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Fer steamboat James l. Day from New Orleans M- llnger Miss Dny, hessrs in, lInger Ogden, Can fis d. Winston, Wilde, MumiOrd, Hot Gumler. Fields Daly, Evans, Whitehall, Hughes, Baker, Robinson, Ni- chns, Goldsmlh-13 on deck.
 Per steamboat Noxubee i'm Tuscaoo Baird ady md children, Messs CIlheral, oheidpn, Bell Orien Nurment, WOodlurd i,yrBe.
 Ptf steamboat Lalll Rnnkh from Columbus-Mrs liar m, Miss Farmer. Me-srs iarhda, Glover, Bass liar lend, west"ro"k, Donald, Coon. Baste Carter, Lewis, Baker, Marsh, KirAp4trirk.
 Per steamboat Bourbon fin Tuscanosa--Nrs Christian anh children, Misses D0dgsnn, AsiIe Gaines George Mrs Cromwell "nl chiid alus.rs Chnudrou sheppard II Jeweti A>res, Bulnn, Jemisnn, AfoOse Daily, Rntclin kane, Patrick Morgan, Cromwell. Brown, Colemnn.
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FILIl v.- IL Is interesting tO observe how ,h4
 ne hN"iHriAris, "hicii are especially J-signed ,,
 niinise, in tie nGcn's les and comforts Of Ii c. a.
 prrp' nh''y passing l limits of utiity--how they
 d'sd'iu in stop +t mere convenience! large ana
 increasing proportion of ,n. rhanira labor is given t' ihe g'atihcaIlon ui ao elegant laste How simple
 would he the A, ot bun, If II miteA itseJ to the cInstruciiin o!a comfortable sLeilpr. How many
 shii- should we disnmuie. aad h W mrrv bus,
 trades put 10 rest were dress and furniture ednced ip the standard oi c"nvenencc. his uiilily womb work great changes m tow and raun.r,; would lei,
 e ip the dust lhe wonders ul a,lchrctuic ,z ,LI ,,
 nihate the fine arls; and blot our nnnmrralle Leau
 iies, which the had of tasr hia slread over iI f,.
 of the earth ilapriiy human nature Is too sirnno iur the uili'arIan. II caunp saisly itself with ,ie enieht. No pas sion mf,l,ls itself sooner iban the love of the 9rnlmertai The savage deccrnIes pers On and the eiiil is more sruok N itb Il a beauty tlan the usCs oI s raimenr. So far from limiting ourselyeS t0 convenient iOnI and iaitnrui w. enjoy hut litle repa't which is pol arranged with sDme degree of order nnd iasie; and man wine rhnnid consult comfort alone m his wardrobe, would fl 'd himscif an unwelcume sIesf in circles which he w"ud very reiuciantIy forego. We ae aware thai the propensity Io which we have referred ofien breaks out in exravagint and ruiucus luxury. We know that the love pi ornament IS oien vi'Iaied by vaiiy; and ibi ahen perverted It impairs, some times destroys, the spu0lnrss aad simplicity of The mlnd aad ihe relish for true gory sIli it teaches e'en m iis excesses. that tne idea of beauty IS an l. destructive principle of our nature and this sing e truth s enough to gut us our guard against yul- gar notions of utility.
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O5- TARRANT's FFFERvEscENT SELF

fe5- TARRANT'S EFFERF ESCENl SELi T FER APERIENT-l In the sincere hope 'hat others may he ind, red ia follow example. ana ny par.
 taking of ,ne of the most leliehllil he'rrages ~hcl. has fallen within our reach in some time be enaoe', like Us to boast of renewed health. an inSIgofAHu and healthy tone of stomach, and Il freedom run sihousand iiis 7, rngendtred in this "atm ci''"ate, Ne would call attention fO Tarrant's EherHescen' s, ltzer Aperienl for he cure of Dyspepsia or indi gestion. billus affections, heartburn, cosiveness, head-ache, acilils of the stomach, &c., and other diseases natural 10 sonihrrn atmosphere.
 We were delighted with Its effects, and have ex- perienced manifest and dccided relief from it's use and should regret extremely he deprived of he op- portunily ofpurcaslng relief from the many ailments for the cure of which il is iusly celebrated, by the of preparation simple in it's mode oi use, hene, fclal in it's eecis-eheryescen soda wa'er and nossessing an agreeaheness of taste equal if mol sn- ernr to the water obaned from the natural spring Celtb aed as ihe "Selizer Spring, IlIs prera- 1 ration bIds fair to ecome far more Il one may judge from lhe numerous Iiiicaies and testimonials received from the most eminen, ofthe Medical faeul ty which are in possessrnn of the rr'pi leinr and may be seen at the store of Mesas. MOSELf & FUCKER, Druggists and Apolhecaries, corner Dau- nhn and Royal streets where ihe Medicine can be uliained, wholesale and retaI, they being appointed agents for he proprietor. myl4 i+ikmo i nz-TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT i OF CTBEBS AND COPAlFA stands unryalled for iIs efficacy. h performs a cure in few days
  IL will he found invaluable, being prepared with the greatest possible care, upon well tested principles founded upon that important law. first established by the celebrated Dr. FordycP, siz:-"that conibina tlon of similar remedies would produce d more cei' tain, speedy, and considerable effect, than an eqnisa lent dose of any sngle one" In many cases the disease is entirely prevented by it's timely applica' ti,n For sale wholesale and retail, al lie store o Messrs MOSELY & TUf kER. Druggists and 1 Apothecaries, corner Dauphin and Royal streets The proprietor has appoin,ed them Agents for this l city. nyl5 l4zkmo
 0fy- DYSPEPSIA AND lNDlGESTION- FAMILY MEDICINE-T -Touonf's Cmdiai Fhri oC Turkey Rhubarb takes it's place the best remesl, for Dyspepsia Indigestion, oi the present da, and fir it's efficacy and safety. deserves iis name o being in truth Family Medicine. Tn SC who sui fer from excessive fatigue, men,al anxiety or intel lectua application of whatever kind, will find Il te be medicine of extreme value This preparation will prove heahhiu siirnuant for ihe pailent wh' suffers from the frequent use of wine or spirits Fol sale wholesale and retail, at the store of Messrs MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists an' Apoheca ries, corner Daurhin and Royal streets The pro prietors has appoin,ed them Agents for this city.
 mvl5 142Kmo
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fer steamboat James L Day from -Orieans- II Huberi Hull x SOn c Cullun; c W Culuin; Cul- len x Smiih Allne Cos ORelley a co; Goldsmith v ltuber M Withers & coz smith, DaI,ney X co, Rage V, Mann X cos F W Mccoy & cu; l. Gueringer; Jas M Muore' r Rowland X co, C W Dnrrance.
 Per steamboat M0ntezuma from New-Orleans-C A Gilbert bro; l & JOuesi Smith, Walker & ca; j Chamheriainf Freemsn S Bolton; Mallory X Ross C N Ogden; BarroH, Mead x cu; B F Rowland; Fry Bliss %; Perry man Son: W Calvert; II Huber, Robt $ E nkeri war'ns x co; Marshall, Rowe X co; w Will her Cant
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THE GREAT LAKEs.-We presume very few persons aware othe vast extent nft these inland seas-covering as they do almost as large as the continent oi Europe.
 Professor Drake of Louisville visited them losl summer, and has made public the result of his obser val I0ns:
 The chain of lakes extends over nearly eight and half degrees oi latitude in breadth, and sixteen de grees of longitude in length. The extent of their surfaces IS estimated al 93,00O square miles; and the area of country drained by them is computed at 400 .O0O0 square miles. Their relative sizes are as
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NEW nnIEA

NEWORLEANS-Per steamboat ] I. Day-2I bhIs flour, B do whiskey 65 do 10 sks coer 3l casks bacon tcs rice, 10 boxes cheese 3J pcs baggg md
 
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamer M0ntezuma-14 hbls mOlasses, log do whiskeS do iuu l37 do me 3 do her do pork, 3O pes hag2ng, 50 coils rope l5 hAd. bacon, do sugar. 4ae sks 43 do l6 bales 20 ktr3 10 head caIlle
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Ter steamboat NoXubee from Tusc1oosn-Leavens X Malone lY bales; w scott j stoJder 1; Tartt Stew d B.
 Per -teambcat Laa Rookh i'm CoumbIs-Dlrk N hnia 27 bales Deshu. sheppard 2Oi D l.al IA w scott 20; Ledveus & Maoae s; rnnnrr, Gay co 6
 Pef steamboat Bonfi0n i'm 'fnschluOsa-E Carlisle bale | F"ntaine & Son 25 j Q Cnmnins b. Nj Wa ring x co l9 THrl, Stewart X co 4; ] B Nave ,.
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Professor Lyell s"proses il to occupy the crater of an extinct socano, and to rece,ve iis wniers lht ugh hidden sAplnns, from great distance; hu' did not coincide ~i'l e popnar beliei in lhr ne eh- b rhood, ihaI Ihe louninin head wps Lake Fire, although it IS supposed that lhty occupy the same level
 Will nui some of geologisIs ex.mnine this cu- riors lake, md give us lhe result of their vesiga- iinns LII ncinnAt AtAs.
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Further particnars of Foreign Markets
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LINERPOOL-Per ship GloucesIer-l0s6 bales cotton NEW-fORK-Per batk Martla-3is bales cotton, 50 coils packing Shrn.
 NEW-oRLEANs-Per steam schr Eugle--eOM feet lumber, Il hf pipes brandy.
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CuRIoUs R PukT The London Morning hrnn- icle oi the iSih ull, nhlishes he following singular rnmnr iron is Dublin correspondent: 'li Is luinor- ed 'lml several ships, bund tur he United States, with pas arngers from Traee and Ike neigliho, ing counties. have hfrn prevented from sailng by order et Me Admi ahy
 FROM SWITZERLAND we have a few days her. Modern couHclls prevail in the general Diet: concli- allon and good feeling appear in the ascendant, hu there aprrehensions for the nlnre. noiw iihstud ing the apparent calm.
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"''' 'o'hS oi tennessee, became a candidate fo, |'"g e's m the Wilson and Williamson district. b" IS C''' 'ESrRY' 'he old member, af,e, wards "Vo"e' "i"seii candidate also, the Goyernor bas witlAf,wn. "o' ""'
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pS-i new Constitution of Louisiana has he il h"'iiy adopted by the Convention Ayes 54--noes l4-ab,ehiT.
 IL Is ihe general opinion that it will le rst,,.d bv decided popular vote, and that il will be put into operation fully. in January next.
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 fhr quotations published in yeslerday's paper as the New -YorA price. Muhile and Orleans cotton, were he prices oi 'Uph,nd and Florida cotnn. The prices Orleans and Mobile, agreeah 10 the price current ct iAe 7th was Inf 44d5i ord 10 good ord 5ia5A mid to good ud DGi mid lar 6s0p7t uliy far 7iU73; and good far eaIeic
 At BALTIMORE, lOth il Is sail of cotten-W We note snrs of 400 haes Upland this week at 6lr, and o1 9 do do At tac. Also, 60 bales Alabama al 7tc.
 Flour s13 a4i dnll.
 MACON, may s-CotoH--There Is very little doing in onr marEel at Fr@sen-h' receipts afe very ehl, nnd hut few slrs of any magnitude are effected Prices may be quoted as ranging rom iiU5ie.
 HE RAIN-With which we were favored on Wednrs- day last and which much ne -ded m ths section of country, we are glhd 10 hear extended far sunh hs Darieu. The crops throughout Camden, Glynn, McIn tnsh Liberty Bryan cuuHiies had suffered want of t nni several planters we hear, had repanted spofon of their cottan crops, while number had lned in the dry ground, and were palenty awaiting arain to sproGt the seed.-lSav Georgian.
 lFGriher particnars of Foreign Markets
 AMsrGRDAM MARkET-Gutton remains m a dt pressed sate lUO bnies ordihaf, States have, g de line O cents preViuUs rates, dspus-d of and pe,en IT. states cotton Is quoted al r Ia 26c surnan 2s 10 a4 short do 25 10 &s Nckere 2s 3 aud East IuJt b ly cents.
 MARsEILLEs--our cotton sales were confined to 300 bales lr" ihe United Stnss on the hlss of 5o for low qualities bO 10 GA for ordinary, aud good ordinary. RoTrERDAM, March l5-Of coIton, we have an arrival of about 4OOv bags but they are not yet ni market We expect shortly transactions will take place. The possibility oi disagreement between Great Britain and the U. Sta1ts gives mness to the market and the pros porous state of manufacturers gives confidence specu- Ialors; yet We think the large quantity 10 arrive must prevent any advance of consequence.
 THg CRoPs-The last G teensbo rough paper sass-By the te rise in this and the Warrior rver injury done to the crops growing on the river lands.
 The Grenada, Miss. paper Of he 26th ut. says Al though the season has been thought be unflvurabe thus far, yet better stand has been seen
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IL IS stated in the Charleston Mercury ,ha, m, fiokEss of that State, has declined the offer or a Mission to London
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our contemporary may put his mlnd at our 'ccount' There IS not much danger thai he will be pIe 10 maIe us at all 'miseIale' by his offers 10 'rshs!er ms own vote, and carry his whig friends "''h ni'a to the support of democrat who Gan be p'''"aded to run against the regular nomination of
 e 'ary' We are not all di- lurbed with the fear '' "e c"" make any such bargain, or that he could "."''e any thing if he could find iargainers 10 deal with h'm Tor the wlig vote. Let him po ahead then nay be al ie to give us.
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Do-At meeting of the friends of I!e abolition ol capal punishment. held lately in Nem.York, let- ter from Vice Presiden' r.LLAs was read. m which he sa,s-'''fime and e6ec,ion have confirmed lhe oninion cherished i', me for many years, that in ou, couutr, at least no just exists for the nnclinr of death punishment, and that it's abplishment til b, her a ter looked upon evidence of the moral cai of nations, they successiNely shall blot i from their criminal cude.''
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gJNED s. RATCLJFFE ,s proposed by his friends candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and will he supported by
 febl7 67lf MANY VOTERS
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05-The undersigned announces himself as a can. ddalc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of obile coun. y, al the ensuing August election.
 ian17 lite JACOB s. MARSH
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Tue Irish Repeal Association of Baltimore Ina, osso'Ved ''eIi, in Consequence of the lntc cose o O'CoSsELL
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Rs-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce himas candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir rnit Court of Mobile county, the election on the first Monday of August next. jan14 3ste*
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0J- The friends of JAMES SCOTT annnunce him as candidate for ihe office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county the election on the 'St Monday of August next mh25tc*
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GJ'I respectfully announce myself as d candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mnhile county, at the ensuing August election. .fH3 . mhS S4if J, w. LANG
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g5- To the VotrS of Mobile county: We are au-
 liori zed 10 announce DRURY THOMPSON as a
 cana idate for re.eection the office of Clerk of he pnst electinn feh8 6CiiIe&
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For Clerk of the County Court. 8-We are requested To announce EDWARD B.
 GAL as d candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing eection. mhIl
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0J-l offer my name to the voters oi Mobile county candnate f'r the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election.
 Jan15 39ie EDWIN RUST.
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9D-JAMES HAGAN is announced bv hls Friends as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Mo- bile county al the ensuing August election. aES
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For Clerk of the Circuit Court.

 0S- am candidate for reelection the office of Clerk ol the Circuit Court of Mobile County the ensuing August election. apl5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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IT. eastern mail was through yesterday, but with out my thing of interest.
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WILLIAM CREssMAN,

No. 96 NORTH THIKDasT, PHILAD EEfHIx;s Manutactursr of Military and Sporfsman's Ayflsst c UGH as Leslther. i'Iah, Fels, Silk, :J,esr ens S Dress and Bear Sklu CA PS of all paIlerns.,iyi Forage Caps, Holsters prrapps, Body. uooR. Enr.. touch boxes Bayonet Scabbards, Sword beJ,s af aJ : kinds Canieens. Knapracks dilerent patterns, Fire Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube Boxes, Brurh apd Pickers, Fumes, Pompoons, Fireman's Caps .Lea- hrr Stocks, Gun fsrs. supc for quality, Shs Bags, Game Bags, Drums; &c. &c. ,,.@ e,i.,t 7
 Gentlemen furnishing tbeir,own chargers ean hHe them Leatherned, at very short notice, siugl orty the dozen. .-.. rt. rf T ss''.".,.e @2es !S-S
 0o-Orders thankfully rece.ved and puncinaIly at tended To. sss ss" ts.'S feb2G 70CmO
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G5 The friends of WILLIS W. GAY w,ll sup port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, al the election in August next | jan16 4Oe* .3'.a
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DEN TfsTR Y ., - {. 2, 2. = sS. ' hR. LEES NEkVINE will give iIpmediats fe

E AK. LEES NEkVlNE Will give ippedlaie 70 : hI lief to the most acute TooTH AcEE, lvhne it proceeds from exposed nerve It Will siso. ea- lirely destroy the nerve hai the ,rooth may be plugged and again become useful. withcbt any pain whatever. The Ner,ine is perfectly free friR eyets ihng injurious the organization of the. .ioelA or that will discolor il, 2. s. r3st. ... ...
 Certificates of it's efficacy, from some of the mos respectable citizens, may be seen si the 'Orf4e et'' southeast cnrner of Royal and Danphi1-sifeeis, over Gregorys Exchange, entrance on, Royal-et. ,s .,.s
 GJ Every operation in Dental Su gery -perfeSpsd upon the latest improved principles and u.~arrani.d 10 last. mh2f 0NtfF-.
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FOR IlluISXll.I.E

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI. D f@ h The fine fast running passenger S;.<SSsasRFE steamer NEW WORLD, Joseph Bryan master, will leave Mobile for he above and all inlermedare landings, on MONDAY. the 18th inst. at 10 o'clock AM. -
 0o- Passengers down by steamer Alabama will be in lime for leaving by New World
 For freight or passage apply on board or lo
 myl7 CAMPBELL. OWEN co.
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MEMORA ANDA.

D The ship Georgiana, Behms cleared for this port B''ioa, 25lh nlt., and at Charleston ilth inst.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of niobiie--may IF, Is45.

CLEARED. Ship Gloucester Pollard, for Liverpool Ly Inc Tonl min. Bark Martins, Treiethan, for New York, by Il Rivers & Steam schr Eagle smith, for New Orleans by master
 AnEiS i.I.. Steamboat NonteLumA, Baker, In New. OrIenns steamboat James Day, Rey holds, In New-Drlenns sieanoOat NoNnbee, Ainney, from TuscAoosa with 3i bales cotton. steamboat Laila Rookh, Hooper, from Columbus. wilh g5 bales cotton. steamboat Bourbon, Case, fin Tuscaloosa, with co bales cotton.
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SAFETY INSURANCE co

u MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co of New-Y -York-A Dividend of rwENTY.THREE AND A HAit declared the 9th ns Capital sed 10 SIX HUNDRED AND sIxTY-sEvEN THoUsAND DoLLA ARs Total million of dollars. gJ
 Persons who did business with tho Agency during the just ended will receive their Dividends Scrip in February. .- -..-i Ifi Applications for ASSURANCE will be received the office of the Agency, corner of St Francis and Royal ss up stairs janlsl ROBERT s. BUNKER. Agent.
 O HAVILAND, CLARK & CO, IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEAL FRS in Drugs and Medicines Surgical and Dental Instruments. Chemicnls Per,nery Brushes, Window Gass, Paints. Oils, Dye Siufs, &c.
 Nos. 45 and AZ Water street-MOBILE. HAvILAND, REESE Co, New-Yark
 HAvILAND, HARRAL X ALI ES, Charleston, s. O. HAvILAND, RIs.Ey Co., Augusta, Ga. der2 lcmo rrCHINA, Glass, Earthenware n nd Cut LERY-WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber Is receiving extensive assnrimrni of the abnve cles hich he offers nt the lowest prires. V q k
 nov4 JAS. MASTERsON. Importer. 34 Water-si r oyRELIGIoUs NOTICE-Dvin- service on Sub. bath mornings will hereafter, during the summer season commence af huff past 10 o'clock, in the Methodist Churches In this cy. The Congregniions rspeci- fully requested attend al that hour, by THE PAsToRs
 my16 vi t.aa
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RARTON AGA DEMY-'fhe Sqhooi C@dttrnis- ID soners of Mobile county will receive propgsals Barton Academy. for 6ne year from Is, November next. The proposnls to be addressed to the Treas- urer stating and sec,'rites for payment, will
 be receved unil the 18th day 1f June next. /.
 my II IA nj l5h,ne.l H. lSrICKNE EY ..E,asxn;r n
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ID lOARDTNti-A few genfiemri,- can he affgg,no :. ID dated with Board for lle s;ui1nrr in delight. u and healthy sit,ai ion iiof far from the e, in family Apply at this office. ,. mj6Es
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NI1TT
 Dates oy m ii yestcrday N lae a4 4ue.
 The Ngw YORK cnttun market WIS inictfe-s"it9 o' the bIh generally reported 7a5lo lsies on the "" aaout 1000 tales spbl, il some rshner', tr lower than prices ruling before he arrival o the steamer inc Herald of lhe eih reports ol he preceding day
 Cotton The ma. ket toiay if again mntiytly in- ,,i,hout dses change aithOusu smi concession has hern nlnlr same ntrrt.s
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THOMAS MCNELLIS. - .u22 I22Kmo Ice Iio,,se Ktebef.
1-- ADAMS, DAMS WHARF. selma. s la =

YNHE subscriber begs leave 10 an,Iounce. to 'Ass
 I friends and rhe public generally. than he has es' lahlished new WHARF for receiving Goods, de; ai he end of Bow street. just below ihe EersS !Ansi, ing. Having heretofore received a liberal share. of patronage (fnr which Ire feels ihankiul) he hopes and txpects continuance ofthe sAHW.' i '''> .i
 He will al all limesbe enabled to engage ~Aadhf forward merchandise, received by and sipEef win
 him, into ihe interior, whenever he may, recciye ore ders do. tap26 l26Cmol JAMES ADAMS .
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NOTlCE-7All Bills against the srfo,Grr ."AKs i, N (Capan Hai t,l Io date. must beu prosecuted an elore the Slh inst pt the sfice Df ,h, Inders isn- ed. or they will be debured pa, ment. - s: ss~s
 m,7 LAS REID & co StAliulfa. lssf
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In our standard works Lake Ere IS usual, stated to have depth of l20 feet. The deepest soundngs have been taken in ake Huron OfSaginaw Bay, ioOo feet of line have been senr down without ind- ing bottom.
 The altitude of these lakes varies step by step rom Ontaria to Superior. Lake onia,lo is 332 feet aiiove the tide water of lhe St. Lawrence. Erie IS 333 feet above Ontario, and 565 feet above tide water al Albany. SI. Clair is SIX feet high. CT than Erie, Huron and Michigan thirteen feet above St. Clair, and Superior lies ioriy-fou above them.
 lhls shows the curio"s fact, that while the sur lace o Huron is 6S4 feet above the level of the oceai it's bottom al Saginaw Bay is more than l90 feel below the same level
 The waters of these lakes, with the exception of Fire and St. Char, are remarkable for their trans parency and delicious flavor. or Lake Huron, Pro- lessor Drake ascertained tfa the water the sur lace, and two hupdred feet below al the place, indicated precisely the same temperature, to witt hity-six degrees His expanotion of the fact is hs the waters are pure that the rays of the win no solid matter suspension 10 arrest and tain the heat rs..--
 There is great curiosity connected with these lakes. about thirty miles from Kingston, near the outlet oft bay of Quinle, in Canada. The writer oi ihIs visited it few years ago, in company with Professor Lyell of London, who pronounced it one oi the greatest curiosites of the kind he u 's what s called in Scotland Ca tarn,' noun lnin lake It is situated upon conical hill about 5oO feet high. IL is circular-aout half mile in diameter, and occupies nea,ly the whole surface of rhe hill.
 The lake is consequently entirely without inlet; yet small stream constantly escapes from one edge "i , down the side of the h turning the wheels of Touring mill, which has been erected near the sum- mt The level of the water in the lake is supposed to be about $50 feet above that of the bay below - As there are no high lauds within fifty sixty miles, or perhaps greater distt tnce, the curious aus tOn nriseP, wlenct cDlnes the supply for this moun tain lake1
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tAUrION.-Ali pefs.a,s tye hereby caa,oned drawn by the uhfersig ned a',d payable to thsyr.sf of WmsH. Ha.tnrd; dated Baldw in ce,iniy. ;Ndl 7 7lh, lS4s, amount ss9s, and August 25rh, fe4f; ff Sl59. Having legal offset ,lsainst said Notes, they will n6t be pad unless compelled by law. ',
 m,l4m sTHOSs RYRNE Srn;xr