaeonets, all eolors
1 do bazarne musns
cartons satin striped Dorege shawls, all colors
2 do Cashmere patterns, do
With great variety Of other styles Of shawls, in
Canton Grape, hermann, embroidered muslin, Sc.
Also great variety Of other goods, TO which We
invite the attention OF purchasers, assuring them that
We will sell at the lowest possible prices, and warrant
all goods as recommended.
%. CLAGETT x co.
April 9-3tif
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April 10, 1s45
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reservation south Of the Treasury building.
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hundred and thirty feet Of granite curb-stone,
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building the granite to be Of the quality and
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the new General Post Office The proposals to state
the cost per running foot-the contractor to
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NEWS! NEWS! NEWS!

TNANS-
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Hunt on Light and Photography, vol, London, 1874
Kaemz on Meteorology, vol. London, lSi5
Jones's Animal Kingdom and Comparative Anstomy
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Halls Animal Kingdom, vol
Reeds Chemistry
Lanes Modern Egyptians, 2 vols
Great Oasis Of the Desert by Hoskens, vol
Jacob, on the Precious Metals
Finchsm on Laying off Ships
Niles Royal Naval Service
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Posr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
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A N error has occurred in the printing of the ad-
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The schedule was drawn up specifying P. M. as
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depending mails. The bidders are notified that the
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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

CHARLESTON, March 26-Cotton-Ye the de
mand fell off, lille, the sales being 34Oi haes and hold
unable sell ms favorable terms Ms on the
preceding day
SAVANNAH, March 26-Cotton-Onr market has been
quite animated since The receipt of the news by the
steamer Cambria, at Boston. On Monday the sales
1000 bales changed hands. Prices yer, Irregular,
The advance obtained ranging lrnm to &c per III. Prin
cipal sales nj to &c per lib advance
New ORLEANS March 29-Cotlon-Arrived since the
25th, lC 1871 bales. Cleared in time 1881 bales =
leaving stock Of 1866 bales.
In our last reported fair demand, hut Tuesday
in consequence the frmness of holders buyers ith
drew from The market On Thursday morning re-
ceived the foreign avices. when very active demand
sprung up, and about l0500 bales sold durns the
day at m advance OF 4c on previous prices Yeser
day the demand Of n still active and genera
character and sales OF 500 bales took place the ad
above. considerable portion O the business done
on English account The sales for the week to
45OOO baes-26, 200 sold last Thursday. We quote ni
4tM5l; ord 5tD5s; mid 5a6t good mid 81 81; mid
6l@7; fair 7l@7ic.
Exchange-The market nbundantly supplied and rate.
tending downwards. Sterling SiD9 pr ct. pm; Francs
5r2a 05r New York 60 day bills, best signatures,
"a u pr ct dis; sight checks 4tGa pr ct dis
Freishts-The arrivals huve again been numerous and
engagemlns eisy previous rates. which 81
1ad 10 Liverpool in Dr.. and III in Am yessels-two o
the latter taken in the last three days To iavre occa
siona lots taken at &c. Coaswise is Tile ower-tc
New York 81 rs.
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Fur the Register and Journal.

IL Is esi,rnt that there not IL full expression
Of sentiinem by the Democratic Part, Of the county
of Mobile 'a Wednesday evening last, MS The voie Of
the meeting for Terry and McClung tested. The
number Of democratic voters in this county amount 10
between l2t0 aud 1900, and The number who voted
al the meeting was 81 for McClung and 76 for Ter
ry, so that meeting constituted of l63 democrats
elected delegates 10 the Convention To he held at
Tuocaloo,a the LIST Monday in May, AMI instruct
ed them To vote Tor Col McClung the choice OF the
party Of this county for Governor. L. it right that
the d tae county Of Mobile shall be given To
Col. McCufg because 81 democrats have said so?--
We think not; and therefore suggest thai meeting
Of the parry should he called fur Saturday evening
next Or al any other time 10 he agreed On, Tor the
purpose Of expressing choice between the two gen.
tlemen named; and il II he the wish oi the party that
Il meeting he called, We ~huld say give that notice
in your paper, AMI that handbi,ls be circulated
throughout The city and county, that full notice be
given us 10 aiurd an opportunity TO every ndivid-
ual belonging to The part, 10 attend i he thinks pro-
per 10 do SO. Signed by nHniber Of
Democrats ulp did not attend fht needing.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

Side, being In most request have Improved about &c
say c shoulders ga 54 and lains from to &c as
Ia quality
GoFFEE-Therc has been improved feeling In Rio,
the stock Of which In first hands has become very light
and holders have ia consequence realized better raes-
We quote at6is IL 6sic. Havana nominal at 'af0ec.-
FLouR-Amsais liberal and the market well supplied.
The demand hns been limited and prices droopne-SaS
81 30 to 81 60 extremes for Ohio.
GRAIS-The receipts of both and oats very heavy
under The pressure OF which and the declining tendency IN
New Orleans prices have receded here. We now quote
shelIed corn ut 46tG4sc and oats 3sid40c.
HAY-Sels from warehouse in lots for city consumers
at 50Gs7lac.
LIME-No demand at wholesale. Retail price ron
warehouse 81 s4GS2.
LARp-rhe receipts have been larger than In previous
weeks, and the trade fairly supplied Prices s'eau|
al 'ltfDsc-, with light sales iii, n
niiIed demand of ship timber for the Ilf sa
government cleared for Brest. Two cargoeS sa"eu
ed one for Cardenas and one for Matsgmia. - Nh.
MOLAssEs-Light receipts and very lght s.ocN' Ia
request has been brisk AT gradually sfenlng prizes, ~
but little remains in first hands at the close OF Tue -
Sales have mostly been made at 271a6DsSc, bui some
holders asked an advance yesterday From S'oe u, '
| Dbl or drny load 3Oc. go, 100.
PoRK-A good demand has prevailed, chiefly for mess
partly speculative and following the course Oh he NV
Orleans market. prices have gone up '3c per 9m
quote si2la unsettled, and prime SlO7smloA' MO
deraIe receipts. ,-..-
RIcE-The absence of receipts and light supply IN mar
ket has ndnced slight advance in priceS-say ',491e
S,aAR-rhe receipts have been very small wne hh
active denmnd has prevailed mostly on slfcnia'' w
der the influence of " hich and like STATE Oh ne az ~
Orleans, our market has advanced iuly &c pe -" t
the week, nearly every thing in first hands taken up
We quote agreeable To last sales fair 5a'4 PRIME MdoA
and choice 6lac. Prices have still nm upward tendency
and some holders refuse selling choice Shor' Oh oA0'e-
One or two cargoes daily expected.
S,Lr-The imports Of Liverpool during the week ex
ceed HOMO sacks the greater portion oil when mas AREA
dy changed hands. We quote sales OF three carg0es
bleached Soc. and brown At 75e-all in the hay
From the har white bags sell ut 81 and brown at 95c
Imports this rising 1924 900 sacks-against lisOOO
last year Cne cargo arrived this week has cleared for
Quebec without breaking bulk.
WHsEEY-Prices remain nearly rs last quoted 2O1I "a
ole with Limited sales and free receipts The market Is
well supplied.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-03-31

The Courier and Enquirer fe!ils5s to b. ,nolhfed,
by The A. tuned conc essoh 10 tia Wishes nv the
wing meeting. in wthhsliing that iornal adhes ion
abotionsm, which ii CHARGES 10 be the secrtt with
Of certain Wing managers to give. Il comes GU,
sayageiy again upon nuDLEY SELDKN. the Whis
candidate for Mayor. aud arcuses him of having
wiliu deliberate and malicious misrr
luns, charges him with having said ha, he knows
to be false, wickedly. deliberately false and r..
peais in various forms of compliment, that the wiR
candidate is de tiuIs of that regard for truth which
Is alike essential To the character of gentleman AM,
a reputable politician" We are FAR from exuress
ing any opinion that these epithets are merIled We
give them as signs of The harmonious spirit of New
York whiggery- outward tokens the internal s,rnp-
gle Of Native Americanism and AboliIonisn, for the
control Of Whiggery DUDLEY SELDEN and the
TRIBUNE clique, have renOunced aud denounc ed
Native Amer icanism, and SELDEN made ye,y able
speech accepting the nomination rebOking the
Insolence and denying the wisdom. expedency
and justice of the nati,est preiensions. The
COURIER contends that expurgaied naiiVesm ia
already ~hig principle, and very directly charges
thar the anti-shIvery arc struggling control
| the wing party. uN
Our neighbor aver the way won't adult this, nor
allow that believe il ourselves. We said that we
believed what thtse editors sail OF ea, other, "ihat
one is an ultra aboliliOnsl and the other rAbld ma.
tivessi" He says; pg
SHOW ifthe editor has really perused the coniro-
versial articles referred To, he cannot brieUe any
such Thing Nj. Greedy is not only NOT ultra Abo-
| litJnis', hut no Aboiitionist at all.
| That is in its plain terns, that IL We had read NJ.
FIR the Advertiser will not deny that WEBB charges
Gree, with ultra alb Ii nism. On the other hand we
have much right ait, that il the, Advertiser had
reaHy read the Courier aad Enquirer, he would III
have believed The deniaIs Of the Tribune. For our
par, ant 10 lie civil aud TO Ray that believe
both. Our contemporary lakes sides between them.
and not only alirns that Greeb's contradiction is
| suiic cent To slew that WEBB did lot ~ eak the
truth, In, that it is inp,ssible believe herwse!
We agree that the Courier Enquirer has not
avowed any desire to change the wing name, or to
say trutl, 10 change the ~his thing. But his de-
volIon L, ''lhe old orthodox wing party" is by
means Incompatible with devotion 10 the principal
ienets OF he Native Americans, for he declares that
''nine teahs Of the wings in ia,or OF Ila total
repeal Of de Ia nralia laws aud thai he" is aud
ever has been in favor OF the total repeal - For
which see his paper ofihe 22d. HIS demonstrations
in favor Il Native Amere amounts 10 the clam
that it is ,lread, Mhg principle and ought TO %
conte nied will, the Wing name.
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Review of the Mobile Market.



CoTToN-since this day week the receipts have
amounted 1854 bales CAST week 2l,39l) and the
ports 80 156 baes-the heaviest clearances of the
son-redncing stock l5S4l5 bales, the balance
hand including all ship board not cleared last evening
last weeks review we quoted the market as clio
sing very stiff prices having upward tendency In this
state matters remained throughout Saturday Monday and
Tuesday the sales of the three days reaching to
only 1000 bales very full prices-niddlng being
quoted Sc. and good middlng sac. During This time
we had received about weeks later foreign dates by
transient ships at this port showing steady healthy bu
the other side; this Impaired add lnal anxiety
IL both buyer and seller receive the by the steam
er. With this feeling the market opened on Wednesday
morning being shortly after in circulation that the
steamer had arrived at Boston and that The foreign
keIs up Not being confirmed on the arrival of the
mail good deal of doubt existed the correctness of
reports and buyCfs indspOsed to take hold large
" until something definite was known, sales, how
extensive than any of the preceding
days closing prices being from u to 4c advance upon
quotations the of the week. On Thurs
day morning several small lots changed hands at the
the preceding day, bat holders disposed To await the
arrival of the mail had generally either withdrawn their
samples asked such prices recluded operations, and
the receipt of the accounts at confirming the
Yinus rumoTs, Immediately advanced their petensiOns
from 1s( Nc per h. Sundry parcels taken in the
upon the previous days Yesterday the market
sin more excited active demand prevailing which
suited In heavy transactions al further Improvement of
lsDl4c. per Id. The market closed in an unsettled
state holders in many instances seeming undecided
Offering their stocks at present Ageeahly with the trans
actions Ofyeserday, market has advanced three quar-
fers of h. during the last three days Present
prices cents higher than the lowest point the
season.
The sales of the week up "a 600 bales-say 1900
Saturday I5 1000 Monday, 1000 Tuesday 1000
Wednesday, 5GDG00O Thursday and fully $3.50 yester
day. There has been portion of the business
speculation the greater part however has been for ship
to Europe, chiefly TO Great Britain. We quote
near we arrive at, the state of the market.
nnnnI fIA TT
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MExIco.-We have received news from this Re-
public, to the 23d ulimo, by the sctooner Artrev.
da, arrived here from Vera Cruz. The subject Of
Texas, and the prospect that exists Of The rejunction
with the Mexican union of thai severed department.
the Mexicans still call our galn, little neighbor
on the other side Of The Sabine, is extensively trea-
ted by some Of the Mexican pnp.rs. They indulge
in The mist vain glorious hopes Of eoaluering Texas.
Three modes of conduct are spoken of bv them, viz:
allhw her TO become nm dependent nation under
the protection of Europeaa power TO wink at an
neNalion; or 10 comp~lt her to forced embrace with
the old oppress0r, Mexieo The first pan il decl,r-
| ed visionary; the see0ad not 10 be mentioned with
compacency and Of coarse the third nalone feasible
OF proper A good deal Of speculat ion is indulged