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Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

Reduction i'm the price of Ice.
 A T the Mobile Ice House the price of Ice is tenn "A porally reduced to half cent n pound for all quantities exceeding 10 cents worth.
 The expense of cutting up will make it needlnl to ask for small quantities. For a 3 cent piece there will be given six pounds. For ten cent piece twelve pounds It is hoped the friends and custom CTS of this establishment will hasten to realize the benefit of this low price, which it i. found cannot be cont inued through the season. .
 Per order, THOMAS McNELLIS,
 mh4 SOuKmo Ice House Keeper.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

AND FOR SALE-We offer for sale on favor
 lL able terms, the following LANDS in Wilcox | county, viz Section 22, township I, range east. containing
 6l0 acres more or less.
 Also-Soulh east section 2l, township l4, rangs
 east. I ian1S 42Mnml F.. l. ANDREWS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

A GVANCES-Llberal advances made on ship A ments of Cotton 10 New York, Philadelphia and New Orleans, by
 mhI F. w. Mccoy X co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

TVHE SUBSCRIBERS will make liberal advan- A ces cotton consigned to their friends al the North or in Europe. .-..
 ieb2l l.. E. HONEYMOON & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-08

Steam between New- Ork and Liverpool 1f1resaa The Great Western Sieam Ship
 L<IkdzhL6 Co.'S ship GREAT WESTERN,
 z>ssszsss2see Capt. Matthews. and their iron
 steam ship GREAT BRITAIN, Capt. IIoskens, are
 lninL i s. d,,ri1n fl,e ,ear IHI6 ns Ellnws.-
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

The import trade Of Canada to be yearly dmin.
ishing while the export trade improving This
tanly an evidence Of increased prosperity the balance
If not alreadymus eventually be in favor Of the Cana
das. in their trade with other nations.
The lower House o'the Legislature Of Alabama, has
passed the bill making provisions for the liquidation Of
the affairs Of the State bank and branches It provides
among other things that ss per the debts shall
be collected by the lst of Juneall debts deemed good
and colectabeto be put in suit after that tme the
cent not padaddonal security to be given requr.
ed-the doubtful and bad debts to be placed in the
ofcoectors oragents in the counties where the debtors
vethc personal estate of the banks to be sold for cash.
and the real estate to be sold under the of the
existing law except the sales to be for specie
Gle fundsthe compensation of the officers to remain the
same and 10 be elected as now nraxided hu Iam
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
MIsceIInneou. Recor.,

sH,r sHEFrIELp Capt verplanck: Of The F Fennigau
Ss siss at
thought viii be W" weather a aaas
al. Robert OBJ hs Hrs st
ne scs f%a um Gsr Ss syy De-.
pamen by ,hi: vessel Any letters newspapers may Be
Gay street. Baltimore
Sun, of Boston, Jan q, 90 miles s Of Sandy Hook
81 Charles Of sssdEwsk from Norfolk for Providence
Challenge from Baltimore for Boston, Jan off Cape May
Foreign Ports.
dsp to of
d had had wc her
poSby @ss eSsos T%d Sm s for
M0a!eydf1 Ny ls Hobart Collier snc Do,oh.a vii.
ssE fss: ss Y King arg
pSs
Dec a. Cync.ure, Mscoon, ichiboe touching at Monte
"a , ssaG IS $
Ann reported to be American vessel Of 60
ST JOHN, NIB. Jan so-Arr Merchant. Philadelphia
Home Ports.
PORTLAND Feb 5Cld Blanchard Sargent Cienfuegos; 9Th
SSEwauRSrsssT Seb s.cid Commerce, Short Portland
~. S:sss
Cod sail keep off shore but sustained no DANE
Ss fsH sna~
o Io% SnH % DO Besa G i h, that The WIN Penn
in of steamer The pilot boat Hornet sent below
yesterday by the Insurance Companies inform Sturps
Of the revenue cutter Hamilton the baque distress
on Newbnrypert and him crnise for ten
minutes after being pprsed Of the fact the Hamilton
Caves; John Dunlap Case Jeemie Leonore. Mon Obsrn
Bray and 81 George, Long NOrleans; Roc ocambeau Motive.
ry Porsnd; lincoln Chase do load for Porto Rico Sid
1h Gon, John Caskie Thames Lucy Attil Esther Lau.
rel Union.
GLoucEsrEs Feb sn port British schr from Halifax for
Boston, with hsh probably the Intelligence
wind. ' "'s
HyAHss. Feb 6-Arr Mary Rchardson Savannah for Bos
ton; Friend Bacon and Splendid Howes NYok for do and
rsmain with Compliance Gecian, JOY Wave Lucinda Snow
Porto Rico. and Gladiator.
HoLMEs HOLE; Feb 2-Ar JIa Ann, Bucknam Nyork for
driving storm 5h samThe wind continued to blow
from yesterday afternoon until became heavy gale which
Increased until o'clock when it became violent AT that
rme sch Julia Ann, Of Easlport from New York for Salem
dragged both anchors and ashore She has
Hour and deck load Of mahogany There il five
water alongside and the wind fresh from SW get off
TINS morning not she must discharge her cargo there
Mariner Knowles OF Plymouth. from Boston for Norfolk with
an assorted cargo also dragged ashore and lies nearly high
and dry on the beach She will have discharge nearly ali
er cago to get OH She yesterd afternoon Neither
the Mariner nor the Julia Ann have sustained any damage in
her huls No othr damage has been sustained by the fleet
ne haroor be;des the Mariner two ether chrs
%oeo sss n, s Ses sG hoard In vii
s3 Atas Ihe sid Yesterday but returned afternoon
NORFOLK, FEB 3-No arrivals from to-day; wind WNW
blowing heavy and cold Cid Northerner Davis West
ndes; Douglass Noville, from James River for Rio
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
POKT OE NMW yORIS, FMBRUAKY 10.
Arrived

Ship Celia Thatcher 10 days from Mobile with cotton 10
Durham Dmon. The c is anchor in the Lower Bay
Brig More. Edgar, 10 days from Mobile with cotton to E
Hurlbut Co Had continual gales Of wind during the
driven off the coast in NV gale and comple
Brig Galveston, Blu 8 days from Mobile with cotton 10
Badger Peck Experienced heavy weather during the
passage. e -
Brig Moon, Knudson, days from Charleston with cotton
Schr iedk Fennigan yerpanek with sas rigging and
chains from the wreck OF ship Sheffield. ' ~
Schr Margaret Ann, Godey, days ON Richmond with
mdse, to master. - ~
HelOws
Packet ship Vcton', Stark from London and Portsmouth,
Dec 25, with mdse to John Griswold.
Whale ship John Jay Rogers from Pacific Ocean nth $500
Mobile -"
Sap Allen, Wilson, from Charleston with cotton to G
Sutton.
Sailed.
Brig Emma, Wait, Maracaibo; schrs w Kemptop Osborn
Norfolk; Emma, Cole Baltimore, and others.
70 The harbor still continues full Of drift ice
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
New Stock Exchange.
SALES OF srocxs-Bosror. Feb s.

Hamilton Bank, i09 so City Bank, 90 Boston and
Maine RR (new) ITO; Boston Worcester RR lls4 30
Eastern RR l0s 10 do sol0i 0S Is do l0s so Reading
RR 232; IS do ash
AT AUcrIoN-26 shares Western RR 500 per sh; Is do
Boston and Maine RR old stock 10 adv; 10 do Old Colony
do Mass Cotton Mills, 81 per ct sdv do Appleton Ma
nufacturng Co. 95i per ct do Hamilton Manufacturing
Co. Aper ct adv; 81 do Merchants Bk per Ct adv Al
do State Bank 6o for co. l25 do u States ank 90 per
sh; 81 DO National Insurance Co. $50 for $780, 40 do u
States Ins Co. 5aA bs for 60 do Manuf Ins Co. per
Ct adv; % do Boylson Tns Co. A per ct adv do Hope
Ins Co 81 per do Essex Hosiery Co. $3.50 per s 10
do East Boston Co. $O5 per sh; do Eagle Bank 81 per
Ct adv; do Union Bank. 81 per ct adv do New Eng
land Bank 81 per adv; do Shoe and Leather
Bank, 81 per ct adv; 25 do Reading RR. 2ai per CT
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

Havre, 3c.
HAY-Common qualities OF North River bale sell at 56
55c as wanted Prime is held at 6Oc.
PaovsuoNs Ohio pork prime sells at Ss; mess is held
at $40 l24 There IL very little doing in beef Lard is
scarce and in demands we quote bbls at tic.
WHnKEy-Drudge casks are held at 22c. Western and
Prison bbls sell at 233 a4c The demand for ali is very
moderate
REAL EsTArE-At 8ucfion-F Four lots corner ef Pine
apple and Columbia streets, Brooklyn together 100 feet
on each street. e,o 900
Lot west side of Third avenue, between 9Th
and asth streets, a4l by i?o feet. aIlo
lot 65 hv $50 feet. ooo
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

On the sh instant sAsxLLA, daughter OF William and
Mary Wallace, aged esr, month ana davs
Relatives, friends end acqusintances are r.spectfuv
invited to attend the funeral this day at o'clock from
No. 40 Spring street. ' ~
On Friday, 7th Inst MIR WILLIAM IIorns, senr in the
His funeral will take place IN Monday f. hrua,v IN h
at O'Clock p M from list street and lOtS vn
nue. The friends and relations are respectuiv fsvad
TO attend without further invitation. '"''s'1
Cni ION September, le4t, after short ness we,t
Of The Mississippi AARos LoP, a. formerly of this rv
son oi Samuel Lopez, deceased formerly Of Newport n
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

The exports Of merchandise from this port for January
1s6 compared with those for the corresponding month
in 1884, have decreased both in quantity and value It
will be seen, reference to the table annex that
there has been falling off in the expectation Of beef
butter Candles cotton. -four. hides lard lumber ell
rice, pork, wheat and tobacco, much greater extent
than the increased expectation OF other items.
EXPORTS DISTRICT OF New YORK ron THE
MONTH OF JANUARY, IN THE YEARS l8i3 1914 AND 1896
WITH INCREASE AND DECREASE IN THE EXPORTS ron
JANUARY, 1885, FROM THOSE OF THE MONTH 1874.
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. Z, l845
look upon the Texas question as virtually set
tied, for the present session of Congress that is
so far prejudged as to lay the matter over, until
the new administration shall come IN. The ultra
Texas men, of both Houses of Congress, will be
opposed to Mr.. Benton's new bill and, admitting
that it will pass the Senate, by decided vote,
there are sufficient anti Texas men in the Lower
House, who are against all propositions for annex
ing Texas, now, to defeat, in conjunction with the
ultras, any tangible measure at present. This re-
suit must not be looked upon, by the true friends
Of Texas, as at all disadvantageous. The very
short term intervening, before the next Congress,
backed by public sentiment, either by treaty or
legislation, will agree to incorporate Texas, with
the appreciation of the various sections of the
spoken of cannot fail TO satisfy all parties, and
all dlsinterested friends of Texas-save the land
speculators and desperate operators, who are for
speedy and desperate measures.
The Post Office bill, after very long, dull, de-
sultry and unprsftable discussion, was, this even
ing, ordered to be engrossed. 1t retains the
cents average postage, and gives the members Of
Congress the franking privilege.
There is nothing OF any interest here, at this
moment. The extreme cold weather makes every
thing torpid.
There is much lamentation among the statesmen,
scholars, and politicians, in Washington from the
fact of the F" Washington Punch," commonly
known as the Mddisonidn newspaper, being about
to give up the ghost. Can't you give its obituary
in advance? Poor Punch! Alas! Poor Jones! l.
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
Baltimore Cattle Market.

The offerings Of beef cattle at the scales this VIC ek
comprised 430 head, of which the sales on Monday
amounted 10 247 head, and ia driven to another
msrket We quote the extremes Of prices paid at So
per 100 lbs the hoo equal to 81 rs net in qua.
lily Live hogs have been scarce and price has ad
vanced sale OF lot OF 100 head yesterday at 81 rs
per 100 lbs Holsers ask So but have not heard
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
Total. pots and nenrls. hills

Total, pots and pearls, bbls.. -. l545O
BREADsTuvrs.-There has been sale of wheat the
growth Of Illinois, at about ST. Oats range from 80 to
- cents Southern corn is held at a. As cents Gene
eighth for the best brands In Rochester, on the LIST
instant, -four sold OF 81 25 81 3s; wheat 90 9?c; corn
40c; oats % 2ac; rye40c; barley 3sc
CorToN-The market this week opened with lively de-
mand om spectators and prices continued until
yesterday when less disposition shown operate To-
day freighs receded shade and there some demand
for shipment Sales 900 bales. We quotations -
LIvERrooL CLAssIrIcArIoN.
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
AUCTION SALES.

fr' BENZ. MOONEY, Auttioneer.
A UCTION NNOTlCE-Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods,
"A &c.-J W. MORTIMER co. will sell this day at 10
o'clock 81 Maiden Lane general assortment Of heavy
and shelf Hardware viz Paper Files Dog Chains, Meat Knives,
Tea Trays and Waters Sauce Pans, Sleigh Bells Iron spoons
Table Kn es nd Forks Knob Locks. &c &c &c.
Also o'clock cask iron head square joint Fire Irons
Tor rash for account OF under ii
Also invoice of Fancy Goods, Combs, Hooks and Eyes
Buttons. Llce, Violin Stings, Pencils, &c. &c.
Alse, 3 case, Toilet CLASSES.
Also, Pocket and Table Cutlery
Cat.opues tre now ready Ifsec
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
To TAILORS

HE Second Edition Stinemet celebrated work on
ng garments ofeyery description ia style Of elegance
eaua'led now published and ready foe delivery Those who
from the use Of the INSTRUCTIONS contains would do we'll
obtain copy without delay The book ~ by IL inches
square, and contains elegant diagrams Of the various les
a at the day with full ample nstruc.
TO the merits Of the book -
The undersigned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treatise Cutting Garments, with pleasure
work complete aud practioa
plicaton cutting superior heretofore published either
in Europe or America.
r. Henry Son. Daniel Cutter, Stats Banker Charles
Gov, e. w. Tryon CO.. b. y. Homer, James Daily John
Hayilsnd. J. ii. Banker.
above Be- obinsd Of The author No lis Broadway
New York. n lmsso
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

TO LET5The Bukhead, or Water Front from War
@ ren street to Chambers about feet now occu
~ pied as the Neyburg landing The four story Store No
ngton and West The superior three story Brick House
occupied by T. Cochran, Esq tenth near 22d
cpGisn: FOR SALE S LET1Ss and Farm si
House fifty feet FIVE superior cellar roof
coprer,d maho1any doors plated furniture The hall end
without equal as to situation in The United States il will
front on the Bay of thousand feet ON each side
Of Third Avenue 1t is in the Eighth Ward Of the City OF
many Hsdgg Sites this porery The land the
dollars il attended by experienced gardener
ALSO, FOX SALE-The Bennet Fam, at Gowanus
about 200 Lots fronting Tn rd and Fourth and te
street % leading 70 the G5eeawood Cemsey The LOIS will be
sold at low prices and long credit and loaned
that build Immediately. Apply to
JOHN +. DELAPLAlNE,
Il0 'merc No New street New York.
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
VALENTINES
O L. ID G. q MIC r. TON,

l8 DIVISION ST.. NEAR CHATHAM
PEN HOUSE. from six in the mornIng until midnight-a
prices and devices, only above five doll
under PENNY Come fll The stock is in first
hands body will be taken n-but All the world and
his wife Knows Old Comic Elton But he begs his
e. be wide awake know WHATS down town. they
charge aud then come to % Division A few dollars
may be saved by little trouble and the satisfaction of feeling
sare YOU'RE shaved-theres meaning in ths flo
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
Domestic Import.tseu..

MoBILEshp Celai0 bales Poirier Freres-is de-
bogart Knee snd-50 do AvtI coia DeIlinger-79
Holbrook Nelson co-20 BIDS hides 10 bbs taow
ee Dc 8 dozen hides Robbnsoa-l box Holt-oOO
MOBILE Brig Moea-252 bales cotton Whitaker-235 do
oliomh l.en-l box Giesse col Appls ton COL
Gould, Banks 4 col Haper Brothers-l Durand-l s
Bowen Jas Parker-1J j Anderson.
MoBE-brig Gslveton250 bales Burrtt Johnson
10y Holbrook nslson col box Mr. Lev-4 Jackson
field-lE = w Dunham son-6 bales Wolf u Gillespie
p bkts wine Dougass-l ck box N G James.
CHARLEsTon-Brig Mcou-272 bales cotton Thompson &
adams-3oi Victor Duckvitz38 Emeric-i3 DE Peysfer
WhmarshE3s OK, Shspter-30 bbls X Bsch-8 MeChum
coI2o Gfosteim-io bxs Lees tierces Green.
way. Henry COL case d Lathrop-l A Harrison
Il L w Ba.l-2 pkgs Mrs M Hodges,
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
ADMINS rRATORS' SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

WILL BE SOLD at Public vendue Wednesday, the 2sth
day Of February next at II o'clock NJ AT the late
dence OF Henry CARL deceased the Real Estate of which he
died situate the Of Huntington county
Of Suffolk sz the Homestead containing about 1870 Of
Land on which two Dwelling Houses good Barn and Out
budings good Well of Water, the door, and large
pond oi WHICH has 6ng spring the house
TWO large Apple Orchards aud variety Of choice fruit the
whole Farm being in COED nce oecs Timber and
0w containing by estimation 40 also another Fl
Timber and Sproat Land known by the c
near the alholiow Hills containing by estimation 81
Also AIS anohs ne % piece S srrout and Timber Land lying Of
from said Valentines Sweet Hollow containing five
more or less a'o tract OF Salt and Sege Meadow Great
Neck on the south side of the Island containing
acres. "
The above will be sold altogether suit purcha.
sers Any Ierson desous Of viewing the call
jacob r. CARL ON the premises, Gilbert CARL Dxhs-
Any other Information be Conklin Car Brook
iyn' aud indIspu,ah,e titles given for the same.
CONkLlN CARLL,1 Administrators for them
o. GILBERT CARLL, selves and the oIher Heirs.
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
paaseuxrrs Arrsxsu.

L proughty. and X Jones, do.
CHARLEsroN-Big Moon-Capt Chas BisselI, Alexr Fox.
has a Bacon w M Thornton, Jas Brown, Whitlock.
VI a.fer Antonio Lewis
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

The aggregate exports in January ls45 were valued
at sl69 Sss less than those in January 1884, while
domestic merchandise exported in January, Isa5, was
valued at $266 0sa less tn the domestic exports in
ary, ls4a. This dminuton in the aggregate value has
been caused by the reduced prices and by the reduced
quantity exported.
The exports OF some Of the-princpal staple produc
ions from Canada for the past five years, given in
the annexed table, The quantity exported in ls43 was
in many items, much below that for the previous year.
but the quantity exported in isa4 was much larger than
10 ls4s showing revival in business and in the foreign
trade of the Canadas.
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
MARITIME HERALD.

Movements OF the StsRn.ss,ips.
a., seamaers; Leave Lp'I duet .1ae'a Lecpe .4ns'o
4 tHiibssrnia, Ryre. Feb ;. Feb. 49, Mar. j
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

does not give the quantity of all articles exported So
fer as the table goes gives the quantity exported for
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
Married.
Died.

On Friday the 7th instant, by the Rev Sidney CO.
rsy, Mr JOHN LuMsDEr, to Miss MARY KmeouR both ma.
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
State OF TraSiA,

AsHssPots held at So SIT S. Pearls are steady
a. 81 l2a 81 2' There is very little doing in either de-
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

The greatest Increase has been in the expectation Of
barley, having increased from SO mnots sO bushels
the export of ls40to 7o5 mnots, l9l 1855 bushels
the export oflS44
The value of the mporations into Canada for the years
ls4 AZ and 43 diminished each In ls4l the value
of free goods entered fl2o 2aa and in s3 the value
was only flllls
lMPoRTATIoNs INTO CANADA FOR THREE YEARS
184l. 1912. l8a3
Value OF Goods paying
2h per cent duty. Ei,963494 l76l,732 l270 295
Value Of Free Goods. I2O,222 7O,639 iI.II8
Total E2,0837l6 l,832,Tl Alb
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

WHELMING ATTRACTION.
PALnOS OPERA HOUSE.
By particular desire the bill Of Friday Evening will be
peated on
- MONDAY EVENING, February 10th, is45.
Ethiopian Buresque Operate Extravaganza entitled the
THE VlRGINIAN GIRL
In which will te introduced the Principal Airs from the
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Second Appearance Of the
GUI NEA SERE NADERS,
ACCOMPANIED with the following Instruments Accordion,
Banjo, Bone Castanetts Tranele, and Congo Tambo.
First and Parquette SO cents Upper boxes Is
For full particulars ee bills Of the day.
Doors oren at 6H o'clock-Performance commence
IN o'clock; Box Office open from 10 A. M. to P.M NJ
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
ship Masters and Aventa.

shall esteem 1t favor il Captains Of Vessels will cir.
% UosEEr sILvEy Captain of News Boat, report of
he shipping left the port whence they sailed the yea.,
poken ON their passage list Of their cargo any oreirs
few.paper or news they have He will board them I'M
nrdatsiy on heir arrival Agents aud Correspondents home
aeIoad VIII also confer favor by sending this ali
due Marine Intelligence they can obtain Wset;ci ior,ns
ION Of any kind viii be thankfully received
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
w + Q HIS N NATIO NAL CIRCUS
PARK THEATRE,

MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10th,
The entertai ments will commence with EnIee
Alcade, entitled COLUMBIAS SONS. The Vota ier IL
sssdom la which the principal Riders and magnificent Sad
willappear. "
Operate Pas de Dance by Miss Louisa Wells.
his Wild Horse the Youthful Indian Gaopng TO III. Chase
a Comic Descriptive Ditty by r.. NJ Dckenson.
Vaultng OF excellence by the Douhe Troupe had
ed by the Extraordinary Somerset Thrower. McF l,land
BY very particular desire. T.. j. Rogers will rids Act d.
ireland and Scotland.
Elegant and surprising Feas on the Tight Rope by James
M'Farland.
sq,estrisn Director. ....M Mr. Cad xalader
Clowns :. Me:srs. j. May and Grimaidi Weis
The second part will commerce with grand OTerstic
Equestrian Act ent led THE THREE CUPlDS, and Th-
Morning Sprite
To be succeeded by new and hoped one of the
surprisingly eit PeIsona Acts OF Double Balance and
Posture, by S Miller and j. Nahans who will hencefoIth
assume the DESIGNATION Of American Baoth-Is.
tful Equestrian Act Of La Danseuse Orientae.
BY the characteristic Hungarian Polka
will be dinced by the inter sting Misses Wells
The Act will be rode eaped and executed by T. w. Turner
fashionable and delightful NEGRO CONCERT-Inclu.
ding the popular pieces from the Bohemian Girl Parodes
Duets Tros Quarteos and Concerted Pieces by Messs
Kelly Dcksnson, Hoyt and Edwards
To conclude with Quaduple Act by Nahans,
his -four Seeds nightly received with the most
rapturous applause.
Prices of Admission
Ts Liva!T noaey;. ..........
~couo Nr Oh Doxes .2 p cents
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

January Of the years 43 IA and AS The value Of TO-
reign and domestic merchandise exported from this port
for be in the annexed comparative table
will be Observed that tho valuation was less for Janu
ary this year. than for the month in is4s ls4a
We annex table showing the value of the exports
from this port for the month of January in ls4s "a
aud as.
VALUE MERCHANDISE EXPORTED FROM THE DsTRfcr
NEW YoRK JAN. l84s IA AND as
1843. 1914.
Eoreign,. x233,268 lH0H 23,l68
DOMESTIC, IxJ,4U l,5208l9 2t7B1
The New York herald., 1845-02-10
Y THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
The CAPITOL,
Warrington

JAMES G BENNETT, Esq
The nominations Of Judge Nelson, Of New
York, and John M. Read, E.q, of Philadelphia, as
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, were re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee Of the Senate
to-day.
The nomination Of Thomas LLOYD, as Surveyor
OF the port Of Baltimore, was confirmed, apd that
II Mr.. White, as Consul at Liverpool, rejected.
No action was made in the case of Henry G,
Atwood, Surveyor of yourport nor in the office of
Navy Agent
The nomination of Prosper M. Wetmore for the
last named place, is said to have been Withdrawn.
Nothing OF interest sranspired in either House
to-day.
The New York herald., 1845-02-10

NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE,l
-..x,,, - . . New York, Feb 8, 1915
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES will be sold ar Pubic
Auction on Monday nth inst, at IL o'clock NJ. under
the direction Of the subscriber, viz -
Bbl Pork, Tin Pan
and ~ 2e0dths bbls Beef, 18 boxes Pepper,
88-l l96dths bbs Flour 10 pair Scissors
1858 lbs Rice, Mess Pan
25i lbs Raisins, Oh lbs Tobacco,
1901 lbs Bread, Horse,
SIX lbs Tea, / pair White Flannel D,awers
boxes Backing i3 pair Yarn Socks
10 Jack Knives, rair Yarn Stockings
10 boxes Mustard, White Linen Ffock.
IVY Sewing Needles, nair White Linen Trowsers
& lbs Coffee, Blue Cloth Jackets,
% lbs Cocoa, White FLANNEL Shirts
81 lbs Cheese, / Black SILK Handkerchief
2bbs Indian Meal, spoon
"a bush. Beans, 3s5 Thimbles
81 lbs Butter,
Terms Cish. '~''1n
JAMES II. SUI DAM Navy Agent,
Is9t ~ rrc No. 68 Courtlandt ST.