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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

t1A. RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE. -
 sJS The subscriber offers his plantation with thousand acres of hand fnr sale. IL situated the Alabama river. about 65 niles hy land and 10 hours run for n steamboat from Mobile. f'5 acres are cleared and 300 under fence; a good wood yard; a comfortable dwelling al the yard; gln house; barns and negro houses, all framed There can be cleared in one field 100 acres of good swamp and up land ThIs plantation would sui any lI,ing in Mobile There Is Il he ,liy -unner retreat within 23 miles of the plantation Fnr further particulars. apply 10 u
 E. :ioIt M lJile [rny4I WI. WALLER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

HKst FOR SAI.E-A valuable Plantation in Mon " roe cnun,, five miles below Claiborne, on lhe Aab,ma River. l' cnlgins lO50 acres, of which, braces ridge of lng leaf pne laad. afnrdIng d healthy and convenient site for a residence within two miIrs ni lhe rive Gin House with new iur- ming works, an Screw Press have been recently erected There a,e accommodations for or 10 fmIrs If Nrgrors, Corn Houses, &c. McGiris' Greek runs hr ugh the mi lille "f the tract, with \ stream suif ienIl. ahun Ian, fnr Grsl Mill. 1hs land bordering lhe river, and for considerable dis tance oi [, known l., Inc productive high land any m the neiehborh"h In lS42. 20D acres cui. vated by 24 hani', yelird l40 bales If i0D hs each If not sold prlvae sale before the llth of Janar, next, il will, on that da, be roli at public asctIon in EiubIrne For price an terms, lpply To
 R'VES B,TTLE N t'D Mobile. or novSD 2IotE Il N ALLEN CG ''ii h'r"-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

A MEXICAN PATENT tLATE wiNU'W "A GLA>S-In point of smooihness of surface, weight of meal, thickness and strength, his lass is much superior to the French any other Glass in use. Builders and others desi,ous of having spleRdid Glasses al comparatively low prices are respectfully invited to call and examine this article. full assortment of s,zes just received and for sale
 dec25 byI c. DUBOSE s CO.,, 39 Wafer-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. TNHE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- NY of HARTFoRD, COIN con,iuue to insure buildings oi Brick or Wood and their contents, in he ely of Mobile and it's yicnties, against loss or damage by fire. Also to take marine and river rlsks the mpst favorable terms.
 The Agent of this Company has full power and aurhorit, adjust and pay all losses that may occur, as soon the requisite proof of the same is subnii led to him, without reference of the claim To the of fee in Hartford. which gives the agency all the ad- vantages of local institution, in settling losses with prompiness. JON. c. RYAN, Agent,
 oct2l St. Michael st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

SALAMANDER SAFES--The subscriber, agent ~ of the Manufacturers for the sale of the above Fire Proof Safes, is prepared to furnish them of any size suitable for offices seamboats. Those wish ing @ purchase, are requested to examine them, with the certificates, from those who have tested them. JOHN PHILLIPS,
 dec25 corner Conti and Wa,er-streets.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03
DRUGS & NEDICINES.

II x ; : :: $
 will find it tn ther advantage to cal on the subscriber before purchasing elsew he,e.
 T. WALSH, Druggist, 36 Royal.st. N B.-Prescr,ptipns prepared with care. noy25
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

LNRESH DRUGS-Now opening al the Pianter'S " Drug Store, an extensive assortment of Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery Brushes, Paints, Oils, Glass, etc, comprising every article in the line that can be called for, of the best quail ties, and at the lowest prices.
 ncx- S;o, oft,. RI MoPTAu
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

NEW BOOkS7-Anastasis: or the doctrine O the Resurrection of the Body, rationaly and scriptnray considered, by Georgs Bush, Professor of Hebrew, New York University, 1 vol. 12mo.
 Revolutionary Orders of Gen. Washington, issued during the year l77S, 80, '8l and s2 selected from the MSS of John Whiting, Lieutenant and Adiutant of the 2nd Regiment. Massachusetts Line, and edit. ed by his son Henry Whiting, Lieutenant Col U. States Army, l vol Seo.
 The American House Carpenter: a treatise upon Architecture, Cornices and MouIdings, Framing, Doors, Windows and Stairs, together with the most important principles of Practical Geometry, by k. G. Hatfield, Architect; illustrated by more than 300 engrayings.
 Oraces from the Poets, fanciful diversion for the drawing by arolne Gilman
 "The enlhusiast Sybil there divinely taught,
 Writes on loose foliage inspraton's thought
 She sings the fates. and in her frantic fits,
 The notes and names inscribed to leaves com
 Elegantly hound in silk; gilt edges. imits"I
 Elements Of Logic. together with an Introductory View of Philosophy in general, and d preliminary l2mO.
 Praed's Poems-The Poetical Works Of Win. thrUp Mackworth Praed, now first collected by Ru- fus W. Griswold, vol. l2 mo.
 For saleb J. Nj. SUMWALT & CO.,,
 decs0 Booksellers, 36 Dauphn-street. M OBlLE COAL YARO-oE WATER Roy VI Al STREETS, adjoining z. c. CENTER g.
 PEACH ORCHARD COAL, loose and in hhds, con. taining half ton. In
 REDAND WHITE ASH CoAL, loose and in hhds, containing half ton.
 CAssLL COAL, loose and in hhds, containing half ton.
 LIVERPOOL ORRELL COAL, m hhds, containing half ton. ff4.
 LEHiaH COAL, for Foundry use.l
 PITTSBURGH AND VIRGINIA COAL, for Black smiths use.
 The ANTHRACITE and BirUMINoUs GOALS are of the best quality, selected for the of families, and will be delivered consumers by the ton half ton and hhd, ree of drayage) at the lowest market prices. ..t.f
 0o- box for the reception of orders is placed al the Register and Journal Office and George Wood wards Arcade. Orders deposted in either place will receive immediate attention. Orders rcceIved
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

.<zA FOX RE Nr-S-vrra large and conyenl' ni E3, nh,ts, at the f,ot of ConIi street, lronting on onmrrce and Front streets, over the s Ire Oi the subscriber, will be rented low from the first oi November, if applied fnr immediately
 augl6 ]. II. RIVERS. & co. aIA FOR SiLE-A Plantation situated on ihe I Al,b, aa River, l2 miles below Claiborne. For particular. apply To
 nny6 EDW C. CENTER co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

TWO SHIP VI A> TE.ko ANB D r.~i .N.-l.., - We have now ready ihe f.iln siug vesseis for lhe pnrp 'se of Lighiermg and Watering Vessels that are may i've in 'hs i'av. They shall be permanently employed in 'hat business:
 Slo p Vevillia. ..l , ,h. Mt. h,.;,s., Sch:. Ja.nes Conner ." "o ''"'e' "'' Schr. Lady R. Barr.
 ScIir. Patapsco ....
 Schr. Swan ....... in the LishIering business Schr. Marquis. ...
 Sloop Amelia. ......
 oct2l AUSTIN & HARDY
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

SsA OFFICE T RENT-The co,nnud lous i.. room the Drug Store of the stIbscrib-rs, corner nf Dauphn and Rn,a streets, will be rented till Isl My. lt IS exc -llent location for phl sicih's or la"y-r's office, for any purpose requir ing central situation.
 oci25 ,SEIY & TUCKER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

MOTHERS' RELIEF-Doctor H. Gates IS the MI agent for the sale of this invaluable medicine in the city of Mobile. He will be constantly supplied with the Genuine Mothers Reief.
 09- Observe-None genuine unless signed
 aug I9 c. A. BARTHOLICK. & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIX E ANSGhANCE. NHE NEW-YORK EQUITABLE lNSUR- \ RANGE COMPANY continue 10 take risks al ihe usual rates of premium agalhs loss daHiage b, fire, in buildings and merchandise, cotton in houses. etc.. in Mobile and vicinity
 LAMBERT SUYDAM, President. JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary.
 Directors.
 Abm. c. Thompson, Silas Holmes, Lambert Suydani, Shepherd Knapp, Robert T. Smith, Christian H. Sand, Paul Spoford Henry Yates,
 Harvey Weed, Peter A. Hargous, James E. Cooley, Robert A. Robertson, Loseph Bouchaud, John c Jones, John F. Nesmth, George Rapelye, Joseph w. Duryee, Henry Rowland. James 0 Ward, James Gillepsie,
 Gardner A Sager. All losses and damage promptly adjusted and paid. unv22 PAP F. B. CLARK, Agent. Al Water st. Sun Mutual Insurance Co. of New York. fu'HE subscribers having been appointed agents Il for lhe above company, prepared to take Mari ,e anI River risks on Cotton and other Mer- rhandise, and snlicl from their friends a share of their business. The principle of Insurance upon which this Il- st,tuiinn is founded, returns the insured the by ihew
 The bieh standing of the company is sure guar nntee io parties doing business with them that all losses w,ll be promptly adjusted. dec12 JAMES MAGEE & co. 66 Commences -si.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03
ELihUAsD SARAH soUTHMAYD.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 4th, 1S43. MHssRs. s.SAsDS-Gsntiemcn:- have used your extract of SarsaDsrilla since it's introduction into this city. It gives me pleasure to state have found il to answer my most san2uine expectations. 1 be- liese il to be hest preparation of that valuable article now in use.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

AA HOUSE TO LET-The two story brick ta.I house m Church, near Joachim street. The house is new and has every convenience for small family Part of lhe furniture. which has been in but short lime, would be disposed of Apply
 decl0 ARCH'D ORACLE, 26 St Fmncia-si
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

<A FOR RENT-Two offices the End story Es3 of the store corner of Water and Si Louis
 W. F. BLACKLER, nov26 or to H. C. PEABODY.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

<zA FOR RENT-rwo desirable DWELLINGS .s::H --one situated on Conception street and the other (brck) on St. Joachim, Dauphin street. Rent low. Apply 10 P. B. TAYLOR,
 deci2 in Hagan's Buildings.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

T ARD-Just received lot (Schooly & Sons, II new family Lard, for sale by
 dec20 M. ROBINSON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03

NEW BOOKS-The History of the Purtans, "a " Protestant Nonconlormists from the Reforma ton in 1877 to the Revolution in 1888, comprising account of their principles by Dan'l Neal, Nj. A.. with nine portraits on steel; vols. svo.
 Travels in Egypt, Arabia Petra, and the Holy Land; ny the Rev. Stephen OIin, D. D., with 12 illustrations on steel; 2 vols. Svo. For sale by
 decl0 $. W. ALLEN, 2S Dauphn-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03
PATENT MEDICINER.
SPENCER'S PILLS.
 f A PUBLIC BLESSING.

h As n family medicine 1t is lnequalled EE E and Is all powerful n removing bilious ,z and other complaints arising from the Arrangement of the alimentary ducts ....l .... ( IL LI .--
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-03
pG Sign ofthe BLUE MORTAR.
 nE AID Q. fNh

deci7 corner of Dauphin and Water. streets UTINES-The subscriber has received con w signment from Messrs. Bunker& < Go. New cases of one dozen each. These wines offered for sale with full guarenty of their gennneness and quality. RoeERr s. BUNKER.
 declS corner of Royal and St Francis-streets TTNO THE PUBLIC-The subscriber would n- | form his friends and ihe public generally that he has hand and wlll be constantly receiving from the northern cities, constant supply of articles in his line of business which he offers low prices.
 deeISUw r. WALSH. Druggist, 26 Royal-st
 N. B.--Prescriptions prepared with care. NRESH GARDEN SEED-Daiy expected per G ship Celia our customary fall supply of FRESH GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS, embracing grea variety, which warrant 10 be of the best quality and o, this years growth.
 dec16 MOSEi.Y X TUCKER. Druggists. NNT HITE LEAD-'rhr undersigned wlll be con. w staully supplied with ihe above, from the well Known u,anuf,rtory oi Messrs. A. 5. x E. Roberts A Co.. Philadelphia. which they offer low to lhe trade for cash time.
 aov23 JAMES SANDS 4 co. DRAGGING and ROPE kD 35b pieces R,gglng, in 100 and 50 ,d. pieces
 250 coil. Rope. of ihe we known Maysville brand. banding from steamers Fash,on and Creole aud for sale al reduced prices by
 decl2 F W. McCOY & co ,ss Con-st IEAr-3 $50 bales, for sale by 4 ' ses2s 222 A. KREbs, 7e c0m sl
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
DIED,

On Saturday. 2e,h inst Mrs. CATHARISE CRANE,
widow OF The late Jno. c. Crane, aged 81 years.
Her friends and those OF her adopted parents MY Hd
Mrs VIM Butler requested 20 attend her ianeal rom
her late residence 3.3 Hudson ST. on Monday 3st mt o.
III O'Clock A. NJ without further invitation Her REMAINS
wi. be ;aker, 10 Ezabethtown, y. j. for ntermen'.
Elzabethtown papers peaAe copy ,,.,1,
On Saturday. the 29;h Inst. Mrs. Am y T. "ne Oh fu-
win $ Sturges in the 25th year OF her age.
Her remains viii be taken 10 Hydo harE 'hs iaoiIs
for interTneni .rn1cr,
In Charlest ton, S c. or Coed Friday, Rev PATRICK
T. KENNY OF the Diocese Of New-York, IN the 21t ear
OF his age. 49,
29th. VIM. Dryden, &c; wm. Weaver, II Mrs. hGs'e'
Starr 54 Caroline 3. daughter OF Jacob j. Roome L.
2ath, George r Aen printer. Sc; Newell Bracket; d.
At Fu;cnville, Montgomery Co. 18Th ins ant CaIone
daughter OF Geo. ID. Furgeso, Esq and consoTt oil N.Y. W.
A. Mears in the 27;h ear Of her age.
Al f:!oornirgaae n. J. 9th Mrs. Ann Doid. 23
At Skanea;eles. z3i. Thomas Dove Of England, 3D.
AT Fort Johnston 18th, Grace Ann, consor Of Dr. Alex
F. Suter, Z. :. A.
In Guildha Vt, the 18th inst, Gen. Seth Cushman'
aged about 60 years lie long distinguished member
of the bar in that region.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

TOR Commercial and Money Matters, see Last fagsl
SATURDAY +. ".
The tendency of the Stock market to-day was
downward, and the fances fell OF.
There is good supply Of foreign bills, and the
week with active demand for the steamer OF the
lst of April We quote London lO9i 1893 Paris -
as 30, Amsterdam 39i 30; Hamburg 35s S5A; Ere
men 693 70l.
The National Bank has declared dividend OF 3
per cent for the last months, payable the 10th OF
April.
The following table will show the estimated
revenue Of and expenditures Of the Canals OF
this State for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1885:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
MARRIED: :

AT Fonda the 18th inst by Rev Daniel F. Page Mr:
David +. Reese. Ex-sherf of Schenectady county TO
Miss Sarah NJ Quackepbush Of Fonda
AZ Albany. 26th. wm p Higgins to Besey Sarge ant Of
Andover, Mass.
At Bal.toa, 2e,h, Benjamin Hill 10 Eliza A. Clark.
AT Ciica 18TH Jesse Beardsley Mary Ann HartaTay
AT Ogdeusburgh 2otb, Thomas c. Atcheson to Maria l.
Gardner
At Poushgeepsle 26th, wm. II. Dearn to Sarah Hasa-
man.
At CatskiI 23i, Dr. J. II. A. Graham to Esther Thorp
oath, Thomas Jackson Sarah W. Van Loaa
AT O5wego 23i, j. Fisk 10 Christina Burst.
Al Troy 10Th wm II. Bsnesteel 20 Mary Ann Ncslnn-
Us John Aso. 10 Mrs. Sally Skeil Stephen d. Clark TO
Phebe Keith.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
uz,cwRazSeDz-
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In ship s. Patrick tram Lirepcol-Capt. Conway Of
Quebec, VIM Psnand anu lady o y. York, Albert Brown
do and al in the s;eerage.
In Packet ship AShturton from Lire1pool-Mr SPEEDING
and lady of Brooklyn Mr. j. u Lent, Mr Ioser OF New
York $50 steerage, 10 horses and poneys. -
In slap Aas0n from CIVLston-Mrs Hatch and child
Captain Mandue late OF brig Camilla MessFs Henrietta
Gowen Desraw, Cnoc., and II steerage.
In 5urqQe Autumn trcm IdrGO.-Capt Brown late Of
shp Hannibal of New London and four shpwrccked sea-
men Of the schr b tsey.
In brig Wilson Fuller from Sdrdnndh-J Goodwin <
Iady II Marrice J Hayes il ilurlbert and steerage.
iastip 81 James from LoadoR-wm John Woodhead Of
y York, and 90 in the stcerage.
Ia lie schr PdtreHt from NataQtd'-HIr VIM Hutch
jnson late chief officer OF bark John winthrop wrecked
of the Harbor of MatanZas.
N BRIG Caroline Clark, from 0rsaHS-Munsou and
IN 5yfg Htd,Tca sn. oporo-ssnora Spencer, General
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
nENTAL SIrRGERY

DODGE Il PAKAlELE, No a Bond-s,reet, New-York.
~ and Pennsylvnna Avenue, Washington, D. = respect
fully tender their professional 10 the irendS and te
public aud all who require The advice and skill OF the
erl.;cncrd end practical Dentist call them learn their
terms their claims 10 public confidence and pa
hcy would particularly call attention their Patent nae
thoI Of fastening artificial teeth when set gold Plate
aud Washington. The prominent advantages OF tins
mode Of fastening the following Ii saves t aln al
attendant upon the uEos Al 81 The roots OF The front
rrth aud makes those oNs highly useful fastening the art-
them always much less troubles murh more useful as
the process OF mastcaiOn than the coui-
mode 3 IL renders 1t 10 remove ana replace me
teeth which together with the peculiar simplicity ol the is
tenngs enables the keep them always clean The
great Improvement secured by this patent needs but to os
IN order be UNDERSTOOD and 90 be used TO be appreciated
has received the apFsJblouo OF some OF the most
ed Dentists the counry and universally commenced DY
Ia who have ayailed themselves Qi rs 2druhlats
Hereafter Smith DOpuE will devote ms entire attention
70 III. Office & BondS " wnle the Junicr Partner VIII
attend 10 the business Washington Mr. Dodge bess leave
10 call attention the Following recommendation from the
Hon Slss Wright late the l. = Senaie aud now Govern
o' O' VIC We,HISGroS D. C. Feb. Is. 1913.
Or J. Smith Dodge upon MS ARRIVAL w 4slngton 20 open
an Office Dentist, presented 10 me letfs rom S
-ra friends \eSi Ork OF the highest rsspectln1ity ana
standing containing strongest .ld most favorable iestc;
us both a. to the excellence c his pirate characirr anu
his superior professional qraliic,oGS lese satisfactory
ey ences of the aud the D-hs induced me al once 10
epga.c the professional Of Dr. Dodge for ny CIV"
family and y,- and ulyse now Hoie from Irso:
f,or gentleman and Sknl Dentist. THIS testimony IS
thus !rea by me- well obedience to the earnest ,oIcI
tious of respectable and worthy friends New ork VINO
hay. for many I,erl-uc-d the sl and MY ci ie
Doctor his profession, 70 os'n oi ms
sona and professional merit. slLAS WRI"hi'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
S20,7l3.905 So

OF this sum. S3,42626 payable in 1885, und Sa7 so4
1916 total Sd3l3930. II the amount due from the in
solvent Safety Fund Banks tabout s65OO) not made
available the Balance Of means necessary for the payment
OF the debt will be nearly million eight hundred thou
sand dollars, which is greater sun than will probably be
realized from the surplus tolls Of lst5 and lsiC.
The Commissioners have already in their hands between
i've and six hundred thousand dollars Of the stock reln
bursabc in January 1896 which purchased during the
last year with tie surplus canal tolls The total amount OF
canal stock purchased the sinking fund.- aud redeemed
ON account OF the original contracted for the consruc-
on Of the Erie and Clampan canals during the fiscal
wear is Ss7942l 6S
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
GLASS.

$50 BQ&ES CRfSIhL SiF;El OlAso, .o,,.
SPLENDID article for Show Windows aud Gases, COM
"A png large Of szes from 2i 30 TO s4>is.
Ius, received per Syisi- De Grssse from Hsyro
The above Glass believed be- superior 20 any Cyndrr
Glass ever imported and ;hr nbcfbers would invite the az
tenon Architects. sash Mlkrls Builders and others VINO
sfe 6ttiag ~ srarra q al examination ~ 1t.
Also 1000 BOXES FULTON CLASS. Of slnale. eitIi
,ilss Tor sale by MORGAN WALKER SMITH,
,,5s ,,siS-od. No. 80 Johnst
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
PINE WAIGHES AND JEWELRY.
TO PuRLISHERS

JNOR SALE-h sngecyndrr Napier Printing machine.
nearly new with all the latest improvements, Registering
apparatus bd 20 bY o. will print 1900 per hour-ean be
had accommodating terms: say g., H. 10 and month''
provided the security ample 80 -.
Or doubl-c ynder machine bed 3i by 80 will print 20o
ser honr The machine is good working order having
Gently undergone thorough repair The will sell ct
th.r of th- above chimes easy terms -,
Also-A double medium perieeting cylinder machnr VIII
priG 5o sets Con both sds hour Any publihsr oi
school books would find lhs a very drsrabe machlneJ
Apply (f by letter postpaid) 20 :,
RlCHNGDS * 60. Printers 30 Ann.n. New-York.
Ps-A don5ie medium Adams press or largs,zed Hand
Press, vii be taken ~ Ialt payment m<' l"ss
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31
FASHION.
pHALoS's FASHION FOR SPRING. Isl
HAIR CUTTING

WITH CLEAN BRUSHES FOR EVERY PERSON.
W t2li Broadway, opposite 81 raul, lIPHAiON prgs
m hair IN e most appropriate STYLE for the being
decided nproy the coniaur Of the person. aud com
binipc comfort with elegance Remember II ~ ihlion who
introduced tho ySeri Of clean brushes by having arsenu-
her 20 that none used second time without cleaning
Fy body feels III. necessity of and they flock 10 Pha-
Ions saloon Zi Broadway where attention Is ai TO
,I. AT of Hair Cutting and Wig making, &c. n3l I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

s,,, S,r,,p,R1lLl-Iow much valuable time and Ia
M wasted the purui, of chimera. In the stiep 20
discover the philosophers stone and more ieeently 70
on md consumed their lives. The course Of
which led the PREPARATION Of s,udss salsapas an
a. Produced one grain OF gold the perpetual motion men have
not out th,ir theory but i-
Sse5x through their invaluable specific have poTieen'
BEEN III. Of restoring to health Thousands OF he
victims OF Scrofula Tumo Cancers A5SceSSes
s Rhsum and other ulcerous and cutaneons affections
For farther particulars and conc evidence o rs suo
nor value and efficacy pomphletI which ay be optaino
Of The pToprieors aud ther agents gratis :.
Prepared aud sold. wholesale and retail by A B. y ID
SANDS Wholesale Drug Ss % Fulton New oIk
SD also al z3 Broadway II East Broadway and by Drug
ri,:s generally throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

Las; week several vessels made engagements ior
10 Liverpool az 5l6d for square bales Yesterday and to-
Gay. however, IL. IS again demanded.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-In Western there was nothing
done 81 - appears 10 nc the highest quotation The
market Is du and sales Of all descriptions OF Western are
coniued to small parcels In southern notice farther
sales OF Georgetown. Rrandywine and Richmond Country
AZ 81 -. Sale. ci Rye Flour superior quality, az 81 So
Corn Meal inactive, with nothing done that We can he
OF. Export, from lst 10 25th March.
w Nicdt rIuuF ,'SI op1s'
GRAlN.-Thc supply ofwhel. very srall, and no de-
mand shows itself Rye is firm and held NJ II cents de-
ve-e with but little doing Northern Oats il at our last
quotations 80 81 cents We observe southern onsr-
ing. Corn Is scarce and in good demand. The sales are
500 bushels Northern i9i cents and $500 do
Jersey az - cents, weight.
HAY.-Ssles 200 bales ut 40 cents.
WHISKY,The market Is steady and scant Of barrels.
TALLow.-There is Inquiry, and sales have bees
made OF 90 200 lbs mostly Country rendered .!
cash.
CAAtwoop-A 10, OF 20 tons superior held a; $50
SEEDS-There Is fair demand for Clover and TIM
! othy. Sales $50 tcs Clover st 81 az cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-03-31

How ARE TUE MIGHTY F.LLES,-MR. AStEL Fso'T1,
ko can tell how much Anse Frost gets for playing second
sdde to such Henry Daley Who raised from want
by the generosity of Com.tock Il Co betfsys Their confidence
s use. MI attempt. Inu,e them Remember The true Pam
Extractor sold emily at PRicEst Il Courtnnds! AZ
ranied the true. under forfeiture Ol slV.