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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

To fhs Mayor. City Couscia aud Aldermen:
Gents-N i'll youallow me 10 ask of YOU how 10 Il
thai the sidewalks III streets are suffered to get
into such wretclted coldtinn; in fact they are, in
very many places, nlInis impossible, and more es-
city where 'hcse remarks are NIL applicable.
To repair these, costs the City no expense, as the
ordinances require the owners of property 10 keep
them in proper condition.
therefore respectfully AK Of yon TO give This mat
Ter some consideration, and endeavor tn remedy what
any other city but Mobile would he ashamed Of.
N a
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

A letter from VIM. Carroll, Esq, U S. Consul ut
81. Helena. dated Jan 24th. received at the Office Of
the Whalelnen's Shipping List, mentions that two
dead bodies were recently found buried 10 the qua
no Possession Islands. Coas, Of Africa, with the
viz -
"Charles Church, of the ship atlantic Of Nantuck-
ct. U. $, died Dec 81, 1871, aged 81 years" ..,.
"Daniel Smith, Of Newburypp,i, U s. died on
board schooner Betsey, Dec. 80, 1882, aged 81
years" ~ ,A.t ID.
The bodies taken up and reburied They
were in remarkable state ofpreservation and look
ed fresh ms il they had not been inferred NOR. than
fortnight. -' s'H
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

We have had several applications ior sight OF
Mr.. McCLUNG's Circnlaf, in 1871, when lie ran in
opposition to Gov. Fitzpatrick. Ii was printed We
believe, IN most Of the wing papers; but now, that
he has been nominated b, portion OF the party
choice of this county for Governor, that Circular is
inquired for. We1PouId be under obligations for a
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

MAssAcHUsETrsi EGIsLATURE.-lu the House
On Saturday, il was voted to rise Friday next A
hill ordered to be engrossed, providing that on
brst ronviciion for & ,mbfng The offender shall be
sentenced TO the house Of correction fr period
exceedng three mon h hut upon a second conyic-
lion, the punishment shall noi he less Than year
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

THE TRoGLDYTEs,-The Paris Globe states
that during the course Of lectures Natural Histo.
ry delivered by Geofroy de ST. Hilere at the Jardn
des planes. Paris the lecturer pre- scented to his
dence several individuals not living. Of the Phite-
sian race, known by the name of Trogod,tes. II
we consider the organization of the beings. their
cial angle, the disposition Of their eyes, we canaot
but be struck by their resemblance with the human
ACE. The Troplodyies, as their name indicates
live, IN tct in caverns in the nresis Of Ngritia
in huts covered with leaves. The negroes call them
'smAn Of the woods /" They are classed by seen.
tifc amongst the monkey tribe. To zee them
il might be doubted whet they mt negroes
duce TO the state ol brute,, whether negroes
not themselves Troglody,es Of superior race.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

t. Books REFoRE THEINtENTloN OF PRINTING.
In the ninth century, Albert, Abbot Of Genblours,
who with incredible labor and immense expense had
collected hundred sounes theological, and fifty
on profane subjects, believed he had formed splen
did library. At the beginning efahe tenth century,
books were so scarce in SPAN that one copy Of the
bible served several disiiict nonaseres. In 1887,
the Bishop Of Winchester borrowed Of his cathedral
convent, the Bible with marginal annotaiions. for
the due return Of which he was obliged To give "
bond drawn up with great solemnity. When the
book bought, the affair WAS Of so much nnpor-
taace that II was customary TO assemble persons of
consequence aud character, and to make n formal
record that they present at the sale The liz
hrary Of the University Of Oxford, before the year
400, consisted only OF few tracts. chained kept
in chests, in the choir Of 81. Mary's church. ..-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

I CmsEsE DIPLOMACY -Keysing,t g Comm =
sio,er, IN giving account al his regulations with
NJ. Gushing, speaks Of him as the "Barbarian E =
voy.'' Of sshis foolish demands" hi ''mean
coarse expr. ions,' and his "sppid ignorance"
These phrases, though not very complimentary m
English, are sand to mean nothing dlsreslecilu
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RAASENa.a.Isa

Per steamboat james l. Day IRON New-Orleans-
Mesiames Ade and child Turner, Munrie Williams
Messrs Adel, Turner. Williams, Henry, Bullock, Levy
Begun, Gniiher Crnw ford, fOrtson, Chappe North
simpson, Parniy, Dnnn. Washington. Hall, Fooe, En-
g,ish D., Lambert, Hill, Jones, Woodruff, Randall
Rev .sr Iowry-27 on deck.
Per steamboat Potomac I'm PiymOuth-Messrs Jones'
phu,an Clarke Coates. Hodges, Alien, Moon, johnson
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

EPHKAiM II. FOSTER has been nominated as tho
wing candidate for Cove nor Of Tsnue .see Tie has
been on both sides of the TEXAS question, and claims
10 be a TEXAS wing still.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

HAyRE-Per ship Rapp aaannock- bales cotton.
QUEBEC-Per Dr. ship Princes Victoria-95 salt.
BATTING Refer ship VIM Penn-329 bHies cotton,
81 hhds sugar bds skins, cases straw cutters bbls
potatoes.
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DE n TT r q z .

nR. LEES NERvINE will give smsdia,e re.
- lief to the most acute TooTH AcHE. whine il
proceeds from Nm exposed nerve. 1t viii also co.
,;relv destroy the nerve so that the tooth may be
plugged and again become usehl. Swlihoet any pain
whatever. The Nervne is perfectly free fFsa every
thing injurious to the organization Of the tooth %
that will discolor It. .s.
Certificates Of it's eficacy, from some OF he most
respeciable citizens, may he seen ~ the OTFIcr,
southeast Garner Of Royal and Dauphn over
0resory's Exchange. entrance On Rosal-st:
DJrEvery operation in Dental Surgery Psfisrmed
upou the latest improved principles and sarrah,ed
IN last #-.,.| ...I.. ..,.-.4aa nahzt Van
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MOBILE


The eastern mail was through yesterday viii, "A
large number Of back paper mails.
The railroad and steamboat lines between New
York and Phadelphia, have made new arrange
nent for connecting with each other. by which the
mail Starts from Philadelphia south at half past 10
at night. immediately on the rival of the O'Clock
tram from New York. and reaches Baltimore early
the next morning.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

II appears atteI all, that the foreign by the
Cambria did pass through this city when The mail
failed here Wednesday. II arrived here on Thurs
day, aud came back from New ORLEANS on yesterday
morning.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
MARINE NEWS.
Port Of MobiIs--Mareh go, 1s45.

BE- ship Princess Victoria, Thoms, for Quebec, by J
Reid d. co. ..l.r. 5zz
ship VIM Penn, Coleman, for BatImore, by II A
Schroeder. ~. "a. .
Ship Rappahannock. Drummond. for Havre, by !
Bell Jr.
Ship Bowdi,ch, Crowei, FIN Havre, IN master.
Ship Birmingham. r hinsnn. I'm IIavrs, To muster.
Sp Maiico Nuebo Tigre Pia from Havana, to Esava,
Murrpli n co. '
sp Misco Del Carmen, Pages. fun Havana to E.lava
Murrell q CO.
sch, Louisiana Ism OFT. fun New Orleans. to master
Steamboat James l. Day, Reynolds, I'm New Orleans.
leans -
sieamhos Lalls Rookh. Hooper, fron Aberdeen, with
495 bales cotton. = = n I
s,eamboa, Potomac, Foster, I'm Plymouth, with SAT
bsles cotton. f=
CLEAHsD ron rHIs roRr--From New-york, goth Inst
ARRIVED HEScE-At Boston. March lsih-Bark s, l.
phidr, Choate. Ill
At Providence. 17th-Bark Kenneber, smith.
Al Newport. March l7-Bark Mauran, Williams.
ship 5aH cHuper. Varney. .r Hf'a'
Al Boston, lsih-shiP Remittance, siisby.
TELEeRArHED-At Boston, lsth-Bnrk Ohio, Ellis
hencs.
Further per Cambria at Boston.l
sailed for this poTt-At Liverpool, Feb I2-Br ship
Kerr, Mckinley.
Feb 28-Ship Tamenend, Chds.
Deal Feb 2iPut back, British Merchant, for Mobile.
Arrived hencs-At fiavre, Feb 2e-Bsrk VIM Whea-
ton. Marlin - fd
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

JUST So.-A man came to n printing office 10 beg
u paper. ''because, said he. "we like 10 read the
newspapers very much, but our neishbors don't take
none."
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2.062 562 . .

Total. ..420l 4" 2,O62 o62 =
costing, as per manifest, slO6,236 10
The largest New Orleans cargo 42l7 bales weigh
Ing 1881. 1888 Ls-vaue "a $50, shipped year 10
Liverpool by the snme vessel.
The previous largest cargo from this port, the
Geenock last season, 1000 ba les, weight O29 lbs
valued Mt 81 96, 1863 SIS. Mobile still ahead b
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

- den and Morea a large and COM
= "a. piete assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES, viz:
Gents Dress Boots, do do BroRans ~
Far ae ssry o% ss: % b. an" Sppfr'
mh29 w. H. & III. F. CRAWFORD, II Daphin st
noo;rS Mn sIiocS -
II 800 o. 60 oIoIo-nece'sed oY snip MO-
Isda.' a III e S:,u ~.
' isd;.s, E" o'A Ino L'nen ra"e's 81
Mr., "a pn.
ChiJr.n.' "oJ'o0' anu D"sA'"s
r n'io'Sns 40 do
' carpet Bags and Satchells sN
nso- reeesed ny late arrival: I. fine assortH en-!
y, noo's ana 'oes. persons wishing TO BUY VIII
P,e"se ca'' ana examine my stock before they pur-
chase 5a Is al DANIEL TILLOTSoN,
ni"As - = ----- NO. ~ Dasphln street
NEW BoOKS-A Manuel of Ancient and Mod
Nem b history. comprising First. Ancient History.
containing the political history. geographical posi-
ton. and social state Of the principal MAI ions of anti
guilty, carefully reyi.ed frsn the ancient writers.
oecond-Modern History, containing the rise and
ssai -: " no p''"ea' european nations 'ne'r pc
ana 'he cnanses IN the'r social c"ndi-
rona.". "a. Ws ., 'ne c1'ones '""n"ea " tu'
o TPTa". ay'or, L: l., ID, NJ n. a. o,
~. " IL Sonege' .,"nn' revised with chapter on
mu'isry OF t"e United states, ny y. D. Henry
~ y, .Ioirssor OF fhiiosophy ani History IN ths
onyersty 81 the city a New-f"rk, vol svo.
NY WOO own story: by mary Howell. ! vol for sale
pn1S ny o. w. ALIEN. ~ Danphls.st.
NOTICE 'S enc CseatSrs SfsS n P.snsers and
uyHE Observation-Disclosures =. - ,Ss pi.n,.r.. -, md
4 II lMsrcs.n,. R.,,L ~ Mi. ,'.', 49, n H..
sn""rv ,ha Ps smx 70 pefea. .he'r c'a,n. 20 me
rs n ~; Board Il ss office q ."h s"f !"
aary, A D., 1916 i'''I 1.' - req g
Allehims presented will lie foreyer barred.
az, eth. Legislature, snss .Aa sst 70 ams"d
the laws heretofore enacted, for the final settlement
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

The Imports in February were l2s, 1862 bpes, of which
lot, $40 American.
same time 1874 b24 $50 bales, Of which 43l,;2J A.
mexican; prices on the whole have been irregular
and II IN difficult TO qnoie correctly-the following
what we consider the prces for duty paid
present duty of led per Id. worth nboaI - ner II
mare. Orleans. Mobiles. Uplnnus.
Mndine Inri al AZ A. ..:..44m4s
Ordinary 10 good ord. .340D4 ..3aM3f. a 81
Interior. 63a .3iGD-...., nuAe
we expect That the report of the intended re,eal of
duty viii have caused prices advance and roba
MY bring io ward many parcels which the psster have
and as many oil our slnners still well sQcked it
probable that should further advR4ee occur The lat
Ter WI h"u back, and sellers viii perhaps liz
ie rather thaH moi secure enry proJ On The whole
however we consider prospects encouraging.
ANTWERP, March l9-Coi ton has considerably adyanc-
ed TN this side as on will remark by The amer ed QUOTA
TONS ana We believe will equally improve ours on
receipt o tue advices going by this The
taking oil OF the duty in Great Britain must naturally
exercise some influence the minds of opera M
tending give greater impulse TO the cnnsumpiinn-
We hope, however, your prices will remain sufficiently
moderate to encourage shipments, while with our very
limited stock, and the increasing wants Of orr nnnuinc
luefs, we nave reason 10 think that our puces will he
fully supported
THs VERY LARGEsT-It has heen our custom TO notice
e shipment OF an unusual large cargo wherever from
anu IN Tie course OF the last few years. we have
cied Some pretty heavy reishs fo this port We have
how report 'he clear ancc the largest load of cotton
e'e' 'a'ppeu ny one V'ssel from any port The ship
~ dmmond, for IIavre. cleared yesterday
WIN ~ - tales under deck, weighing 2,00l,7 lis.
l2S Il deck, g. 6l.076
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
MEMORANDA.

20 Ship Bowditch from Havrs reports having come
collision with the DR. schr Cr.sr Romr (from lchn-
Doe, with Cargo OF Gunno bound JsrssyJ tho 18th
ut In LAT 40 90 N, Ion IL &c. so AM Tho schooner
had both maais and bowsprt carried away, and went
down In about is minutes The crew, eight In number,
took to the boa, and were picked up by the Bowd,ch
saving nothing but Whist they had on-ons Of them had
his legs broken. and two others badly bruised Ths
ship lost her fore yard and had her bow badly damaged
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

THElkDIAk TRoUBLEs-Col cyan, the Greek
Agent writes ar follows the editor OF the Arkan-
sas Intelligeacer. under date Of the LIST Of March
The Seminoles have expressed themselves now
being perfectly saiised they not they deserve
never TO he they havt every Of the word
beautiful country, alolhdng in fertile lnd, excellent
timber, good water, and salnbrons climate.
=. S.-Mareh 5th.-An express has just arrived
here from The Chiefs of The up Towns, bearing
with him the hand Of Pawre shaw Indian, wlo
was killed by party oi kckapoos in the vicinity OF
Little River He engaged, with others, in steal
ing the horses Of the kickapons: The others succeed-
ed in e0ectng their ape after killing Of their
hnrser. ExcHement exists in the Nation. The PEG
Pile OF the frontier set nts are rowing in; much
4ign Of Indians vis.be, il ing with some show
Of reason, suspected that the Pawnee Mahaw will
not suffer AN opportunity to escape them to revenge
the killing Of their people by the Greeks.
Application has been made 10 the Commanding
Officer fr commands of iroops dragons IL possible,
I've placed the verge of their prries, about Lit
tie River and high up The Arkansas, to scout, SC
thus create confidence of safety TO the Creeks and
doubtless ob,iale bloodsled, sc. Sc j. L.
We learn from n gentleman, just from the rCeek
Nation, that the Kickapsor cut off the arm Of ,he
Pawnee Ma!aw, and keeping the hand (Which was
imouqh, 10 the head Chief of the Creek Naiion) \
trophy ale the balance Of the flesh from the shoulder
dawn 10 The wrist; thereby dennting their abiding
hnsiility to the Pawnee Malaws. Our informant
fartht rsa, that Rply Mcintosh. the head Chief OF
the Greeks, mas syowed his determination Of scourg
Jug the prairies, If the Pawnees should spill one drop
of Muacogee blood. The Pawnees are decidedly
the offending party, and should they again attack the
Creeks, may look ont Tor the greatest lhrashng that
ever fed to the lot Of such heariless Inarauders.
Our informant saws that the head Chief was ca In
and tispassiona,e when he made the assertion refer
ed to, and those who know Rolly, will at once lima.
CINE whit sthe chance of the Pawnees would he, il
he sent out his warriors against them.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

o. 10 the Vofsyx Of Mobile county: We are au-
iaorzed to announce DRURY THOMPSON as N
candidate for reelection to the office Of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. .f. ....t Eeb2 60,ies
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

05I respectfully announce mvself ne candidate
for Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Mobile county, at
the ensuing August election.
mis- SItf J. w LANG
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

OJ-l offer my name 10 the voters of Mobile county
as candna,e for the office Of County Clerk, at the
ensuing August election. #..' .5-
Jan15 80 te EDWIN RUST.
:. U-The Undersigned Announces himself as can
didac for Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Mobile coun-
ty, at the ensuing August election. sa
ianl7 4lte ,fla LII JACOB 8. MARSH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

Bo-The friends Of JOHN P. REMY announce
him AS candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Mobile county, al the election on the
6rsl Monday Of August next. iaal4 3etes.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

Oo- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce
him as candidate for the Office of Clerk Of The
Circuit Court of Mobile county a, the eleciun on the
Ist Monday Of Angurt next mh25te*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
FOR LIVERPOOL.

.SSM The British ship BIRkENHEAD d. ha-
3& wing nearly 1000 bales cotton on hoard, wa .
about $40 bales 10 complete her leading. For rc,ght
mh29 al. .9.ijz.f apply to JAS. REID & CO. 7
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

Moss. A. GoEEYROY. Preach gentleman now
residing in Mobile, engaged during the last year
in giving instruction in his native language. 10 cass
Of Young ladies in The city Of Tuseaaosa. Reiag oae
Of his patrons there, became acquainted With his
method OF instruction and witnessed the rapid pro.
sress made BY his pupils take pleasure 10 stating
OF Mr.. Godefroy's method lin part devised by him
seti) tina, il 10 superior 10 any ether have ever
known used. His diligence in attending te The ia
str,cion Of his scholars. and his unwssried seal 70
communicate knowledge oflhe ansssgs he pss-
fesses teach deserves the highest commeudAtiea-
milo s5cmo l79t THOMAS d. KING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
VNHE FRENCH LANGUAGE Mons.A: GsDl

gVyHE FRENCH LANGUAGE Mons.A. GsDK-
TROY is now ready to organize elass's in
French. after new system Of bis ewg. and also
partly after the Rolerisonian systeIn. For terms
&c.. apply to A. Godefrov At his recitation r"e@
CONT street, No. q, from 10 o'clock All. till Pm.
Ladies val, lie punctualy attended to II their respeN-
tive residences. .
N. B.-Mons. q. from his long experience 10 able
to teach learners froW sny French system shassver.
and will alwayr endesvor To sat the iaste 81 his Ps'
will secure for him share Of former patronage.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

4 MEXICAN AGRICLN TURISC--Th bird
IA number FIR March. Mas. isghW day received.
Subsrrihers ,l pdrsse eait md lst .heis espies.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

ENOR SALE--A very ssperiOr. ,Bnrohehe Car
II risge, well made, with Haraesa- -eonplsis for
one or two horses. For ssle low by s
hh2s -; Ill BONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

0o-We are requested 10 announce EDWARD b.
GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Court
AT the ensuing election. mill
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

NAUTION A Arafi of N. & 3. Lacy, sn mad
T. accepted by Lacy, Terrell & Co.. dated June.
1874. and payable Jan. lab. I846, 10 order Of -
81 200, has accidentally faisa into The haads Of d
person who has no right to il and whs refases 10
surrender it. The draft lea nality. hkvns sever
been appropriated to the purpose for which il de.
signed, and will not be paid bv the drawers or &C.
ceptors. The public are hereby causiosed against
trading therefor. When the undersigned last saw
the draft which was since iis maturity. tho blaak
(name to WHOM payabIe) was still untitled, and no
: mi0I SAT- yNO. y. TERRELL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

The free -lrades have the better of the argument
but on the question coming 10 The vote, the motion
of Mr.. NJ. Gibson, member from Manchester, for
equalizing the duties, his propagation was rejected
by very large maJority. However, the present
system is geBeraiy recognized unlysone Of make
shift character, subject annual revision and there
can be doul that in lite time il will be num-
bered ~irh ''the things FER pasl !"
| The reductions which have given the most salts
faction those glass ind cotton. The s.weed-
ing" Of the tariff too, by which Tho dut es on 4SO
tout Of S00) MINOR articles have been abolished is
/ booked upon rs most judici"us j" simplifying and
and facilitating commercial operations.
The prevailing opinion seems TO be, that govern
nent will proceed onward in This direction. That nj
the end of three years. though line income lax may be
modified by lowering the per cehlage incomes de-
rived from professionalism business sources vet the
tax on property will be permanently maintained. in
order still further nvigorae trade by reduction OF
duties, and to cheaper the commodities OF life. In
short, il is thought that this country is now in n
transiiye state from indirect taxation. Should such
he the case, u will certainly have the effect Of ma
king the more wealthy portion OF The community bear
far larger portion Of the pu lie burdens than unde,
the old system.
A star has disappeared from The literary horizon
4 the Rev. Sydney Smith dead. The reverend
gentleman in his 77th year. and departed regret
ed by all persons and parties. Certainly he was one
Of the wiltiest OF English ~n,ers, and his wit was
ever euru, ed in the right direction--in support oi
what WAS Just and true, in demolishing humbuy
aad pretence. lis "Peler Plymey's Letter." in
which. under the guse Of a country cnrHte, he ridi-
culed the bigoled pref, nee, f,rmerly advocated
gaasi the emancipation ot The Cal,olicr, is, ~ IL
whole, considered his most elicils perioImanc -
He also attacked, successfully, the old game and
other obneNious laws. Those "hn regarded The de-
ceased mere iokcr, formed most INV orthv mo-
tinh OF is character. tie was M sch,ilar, pol
,shed gentleman, IL pn~ eriul and p, ngent writer,
and AN upii light, charitable. and honorable man.
Among the many things by whrh he will he ren'eni-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

After writing The previous notice. we received from
RANDALL still another package ofnew publications.
of which we only give the titles.
Harper's Illuminated and Illustrated Shakespeare,
(pdited by Gulian c. Verplanck,) Nos. 80 and 40,
Containing the Two Gentlemen Of Verona, and the
Winters Tale .... ..-
harper's edition of the Wandering JsW, No. 8.
Mount Sorsl, or the Heiress Of the DE Veres, by
the author OF "rwo old Mems TaIes''-a powerful
work OF fiction. .a.-.
TAFiA' or the Magic of Count Cagliostro, We
netIan tale OF exci'emen, and mystery, translated
from the French. i.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

II OST last nigh, between 3 and IL s'ciock, three
IL One Hundred Dsllar Bills Of tic Bank Of Mo-
bile. A very liberal reward will bs Paidfsr The 70.
covery of the same on application to- "a
2 mh20 n' s. f*Et. r. L. ANDREWS 4 co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29
From Brown, shiplry = Co.'S CircuIar.l


LIVERPOOL March 3-Since the departure Of Id. slean-
er OF the 4h u cotton has advanced ID per H. att
hued IN great TO the late The di-
mished receipts into The American ports and the rise
In prices there's hut The brkness Of the market has been
greatly promoted by very extensive operations bonded
cotton which will have the benefit Of the repeal Of the
duty Of B. I'D per H. and for the article
an nd vAnce OF about I'd pes ID hns been realised, the
greatest imp IOventnt being in The middle qualities. Up
land Is now quoted 8! a 5 fair 4!d; Mobile a d54d, lair
4sl Orleans 340Gid, fair Al and Alnbama and Tenns
nee St043d per Id. must he understood that these pr
the medium between The value of which
the duty has been paid and that in bend which The
purchaser will derive the benefit Of the repeal: that is
Hboui III above The vane Of the former much
low The value Of the latter The sales Tor the week end
ed 9Th nit were $3.50 bales. Ter that ended l4ih 55
$50 do 2ls u 35 74o do, and 10Th uli a.
specua ors took t7O0U during the four weeks On
uray LIST inst. The business about 10000 bales and
fndAy 1900 bales have been sod-hOut TO- taken
speculation in Ihe,iwo days The stock this port il
estimated nj 1872 UO bales against 900 period
last season. the sIock I'll American is about 5S3eU
increase OF lO6,0UO bales. Trade in the turing
branches continues exceedingly prosperous.
LIVERPOOL, March 3-Couon-The continued good
Trade IN The manufacturing districts, added the dmin
ished estimates Of crop received ON The U. S. and
the speculation caused by the repeal OF he duty qnrs-
uon have caused sales Of last month be- very
siderable.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-29

IJNED 8. RADCLIFFE is proposed by his
friends candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Cosr,
and will he supported by
febl7 67n e MANY VOTERS.