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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17
HAVAN A GIG A K s CONFECTIONERY.

AND --N|
 CONFECTIONERY. -sd+
 CORNER CoNrI AND ROYAL STREETS, .,. tdlio aei9 Opposite the Mansion House.
 TNlH E subscriber thankful for past favors and s0li
 Il citous for continuance of the same, begs leave to inform his friends and the public Tn general, that he has just received direct from Havana, large as- sortment of Cigars of the best quality, in connexio with large quantity of Confectionaryof of his own manufacture, from the best materials. All which he offers for sale the most reasonable terms for cas --whOlesae and retaIi. t'l.t iei'ie tli
 Also-On hand as usual, plentiful supply of Ho : GEO. SCHUMACHER f N. B.--Cakes for Parties or Weddings made to . order. Nlt s t. my5 132f
 N0MMlssION BUsINEss.--The subscriber NJ offers his services the Planters and Merchants of Alabama and Mississppi, for the sale of Cotton, and the purchase of their family necessaries. Con signmenis of other produce and merchandise, will be also promptly and carefully attended to-. ,r,
 II AW NOTTCE-The undersigned will practice l-< Law in the Circuit Courts of Monroe, Clarke, Washington and Baldwin counties, and in all the Courts in Mobile. " nl9 'en5 10 Y'.'A't' 4.
 He offers his services to defendants in criminal cases. ljan9Kmol PERCY WALKER.
 1T AW NOTICE-J, W. ,LESESNE will prac.
 A-I Iice Law in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu- ary the sessions of the Circuit Cou.s held in those counties. 'lf-.,5 .5t3'. .s,.,. .i .. '' Messrs. CAMPBELL and CANDLE K win attend to the issuing of wrls for me during my present ab- '',as now S 22std @ J.w. LEsEsNE.
 T AW NOTICE-JoHN w WooDwAR RID and THo- A MAS WOODWARD D have associated tn the prac- lce of the Jaw, and will practice in the Courts of Law and Equity in the following counties, viz:- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, .Taapoosa, , Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court al TuscalUosa. fiU iaf et Aftf sh 7afi eJ-Ofhce at Tailadega, Ala. dec9Ky | IT iAW NOTICE-JoHE T. TAYLOR and E. D. ll BULLOCK have formed a partnership in the Practice of the Law under the name and style of TAYLOR & BULLOCK. l rnH @ H
 They will practice in all tlie Courts of Mobs county, and will attend regularly the Circuit and County Courts of Washington, Clarke, Monroe, Conecuh and Baldwin. ,,sH .ei Oaice--On east side of Royal street, four doors l north of Dauphu street. dec6 5Kmo | T1ASTOR OIL. Sperm oil. Lnseed oil and O Spirits TWpeniine, by the barrel and Ut reiail at the Planters Drug Store, sign of ihe Blue Nor. tar. south east corner of Dsuphin and Waier-sts. i,
 feb7 'a'n .bLAlk A %. | SWEET OIL--25 baskets Sweet Oil sd hi IS i.,,.,,.s 25 halfd do . do do, a.ii Hl'a | In store and for sale by gsyl .siia.s ii.
 l febS FOSDICK & CHARLoCK, ss Com-st er s,,,f nan la ss.hef.sH 'i sHi4a, 45 ise iei l, ,s,a,s,-s sf, ,s,b,qib siffc' sti .eanell) l)-S1A
 a ,,. sl,al pssa f4eifle oAf llttg ti1s sAii iei
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EHEESE--aO boxes prime Goshen. in store and febS FOsnIcK & cHARLocK, ss Com-st
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N ANKEEN OSNABURiS--A new article just l received and for sale low by
 fsb7 :. .sal BEERS & SMITH.
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VsURPENTlNE--l0 bbls Spirits of Turpeatine, l landing and for sale by s-'-
 feb6 HAvIEAND, CLARK & co.
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c SUGAR-Sricily prlme New. Orleans, selected S fr family use, for sale by 1
 tebs JOHN GREELEY & co.
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M AILS-25O kegs Nails. assorted numbers, land l ing and for sale by
 fsbs m Ebw. c. CENTER & co.
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To Country Merchants and Planters rHEAP DRY GUODS-DANIELs & BRADY. V corner of Dauphin and Water streets, would call ihe attention of country Merchants and Planters to ther present stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which they will sell at very low prices for cash The ioilt wing is n part of the stock Silks. Shawls, Cashmeres and Delaines
 French, Englishan American Calicoes
 Negro Blankets, Kerseys and Osnabugs
 Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds and Satinets Irish Linen. Shirting and Sheeting
 Table Cloths, Table Linens and Napkins
 Fine French Blankets and Welsh Fannes
 Alpacca Lusres, Bombazines and Merinos Furniture Calicoes, Tickngs and Apron Checks Hosiery, Gloves, Laces. Edgings, etc
 Brown Domestcs by piece or hale. Al Manufactory Prices.
 Bleached Shirings and Sheeiings Jls tl Jacone., Camlric. Swiss and Book Muslins
 Plaid stripes Jaeonet and Swiss do
 Bishop Lawn. Null and Nansook do
 Materials for Evening Dresses in great variety Window Musns, Damask Moreens, etc. feh7
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DOTATOES-2O0 bbls white Flaming, 200 do II blue Clenango, in fine order and for sale by
 febs FOSDiCK & CHARLOCK, sS Com st.
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c uGAR--30 hhds, d good article; 20 do, choice, bS in store and arr,ve per Monezama for sale by
 febS MARSHALL, ROWE & coz
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c. W. DORRANCE,
 Successor to J. Rea) Will continue to do an Auction and Commission bu- siness at the old stand. No. IS Water-st. mh7 SIt
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KGAY-lS2 bales Portland Timothy Hay, or ! \ board ship Michigan, for sale by . feb6 JAMES H. RIVERS & co,
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EDW. B. GALE, AUCTION OFFICE in Royal sreet-opposite the .t. Mansion House,
 0o- Is prepared to give his time and attention to all business in his line. nova 222tf
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TSASTOR OIL, Sperm Oil, Linseed oil and
 O Spirits Twpeniine, by the barrel and Ut retail, at the Planters Drug Store, sign of the Blue Nor tar, south eas, corner of Dsuphn and Waier-sts i, aH feb7 lHh 'fdt BLAIR & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-17

F. B. TYLOR,
 AUCIIONEER-No. 1, Hagan's Buildings.
 CoNTI sTREET-MOBILE. or Respectfully a tender of his services 10 his ormer patrons and the publc for he sale of STooKs REAL ESTATE, DAMAGED COTTON, FURNITURE, &c.,. with of giving prompt attention to any bus mess cOnfided 10 his care nova 223tf
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Nn NnADDER-13Olbs prime Dutch, in store and Tor IVA sale by c, DuBOSE & O., .5
 fsbS sa5et Druggists, 39 Waie--st s
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nIRECT IMPORTATION of new and fashion D able STRING GOODS, and great reduction in prices-HEERY & SroDDART, corner Water and Contists, have just opened select assortment of lhe following Goods for Ladies' Spring dresses New patterns Wool BaAarines, Cotton Bareje
 t,olored checked Muslins
 Fancy figured Jacquard Ginghams
 Lace and cord Petiicoals, Dimty
 Muslin of every description, say Nainsook, Swss
 Null, Jacconei, Cambric, Checked, &c. rl Embroidered Robes, suitable for we 5d,ng dresses
 II & $. will sell at decided bargain In their last years stock of Bareges, B,lzarines, Printed Mus lins. Re-, comprising some of the richest goods m- ported iun28
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ier &spf eaN 70 ssshea 'ii7'A " ,Hith' 5,,. 'f <. <
 al, ss-biqib ai7rr' srg seufeiltl l-S1f | .so ;. nrai tisss s4sias f'ft qlltei ls sdiis
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DOTArOES-35O bbls White Planting Poia- II toes in good order, on hoard ship Fort,iude,
 feb6 for sale by JAMES Fl. RIVERS & co. ESRESil BUCKWHEAT--4O packages, L,nd- I ing from ship Peter HSurick and for sale by feb6 c. P. COLWELL.
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NoMMlssION BUSINESS.-The subscriber N offers his services the Planters and Merchants of Alabama and Mississippi, for the sale of Cotton, and the purchase of their family necessaries. Con sgnnenls of other produce and merchandise, will be also promptly and carefully attended to-. ioi ts
 povs 22Hif GEORGE c. HENRY.
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\ BRANDY-5 half and quarter A1 pipes Old London Dock. lanling, for sale by
 ieb9 0 1tteH E. c. CENTER & CO
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GOPPERAS-7O bbIs prime dry, in store and V fnr sale low by I. c. DUBOSE & CO.,, Fl
 iei,S E Druggists, 39 Water.st. a
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s9a.1 bak ssl,ted I,iia dsesl1 ,ssl, ha ., ,.,s,, m asst.sfsse1d,anA aFsai Iss ,istsw siasss sIbia Fsosi4eI isss'a iasiA
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ID W. ANDREWS & CO, 8 St Michael street, AGs have in store, received per late arrivals, a complete assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which are offered to dealers al New-York Pear-si prsees, auIone = hei' .-.~--- -N
 Lowell, Petersburg and Paiapsco Osnaburgs Lowell Lnseys and Kerseys 4' ., Brown and bleached Shiriings and Sheetings A Blankets, 8-4 and 9.4 Duilil, Whitney and Macinaw F lannels, white. red, yellow and fine Welch
 French, English and American Prints
 Rich printed Cashmeres and Mouseline DeI.aines Alpacca Lust es, Iris Cloths and Mernoes Super black French Bombaznes # Black and coored Silks, for Ladies' dresses Ladies' Silk and Cotton Hosiery. and half Hose Ladies' and Gents super black, white and colored Cloths, Cassimeres and Veslings fKid Gloves Laces, Edgings, Insertings, Sc. jan27
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DAINT SLABS and MULLERS-Just received D and for sale by ff
 fet6 HAV1LAND, CLARK 6 co. c UGAR AND MOLASSES constantly OH hand S and for sale by feb5 JAMES SANDS & co.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
M. MAXWELL. 4 HUTTON A ND COMlNLSSION MERCHANT
 Al.I,u,,

Messrs. Harris, Clayton & Co 1
 Freeman & Bolton, .,o,,,, Wilson X May, "'"D'Lr. declltfg q. Gascoigne, Esq.
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By the Governor,
 w. GARRETT, Secretary of State
 o. The evidence of title to the above properi, can be examined any lime, by persons disposed 10 purchase, hy application at the Bank. noy30 249tds
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ID ROWN DOMESTlGS--DAsikLs & BRADY ID have for sa le-- DOE iinsiut ANh ,xodl0O halss Lowell, Virginia & Georgia Osnaburgs
 50 bales IA Indian Head Domestics
 50 lales Stark Mills do 'sN 50 bales 3-4 M Massachusetts do nf Which tIeyar prepared to sell at manufacturer's prices by bale or piece. ae s 9aa jan29
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IUU dozen UoodwIn's do -. . -- .al1 nd8 HAVI1sAND, CLARK CO,
 febG 4s ard l7 Water street .HNEA, iMACCARONI and VERhA'ELLl- A 20 half chests Pouchong Tea .''1A l
 25 boxes Maccar oni, To do vefmacelli. fiia . l' f.bb 1, LANES 4. HOOPER, 40 St. Mchael-sl EOFFEE--26O sacks Rio Coffee
 O 100 sacks Java Cofle-, 50 do Lagu,ra do
 20 bbls Mocha Coffee, 20 do Havanadoo In store and for sale by L-.,s.,
 frbI II HUMPHREYS. WALSH & co. N0IST0N 0SNAB RGS-2a, sI and s6 inch N. Sheeliug, in store and for sale low to close a consignment by ..s.i . 4.sL.y.-.sa,-l li apad LHLoUR-Haf bbis best NorIhern, Tor sale y E ieb3 v ti $'s JOHN GREELEY & co.
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

Mr.. EDITOR BENyKrT:-
Dear Sir-In your editorial you intimate that
he whig party will be an'i-war." Allow me 10
state that II Oregon Is the question, no true wing
can have scruples OF conscience how 10 act. we,
hope, consider that our rights encroached upon,
nation insulied, and country invaded, does away
with all party distinctions That we used our best
endeavors TO eeteat xaton in its present form,
II. e., contrary to the consent OF Mexico,-t ad-
init but, being defeated, we are bound, as Ameri-
cans, to support the dignity OF the Union, and to
defend it from aggression, night or wrong. Oregon
we know to be our own, il any but the Indians
own it. Does not Sir r. Peel prove himself false,
when, in one breath, he endeavors TO show that we
have no claim, and in the other treats ola treaty of
Joint occupancy! Would England form treaty of
occupancy with nation which has no right or
claim TO territory?
We appear, ct this time, to be surrounded by diff,
6culnes. Let but one course be adopted by both
parties, (for myself, am Willingly in case Of war,
to organize vOunteers-not Tor one tour, cam
paign, or year, but tor the whole war. The revo-
luton, and late war of 1912, show that short
enlistment Of volunteers was attended by serious
evils, and, in many csses, disaster. Whole COM
panes moved of the field OF battle, because their
terms expired on that day, and produced, ottimes,
serious panics Men who love their country will
and ought TO sacrifice all BUSINESS and party to
great effort,-the defeat OF all our enemies, " and
nothing else" Yours, &c. A WIG.
The New York herald., 1845-04-26
Coffee.
Sugar.

With the exception of the year lS43, the importation o
cotton for the frat quarter Of this year has been larger
than for any previous the consumption was smaller
than IN 1885, 40 42 and ls. The arrivals sugar this
have been much larger than for any previous yesr
and the increase compared with previous seasons
been large per cent The consumption for the Pc
rod has huctusted very much, and greater in the
irss quarter Of 1929 and in 1884, than n ls45 The arri
sumption has been much limited than for the
responding period in previous years These returns.
merely made for the port Cf Hsvre alone being the prin
cipal importing market, give idea OF the consumption
Of either OF these staples in the country large The
larger portion of the receipts into France made ut
Havrs and supplies for the Ltsrisr taken from hst
hands in that market The sales for consumption
sidered ss much consumed The report for the quar-
ter cannot be considered any criterion of the aggregate
movement of these staples for tue year These
of great Importance to those engaged in the trade,
and serve, in connection with nhsr Official reports to
give data by which the Of the trade for each year
can be pretty accurately defined.
We annex carefully compiled table Of exports from
Buenos Ayres during the year ls44 distinguishing the
destination.
The New York herald., 1845-04-26
Theatricals, Sc. .

Mr.. Newton, late Of the st. Charles Theatre company
is about open theatre in Galveston. Among the CON-
pany he has engaged Mrs. Hart principal vocalist of
the 81. Cherries Theatre, Mrs. Newton. Miss Young,
Messrs Hart, Newton McDoueal and Edwards, late of
the st. Charles and the Priors Gather and son late ofthe
American company, Mr. Charles Webb, Mr.. Bennie and
the little favorite "Ocesna."
melodrama it is ssii is about to be produced at the
Walnut street Theatre Philadelphia in which the twelve
apostles of Christianity to be represented in the act
Of receiving their commission from their Divine Master
Mons. Adrian, the great Magician, has arrived in Bs
moro.
Little Belln Smith, of Philadelphia, close imtator of
RUSSELL the vocalist clever young man. Is singing in
London in the same initiative STYLE Punch gives both
him and Russell q sharp hit He says: "Mr. Henry
Russell comes from America, with few songs about
ship Ere, and maniac, when Mr. Something Smith
up-also from Amerca-and brings into the mark
ct opposition Shipo Fire. and opposition Maniac.
1t hard to tell which is the legitimate Ship on Fire
neither, by the bye, will ignite the Thames and a. to
saying which Of the two gentlemen 10 the old original
Ma MAC, we must decline giving an opinion though We
admit the pretensons Of both gentlemen
French circus rider has appeared at Astleys, Lon
don, with an act Of horsemanship representing many
scenes in the life Of Napoleon.
The New York herald., 1845-04-26
City InfelliEcnce.

OWNER WASrED.-ORicer Boyer arrested Antonio Will.
ams having in his possession quarter chest OF hyson
tea marked, Clarendon w lin circle), Houching, No.
81, for which an owner 10 wanted.
Upper rPOlice-Friday.-ARREsr ANOTHER Pass
ER OF CouSrERrEIr MoNEY-A possee Of officers started
Tor Sing Sing few days since, and returned yesterday
having In their custody man named Levi Forshay, a
tavern keeper Of Sing Sing, who charged with having
passed number Of altered bills purporting be the
Wakefield INK Of the denomination Of $40. to several
persons in thiscity Forsbay Is accomplce Of Fred
Parker. charged with the same ofsnce Forshsy is
Ger indictment at Wescheser county charge Of the
and bail upon that charge when he
wos arrested by the officers from this city.
Lower Police GRAND LARcssy.--A man nsmei
John Cooley arrested this afternoon for robbng
man named Michael O'snlvsn, Of IS James street. Of
si94 In gold Cooley met sullivan lest night. ana pre-.
tended 70 know him and took him to several bar rooms
and got him groggy, and he supposes while in that
diton, robbed HIM.
BuRoLARY.The store Of Bart. Delsp'n No. lie Grand
street entered by false keys and about 500 worth
gold and silver fringe stolen
COrOners uHce.-DrATH rnom BuPNs The Coro.
caei TO hold inquest ihe Citg Hospital on
the body OF female named Ann Bicourt, who came to
her death in consequence cf burns received from her
clothes taking fire, at house Water street. the 8h
iosiaut She wss prostitute. Verdict in accordance
with facts.
The New York herald., 1845-04-26
A very important Public Notlc.

Agents of y Jones' proprietor of jones' allan Chemical
nd ones Hair ksscrave-Mesrs Rsddibg &C 8ostnB: Ze
Ter Of Padeph; Dexe- Of Albany, and orhersare inform
Our immense rail ;de preclude: hs po',,oY of hr.
!eted when Joness Soap for earnr
and Joness Hair stuff for the heir be suprd ia
seem 70 like each article we'll that III. demand eedu
means 81 manufacturing Reader in tel hy Joe'
t,o sunbuIn worphsw salt rheum &c; and Jones Coral Hair
esoraye vii m-ke force tn. hair grow stop il from
aling OIL ,cur dindruf and nave sht red
hr grow naturally dark For dressing tbs ha will ksp "
s0 dark Clean silky thrice long o;hcr pr paraon
made The SOAP Is sold price cents End n. otnes 81 G q
23 bcadway Agents Sae street Boston; Ledser pnia
ings, Ih ladsphia. 81 State AIbany
The New York herald., 1845-04-26
RerHonal Movements.

Rev Orestes A. Brownson IL TO deliver the annual ad.
dress before the literary societies Of 81 Marys College
in July next.
The K,ntucky Yeoman says that Mr. Clay has received
rich pecunary presents from his friends-enoush TO pay
Bank.
Rufus w. Grswold in letter 10 the Iiss sencer says
that $500 copies Of the Poets and Poetry America have
published in less than three seventh edition
is ready for the press
George Pitt Esq, messenger of the State Department
passed through this city last Sunday his way to Texas
with dispatches. Mobile Herald
MIR. Hastings il publishing, in Cincinnati an interest
rg volume on tho subject OF Oregon and California II ia
soid that his book will be emnenty useful to emgrants
TO that region, and interesting TO general readers
Mr. Tu.tlc, of Washington county, Ind has recover
cd $500 CT II. w Smith the clerk Of Washington county
Tor issuing contrary to law, marriage license to his
laughter.
neers is brevetted Captain for his gallant and merito
rious services in two excursions to the Rocky Noun
ains
w Rogers Esq has been appointed Collector Of the
port OF Buffalo, vice J. H. Lathrsp removed.
General Jesup has received orders TO repair TO
thern frontier on service.
II is thought that The Gov Fenner Legislature will ii
herate Gov Dorr boore the Liberation Governor takes
his seat
The Globe states that Davis Of the 7th regiment OF
infantry and assist qnarermaser in the army havi1g
Jailed 70 settle his accougts as disbursng officer, with the
Treasury Department. has been dismissed from the
vice.
Just before the departure Of Com. Foxhall A. Par.
ker, commanding tho IT, States East nda squadron
Canton fort this country, Tho Americans residing there
presented to him very superb and massive service Of
plate.
The Harrisburg telegraph says The statement in tho
Philadelphia papers, that the Hon. James Cooper intends
10 remove to Lancaster, Ia incorrect
THg VANpALrA's SIcK.--We learn that two OF the
sick IN the Naval Hospital died on Monday They
we're of those who at tackled h the disease after
the ship came IN ros, sea- and before she up 10
Crsney Island There Ave OF SIX persons whose
covery is doubtful II ro hopaess No cases OF the
fever have occurred since the fhs has been in port but
egret to learn that some lew OF the healthy well
oi the aescent OF the have been attacked
vita the dysenerya legacy which that direiu scourge
very often entails upon those patients who ortu-
nate a. TO survive It's sttacks.NorfoM Herald, .dpii 23
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

Those wishing to learn Music are directed
advertisement of NJ Dumsday Professor Of
t and Vocal Music, who (accorcng the
mails Of several OF worthy citzens)a remarkable
he
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

MICHIGAN APPorNIMsHTs.-The subjoined list of
appointments appears in the Chicago Democrat of
The The office Of the SURVEY or General for Ohio
ndiona and Michigan, has been transfrred to Detroit
rom Cnc,nnoti and Hon. Lucins Lyon, cf the last
Congress from The Graod River district cf Michigan
'e.n appointed Surveyor neral Col J. NcReynolds
9i Detroit, has been appointed Superintendent OF Light
douSes ior tbe Upper L8kes. McKnisht Esq. hes
oeen appointed Superintendent Of Indian Affairs at ssuii
T. Marie Eon Farnsworth, do al Mackinac. Col
soockton, SnpeIinenjent Of Mineral GROUNDS near
Lake superior Mr. Bradley, Of Marshall, u s. District
ttorney. Anthony Ten Eyck, Commissioner TO the
Soniwich IslaDds Mr. Johnson OF Grand River, Consu
. he Maanzss No change Is yet msde In tho ONCE OF
postmaatcr al Detroit, or Collector at that port
CLaae NAVIGATION. Bangor Courier OF
Tuesday, says The ice lett our river yesterday
morning The navigation 10 now clear, aud we report
two departures snd at the first southery wind there will
be many arrivals. We shall be glad to see them"
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

Shermans Worm Lozerges may be fcnrd 10 variety of c,
tcates the Doctors ard IN the Iuhc Journalist
the most striking Is ver thst under the obServ
ion Of This who applied 10 for advice by
man who looked ke living skels tobhe had been
formerly; gnawng pains at The sto mach and vrey Of
ted worms he ndu- ed the Lzges Of Dr. Sherman
and the upshot is, perfect cure
d. Sbsrmans warehouse is I05 Nassau Agents Rush
toms Broadway; Coddrgonl Of Sprg and Hudson
streets; Bowery OF Spring aod III Broad
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

G1- We are requsted to state that al general at.
tendance OF the Committee appointed to solicit
subscriptions for the Pittsburg sufferers wllbs held
al the Mayors Office, this evening, at O'clock
The New York herald., 1845-04-26

FoREIeE NAVAL ARRIVAL Sicilian frigate
Urania, arrived yesterday from Naples.