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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-30
L ATE IMPORTATIONs.-Tho fol


~ articles all of the very best quality and
being imported by the subscriber, he can warrant
them genuine and sell them as low as they can be
had in this country.
Sets OF Rodgers highly finished DINING CUT
LERf Ivory balanced handles, with patent tenn
per"d steel blades, and warranted, good carvers
to match. Each set consists Of SO pieces.
Japan WATERS, a truly elegant article, iapaned
in the best style, of the Gothic pattern the ground
OF rich colors, and ornamcnted in very tasteful
manner.
French Hanging Papers, imported by c. H. for
his own sales, very rich, and Cloth Borders splen-
did
Fire Screens, Of handsome patterns and in great
variety
Old English Razors. manufactured by Joseph
Rogers Sons, they are set ready for use and sold
with the privilege Of returning and exchanging
them If after fair trial they are not found excel
lent.
Superior Razor Strops and Paste of the most ID
proved makers.
The Military Shaving Soap, by Rigge, Brock
bank Riggc-a very superior article
Attinson's Camphor Soap, for preserving the
skin soft and even.
Lows old Brown Windsor Soap.
Genuine Preston Smelling Salts.
Rowland's Macassar Oil for the hair
Essence Of Tyre, for changing the color Of the
Hair and Whskcrs.
Fragrant Perfume for the Pocket Handkerchief
Day & Martins genuine Japan Backing Moth
ing has yet been offered 10 the public equal to this
Hacking for giving an elegant Jet black lustrc to
leather.
Quilts; an excellent assortment of English and
Dutch--plain, yellow and Opaque.
Thcrmometers' Tape Measures, &C.
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e,zs5;1 $50 AZ 90. 800
l. IJr ACCOMAIOD ALTON ronnan:. D.

Il Lie ACCOMMODATION Connerion Rene,p-
ed.-The Subscribers respectfully inform the Pub
lie that STAGE ROUTE has been established be-
tween Margarettsvile and Weldon. in connection
the Baltimore Bay Line, by which Travellers, will
he placed Mt either end ofthe line without delay
Those persons DESTROYS of taking this most comfor.
will be subjected to no disappointment or delay, as
the carriages and horses of the best quality and
stock, ard the Stage Travel is but EIdHrEEN MILES
hard level road.
Travellers nv this Route going to coming from
the North will be conveyed rs cheap as by the City
Point Rail Road and Tlco Dollars less than by the
Route via Richmond, SC, the Fare between Wei
don and Baltimore being only SO 90.
Passengers by this Route will be carried throu gin
by day light, thus saving nights rest.
Arrangements have been made with the different
companies running in conncxion with this Line
to insure regularity and despatch.
WILLIS SLEDGE & Co.,
Weldon, Julv 1S45. Proprietors.
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All, S STILL Il IA AN Y ~ sgPPLY:-

ES, MOSQUITOES, FLIES, ANTS, &c, &C
The EGYPTIAN POISON PAPER, has been in
troduced INTO Great Britain, France, Italy and
;he United States. The enormous demand for il
in those countries (without any commonly proves
its real value in Kidding communities from the
dreadful pests
Mr.. MooRE, General Agent for the United States,
deems 1T necessary to caution the public against
spurious article which has been introduced The
Genuine is sold At the Drug store, High street,
attn door below Middle. Only l2i cents per Sheet.
June 30 CHAS H. HEJNTPSu' AGENT
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma. and COnSumntiNn


THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for Colds.
GARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered by the ceIe-
bated Dr. Buchan, of London England and introduced
into the United States under the immediate superinend
ance of the inventor.
The extraordinary success OF this medicine i'm the
cure OF Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
Agent III soliciting for treatment the WORST POS-
SlBLE CASES that found in the community
remedies of the day and have been given up by the
most distinguished Physicians CONFIRMED AND
lNCURABLE The Hungarian Balsam has cured, and
will cure, the MOST DESPERATE OF CASES. 1t is
no quack nostrum, but standard English medicine, OF
known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should ne supplied
with Buchans, Hungarian Balsam OF Life, not only TO
counterfeit the consumptive tendencies of the climate
but to be used prev hive medicine in ali cases OF
Colds, Coughs Spittim Blood Pain in the Side and
Chest Irritation and Soreness of the Lungs Bronchitis
Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Sweats
Emaciation and General Debility, Asthma Influenza
Hopping Cough, and Group.
% Sold in large bottles at 81 per bottle, with full drec-
tons for the restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, containing mass OF English and Ameri-
certificates, and other evidence, showing the un-
equaled merits of this Great English Remedy may be
obtained of the Agents. gratuitously
DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole Agent for the United
States, ll9 Court street Boston.
I. w. DYOTT & SONS, General Wholesale Agenta,
No. l32 North Second street. Philadelphia.
SPECIAL DEPOT, at the Store OF Alexander Du-
vail & Co., No. l47 Main street, Richmond.
Also, for sale by CHARLES III. HEINITSH,
Agent, Portsmouth, NJ. A. Santos, King &
Toy, q. Emerson, Robertson& Cornick, VIM
II. Brou ghton, Norfolk, and by Druggists gen
crallv throughout the United States
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ENANCY ARTICLES d PERFUMERY.
Il Ladies, | would most respectfully call your at.
tention to my assortment of FANCY ARTICLES
and PERI UMERf, which is perhaps the largest
and richest ever before offered for sale in this place
comprising almost every article both useful and
Ornamental necessary for the Toilet, of which the
following is part
Ladies' Caprccs, a new and beautiful article
Perfume Cushions, put up in splendid stvle
Cosmetic Cream, the best article ever offered for
chopped hands, &c. 1t possesses the most extraor.
binary healing qualities and is the best cosmetic
ever known fer imparting delicate softness to
the skin, and preserving 1t from chopping,
Philocome, the best preparation for the Hair now
in use.
Rose Scented Toilet Powder, very superior,
Taylor's Chrystalinc Soap,
Together with the largest assortment Of Cologne
Water, Florida Water, and Soaps Of superior quail
lty of every description Of PEI fume, Preston Salts
Tooth Brushes. Nail Brushes, Hair Brushes, Supc.
rioc Tooth Powder, Beef Marrow Pomatum, Pa
tcy's Celebrated Cold Cream, &C.
% Call in and examine for yourselves.
G. II. HEINITSH, a gent,
July High ST., 4'h door from Middle.
DAPER HANGINGS AND BORDER
y NV have for sale large stock of pa
will sell very low. Persons i'm want IF either nj
the above articles will please give us n call before
purchasing elsewhere.
w. II. n. HODGES & 60.
We have also Just received lot of beautiful FIRE
SCREENS, which we arc selling very low
March 81
WE ARE TURNING OUT The mosf val
w liable collection Of Books, Stationary, and
School Books Of the most approved kind
a fine assortment of Writing Paper,
Ink, Steel Pens Quills, WATERS &c,
Musical Instruments ofvarious kinds, very cbcan
Hapdsome Walking Canes, Riding Whips &c
lot Of beautiful Cutlery, embracing come Of
Rodgers superior Pocket Knives, and the greatest
variety Of fancy articles, all at cheaper prices than
ever. HODGES & co
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IrREsH MINERAL WATERs.-wo tnI,.

NJ
L pleasure in informing the public generally that
we have received land will keep constantly M during
the season, full supply of WHITE SULPHUR
WATER from the celebrated Spring in Green
brer County, Va.
This water, which has been for several years
transported from the White Sulphur Springs, in
Greenbrer County, in this State, enjoys grcat rcpu-
tation throughout the United States, and is now
very generally used and its virtues cxtollcd as
remedial agent in bilious diseases incident to
warm climate, dyspepsia, costiveEess, iCundice,
chronic rheumatism, govt, dropsy, in affections of
the breast occasioned by disease of the stomach
liver, neural gia and nervous diseases in general
chronic inflammation of the kidneys and bladder,
and urethra piles, scrofula and crup'ions other
affections of the skin; i'll conditioned ulcers.
curial diseases &c. &c, all of which is atescd by
the highest narucs in the medical profession. and
many others who have for years used this water,
both at and when removed from the fountain.
SARATOGA WATER, from the Congress, Union
Pavilion and Iodine SPringsin New York, in quart
CHAIYBFATE MINERAL, WATER. an active
and lasting Tonic A general view Of the ana lvsis
of this water, will show that it stands the first in
rank of the highly concentrated Chalyhcates, -
consequently it acts Tonic increasing the
stren 9TH of the systen raising the force Of circu
lation giving tone TO the degistive organs aug.
menting the muscular viGour, and promoting the
excreUons; it is of course advanagcously employed
in those diseases in which Iron is principally used
such as Auenorrhea, Chiorosis, some states Of Ne
4orrtagia, Leucorrhea Dyspepsia, ScrGfula and ca
rious forms of Chronic Debility.
~s&The only Agents for WIN. y. CALwELJ, pro-
prietor of the &c White Sulpher SPRING" are NJ a.
SANTOS Norfolk, and
CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent
High street, 4th door below Middle.
July2 Portsmouth. Va.
40 BBLs GIN and CORDIAL in store and 70
~ sale by JOSIAH WILLS
Nav
VUST RECEIVED the following valuable
- prepare tons, warranted pure and genuine and
manufac tured by the most noted and experienced
Chemists
Citrate Iron Quiuiue, Iodide Sulph
Sulphate quininc, DO Fcrri
Extract Quinine, DO Lead,
Citrate Iron, Chloride Iodine,
Iodine. Cinchonine,
Oil Black Pepper, Potasscc Hydriod,
Piperine, POtass Cyanuret
Chloride Zinc Wood Naphta
Morphia Sulphas, morphia Acelas.
sssAlso--A fresh supply Of healthy SPANISH
LEECHES. For sale at the Drug Store, High st.
doors below Middle
Jsiy II eHAs Fl HEIEITsH, Agent
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n UADRANTS from the best London makers
", at various prices. Also Soy Glasses, Guntcr's
Scales, Bowditches' Navieators, Coast Pilot. a
large assortment Of the most approved and latest
Charts just received and for sale at low prices, by
Aug rs E. HALL & co.
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CHOICE HAMS.-

CHOICE HAMS.-5O CHOICE SOUTHA Mp.
~ TON HAMS.
80 Bushels Ground Alum Salt.
10 Sacks Liverpool Salt
Also 100 u.s. Is, and gals Stone Jars.
Aug 30 THOS BROOKS.
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For sale by C. H. HEINITSH, Agent, Ports
mouth, Va
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PROFESSOR JACkSON'S LOZENGES.
They are ctfec.ual in relieving Catarrh Bronchial
affections, Hoarscncss, oppression of the Chest and
will alleviate Coughs, gilmore obstinate pulmonary
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old RYE WHISKEY.-6O bbls Old Rye
~ Wbiskey, for sale consignment, and can be
sold low. (Aur 2D J. WILLS.
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Az BBLS GIN and CORDIAL in store and 70
~ sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
MAY
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LNROM PHlLADELPHlA-Just received the fol
Il lowing valuable preparations, warranted genu
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02
PASsssNs:sssss.

Per steamboat Belle NJ Attakapis fin New-,rleans-
Messrs Maxwell, Wright, delivering. Ginger, Buckley,
Robel.
Per steamboat Fashion, fm New -Mesdames
Roberts AMI children, LHrkins, Fullerton and chidren
Misses Maui. Meek, Loen Cap,s Fullerton, Homun. II
Leonatd Baker. Mtssrs lup.z CHulmar. Paving, Will
Hams Ramsay, Barrera, Utter Rosenhaum, Wallace IL
slewari. BuFrell, Kerr, Warner, Walker Veveepgue,
and Maul, smith, Ganahe, HRvndnd-lI On deck
Per steamboat : IN ia e lin Weumpka- II. & , aword,
lac, and child, Col Owen nm led, DR. Snodder ady
and cAId, Gen WouIw,rd iady. Mesdanes ma,
and hid. Woodward Setly, Dawson, Lawson anu
child, MISSES Wurmely. billet, Greer l. : aid NJ Bibb,
Messrs Woodward, SeHlly, Hnrdeuan, Abrams, Judge
Bibb ID and b Bibh, T oeally, w II sparks roore,
Abrams Rev Lipscomb. n W FARLEY Il Thorn Jr, ln-
gram, MarabIe, Meadows, DIR ElJridge iirnderso
Funchhnck Cain, J b r Williams. j sebies bradbury
L and Siroude, iIarsien Munchey, Wood, Bar
ker. ID Jones' Roberts, Richardson, Perse, Kyle.
w Kyle, q Hartwel W II Cr0cheron, Spana, Reed,
D. Broughton, Love, BagbS, DR. Echols. w u inning,
Ulmnn, Puriiuy, Bagan, Greer, Chiffon Bennett, u
Davidson, Hon James Dilet. Riggs, Mckenzie, Rob
bias, Rev Dickinson, DR. Dumas, Dumas.
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0cS-THE Butchers of Mobile having been DESTROYS
to abolish market on Sundays. in pursuance OF which
paper or resolution embracing this object has been
handed from another and received The signature
or consent Of all the Butchers in the market. They
therefore held meeting al the Odeon' yesterday
morning, when JOHN COLE was called to The clair.
and JOHN BANTA appointed Sec, eiary. The chair
stated the peculiar lahour OF Butchers
with The Mobile market. the great distance they re-
side from market, the badness of roads, enduring all
weather coming very early TO market, the great
exerton used IN cutting meats peculiar to Mobile,
and lie continued daily market without amy inter
mission. The constant exerlion of physical powers,
the sacrifice of domestic and social comforts, show
at the necessity Of rest one day in week, and
Sunday is observed generally day Of rest,
therefore
We, the undersigned Butche's, Occupying Stalls
in the Mobile market, do hereby agree that will
moi attend market on S0ndays-that we will not al
low Stalls TO be used for the purpose of selling
meats Sundays-nor Will we allow our servants
Or j"urneymen to sell hawk meats in the streets
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PORTS

Total. ...............5l sal ri I4tl l512l Oi24
OF the arrivals ~ SHIPS btrks and schooner were
British ship Ausrinu brig and schuoners Spanish,
schooner Mexican OF the clearances 20 ships barks
and schooner British, ship French, brig aud scho'
ners Spanish.
The m ais were duly up .esterdny-dates from New
York and Philadelphia of the 25h, Baltimore othe 26lh
aud Charleston of the 2sth uit
The Courier Of the 2h says of the New York cotton
marke,"the sales yesterday reach 45Oobnles, probably
error 1900 being ntended,l principally at Saturday s
prices"
In foreign exchange little moe doing nj former rates
Domestic inactive.
The journal of Commerce of same date reports he
sales Monday Gath, only 1900 bales, at Saturday S
prices.
The ponleni the Philadelphia Gazette reports
the NewYurk marke rather easier in price on Mon
day, aud that about tc higher
than previous to The steamers news The market not
particularly active
The Express says-there is mole doing in the market
to-day, but prices are the same.
Several packet ships arrived at New-York the 23d
and 24lh, amongst them the siddons, from Liverpool
Feb. 18th; the syie de Grasse from Iavre 10th Feb; the
Toranto and Westminster, from London and Liverpool:
and New York from Liverpool
The Liverpool had 2S9 steerage passengers, the New
York 50. the slve de Grasse "a, and the siddous IL
The svie de Grasse brought a portion of the goods
saved from the Vile de Lyon.
The receipts Of The New-York Custom IIouse.Ior the
week ending I'D ult amounted to $344,Ol9.
The exports OF specie during same week Ss9320. In
ports S. 295. OF The exports $4,000 for navre in
Amer lean halves and Mexican dollars.
At SELMA, on Saturday last the extremes given for
cotton are Al 6ic; good crops commanding Gle.
LAUNCH The ship Henry Clay, of l4JO tons burhen
ana intended for Grinne, Mnrurn d Co.'S Liverpool line
of packets, to be launched at Newton on the 18th
ut She will sail on the 9th Of May. under command Of
Capt Nye, formerly OF the Independence.
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Per steamboat Sam Dale from We nmpka-THreton
Scott d CummiEs 1853 hdesi Nlsbet 10; G W faretun
10; Rhea, Sy kes n; Mauiin Terrell 66 fO0mer,
Gay 26 Horton ~ Clock 46; Lyon & Baker 5; ilar
ris0n d. Blair o. A Pope " Son 81; w Armstrong q;
nj Sayre $50; Bradford " Saunders 49, Andrews D.w-
40; l. Andrews Il CO 90 G u Henry 49, Dickinson
~ Eustis "a; Rives, Bate Il co 5; Bower GO 2Y;
Wheeler 1877; Donad " Marshall /; Gordon Curry 49,
Smith, WyckUh Il NicOll ~ Thompson MatiesOu l6
w A Scott %; Ii Phipnt 81; I Lesesne "a; JAS Crnw
ford 81, T Il & Holt l4 Boykn McRae So.
Per steamboat Waverly I'm Aberdeen-sims Il Redus
90 bales; T Hill n; K Carlisle Is; w Scou :; c
MaraDle 27 Bradford " Sauniers l3 Tuomer Gay IL co
80; Fontline d. Son 2; Har isnn Blair 62; Rives,
Battle d co 70; Withers Co 2, Lyon Il Baker las
Walker Il Simpson 3; Andrews 81 Dawson 5; Mnuidn Il
Terrell /; w Eckord 81 Albert Il Prentice Ii Rhen
d. co q Bull d B0ardman g. order 80.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

THE NEW ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS. So long ago
as September, 1913, ii stated, at the conclusion
Of our original of the Antarctic voyage, that
another expedition 10 the Arctic circle was conten-
plated, the command of which would be offered To
Sir James Ross. Various circumstances arose TO
DELAY the execution of this design and TO modify the
appointment Of those 10 whose charge il should be
entrusted. Al length. however, the return of Sir
John Frank lin from his government Of Van Diemen's
Land has given il new impulse, and the sailing Of
the expedition under his command has been finally
determined. Both the Erebus and Terror returned
from their arducus voyage in as perfect condition
us when they sta' ted from Chatham.
These vessels have been lowed up TO Woolwich,
where there is TO be small sleain-powei attached to
each ship, help them, by means OF the screw,
TO push their way through the ice. The expedition
il expected t. sail about The first week in May, and
ouphi on no account to be later. The ships being in
first rate erder, will not require the least repair The
only alterations necessary will be for the purpose OF
appIyiug the small steam power and screw-propei-
Ter SO assist them IN light winds or Gains, which
greatly preyail amongst the ice Of Baffins Bay. This
can soon be done The officers, we believe, are not
yet, hut will of course be immediately appolnted-
The intended route is through Barrow straits, be-
| tween Cape Walker aud Bankes' Land, ana inence
to the nineni of America 10 the westward Of ooi-
laston Land. They will still he able 10 take Two
years. provisions; though the steam apparatus and
| Goals VIII not ad,nit Of their making three years
complete, as on former Arctic voyages. Heaven pros
per them, and enable them complete geographi'
cal survey honorable the character Of the greatest
naval nation that ever existed on the face Of the
sarth!-lLondon Literary Gazette.
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EnNkHE Me- H u

Per steamboat Fashion, from New Orleans-M Wa
RUG co., FIy Bliss H. COS Z X Foote N co; HUMPHREYS,
Walsh & Barron Mead n COS h Geuldi G w Dor
rance; & w Osden Muldon a. COS DuHose n CO;
J " ithers & COS A l,arera Smith, Dahney co:
Weslledt Il Bro; J Il HUBER Knapp Schultz JnO o.
Reilly a CO; c l. Reg nolds; J II Wi4ms Warrington
d Cailanani w Hannemdn Sands N CO: 81 John, Pow
L.
Per steamboat Belle of Aitakapas fun New Orlears-
7 Maxwell; Marshall, Rowe COS Il | Jonesi Hun
ting ION n Cleveland; Albert & Prentice; Campbell, Owen
co; W Ea; Cook CO, E Hoskins; DeForest, Nor
ri c. Hines
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ExPLoRINo ExpEpITIoN.-We understand that
Capt. Wikes's Narrative of The Exploring Exped-
ton is now in the course Of distribution TO subscr-
hers, whose names have been sent in To The publish
ers That the public may have some idea OF he time
and labor required to produce TINS WORK. we nave u
int off five hundred c.pies, so great is the neces
sy Of care and watchfulness to produce so perfect
work, The expenditure involved in getting out eleven
hundred and fifty copies. without reference TO Gust of
executing the engravings, is over twenty thousand
dollars We have no recollection Of the prep,i alton
Of any NO, in this country, for delivery as whole,
Of the magnitude and difficulties Of this ons.-tPhil
u. s. Gazette.
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The Baltimore Patriot Of the evening Of the 25tli,
acknowledges the receipt, early that morning, of the
New York papers OF the preceding evening, brought
on by the railroad Ar, angement. The passen-
gers lso came through in the same lime. The ell
feet is TO gain whole day for both passengers and
mails between New York and Washington city,
The projected mail Improvements go on furtt-
er. We fad the following in line New York Herald,
in relation to the purposes Of MIR. JOHNSON, The
new Postmaster General
New MAIL ARRAEGEMENTs.-We have the
promise OF extensive alterations The mail arrange
ments, by which the public al { to he greatly bene-
htsd. 1t is said that Cave Johnson has been bus ily
employed since the 4th instant in the examinat ION
OF tue Oil contracts, and has discovered, what we
have always slated, that Mr.. Wickl,ffe was the
weakest Post Master General this countr, ever hal.
| In I ave Johnson we in hopes find the
most energetic and determined mind that has yet had
control oi The Post Office Department. IL is stated
that he las already made age nents for the great
esi expedition IN the mails over the counlry.-
One Of these arrange mens is, that the eastern nail
which now leaves Boston at O'Clock in The Alter
neon, will leave that city early in the morning; ar
rive here at O'Clock IN the afternoon; stat imme-
d atey for tie south, and reach Waehin ton early
he next morning. thus saving twenty Tour hours IN
going that sbUrt distance. Another is, that the
thern mail is To close here at later hour Than il
now does IN The afternoon, and arr i've IN Washing
ton the next morning. and be expedited al the same
| Increased speed through to New Orleans. Another
Arrangement is, 10 save the tive or ilnee hours,
winch have heretofore been lost in Philadelphia by
e ,VNy OF Mr.. Wickife, by having The southern
".' 'e"'s umt city at six or seven IN the morning
"S.e''u OF ni"e O'Clock, il now does. These new
" m Important arrangements will probably 60 into
with Wgor.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

There are strong symptoms N New York that the
greater part Of the wings that city are about to
repeat the political game winch they played WIN
MokRIs FRANKLIN last year, by abandoning their
own candidate, MIR. SELDEN, and voting again ior
the Natveist candidate. Mr.. HARPER for Mayor.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

We learn from the Southern ReiormeI (Jockson,
Miss. } that the Hon. Jacob Thompson, late of The
House of Representatives, has received The EXecn-
tive appointment Of Senator IN Congress- from MIS-
,ssippi, in the place Of the Hon. r j. Walker re-
signed. on account of his appointment as Secretary
oil the Treasury
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

moon s already rife in Englsnd. and many look for
confirmation Of the celebrated moon story, orig inally
published al This Office IN 1885. The planets Of
If the systems nearest own will no Doubt be
brought 10 view in this great instruments and IN an
ticiUalion Of such wonderful emf, Sir John Her
sche has already called the attention 10 minute poiht
like around several of the larger fixed stars.
New York Sun.
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, HANNINGToN's MovINs DIoRAMAs, which
we're opened al the Cormlhan on Monday are to
close after to night. II is needless for TO speak
in praise Of this Interesting exhibition, for it has
elected the warmest commentator in all parts Of
this country well as the West Indies. Parents
cannot, for the price, procure richer treat for
their children.