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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-05
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Per steamboat Potomac i'm Coumbus-Toomer Cav
 co 45s bales Rves' Battle co 209i Aber, X Prentice 1i6; Brodnax, Newton co 95; Harrs Clayton ca 73 Andrews Dawson 64; l, Foniaine X Son 6l; Rupert McLeand Allen & Haden AS; Crawford 53 o cummns "A; Maudin Terrell 25; Gordon X Curry l5; Peck Shackleord A. c KelI, II; Lsdysrd X co :; E Tut 5 Carlisle 4; Simpson X Roth 4; Earwsli x Davis l. Sims Redus l. Walker & Simpson l; M Waring & co l.
 Per steamboat Queen of the South fin Wetumpk.-A Nisbet ls bales: | hsa, Sy kes co 206; Andrews & co l6l; w TarletoD 04; w Pairo CD 77; Brodnax. Newton co 70; Donald Marshall 62; Tar teton. q Cummings 6i Harris, Clayton X co 53 Toomer. Gay co 2O1 W Bower & Is; Nj Say,e Is; R HarweII l2; W A Armstrong la A L.dyard x co IS; Andrews x x Dawson a W Hardawny X co 4i Walker x Holmes 8; order 2J.
 l64 bales; T Hill l30; 0 Cnmmins 66; Rupert & Mc- Lelland S5; Bonner 2e; De.hn. sheppard co 25; Bonner l6 E Carlisle II; Toomrr, Gay & co 8; A Ledyard co s; Marabie & Gates 6; Bull x Boardman 6; Fon,aine X Son 5; Sims & Redus 9; Labuzan & 0ds l. Punch ii Urick, Wallare sE co I; Thnmpson & Matheson l. Harweli X Davis l. Harris, Clayton X coe.
 Per steamboat E Roberts i'm Aberdeen-J simpsou 40 bales Eckford 60; Storey & Ellis 25; Marabe 26; Jones swanzey 16i Hull d Boardman l8 Rupert McLeland 30; Bradford X Saunders 2i5; Desha shep- pHrd X co EOS Tooner, Gay 6 co Al; Mauldn Terrell l0j Terrell g. Rives, Battle co 9; D B Thornton X co 9; c Rnper 32 Rhea, Sy k-s II; c Kelly |; Harris, Clay yi0n co 29i Albert X Prentice 99; 0 Cum mins 10; Wilhers x co 5; Gordon Curry l2.
 Per steamboat Sam Dale from MoniRomery-Tarleton, Scott Cummlnss 55 bales; Harris Clayton co l7li 24i Peck shackleord 6; Harweil & Davis 9; Wheel CT l7 ioyt. Ford Robinson l2s Desha Sheppard & co 79; Toomer, Gay co 4; Rives, Battle & co 66 Geo c Henry F; w A Scott 26; J M wthers X co F; E Car lisle 5; Tart, Stewart & co 4; Lnbnxan Ods 24 Wm Bower q co l2; T x G Holt 2l; Lesesne 6I; Simpson & Roth S3 Brodnax, Newton x co 30 Dickinson & Eus- tis 65; Donald Marshall 69; Andrews Dawson 45i Hawkins 3; Leayens & Malone Is; Walker 6 Holmes 62; Boykin McRae 7 Gordon X Curry T.
 Per steamhost Belle Of Attack kapas fin Aperdeen-Wm Eckiord 59 bales Rives Battle 339; HOyt, Ford X Robinson l6o Sims Redus l06; Smith. Walker & co 45; Harris Clayton & co "A; Parke 10; Simpson Is; Toomer, Gay co l32i Jones X swnnLey I;Abert x Prentice 45; Bradford Saunders 50; Andrews x Daw- Crawford 10; Kelly 2s Bull X Boardmnn Is; Tnreion Scott X Cummings Il; Rhea, Sykes & co 5i Storey X Ellis s.
 Per steamboat Victoria i'm TuscalOosa-B B Fontnine Son lb7 bales; Tarit. Stewart co 79; E Carlisle 99 Toomer, Gay co A; Deshn, Sheppard x co 37; Boyd Bro 27 Harris, Clayton co 23j Rhpa Sykes x co lO Allen Haden 8; Rives, Battle co 6; Cum mins 5; Smith, Walker X co 4.
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As-ARATSA PLANTER.

The undersigned, so soon as the necessary "'' engagements can be made will commence the punl'ea- lon m this city. of periodical of the character m" diGaled by the above title
 In presenting the enterprise to the pnblIc' II !" deemed needless this time to enter into long oe- tails of the objects of the Planter. It will be desot d to the whole range of agriculture and horticulture As applicable to this State and in order to aid in the advancement of the agricu,ua al reform, about which so much interest is felt, every scheme oi prac- cal bearing will be presented to the consideration oi planters.
 The Planter will be conducted in such manner, both as to matter and stye of printing, as to merit the confidence and patronage of the planters ot Ala hama In addition to the competent editorial ability which IS engaged such arrangements willbe effected with practical men in different parts of the State as to insure at regular periods, well written communi- cations on ,he various departments of agriculture domestic economy, Ac &c.
 At present il will be sufficient to say that the Pian- fer will be issued weekly either m folio or qnartf form, on fine white paper and clear new type, ano that the subscription price will be fixed al as low rate as can be afforded. In ihe course of week oi two prospectus will be published, stating more fuli' the plan of he work. w. w. MCGUIRE. Mobile, March 3, l815.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of Mobile = March :, Is45,
CLEARED. Br ship Harmony. Jamieson. for LiyerpooI hx

CLEARED. Br ship Harmony. JamiesOn for Liverpool by Ora. cie
 ship Virginia, Eaton, for Liverpool, by Mnpee X co Snip Memphis, Coffin, for Liverpool, by Dawson X Ferguson.
 ship Joshua Bates Murdock, for Liverpool by Archd Oracle.
 schr Emma, Bancroft, for Philadelphia, by Whitaker Sampson.
 ARRIVED.
 br ship Sure, Keyser fin Granada, in ballast to mas 
 t,r ship BroHs Queen, Smith from London, in ballast Br ship Sir Napier, Johnson, fn Liverpool, to Win Millipan " 3r ship oowa, Drynan, from the Clyde. to Martin. nr Thp Soromahhe Hunter i'm Liverpool, to masier. Br ship Margaret Pollock. Pye from ths CI1 de io Ii aster. ~ ''NN' " Ship Alabama, Wood, i'm Liverpool to mas,r. Brig Chat Thomas, Colson, fun Havana, 10 master SD brig Jose1to, DeArosa i'm Havana, io (, attaro, Schr Peru. Atwood, fin CHrdenas, Cuba to I IsR,rnn ocnr Augnsta fost, I'm fiHvHna 10 c LeBaron, Schr Independence. Dow, fli Boston io mnsrr steam sohr Lion Drew, i'm New Orleans. steam schr Eagle, Smith, fin New Orleans steamboat Jas l. Day, Reynolds, i'm New-OrIean. Steamboat Victoria, Payne, from Tuscsloo.a' with ii9 hales cotton. ~ steamboat Potomac, Foster, i'm Columbus with 1865 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Norfolk, Rouse, from Fairfield, with 57s bales cotton. " steamboat Sam Dale, Johnson, finn Montgomery. with ]216 bales cotton. - ~ steamboat Queen of the South, Lappinston, from We Inmpkh, with 06i hales cotton 710 Laies cotton ' ~ Steamboat Belle of Auak#pas, ChsppeIl, from Aber- deen, with ll62 bales cotton.
 CLEARED ron THIS poRr-From Baltimore, Feb, 25 -Schr Euiopean, Siudley, sia Key West. SAILED FoR THIS PORT From Providence. 22L u,t- Jnls, hnrs".s.
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MADAME HAMMARsKsLD--The Picayune bears the following testimony the powers and at- tainments of this accomplished vocalist whose con- cert will be gwen this evening:
 "We have recently enjoyed the pleasure of listen- ing to the performances of Madame HanInarskold, lady 10 whom have before alluded m these CO., lumns, and we gladly embrace the opportunity of tes- flying our admiration of her rare musca accom- pltshmeats. She Is not only admirable pianist but a charming vocalist. lf poets sometimes lisp ''n numbers," of this lady Il may be said that her earliest uIterance in song. She had barely pass ed the years of infancy before the bent of her genius for music developed itself, and at the age of twelve she was not only proficient in the of ,ha pia" but had dctually composed several pieces To some oi these we have listened with unaffected pleasure Her passion for music has strengthened with her strength. and her whole life has been given to it's cultivation. Al this day, her execution upon the piano Is surprisingly brilliant. We have heard the most renowned piansts who have visited the United States, and We do not recall who succeeds more completely in making the insrIn ent talk, as II were IL Is not m mere mechanical execution tAat she ex- cels, rapid and hrm IS is her touch she gives ex- presson 10 her music admirably that the most un- educated ear can appreciate it's charms,
 But II is as vocalist that we have been most charm ed with Mad. H. ,nnarskold. Her voice is slnsuarly sweet and of extensive compass. She sings the national songs and b ilats oi Sweden with a feeling and taste and power of expression, which are irresistible. Pahos and melancholy appear to De Characteristics oi this national music, and no one was ever able to pour them forth in song more touchins.- We.c assure amateurs that they have yet rich treat Tn store for them. We would fain impress upon Mad. H. that when she gives concert she by Deans omit to sing some Of the simple bal lads Of her country The cosnoscsnn may crave com- sItio IS more elaborate and arls iical them be grat6ed. But to touch the heart of the multitude, s g some of those sweet songs, repete with tender ness and sentiment"
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corre.pondence of the N Y. Evening Post.

The tlueen and her consort have been enga ged in paying more social and friendly visits to the nobli- iy-frst 10 the Duke of Buckingham, a, Stowe; sec ondly. to the Duke of Wellington, at Strathe dsaye There great deal of show al the Duke of Buck, ingams and the Ro,a steps were, as usual, dogged by hosts of "genemen of the pre.s." who dul, re- ported ever, trivial movement. The Duke of Well
 ingon, however, amongst his other good deeds, has set his face against ihs species of "Paul Pryism" " When the Queen to Strathfeldsaye. application was made to him to admit reporters for the press, The Duke, how, yer, returned lhe following very characteristic answer: ''Field Marshal, ihe Duke of Wellington presents his compliments 10 Mir. -, and begs 10 say he cannot what his house al Slrathfedsa,e has to do with the public press"
 An admirable answer. and good example; for whch certainly her Majesty ought to feel duly oblig ed It is to he hoped that in future she may be per mitted to enjoy herself like any other lady. wIhoo, having the most ridiculous slipslop published about her in-goings and out goings.
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DUEL ON THE TAPIs.-The Muscogee Demo- crat of Saturday says: "A hostile meeting between two gentlemen of high standing from MIlledgeve, Ga is expected 10 take place Monday next. on the Alabama side of the Chaltahoochee river, near this cy. One of lhe bellgerenls has already arriv ed in with hls friend, and ihe other is probably in the neighhorhood. We understand that effort is making by some of our citizens, 10 reconcile the parties, but apprehend from the nature and long continuance of ihe difficulty between them, il will be without success. Rumor says they to fight at the very short distance of SEVEN feet! If so. the affair will doubtless be bloody one.''
 The parties above referred to (says the Savannah Republican, are Col, A. H. Keenan and Gen. J. W. Sanford. We trust the quarrel between them will be amicably settled without the exchange of shots.
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aUE HBOHFA.

HAVANA-Per brig Chas Thomas-50 bags coffee 2l6N cigars.
 HAVANA-Per scbr Augusta-2 bxs tobacco seed, Al sacks coffee, l96a cigars, 20 bales leaf lobacco case sweetneats.
 HAvAAA-Per SD brig Josefto-S7 800 specie.
 BOsTON-Fer schr Independence-273 boxes soap, 61 hhls sugar, 75 bxs candles. etc.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steam schr Lion--3l7 piece bagginR 6 hhds sugar. 6GO sks bran, 426 do coffee, and hbs bacon 40 do bread 232 do uur Inf do beef 59 do whskey, 30 do pork, F Kegs lnd 465 coils rope NEW-ORlEANS-Per steam schr Eage-5 ar cask, wine o25 pcs bagsns 3U6 coils rope 100 kegs tls Ot bhs hour do pork 96 do beef i25 do molasses, hhJ sugar. $50 sks coffee a75 do corn, 50 do oats.
 NEW-ORLEANS-per steamboat J l. Day-l5 bb, bee 2o do whskey. lO4 do moasses GA do hour l6 dc pcs baR2ing.
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Notice to Shipmnsters and others. M ANY RRE.A l--rChe s.ihacri h,, ha inu lu

Notice to Shipmasters and others. NAVY BREAD-The subscriber, by having late Nly introdu' ed ihe famed Boston Paten, Bread Machine into his Baking Establishment, Government street, is now enabled, from he immense saving o labor il .ecures, to sell superior Navy Bread, fresh baked. al the low piice of cents per lb.
 He is aow, likewise, thereby prepared to execute, al shortest notice. all orders for this and every other kind o biscuit, hard bread or crackers, at rates much lower than they can be imported from the North any where else. Loaf bread of superior quality sold by the dollar at cents per pound oaf and cakes of every sort al moderate prices.
 Orders thankfully received and most promptly ex- ecuted ai the Bakery, No 4S Government street.
 feb6 59Kmo GAVIN YUILLE.
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HE UNITED STATES sSEHATE.-"1'he Senate 's 'he sole institution of the United States which Times (Tory) of Jan lO,h.
 n ,e,na,"s '1 he seen whether Senators, by adopt- ,s '''', "''cy and defeating the annexation oe Texas and the occupation of Oregon. shnil mer;, stitulions.-lBaIt. paper
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ANOTHER MARY RODGERS CAsE.-The New York Commercial, of Monday, say s:-'1he body of young lady, about 20 years of age, taken from the waer this morning at IIoboken, the Sybirs cave Tie Do y handsomely dressed, with a silk bonnet, French calico dress and valuable shawl. In pocket attacked 10 the dress were d handkerchief, not marked, five cents and key. The coroner was sulnmoniny jury when our informant came away. The death seemed to have been quite
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Our space for editori. matter, much curtailed tn morning by the proceedings ofthe late Agricultural Convention, in which our readers will find much that adght to interest them deeply
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PAssENs.Es,s.

Per steamboat Sam Dale i'm Monisomery-Huie and lady Mrs Constance, Gels Wood Riggs Maj Holt DpcI Saunders, Keith, A Jackson, o and Carter, N Cox. D liHrw0od 5 Vann0rden, Utter, A Jones. Savory, Thomson, Campbell, Ford, Hawkins
 Per steamboat Queen of the South from Wetumpka- Messrs w II Thwott. Singleton, c E Gnither, Wm D Maxwell, BS Griffin, Whi,ied, Thomas, T James, J Boardlnan, Pugh. c Nj and W II Howell
 Per steamboat Norfolk from Fairlield-Mrs Whiting, Misses Whiting, Rouse Messrs W Ilnrton R CIanton, Tunsta, Bonner, E pseed, J c Bonn, |, Ruge. ly, Groseman; J Figures.
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 E XR nRTA.

LIVERPOOL-Per ship Virgina-2l50 bales cotton. LIVERPOoL-Per ship Memphs-2l7s bales cotton LlVERPOOL-Per Br ship Harmony-25.0 bls cotton. LlVERPooL-Per ship Joshua Bates-l52s bales cot ton.
 FfILADELPHIA-Pers schr Emma-lel bales cotton, l6 bxs and bbs mdse, 30 empty, 20 crates bottles.
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Important to Southern and Westcrn MerchRnfs.

VNHE Subscribers, Wholesale froeerx aud Conn
 II mission Merchants of the City of NEw.YoRK.
 having on hand large and well assortet Stock of Goods are ready fo furnish any article that may be wanted in the Grocery line, attend 10 any businesr entrusted 60 their They will receive all kinds
 of produce sell promptly ;he market pr,ces. and when the avails thereof are to be invested in Goods No COMMISSION will be charged for selling.
 The Goods seat shall be put the very lowest pr. ces the market w, 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 ihe money will he cheerl,jIv refunded. The rule that shall govern them in all ther transactions. shall be the old motto of "do;n1 to others in all things we would have them do II, us." They will furnish Goods for cash sa,isfactorv noIes or drafts. and all kinds of Produce, Th;s gives to distant Merchants opportun, of getting their goods from the fountain head, without be,nc charged with unreasonable prices. All orders sh.ii he attended To with prompness. They W ill usr ,h.r best exertions to advance inc interests of ,he, c. toners, and by prompt attention and ,he s,r;c,ss, hdeiy, hope to receive the patronage of all these who like 10 see just and honorable deal,ng .monv mankind DOW WALSH, 53 Fron,-st'. N. "
 N. B-Should any person, before ordering b;. goods, wish to know the state of the market i, ;i he gwen to h,,n as soon r. q,ested. ,nhi 7s,f !. SOAP-4W boxes No. Soap, IT, store and 1., 70 sale low by THOS. H. CHEEvER,
 '''- @u Commerce. street.
 A LMONDS-H0 hng ,o..
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Proceedings OF THE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION. WEDHEsDAY. 2kIh Feh ISAh

The Convention mel.
 On moiiun ol pr. Moore, Resolved, That com of seven be appointed receive and consider all resolutions submitted Io this Convenllo and to sug- gest subjects for s delibe ations whereupon the fol lowing committee was apponted:-Dr Moore, Col. J. $ Deas. Dr Wltherspoon, Col. C. Root, H. A. skinner, K. D. James, and A. J Terrell.
 The Convention then adjourned to meet the same evening at ! o'clock,
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Major THOMAS HOLLAND has been appointed b. the Governor, Il member of the Board of Comms- sioners 10 lIqudate the affairs of lhe Branch Bank in this city. in place of w. P. GOULD. Esq re- sioned
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MOBILE
Wednesday Morning, March 5, Is46,

We received an able critiqus Mir. Anderson's Hamlet, al late an hour for this mornings paper It will appear to o-morrow.
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WILLIAM CHMssMAN,

No. 96 NORTH THIRD-sT., ,PHILADELPHlA. Manufacturer of Military and Sportsman's Articles; SUCH us Leather. Cloth, Felt. Silk. Beaver. O Dress and Bear Sk,n CAPS of all patterns, vz: Forage Caps, Holsters for troop, Body troop. Car touch boxes. Bayonet Scabbards, Sword belts of all kinds, Cantesna. Knapsacks different patterns, Fire Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube Boxes, Brush and Pickers, Fumes, Pompoons, Fireman's Caps. Lea iher Stocks Gum Cases. super for quality, Shot Bags Game Bags, Drnms &c. &n.
 Gentlemen furnishing their chargers. can have them Leathcrned at very short notice, singy or by the dozen.
 0o-orders thankfully received and punc,ualIy ate tended to. feb2O 70cmo ID PEACEFULLY announces to the Merchanls, ' n Traders and Sporismen generally, ,a, they are prepared to furnish at their SHOT WORKS. m Eutaw street. Baltimore, an assortment of DROP SHOT of all sizes.
 Also patent compressed BUCK SHOT of the same character and finish those that were former- ly manufactured at these works, and gave such entire satisfaction to sporismen and others who had used thrm' of the following sizes;
 No. 3-a40 10 the lb. No. OLA to the ID.
 1-170 do OOO- s5 do
 Together with an assortment of well finished Rife and Musket BALLS. BAR LEAD. &c. &c. which will be disposed of on pleasing terms.
 feb26 75t THOMAS CLARE, Sec'y. SUPERIOR WINFS-WILLIAM N. BON
  Merchants of Paris. and successor to the late Dom'k Lynch of New-York, having just returned from France, offers for sale the following superior Wines oi his own direct importation, viz:
 brame Canienac, isao) isa a... e Grand Win Leosille 1898 oases 0" doAen bottles Chateau aft,e lS40
 Superior Golden Sherry, cases three dozen bottles
 do Mosele Wine, do one do do St. Julien. Sauterne, Medoc, and superfne Cog mac Brandy in casks
 w. w. B. also offers any quantity of s. Stack & Co.'S brand, the "Cordon Blue" Champagne, which owing to its erIorily, has become favorite Wine throughout the United States, and takes ih,s oppor- tunity of informing the public that spurious article has been manufactured (bearing the same brand, J in France for the markets of 'he Union. None is gen. uine except 1t bears the annexed stamp on the re- spective corks: II.f The only drec, importers m the United States are Messrs Barclay & Livingston at New-Y ork, and the undersigned in this city. Apply to
 W.W. BONNIN, Agent, 62 Royal-st, N Orleans,
 or 10 JAMES MAGEE & CO, Mobile. 7 feb25 74Mmo . l-, -- -
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Posr-OFFicE. Mobile, A labana. c UMMER ARRANGEMENT .-The Eastern E5 Mail will hereafter close at II o'clock AM. and be due at l2A 'clock PM. mh4 NOTIrE-The Board of School Commissioners l will hold monthly meeting on TUESDAY, the 4h March, at II o'clock, AM. at the office of Messrs. Gibbons & Fisher. mh1M M 0TARIAt. PRESSES-The manufacturer of V the Notarial Presses, well known and univer. sally approved, is now in the city, and will attend to orders for few days. Apply io
 mh4M c. w. TORRANCE.
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A SCISSORS NOTlCE-The undersigned hay. ~ ing been appointed Assessor of the State taxes of lS45, for the city and county of Mobie will sit two days at each of the following precincts, from o'clock AM until PM. All interested are respect- fully solicited to attend and hand in their tax lsts Ash Regiment Alabama Miitia.
 Beat l. Court House, on Friday and Saturday the l4h and 10th March. Beat 2, Mississippi Hotel, Monday and Tuesday, the 17th and 18th March. Beat 3, West Ward Hotel, "Wednesday and Thurs day, the 18th and 20Ih March. 71I Beat 4, Railroad Coffee House, Friday and Sa,ur- day, tl,e 2lsl and 22d March.
 Beat 5, Arcade, Con ST. Michael.) on Monday and Tuesday, the 24h and 25th March.
 Beat 6, Stone-street Coffee House, on Wednesday and Thursday, 26h and 27ih March.
 89th Regiment Alabama Militia
 Beat Bari's, on Friday and Saturday, the 28uh and 29lh March.
 Beat 5, ID. Simmons. on Monday and Tuesday, the 3lst March and lst April.
 Beat 4. Moun, Vernon, Wednesday and Thursday, |, the 2d and Sd April
 Beat 5: Georges, Friday and Saturday, the 4,h Beat 2, Wheeler's, Monday and Tuesday, the 7th and 8th April.
 Beat l, Denny Nichols, Wednesday and Thurs mh4 sOf ISAAC poNAvAN.
 Reduction i'm the price of Ice. A ' the Mobile Ice House ihe price of Ice is tenn 1A porally reduced to half d cent pound for all quantities exceeding 10 cents worth.
 The expense of cutting up will make 1t needinl to ask more for small quantities. For a 5 csnt piece there will be given six pounds. For len cent piece twelve pounds IL is hoped the friends and custom CTS of this establishment will hasten 10 realize ihr benefit of this low price, which il is found cannot be cont iinued through the season.
 Per order, THOMAS McNELLIS, mh4 SOlKmo Ice House Keeper.
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o1- To he Vot1S of Mobile county: We are au- ,horized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as n candidate for reelection to the office of Clerk of the County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election. M febS 6Oiiles
 01-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, al the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 3sies
 06 The friends of WILLIS W. GAY wili SUD. port him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court, at the election in August next. ,.
 ian16 40et ..
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0u-The undersigned annonnces himself as a can. ddaic for Geik of ihe Circnii Court of Mobile conn, ty, al the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 Ate JACOB S. MARSH.
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THEATRE-Shakspeare beautiful comedy of "Much Ado About Nolhng." with cast embracing the full strength of the company, will be performed tonight MT. Anderson's success has been what might have heen expected from one of his cultivated talents; and we have doubt but his pc rfornance of comedy will add 10 his celebrity.