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WHISKEY-50 bhls Rec,ifed, just received w and for sale by .-it
 apI5 J. PHILLIPS. cor Cont and Water sts
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" "HISKEY-lOO bhls Reciifed. in store and W for sale by
 apl5 JAMES GANDOLFo, 70 Comu,erce..,
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SOAP AND CANDLES 400 bxs CampbeII's S Soap; 100 do supe, for Sperm Candles, for sale
 all5 bv ]. PHILLIPS, cor Con,i and Water .,s
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FIRE AAn MAXINE INSURANCE.N VI vySHE EPR0TECfIp ,iNS URANCE CoMPA- II NY ssfHASJgs R1, CQEH continue tou insure buiiaings ef Brick sT Wnod and their cpnlen's, in he city of Mobile and t, viciaites, against ts or damage by 6rers laq 10 take marine and river r'sks the a"at asorrbe ternst,inD sd iu nI, .Ii -
 The Agent of rthis, ,Atoppany, has full power and aahsriyto adjust and pay all losses that may occur, as sosa as hs neauis.s proof of the same is sbm't- sed ts him, wl,heM refsFepce af the claim 10 tho os fee ia aHartford. which gives the agency all the ad- sastages of settling losses with
 ocs2I Sl. Michael-at4
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BRANDY AND GIN--I half pipes ] j Du. ae puy Brandpj 10 pipes IlollAnd Gin, for sale by
 ap2l c. W. OGDEN, 75 and IT Wster.,t'
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HAY 40 bales North River. landing; 460 d. f, \ for sale to arrive. Apply To
 apI5 EDW. c. CENTER & co.
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| 6ASNABURGS-20 bales 8 Carolina, in store Wand for sale hy
 apl5 JAMES GANDOLFO, 70 Conrnerce-st EOPPER-IO cases I2, 14. l6, IS and 22 V Sheathing Copper, for sale by
 onl5 F.. C. CENTER & co.
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AeEkcT os THE EMgrg4LSAyErHth ths.Co. " h. ...-|.9sI, Mobile, 22ad Jan 1s45, S.a VNRINTEn Certificates ,of Insurance, oa ieits. II sisef .re ,ssped hom this AeEFcYon Murine Risks for Cestos bease tor Noribern ports and Eu- rsps. si4 sssJsr ,pp the Presricni of the Company ia ke~-xssk. Eas saffh sgws or a@ounn AsI may .n ease sf loss become due, in the same manner As Il s.o.r.,e Pocy had been ssved at the office in New Yprt' RBHERT s. BUNKER, Agent. er1,g'
 .... cesesr oE Royal aud Si, FIancis,s,s,,yis
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ID W. ANDREWS & CO.,, No. St Michael 1Gs street, have in store per late arrivals, com pleie assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. which are offerel to dealers at New York, Pearl street, prices for cash approved city acceptance
 Cotton and Woolen negro goods of fevery variety
 Brown and Bleached Sheeiings and Shrtings nd French, Eng fish. and American Prints
 Fancy and Printed Muslins, etc
 Alpacca Lusires, Iris Cloths and Mernos
 Black and Colored Silks for Ladies' Dress
 Cotton and Linen Drills, Cottoaades, etc
 Den,ms and other Pantaoons stuffs
 Irish Linen, Table and Bed Linen -f Checked, Striped and Victoria Lace Jaconet
 Ladies' Silk and Cotton Hosiery and half Hose
 Ladies' and Cents Black and White Gloves
 Laces, Edgings, Insertings, etc aplO NHEAP DRY GOODS-SELLiNG OFF AT V OVER COST-DAKIELs & BRADY would call the attention of yn clasers 10 the following Goods which they will sell cost. aud at the time undersell any House in the City.
 i French Printed Muslius 20 cents per yard . 20 cases Spring Callcos very cheap
 100 bales heavy Brown Cotton Sheet,ng .
 10 bales heavy Negro Blanke's
 200 bales heavy OsnabuIgs 2 u.at tiIt .lt' "a 'f 5 bales Green and Blue Mackinaw Blankets fAlso-Kentucky Jeans a.d Satinetts. Linen Mus quito Netting, Hosiery of all descriptions, Scotch Ginghams and Gingham Muslins. i.ish Linens and Linen Seeelings, Diaper Towels and Napkins. Lir- en Cambric Handkerchefs and Gloves, Black and Colored Silks, Shawls, Scarfs and Cardinals. Flor ence hks and Satins. Rlsck Lawn and Black Bal zornes, Thread, Laces, Edgines and Inseriiags. &c. Gc. aplT
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A AES-25 bxs Simmons Caststeel, landing ex N Rose Stsndlsh, for sale by
 ap2l MARSHALL, ROWE & co,
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DOOFlNG TIN-5O boxes II by 20 Roofing Al Tin, for sale by
 apl6 E c. CENTER co.
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IRON CHESTS-lO Scott's Patent Asbestos Safes, various sizes and patterns, for sale at 20 per less than manufacturers prices to close con signment. Apply to i
 ap26 i| E. c. CENTER x Ctb
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AN HISKEY-25 bbls Dexter's; 26 do Queen, W for sale by
 ap2l c. W. OGDEN, 75 and 77 Water.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-10

RurrER-l5 kegs Goshen, landing ex Rose ab Standsh, for sale by
 ap2l MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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DRAGGING AND ROPE-25O pieces Mnysville hD and Louisville Power Loom Bagging; $50 do Hand Loom do; 800 coils Kentucky Rope, landing and in store, for sale hy
 anil II 'I.I F. w Mccoy & co.
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lNSEED OlL-5 bbs, m siose and Tor sale 1L low to close consignment by zs--.sl1
 apl5 FOSDICK CHARLOCK, s8 Com-st
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K LNTUCKY JEANS and LINsEYS-Fors saI. IN low by
 ap2I BEERS & SMITH, 22 St Michael-st
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

NTERCHxNfs INSURANCE COMPANY OF IVA MORILE--Cash Capital $25O,0O OFFICE A ST. FRANCIS STREET-Insure against Loss CT Damage by FIRE and against the Hazards of Msrias add Ri'sy Navigation. ...... q ..st... .....
 ACAsH CoMhIssioN OF ,TEEPER CENT will be assvsd oh all premiums paid into the office. thus giving customers the advantage of the MUTUAL ELAN without risk. II. BARNEY, President
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NAILS-SO0 kegs Philadelphia Nails, N Ill be ' sold low from the wharf by
 apl6 BEERS & SMITH, 22 St MichaeI-sa
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ENLOUR-St. Louis Flour in half bbis, tn store II and for sale by
 apis c. w. TORRANCE.
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' IME-3OO bb!s Philade lphia Lime; 20 hhds do L wilihe sold low from he wharf, if taken off to- apI6 day, by BEERS & SMlTi..
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niREuT IMPORTATION of new and fashion

1I able SPRING GOODS, and great reduction | in prices ilEERY & SToDDART, corner Water and Contisls, have just opened select assortment of the following Goods for Ladies' Spiing dresses New patterns Wool BaLarines, Cotton Bareje Colored checked Muslins Fancy figured Jacquard Iiinghams Lace and cord Petlicnats, Dmiiy
 Muslin of every description, say Nainsook, Swiss,
 Null, Jacconet Canbrc, Checked, Sc. Embroidered Robes, suitable for wedding d. esses H & $. will sell at decided bargain in their last years stock of Bareges, Balzarines, Printed Mus- ns. Be-, comprising some of the richest goods im- ported. jan2S IRON! IRONu IRON!l!-The subscriber hay- 1 ing been appointed Agent for the sale of lhe cele brated American Junata Iron, will keep constantly OR hand complete assortment, which he will sell al the following low rates for cash:
 Round and square, 7-8 inch and below, Ale per ID All above 18th, 1 cents per lib
 Flat 5-8, 3-4, 7-S, l, Is and IA by 8, 3-16
 and IA inch, 44c per 10
 All other sizes of Flat Iron, cents per Ib This Iron has been we'll tested and is pronounced by competent judges 10 be equal if not superior Swedes Iron. The attention of country dealers is invited. ian27 W BLACKLER. 6 Water DOO'rS AND SHOES-Recevrd by ship Mo- AD req aud brig Linden
 Ladies' cold Silk and Linen Caters
 Ladies' Fancy do Buskins
 Misses Kid Booees and Buskins
 ChIldrens' do do z
 Travelling and Hard Trunks ..
 Carpet Bags and Satchels
 Also receWed by late arrivals fine assortuen, of Boots and Shoes. Persons wishing 10 buy w,Il please call and examine my stock before they pur- chase DANIEL TILLOrSON,
 mh29 -... No. 42 DaHl,hin street
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MoLASSES AND sUGAR-5O bbs Moiasses: NA 90 hhds Sugar, in store md Eor sale by
 apls BARRON. MEAD & co.
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A XES-2O dozen Collins' Axe. on consignment "A and for sale by
 apl7 s & JONES.
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HAY-l75 bales best Timothy, per ship Tar J qun from Boston, for sale from the wharf by
 ap19 J. H. RIVERS < co. :,
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NRENCH BRANDY-Several pipes ot various Il brands, iD store and for sale by
 apIs c. W. D ORANGE.
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DICKi ES-In bbs, half bbls, kegs and jars. \ landing ex ship Mary Frances and for sale by
 apl9 F0SDICK & CHARLOCK, S6 Com st.
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nRAB HATS-2s cases just received and for AI sale by
 apl7 HUNTINGTON & CT EvELAND.
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su~HE subscr;bers, Agents fse ths Contribution ln- \ sursacs .CsIspaayso New Hork9 contlnhe 10 snke risks oat Buildings. Meschandisc. Cotton m store xnd oa bsard SIespbdais,' t the lowest rates of vrem,an. etissa .hauolii1s.f ir'sa 'i . +n'
 This ,s xn old ehiahtisied Company. wilma caPs-
 .ns27 HUNTINGTON sssGLEvELAND. Agent. rNSURANCE5THeA ApgGsta Insurance and Bank U irs Csmpany of 'A pSdsta Georgia. contnde to s.ts f,K r. M RfHls And RIVE R risks on the most faynratte tetns ssi,H1 rg" '.r
 Inssrance ay'Bsdhad on Frame or Brick Bsiid. s;,v .r ;,s vicinity. q 1aE. DtBoSE, Agent, 1 ..s1s .-,aT ,naar ia liasi a39 Water street.
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DRANDY-2O eigmh pipes Domestic, landing D from Sarah Brown and for sale bs
 apis SI&IT JONES. SALT-ljOO sacks beached. in Mobile Bay; - 600 do on board lighter the wharf, for sale by .,pl4 e. CENTER & CO
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ROCKERY--50 crates English, in store and V for sale by
 apl8 c. W. TORRANCE.
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ID HOT BREAD-2O bbls of best quality, for .s sale by
 apl9 c. A. GILBERT & BRO. 50 Cons.
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MAPLE SUGAR-HOW MITCH,

This is a great year for Maple Sugar in Yer
mont and if the amount produced could be
stated truly it would astonish the Southern
sugar-markers. We are glad to see our friend
Norman Williams of Woodstock (who gen.
erlly has a hand in good works of all sort
endeavorlns 10 ascertain the quantity pro-
duced in Windsor county. Forthis purpose.
he has invited the clerks OF school districts TO
report the quantity made in their districts to
the town clerk-and the town clerks to for
ward to him the quantity for each town. If the
town clerks in this county will ascertain the
quantity in this mode, each in his own town,
and forward to US. we will pay the postage
We also suggest that district clerks, or person
in each, school district in the state, take the
trouble to ascertain the quaniityiproduced and
forward 10 the postmaster of his toun-each
postmaster make out The quantity for the post
master or county clerk in the shier torn of The
county, and the latter make a statement 70,
the county and publish it in this mode, even
if not fully carried out in all the towns, an
estimate nearly approximatins to the value
Of the sugar produced can be made. We
guess the value ofsugar produced this year.in
Vermont, will exceed one million Of dollars.
0Editors in Vermont are invited to copy
this.-Wdtchmdn.
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SENATOR UPHAM has returned 10 Montpe-
lier. He came by way of Connecticut, and
stopped to render the Wings Of that State a
little aid in achieving their late glorious vic
tory. The Hartford Courant has the follow
ing:
1.-THE meeting last evening at Union Hall,
WIS a strong Wing rally,an showed that the
Wings of Hartford are in vigorous prepare
ton for the coming contest.
The Hon. Mr.. Upham. the able US. Senator
from Vermont, addressed the W audi
ence with great power and effect. We wish
every freeman in Connecticut had been pres
cni, to hear his urgent and irresistible oppo,.
sition to that s%tupendous scheme OF fraud
and injustice by which the Constitution is "a,
danger of overthrow, and the happiness and
peace of the country, in imminent hazard.
No one who heard him, couldfal Percelvns
the force and power of the consideration urs'
ed by hun against the contamination oil Inc a.
bominable scheme; nor could any Norterr
man, unless blinded by the strongest parlyde'
lnsion, cosly deny The truthfuluess OF ths
view presented by the Hou. Senator. Dir
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ing in relation to this business, and feel the
necessity Of prompt and decisive measures.

NEw-YoRK Town ELEcTIoNs.-The Al
bany Evening Journal has completed the list
of Supervisors elected by the several Coun-
ties. The result is in 1916, 153 Wings, and
A5I Loeos, Abolition and Native z. In 1914
they stood 397 Wing, 436 Locos, and II Alb
clifton and Native. Clear Wing gain 81. Is
not this a severe rebuke TO the supporters OF
theTe1ass iniquity, and especially those base
and treacherous leaders ofThird partyism, who
under the lying p%retence that the Wings were
as much annexationists as the Locos, have
lost the only opportunity of doing any good
that they ever had or ever will have. These
Third party leaders have done more already
TO perpetuate and strengthen slavery than
they can undo in a century, unless they in
stsntly forsake their mischievous organiza-
ton.
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THE WuRK OF PRoscRIPTIoN.-The pub
lie have been led to believe, to some extent,
by representations of Washington correspon-
dences, that Mr.. Polk intended to pursue a
hishminded and honorable course in regard
10 removals. But their representations were
probably made without any foundation in
ruth. Mr.. Polk will be as proscriptiye as his
godfather of the Hermetage. A correspon-
dent of The Journal of Commerce says:-
"The work of prescription issoing on With
increased energy and frequency. The fair
promises OF Mr.. Polk. held out by one OF
your correspondents, are coming TO nothing.
Worthy men are hurled from their clerkships
with little or no notice, and thrown upon tic
world With no means OF support for themselves
or their families thrown into distresses.-
There is no telling what will come next
Bat it is certain that the '~victors are taking
possession Of .the spoils.' Why should faith
full men be so treated? What natural RICH,
has the government 10 do that which a re-
spectacle merchant would sc3Tn to do 10 his
clerk? They have the power indeed, but
Every Office is becoming more and more in.
secure and undesirable.
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Boston is fas, treading on the heels ofNew
York in commercial enterprise. The coln-
mercial superiority ofilie latter. and iic cons--
quent rapid growth, have been owing in a
large degree, if not almost wholly, to The es-
Enlistment of regular iines OF packets 10 the
most important commercial points on the
globe, and the facilities afforded by lines of
internal Improvement. for the distribution OF
goods brought by the packets. For years
Boston has been laboring to accomplish the
same results. Her capitalists have spread a
network Of rail roads all over New England,
all conversing 10 Boston as a omIaon centre,
and the facilities thus created are now to be
rendered available, 10 the utmost, by the es-
Enlistment of lines of foreign packets. In
addition 10 the Cunarj line of steamers, the
benefits of which she has enjoyed for several
wears, a noble line of sailing packe's, r%ivaling
the best that clear from New York, will soon
be in operation between Boston and Liver
pool. Several vessels are already in commits
sion, and a new one TO be called the Wash
ineton Irving.i is building at East Boston. The
Daily Advertiser says the line, both At Bos-
ton and liverpool, is in the hands of mer-
chants, who are eminently calculated TO insure
its success.-Bufdlo Com. Adr.
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opham hasbeen upon the field Of action at the
scar oil government and knows the motives
and appliances which have been addressed to
All sorts oil men thore, to induce them to come
INTO The support Of a measure against which
tneir better feelings at first revolt. The
thanks OF the Wings of Hartford are due to
tne speaker, for his eloquent advocacy Of the
cause oil truth, of justice and of national hon
or, and we trust they will give a noble response
when the day Of action comes. Let the no.
Bile sentiments echo from one extremity of
the State to the other, and Connecticut will
do herself honor.
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The FRANCIS SALrUs.-The new Steam
err, designed for an opposition arrived at our
dock on Saturday and was visited by our
citizens generally. She is of splendid model
and as her looks well show, was intended for
great speed. She was built by Collyer, the
builder of the new Steamer Niagara on
North River. Her engine was built by Dun
ham g. Co., of n. Y. aud is of great power,
Her paddle wheels are &c feet in diameter
her draft of water four feet six inches. The
time consumed in running between tits place
and Port Kent (i3 miles) was forty-fye min
utes, one of her wheels being OUT of repair
which probably made a difference of some
five minutes-.PIatSbargh Whig.
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.Eolian pinno Forte Manufactoru

Aolian Piano Forte Mandatory
T. Gilbert g. Co., 4O6 Washington Street,
are the sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of
Coleman's Patent Eolian Attachment for this
section oil conntry.
Piano Fort and Music Store.
George P. Reed II Ire
mont Row, Music Publisher q Dealerin Sheet
Music Musical Instruments of every descrip-
ton, and Musical Merchandise generally.
Military Bands furnished, and every Instru
ment warranted.
Imports and Manufacturer of Paper
Hangings
Samuel M. Hubert. 25 Cont Street, near
Washington. J. Bumstead s. Son, lib WASH
ington Street.
Bank Apparatus Establishment.
L. V. Badger, 40 Congress Street, Manufac-
turer of Bates Patent Sliding Top Cham
Der Shower Baths, Badgers Vapor Bath
Apparatus, Bathing Tubs, &c.
Manufacturers Of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars,
Neck Stocks and Ties, Importers and
dealers in GIores,i,Handkerchiefs,
ScdIts, Crardts, Hosiery, un7
der Shirts and Drdrers,
SdfinS, Linens. Bambdsins, &c.
Bates 81 Jones, 70 Washington St. Joys
building.)
Manufacturers and Dealers in eady-mdde
Clothingof erery grade.
Cove, Locke g. Co. at the Commercial Ar
cade, GO Commercial Street.
Paper D alers: Printing, flirting and
Trapping Paper Of oil kinds.
Newspapers supplied,
Pdpermakers Goods Of oil descriptions.
Grant, Daniel q Co. 0 Union Street.
wilkins, Carter s. Co. l6 Water Street.
Agricultural Uarehouse and Seed Store.
Ruggles, Nourse & Mason, South Mar
ket Street, over Fauuel Hall Market, also
Manufacturers Of Ploushs, Implements and
Machines, at Worcester
Hovey & Co. 7 Merchants Row, Garden,
Grass, and Flower Seeds. Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees, Shrubs, Dahlias, Grape Vines,
&c. supplied from their extensive nurseries
al Cambridge.
Boston April 1916.
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A OF VERMONT. ?
District of Addison. (

BE. it remembered that alta probate Court held
at Middlebury, in and for The District OF Addison
on the 25ih day Of April. i. D. 1915.
Eson ?. Beeman Of New ~lIaveniin the Ccun1
ty of Addison 4 person interested in the estate Of
DANIEL BEEEiAN,
late OF New Haven in said District deceased.
movcs the Court that partition ofthat part of the
real estate Of said deceased which was set cut as
dover to Huldah Beeman widow of aforesaid
deceased he made among the hcirS of said dcceas-
cd, and that Cutnmifsioners ie appointed for that
purpose; 1t is therefore ordered, that said inson
P. Beeman give notice to all rerson interested to
appear before said Court, al cSsion thereof to
be held at the Office Of the REGISTER o. said Court
in said Middlebury, on Tbu'sd,v the 18th day Of
May next, al one O'Clock IN he afternoon, at
whichlime and place the said Court will az point
Commissioners &c make partition Of said estate,
by publishing a certified cory ofthiS orieT n the
Northern Galaxy a newspaper printed At said
Middlebury three weeks successfully previous to
the time aforesaid Court.
Jed. S. BoshneH Register
A true copy Of record,
Attest Jed. s. BgsaneH Register. So
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CLOTH WAREHOUSE.
T. S. WINSTON & co.
No. 1873, Pearl Street, Ncp York.

ARE now receiving of their own Importation
on Commission, and by purchase at Auction,
and otherwise, Il full assortment Of Wooden
Goods, comprising American, English, French,
Belgian, and German Cloths and CaSsimereS,
both plain and fancy. Also, a large variety OF
81 TweedS and SatinelS, Ve-tings ard
Pantaloon SiulS.
o. DevoiinS all our time and attention exclu-
sively to Wooden Goods which we obtain from
the above sources, we'believe we exhibit the lar
gest and most extensive assortment TO be found
in the city or Country.
o. We invite the attention of close and OK,
tensiye buyers TO our stock, pledging ourselves
that those vino have been in the habit of buying
their Cloths at auction, al the expense Of much
time and trouble, (often getting quantities anC
qualities they do not wanD shall obtain them o
us, at a very small advance fIom cost, for Cash.
or on a short credit for approved notes.
New York, April2d, 1915. 5Gi5W
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TIE FIRE IN WEST JERSEY WooDs.-Th,
U. S. Gazette gives this account of it:

U. S. Gazette gives this account OF it:
On Saturday, the 10Th ult., man engaged
in attending a coal pit about twelve miles from
Camden, left his charge for the purpose of
getting ruin, and while absent the flames broke
thro' the pit and communicated TO a pile oftim-
Der cut TO make another pit. From thence
the flames spread to the surrounding forest,
and from that time till now, the destructive
element has ragged with wide spread fury, ut
terly defying the attempt made 10 stop its pro-
gress. Up TO the 9th inst, a space OF IL miles
long and 10 wide had been completely de-
vastated, and the fire is rapidly progressing to
the Southwest. The belts Of timber TO the
southwest and eastward of Long-a-C oming
were consumed, and the fire has also burned
around the village of Cleverington.
1t is computed that the loss in the wood
corded and cut, Independent of the standing
timber. will reach 500, 900, and the unburni
portion Of the trees will only be ft for coaling
purposes. The shanties, cutters, stations,
and in fact every improvement in the path Of
the frey scourge, have of cou been swept
away.
II The fires in the Jersey woods are ex-
tinSuished.
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Y ON ANNEXATION.

The Journal Of Commerce translated from
its Mexican papers the following amplifca.
ton of the proceedings ofthe Mexican Gov
eminent on the receipt of the lidings of The
triumph of Enumeration at Washington:
"The Minister declared that, withoutany
extraordinary powers, the Government be-
iieved itself strong enough to Sustain the
rights of the Republic, because it conided
in the unanimiIy of the whole nation, which
would hasten 70 defend the holy cause of an
administration that had in view no other OBJ
iect than the maintenance of the rights Of
the Republic and its laws.
Subsequently, in the Chamber of Depu-
Ties, Seniors Rodriguez de San Maguel, Es-
pinosa and others proposed the following
decree:
LIST. Innsmuch as the United States of N.
America, by the Annexation of Texas 10
their territory, have openly violated their
friendship with this nation, il is hereby de-
clared, that from the passage OF this law, the
treaties of friendship, and navi-
CATION concluded between the said people
in 1881, and mutually accepted and ratified
in January of1S32' are at an end.
3D. In consequence whereof, from the
publication of this law, the terms ofsix months
and of one year, for various purposes agreed
upon in said treaties, shall begin 10 be COM
pietcd.
81. The Government orders the closing
ofall ports TO he Of the United
States, and lorbids the use oftheir nanufac-
lures.
4th. No proposition relative TO the resto-
ration Of friendship will be listened TO from
the United States. except upon the basis oil
the REIMBURSEMENT of the plan of the Annex
alton CT Texas.
The Chamber Immediately went into Sc
erct session for he.purposc of discussing the
above decree.