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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07
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Per steamboat Fashion, fin New -Orieans-Mesdameu Herbert and children SIerlinR Miss lIerl,ert Rev T
 Hinton, Rev Mir BabrOck, Messrs Sterling, Geo Cunning ham, T Armstrong, T Piacide. Bates Muore II n Carlton, Smith, MrLnskey. B Ellis, W Neal, A Worsham. Blaodsood Ferrie. Cuyl.rT II Hampton, Johnson. Dr Wilkins. c ReC Carers, II Mar chant, A Hotchkiss, McLaran, Ally-2l on deck.
 Per steamboat New Era i'm Gainesville Mrs Gordon, Mrs Cox, Misses Rain, Fornip, f Golson, M.ssrs Lacy. 0 Farriss, Higgins Potts. Chnlon, LA Mar tin. DHrkins, T Tsdale. c Purnell, W Davis, Will liamson, wrenn, s!ratton, " By rd, T Van Hook, Pollard, Gillespie. Jackson, Schnf. w T Eaiman, Eniman, Winsted, II Robertson, Faulkner. U Cher ry, II Hslland. J McNeal, Lynch. S Push, Chap uian, Cox, HiRton O'Bricn, HonLe
 Per steamboat Red Rover i'm Wetumpka-Mrs Airing ton Miss Howard, Messrs Warren, 1Iurd White Riyes vnan scrusss Carson, Bradford, Foster, Grant Stay Jackson, Nash Fleming. Chaier. Ford Pegues, Blake, Hastings Corbin, Smith, Dorsey lloskins, Hardy, But Ter, Craig
 Per steamboat Jas Iewilt from warsaw-McLellaud and ladies' Hadden, lady and child KrIle and lad, Mrs PuckeIt Mrs W nker, Misses Cade, Dur lsnd Cen eniIE Col Dunn Maj Phillips Dr Smiie Messrs Wat son. Blakey. Foot. Farrar, Smile Jones' Meador liar man, Pnckei, Pucketi, Leslie Graham, Jarnrgan. shaham, pation Minor, Lewis, Watson. Anderson, Wnl McCrea. Martin, Wore, Casey, Thornton, Talbot, Car ter, Kirkland Jackson, Kelough, Watrous Moores, Mnores. Bniord IlazHrd DuvA Eyans, Marshall, Hous ton. NelsOp, Calhoun McCiond, Richardson,
 Per steamboat Low, des fin Graves Lsnding-R Hase and lndv. Dr Cunningham and lady, M-stames GosOn, lain eri Terrell and child, Terry, Misses Hurst. Lam bert. Gen C D Hunter, Capis Fox, Boiion. Dr Yeury Messrs Beck E, A and B Pavel, W Benner, stnrkr, w Benner Jr, Tunsta, Terry, Ellis. Charmnn, Rix, snnsen, smons, Patton. Rabh. stramer. Cree Ayers Frederick. Manse Yanry Griffin, Iiudnal. Payne, Frederick, Wait, Moore Williamson Stephens, Simms Reed. Waller, Weatheriord, Dnwnes.
 Per steamboat Wavery i'm Waverly i'm Waverly-W lomison lady and children, Mrs Roper and ehild Mrs Tsy Tor and child Messrs Huber. Outlaw, Chapman, Me Clesa,, Lowe. Finch, McCary Griffin, Goyen, Salter. Alexander, HHlbrrt
 Per steamboat New World fm Monieomery-Rev Mir Hearn and lHiy, 1uichson and lady. w Deem, lady and child. Mrs Cannon and child, Mrs Roach, Mrs Bosden Misse. Morris. Marsh. Capis Marsh. King, Col Cook Messrs Norris, Kennedy Wyley. Miller, Whitied. Gil. bert, Ms,hewson Powell. Scott. Ogden, Jones' Gniia gh-r Christian. Nckes. Cobast, Gordon, Walker, Lit field. Cooper, Lunderdun, Stuart. Wa, h, Miller. Pat~r son Coomhs. Hrirn. Douglass, B-eman, c C Stuart, knson Smith, Aidridge Lampti In, Saunders, Williams Riley, Cowler, Rohertson Howard Simmons Hamilton Huht, Tarrance, Rice, Burns.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of uobiIe--February ', 1s4s.

CLEARED. Ff ship Anna, Ponee for Havre, by l. E MontanLon < co.
 Bark Sarah Ann, Sko6eld, for Liverpool. by Pope & Son.
 schr Tasso Howe, for New-York, by Esl.va, MurrelI & co.
 sehr Uncas Allyn, for Galveston, Texas, by IL Tou- min.
 ARRIVED. Ship Charles, Henderson, from Boston via Charleston to master.
 Bark st Andrew, Rich. fm New. Orleans, to E Mon Iandon co. ssrdinan brig senzio Piasgio, from Genoa vis Mar seies. etc.
 Sit aInboat E Roberts, Roherts, fin New. Orleans Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, fin Ne v-Orlean. with i66 bales cotton. .' Steambost Waverly, Deupree from W.yerIy ,,;,h ca, bales cotton. ~ ~ Steamboat New Era, Lyes, from Gainesville. with ll72 bales cotton. ~ Steamboat Jas Hewitt Quarter from War..,y ,,,,, 15S4 bales cotton. ~ steamboat Red Rover, BurrilI, from Wetumnks .i,h l72l bales cotton. ~ Steamboat New World, Bryan, fin Montgomery, with 1l03 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Viola Walker, from Memphis with lOol bales cotton.
 Flat Sam Dale Jr, from Brssg's Blun. with l56 bale. cotton.
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CAMPANALoGIASs.-Thes celebrated musical gen Iemen, better known as lhe SwIss BELL RING- FRS, we understand will be in ihe city to-tay, their agent Mir. Co'byn hating already arrived. Itwould afford lhe citizens of Mobile great pleasure doubt less, to witness their wonderful, musical skill; vet we quest'p" much from what we hear, whether he Managers "f Ihe Theatre, with whom we are told ne- gotalipns are prndng, rnld afford give them what t'ey ask Why will these travelling wonders re- qulre such exhorbani terms7 Come down a little Messeurs "SLvEs BELLS" in your ideas, and We shall be glad to see you.
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ANOTHER DUEL ON THE TAPIs.-The Balii more Clipper of Wednesday last, says; "We learn from letter in the Philadelphia Gazste, that anoth- er duel is expected to take place between Mir. CLINaMAN and member of the Empire Club ofN :. York city, in consequence of the remarks made by he former gentleman in his celebrated speech on tie Texas question. Mir. CLINGMAE left Washington on Saturday afternoon, in the cars for Baltimore, where, i was understood, hs antagonist waitir for him
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SILK MANUFACTURE -Gieat piog, ess is ma king in he Western States in the culture and wea- ''ng oi SILK, which we hope 10 see soon becoming an extensive article of American manufacture At Louisville, Kentucky, there is manufactory m ac tive operation. The Louisville Journal says: "Most oi the operations in 'hs factory effected by The cocoons are reeled on the machine, universally known as the PiedmOnlese reel, and the sk ls spun on tlIroste machine,a modification of which makes lhe twisted silk. Three looms are worked, and ar. principally employed in making sewing silk, hand kerchefs, vestings and dress patterns for ladies "
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Notice to snIpmasters and others.

NTAVY DREAD-fhe subscriber, by having late Nv in,rodu ed the famed Boston Patent Bread Machine into his Baking Establishment, Government street, is now enabled. from lhe immense saving oi labor il .ecures. sell superior Navy Bread' frs'h baked, al the low price of cents per ID;
 He is now likewise, thereby prepared to execute, at shores, notice all orders for this and every other kind of biscuit, hard bread or crackers, a, rates much lower than they can be imported from the North or any where else. Loaf bread of superior quality sold ny the dollar al cents per pound '0"'
 Orders thankf fully received and most promptly eK- ecu,ed al the Bakery, No 45 Government street;
 feb6 5SM GAVIN fUlLLE.
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lNInB6ARkT

mARsEILLES-Per Sardinian brig Sienzio-994 bxs Vermcel and msecaron 60U baskets 25O jars oi 9 assorted liquors, 10 bales corks 79 bags ano ds lO pcs marble 20 pkgs cheese 50 bxs anchoves 22 do snge flower water. l31U punches garc 1000 bxs, 735 do sardines 25 pickles 40 casks clret wine le7 pcs crockery 8 ppes hf do do, 2OO cks cIare Ss qr do madeira, pipes brandy, cks Inf do catalona wine 400 bNs lemons 7ee bxs 3U0 ha 400 qr do rui- sins, lg9 do figs. etc.
 PORTsMOUTH-Per ship Charles-50 tona hay.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat FashiOn-36 bbls pok, 200 do -four, 95 do whskey 10 do moasse 10 do eggs 23 hhds bacon, 27 bxs s,eee 25 hhds sugar. coils
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In ihe Peausy ylsania Legislature the Judiciary com m'ttee have reported bill in the House, repeating all laws allowing slave holders hold slaves in Penn ssvania for six aonlhs, and also repeating all laws requiring consiabes tn arrest runawnys and ma gistrales To commit them.
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"MuLTUM IN PARvo."-The following admira. ble 'entmen' was transmitted by Mir. BUCHANAN to ihe Democrats who celebrated the sth of January in kensington. Philadelphia county. It embraces the whole policy of Government. upon Two vital Nation- al questions, within the compass of nut shell. volume could not have expressed more:
 BY JAMES BucHANAs.=Oreeon and Tsxos-- The first is ours already, and the second may become ours at any moment, by the strongest title on earth --lhe voluntary cession of her sovereign people - We must neither abandon ehe one nor reject the other.
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CUsEiNG.-Cunning is the art of concealing our own defects. and discovering other peoples weak nesses Or il is taking advantages of others which they do not suspect. because they are contrary to propriety and the settled prac,ice Wefcel no n. ferioriy to a fellow who picks our pockes. iIou, we feel mortified at being overreached by trick and cunning Yet there is no reason for il in rie one case than in he other Any one may win al cards bv cheating, till he is found out. We have been playing against odds. So any one may deceive vs by lying, or r,king m unfair advantaae of us, whs is not withheld by a sense of shame or honest, from doing 60.
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CHuRcH-The very interesting and sublime speci- men of art, "psash the Pale Horse," we are pleased to see IS drawing large numbers of visitors It will remain but short time in our city and we
 most sincerely advise all who have the sligh,es, re- gard for the fine aris, to not let the few remaining days pass by without pay yng visit t least ,u .his most Ihrlngy interesting subject. It ls one sc .he most sublime mentioned in Holy writ The artist has exhausted the powers of the pencil to give ex preston to the awful scene represented lhc Apo calypso, and his great work is qnaed for its sub limiiy and intense moral effect
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NEW CoaET.- We have received from the High School Observatory, communication announcing the discovery of "a Coinet by Prof. kendall and his assistants, a few degrees South of,he Consteila ton of Ihe Whale. and continuation of observations upon Mauvais' 2d Comet. The new Comet Is re ported as having been seen hY masters of ves- sels in the Gull Of Mexico.-[Ph U. s. Gazette.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

One hundred guns were fired nj ihe Park, in New York, under the superinIendance of Captain Addl- son Hil in honor of lhe passage the Texas Reso- lulions by the House of Representatives of the U. SI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

In the Senate of Msssachus sets, the bill providing for the total repeal of all laws making provision for he support of State Paopers was passed at d third reading, by a vote of 26 yeas to nays.
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ceised letter from Washington, of the 26th Janna ry, which confirms the adoption of the resolutions ny the House of Representatives,. relative to the annex- ation of Texas-resolutions which we published yes. terdav; but what we d,d know and could scarce- ly imagine, is the post'on taken by kr Barrow, one of the Senators in Congress from Louisiana. "What- evet may be the oRDEns that shall receive from legislature, said he to the writer Of the letter. "I shall remain firm in my op'nlon. and will vote agaiust annexaiion." Does not such untoward con- duct, we ask, inc part of Mr. Harrow cal for the gre happy, however, 10 learn that MT. Johnson pur sues a cnurse in accordance with the public will, and
 ia in favor of sunexa,,oo In the mean time. nope that, when Mir. Barrow receives the expressed wi b. es (REquEsr) of the Les'slnta.e. that he nill kth lwice before he disobeys --tN. O. CeosRr.
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 MOBILE
Friday Morning, February ,, Is4S.

PRIcE CURRlNT.-our weekly review of this market on letter snI newspaper sheets, will be req dy st the usual hnur to-morrow morning.
 Orders for the large sheet should be Jeff to day.
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NEW FAsHIoEs.-The dress makers of New Y,rk have started new style of dresses very high in he neck, to which tney give the name of Ondsr dOnks. They require bishop to make them set we'll.
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DIED-On the 29h ull the residence of hla brother in Claiborne, Ala, pr. JosEPa O. B DossEY. of Wilcox county, aged 32.
 qT Tho Saturday Courier, Philadelphia, will please
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

Mir. Allen has sent part VIII of LnteiPs Lv. ing Age, comprising Nos. 29, 30, 3l and s4 It maintains the the high character with which i, eon,- menced, and is in reality of the most valuable and interesting publications of he day.
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pRRFaS.

LlVERPoOL--Per bark Sarah Ann-l525 bls cotton. HAVRE-Per Fr ship Anna-l694 bales cotton. hhd and Il bbls beeswax.
 GALVESTON-Per schr Uncas-870 sks salt, etc. NEW-YORK-Per achr Tasso-l7S bales cotton.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

THEATRE -Bulwer's excellent comedy of Nj on- eywl be played tonight, together with the amusing farce of Mir. and Mrs. Whi,e-in both of which pie MT. T. Placde will appeau.
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CONsNGNEES,

Per steamboat Fashion, from New-Orleans-M Wa ring & co W Calvert; Fowler Jr; Cook eos Eos ter x Baitelle; Ca npbel Owen X co: Twelves 6 co Fry, Bliss & co; Mallory & Ross; Deshon, Tayor & My rsi J Il Huber; A Lanndei Marshall, Rowe & co.
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ApOTHECARIES, HALL,

No. SU h0ydt- -SfTed.
 D THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave re-
 apectfullv 10 inform their friends and TZ the public generally, lhat they have
 opened Branch Establishment in
 K Royal street, directly opposite the
 k Mansion House, under the above name, to be chiefly de voted to the dispensing of Family Me- dicines From their long experience in the business in this city, they hnve perfect knowledge of the medicines in general use and their arrangements en- able them to keep fresh supply constantly on land. They can assure all those who may favor ,hen with their custom, that the strictes care and attention will be paid to Physican's prescript,ons; and they will warrant all their preparations 10 be made ac- eordIng to the approved method of the day = A large assortment nf Perfumery and Fancy Art'- cies; Hair, Comb. Too'h and Nail Brushes, nDu splendid article of Ladies' Curl Brushes just reeeiv. cd The old establishment at S5 oovernment street will be continued as usual, where full supply of every article in their line will be kepta a, wholesale and retail ,onntr, Merchants and Planters will find il to their interest to Call and exami.e their stock 4 beautiful variety of Fower and fresh Garden and Field Seeds Jnai received.
 NORTH s CO.,, Wholesale and Retail
 jan4 Druggists B Government and 80 Royal s's
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
Nexv-YorIx Cireu..

New-York Circus.
 A CARD-Mr. EATON STONE hegs leave to "A inform his friends and the public generally, that he takes his benefit al the above establishment on SATURDAY Evening nexi, and positively his last appearance in this city. The apprpbai,on with which his performances have al all times been rece- ved is the best guarantee to the communv general y, that he will endeavor merit the favor the, have he, etofure so cordially bestowed upon him; and lir them that nothing shall be spared the part uf himself or his brother performers. render the evenings entertainments worthy the patronage of the most fasltous. jan7u M NOTICE-The steamlnat MONTGOMERY ha. wing been repaired will resume her regnlar rirs leaving on SATURDAY, 8th inst at o'clock pos ti,elv ffeb7l M. WAKING x co. TWO HIRE-A young Negro Woman. with Il child l nboui II year old She is oi good disposition and pretty fair cook, washer and ronei. hppl, as this office to ifeb7I STUART. E>Oh HIRE--A Negro Woman. first rate H"u,s f.h7 SMITH, DARNEY X co A BUGGY FOR SALE--A yer, fine leather rop "A Buggy. Tor sale low. Also--2 Rockaway and PedIar's Wagons.
 ieb7 - s. I. x I. |. JONES. VINEGAR-b bbl. just from Boston, far sale bv feb7 JAS. GANDOLFO, 70 Commerce. st TNREAsURY NOTEs-For sale by - ! feb7 EDW c. CENTER X 70. MACKEREL--IO 10 bbls No 3, for sale by MI feb7 JAS. GANDoLFo. 70 Commerce-st nRIED APPLEs--sO bbls prime, for sale very D frb7 low by J. II RIVERS co. IO0 BOXES No Sealed Iiqrrings. for sale by A~O feb7 J. H. RIVERS & co. TNEA-lO chests Gunpowder. for sale by IL feb7 JAS. GANDrLFO, 70 Commerce-st CANnLEs-5O boxes Sperm, for sale by o feb7 JAS. GANDOLFo, 70 commerce-st nNioNS-175 bbls whiie; l25 do red, in fine feb7 j. H. RIVERS co. r EHIGH C0AL-75 tons, for Foundries use, feb7 l..' E. c. CENTER & 70. e SALEKATUs-5 casks for sale very low to clu,e feb7 s. I. & I. I. JONES. GALT-On the wharf in bsached sacks and fine feb7 D. WHEELER. 2s g, Mirhael.t MOtAss Es-l40 bbla daily expected per schr lVl Atlantic, for sale by
 feb7 W. HALL, 6s Commerce-stree, SUGAR-30 hhds, good article; 20 do, choice, - in store and 70 arrIve per Monezuna, for sale hy febS MARSHALL. ROWE & co. NANKEEN OsNABURGs-A new article jus, l received and for sale low by CHAIN CABLE-45 fathom inch second hand V Chain Cable, for sale by feb7 EDW. c. CENTER & co. DACON SIDES, Shoulders and extra Hams, (rb7 JOHN O'REILLY & co. VToBACCO-26 boxes l5 ID. each extra fine; 5 u boxes common Tobacco For sale by feb7 JAS GANBOLFO, 70 Commerce-st T ITTELL's LIVING AGE-No has just ar. l lL rived and subscribers will p'e,se call for them al 2S Dauphin street. $. w. ALLEN
 p < Three more subscribers wanted. jan7 4 AiLo-Zo bbis I 1anner's
 O 20 casks pure winter bleached and unbleached
 90 rasks and bbis inter beached Whale
 10 bbls Northern Linseed. For sale by
 JOHN PHILLIPS,
 fso7 coraer of Cont and Warer-sreets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

"Gaines, Riches g Co.," is the name of a firm of booksellers and stationrrs at Petersburg, Virginia
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

Bc-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for lhe office of Clerk of the Cr- cult Court of Mobile county, al the elet,on on the first Monday of August next. janl4 38le*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

PARLIAMEsTARY BLUNDERs.--The British Parliament make as many binders as the U. States Congress At the last session of Parliamenf, an act was passed makiug d difference of duty on Su- gar the produce of free labor and that of the produce of slaves. Alter 'hs was passed it was discovered that under her treaties with the United States, the slave grown sugar of ths country must come in on port Herald.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

MoRsE's MAGNETIC cTELEGRAFH.-The iele- graph office at Washington, has been visited by M. Pageot, tine French Minister. M. Bodisco, the Rus sian Minister, and M. Calperon de la Barca, the Spanish Ministerial of whom were, learn, highly gralfed with the operations of this unequa- ed 'Yankee myen,iom."
 The French Minister had written to Baltimore, }, by means of the telegraph. despatch of some length in his language. which was returned through the same medium by Mir. kogers. The specimen of ,elegraphic writing thus returned !, is intended 10 transmit to France. IA .H -T
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE. HNHE subscriber respectful, announces to his } friends and lhe puhIic that he has purchased Mir. ERASTUS COLEMAN'S interest, and be- comes sole lessee of ihe above establishment.
 The Hotel is locaie' convenient io al the PRIN- CIPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL- ROAD DEPOTS, and offers every inducement for comfort The rooms are large and airy, aFd fur- nished in style not surpassed by any similar esiab- shment in inc UHiled States.
 From the experience ihe Proprietor has had in the management of FIRST RATE HOTEL, he fatlers himself that every department of the estab- ishment will be conducted in sl. e to please those who may favor him with call.
 decl4 nI2tu JOHN WEST.
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0ct-I offer my name the voters of Mobile county as candinae fur the office of County Clerk, ai ihe ensuing August election.
 Janl5 39te EDWIN RUST.
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lSJThe friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup- port him \ candidate nr the office of Clerk of the County Court, al the election in August next
 ianl6 4Otek
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

0JeThe undersigned announces himself a can. didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun. y, al the ensuing August election.
 jan17 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
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THOMPsONIAN DEDICAL
 nErDln"

R THOMPsONIAN DEDICAL DEPOT,
 No. 52 Front street. MOBILE, ALA
 BAmA-In store and 10 arrive in
 few days. the following articles, which - will be sold low for cash:- 300 lbs Lobelia Seeds and Herbs 165 lbs African Pepper 65 lbs Nerve Powders 70 lbs Gum Myrrh 300 lbs Composition Powders and Towards
 Daphorei'c 100 lbs Goldenseal, pulverised loo lbs Asp"n Poplar do 220 lbs Rayberry Bark do loo lbs Slippery Elm do 50 OF Sulphate Qunine -. Also, Thonsons, Towards, Maitson's ani Beacl's W Drks. Jewett's and Oycrstreet's Liniments. &o.. &c. feh7 JOSEPH REED.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-07

EFFECTS or A RUSSIAN CLIMATE.-Mr. Epi- nus. in letter io Dr. Guihr,e, relates the following phenomena, winch took place in Russia, when d se- were frost had continued for several weeks. MT. Epinus seni for To an uucoinnoH plie nonie- na. On going into the apartment oi Prince O. lof. he found him at his toilet, and that every time has valet drew the comb through his ar a strong crack ling n"ise Was heard; and, on darkenng the room, sparks were seen following the comb in great alum dance, while the pI nce himself was SO completely electrified that strong sparks could be drawn from his hand, and face, nay, he electrified when he wns only powdered with puff. few days af- ter he witness to more striking effect of the electric state of a RussIan atmosphere. The Grand Duke of Russia sent for him one evening in the twi- light, and told him, thai having brskly drawn han- mel cover of a green danask chair in his bed cham Der. he was asonished at the appearance of strong bright flame that followed; hut considering il an electrical appearance, he had tried to produce sm- liar illumination different pieces oi furniture, and could then show hun beautiful and surprising ex- pertinent Ills highness threw himself his ted, which covered with a danask quilt, laced with gold; and rubbing it with his hands in all directions, the young prince, who had reached his twelfth year, appeared swimming in fire, as at every sIrke flames arose. all around him darted to lhe gold lace bor- der, along it, and up that of the he'd. and to the very top, While he showing this experi- ment, Prince Orlof came into the room with sable muf in his hand, and showing that. by only whl
 ing it five six times round his head in the arr, he could electrify bimself strongly as to send out sparks from all the uncovered parts of his body.
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To Country Merchanfs and Planters. EHEAP Dki GuODS--DAEIIL k BRADY O corner ot nauphin and Water streets. would Gail the alienion of country MerchsnIs and Planers to their present stock Ol Staple and Fancy DIy Goods, which they will sell at very low prices fo cash. The ioih wing is a part of the stuck
 Silks. Shawls, Casimeres and Delaiues
 French, Eng fish and American Calic,.es
 Negro Blankets, kers-ys and Osnabmgs
 Kentucky Jeans, Twt~, E and Saii"ets
 Irish Lin-n. Shirting and Shee,ing
 T ble Cloths, Table Linens and Narkirs (. Fine Preach Blink-ts a d Welsh Fa,nt.
 Alpacra Lns,,es, Bombaznes and Mernos
 Fmniiure alcoes, ickngs and Apron he cks tinsi-r,. Gloves, Laces, Edgings, etc
 Brown iomes tics h, piece or bale. .4.. Al Manyfacfory Prices.
 BIeached Shirtngs and S,eeIings .. Jacone., CamLric. Sa iss and Book Muslins Plaid stripes Jaeonet and Swiss do Bishop Lawn. Null and Nansook do " Materials for Evening Dresses in great variety Window Muslns, ,Damask Moreens, etc. f-t7
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FOR MONTGOMERY. A Ia N The steamer MONTGOMERY, Sfsszz2E5TssE Sfsz Bullard master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on SATUR. DAY, Sth inst, at 3 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to feb7 M WARING & co