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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01
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COTTON-The receipts since Friday evening week amount to I3S bales and the exports 5eS hles-.ea- wing stock on hand including all ship board not cleared, of 3793 bale iaganst 31, lOl last
 In review of this day week, it remarked that the market exhibited mor depression the close in the preceding part o line week-occasona purchases be
 ing effected .con under quotations of that day wnich placed 'e opposite middng 71s against middne fair and ec for fair. The week under notice opened win
 light enquiry, and holders in urder to effect les were reluctantly obliged Uaceept prices previously refus- ed-saes only reaching to 71e halss 4t decline The same depression of teelng characterized Monday market, sales amounting to but 600 bales-prices Saturday. The rkst being considered easier Tues day, buyers extsaded their operations sales of the day summing up O. bies-nO quUtabe change in prices On Wednesday there mol much done until late the re cult the y's operations however showed that not less than 2jUO bales had changed handsprces ruling pretty steady the of the preceding days
 Since WedLe day have had dull market with sales of say 7S0D bales Thursday and 5fDGD0 yesterday.
 We report the total business of the week at bales reducing last weeks quotations eighth of per h. The great bulk off the transactions have been for English aeenunt-tbe balance mo fly for home markets. The stock offering acors tables estimated in the neghbor- hOd o a0JJ bnles. The market closed rt and uneasy yesterday The complexion of the foreign markets dicated le ceveJ yesterday uhree days Hier) lead 10 the impression thai the Brtanna's
 vices will be unia vOraie holders Whether th be the no 10 days mail will pTopl- ply dele mine, the steamer eIegraphed Boston on . ming ofthe 2oth. We quote under. a2reea-
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Monday Morning, December l, ls46

The character of the news lrom England is oi trirg importance, and gives indication of fnan. Cal le,usol that rom the causes in which it ri- g iatrs, must exercise a powerful influence ile tommerclal, agricuua and manulactn, ing interests o that kingdom. The explosion or the great Rail- road specu aion the shult iert, and the incrsas. excrrment against the Corn laws, cOnspire 10 Ill ike up crIsis m the domestic affairs of Great Britain " II calculated arouse he attention oi her ablest statesmen. The cry for bread from starvIns lrel;,nd-the distress among the operatives m EnR hand, and he panic the specuaIng circles. wi all go up 10 the ear of the Premier with all appalling and purtentous sound. We feel, however, that Sn Rob. er Pee IS the for the crisis, and that he will meet Il with sagacy and lirnness equal To the uc casion. The ports we think will be opened, the corn law iniguiiy abIndnued and pecuniary aid ex. tended to Ireland.
 The bearing of these difficulties in the old world spon American interests must be in ihe main saluta ". The grain growing and provision States at al -xen,s will profit largely by them. while 'n poltI- cal point oi view our relative position towards Eng
 and will be greatly strengthened. and we look with
 increased confidence To A settlement of oui difficult ,stes with her OH terms corresponding io the jus lice of our claims and consistent with national honor.
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Grocery. Produce and Provision ,Jnrket.

ogr e9untiy eas will psa,e nefcs ts ne s'a'ns given under % e utsesn sni tat rates s, Hshe for aH M trAnsacons sech ornay sllag coanty oldes
 GksERAL REAARKs-Business still continnea drag its slow length aung with but little prospect of an nne dale change. The rivers very low and the weather has turned oh cold without ran imports 0f all kinds of IaerchandIe have been free and ample supplies are hand Faces of bread stufs continue 10 be well sustau- cd and provisions, groceries generally remain pretty steady at ntout hs weeks On night before lasi we had hard freeze and plenty cflce Should Ie weafh CT have been relatively severe t will doubtless in tfIoso turter oDsaces to navigation in the Ohio etc. and consequence tend to hsn prices of western produce.
 DA0eis0 AND RoPE-De ilers have experienced rather more shau The usual enquiry the last the fer haze been low, and co4equence transactions mol increased. The improved feeling Is Garibued to the re ssss sysnssah iA Ahs New SSleSse Skei whsys ssase
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01
Thi. ia an evenlluI day ,Lronghnu, lhe Ieng,h land

This is an eyentiul dav throughout the length and breadth of the country Congress- convenes--ihe Presidents Message will be deliyered-he position oI Ihe Administration on the Oregon quesiion--the tariff and the independent treasur, he defined mak- ing starting place for parties. politicians. editors &c. The Legislature of Alabama also assemblies to day, and To conclude the enumeration, the cIixens Mobile will elect of the candidates 10 the office of Mayor. who has been entertaining us for soue tI"e past either in pubic meetings at our domic'ls with the peculiar claims he has upon pub. lic confidence. Success the Inost worthy.
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We are paned to announce tie entire destruction by fire of the elegant mansion oi Col. F. PHILLIPS, the bay about two miles below the city About o'clock on Saturday morning, we understand, the fire was communicated from iie chimney 10 the up- per part ol the building, and before II discover ed il had made such prugress that the family had on- ly lime 10 retreat from the devourng clement, eay-
 ng the furniture of every kind, including the ward- roe of Mir. and Mrs Phillips, to share the fate of the building. The house was elegantly furnished, and the loss Is very considerable.
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Total since Is, Sept. r.s..ouss

There have been but few transactions since last report rO foreign ports masters continue claim an AdVdnce-oIe vessel however. Con Tuesday, ceplsd charter for Liverpool he prey ous paid n,te s-iGd per D. which Is the ony foreign engagement diru god TWO spanish vessels arrived during the week to load tor Barceona brig has been engaged for cargo tof umbc to Havana. bark taken up for Boston aud
 burk laid on for New York which wih brig for Balti- more commenced first of the comprise inc sum of this departme oi busnesu snce the Els inst Last engagement to Havre iHc.-Iiverpoo i6d bsrks pd $ bfirS lf '-'-7
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MrsaRs. SANFORD A WlLsoN-soms day.

MEssRs. SANFORD X WILsoN--Some days since my nsnr was amnuunced in several numbers pt your paper as candidate far Alderman of he Sixth Ward inx which addressed you nOte requesting dsc0ntin oi the whirh promptly compiled wiih Yei fnI there tickets in circulation with my then which has been done without my knuw ledge o cpisrnt. am not candidate, nor wii be under any Crcnmsiancrsreasnn who'll, private impsiins me [, deriiue th. kind solicitations ot my iriendt.
 Your obedlei [ sei want, ROBT. D. WiGGINS.
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ARMO RY HALL.

TMR. XAUPrS DANCING ACADEMY will he opened Saturday, 9th Drrrnb.r st 10 Sclnck AM, and o'clock ta, tnr young Ladies sad Mastrrs--aght srhool for Gentlemen will commence Saturday, bth Dec. at St oclnck. Ills course will 'romprisePelkd, Potka Qradrint Waitz de Deus Pas Hop Waits, Gale gade, Quadriiie, Ia Syiphic, 4c
 TEkAs-Per srssiup, Ot Is lessons. ns..............Sl2
 Two Or I,ore iroid rafiIe isnlil, sach 10
 Private lessons, at residence. ce..........,..... i2
 Polka, Polka Qusdre. e......................... 10
 GJ One cou'se of instrucun uIy will be requisite to obtain complete knowledge of S tue above dsncrs. Mr. Xaup will give ut hA Snloou during the present son Prac'ing Quztle Parties for the fArther improve ment sf hs pupils, which will ndard hts patroiis an opportunity oi Judging Of hs style of dancing.
 noy2e 2a9Ksiu
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LIVERPOOL cLAss1rlcArIor.

E&CIiANGE-The market continuing to be literally supplied with sterling bills rates have heen further slightly depre ssed-best signatures passed with difficulty ath3i prem The offerings in domestic bills has increased but still moderate though perhaps eqna the request Ths demand has not been active for any species oi time bills Stale notes have Improved in request and value, with very light sale The extremes for buying and selling be given at lz per dis principal transactions at l02 DOT ct dis In other funds no change. See table. ...
 Receipts of sperie-his werk.... .Sl35,600
 Previously. 2jI.OJS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

TEXAS MAILs--Reeuiar weekly mails for Gall weston will be despatched from the New-oreans Postotfce. by he steamships New.York and Gall ves.on, which during the season, wI form weekly line be ,ween those cities. sdi g
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

We are requested to give noice that the Eques. irian performances by Msssrs. Eowes and Mabie, advertised to commence here during tue yrssea, ~ssh. Asvs bees pssvsssS . wesA sr ,nA
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

THEATRE Miss McBRipE.-This interesting young lady presents her name this evening 10 the good people of MobiIe for she first tis, io .he way ofa BENEFIT.
 Tue selections for the occasion are Of the first or der; and introduce all our old and new iavoriies.
 The attention of cur ciseus generally having heen occupied during the past week with preparatory ters connected wih municipal election, the it's of Miss Mcbride have hardly had chance of being seen or known; but those that baTe her, curse Ives included, think heTe is much iu her ad- mire and 10 reward.
 Miss MeBride's style of acting is not calculated to catch the transient obseryer. Her's Is quiet. mental pprraiture of character, that requires atten ton and close observation in one who would sppre- ciatc her. She very little of the physique in l lust, a,ins her author II she has fault, perhaps it is that in some instances she is too chary of what uatpre, should suppose Judging lroG, her fine per sonal appearance, had amply provided her with
 She is decidedly, young lady ofsood natural tai. eut and pleasing requirements; and we deem.it A da,y of cur theatre loving community, especially the young gentlemen, to pay the proper compliment of tho occasion to young and interesting female.
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We learn from the New York Express, tha, the great gun, brought over by the John R. Skiddy con. signed to Thompson, Esq. the friend of Capt. Stockton, weighed 8 tons, or about l6,o00 lbs The du'y on il amounted to $l 100. The freight on it cost abou'S25o. The consignes, R. Kermit, Esq. paid Ss0 for hois'ns and landing il on the wharf. l, took large truck and seven or eight horses to Innye il The cnat Lna hcen nh.,n aa C,Ii..,-a ri.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

Making tnHl Tor the werk ut 5450 baies.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nv. 22-Colion-The market cons tnurs drptrsse Ihare has bern dn increased and hu, er- have mel wiih further concessions Tn of r. per lb in order effect ssirs The rsnsartnu. AmOni ,n zoo ha-n, all in msnufsr urrrs The quut-'"ns now nrr-siid and good mid 7iGD7i mid isir 6t, Iair B. fully fair 9to a..
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NAVY Aoksr's OFFicx, }

Pensaco a, Kovea,ber 2, 1S45. c FAILED PROPOSALS will be received sf this S Office until Monday, I2 o'clpck N. yhe 6ih day of necember next, to iurush ihe following articles to he delivered at the Navy Yard and Hospital. Pes- sscola, IT before Monday, the 26h day of jaaua- ry, lSl6:
 For Centre Building at Hospaat. nm R,;oL, fh.rd ,,,.a,t \
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

WILLIAM N. BrsPHAH, Dentist. Gf Office on the North side oi FsAacis street, neat ubuve the State Blank. Ruyl6 2a0t
 R. q. DAVIDSON, Surgeon Dentist.
 e Office and residence st No. si pauphiu-rr-et, up stairs. nOv2O 242If GrJ. ZIMMERMAN, Consgnre If rundry packages Mrrrandixe nehr Eivra from Philadelphia, will call sud r.crisr the same. tnov2s, BEERS < SMITH. rT NUTIUE--rhe i,oIrisnes ot pnir Jack Screws, to order. per srhr Jnhn Roaef from New-Pork, will piense call and rrcrIvr ihe same. nov29 FOsDlCK & CHARLOCR, ss Com-st s 19 MiSslNG GOODS--Onr bbl Oil marked J. o. R. & Co., frn Bosipn has bern tHkcR through mis- e.nnd we wish it returned. (dscD J. II. RIVERS co.
 
 M OLASSES-20 bbs in store, for sale by I'VE dec1 c. w. SGDEN. 15 and Wner-sts lAMS--Of choice flavor and small sze, for sale \ . decl byJ O'REII.LY q co. R UTTEk-12k kegs superior Goshen. in store ID asd tss ssk ty ts'eci) 3No. PHILLIPS
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DlED-Yesierday pornins, at the residence Of Vim. Dawson, Spring Hill, of ption, Miss ELLsN OGiLviE, aged 22 years.
 CThr triends and acquaintance of Mir. nnd Mrs. ".
 Dawson are invited 10 atead her funeral from their residence, st Spring Hill. this day, al o'clock.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

mARRIEp--At iiie residence ot S. Tweives, Esq, o Saturday ry-nns last hS the Rev. Me Lewis, Capt. w. DEARiNo 10 Miss HELEN GRANT, all of thus city.
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ACAND.


 pTHE ENDERsiG NED hns Just opened 4 large sud we'll selected stock ci SCHOOL BooKS--ls prepa.rd 10 Asli Teachers PnFrots and 0uardias tow aRg Aosse sR tss SoSsAern coSasry. He has also large stock oi Law Medical. Theological. Miscellaneous aud Standard Library ii0okssto whirh ts added N MAFIt- FAcTURiNG ESTABLISHMENT. Clerks 0. Courts, Assessors apd Tax Collectors have Books made suy pattern uId At short nUre cataloyue ot Schsul eookH cHn he bad bS caIiiny at 2s Dsuphin street.
 nov yl4Smo i. ". ALLEN. tJ o. MAzANGE d. CO.,, Mo- 4s. earned of Cninncrce nRd Exchnage streets, MOBILE. ALABAMA, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
 lroa, Nails, Hollow Wsfe. Wheat Paas
 Steel Sheet Cast Steel snd Sheet Iron Axes, iloes, Trscc ChsIn,. Mill Rocks
 BlHcksnh's and Carpenters Touis, all descrip poHs Corn Shelters and Ploughs, Corn npd Cob Mills Cotton and Wool Cards, Guns and Riaes To which-they invite the NIieaian of Planters and others. nnvl2Kmo nWAVERLY HOUSE. This ~siaLlisInlrni m has D en thoroughly repSred, painted mud furnished throughout and Is now h complete order, and open for the reception Oi BOarders.
 The accommodation Uf this House equal to any in the city, and he Proprietor will spare pains relsc [" make ha guests couiurtablr
 novas 244Emo Jo CLEMENT. T. CHINA, Glass, Esrthenwaro ana Cut now receiving extensive of the Hhove nti ces, which ha offers ai The lowest prices. .. novi4 JAS MASTERsoN, Importer, 34 Wnter-st E
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01
Notice to the Creditors ofthe Pia aters ant
 Merchants Bank Of Mobile.

Notice to the Creditors ofthe Fla aters and Merchants Bank Of M0bfles HNHE CUMMioSlONEkS oi the rlanters snd Il Merchants Bank of Mobile hereby noihs all tho creditors of said Bank present their claims 10 the Secretary of the Board \, he office of said Babk ia
 the city of Mobile, before the first day of jsa- uary, A D., l546. s..s 5s
 All cIams not SO presented will he forever barreds asreeaby to he provisions of the srd Section of the act of the Legislature, entitled "An act to amssd the laws heretofore enacted, for he final seulemsdt of the affairs of ihe Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile, approved the 24ih January, lS46, copy sf which section is publithed below.
 DAVID STODDER, lo:
 HiNDMAN BARNEY. So4''
 Mobile, March 27, Is45. mh1s l0ltilstJsa
 SEC 3. And be il further enacted, That for. the purpose oi asceIiainng with certainty the amount sf all outstanding liabites of the sad Bank, the said Commissioners shall wiihin three months after the. passage of this act, b, advertisement be inserted or more newspapers published in the ciiy q Mobile, once X week until the first day of Januarys 1s46, notify all persons having any elaine or de- mands against the said Bank, present the same to soe officer ol said Bank. at the office in Mobile, before the first day of January, ls+6, that the same will be barred, and every claim or demand act presented within the lime aforesaid shall be fsr- barred from pay ment or recovery, and no sajt shall be brought thereon in Court in this State.
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ADMINlsTRAToR,s. NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCv. UNHE UNDERSIGNED having been appointsd Il Adninisiriior of the Estate of Thosi W. M. cha, dpun. h+ceased, ny the Orphan' Cuur ofWnsh. ing,on county, ro',ce IS hereby gwen 10 m psrsons l,a, ing claims aga,nsi said Estate, that unIess ihey are prssenied within the time prescribe by lss', they will be barred and all Iadebed will saks ia- mediate payment
 W. P. SPINKS, Adminis,rstos. BARRyros, Oct 29, lS45 aovI0 28Stc CRANBERRIES-50 pkgs in whcle. half and V q"arter bbls, now landing from bark W. T. Whes.oa aud fos sale bs , u,,.
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1rFoR MAYoR-GKoRGE E. HOLT Is announced by his feds eahdda,s foE the office Of Maya U the apprcachtuR municipal election ane is recommended to the suaees rf his fellow eilzeus lndvldusl e1n- ne nty qualified fo[ the office and sueh entitled 10 their confidence and support sepl3 2Oiides
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PRoTksrASr ORPHAN AsfLVM .--Asong lhe charitable as .elions of oar city. have strong. claims upon syupalhs snd fostering than the Pro,epiaat and Catholic Orphan ,ums. For number of yeaTs the latter alone has bson rf ihs k,'or ofIovs o gathering up. nourshig and educating the lonely little wanderers whom pestieRss had rob bed Of natural proeciors. All concede the grea, be. nefts to this community which have resulted freu this phiIanthropic i6siiiuron. and hence tho annual appeals of the ladies, under whose auspices it has been built up and hourshed tue liLerel hearted of citisens have beeu noby responded to, and Pro. tesauts we'll as Catholics nave like wished god speed tu this nnbIs charity.
 With the increase of population and the sugmen- ,sion of ProiesIHn's te neces>i;y was felt of an- other asylum for inc numerous destitute children left 10 encounter the cold charity of Ihe. world. The Protesnnts, therefore, without reference to denomi natoDa differences, united ip lSS9 after the dreadful scuurRe inflicted upon ty the yellow fe- yer. aud organized the PRoTKsTzET-O HAN AsY. LuM. IL was at taken mic public favor and was soon enabled bS the open handed charity which greeted ihem benevolent efforts, 10 provide homes, rus'ensnce and education for large number of des tne children.
 Last spring it was deemed essential, in order to give the suciely more permanency and the better to enable them n accomplish fully hc'r holy mission. to procure hnrlding suited to their purposes. Upon the first inimaton of their desgn, several gentlemen of cur Si,y came forward and presented them with a lot of nd, and aier, lhe corner sIone of their ediGce laid W ith appropriate and solemn cere- monies. The building nearly compleied, and presents quite imposing appearance. IL is two stories high aud 50 feet ,quare. The exterior is neat and chas,e in design and finish The into rin, has been designed and is to be finished with every regard to convenience and comfort. The lot | is on DauI hin way and contains about t~o acres.- IL is to be enclosed is a substantial nAnner- the ediice in he centre The grounds will be hand s"mely laid uf in squares and walks aud planted with shade and ornamental trees, giving 10 ihe whole q prospect of great beaui, and rural hvelness. 1 Thus has this instrution sS closely eniwined with our aspirations for the well being of e o'phan-- wiIh ear1y and tarues, prayers Ina, "G"d "ould temper h blasl to the shorn aunb, Dat length, by the single hearted exer,ons of it's benefcent foun- ders and he liberaliiy of the friends of the cause, received '.Iocal hnbnatiun and name !" The pub lie. from year to year. have been made acquainted with the opeiators ot ,he societ,-lher receip's and txpendiurrs--'he number of ch'Idlen whose wants have been minis,ered 10, etc. And in the pas they have sufficient guarantee that the future will
 alike he marked b, that holy, disnteresed, selfde. nying Ioye of good Wn,ks peculiar 10 that sex who ars ever foremost in deeds of mercy and good l npss.
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RispaAs Ravna sSDnIaSi sasSEY sse-.i..'...''.
The State of Alabome-- Marengo coaniy. ts ORTHAN's CoURT-SEPTEMsEkT TEhM, l6le

The State of Alabame-- Marsngo eoisnty. tAte ORTHAN's CoURT-SEPrEnBEKT TEhH. l6i6.
 Hon. Jas. A. Young, presiding. Es,ate of Jas. Fitzpatrick, ! SAML. H. DEAD.
 decsassi. SSMAN, the Admiuis. haying made final settlement oi his said adminis. iraion al the present Term of the Court, whereby t appears that Ile sum of One Hundred and Twenty, Dollars and Eighty nine Cents remains in his hands Tor distribution among the Heirs Ut law of said de. ceased. And 1t appearing the Court that the said James Fitzpatrick, deceased, Jeff heirs or rela. lives in the State of Alabama in the United StateD ofAmerca, known to said administrator, n s there- fore ordered by the Court that publication be made in the Register and Journal, published in the city of Mobile, once month for six nonihs, requiring ihose who may Le the legal heirs of the said James Fitx- patrick 10 appear and claim their djstrbutise share of said Estate. st 2H
 Extrac, from the minutes of the Court. At,est: sspll 200 msrlh THos. ]. WOOLF. Clssk.
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FOR FREIGHT OR CHART

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, .SSEM The new Al hak LYSANDER, Capp SFaaass master, is prepared to receive freight or charter fer a N"rihern port. Apply 10
 deel JAS. MAGEE q co 2t St Francis-st NEA FOR RENT-The from half of STORE lG:$$@. No 72 C"mmerce-sire adjoining near Esla va, MurreIl & Co. Apply to
 decl E. c. CENTER & co. nR. N. WAIKLY may be found in his office, D N"S7 Ro,alsi. boih night and day at all hours unless professionally engaged. dec1 &TORAGE will he taken at low rates in the fire o proof Store No 72 Commerce st. Apply to
 decl E. C CENTER Y co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-01

IrWe authorized 10 sHnuuncs CHARLES A. fOPPIN, Esqes candidate tor reelection to tue oI- aes of Mayo st the en.nos inunicipal election.
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Cr Tue friends nfC. C. LANnDoN announee him a :andidMte for MaYof al Ihe nexl nenIclpnI eIecLnn
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uyJ. KING sud lOliN s. ToDD. wiii be aupport-
 ed as Aldermen of Thlrd ard al the enung uGni- clpal e!ecIIon Uy (n0vI4el MANY VOTERS.
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- - Prices of Cotton

AT TRS PRtsCIPAL RECEIVING PORTS AT LAST DATES.
 N. oreans... s,4S6's .GssSsz! 7ys IA .7s5a 73lc Mobile ,......6 6D64 .62l dD7 71G071.. .?54@5 c. Chare 5X D69. .63. 6D61 67sD7h .7is 714c. saSannsh -G0G;G. .67<f97 .7h0- ..7A07hic.
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COMPARATIVE VIEW OFTHE FOREIGN EXPORTS f- OF CorIos AT LAST DATES :-
 1S45. 1S44. .1a43. 1s42. To Great Britain bales 13 91u. 1l6,34.. G5 54 .2s a France. .......". 45366.. 6l,322.. 42,3l7.. 37 795 Other For. rors.".. l719i.. 4g,2s3.. g6il. i9 I5S
  Tosl. .baess4O i3O .22d 829 II6 g52 I79 519 Receipts. .42t3i4 .4Uy Al. .370 OO3 .467997 Stocks. .9 bO9 .303 360. 2c0 y5i .24T 392
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GPThe friends of WILEY B. BROWN and A. 0. BuRSEY, snnounce them as candidates for Aidesnen oi The 7th Wsrd, al the en-uns municipal election. novl4
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IF The friends of GEORGE WOODWARD and FIREMAN C, EN FRS, wli support them in 2nd Ward Candidates for section in inc Board of A derucs, povI3tra
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Receipts, Exports nnd sioc les

AstCtApshs hA POEts hhu Ehochs
 We suhoin comparative view of the In Cotton at this tue corresponding period of the years
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E E}OTATOES--200 bhls Northern and Western m fine order. for sale by
 decl P. COOK & 70, 30 Conn,erce-at
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RRANDY--13 halfpipes old French, landing ex- , bark Abby Frances and for sale by dec1 FOSDIfK < CHARLOCK, 6a Com.st
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R UTTER-53 kegs Ohio Dairy of s6perior quail A1 ity, for sale by
 dtci P. COOK & co 80 Commerce.s