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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-28

THE CHURCHMAN'S LIBRARY; a series o.
publications, original, and from the English press
issued in monthly numbers. The numbers for ls44
COLLECTED into volume) are just received for sale
by FRANCk TAYLOR.
Also the Book of the Church, by Robert Southey,
late Poet Laureate. | vol from the fifth London
edi ion
Complete works of Rev. William Jay, in 3 vols
octave.
Church-Claverng," or the Schoomaster, by the
Rev w. Gresley, Nj. A.
a few woods about Holy Baptism;' pamphlet,
New York, lS45.
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The M ille1ae yille Recnrder nf ihe 2l inst q.

The Milledgeyille Recorder of the 2l inst. says -One of 0 IF friends of this vicinity has made ri- al ui the tobacco culture, 10 the extent oi some or eight He sowed the real Cuba seed, and has gwen it his personal attention and care, and will, we understand. realize fully all his experta- tons in relation to it. He makes from 500 10 1000 lbs 10 the acre. Its appearance is altogether ca aI in he opinion of those who have ii, to the Cuba tobacco and the ease with which il has been pro- duced, places that part of tie experiment beyond doubt. The tobacco sold in hogshead would, we presume. pay double, and more, to tie hand than cotisn pays, and if further prepared before being sold, manufactured cigars, for lnsiance the pros duct will, we presume, be multiplied four fold. We slml notice this experiment. in detail and give the result 10 readers. IL is a fair one; and one we are compelled to believe, most successful and pro- pitious.
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UnDAR TG

NEW-YORK-Per bark Reiprm-29 bxs lin, AZ bbls sngar 10 do he lB4 bxs cheese sks coee 20 DOT ter, 45 kegs butter, &c.
 BOSTON-Per bark iinma--9 cks, l5 hbls oi 35 do sugar. IA pkges gla's, &c.
 BosToN-Per bark Weybosset--5O bales hay and a.- sorted mdse.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Montezuma-297 setts bed posts 2S o rail ll2 bds saI- do rollers 4S do head boards 24 do osdttrads bbs hams l2 do moasses 592 do whIskey i2 do polk, l20 du huur dn ahhds oil cake hhds 20 kegs lard 60 prces bAg Eing. 80 coils rope bd. twine, kegs shn do but 30 sks bran 100 do oats lj reels yarn head cattle.
 NEW-ORLEANs-Per steamboat Day-l5 bLls classes do pork, loo do lime. S7 do huii. do 6 hhds bacon 10 kegs lard, 10 do buie les rce II bGs Inhncco q
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Trast eeIe Of ' staaabls HeAs EststS,
 NNTILl hn sod for cash (pHy able m A!inaia
 w Bank Notesl In front of the Mansion House. Ia the city of Mobile, al 12 M,, on Aonday, Notem. Der I7lh, IS45, by virtue of ctrIan Deed oi Trust executed 9th day of January. l8i0, hy Dennis D0a Kane, recorded in the Office of the Glerk of the County Court of hiohile county, in Book oi hotga- ses No. l. pnges 75 to 7S, that well known and de- sirable ccun,r. residence buh by C"l. hene, and now oct upied by Wm. il. RedWo Wood, Esq situate a0ut ihrt miles from he city, with onthoasss gar den, shrubber, etc. described as follows: Lot nun her beginning at stake the south side oi the New Spring Hill Road, nnd running south from said road six hundred and hiIy-IwO (652) feet, thence westwardiy along ihe north boundary llne of proper- | ty beongng 10 Lavina Murphy, conveyed 10 her by n D. Kane, hy deed bearing date July 2, l639, one hundred (lOA) feet io a stake, thence north six hundred and twenIy-eighl feet. eight inches 1928 9-I2) he sad New Spring Jill Road, and thence easrrrly along fhe south side If said road to the place of beginning. containing one l19S 43560 acres ---bounded the east by lot formerly conveyed to John Elliot, ihe south bv property If iayina Mur- phy on the west by Int numbered four, and on the north by the Spring Hill Road. Also-Lot number ed five beginning al a stake on The sOuih.side oi tue i New Spring Hill Road, and running from the said road south six hundred and tweuy-eight feet eight l inches (62S 8-l2) to the northern houndary line of tine property of the sad LavIna Murphy, designated i by a stake, thence wesiwardy along said line from sa,d stake one hundred O00) feet n stake, thence north six hundred and six leet four inches (6O6 4-l2) i 10 lhr New Spring HI Road, thence easlwardy along the sonlh sIde of the said road one hundred
 lVO) feet to the place of beginning, containing one 1 G99O2-425O ncres-bounded on the east by lot No A. on lhe south b, ihe property of Lavina Murphy. on ! the west by lot numher 6, and the north by the New Spring Hill Road m manner and form (excepi
 the omission ofa private road of 50 feet wide) as | the said los are marked and laid down on plan Ol lots executed by James Dowel, Surveyor, which is recorded in the Office of the County Court of Mobile county-he said lots heinz part o ,he premises con veyed V Isaac H. Erwin and Joseph Clement, by deed dated May 23, 1888. to D. D Kane and l.. Murpby. recorded in the Office of tle Clerk of the C.unly Court of Mobile cnuntY, in book W, pages i t2O to 423. JNO. DUNC GAN. Trustee. 1 by LINDSAY Fox,
 oct2s 22Stds Attorneys in fact. | Nz- The Advertiser will please copy.
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NAvAL.-.lhe U. s. Store shlp Lexington, Leiut. Commanding Ellison, arrived here from Aransas Bay, on Monday last-oRicers and crew all well The Lexington will be immediately filled with pro- visions and waler for the squadron, at Vera Cruz and sail without delay for that port.
 (All letters for the officers and crew Of COmmo- dore Connor's squadron, postage paid to this city will be lorwaided by the Lexington.)
 The U. s Mail schooner On ka-hy-s, Lieut. Comdg. Sinclair, arrived on Tuesday, from Mobile, and came to of ihc Navy Yard
 The U $, Brig Lawrence, Com. Jarvis, sailed on Thursday for Vera Cruz, 10 join Commodore Con- nor's squadron.
 The U. $. Frigate Potounac, Capt Gwinn, will be ready for sea and sail for Norfolk Tn about week. We understand that the bows of that vessel have been sheahed with cotton canvass, over which cop per has been placed; and this arrangement has sderably diminished ihe leak thereabous; but still it is coneciured that the Captain will deem il advi- sable 10 await the arrival of the steamer Princeton, that she may accompany the Frigae part of the way
 We are infor,ned that lettr, from an officer on board the Frigate Columbia, has been received by a resident of this place whrh states that that vessel will certainly be the flag Ship of the Gulf squadron, and that Commodore R0sseau will have the comma nd which highly gratifying intelligence to many cni- zens of Pensacola. who have the pleasure o his ac- qcminlance and hope soon 10 him on ihe station.
 number of officers have recently arrived in this city, with orders to report to Commodore Connor tor duty on board the various vessels of his command which may not have full complement for active ser vice. in case thai, any future time, 1t might be called for.
 We have heard that some, if not all, of the above ofhcers VIII take passage boa the store ship Lexington Tor Vera Cruz--[Pensacola Gaz.
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BY PiiAzMA.

Tho pleasures and palaces garnish tho shore, Yet give mo the charms of the wild oceans roar. Where tine sky and the water boundlcss and grand Arc trIumph--a glory neer met with on land. Ahf never on land have felt the delight, Ihavs known on the sea iu the of the night; With the clouds from the sky and the winds from
 their sleep,
 And the rolling high, and my bark plunging deep OI when the springs from his couch in tho sea. He gives his first smile 10 lhe and ne; Aud when the noon ray falleth far OCT the deep, h tho foIetop lie to be cradled to sleep. have seen the bright star, in the blue of the night Reflected beneath me iAutless and bright; And wish hath disturbed my quick heart from its To dive iu the deep for a star for my breast Ihave clung to the mast when he high, And the lightning down from its cloud iu the sky And down as we rolled in the gap of the sea, Tho foam bells above me have ruDg with my glee. O, the wild ocean wave Is the war-horse for me; See him shake his white manr as he courses the sea- o never, on land give coffin grave, But rest de CD and still heath the blue wave!
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MOBILE
Tutsaey Morning, October ss, Is4o,

Tatsaey Morning. October 2s. Is4O,
 r is amusing 10 notice the f'ppant coxcombrv of soue Of inc European Journals whenevsr ihis coru try s the subject of their remarks. 4 hate number of the JotFnal ds Ds5ats, in alIndng 10 ihe Uniied States and Mexico. and -9ecnIating on ihe probable results of a war between The Republics says, "the Anglo. Americans are but mediocre soldiers" We think there arc events ia he bistcry of American vars which should cal the blush to lhe check of his scribbiing Gau The equality al least of the Anglc- Amefican, 10 the Anglo Saxon or Anglo Noibau soldier has been attesed in every battle field in which they have bnen marshaed in hostile ar ray. The grand results of the Revolution fully sus- tain this assertion, and the victories of the last war establish It's truth beyond controversy. Al Chip pewa, the Anglo-Auerican soldiers, unler Brown, mel and defeated win inreriur numbers the veterans who had fought under Wellington; and al Lundy'a lane under Scott they held the field "in fierce en. counter" for mnre than hour agalnsl seven tunes then number, and Napoleon himself neve: dEph,eda more gallant, intrepid or seditrly bear ing than did roi Miller the same occasion 1T taking nine pieces of he enemies artillery. At the 1hImes the English army was partially captured, tn, bold and brave Tecumseh slain, his warli,rs route, in dismay, and Proctor hlmsell barely escaped b, swiflest flight.
 The aippanl Gaul should remember thai atN. Or leans 6t0 of the II 000 vclors of the French n ih Peninsula wars made to bite he dust in conles with bu, 5000 of the "medCcre Anglo-Americai soldiers" that sustained loss oi but seven iron their entire nuiubcr. Let these things he mbeic, when attempts made to deprecae The charactc for prowess and achievement ot Anglo American anlcinra
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THE N. ORLRANs COMMERCIAL TINRs.-The first number of this new commercial paper, to be published in our sister city, will be issued on the first day ofIhe coming month, and from what we feet character Of their arrangements, we should say that d very superior commercial paper may he ex pected. As d sheet of this character cordial, recommend il in advance to osr business community expressing our entire confidence that il will be wei worthy their patronage.
 The agent for the city of Mobile and ihe State O Alabama is Mir. Charles Perry, who will call upo, our merchants for their subscriptions and advertise ments.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT A late Englis, paper, the Mining Journal, announces that Beer haven, within the entrance of Baniry Bay, in the south of Ireland. ''has been fixed on by the Board of Admiralty ihe station for the American line o packets, and that an announcement to that ehec, will be made soon as necessary preliminary sr- engagements made for the transfer of the station from Liverpool T Pennsyl ylvanian.
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FaoM BUESos AYREs.-The National Intelli- gencer gives the following confirmation of the great outrage committed upon the Argentine Republic by the conjoiued English and French fleets. Their un- usiabe ia.ererence with the Republics of this con- inen will the attention of the whole civi!iz ed world, and may call upon government to give practical effect to Mir Monroe's famous declarations upon subject which ultimately affect our For elgn Realions:
 "An arrival at New Yolk brings advices from Buenos Ayres to ilie 18th August. They furnish confirmation of the accounts before received of the selzure of the Argentine Squadron by llie English and Fremch-at which the British Packet spa per giyrs vent to heavy burden of indignaiion.- According to II, the seizure excited the wnrinest n dignaon at Buenos Ayes, among the foreigners as well as natives. and Il resoIute deerminaiion perva ded all ranks and classes comply with lhc de mands of the interfering powers
 "4dinral Brown and all hs officers, natives of c Britain, were required by the British Admiral 0 sign a pledge that lhev would not serve again Curing the contest, They were received with hug and shouts of welcome on their landing al Bue- nos Ayres.
 ''The captured yessels have been dlsnan anlled and laid up al Montevideo, which port IS open for trade, though all he other ports on that in stnte of rigorous blockade.''
 The Philadelphia Gazette stales the British Pack CT adds narrative of the following remarkable nd dlona outrage:
 'That the 3d of August, a Sirdinian vessel. ihe Eufraca, nrrived of Monte Video from Buenos Ayr4s, and boarded by an officer from the Bri- tlsh brig Racer, who ordered the EurAca alongs the Admlral's ship.
 "The order was obeyei, when the Captain of the Racer came board and de uanded the letter bng {, which he opened, and took from il seventeen letters addressed 10 Gen. Oribe for line inspection of Ad- miral lngleield. The Euiiacm was then forbidden 10 enter he port of Buceo, whither she was bound |, but her commander was told that he migh, go either into the harbor of Monte Vdeo or back To Buenos Ayres. The Packet says that such proceeding may be safe with feeble power like Sardinia but that would not haze been ventured if the Eulra cia had carried lhe flag ofthe U. States "
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GEoEoiA.-The majorty of Crawford (~hia) for Go, ernor will be about l600. The stale of parties in lhe Legislature is not yet definitely ascer'nined. The Savannah GeoI ian makes 'ie Senate p demo crats to P whiss, and he House 63 Democrats to 66 whigs exclading Madison county where there is at lie. Should this be confirmed tere will be tc ,ole in joint ballot.
 Thus mausic the boasting of the whgs it is not vet certain which party w, have lhe power m ihe nsxt Georgia Legislature, and thus secure the cleo lion of U. $. Senator.
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The appointment to seat in the United States Senate, made vacant by the resignation of the Hon. Mir. Woodbury, has been rendered b, the Governor of New Hampshire to the Hon. Franklin Pierce.- We regret to learn that Mir. Pierce declines the ap- poiut neut
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TIE GREAT BRirAis.-The steamship Great Britain was hauled into the sectional floating dock, at the foot of Rutgers street, New York, Satur- day. preparatory to being raised from the water, to make the repairs rendered necessary by the damage from kyerposl
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FLORIDA ELECTIoN. We are unable 10 give pny deinse information as to the result of ,Ie Con gressuna election in ihIs Sta,e The reports, most y, ae of doubtful characer and entitled to hut lit- l'e notice. The pubIsbed reports are also con,r.,- dctory-.ie whg journals claiming hun,Ired' ma or,y for Cabell, whilst the Democrats think Brock enbrough's majority will be about handr,d and eighty. A private letter which received from CV Siblsy, states that Wr Brockenbrough had just returned from the Fast, on the l9h. with sufficient returns to show that he is certainly eiecfed, though by very small majority Pensacola Gaz.
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TIE LATE ELECTIONS IN OREGON were con duced with much spirit. but the American party gained by large majority.
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Three of the Mormons who concerned in the murder of Colonel Davenport, have been tried at Rock Island Ill.,, found guilty and sentenced to be hanged on the 29lh insl,-there are four others to be tired.
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The following graphic lnes are rendered the more interesting by the circumstance that the wri- ter, M c. Field, sclsaIy realised lhe wish 10 which they give utterance, and found his crest deep and still 'neai, the buc ocean wave," on his passage from Boston 10 New Orleans, Tn the autumn of ls44
 THE OCEAN WAVE.
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"The parent who would train upa child in the way he should go, must go in the way that he would train uL the child"
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The fine passenger Steamboat Marsngo, Captain Thos. Adams, leaves this evening, al 5 o'clock, for Montgomery. She was ordered to be advertised in yesterdays paper, but by nn error of the compos- tor, the homgomsry was substituted in her p,ace- an error for which there is excuse, but we make all the atonement ia ouf power by acknow ledg-
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PENSsYLvAsIA The democratic majority si he last session of the Pennsylvania Legislature whgs and nativisls, was but 1 voIes--this session, it viii be SS, showing gain of thuy,foEr members
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 GPMOBILE IRON STOUE.-DADE X REYNOLDS, SUCCESSORS TO DEFOREST, MORRIS & CO.-Mili Rocks, Botiug Cloths, Mil Gear, Bar Iron, Mill Irons and Hardware generaliy-No. "A Water st.
 Octl6 2l5tf :
 lC- H. q. DuROsE & co. WHoLE5ALE and RETAIL DRUaaIsTs. No. 39 Water-st, Importers oi Drugs Chemicals and ferfumery and dealers m Paints Oils w in,Iow Glass, Dye 5tuffs, &c sep6
 pCHINA, Glass, Earthenvvare and Cut LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RErAIL.-Ths subscriber is new receiving extensive or the above arti cles N hich he offers at he lowest prices.
 novi4 JAS. MhsTERsON Imporier. 34 Wnter-st AS ACON-2O casks Sides, 10 do shoulders ID casks Hams. In store and for sale by
 oci2s SMITH. DABNEY co. ID OUFiNG PLATE-50 boxes Roofing Plate, 1C l4x20, landing and for sale by
 oct2s 71' s E. c. CENTER & co. NTACKEREL--lO0 bbls No 2, landing from ship X1 Michigan and for sale by
 est2s WHlTAKER . SAMPSON.
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FOR MONTGOMERY.

h,atas~ h The splendid new Passenger
 ls,,l;,y,.rs steamer MARENGO, Capt. Thos. dams, will leave for the above anu all nlermrdIate landings on TiilS DAY, the zsli inst al 5 PM.
 For freight passage apnly to o,,2S CAMPBELL, OWEN co.
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SIiERIFF,S SALE.

SHFKTFF D oHIE.
 WE'LL be sold for cash in front oi the Court w House door of Mobile county, on Monday. the 4th day of May, 1916, between the hours of II o. clock AM and 4 o'clock PM. oC said day, da,k k Mulaito Negro Man called MARTIN, aged about B yea,s, feet inches high and says that he hciongs 10 George Befarro, who resides about l5O miles above New Orleans, md State of Of1onisiana Said negro man Martin having been committed to the iaii of Mobile couniy labama as n runaway slave. by Josiah Wilkins, Esq, justice of the peace of Mo. bile county, on the 24h day of September, ls4o, and his owner or owners having failed to come forward, p owe property, pay charges and take him away he therefore will he sold in compliance with the statute m such eases made and provided 10 pay jail fees.
 oct28 223 (. BANCROFT, Sheriff N. c.
 (S- The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag and Journal, Tuscaloosa, and Huntsville Democrat, will please copy tiil day of sale
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rrWe are authorized 10 announce CHARLES A. uoPpIN Esq as candidate Tor reelection 10 the o'- acs Inf Mayor Sl the ensuing municipal election.
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FOR MONTGOM FRY

FOX MONTGOMERY. A CuS A The fast running packet steamer ssss' 'sEfs55zzR- LOWNpES, A. II. Johnson master, will leave for tue above and all intermediate landings on THURSDAY, 3Olh inst at 5 o'cluck, PM. For freight or passage. having superior accoumo- dal ions, apply on board or to
 oct28 CAMPBELL, OWEN X co.
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 NNT ANTED-An active BOY, accustomed ,u w weighing cotton. Also, good DRAYMAN Apply al IT Commerce street oc,2s 223u FREEMAN & BOLTON.
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NEGROES WANTED-We wish to hire for l ' the season ar 10 active and able Negroes, as deck hands firenen steamer M0ntezuma on the Lake.
 oct29 CA. GILBERT & BRO, 50 Com st
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. A Ec~ p The fine passenger s'eamer BELLE s,,ssssts55JSx POuLE, Johnson, master, will leave for the ahove and te,medaie landings, on TO- 29th instant, at o'clock PM.
 For freight passage, apply on board or 10
 oci2S CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
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FOR NEW bOkh.
 E{SS, The bark CLAREMONT, Captain Trns. SSslS4S sell, now loading, requires 250 bales 10 fiji m. For freight CT passage, apply on board al Ma thews Press wharf or to ,,,,,-, oct2S l.. C. CEN Eh N NO'
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FOR NEW YORK.

n-rTbe friends orC. C. LANGDON announce him rsn,tjste for Muvor RI the next municipal eleetion
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A FOR RENT--A TWO story brick house or Gs:M Jackson, between Cont and Dauphn streets suitable fur small family. Apply to
 oct28 223m E.. B. GALE.
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------------ --------------- - EDWARD B. GAL E

AUCIIONEER Office on Conti st., first door of Royast. oct2; E cook, GIG. Alsn-A Man, ahout 25, an excellent drayman ort28 c. A, STUART.
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IrzA FOR REN1--The brick store the corner 1EaE. of St Louis and Commerce siree,s now iu the occupation uf the undersigned Possession given on the lst November. Applyto FULLILovE, GEORGE 8' Co.,, or to
 oct2S 223M FL. ANDREWS & co.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
 ,sxEs~- A, The fine packet steamer MoN- kA-u4ss-s1za' TEZUMA. Henv, master, will com menre her regular semi weekly 'fps un THIS DAY, 2s'h instant, al II o'clock AM. For freight or passege, having excellent accommo- dalions, apply to
 ot,2s C. A. GILBERT & BRO 50 Com st FOR DEMOPOLlS AND FINCHES' FERRY. e C-S~s N The fine, light draughl, double en- S;z5aszsSS5Z. zine steamer NOXUBEE, Il. Kim nl, master, will depart for the above and inter mediate landings on THIS DAY, 2SIh, at o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & CO., Agents, oct2S 72 sFront and 75 Commerce st
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(tOTTON AND WOOL CARDS.-20O dozen V Cotton and Wool Cards, just received and for sale by o MAZANGE < CO.,,
 oct 2l 4e Css. street.
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NHEESE-35 boxes best Berkshire, receiving V per ship Edwina and for sale by
 M. ROBINSON. oct2S corner Dauphin and St Emanuel sts
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NtjfiCE-.-Tbr t,onsshnf nf S hsPs Cnnsei oa, rnond to urde per ship Edwina ffom New oiA si
 nease leave their address ar II will be sofea M se sypsase anI tIsk tncssl WHITAKER & sAMPsoN.
 a-rT The hnfk REFORM. from New-fork Is dlsc9HI- VIng st first wharf below oovernment street. O"hs,sh ees will please atteRd tn theif soois -o- oes-e IT FOR MAYOR -GEof6E E Hoi Y is announesa e,a h ls frin as candidate for te 0ice of Mayer al the aa.oachIne municipal election and Is reeommended 10 tha lt4efs Of lls fellow ezs1s as sn individual S
 nantl uied for the office ani sHch, entitled to ther
 noa 'o''1a} see and sopnort sepl3 20lldeT
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CANDLES-200 boxes New Bedford Sperm, oe,2s SMITH, DABNEY q co.
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HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN, Re- M 100 bales Hay; 200 sacks Corn;
 200 sacks OaIs; 300 sacks Bran;
 20 dozen Baskets, assorted sizes- For sale by JC&J F SMITH, Uci2l No 19 Govt st
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THO SHIPMASTERS AND CONSIGNEEs. - IL We shall have ready during this ensuing week the following named Vessels, to be engaged in tho lishtsrage and watering business in Mobile Bay:
 U5E { AUSTIN q HARDY.
 SCHOONER PATAPsco, tn
 ScHooEER LADY R. BARB,
 SCHOONER MARQuis, ... SCHOONER SWAN,
 SCHOONER JAMEs CoRNoR, octl4 2l3 SLooP VEviLLIA, Iet 3 DROVISIONS-Y Yeatman's extra cured Hams; | do Bacon Sides; Leaf Lard; Pig Pork in hal { bbls; Extra Smoked Beef; Smoked and Picked Tongues, for sale by
 oct2s J. O'REILLY & co. MAILS AND SPIKES-250 casks Fall River " Nails assorled all sizes, Sd a cod
 90 casks 6 inch Spikes, just received and for sale by DADE q REYNOLDS, oet2Ss "A Waler street