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Medicated Syrup of fSarsapari!Ia

ThHld'Iphla, AfFI IUIh, IH4I,
Mr.. IoHN 4. CtNTRtLL,
Dear Sir,--llavug lie n alllic ell Cor upward Of
TWO wears with liberation of the throat, de-trnyirg
the whole of he soft pritte then through the upper
part f nv mouth INTO my nose, from which se'eT-
aI pieces of houe came cut, VII cn partially GetEoy-
cd nv sperch, through a kind PrayIdrure nj Nor5
Med,calci Syrup OF Slrsap'i.I', am now re'lor' 4
to peri, CT health, and my sight, "h cA was 50 rnuch
impair j, l. strong as when Toy.
thought il duty owed loyou aud those sri'
larry affected to make 1t public.
louls, Rcspec fully,
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WISTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

A Compound Ba1somio Preparation from
Wild Cherry Bark and Tar,
TIE best remedy kno,on 10 The uorid far The cure Of
coughs, colds. asthma, Group bleeding Of the
lungs, ,choopine cough brmctitis, inf..
enza hortness of breath, pain and
Usokness in the breast or side,
liver complaint, and The
Gr.k nf
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MEDICINES, DRUGS.
DYESTUFFS. PAINTS. &c.

T>HE subscriber keeps constantly for sale on the
l. most reasonable terms an assortment of MedI
clnss, Drugs, DycsIulls PANS. Oils. Varnishes, &c.
Beng largely engaged in grndIns such arlrcles
as Ginger, Mus,ard aud PEPPER he has III, m Tor
sale of superior quality, below the market price.
He would mentIun thai he has a Patent NJ chine
worked by steam power, which enables him to sril
Purity OF the very h st quality for 81 cents Ii. in
Bladdrs, and 3 cents in Bulk.
lie confd'nty asserts that his prices such
as TO give satisfaction TO those who NAV favor him
with call. J. W. W. GORDON,
No l52 West P'a:t St, Baltimore, opposite Bal
timore and Ohio Rail Road Depot,
~ B. No charge made for delivering Goods in
any part Of The city.
March sih, lsi5-3m
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LIST OF CAUSES.

! FOR trial in the Cour, Of Common Pleas of Nor
thumretland County at April Term, lsi5
commencing the frs, Monday being the 7th.
Jacob Painter vs. E Greenouph
Seitziugcr, alienee of
Carver VS. John Carver ct al
stephen Der vs. George Lawrence
F,ymire for Evert vs. p Hackenberg
Saml Swinehat & wife VS. Peter Fets,er
Appleton, cndnrsee of
Edwards q Verree VS. VIM Donaldson
DINING for Camp VS. Jacob Worlley
Benjimin Robins VS. Abraham Lawrence
Prentice for Welch VS. Joseph Kelier
Stephen Deu Henry Sirinmetz
f p Shannon VS. Dennis Waters
Daniel Bfosus John A Shissler
Joseph Mitman VS. Shamokin Coal & Iron 20
I r Gearhat John & Young
Daniel Mover & Wife vs. Daniel Frvmire
Claire Genevieve basque vs. Daniel Dunklebergcr
Same Same
Welsh, Pcmp x Frick VS. George Oyster
William Farinw vs. Abraham Klaze
Charles Towar VS. George Eckeu
Light & Hoffman VS. J g. p Montague
& X Trgo VS. VIM M'Clerry ct al
Hayes, Elliot, Lyon &
Gosh Miller & Frymire
George lelbrich Henry Masser, Esq.
Henry Masser Henry Folk
Henry Huchman VS. George Kuz
George Eckert VS. George w Tnwar
Mitchell tr Raber vs. jared Irvine
John & IIousworth VS. George Fl exert ct oil
Burns d EIsely Same
Elizabeth WcirZel VS. ID Lewis ex'rs
George Ecket vs. George w rowar
David M'Knight VS. X Richardson ct al
ID Spare Henry Sutler
Henry Masset VS. VIM M'Cary ct al
Jacob Seas VS. r w d James Dunn
Goblin & Ellington vs. George Hetkert er al
4 4 Ellington VS. Same
Isaac Rei'z VS. Gressinger
Irwin a. Cramer VS. David Watson
VIM ID Stouiier Haas & Goss
Jam,on Harvey vs. John Shriner
Geo Oyster and wife VS. Amos Reed
Henry Graham VS. Joseph Bud
Geo A Cramer VS. David & Watson
Levi Hobarts assignee vs Alba G Barret
Anthony Watson ct al VS. John VI Housed
Carlton 81 Farnum VS. J & w F Wspgonseler
William Dehart VS. James Shesrer
Thos Van>alzch Us Margaret Lyon &c
Jesse Hensyl VS. Daniel & Zirtman
Henry Funk VS. Henry Stcinmetz d wife
Roht ID Fordsman VS. Benjamin For,Isman
Robt 5 Grant Ell al vs William Reed
SAMUEL d. JORDAN.
Pro'honoar's office, Prothy.
Sunhury, March |, lsi5.
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Now it is evident there are many thousands in
addition who enter the United States that are not
enumerated, because not reported TO govern.
ment.
The large amount from Texas will surprise
many readers unless they reminded that the
German Association are sending their people TO
Texas, large portion of whom as soon as pos
sible, come to the United States. By the late
arrival from England, we have statement of
the number of emigrants that sailed from sin
gle port in Europe, (Bremer) viz 10. lij last
year this shows an astounding increase in the
number of German emigrants sent out to Amer.
lea.
The German Association at the head of which
are thirty Princes of Germany, backed by sub
scrption of five million thalers are very active
in enlisting migrants for America. The next
gear will be remarkable in the history ofthe Uni
ted States. 10000 Germans are preparing TO
embark for America, and more will come ifshp-
ping can be obtained A large portion of these
are under the direction Of and sent out by the
Prince of Soms, the active agent Of the Royal
Association. FAUs GERMANICus.
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Corner Of Tenth and Coaes Streets

]. !, Gahril Jonstnn, No Il -klcs> Street, DO CO..
tfv thai my wife, JaoP, was afhcred for 'wn yea
with Rhsums'ism and At lat was entirely disahl,d.
81 that she was Obliged u he cnuined Ia h'd lea
ing of Caut'ers Me rsted Sy'up Of SArs'parIiia.
W Anti Scortu'ic Syrup. | prnculei fnn' hrt,i :.
which cumpl, trlv removed all her pains and stiff.
ness from bar llmhs; two m re houles made per-
iect cure. 3 is now able 10 tend her house
hold duties A. usual. GABRIL JON
PhLadephi., Jan. "2I lsi4.
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NEW SAEFETTNGS.

NEW SAEFET-NGS.
TIME subscrhcrs have received and are now
Il opening splendid assortment of the following
g ods-
Saxony, Wilton and Velvet Carpengsl
Brussels and Imperial ply do CAR
Extra suPeIfne and fine lngrsins do : PEI
EDgliah shaded & Damssk Venetian do ING.
American tsled and ti9'd 10
English DrueGerts and Woolen Floor Cloths
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
London Cheuille aud rufeI Rugs
Door Mats of every description.
ALSO
A large and extensive assortment Of Floor Oil
Cloths, from one to eight yards wide, cut fit eve
~ description Of rooms or passages.
Also, low priced Insrsn Cape, ngs frnm 3l4 10
o2I cents per yard, together with large and
sive assortment of goods usually kept by carpet
merchants.
The above goois viii be sold Wholesale or retail
at the lowest market prices. Country merchants
and Others are particularly invited To call and
mine our stock before making then selections.
CLARKSDN. RICH & MULLIGNN,
Successors to Joseph Backwood No. Ill Chesnut
corner Of franklin Place.
PhiladelIh Iha, Fe0 22l, ls45.-
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"GOOd Intent Fire Company"
A STATED MEETING of the Company will
be held on Tueslay evening next, at O'Clock,
at the Court House. Puncual attendance is re
qured. CHAS. S. WEISER,
March 90 lS45 Sec, efarU.
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"vvashington Fire Company,

NV :,ShillgfOh EIre COmpany."
THE members of the "Washington Fire Conn
pony" nre requested to meet at the State
House, on M,nday Evening, Ap il Z, at o.
clock pr cisely. Punclual attendance is required.
March 29. ID. W. SHl NDEi., SEC.
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SilaiilOkin Coal

At NORTHUM MBERLAND.
yV1HE Suhscu 'er has boat load OF excel ri
Shamok II Coal at NouhumheIl ,nd, whicl.
he oners Tor sale At the lowest vrcrs. +. rsons
wishing to pcch $50 will call on he sGhsciinet rt
Sunhury, or l.. I. Shauuon, L q. r, Nouhum'~ -
land II. b. MASSEk.
Surhurv, Ir. A., ls45
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- 200 MILES FROM HERE, 10

took the Iarus to send there for a bottle OF it,
which she took, and which helped her much that
sen, f,r tYo bottles more which she has also "a.
ken, snd he now SAYS she has not felt so well for
tx wears as she does at This time. All those who
have Inquired Of me aud ns'e'iaincd what effect the
B ssm had, are anxious TO have some for sale in
thi- vicinity. which is The cause Of my writing you
Pea-e inform me hy 'eru OF m il whether ' you
conclude to send some. and II So to whom, in order
hat II may he known where II rsn lie lad,
am with re p"ct v"urs, etc.
J.. G.. .FARNSWORTH, p. NJ.
The whole country Is fast learning that 10 mcdi-
cin,--no phvslclaH-no preparation Of any kind
oha,errr-can cqna DH, WlsrAu's BALsAM oP
WED CuERRr,
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the lust ce. Of Tho P.sce in and ~, the said cos,
ty, Thonss Coaens, and Icing duly affirmed a.
cord ng % law, ssi,h the above statement is in al
things true.
Affirmed before me, on the 20'h nf p,ii ls43. }
J CLEMENT ]. p.
Such is the unprecedented succe ss Of this BAL,
SAM.
NATURES FiV0RlTE PRESCRIPTION"
prescription ccngenitl to our wants as tits me-.
pared from chemical extracts from substances y b,ch
the author OF nature has placed in our own land
tor wise purposes, that many who know nothiu,
oi the modeo of lis prepar tion are endeayorinu To
reap pecuniaTy benefits by selling on Article similr
IN name, "r IN sppearince. or bv reprpscnnp m ir
own trash az superior to this BALSAM or by cu,-
ting up mixture mud solemny sssever,tinc that !.
Is imported from foreign country. which i, no, N,
case. All these deceptive arts go to show III ,t
WIsrAn's BALsAM is known to the world to Iva
"7WE GREAT REMEDY Y" md that to ssH
any mixture it must be ike this in name, or pur-
port To br like ii n substance.
~ Believe not the cunningly wrought fahrica.
tions-anl AXE only the orginsl ond genuine
WIsrAR's BALsAM W Win CH.nRY.
NO OTHER CAN nE LIKE TT.
Address al orders to ISAAC BUTTS, No. So
Ann ST. New York.
Agents, JOHN w. FRIIING SunJtuy,
ID BRAU rIGAM. Northumberland
J. X. MOVER. Bnon1sBwg,
J. WAGGDNSELLER. Seins- Gror:.
BROWN & GREASY, MRtnuiMe.
Feb. 2cd lst5 -ly
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UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,
CHE Az FOR ca AsH.
:. W. SWANS

Umbrella and Parasol Mandatory.
No. 81 North ThDd street, noo doors belo,o the
CITY HOTEL,
Phi "a d p Ia Ia.
A LWAYS on hand, a large stock of UNI
~ BRELLAS and PARASOLS, including the
latest new style of Pinked Edged Psra-ols of the
hes, workmanship and materials. al prices that will
make i. an object 10 Country Merchants and Others
to call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Feb. "a, lsa5.-ly
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LIST OF JURORS
or Northumberland County, for Apul Tenn,
~ 4. ID. lSi5.
Grand Jurors.

THrbu.-Iohn MCormlck David l. Ireland.
LeIOis WIN. Stuzel.
DeiaIcdre.-Jacoh Brown.
.MHon.-Jes.e Derrckson, John Goodander,
HenIv STine
ChjHs9uHguc jacob Brown.
POint-Wm. l., CHOU.
augusta. Jesse Ba>tian. Henry Bloom.
&t0BiOhin Samuel Gilger.
Rush-Jrsse Weaver.
Upper Mahono, W,m Shade.
LOUer MQhoHOy-Danie Xerbe, jr., Nicholas
Brosus, Charles Brosius.
JdckSop.-Jcremlah Longsdorf. Elias Ester
Michael Cra,inger, Jacob Seller Adam Campbell,
VIM. Groh, John Vert.
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o. De crip'iye rampui,ls NAV be had OF tn
agents (Gratrs) J. W. FRlLING,
Su hlTy Nov. Q 1874 -lv .9gen,.
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Four Lots Of Ground

in said borough, Nos. 73, ~, rs, rs, bounded
west by River street, south by Blackberry street,
east and north by 20 feet alley, on which is cree
ted comfortable two story dwelling house and
kitchen
ALSO-Four other LOTS OF GROUND in
said borough, Nos. il3, ia, lis, lI6, bounded
west by Deer street., moth by Dewherry street.
eas, 10y lot No. ll2 and south Ivy 20 feet allie,
The first described lots 571 fee, each. font,
and 23O feet dep. The others are 60 feet each,
front, and 23O deep.
The terms of so will be made known on the
day Of sale, by LEWIS DE WART,
A. JORDAN,
Executors of Daniel Levy, Esq decd.
Sunbury, March 18Th, ls45-4t
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Real Estate

~0OS SAUnIDe
nN the fist Monday in April next, at the
~ Court House, in Sunbury, the subscribers
will offer for sale
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From the phila. Ledger
Enigrants.

Messrs. Editors by examination of Re-
port to Congress, bearing date January 10th,
1s45, just received, perceive that the whole
number Of emigrants who have arrived in the u
nted States during the last eight years, amounts
to 5sl ,52s yearly average 7s,94l. Ofthis num-
Der there were from
England and Scotland, 1920
Germany, li5,976
ireland, 24O,6is
Other British Possessions, 1856
France, 39952
Texas, II, ,9Oi
Among these 5sl ,22s emigrants there were per.
sons having no occupation, 23l ,0I4
Children, 81 ,72S
Laborers, 76,O43
Mechanics, GO, ,2Os
Farmers, 81 ,70G
Planters ;l2
Physicians, l,736
Lawyers, 552
Dress Makers, 2,0s0
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llO ms AZ,
NV 100 Baud, 49,, a, 81 rs c'sh g sac
by b. hENDRlCKs.
senNl1, oet, is,h, lsl+.
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DIR. JOHN W. PEAL.

CIE&h1 RESPECTFULLY informs the ci-
tizens OF Sunhury and it, vicinity, lh't
EEESa he has removed to the Brick HOUSE, ia
e} Ma'ket street, formerly occupied by
Benjamin Hendricks, east of The store formerly oc.
cupicd by Miller q Marz, and now by Ira II. Gle
ment where be will be happy to receive calls in
the line of his profession.
Sunhury, March 29th lSi5-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

The RIvERs-A FLOOD Al the rate all the
Western waters rising We mas som expect to
hear Of great damages by flood, The Cincinnati AT
las, Of the ! til inst ), has the following items They
look sqna,
Since the heavy rains, all the Western Rivers have
become swollen TO high stage, and are riiil rising
At this point i, is said To have riren over 10 feet
since Saturday morning, and is still rapidly rising.
AT Pittsburgh On Saturday evening. there we're a
feet water in the chaunel, AID rising. A, Louisville
the water WAS or 8 feet the Falls ON Saturday,
aud any class Of boats pass oVer them. Az Nash
,lIla the Banner says the river IL very bigh. The
Kentucky was Saturday Is ar 20 feet above low
water mark, and bore ITS surface such quantities
Of drift wood impede ma, cation. The steamers
enabled to "jump" the dams without passing
through the locks.
II we may judge from preseni appearances, we are
to have food IN all the Western Riiers We have
had storm uf nearly four days' rain, ith short in
termissions, hich must think. swell most vi liza
streams beyond their banks.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21
CoIrespondenco Of the RnrInn Ala.

] oNDoN, Feb. 3-Autographs are highly valued
III TINS country, and even al an auction sale they COM
mand very high prices. There WIS large sale, last
week, Of autograph letters and historical documents,
at Flecher's, 10 PicadilIy Out Of several hundred
lots of autographs Of soveregns. nubl-men, states
men, and literary characters. is proud fact, that
AN autograph letter Of Washington commanded u
higher sum than any other autograph letter! Fur ex.
ample, letter Of Shendstune's the pDet, brought
thirteen shillings-one Of Dr. Franklin's brongh,
ihiny-three shillings-two letters in the ing
Of Mrs. Jordan, brought only seven shilIings-whe
one letter in that Of Chas. .ames Fox, brough, only
eight shillings. and one If Cannng's letters brought
the same sum- Autographs of George II, III, and
Nv, brought from seven fourteen shillngs- and one
of"Maiye The Queene." brought twenty-five sh,l.
lings. Sir Walter Scouts autograph brought eight
shillings The grand lot Of al. No 100, command.
ed much higher sum. This lot was thus de SCI ibed
IN the catalogue: "a letter of the celebrated George
Washington, dated Fairfnx, county Of Virginia, uHe
"a, I'LL. There was ii spirited competition for this
lot, which WIS finally sud for two pounds and five
shiilings. II is remarkable that the letter of an
me'can President should command higher sum than
the autographs Of BRUSH Kings and Staiesmen!-
This simple incident shows, in some degree, the
high estimation 81 Washington among Englishnen
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

Per steamboat Belle Pouls from ADerdeen-Toomer
Cav A co rs bales; Sims & Redus ~; Walker Simp.
son 66 Harris Clay ton g. co so; Walker Holmes %;
Bun 4 Boardman 81; ID Ball l6 Z Marable 49, Ru-
pert McLeand IL; Bradford d Saunders l5' Albert q
Prentice 10; X Craig 81 o Cummns 5; MuuJin g. Ter
relI Il Crawford Is; RheH SYKES co 10; Leaesne 2;
Desha, Sheppard & co /; order 81.
Per steamboat Montgomery I'm Wetumpka-Toomer.
Gay d 295 bales; q Heard 253i RIyes Battle CO
f21; E l. Andrews Il SO. Bradford q Saunders 81 De-
shs Sheppard e. co 4 Mauldn " Terrell l6; A Pope d
son los; Andrews " Dawson 81; Suyre 81; Walsh 81
a w Tarlelon 6; Rhea, s. kes co AZ; Bull d Boardman
81 Lyon Baker SO; Harwell Davis 81 TarleOn, Scott
a Cummings IS.
Per steamboat New World i'm Montgomery-Donad
& Marshall 235 bnles; Bull g. Boardman 81; Pope 4
Son "a. Harweil ~ Davis 36 Boy kin McRae II; Cor
don d. Curry 81; Vaughn u Wheeler 10; Andrews
Dawson $751; roomer, Gay g. CO 9li Seaninn 23; Wal
ker d Holmes los, u Carlisle 4; w Bower d Ali J
Is Punch "a; II A schroeder /; Anderson & Dickson II;
Leavens & Malone 10; Crawford 81 Brodnax, Newton
a. CO 2; e l. Andrews d CO 5Ui Walsh 81 Dickinson L.
Eurlis "a; owner ON board TO-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

ANCIENT Aboriginal FoRTIFIcArIoNs.-
The Buffalo Pilot gives the following account of an
ancient work in the stale Of Nj ichigan
In the Town adjoining Cooper, county Of Allegan,
about a mile distant from the fertile banks Of the
Kalamazoo, il n small hamlet, commonl, known as
Arnold's station" The first settlers ofthis little
place, emigrants from the ST. Joseph country found
IN the TOW nship some extensive ruins Of what had
evidently been the work Of human integrity, and
which they chrstencd The Military Post"
IL CONSISTS Of II wall Of earth, running northwest
and southeast, being about the height sf a nan .
head, in the principal part Of length, but varying
~ some places, rs il II had been degraded, either by
inc hands oil assaiens o. the lapse Of time. Front
'ng the road. WHICH runs da alel with the work, is
'ne sfaes' esentng gentle slope to the submit Of
the wall, winch extends ior alb the fourth of u
mile. Along the entire face the forti6cation il a
cleared space OF equal breadth in it's whole extent
covered with "a fine grass, but beyond the edge Of
this the forest is still standing Such was The as.
1pect Of the remains when the first white settler
grated 10 Michigan, and il has remained, without
pefcepi'ole ci"nse, TO the present time. The mound
10 covered with NJ "sir"us trees, Of wood slow in
It's growth, showing It's great antiquity, but furnish
ins no clue 10 9 orr tin. sd
The popular theory seems 10 lie that the French
who early iraversed country were the builders
but this of course, il errenro,is IL mn. have bee
either the work Of large body Of men, or the pam
f toll GA few. II the former. they might have con:
qeered and spbdned any tribe of Indians then In ex-
isance If the latter, solitary line Of breast work
without atosse, " other deiences, could have been
no protection; and il seems rtl more mysterious
that !, shopd hare been placed here at Distance nj
mile from any spring. and with heavy wood, ola
aae more anesnt Than the trees upon the mound, in
ITS rear,
,. ~ IN neahborins Indians question upon iis
mary history, the nvarsable answer il, that It
WV, ~ When they came-more, they eithe do
~. y. o'"ho' say That il was the labor Of Nm ex.
f.a ia, ,"oe pretty vidcni and II probably dates
R.ar e fame era with hs extensive works Vt Rock
s;nsn . .sss latter as however, OF brick. spe-
roo,. r. an III D'sra'' 'nken froih beneaIh the
bis possession. "e "'"e' "'' ="
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

NJ MONTGOMERY. cotton quoted brrk OH NrHhssua1'
al n slight adysnce-eXiremrs 81 acc.
a, wRruNpKA, on Tuesday, cotton quoted at At &c.
Receipts of week ending l7Ih, 800 bales
At LOUISVILLE, 9th inst. Bacon quoted nj an advance
OF tc-lrom wnson hog round 4ic Nearly all the Sides
have been taken nj shipment South. Flour 50 50
al. Whskey Isc.
At NEw ORLEANs, the price current of Wednesday
quotes ad In cotton Of c since the l4h with
great armnsss the part holders, and light offerings
Sales the three days 49, 90 bales against receipts of
I6 3l5 bales Stock 7Os99 bales. The quotations for
far GiMi; mid fair 6iG6A, mid 81 &c; ord 5Ma4: aud
iBl 4a4ic Tor Louisiana and Mississippi. Receipts
date j,725 bales. Frelshts foreign ports very dull
Br. vessels MI up slowly at I'D for Liverpool aud Ameri
offered al 7l6d' lIavre iUl5-16c very little doing
Exchange in fair request ut previous raes-Sierns 81
prem; New-York 30 days lf0Dl3 dis; sight al dis.
Sugar-Since our review Of last Saturday morning a
active demand has prevailed for Sugar the Levee,
aud Ms the receipts in The lime have been light, the
stock on sale has III consequence been reduced within
limits than have known he for several
Years past this period OF the Prices
tinued steadily TO improve, and thew now full &c
higher than previously particularly Tor qualities below
prime. We quote inferior 404i, ord To common 4ia4s
fair 43G5, prime 5IQ5t, strictly choceEn small lois 81
&c per Id.
MoIasses-The demand the Levre has continued ar-
Ne s"'e "u' 'e'e" VI 'aS' 9a''uaS 'ho'"hs ana tue
market was yesterday nearly swept OIL every parcel on
hSe' :" consequence" VI 'he ''sA"esS IN "ne oe"'a"u'
prices nave "uV""oeu o uay !" uuS' ""o '"ey are no"
iuf 20 hsher TIM" al Tue time o' CLOSING our previous
report ""ou lois III cypress Dds are orisk OF safe AT
2ii 025c, and common lots in oak bbs IL, 23iND24c
Flopr-Wa con,inue IN ouote + r uhio al l,6Dl toI
~
Illinois and Missouri country brands 81 O5U4
TO- fancy bakers brands 81 2o14 u.s. the last being
o1eHSa"' 'oeu o' o"e VI wv" " '"e '"oS' 'e'eo ~
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

Per steamboat Fashion from New Oreans-Mrs Il
Wood, Misses Erwin, Thornton, Capt Tenpn Drs Lo
PEI, Savage, woodward, Messrs Vail, Saffod, Gould. W
McCaw Fisher, Grinnan, Jones, Erwin. I.ynnm McRa
Swing, Erwin, AmeIuHg, Hopkins, Cheever Capt Bliss
Per steamboat New World fun Montgomery-Wil
and lady, Mesdames Summers, Wiley, McConnoo
Messrs Sterrei Phiier, Wilson, Bowen, Petlibone Gar
ner, Sharpe, Houghan, srseiy Burns, Belts Trygns,
Stoudenan Holmes, Quiney, Riley. Anderson, Krsley
Englander, Marshall Wilson. Pickett Dumas, Riie
scrugss, Mclean, Or Murphy, N Murphy, Savage Don
aid, Crawford, PouHey Williamson. Jenkins, Martin,
Lucas, Sloan.
Per steamboat Belle Poue I'm Aberdeen-Judge Craw
ford, DR. Williams Messrs Myers, Prewiit, Gunler
Stark ilennard, Lester, Harrington, Duipg, Jones', jar
man, Burke, Drake Vernon, Dunnahoo, Charlotte. Lam
don, Trewtt, simpson, Woodyard-and others.