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THFATRE.-Anotl,er crowded house assembled last night to listen to the charming melodies of the Ethiopion Serenaders. We know of no terms of panegyrie adequate to convey proper idea of the delight which these minstres inspire by the fn- ished exc cntion of their pleasing airs
 In addition to their skill as musicians, and the richness of their voices, they excellent actors, and sustain the feeling of ;he music by appropriate and neat acl'"g
 The performance will commence wilh the drama of the Flying D,lchnlan
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For iIIr ReRisIer hnd l .nrnal

MEssRs FDiTORs:-There is a charity now on foot which doubtless deserves the favorable conside ration by he public. IL is certain tha, great deal "I Restitution exists in city, more perhaps than our charitable soceties aie able, with their limited means [" relieve And in all civilized and christian communities, il is ihe duly of those who have an abundance 10 bestow little upon the less fortunate To give to the poor and needy is blessed act Bu, the charitable, in giving aims, oush, 10 know inu whose hands it goes. A HINT.
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 The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore American, (whig,) under date of Jan. 24ih sa,s, ''the democrats held their fourth Texas Caucus last night. About eio"y-seven members were present. most oi whom were in lavur of tbe unconditional an nexaIion of Texas. There were exceptions among ihem, however In the lobies of the House to-day .
 he friends of fannexaion thlnk they have majority for he measure, and present the names of l0l or iO5 who express themselves favorable. The South. m members, now understand, are willing to con. sent to the line of 26 deg. 20 nin for the Slave line As this would include all he present settled limits of Texas in the Slave country donht if it is assented Co y all those from the North who are in favor of lhe measure."
 Coming from the quarter that this does, ii goes to coafrm lhe impression that bill for he anneNaiion ot Texas in some form will pass ihe House of Rep- resentatives this session. Should this be done, we are by no means prepared to expect that the Senate will reject il The Presidential election is not now the way ofa full cons ider ation of the question on it's merits, and conviction that Texas must be o,, s '"ner or later, will have it's effect on some of the members of that body who have been classed among it's opponents. We do not despair of the arcom- plishment of this great national measure during the present session of Congress.
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SuccEssFUL SPoRrING.-Five young gentle men of this city, Messrs. H Harrison, J w. Lang, D. White, Robt. Williamson and Benj. Mckinney went out yesterday morning into the woods adjacent n Mobile, and returned at evening with five fine deer, whch they shot during the day. One hail of a nohc buck will be served up for lunch II o'clock th is morning, at the Mansion House. The other halt but no matter. Editors sometimes are in luck and occasional smack of venson affords an agreeable contrast 10 ordinary rations. The gentlemen con- rerned will accept acknow Judgements.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. Daniel E, Hall.
vs. R. fa.-plalnliff for cost.

w. q. ia -plantif for cost.
 George H. Hilard, s. W. Allen, ct al,
 WILL be sold fnr cash in front of the Court House w door oi Mobile county, on the first Monday of March, 1Sl5, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM of said day, all ihe right and title of Daniel E. Hall, in and to inc following described ptsce, parcel or lot of land and premises, to witt Il that certain oi oi land situaed in the city of Mo- bile, on the south side of iovernnent street. begin- ming a, point lift, two (52) feet east of the souh eas, corner of Government and Warren streets i; the ce running south parallel with Warren street, one hundred and fifty (l5O) ieet thence east iity-two (52) feet parallel with Government street; thence north parallel with Warren street 10 Government street; lhence west to the place of beg eginnng-f more full description Book No. 3, page 275 in the office of the Clerk of the County Count of Mobile county. Said hand to be sold as the property of Daniel F. Hall, by virtue of the above state. exeeu- ton which issued from the C'ancery Court for the First Dictrict of the Southern Chancery Division of said State at Mobile and to me directed.
 febl 54ids C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ.
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SIIERIFF,S SALE

SIIERIFF'S SALE.
 Donald R. " McRae, Adrn'r of T, James, dec d,
 vs. vendiiioni exponas.
 Edgar R. James, and John Gayle and R,ber, D.
 James, his securities.
 " ILL be soli for cash in front flhe Court House w door "f Mobile cpnnty. on the first Monday oi March l8l5, between ,he hours of II o'clock AM and o'clock PM. nf said day. all ile right tile and interest of John Gayle, in and to The follow ing de- scrbed piece, parcel lot nf land and premises sit uaed, lying and being in the county of Mobile, on the north side of the Three Mile Creek, and escr,b. cd AS ollows, to owii:-commencing at the northeast c"rner of David Files lot of land the said St. Ste phens Road thence along the west side of said Road north l0a degrees, west nine (9) clai 5l inks to stake; thence south 7I degrees west, fifteen (15) chains and eghty-fn (s4) links to stake; thence south 1Oa degrees, east nine (9 chains and 5l links, to sake the Ho, th line of said David Files' l,ne or lands; thence north T degrees east. along said Files line, fifteen (15) chains and s5 links. to the place of beginning. coniaiaing fifteen Q5) acres. and bonnded as follows: east by the Sl. Stephens Road, north and by lands of T. L. Toulmin. and south by lands fi,rmerly belonging to Da- vid Files The above described lands are to be sold as the property of John Gayle, by virtue of the above stated writ of yendioni exponas, which issued from ihe Circuit Cnuri of Clarke county and t, me directed febl 54'ds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M c.
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Al the CIRcus tonight. the mrlh-inspring JeE CLavEAU takes a benefit, He dercryes a bumper, and we hope it i'll de awarded to him; for certainly the Circus is much indebted to him for it's popn- lariy with the laughter loving portion of its patrons as any other individual connected with it. Aad he is withal, fine hearted clever fellow.
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sHERlFF's sAI E.
Stanton N brolherfs s.l a..l..ssnt .wRouau

ss senditioni exponas.
 Edward M SInnbt, and Butler Simmons his security. lVETlLI. be sold for rash, front of the Court " Honse door of Mobile county, ihe first Monday of March le46, be'ween the hours of II o'clock AM and { o'clock PM. of said day, ell the right, title and interest of Edward M Shoot in and 10 the following described piece, parcel or lot of and to wit; five (5) acres of land situated 'n Mobile county on the west side of Mobile Bay, abou, four and halr miles from the city of Mobile, and bound- ed as follows, to wli: on the west by lands of B. Simmons and Heniy, on the north hy lands of Wm. Smnoi, on the south by lands of Mrs. Baraes, and east by the Mobe Bay. The sanie IS 10 be sold by virtue of ihe above stated yendion exponss, whlch issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile eontny and iO me directed. ..-.. Yl.. 4la d
 frbl Studs c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
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have been elected to carry the wishes of 6,0DO majority of the people of Virginia. prnnounesd al the polls m November lasl.
 The whigs had n iginally determined ego inio the election yesterday. They had fixed on their own period -h0t TWO n thelr wefe Hb+rni whilst one of the demUcf"ls aap, Rn1 they asalle Ncs i th;s escape from iiler own nlal res,luti,n Vel if every member nf both Houses had been pre- sent, he whigs could not have eierted lheir candi date; for Mr. Wood of EliEabeIh City had tuid the Whig caucus Tusday night he shnnd soie for K. NJ. T. Hunier, democrat; and Mr. bllnns of Mat thews and Muldlesex, in the spirit of his people, would, in all pr bihny, have voted inr ihe demn- cratic cani,iaie What becomes ofthe tannts and the charges of ihe Richmond whigl Who are nov tie disprganzersl Who are they who prevent the elecliun ola United States Senalorl Who are they that break up joint order, submitted by them selves-and violate all order and precedent, raih6r than caIry cut the will of the people by electng democratic Senai0r7 IL is-ihe Whigs. If either party be the revolutionary disorganlzers-if either party deserve the and censures of the R.Whig il is the whigs ofthe li,itse of Delegates.
 They have put every lhing now at sea-and it is the received opinion of intelligent of both par lies that no Senator will be elected this winter. For one, we would eheefblIy join issue with the whigs, and appeal ence more 10 the people. Before that tribunal we willing 10 appear--and by is yer dici we are willing To abide.
 IL is understood 1mt Vim. c. Rses was the nomi- nee fl lIe wh,g caucus: Mir. Hunter was honin;,ted ny Mir SiuSa as the Republican canddaie --t Rich nlond Enqurer. l
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SHERlFF'S SALE. Miguel D. Eslava,
 ys f. ia.

HODert fufvbs.
 "lLL be sold for cash in front of the Court
 W House door of sinbie county, on ihe fi-st Monday of March 1845, hetween the hours of II o'clock AM. and 4 o'clock PM of said day, all the right and title of Robert Puvs in and to the fuow-
 ing described piece, parcel lot of land and prem- ses, snuaied, lying and cling in the county of Mo bie. and descrhed as follows: IL heinz lot number thirty three (S8) m I,Iock seven CD in the Mur,elI grant, according to diagram of said gra"t made by Andrew Hensliaw, United States District Surveyor. record m the Clerks ofice of Mob,le county, n book T. page 1l2. said piece parcel of land con taining three (s) and fifty three hundreds of acres said loi having front on the Spring Hill Road of two chains and fifty links, and depth of fifteen q cmIns, having the same width in rear IS in front on the Spring Hill Road, and said lo, ben, the pre- sent residence of l,e said defendant Robert Purvis Said lands having been levied ou as the property of Robert Purvs by virtue of the above stated rxecu- lion which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and to me directed.
 febl 5ltds c, BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C..
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Our Senator, Mir BAGBY and our Represen eniatiye, Mir DELFT, have our thanks iol Document No 2, embracing the Presidents Message to Congress at the opening of the present session-ihe reports of tIe Heads of Departments, Bureaus, Be.
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The U $ District Court, sitting al Philadelphia made distribution on Thursday f the funds arising that port in 1889, tor violation of of the revenue mws. ils The amount of money distributed was S33,- "o"' oi 'his sum SIG, ,530 went to fhe Government, ana the nalance 10 various informers and cnslom- house ofic, rs.
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The following note from the Post Master st Mont gomeiy, was received al the Postofice yesterday:- " We regret to learn this morning. that a fire broke out at We'umpka last night and consumed all the business portion of il of the rver. The entire square Ht the end of the bridge and lhe square on which the American Hotel siooA are all burned down.
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CAPTAIN BRITToE, OF TIFF; R5cHKsrRR.-It will be recollrcIed that the rarket ship Rochester. Captain R,tlon, fell in with the shlp Dolchesttr, wreck al and that Capt E sncreeded in saving the lneS of neatly fiji. huihan beings Since their arrival, Captain Caldwell, of the Dorchester, has publisheda a full account of he disaster to his shin In II find hr G flowing paragraph:- Herald 2S.
 The Rochester was steering couse which would have carred her ahou, three mrs norflt of us. The moment the wreck was seen, the course of the Ro. chester altered for one directly for us. .'At that time. said Caplain Bi,ion aiterward, ssI had no idea that there could be living being on board of hef-ilp have made il an nyariabe rule, hr,,igh life, WhcneseF see wreck, to 80. her as possible, and t.seertan all I can about her and make ihai there is no body alive board before leave her" "We supposed. 'he continued.
 Git tnrl,er ship whicl, had been drifting ab,uI there for months, hut resolving that w'u ud adhere my rule, altered my course, although we all thought il useless al the tiae." Thus. by following hs noble rule, Captain Briuon the means. In
 the hands of God, of saving the lives of forty five u man Ieings-and in the circle of their friends and acquaintance, of making the hearts of hundreds sing for jay. t,f
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.. prisoner :" he New ' ork penilentiary named Stratton, cunt"rd for couuterGe;,;ng va. cavoh, ;
 some oi the machinery few days ago and carried around on 3 wheel s,Sty or seve,ay times, ,,rkins with great foiee against the ceilG, and breaking ai most every bone in his body. "
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-01

Gen. T. L. TouLMIS was re elected by the Le. gi-ature, President of the Branch Bank in hs ely for the ensuing year. Messrs. DEAs and GOULD were also reelected as Directors.
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EOFFEE-250 sacks Rio Coffee V 100 sacks Java Coffee, 50 do Laguyra do 20 bbs Mocha Coffee, 20 do Havana do In store and for sale by
 Ebl HUMPHREYS, wAr.aH . co.
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The House then adjourned at half past eight.

No Senaor siectedi-The Joia Order Broken by fhe
 , Whgs ef he House ef Delegate.
 The wings would not up to the scratch yes- le'day and undertook to adjourn. whilst the Senate were ready to gn into the execution of the joint or der. t"ey adjourn in the very face of the Senate, and has broke uI, the oio, order contrary 10 the a 'iosi uniform stream of precedrats. This outrage upon the cou'ies.es, which were due to the Senate, was committed. becanse they fauni that they were about to De defeated, and democratic Senator would
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vs order of sale flU
 Ogden and Ellison. executors of Thomas Ellison,
 deceased. 9
 N7 ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court W House door of Mobile county, on the frs, Monday of March, Is45, between ,he hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of sad day. all the right and title that Thomas Ellison, at the time of his death, in and to the following described piece, parcel or lot of land and premises described as fol- lows, to wit beginning at poin. on tile west side of Conception street the distance of one hundred and two QO2} feel; sou,hwardly from the southwest angle or intersection of Adams and Concep ion sts thence westwardly line parallel with said Adams street ofone hundred and n,nety (l9O) feet to the line dividing the Orange Grove from the Price clam; thence soulhwardly and eastward along said line to point one hundred (l00) feet west of said Conception street 23 feet; thence eastwardly one hundred (l0O) feet said Conception street; thence along the western line of i'd street e,eh,y seven (s7 feet to the place of beginnng. The lot comprising lot number seven CD and the north part of lo num- her eight ts) in square number ao hundred and fifty six, t256) i" the city and county of Mobile The same Is to be sold as the property ofthe estate of Thomes Ellison, deceased, by virtue of the above stated order of sae which issued from inc Circuil Court of Mobile county and me directed.
 febl 54tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. ..
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dd' or any 'hsT place north cffhe Rho Bfnro, wIh15 the territory claimed | y lhe United sn'es;" and he now declares that we never had possession of Texas for singlr h'ur and that in negotiating the
 treaty of lSl9, Gall the country beyond the Missis- sipp was involved in ihe negotiation"
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01-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile couuty, al the election on the first Monday of August next janl4 3SIe~ 0G-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, al the election in August next.
 janl6 4Otef
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MOBILE
satnrday MorMlng, FebrMary l, Is4s.

9r-PRICFs stURRET--Our weekly review ol the markeI, on letter and newspaper sheels, published this morning and ready for customers ai this office.
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w VI 'eh eH on the 24ih, reported fd and in winch Mr. Adar How he expects 10 rel made on this occasion VI as Secretary of State [, ed January 2nd, 1878, | on the z4lh December lL will be recollecled that 1 the United States the ed sissippi to RIo dei Mort
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By the Oxford, NJ New York.I


 LIVE iooL Dec. live cannot suppose the Plant eTs such dolls as to ruin themselves by confirmed over production, but lhese facls will hAvs develope themselves, and for some months l fear we not thus far changed way the other bu fear II will do good. Your is still A Sd above Us and if you get down thak much as you can possibly do, and therefore what there for orders es you for with the new year think you will have tain signs of gher value attaching by ihe the Planters take When he advantage ch ang- ing from the position have aendy taken you shall hear from We ended last week quite AS we'll as we be2un sal's on Saturday 5O0O and yesterday 6000 of which, perhaps in the TWO days, 2O0o taken on speculati"n-maik ket steady-sales to-day 5000 bales
 LIVERPOOL, Dec. l7-Cotton-The sales lu-day are estimated al 40U0 bales.
 Dec l6-The market opened with extensive de mand boih rom specu and he trade, the latter purcha sing Ia geJ during the hist days there has her less lhqnry, but prices closed steadily or t per ID on The ordinary middlng qualities o A. merlc"n ad Sural In Brazil ahd Eg, pIian there no Change nQtice Speculaors have taken oOO0 Ameli- 2010 Surat. The sales to-day are 7OOO bags without any change in prices. Specuators have taken 2OOU bags On Saturday the sales 5OU bags, on Friday 6OUO
 Dec. li-Couon-Since the | lth inst. The cotton ket ha- been less anmaeJ but without any decided cange in prires though he be raheL in favor of buyers. The sales Of the week ended i3,h were 37 !J haes, of which lO00J speeulnItnn and the sales o the three business days since have been about 13 uUO hass, 5000 speculation.
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OTlCE-The subscriber has lost or n,is.ai,l d lNPROMISSORY NOTE made by him. payable to W. z. Stanley, for $50, negotiable and payable atihe Branch Bank at Mnbile. daied l7th January i, 1915, and due l2 monlhs after da.e. All persons arc notified not To trade for said Note.
 lebl 54k* CHAS. A. MARSTQN.
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jans0 LAYTON & CO, AZ wanr.s,res,. z

MATCHES WATCHES i--Just received a ,,
 w good assortment of Gold Watches. of tle most : ceemate,l makers, T. T. Cooper, M J. Tobias & |. Co.,; Josh Johnson's fine Pocket time keepers, war. ranied to keep g.,od time no sale. Also, a first rate assortment of fine Watches for ladies, goad and durable. warranted. Persons wishing to geI a good article will please call and examine them,
 iap28 JAS CONNING l2 D.urb;n :, f .i [
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The eNprr's came through yesterday with New York dates of lhe 24h, one day ahead of the mail Up to 7t o'clock AM of the 2Sd, nothing had been heard al Boslon, of the anXiousy expected steam ship from Liverpool. The suspense in which the non arrival of this ship kept the commercial interests ct New-ie erk, particularly, exercised unfnora- influence on business transactions The cotton mar ket was al stand, lulers refusing meet the views oi holders, and both parties awaiting with anxiety the expected advces.
 Our accounts are also in advance from Washing lon. We give aI length Ihe proceedings of congress on the 2l,h. repor,ed G n~Rol,imore Amer,can
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0s-I offer my name toa,he voters of Mobile county candinae for the office of County Clerk, at the ensuing August election. laul5 39le EDWIN RUST,
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TVNHE SUBSCRIBER hereb, certfes thai Ls has Il been completel, cured of ihe rheuaa,ism by thu remedy prescribed by Wm. Bryan,. and confidently recommends il to the public. w. c. DYER,
 Exchange Hotel, Exchanee-st,, Mebiie. THE SUBSCRIBER hereby certifes that she bas been completely cured of the iheumaism by the re. medy pfescrbed by Wm Bryan, and recommends u 10 those similarly afflicted. M Rkows.. q.
 corner Eslava and Frank lin -s,s.. Mobiie. VIM. BRYAN, 96 Wnfer-at. :; Mobile jan3O 46s
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0o-The undersigned announces himself as a can didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Moble coun- ly, at the ensuing August election.
 janl7 41te JACOB s. MARSH.
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D MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE--NEw ENGLAND MUTUAL LITE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BosroN-(GUARANTEE CAPITAL S1G0,OOO )-Wil in- Lives on the Mutual Principle favorable rates. Tsle of emiums and forms of application, together with any other information relative lle nstitution, may he had on appc iion at thu office of
 DEXTER & ABBOT, Agents, inu22 I rhael-
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The eastern mail through yesterday New York date. nj the 2sd. The commercial news mostly anlir paied by the expres, of he previous day.
 The express also regulsr, np yesterday. 24 hours in advance of the mail. New ork dates received of ihs 24th ul but without tdngs hr steamer, respect iig whoe absence much excitement and unehsiuess ex- isted The Herald has following from Boston (, r. respondent
 BOSTON. Jan. 2s-Dear Sir-Consderabie anxieiy Is manifested concerning the steamer, but casi0n for it, The renorl that she Was of c ipe Aun. 30 miles east, has alarmed lew.
 Below have the dates of the arrival of the steam in January for four years past
 l9ii-Britannia arrived. ved................Jan. 2l
 Js43-Caledonia.. ...,.......................2
 iSiG-bfiiannla. '.....'....'.',...'........' 2!
 The Cambria is nol yet IA sighl-7s o'clock AM.
 NEwYoRK, Jan. 24-Coton-The sales were un i'm porIHni yesterday, buyers declining 10 make bids, on large parcels At all ne f the vi ,ws oI holders.
 Sterling pills oi exchange, Of undoubted standing credit, etc. command 10 and l0I prem Cotton 5 offered great abundance but those remiling very shy of them.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 22-Colton-The article here hns heen quiet since our last The quantity he market is small hli We have no cnange wh iteSer 10 hutee gards prices The sales comprise e50 bales pand aud Florida, ord to good oi a 44G3t mid tu good mid 5I 114 mid far 10 lair 54H6t, up5 fair Ia good fair 6i n 6si oO9 Mobile aud New Orieaas ord gnod ord 4sG 5te mid 10 good mid $ 6ii mid fair in lar 6oCs fhy gooI fair 7 T; and At bH es It Xas snusp nj 5ac-tugether 2500 bales. There ls ,rry tle of any quality Of New-oreans or Mobiie n ihe market
 Freights-To London, are very arrive. and the pncket oi The st proN WAS engaged inli ihe goth To Liverpool per ID lor squa'e colon, is generally de- nande ihonyh 32d has again heen taken i'll up.- To IaPrs. there is nn chance
 The SAVANNAH cotton market had advanced during the week ending 2ith tc per b!c being lhe efec, of the false report respecting the arrival of he Oxford advance abroad. Sales for the week S. l35 bnles-md 4i@5c Freighs foreign ports du-last ensAg -meus 10 Liverpool 9 ltd for square bales.
 Al CHARLESTON, an advance also quoted during the week enins 24lh, of ic, with sales l940O baes Mi- dins to mid fair 5M5lc. Freghs, Ic to Liverpool and | 10 Hay
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n JUST RECEIVED pet Rose Stan. :.
 5: E ::;; ,: ;:::: S :; Boots and shoes of every description. For sale as low as the lowest by .e s' ,sH sr- ts,s |. .,x