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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12
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forth for The cure of diseases which aflict
human nature, not one remedy can he named,
winch has in ss short space Of time, acquired
such unbounded confidence with the public, and has
perinrined such miraculous es,and which has
lied and received much eulogium from the faculty
and others, ms this justly celebrated remedy. Daily
We learn from sources of respectabiluy, that cures
have been affected in Coughs, Colds, AshIaa, Infu-
enza, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood, Liver Complaint.
Pain in the Side and Breast, Rising or Tickling in
Throat, Papitation Of the Heart, Nervous Debility,
Broken Constitution, from the abuse of calome and
other causes, and Consumption; which has ba filed
the skill of eminent medical practitioners, when In-
vads were given up as hopeless, by having recourse
TO, aud perseverng in that powerful remedy, have
been radically cured There is now in the hands of
The proprietor numerous certificates Of which
would aslonish creduly itself were they made known
10 the world To those who afflicted with the
above diseases, we say give this medicine fair tr-
al, you will then he convinced this is no miserable
compound, but safe and powerful remedy, and that
Its curative powers stand alone and equae4 by
CAUTIoN-From the great popularity of this med
icine, persons have been induced to offer spurious
article, with the name of WILD CHERRY attached.
Therefore be cautious 10 ask for the original and
ly genuine preparation from this valuable tree.
DIR. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry,
Principal Office, N. w. corner of 9th and Race sis,
Philadelphia Agenis-Dr. w. H. Minor, corner
Of Broadway and John street, New-York; R. A.
Sands, 1873 Bowery, New-York; F.. b. Warner, 205
BECKER street, New York; HaviIand, Reese & Co.
NewYork; Andrew Oliver & Co, New Orleans; l..
b Swan, and ] NJ. Winslow, Rochester, N. Y; r.
s. J. Adams, and +. KleIne, st Louis; VIM. Thorn,
Pittsburg; B. Human, Cincinnati Pierson &
Harrison, 720 Broad st, Newark, N. J; Benjamin
Odds, 27S Broad st, Newark, N. J; John s. HarI-
son, Salem, Mass; J. II. Pierce, 4 Stanwix Hall,
Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y Backus s. Bull, Troy,
N. Y; Spaldins Il harrington, Worcester. Mass;
James Green n Co, Worcester, Mass; +. Hollidge,
Buffalo, York; Graot & Bockee, Poughkeepsie,
Nay; o. o. Woodman, Vicksbug, Miss; II. & J.
Brewer, Springfield, Mass; J. P. Hall Il Co, Bos-
ton, Mass; e. $. Holden, East Boston, Mass; RAN
som s Stevens, Boston, Mass; P. NJ. Cohen & Co,
Charleston, 3. C; DIR. John Carr. Memphis, Tenn.
For sale by SETH w. ROBERTS,
ian25 4SKv Agent, Mobile.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

FdNARRANT'S Cordial Elixir of Turke, Rheu-
Il barb, for the cure of Dyspepsia or indigestion,
Bilious and Nervous Head ache, Constipation Guut
Diarrhne, rheumatism, Fhtuency, Gravel, SC. just
received and fer sale by
HAVILAND. CLARK & CO.,
ie7 45 and Al Water strsat
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

al ErHODISM AND SLAVERY-Wnh other
IVA matters IN controversy between the North and
South, being Review Of The Manifesto Of The major.
iy in reply TO the Protest Of the minority of the late
General Conference of the Methodist T.. Church, in
the case olBishep Andrew; by n. Is. Bascom d. ID.
few copies Of the above work left for sale at The
Drug Store of (my29) R. l.. WATKINS & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

EECHES LEECHES I! LEECilES - /!
1--we have just received per bark Reform, IA
large lot fs"peror Lecches, fresh importation, for
sale u: The Apohecarles' Hall by
my2s NORTH & co Druggist and Chemists.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

RON CiiESTS--FNe Iron Chests sScmi's' ma
II tent Asbestos, 20 per less than manufactures
prices. Appyto
my22 E. C. CENTER a. co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

OAF SOGAR-4O bxs Loaf Sugar; Is do
IL Clarified do; do Sugar house Moiasses, from
the Louisiana Sugar Refinery, Tor sale by
my8 F. w. Mccoy & co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

* OOKiNG STOVES. FRANKLINs, ETC
" 20 s'motto" tubular Cooking Stoves, complete
10 open Franklin and Parlor Stoves
40 Cylinder, box nine and six plate Stoves
100 Chip and Clay Furnaces. just received pc
bark Gazele and for sale by
oci9 o. MAZANGE s. CO.. As Com-st
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

DULL's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sAR.
ID SAPARILLA, For the cure Of Scrofuha in all
lis forms, diseases Of the skin, eruptions, sc
rheumatism, dyspepsia, chronic diseases Of the
lungs affections, to csunteraci the destuc-
effects Of mercury, and all diseases arising from
an impure state OF the blood For sale by
X. L. WATKINS & CO., Druggist,
ianl0 corner Water and St Francis-sts
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

N ADElRA WtNE-A few dozea o., fine Old
NA Madeira Wine, Of great body aud richness, We.
ny suitable for invalids, for sale by
ny22 MnSELY & TUCKER, DRUGGISTS
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

EDEN PARK MILL pow DER-The under.
1L signed have been appointed agents for above
wellknown Pow der, and will be constantly supplied
with the different qualities.
jel4 w MCCOY Co
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

VASES COLLARS AND CHEMlZETTS-
" DANIELS & BRADY have just opened great
variety of Embroideries amongst which will be found
new style Collars and Gaps, and rev style Chrmi-
g,is, ~. ~. l-a'"' ny2l
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

a tASTOR AND SALAD OII,-20 baskets aud
~ ~ boxes Salad Oil; 100 boxes Castor do in
quarts, pns, half pins, and quarter pn,s for sale
my7 by b. r. ROWLAND Il co 40 Con, 9,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

DORT WiNE-I0 cases of very old and choice
IL wine, well worth the attention of those who
require the article, for sale by
ie3 John O,REIIIY a. co
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III EW BUbkS--Jusi received and tor sale by
~ J. NJ. SUMWALT & CO., So Dauphn st.
Hapers' Illuminated Pictorial Bible. Nos 20 and 27.
Plato against the Atheists, the tenth book of
the Dialogue Of Laws, accompanied with Critical
Notes, and followed by extended dissertations on
some Of The main pontssof the Platnnc Philoso-
PITY and Theology, especially compared with The
Holy Scriptures; by Taylor Lewis, l.. l.. D.-l
vol limo.
Barnes Notes, explanatory and practical, on the
Epstle Of Paul to the Ephesians, Philippians. AMI
Colossians.
A'Sysen Of Latin Vers6cation, im IA series of
Progressive Exercises, including specimens oflrans
llton from English and German Poetry into Latin
verse; by Chas. Arthon.
The Blind Girl, with other Tales by Emuia C.
Embury Je14
~ EW BOOKS-The United Stales Exploring
L Y Expedition, by Charles W likes, U. 5. N. cheap
edition, in 5 vols.
Memoranda of a Residence at The Court of Lon
don, comprising incidents official and personal from
1919 TO 1925, including negotiations on the Oregon
Question aud other unsettled questions, betw cen
Great Britain and the United States, by Richard
Rush. vol. Svo.
Historical Memoirs Of Ny Own Time, by Sir N.
w. Wraxall, Bart, author Of Posihumous Memoirs,
/ vol. Svo.
The Dog and Sportsman, by IS. Skinner, former
Editor Of the American Farmer, wilh Illustrations,
] vol. l2no., for sale by
jy26 S. w. ALLEN.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

ItHINESE MUSK SOAP---The admirers Of
OMask, and they are many. will find il at the poin,
OF perfection in this saponaceous preparation. When
used IN washing, the intensity Of the perfume (tIe
only objection) is abated Sold by the dozen or sin
gle cake at Apothecaries Hall, and at wholesale
establishment, No IS Governmental.
iyl0 r. NORTH e. CO, Druggists & Chemists
Il lNEN SHEETINGS--DANIE & BRAD
- have just received per Morea-
ga. l0-4, l2-4 and l4-4 Linen Sheetings ofbest
makes of Irish, Russia and Barnslsy
"a and GA Pillow Case Linen, a yery superior
arlis* and at u very how price. e24
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rHEESE-40 boxes English Dairy Cheese, Just
~ received per brig Morea, lot sale by
js@ ~ SMITH, DABNEf d 90,
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Important to south rn and Western
Merchants,

" NHE Subscribers, Wholesale GroceyS and Com
IL mission Merchants Of the City of NEw-YoRK.
having on hand large and well assorted Stock of
Goods, are ready to furnish any article that may be
wanted in the Grocery line, attend 10 any business
entrusted to their care They will receive all kinds
of produce, sell it promptly the best market prices,
and when the avails thereof are to he invested in
Goods No CoMMIssIoE will be charged for selling.
The Goods sent shall be put the very lowest pri-
the market will allow, and as a guarantee for
this, any article bought Of them which does not give
entire satisfaction, either in PRICE or QUALITY,
may he returned, and The money will he cheerfuly
refunded. The rule that shall govern them in all
their transaction shall be the old motto of ''dong
others in all things would have them do to
u.s. They will furnish Goods for cash. satisfactory
notes drafts, and all kinds of Produce. This
gives to distant Merchants opportunity of getting
their goods from the fountain head, without being
charged with unreasonable ices. All orders shall
be attended 10 with promptness. They will their
best exertons TO advance the interests OF their
toners, and by prompt attention and the sirictest
fidelity, hope to receive the patronage of all those
who like to see inst and honorable dealing among
mankind. DOW r. WALSH, So Front-sl., N. Y.
N. B.-Shoud any person, before ordering his
goods, wish to know the state of the market, il will
be gwen TO him as requested. mil 78f
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r EECHES LEECHES I've have receive
IL ed at Apoihecares' Hall. our supply Of fresh
I.eeches, and have made such arrangements at the
north that we shall be in constant receipt of fresh
supplies. A competent person will always be IN
readiness to apply them. Medicines delivered at
this establishment at any hour during the night
No extra charges will be made to our oWn custom
ers. NOkfH CO.,
jeI2 opposite the Mansion House.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

TWIN PLATE l.3 CROSS--l0O plate and square
Il TIM Roofing Tin. Sxl4 and l4x20; Banoa
Tin; sheet Zinc; BraEIer's Copper, 3Ox6O, 10 to
go pd. sheets; Sheeiing Copper, various sizes
store and for sale by
mvlh -. o. CENTER y Co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

CHEMICAL COSMETIC SHAVING CON-
OPOUND, "a new and rich article. )--This prep
aration is remarkable tor its healing qualities and
the main object of strong, rich. durable luther,
the want Of which will IN fact will account for the
difficulties in shaving. II is healing to the flesh, in
stead Of irritating and inaning, often the
case with otherShaving Soaps-it tends to protect
the skin from excitement The face is rendered
smoother and the surface rmer, and it is impossible
for the most tender skin to char.
NORTH & CO., Apoil,ecries Hall,
mySl opposite Mansion House and IS Gov't-s
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

CAPSULES OF CASTOR OLIVE have
~ lust received an assortment Of fresh Drugs and
Family Medicines, among which will be found q few
groce Of the highly improved Gelatine Capsules Of
Concentrated Castor Oil, without taste or smell-a
very neat and pleasant way Of taking this most ua-
pleasant but valuable medicine. -'''i ~
bsi NORTH \ co., Druggists and ChsnpIs,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-12

A MERICAN PATENT PLATE WINDOW
IN CLASSIC point Of smoothness Of surface,
weight Of metal, thickness and strength, this Glass
is much superior to the French or any other Glass
in use. Builders and others desirons Of having
spleadid Glasses al comparatively .ow prices are
respectfully invited to cali and examine this article.
full assortment Of sizes just received and for sale
dec25 by l. G. DUBOSE & CO., SO Water-st.
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday, March I2-8 p. M.

Stocks were very heavy to-day, and prices without
much alteraon-Norwicha and Worcester Reading Rail
road Penpsy bs Illinois, Ohio 6s and United States
Bank closed firm at yesterdays prices-Farmers' Loan
improved per cent; Vicksburg Il Long Island l. and
Morris Canal, I.
One Of the principal causes Of the depressed state Of
the stock market is the immense quantity of stock afoat
IN Wall street Purchases for permanent investment are
to very limited extent and very little stock taken out
Of the market The operations mostly confined 10
the brokers' and the stock is turned day after day
by the same parties without drawing into the street out.
side operators The brokers depend upon outside spec.
ualors TO relieve the Market and il is impossible to get
up any speculative excitement Of consequence without
the aid Of these occasional operators Prices many Of
the fancy stocks used for speculation 90 high that
requires more capital to carry thcm than heretofore and
weak operators cannot hold long in previous sea
sons The consequenceis very eversh state
Of the Market and the absence Of everything tending 10
advance prices.
The Stamp Tax bill which passed the Maryland House
OF Delegates and which had been rejected the
was called up 8gan the vote reconsidered and the bill
passed, and is now law.
very important decision has recently been made by
the Vice Chancellor Of this State In the OF Acke
man w. Ernutt schoyrer, he decided that
or trustee who invests the trust funds in bank stock is
liable for depreciation in its value for
tained upon it, although the instrument may be made in
good faith; that such vestment unauthorized and that
an executor trustee only be protected sgans risk
by investing ssch funds in real estate security or in pub
lie stocks approved by the Court.
We annex statement showing the leadug NOV ements
OF the chartered Banks in Canada taken from their
turns laid before the Legislative Assembly These re-.
turns were made in December, and the condition of the
banks at that time compares with the reports banks
made in August, as follows:-
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
state or Trade.


AsHrs-We cannot quote pots So 75 for old, and
So ea3 for new Pearls are very steady at - 49, Elk
wanted.
BaEADsruFrs-No change in any article under this
Corrou-The market to-day has exhibited but little snl
nation and the sales reported only amount to 900 bales
sent rites and buyers are unwilling to advance.
HAy-There is very little doing in this article. Our
last quotations arc still currentao 45c for common qua
PnovsIoSs-There is very active enquiry for Ohio
Pofk we quote old prime at IS % So de mess st $io
proving demand for beef We quote prime ut S. so;
mess at Lard is active, andbbl sell at cts
WHsKEr-Drudge casks are held at 22c Western and
prison barrels sell at 2l} 23c.
TEAs-.n .auction-Imported in the ship Ann McKim
TcrmsNotes at six months pay able in the city Of New
York. to be made satisfactory to the sellers :
Hyson-54M M chests at 66l cents per lb.
do ea 81 do 6a} SO do eia 10 do 81; 81 do 6 rs do
bS do Sol; 3s do Az; 9e3 do Withdrawn.
Tyson Skin-22 chests 4s; 81 do 50.
Gunpowder- s hf chests 81.
lmperial-4 hf chests 81.
Twankay-t0 hf chests Al; s6 do 4oI; bes do 40.
souchongl2o halt chests III 30 do a63; sas do 2o 400
chests and 676 hi do withdrawn.
lO7 90 asa do All iss do a. 500 llb boxes M as
mohes1S hi chests 4o % chests se 81 do and 100 hi
Kehu-lI6 hf chests 81; 100 do 49,
half chests 6s is do 50; 81 chests 5 10 hf
do AS as4 do AL do Al as4 do asA 60 81 ID bxs 81
Orange Pekoe- so hi chests Sl4
Black Leaf-l50 hf chests 253
REAL EsTATE-Ar AUcTIoN-House and lot No. 90
Columbia street between stanton and Rvington streets
Lot % by 100 feet o0 Three story brick house No
Beeckman streets lot 22 by 100 fet house 90 feet deep
win an additional back building, three stories high
$ 45O Premises Ia Desbrosses street. north aide
Hudson and Greenwich consisting Of frame building in
front and brick built factory adjoining in the rear OF the
front house, and small brick dwelling house on the ex.
reno rear OF the lot with Is years Of lot free Of
ground rent s26o0 Two story brick front house No SO
Robinson street. next to of College place with two
story brick building rear with 81 years lease Of lot a3
by 90 teet at 81 so per annum, 900 Two story brick
front house No. 2o2 Division street. between Clinton and
Attorney Streets with lot in ee ~ feet 'front.' feet deep
one sde rs the other 00o Three story brick building
and lot on the NJ Of Rivngton and Lewis SITS
now used iron foundry, together with six horse
power steam engine and cupola for melting iron com
plee with blowers &C., lot % by 100 fect 60O Pre-
misses side I'd avenue b3 feet from corner Of 9th It
lot 20 feet 10 by l26 feet, $40 000
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
city Intelligence.

liz IN kkxcruy-hW nan named George
Garretson who resides in hivngton sfe9t,
this afternoon charge OF retaining $500 belonging
John Harrison, of No. % Hammond street. under
stances which bring II under the above offence Harrison
lost roll OF bills the value Of $780, city banks and
heck for $780, the nlgot of the I'd inst Rvington
street Garreson admits that he found 500 bill Ia front
Of his house, but denies that he found lie Is
med in default OF bail
ARREsT or nIorER.-Gsorge McCarty, Of the 10th
Ward rioters, arrested to day and committed at the
Upper Police Office in default oil $500 bail.
Police Office March l2.-FEMALE BURGLARs.-Two
females, named SHsan Dowd and Sarah Osg0od were
rested by officer Bulley, charged with breaking into
porter house, called the KnickerbockeT No "a Centre
eet and stealing theIerom 81 cash, and some decan
tors containing liquor. They were committed
GRAND LARcENy.-A colored wencb, named Ahtoniette
Penaore, arrested for stealing suit Of clothes worth
$780, from DR. Jones, Of No. 1913 Greenwich street, for
which she was committed for trial
BOLD RosBsRy.--Y Yesterday morning, two men went
the store Of Mr. BuItes ut the Of Peck slip
and Water street., and requested to look at ssme ball
twine While the attention Of Mr.. Burtes was occupied,
ofthe snatched roll sf bank notes, amount
ing $4,000, and made Off In the course oil tho morning
officers Joseph and Jackson arrested two well known
characters named David Roberts and james Van Dyne,
alias Peasy and conducted them to the Police where
Mr. for and identified them the persons
who had been in his store. The money not
covered. The men were temporarily committed
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ulshoeffer.

MARCH l2-Phillips VS.. Kipp 4 Broyn.-In this case,
already noticed defendants allegation in regard to
pensaon having been offered to plaintiff and refused,
was unsupported from the testimony adduced. The
court chsed that the jury found for the plaintiff they
would not be allowedt give damages for the personal
suerngs Of the child, for the wounded feelings
the parents bnt only compensation for the expenditure
the plaintiff had been put to from the actual consequen
ces Of the accident The husband and wife might also be
compensated for their extra services in this matter II
the other hand the jury come to the conclusion, that
both the child and driver in fault then defendants
are entitled to verdict II they think the driver will
fully and malicously drove over the child the defendants
are also entitled 10 verdict But IL the jury to the
conclusion, that this injury out Of gross negli
gence then the plaintiff was entitled to With
these remarks his Honor LEFT the 10 the disposal Of
the jury who win render sealed verdict this forenoon.
Samuel Tdppen George f. Grsen-Action Of respess
to damages alleged TO have been sustained under
the following circumstances TT appeared in evidence,
that the premises situate at los and l0 Chatham street.
were let in February 1885, to the plaintiff for period
Of 10 years commencing LIST May 1885, Some few years
ago. the store ITO Chatham street was let by the plaintiff
to the defendant and the latter in October last although
previously told not to do So proceeded to dig large hole
at the back Of his store. whereby large soop tore
down. wooden building injured, &C. II IL for the dam
age thereby sustained and the value Of the damaged
terials that this suit brought The defence not
entered into when the court adjourned. a.H
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
Foreign Markets.

BsnBApoEs, Feb. N-From tho agricultural Reporter,
learn that the prospect for good crop favorable
Sugar making commenced on or about the l2th instant
there lack Of labor the estates Il is further
stated that the quality of the sugar made decidedly bet
ter than any for several years. being of strong bo-
dy, sparkling grain, and good color Our commercial
market for American produce remains pretty much in
the same state as last quoted except corn meal which
selling at 81 10; corn 81 80 per bug Of bushels;
crackers hour 90 75 These prices are quoted from
actual sales continues plenty do crackers and
American pork and beef Lumber, r. $40 per scarce
90 per DO cedar and white pine, ITS to % per NJ;
slaves, r. 0, $s6 per NJ
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
CHARrERrD BANKS OF CANADA.

These Banks have increased in the aggregate in every
department but in the specie item but not to an extent
beyond what gradual increase ia business would war
rant The eggregste movement Ia not, by any means
expanded considering the capital Of these
Ihe capital stock paid up amonnts to ATS leaving
about E4o0 900 still unpaid the total csptal stock
We annex statement showing the value Of goods and
specie imported and exported and the amount Of duties
collected at the port OF st. Johns East for the past
eleven year, The amount of duties collected in is44
larger than lor any previous year and the amount
bee was fs734 making the aggregate amount Of duties
collected for the year ending Jan. 9th, Is4s f4s26
Inc falling OH In the duties, in 1851 and ls4s, was
on the Of the imperial duty there being pro-
vncial duty in that part oi the province on many ar
ces such tobacco coffee &C. In consequence Of which
great quantities were introduced Upper Canada that
would otherwise have been imported via g. Johns.
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
Died,

On Tuesday morning, llth inst at Brooklyn, CHARLES
EDwAsD youngest child Of Samuel f. and M Eliza John
SOB, aged l3 months.
The funeral viii take place this morning. at 10 o'clock
at the house OF his ather corner OF Myrtle avenue and
Jay street. The friends Of the family will please attend
without further invitation.
On Wednesday morning, 18th inst. at n o'clock Mrs.
MARY CONNOLLY, aged "a years.
The friends of the family and those Of son, Daniel
Connolly are respectfully invited attend her funeral
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from "a Wooster street
On Wednesday, l2th inst after short and severe i'll.
ness, WILLIAM BHERxroS JACKSON, SON Of Thomas and
Elizabeth Jackson.
On Wednesday morning. 18th inst. at Brooklyn, LYDIA
D. MLLER eldest daughter Of f. L. Miller aged years
and months.
Her remains will be taken to Elizabethtown, IN J)
this morning at 81 O'Clock, from SO Clark street, Brook
lyn.
On Wednesday. l2h inst after lingering Illness Miss
MARY PAnnorr, aged A years.
AT West Hills IL on the 7th inst. Of consumption
WILLIAM w. GRAHAM, In the 2oth year Of his. age.
The New York herald., 1845-03-13
CoMMrncr or sr. JoHrs, CASApA EAsr.

The value OF merchandise exported has been very lin
ed compared with the value Of the merchandise import
and specie Is In pounds sterling and the amount Of duties
Calculated IN currency The foreign trade Of st. Johns
does not appear to be In a very hourshng condition
Inc mporatlons wcro not much larger in tho year end
ing January D, 1915 than ia 1910 The value OF the ex
ports IN 1887 was more than three times the value OF the
exports In 1874
The monthly report Of the Banks Of New Orleans for