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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-02

DAYS PATENT CORFU GATED ST sPENDER5-
~ The superiority Of TIN. sel- Manufactured By the
1ud-r has patent Of 1874 ackno lcdgd by all
who nave had opportunity Of Judging them IN cemrsrson
with other manufacture their degree Of Stiffness.
freedom from suiphurous smell aud ghness from tho
suT-nor which they are got aud finished mas
sainrt for hem The tile OF Plus ultra. In consequences or
iflDts the Oi by SUspendJ Manu-
lacturrs aud Susner yendefs Tor the purpose OF eGablinz
them daposr Of greatly inferior article , made
for the subscriber self defence well for
ecy 70 the buyer attach his every box contain
Ius his SuApeDdrTs.
Ny stock % which confidently invite The inspection Of
,i cry aud Country Trade contains variety OF
styles thar BE- found in any other s,bhn.nt in the
Country.
Buyer, respectfully Invited call beor, purca,iay else
vhef- HORACE Il. DAY,
successor TO the HoIbury iDdis kusber 90.
n0T 2 N'.u uI-.ln
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A FARM FOR SNl.-Situaied in Eew-iiaven
H.IIS County Conn on the line of the New-lorS and
Ncw-iIave1 (contenpla;e) Railroad said farm
contains about l3O excellent and under good ci-
t,vn;iou and il wel-prSportioued, wclwaterc &c The
buildings are ali OF the first class. ard well adapted 10 farm
ing purposes Terms easy. Further particulars may be had
an aoplication 10 H. E. HODGES Sew-Haven. or 10
flltf RUSSELL SMITH. 81 Liherty-street, y y.
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ca AMERICAN COOPEEsi TOOLS, and
hTtA TOOI. IN general for HO II and SHIP CAR
w. rENTERS, BUTCHERS; &e: Sc can be oh;
~ t,ned in all their variety At w Ol. ESAl + md
A@$A RETAIL a. No. % FULT0N-ST., NEW
EErEA YORK, OF the celebrated manufacturers
EsSiSsSa f;rarrGn'ed csst steel such - ALBkKI-
kssGE953 SONS. CoNGEHS. HORIZONS and EO-
Also ICoop-r,' DowellinG Bits
american Iron Rivrty 20 BECK irons
ssrt INN Do Lerelins Planes
~, fi.,d ,nd Star- Ioint-rs DO Vices.
~ s,orL Uo,yells and Cro- Do COmiosses.
ser, Do Marking Irons, sc. SC.
NOTICE.
We have the genuine wASRANTrn Cast Steel JoHT Z
Co>Grn'. Tools. whehs We warrant in sll e,leeti eua
moi superior TO john Conser From vhc! gave liberal
discount 10 dealers
"a, m ENGLISH GERMAN and AMERICAN HARD
WARE Cl -TLERY &c sc. including v.ry EIrENsfHE
ASSORTMENT. which they offer 10 loySTR, AlER6HANrs
and Others at MARKET PRICES. OSBORN o LITTLE.
CHARLES OsBoRN.
Cu,HIt, : I,Trtr mia 9n
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INDIA KI-BBER 81 SPENDtRs-HUILBINfON q
On manufacturing the beat aL,Iee Of corrugated
gO0ts the market Being entirely frs- from sBphG they
Be- b. the iisdioas persons without putting
them % e dageebie nrcesSity Of always carrying sui
rrn thrif elasticity under all eircum,nces For ,e
quantities to sut IN. a-JU.r the Newark " Icdia
knbh-r rar-nr. Z Nlaldrn l.an-. y. Y.
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GHEfifFfS StLK-By virtue OF of teri I4cias 20
- directed. will sale W.dnssday Ii
da oi Apf nsH e the Figi'. te and Of Charles r
IhorE~, which e had n. tHeBty.Itil day
thousand eIght hundf-d and ory-.wo Il any e after.
wards o and 70 all thar lot re.uaze or dw -IlinE
hos and piece Of ground situated ag a1d ~ing Sixth
trt ot The CITY Of New ork formerly r.I OF ta estss
OF SehS Bad tecsased and known by nib-r ,.ren,y
sight ard Is ihtyfou. fee, Wild IL front and
and fifty feet deep each side be the or less
The above Pro.~sty recorded The R-si.,rr. oc lib
i2i. p-z- s5. WM. JONES Sheriff
fao,. fEERs, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated Nrs i Ork. March 2ah. is.s. u2 Isvsy
:, n HsC ~ r. Of of surrs..e q the
(onaty u New ork nsca 1. hereby given sl person.
having claims against eAAU Ell ANDRsAS l4rr nf tho
City OF NswYork House NoyeF decrasrd 10 prgri, tEs
m The vouchers thereof the.subscbers st ts
Cit' OF Sew ork before the iteith day OF Aug
CHAELES BROWN - ( Ismig,Itrs;ot I = w.
ELIZABETH L. ASDREAs, Administrative.
IF IagCns
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mend them and George Brgs & CO.'S, Pa;t-street
Those tools offered by Osborn Little, 33 Fulton-st
and other stores stamped "Conger." are my make
and are designed deceive. Mine stamped thus
"Couger. New-Ycrk 3J A,torncv-st." The nams Of j.
Conger Berry also added-he having Interest in the
business liberal discount Dealers. Please observe
the stamp. 25f 3m'l JOHN COSGER
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- FOR sAL-. IN th- City of Newark Nsw-ieTsey1
fious- and acres OF and situated ~ soyih brotl va
Railroad pepotto y y The House : sn . iEogt i sy
sise cood Sable ruit Trees Grlp- Wins Nc
sitecbed For farther particular. inquire Of NICHOLS
~ -, ,-'.,,;.ss - Imc
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IhIl---NI VI n IN -NItIN- " U v . =
eHN NEW YORK ANp ERlEN ["S ,
IL RAILROAD LINE Tor Mid s.-,s-.-sss----ys
ati dleiown. Lioslpn aud inter
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-24

We have received from BoulleInet's Literary De- pot the 4th and 5th volumes of the popular edition oi Commander Wilkes "Narrative Of the Exploring Expedinor," winch volumes complete this noble work. Il IS an ornament to any library, and shoud be possessed by every citizen who preIends col Ieci or preserve books, or desires 10 make himself acquainted with inc details of this most important voyage, and the results which have thrown lustre up- our national reputation. We thank the publish. for their remembrance of the press m the dstr- butinn of his valuable work. It is no, often that editors are remembered when books of real value are issued We have also received very hanlsome copy of rhe new publication of Mir. Richard Rush, Of "Memoranda ofa Residence ai the Cour, of Lon. don,'' when he WAS Minister of the United States. including negotiations on the Oregon question.
 Il, continuation of a work published in 1892, under the title, but with of official matter relating to the pending controversies about Oregon. IL is an opportune publication for the better under standing oi the positions taken by the two govern ments heretofore. and is exceedingly interesting.
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Corre.popdp,ro the Register aud Journal.

I1NHFN, hMtngb Coufifs Jhis i-s 'Sfc'
 Messrs Fdn1r--Yeslerda had the pleasure of hearing al hi, place, an interesting discussion hptween Judge p,rgan and Col Damn, ihe candid a,es for Cnngres. It was conducted upon the part ol both gentlemen, with dgaiiy, courtesy and ahill
 ". The varioas federal questions of tariff. disiii
 b,lion annexation, &c. were discussed in their turn, the tariff forming the principal subject of de
 tate, as " Il here ns at Demopos on the day be- fore did not hear the discussion al Demopois, hut from ihe statements of gentlemen who did, and from what fell from the speakers themselves on yes
 terda,, it appears that Col. Dunn, at ,he close al the discussion at Demopolis, publicly announced to the asseu hI-d multitude, that he would reply to Judge Dargan on the tarifI thus place. He doubt less feared the effect of Judge Dargan's able and lucid agument and wished the people 10 suspend their judgments untlI they heard his reply. shall net pretend to give you sketch of the debate, but you can form some idea of the result, when assure you that, while the whigs insisted that Col. Dunn was match for Judge pargan, and that neither had any advantage in the discussion, the democrats ex
 uIted in the triumphant vndicaion of the prin- ciples of the pari, b, their able and distinguished champion The consequence of the discussions m this county is, that many the wings will not vote, and several who have for years voted the whig tick ct, will, al the August election. cast their votes for Judge Dargan; and will require great exertion up- the part of the leaders. toglve Col Dunn exceed- ing fifty votes majorily. Should Judge Dargan be as triumphant at Nana'ala. to-morrow, as he has been at Dayton, Demopolis and Linden, the wings may well tremble for their ascendancy in the county of Marengo. LOWNDES.
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is remains were landed at Staten Island.

An improvement which, from the working of the model and explanation of the inventor appears to US to be valuable one, has recently been made 70 the brick moulding machine, hy Mir J. z. BURwELL, of this place. The improvement consists in the ap- plicaton of lever power and the movement of the 1oulds, which both effected with fan greater dis than in the ordinary mode and by the off, he labor of mouiders helng entirely dispensed
 The mortar is tempered by horse power. A
 this priHcple il is said, may mould at
 housand bricks per day, requiring two
 and to sand and place the moulds aud
 .-ers. We understand the inventor inte nds ipp,l Ing for patent iur his improvement, and also eonlelapares building and p"tirg m operation in 'his vicinity of the machines.
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The range Of the thermometer m the shade, was as ollaws, in the following places, on the days indica

"THE MoRsISG PosT. "-Tle morning Post of Philadelphia edited by Beia Badgr, has gone to the Tomb o the Capuleis. Bella. m his valedetn,, makes the following complaint and prophecy. If the principles of right and justice prevail, the prophecy will cpme trne
 "Enc,uraged by Whig promises, apparently only made 10 be broken, had believed that Philadelphia AS Whig civ ,m,gbi still have preserved e ascen- dency of Wing principles. and that my paper nigh contribute 10 thsT prepon i.r"nce among ns. itr this hope has left me, and in issuing the last number of my paper-lhe last, because the means oi issing anoiher are not mine-l have the mort flea tion to believe that even here, Wing asrendency is destined to end at the next Fall Election"
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Ky the New-York papers the l4th, we learn that CapiaI GEO. EDGAR, of the brig Morea died at sen on the Huh inst. Capt E. was we'll known and much esteemed here, for all the good qualities, head and heart, of a man and saiIor.- Young. enterprisng and bouyant in health and spi. r'ts, he promised fair reaize all the expectations ofhis friends, of whom, many warm and sincere, now mourn his early decease. To add 10 the me. lanchoy regrets of his friends and acquantance he had but few days previous to sailing from this port been united m marriage to young lady, na- tive of Troy, N. Y, al that time a visit to her friends in this State, She was on board during the illness and death of her husband.
 His remains were landed at Staten Island
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CAN2AGNErHa

Per schr Cora from New -OrFsans-J F Jeweu; J F Cunningham; c W Dorrancei Marshali Rowe & ca.
 Fer enmbont James l. Day from New -Orleans- c Pooie co; Kelly & klleni Foster & Batells w II Redwood; GnllQher Mallory, Ross BuliocS; Styles X co; Alsi Wilson & Msy;J Cruzat; II Petty place.
 Per steamboat Fashion from New. Orleans Ware q Chesbrough, Campbell, Owrn co; Wafing x COS UP Canninghim; W Ogdeni smith, Dabney x eos Grpgs Barney coi II Huber, Mallory, Ross Block sf; Spear X co.
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aVU EFTl

kEW-ORLEANS-Per schr Cnra-l00 bales hay, 34 sks oas 52 bbs whiskey, 33 kgs butter, cks bncon 9l3 sks corn bbls vinegar bx tobacco 2pcs basgng Ae bbl. four.
 SEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashon--40 bbls Potaoes Is do pork, s hhds bbs bacon l20 kgs lard hhjs sugar. Ia bhls four cks bxs wine, 2l pcs lngs. 70 kgs nails. 1 sks coffee, and sundries.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat L Day-S5 bbls hskey 69 do flour hhds bacon, 10 cks claret II bbs untNtoes. 1 csk | bbl 2 bxs wiHe,
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Ns A aalf Nf.Rurn

Per steamboat l. Day from New-oreans-Mrs Ray m0nd and ch hdreD, Mrs Desse. Messrt Baptise, Cues natJ, Livingston. Crusit, DePGnie roeks, Levy Duff fj, Dernaut,er, Dessamp. Turner, Wilam,, Smith, Cook, Barrett Rev Mir Nicholson, and on deck
 Per stsambOat Fashion, from New -Or,eAns-Mrs Carr Mrs Davidson snd children Miss Rhodes, Capt BieIn, Messrs clark, Davidson, Carr, Coventry.
 Per brig w Drown, hence st New -fork Messrs D Mrrwin, W ijunhven, " Chnmheriin, A buss.
 Per bark Ariel hence ai Bosnn-t'Hpt Dan' Drummer and wue, Mrs Paine sDi chiid. Mrs Ufck. Niles Gage. and Savage
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In the last number of B,omnsOns Qua,ieriy Re pisw, in briefaricle 'IreIand, O'Conneil. &c,'' occurs the following eloquent deaunciaton of tine character and tendency of Abolition. He is refer ring to and rebuking O'Conne's sympathy with that detesiahle faction.
 Men may think as they will on ihe question of rla very; bu man, not blinded by his ianatical fbeo- ries and prt judices, watch, have, Ihe rise aud progress of the Abolition party in this country, and not hold the least conceivable counenance of II to be recreaGcy to God and treason to ihe State. subtle or dangerous enemy tO religion 10 l- beriy II IS impossible to cnncei,e Our institutions could mo,e easily withstand the whole combined force of Europe drecled againsl them. It is yet io give them severe trial--to c0n,ul-a our whole patton, and to hasten civil war, which already gathering dsIaui horizon. The party gathers orce and virulence in it's progress, assimates to itself every particular ianatcism in the country, and rolls on it's accumula ed and accumuating wa,ers to the destructon not of negro slavery bui Of the state, oi government of religious institutions. of all s0- cml organizat;ons, and o all law bui lhe law every man is into him-ef The widest exlravagance can conceive noihing more ravagant than ils avowed D incpes and the boldrst and liveliest imag ua ion ia Ills short of the terrible evils it's success would in- volve. The British government for reasons not diff 6rnlt 10 divine, gives this party s official sacion and urges t by al! the indirect means in it's power. ! his excites m Us no surprise. bu that O'COnneI a Catholic, and, therefore, Il friend of established order, of firm and regular government, of relig ion, law and hu1snily, for the sake of clearing hImself Of the charge of courting foreign sympathy, for the sake of pleasing the British Government, and con cating British fanatics, with whom he Can have no sympathy. should aid md encourage this deies table faction, and in return for having pro. vided home for millions of his countr, man, and synpathized wntmly with his eforts to enfranchise the millions who still cling to their own "Greeu Isle of ,he Ocean," own excites, if moi our surprise least deep iadgnaion, and calls for the stern rcbuke of the American people. He who sides with our enemies, plots with them, and encourages them their hostility, can hardly expect us to treat him aa our friend
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sAFETY INsURANCE co

UFMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co of ofNew-York-A Dividend of TWENTY THREE AND HALF declared the 9th inst. Capital increased HUNDRED AND sIxTY-sEvEH THOUSAND DOLLARS. Total asset a million ofdolnrs.
 Persons who did business with tho Agency during the year just ended ill receive their Dividends Scrip February.
 Applications for INSURANCE will be received M the office of the Agency, of St Francis and Royalsts up stairs janlsl ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent. GJ HAVTLAND, CLARK & CO.,, IMPORT EKs AND WHOLESALE DEAL FRS in Drugs and Medicines, Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals, Perumery, Brushes, Window GAss, Paints. Oilr Dye Siuffs, &c.
 Nos. 45 and 47 Wdter street-MOBILE. HAvILAND, REESE & Co, New-Ynrk.
 HAvILAND, iiARRAL ALLEN, Charleston, s. c.
 HAvILANp, RIsLEY X Co, Augusta, GA. dec2 1cmo rTCHINA, Glass, Earthenware and Cut LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is receiving extensive assortment of the above arti- ces hich he offers nt he lowest prizes.
 novl4 IAS. MASrERS0N. Importer. 34 Water-si
 uLAND OFFICE, ST STEPHENS, ALA. Letters addressed this office POST PAID, will be promptly attended 10. jyl9 l77c
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A third work, received from lhe same source is entitled ''fhe Dog and the Sporlsinan,' embracing the uses, breeding, trainrng diseases etc. of drgs with an account o the different kinds of game and their habits; also hints to shooters. etc.
 The author is Jno. s. Skinner, formerly editor of the American Farmer, founder of the Turf Register and the best informed writer in this country upon all subjects connected with agriculture and field sports.
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GovERNMENT PosTAGE.-A postage account is now kepI under the new law, between the Washing ton Ciy Post Office and the different bureaus and
 departments oi government located there. During the frs, nine days of July, the postage charged al the Post ofce upun the quarterly returns rendered b, Postn,asters 10 the Postmaster General, amounted to $i5,724 z9, on CO.'S lb. 1st of matter. Al though Ihis ria,emen, forms general criterion II is sufficient 10 give he pubc idea of the amouht of mai required for the business of he Gem ged tv the Department during the itsl nine days of thls month, is exclusive of the vuminous correspnn- decce the Postmaster General the three Assistant Postmaster Generals and the Auditor. According to ihe new law, the Dcparinen, falls upon the TIea sury of he United States for the oi payment in case its revenue falls short.
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NJ MEMORANDA.

MABINE DIsAsTER.-We havs been shown n letter fir m St. Augustine, dated the ti1h ns which ions the loss of small soop rock between M0sq itpHnd Key West On hoard th, vessel WAS A family ny the name Of fRINE, on their from St Augustine tn ret
 tls al Key West The and passengers consisting Of MT. and mts. Prime and chdrep elevSn in all win The exception Of ssmsl hoy and saors perished. We have m further particulars bui he facts inF as stated may be fully relied dupun.-tSayannah Republican
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We are somewhat surprised says the Hartford (Conn.) Courant, to find that there are more Post Offices within thirty miles of Hartford tnan any oh lnrge ciiy in the Union. The number is IlS! Within thirty miles of Boston, there are ll5-and wi hin that distance of New York, 82. ta
 A mistake ;-Ph,ladelphi has l56 post offices within the space of thirty miles and perhaps has a larger population included, than any other similar area in the Union.--Lphl. Gag. "Wednesday.
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For aIerI of fDe Circuit Court.

DtED-At Riigrneld, GUhn., 0u the lGh insi.. AsHA LEWIS, dsuRhsr of Henry and Ann Eliza smith aged year, months nnd f days
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Br5-The friends of JOHN p. REMY announce i'm as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir 'uit Court of Mobile county, al the election on the irst Monday of August next. ianl4 3SIeA
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grS-Th undersigned announces himself as a can IiaC for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun- y, al the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 41te JACOB s. MARSH.
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MOBILE

 Thursday Morning, July 24, IS45 Democratic Nominations.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL TERRY,
 OF LIMES1 ONE. FOR CoNGRESs-FIRsr DISTRICT. DW A RID s. D. REGAIN,
 OF MOBILE.
 For State Senate,
 JOSEPH SEAWELL
 For Representatives, JOS c. SMITH, JAS. HAGAN. JEREMIAH AUSTILL. For Commissioners of Roads and Revenue. Il. CHAMBERLAIN, JAcoB MAGEE, P. D. TAYLOR, 4. DumoUY,
 THOMAS MCGRAE.
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G8- SUMMER Publication days, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 To nsure prompt insertion, advertisements must be handed m by 6 o'clock in the evening.
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The eastern mail failed on Tuesday, hat cam through yesterday with full dates, but ao news.
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HARTFORD hCsT SURRENDER TO PHILADEL PHIA - There are more Post offices within thirty Ioies of Philadelphia than any other large city m the Union. The number IS l,0 Within thirty miles of Hartford there llS; of Boston, l05; and ol New York. s2
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA.
 The ,"s' l'gh, Xs'gHt drsns!, d9a'e m rn en- ney master, ill depart for the above and ntermt d- ate landings "n THIS DAY. 24h just. al 5 o'clock, PM. For freight passage ap,y on board or 10
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & CO, Agents,
 N24 72 Front and 75 Commerce .st
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For County Tax Collector.

0G- The friends of JOSEPH CURRAN will sup port him a candidate for he office of Tax Coe, tor of Mobile county al the ensuing August election jela
 OG- The friends of C. WALKER announce him as a candidate for the office of Tax Collector oi Mobile county at the ensuing August election. je3
 IT The friends nf THOMAS C NEWBOLD will support hir for County Tax Collector at the suing August election. ie3 157*
 s-;T The friends of JOSEPH c. CHAMBER LIN will support him a Candidate for the office of Fax Collector of Mobile county, al the ensuing Au- gust election. myl9 145
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

.ESA The bark OSCEOLA, Mercier, master, 9sa AwiIl take wha, freight offers and will have puck despaih For freight, apply 10
 N24 WHlIAkER SAMPSON 20 Cont st SeS FOR RENT-From the lst of November E...3 next, the Cotton Warehouse, (known as San iord's) on Esla,a, between Water and Ro,al-sts For terms, apply 10
 jy24 l79 JAMES SANFORD
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 1c5- ain candidate for reelection the ofice If Clerk uf the Circuit Court of Mobile county al lhe ensuing August election.
 apl5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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The next Liverpool steamer due at Boston is the BRITANNIA, Capt. Hewett-day of sailing July 4,h The may be expected in time for our Satur days paper.
 The Great Western was to sail on the 9th.
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8S" To he voters U Mobite county: We are au tiorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as candidate for reelection the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing Au- gust election febS 60ile%
 gC5-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY w,ll sup. port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next.
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For Clerk of the County COurf.
 eJ- GEORGE E. HOLT is proposed as can. llate for the office of Clerk of the County Court al he ensuing election. irI0*
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EIFrTION NOTICE


 A GENERAL Election will be held in Mobile coun- Aty al the Ceu,t House thereof and at the other Election Precincts of said unty, on the frsl Mon day of August ls45, for the purpose of elecling Governor or the State of Alabama; one Representa- tive to the Congress of the United States, for the first Congreseio ional District of the State ef Alabama three Representatives 10 represent Mobile county m the Representative branch of lhe Legislature of Alabama; Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county; Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county; one Tax Collector for Mobile county; and five Com nssoners of Revenue for Mobile county.
 iy3 TO CHARLES BANCROFT. Sheriff M.
 ELECTION FOR SENATOR. TN pursuance of the proclamation of His Excel'en- E cy, BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK, Governor of the State of AlabaRa. to me directed, an Elec- ton for Senator for Mobile county, will be held on he day of the General Election, on the first Monday in August, 1S45, to fill vscancy accustomed by the resignation of E. s. OAReAE.
 ivs I72 c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c. fTVnE following named persons have been duly ap- ' pointed Inspectors of ite General Election to be held for Mobile county on the list Monday of Au- gust, lS45:
 prec,orfs Returning UUtcefs.
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ARRIVED BEScs-At Boston, July Isth-Bmk Ariel, Weeden.
 Al Nsw-York, July 15th-Brig W. Brown, spinnsy. li
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0o-l offer my name to the voters of Mobile county IS candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county al the ensuing August election
 m,24 EDWIN RUST.
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0r;.We requested To announce EDWARD R BALE candidate for Clerk of the County Court It the ensuing election. mhll
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MARINE NEWS.
Port ofs fsIiobIe--Jaiy a4, Js4!
AkitlV Ell

AkRiVElJ. schr Cora, Hunnewei from New Orleans. Steamboat Fashion, Fuert on, fin New-OrIeans. Sieamboat Jas l. Day, Gtiiiln. fun New Orleans.