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board placed arruse for llIe pdfbUke Having found
1t necttsary to work almost III tie very level Of the
board and finding Try light Tod high, took it out OF
the candIestck aid placed 1t Upon the board taking
care To make il firm by soie drops of the cold laow
In This position, crauiped ~ was, drew out one
of The stops Of which hse spoken, when saw that
il was about TO fall from my hand. ! made sud-
den motion 10 retb,er il, in doing which | struck
the CANDLE and knocked il down beneath the oard,
through one OF the holes by which il is al SIDES
surrounded l saw by the light which it siill gave
that il WAS in the midst Of series of weights, sur
roanded by various pieces of the machinery"
Feeling the danger, spike To The holy water
keeper whom have mentioned and begged him to
get some water. This person is aged and infrm; l
| found il hard to make him understand me, and when
he did he SAID he did not know whele look for Il
/ He united his place. however, and surpassed he
had gone to bring me sumo IL had had then, a
small quantity, am sure thai the misfortune would
not have happened-l thought even that il would be
| possible 20 wait few minutes. | attempted in the
| first place the eande which was still burn
| ing; 10 succeed 10 doing this destroyed all those
parts ( the machinery which did not offer too much
resistance, but all my efforts did noi enable me TO
come within arms length IL 1t. ;oIk my hand
kercit and in burning my fingers, attempted TO put
out he fire, which had already reached The weighs.
al ought to add that ] did not to cry fire.
and call for water. did il involunarily, Tor en-
closed in The organ case M nne 0oul hear me, Boon
the fire spread no every part Of the machinery, and
was obliged to leave the place. From The organ
loft perceived sumo persons who in the church.
called on them for help, and that they under.
sioad me, tor in II few moments the fremen arrived
but too late I" save 'bs lns'Iume"T, which WIS en-
/ iir-ly consumed"
II was proved on further examination tina, Mr.
Barker had made use Il the methods commonly EN-
ploycd by organ makers, and consequently that M
imprudence was 10 be attributed 10 him, wliereupor
the prosecuting officer stopped all farther proceed
hgs against him. and the rise was dismissed.
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! THE BURNING ORGAE.-Our readers NAV RI
collect mn account published some weeks SINCE tai en-
from thea French papers, Of an accident, in Co, SO.
gnence OF which, the organ Of the church of ST.
Eustache, chef d'auyre Of and valued at about
| 800 900 francs, became prey TO the faInes.
judicial inquiry into the Causes OF this accident,
establishes the fact, thai IL caused by the fall of
lighted candle end into mass Of threads and thin
pine boards which made par, Of the instrument, from
whence u was impossible 10 draw il. This little
cause, the results 81 which we're 40 fatal, was i'm
puied to the imprudence of Mr.. Barker, a Muster
workman belonging to the house Of distinguished
organ maker, and himself one VI The most experienc.
ed and distinguished artists in his profession He
found himself compelled before the flames
which he was unable 10 control, but he did not dessi
from his efrts until he had been reached and srr,-
| ously injured by the ere. The courageous and des-
era.e efforts made by bin, the wounds he received,
the preJudces in his favor artist and u work.
man, created the most lively interest for HIM, but
were not sufficient to relieve him from all respbnSi-
bhly. tie WIS summoned to appear before the
Court under The acousaiiOn Of Involuntary inceDdar-
ism The ollewing account Of the accident and his
situation at the time given IN reply 10 the usual
questions, making part Of the legal examination.
His name ID CHARLES Sparkman Barker, n native
Of Bath, England. AN organ maker and thirty five
years old He de-crited the mecianicism Of the or
gan Of Saint Eusache contained in the lower sio-
ry oil the organ case, and arranged in sort Of dark
chamber, where il 10 Impossible TO work without q
light. "I'he Saturday which preceded the event."
said he, g" had tuned the Organ but pressed by time
had reserved for The following Monds, changes
which III ,ught necessi-y To be made before Christi
mas. On the afternoon e Dec. 18th. went to the
church with one Of the workmeR al our establishment
Besides him WAS accompanied by The man who has
the care Of the holy water, Tho sometimes assists in
blowing the bellows. When had entered the organ
case found had need Of u turning vice. I sent
my assistant TO seek one At a neighlsuring church
where had other warkmen employed in repairing nm
organ. IT, the meantime ! occupied myself with
some repairs which could he made without the vice.
i was provided with . piece Of candle, which had
placed in candIesiick which had brought from the
wo kshop for the purpsse."
"rhe work I had to do consisted in drawing out
stops and replacing them by others, IN part Of the
mechanism which 10 under my care. To reach this
PsH VI tho works, was obliged to lis down on
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot

The Senate. in Executive session to-day, confirm
ed all the nominalnSs made by Mr. Polk, including
Gen Armstrong, OF Team. Consul to Live, pool |;
and John Davis Of Pa. as Surveyor of the Port Of
Philadelphia. 1.-THE other cpnfs'naions we're Of mi
nor sharac,er. Some additional nominations (smaIl
uliices) were made.
regret to hear that the ,silaation Of Mr.. Senator
Bates, Of Mass rs very precariomI. His disease il
the same that carried off Gen. Warrison four years
ago. Hi. family are here with him
The officers OF the Navy now in this city, waited
upon Mr. Bancroft to day, in body, and the usual
courtesies took place between them.
It's certain that no removals will lie made during
the session Of the Senate. As as IIe racancics
now existing are filed up, the Senate will ADJOURN
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prO THE PUBLIC The Ladies' MIssiun-
AIRY Sewing Society Of Christ Church Parish, in this
city, take this meih"d respectfully Of informing the
community at large, that they purpose 10 offer for
sale haBd:as,e aolIeel"n "l fancy and useful #,ii
clcs, al the Warerly House. on Wednesday,, Thurs
day, aud Friday nights, the 26th. 9th and 2sih inst.
The proceeds Of the SALE after dedncing the neces-
sary expenses attending it. " i'll he snfrey appropriate
tel to the support Of City Missionary, who wall
preas! the Gospel 10 oil who my he disposed 10 VI.
tend his seryirss, "wi,hnut money pnd WITHOUT
prices" md devote large portion ofhs time in Wis.
lting the sirk and desiiIpe without regard 10 De.
noIninatonal distinctions, In every part of The city
aud relieving their wants, both spiritual and ie"r
poral to the iull Of his ability. II Is intended
that he will spend e entire year Ia the city. ind es-
pecial, the sickly season. A Clergyman well quail
6ed for ardunu, enterprise is expected here in
the course Of tho ensuing spring. AT least, no efnrs
viii he epared, Hnil such person be procured. TIE
difficulty Of procuring person willing. aud properly
qualified TO engage in such work, may perhaps. &C.
casion DELAY.
In view Of an object SO purely benevolent and lbe.
raj, it is believed thai An appeal TO religious com.
munity like ours, pin,erba for its erality to all
good erks, is wholly unnecessary to induce them to
encourage the ladies la heir noble and responsible
undertaking, by their presence and substantial ~,
port. nhl9
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MARINE NEWS.
Port OF NIobiIe--Maroh Al, 1s45.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Hriy Welumpka, Fowler, for New York by ] C. RYAN
srhr Pea. Atwood. for Cardenas. Cuba by LeBnron
schr Elizab.'d Ann Caro-, for Pensacola, by master
ARRIVED.
Aus. ship Saviana, 'ndich I'm Marseillss To Clason
& yiss.
Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, fn New Orleans.
Steamboat belle Poule, Johnson ron Aberdeen with
43e bales cotton,
Steamboat Montgomery, Bullard from Wedmpka
with 1910 bales cofon
Steamboat New World. Bryan, FIN Montgomery, with
1890 bales cotton.
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CONSIGNED x q

Per steamboat Fashion, from New oreans-M Wa
ring u CO; Jswitl Fry, Bliss d GO; COOK d co;
Finlay co; Rugeey, Mann CO; Col Phillipsi Taylor
q McRae; NJ Steisoni DeForest Morris q Coz II Hu.
Der; T n t.heeyeri Graham a SOM + Miller & co;
Rix. Kendall e. co.. VIM II Redwood; Humphres, Walsh
4. co; E Hoskns Mallory Ross Blocker 4 Hidden; De-
M
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DE Mist RY.
DIR. LEES NERXlNE will give |

- ID n N u Il h T.
hR. LEES NERVlNE viii give immediate re
~ lief 10 the most acute ToorH AcHE, when il
proceeds from an exposed nerve. II will also en-
iireiv destroy the nerve thai the Tooth may be
plugged and again become useful. without any pain
whateyer. The Nersne is perfectly free from every
thing injurious I" the organization Of the tooth or
that will dscUlor il. Oh
Cer.ifca!er Of its efficacy, from some Of the mosi
respectable ciiizens, may he seen at the OFFIcE,
southeast corner Of Royal and Dauphin-slreets, over
Gregory's Exchange, entrance on Royalst.
u Every operation in Denial Sui gerry perforn,ed
uno" the latest improved principles and warranted
In last. ml2l 9ltf
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Mr.. CHATFIELD, IA former Speaker OF the New
York House Of Assembly, has been enjoying his own
poslhumons honors. Reports Of his death we're re-
cei,ed in Albany, and The House. Immediately in-
tending thus IN The words Of the motion for adjourn
men, ''to pay the ordinary and deserved tribute oil
respect TO the memory Of Mr.. l.. 5. Ehatfed." His
death was announced with short euogy upon his
character, by Mr. Van Schoonhoven, aho moved the
adjournment. Letters RECEIVED Albany the sar,t
day, after the adjournment, prove that Mr. Chalhelt
WAS not dead nor even III.
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The Glube of the 18Th SAYS, thai all The nominal
lions reported from the committees have been con-
tr,ned by the Senate. Among them ale ALExAN-
DER II. EVERETT. Commissioner 10 China, and
Mr.. JEwETT, Charge to Peru or Chill.
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The Richmond Enquirer of the llih, says;-l'
being understood that the Presd nj will nj Tie pres
time. send in nominations 10 I'LL rdea"ess alone,
it is thought that the Senate will adjourn III lew
DAYS
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CARDENAS-Peg sehr Peru-70472 feet lumber.
NEW.YORK-Per brig Wetumpka-5s2 bales cotton,
do deer skins SO hides cks old copper, do, 70 bxs,
2 bales, Is bbls mdse.
PENsACoLA-Per schr Elizabeth Ann-ass'td mdse.
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Mr.. BATES, U. s. Senator from Massachusetts
is dangerously i'll at Washington.
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9o-Our usual weekly review of the market on
letter aud newspaper sheets, will be ready at Inc
customary hour tomorrow NOR ming.
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MOBILE
Friday Morning, March ii, Is46
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

A meeting of he Democratic party Of the county
of Mobile, will he held nj the Court House on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING next. al hall pNat o'clock,
Cor the pun pose Of appointing Delegates to the State
Convention, 10 be held at Tuscaloosa the LIST Mon
day in May next, 10 nominate IA candidate ior Gov
ernor Of this State.
The meeting will also take into consideration the
proprieiy Of calling District Convention, 10 nomi'
nate Candidate Tor Congress in this District.
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469,65s
Making an annual balance Of
FL ,S04,97I

ASouND MISDA RARE THIEG.-I "once saw -
saws Mr. Cecil. "this subject forcbIy illustrated. A
matchmaker told me that IA gentleman had pui an ex
qusite watch infn his hands that went irreguiarIy -
Il perfect piece OF work as was ever made.
lie touk Il TO pieces and put il together again TWEEN
~ ,imes No manner ef defect to be discovered
aud yet The watch went infoierably. Al last il
struck hin that possibly the baianee- wheel might
have been near magnet On applying nesdIe TO
he found his suspicions true. The steel work 10
the other parts Of the watch went well rs possible
with wheel If the soundesi mind be magne-
tied by any predelction, il must ACT rreguarY.''
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zeal against The doctrine that TkxAs oagh 10 Be re-:
fused, because California is becoming American,
and Mexico will make war, lest Texas should infect
California with notinns Of independence. The de-
mocracy of the United States, at least, will neyeu
agree that ii shall be principle Of this government
TO esis the extension abroad Of the moral influences
nf nnr own sNsiem Of government.
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Nor UNDERTAKING. tRENCh The case oil
valuable books sent by Vnie,urre 10 our GOVERN
rnent was marked "AS Goup yamfi des Efats Uas -
contemporary says that had il been labelled elm
ply "For Uaeie San.' they would not bare been sold
II the Custom House.
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1THE FRENCH LANGUAGE Mem.A. Cspr

NfHE FRENCH LANGUAGE-M ~ns.A. GsDE-
Troy is nov ready to nrgnnize classes in
French, alter new system 81 his "wn. aad also
par'l, alter the Robrrisonian system. Far terms,
NC. apply to G"defroy NJ his recitation room.
CONT street, No 81. from 10 u'clrck With Pn.
Ladies will be p"ncinaly attended to AT their resPsst
tive residences. -
N. B.--Mons g. firm his long experiene< 10 able
10 e~ch learners from any French system whatever,
and will always @ndeavor .uit the taste VI his px.
pills fiis zeal and nnrtmirrd attention, he hsres
will secure for him share Of former patronage.
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AeEKcY OF THE MUTUAL sArK1Y Tvs. Go. !

A"EFCf OF THE MUTUAL SAFETY ms. In.
Mobile, 22nd Jan. 1645.
DRINTED Certificates of Insurance on !.tss
Il 'heet are issued from this AGENcr on Marine
Risks for Cotton hence for Noriher. ports and Eu.
rope, with an order the President Of the COMPANY
in New-York, fnr such sums or amounts ~ NAV IL
case OF loss became due, in The manner ~ ia
separate Policy had been issued the ofice ia New
York. ROnERT =. BUNKER, Aeent,
corner Of Royal and ST. Fsaacis-sis.,
anzz 4ot ~ up Sixirs.
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FOR GAINESVILLE AND VIENNA.
= e. ~ The new Steamboat NEW FRA,
y. W. L,les, will leave for the above
and n in lermedRie landings, on SATURDAY, 22ad
March, ut 5 o'clock PM.
For freight or passage apply On hoard or to
mh2l nj. WARING & CO. SO Froni.si
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BREkcHK BAN AT MoBnE,)
A,r..t, cA,l, fQAE

" BRAkCHK BAN AT MOBHE,)
March 10Th, tS45. {
hEBTORS to this Bank, residing in Mob, he
- county. whose debts are cassed bad. doubtful
or Gnknown are hereby informed that the un,iersRn.
ed, agents t"r this c""ny now ready AT their Of
fling or compromising said debts. An s"ch PROPOSE.
tlons are To be addressed ns and the sanction Of
the Board Of Directors is afterwards requisite 10 the
final settlement Of the debt.
This notice is gwen TO those concerned that further
costs and trou lie may be avoided
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

Mons. A. GorEFRoY, 4 French genieman now
residing in Mobile. wns engaged during the hast year
in giving instruction in his NATIVE language, In rlHss
Of Young ladies' in the city Of Tuscaienra. Rsine ore
of his patrons there, ] hecamr acquainted with his
method Of nsiruciion and Witnessed the ra, id mo.
gress made by his pupils. ] take pleasure in s,stimg
Of Mr.. 6o,eiroy'r method Tin part d~sised by hiw-
sell thai j, 10 superior to any oiher ] have ever
known nsed. His diligence in attending to the ia
communicate n Knowledge of the language h. pre-.
esses to teach. deserves the highrs, commendxtsn.
milo S5cmo le3 THOMAS y. KING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

Tar CAHlEtr. Afhu confirmation Of Mr. BAN.
bfoh, To be Secretary Of the Navy BY 40 uhaniribhs
Vote has given great satisfaction. Inc talents Of
Mr.. B., his purity ia private llie' ms usefulness IN
The col',ical held ali make him meritorious and;
M one halter than 10 the eloquent historian, could
the Navy be entrusted. The department VIII base
nm efficient head the Navy viii have an enthusiastic
friend, and lis affairs will find an honorable ana alih-
fal adviser, in all emergencies. ne ah'ne'' mus
| ronpleted, presents Nm unprecedented array OF tai
ent and strength all sections Of the couary are well
and there every reason 10 believe that
Mi its ,n,erekts will find fair full and an equal
protection -[Fhihdelpha Sentinel
PrRJuRy ON ELECTION FRAUUs.-Edward
| McMnnn, another Of the persons charged by Judge
Leonard as having committed perjury IN ms evidence
before the cnn,mitee appointed TO investigate the
election frauds IN this Stale, was arrested Yesterday
and held TO hail in the sum oil slUVO LOT MS appear
ance for Iral.--[N. o. Crescent Iny'
STEAMBOAT BgRET.-The steamer Beeswlne
was destro, ed by fire The l7.h INST. l't'e he
low Port Hudson. There were l'o oa,e. u co.loi
hurnt. The passengers and crew I"itn '"e eScfP
ton Of cabin bow we're all saved IN. o. Tres
cent City
| TEXAN CHARGE D'AFFAJREs-Gener Don
elson. our Minister 10 Texas. arrived IN this cit.
Yesterday in the steamer Yorktown, and VIII pro
coed on 10 Galveston with all possible despatch.-
IN. o. Jeffersohan, Of Tuesday.
IL is proposed 10 divide Wisconsin into two Terri
tories, one TO I've called Superior Territory, "hcl
will embrace an area Of 1870 600 square miles.
TEEGREAT RAcE.-Thc fllo"ng account res
peeiing the race, NoRTH - SOUTH, 10 from thu
Spirit Of the Tis,Ss The Bib inst:
The Grtot Match, SONG : 4 over the Uni"I
. Course, Long Island. in May arSi. lHr s20.OO0 !
side, four mile heats, between Tie North and III
South, IL . ing IN iosi sati>iact", lily. far il
knosW The forfeit on the part Of The South { s.,
O00) has already renrlied this city. and ". expec
letters to day irom Sasanaah. which will definel,
arrange the matter. that the pa, rs gil have on
To make play.
We iesrp by hitter from Charleston, that Mr.
Kirkman's iainnnsa stable, the charge "f MIR
Van Ger, iIn wrii knnaB irDner, left Mobile io
The korh the 26ih nit Also, thai there WA
every probability Of Col. HampIpn's fine stable com
ing on from SoD,, Carolina. under Capt. Stewart
charge. These disInghisbed Tnrfnen apI then
friends will he Rreele,i here with the mos corlia
; and enihu.iasiic reception, The whole Noriher'
Sporting World Is already The qW pirs in rsl"'o'
to the great match. =
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SHIP STORES so bbIs Prime Heel ~
~ 70 bbs Mess Beet, rs boxes cheap Teas II
SO do Navy Bread, for sale by
mh2t T. r. MILLER q co.
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Professor Sillima MS Gs0Ip gteal Lectures.
ECTURE IV.-THIs EyEKING, March 2lsi,
IL at half past o'clock in The Presb, terrain Church
on Government street.
SHtJea-Drsiroying and forming effects Of water
Slraa Of Aqueous origin modified b, Ere ,her d, j.
s0ns, depth, position and uses in architecture, en-
ainrering and agriculture. Limestone and it's ga
verns, its cliffs and sinks the upper Mississippi
Mountains Of Iron in Missouri. with inirusions If
granite and porphyry.
o. Tickets to he had at s w. Aliens Book
Store and nj the door. nb2i
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FOR COLUMBUS AND PLYMOUTH.
= I~s'- p The new, Gs running substantial
EassESk5<s1 ste ,mar ADMIRAL, W. NJ. Webb
ling master, will leave tnr the above and all inferno
dia'e landings on SATURDAY, The 22nd inst At 5
O'Clock pm. 81. .t
For freg ht or passage apply on hoard or TO .
mh2l CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
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{JNED s. RADCLIFFE ia proposed by his
friends as candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court
and will he supported by
febl7 Gil MANY YQTER9.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

CotillOn Party at the Waverly.
M ESSkS. MOULTON h CLARK beg leave
S1 TO announce to the citizens Of Mobile. that the r
Wayerly House, on Monday evening next, The 2a,h
int. Tickets Of adm SION for gentlemen may be
had nj the Office Of the Wayerly, uh2lA
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mh21 Gu

CAUTION.-A draft Of NJ. & $. Lacy, on and
y accepted by Lacy, Terrell b Co., dated June,
1914. aud payable Jan l4ih, lS45, to order Of -
~ 200, has accidentally fallen into the hands Of
person who has no right to 1t aud whn refuses TO
surrender il. The draft 10 a nulliiy, having never
been appropriated to the purpose fur winch il was de-
signed, and will moi be paid by the drawers or ac-
cep,ors. The public are herei, cautioned against
trading therefor. When the undersigned last raw
the III, which was since iis maturity the blank
(name 10 whom payable) was still unified and no
prot ct has been issued upon il
mi II Gift JN0. ". TERRELL
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FOR MONTCoNIFpY

FOR MONTGOMERY.
p E@ n The steamer MONTGOMERY,
Bulard master, will leave for the
above and all intermediate landings SATURDAY,
22,h March, al s O'Clock Pm. ...
For freight or passage apply On board OF TO
mI2l NJ. WARING 4 co
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TUX NOLOWb AND I'd y NOO II
- ca n The fine fast running Steamboat
GEN. HARRISON, J. II. Estes
master, will depart for the a0ye and Intermediate
landings, THIS DAY, 21st inst, at 8 O'Clock Pm
positively.
For freight or passage apply On hoard or TO
CAMPBELL, OWEN 4 20,
mh2l ~ Front and 10 Commerce 3
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n OST last night heiw Q and II ocluck, three
IL One Hundred Dollar Bila ii the Bank Of Mo-
bile. very liberal reward will he paid for the re-
coverv IL the same application to
mh2O r /. ANDREWS co.
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OST-On Tuesday night at The Ball. n large
IL blue and red Plaid SHAWL, with broad
stripes The finder will please leave il a. this Of
flee r ss- mhZO
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OFFICE OF THE MEKcHAKIs lssukAKcE Co.
Mobile, Janaary IA, 1s45.
VINHE Board ii Directors of this Office have this
Il day declared dividend Of FIVE PER cEsr fbr
the last six months, the capital stuck Of tive hun.
dred and fifty thousand doIlArs-pa, able ss,ockhsla.
ers on and after 18th instant,
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FOR TUSCALOOSA.

= E~ n The fine, fast running steamboa
yzzzzz'ssz=z BOURBON, J. A. Case master, vii
leave for The above and all Intermediate lanlHgs Of
THIS DAY, the 2Ist instant. al 5o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
mh2l MOSES WARING & co.
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4 OsT-Lart night Read PURSE, with a
Asiiver clasp, containing some money. The thanks
Of the and liberal reward will be given IL il
is left at the Apothecares Hall. ,t-t ss.srt
mh2l - - NORTH A. co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

US- JACOB MAGEE is recommended by his
friends, candidate for lhe Office Of County Clerk
Of this county, The election IN August next. mills
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ORPHANS CoVRT, Mobile CO. March Is. ~ a.
Gree" D. E Caller, d deceased = he hereby
tate ofGrren D. Caller, deceased. has this dsy hesa
duly declared ,nsolven, nv M order Of the Honorable
the Orphans Court, Mobile county, and that The
fret Saturday in May nrxt has h-en appointed by
the Cauit, when Theophus l.. TuaImin, Execstor
oiile lstt " III and Testament, a. the ssid Green D..
Caller. deceased, shall mxke settlement sf bj, ss-
counts, when all perscna interested. may attend Il
they think proper SO To do. At,esi-...-.-s ~
mills Ell d. THOMPSON, Clerk.
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noGf. B J. HARRISON has returned 10 ~
~ city His Office (ss heretoioEe) IL ii The Drug
Store Of +. WALSH, s6 Royal street, fsblS .
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01-We are requested TO announce EDWARD B.
GALE as candidate for Clerk Of the County Court
III the ensuing election. mill
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A MEXICAN AGRICILTURIsT-The ,hi,d
n number far March. 1s45. is this day ssceisfd.
Subscribers will please call and Rt, their r"piss
mill ~. CATS, Agrai.
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TEAS-Superf rhine favored Gunpowder and Impe
Il rial Teas in IA, lS, and 2 ID caddies, just re
ceiyed and for sale by -.
WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM. 7
mh2l -.ra Srocers, SO pauphin street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-21

NOFFEE-2O0 Lags Rio; 20 do Mocha : =
~ 100 bags Mnracaibo; SO do Old Govt Java.
In store and for sale BY
mh2I 7i.tla SMITH, DABNEY a. co.