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ing gentlemen, viz:
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, U. s. Senate.
DIXON II. LEWIS, 4" "
c. J. INGERSOLL, House of Representatives
J. r. INGERSOLL,
J. f.. HOLMES,
II. C. MURPHY, "
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DOCKS FROM ENGLAND-Just imported by
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Mitford's Greece 10 vols, l2mo, beautiful edi-
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Babelais, translated, with explanatory notes, So's.
Locke's philosophical works, complete in | vol,
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Rollins ancient history, beautiful edition, with
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Truths and fctions Of he middle ages.
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[Per schr. Water Witch I

tn the Editors Of the Picayune ..
.... ...... VERA Cruz, Jan. ~, 18i5
This vessel will sail in two or three days. bu, as
we may very shortly be attacked by Santa Anna, !
write you now lest, at her sailing should be other
wise occupied and unable to write.
Since my last the cry against Santa Anna has been
echoed throughout the whole Republic he remain
ing master only Of the sod he and his troops stand
upon. The news of the overthrow Of his tool Cana
lno reached him in Queretaro his march against
Paroles. He Immediately countermarched with all
| his forces upon Mexico, swearing vengeance upon
the Congress &c. &C.. whom he called volutioniss
On arriving before the gates of the Capital he ad
dressed a communication to Gen. Herrera, the actual
Pre- ident advising him that he had come to take
charge of the presidency, which, he said belonged to
him beyond any question, and demanded to know il
| he was disposed TO evacuae the "blg chair" He
of course was well aware of the decree Of the Con-
| gress by which he was deprived of all authority,
civ and military, when he addressed his note but,
as he had tegned ignorance reply copy of the de.
cree as sent TO him. and he asked il he dis.
posed TO deliver over the OF his troops he
had been previously ordered and present himself to
the government answer TO the charges made against
him before the Congress constituted in Grand Jury
TO this Santa Anna replied, with his accustomed au-
dacity that If the gates not thrown open to him
within twenty. four hours, he would open them him
| self aud enter sword in hand. This communication
was handed over to Gen. Bravo, as COMMANDMENT
Chief of the troops OF the Capital, for reply Ac-
cordingly an answer was forthwith given, notifying
HIM that the defence Of the city under his charge
and that should be defended TO the last at the same
time calling upon him TO submit and AVOID bloodshed
After bravsd ing for threee days TO purpose, San
ia Anna retreated with his forces and marched upon
Pdebla before which city he arrived on the I'd lust
and Immediately demanded the surrender OF the city
| giving one hour 5 time to do So and notifying Gen
Inclan the Commandanfe General, that II the city
was not surrendered within that time he would carry
the place BY assault and give quarters to no one
The reply Of Incan short and sweet, without AM
Of the humbug so common in the military proclama
tons of this country he told him that he would no
surrender the city as long be had man left 10 FRI
shot. He kept his word. Santa Anna conm,hcet
his attack on the following morning and repulsed
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......... . From the ". o Daily Pieayine
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
SANTA ANNA CAPTUREDi

The schooner Water Witch arrived last night
from Vera Cruz, which place she left lthe 26th
ullmo.
Col. VIM. Boardman came passenger in her with
dispatches from Mr.. Shannon TO the United States
Government.
By this arrival we are in possession of the fact Of
Santa Annals capture. Since our last advices, he
had made several attempts upon the city of PuebIa
attacking at the head of four thousand troops,
half of which were cavalry In these endeavors he
was repulsed with considerable loss.
Soon afterwards he left the army, about four
leagues below Puebla, with escort OF several hun.
bred men and proceeded tow ards Jalapa. Before
irving at that city he parted with his escort and at
tempted TO make his escape to the mountains on foot
and IN the disguise Of friar.
On the 18th Of January he was discovered in a
baranca (ravine) little Indian village called
Jlto, some leagues from Jaapa, by couple of In.
dams who were hunting. The dogs belonging to the
Indians became FESTIVE and furious the Indians fol.
lowed the direction of their barking and found the
Dictator, who offered them his watch and such mo-
ney as he had about him if they would guide him tc
hacienda. This they refused to do, but gave the
alarm and he was takerr prisoner.
When he was captured he had taken off his corL
leg on account OF the Inflammation produced by
walking upon it, and was carried by his servants.
On the Goth of January he was put in the prison
| at Perote, where he now is.
Col Boardman met Paroles on the road between
| Mexico and Pueba, marching at the head of the Go
yernment forces, to give Santa Anna battle but the
fortunes of the Despo became so desperate that he
deserted the army and was captured before Parede:
| came up to him.
Owing to the lateness of the night we have mo-
been able to read our flies which are from the city
! of Mexico to the 10th Of January.
| Our private correspondence gives the particular.
of his movements since the last dates.
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IPENMANshlP, DRAWING, AND MEZZo-
TINT PAINTING.

MRS. s, l.. CROCKER, late Principal OF the Young
w Ladies Seminary 10 Catskill, New York, rec
Peciully Informs the citizens Of this Metropolis and
vicinity, that she has taken rooms at Concert Hail.
Iodd's Buildings, FOR the purpose Of mparting 10
Ladies ami Misses the elegant accomplishment Of
superior
PENN NsHIP.
Miss PAGAN, Graduate of Oneida Conference
Seminary CazenoVia, New York at the same Rooms,
purposes giving instruction in Elementary Drawing
and Mezzotinl Painting.
Lessons will be given at private residences il de-
sired
Terms made known at The rooms from II o'clock,
A. M. ill p. M.
CONCERT HALL, Todd's Buildings,
Washington, ID, c., January, 1915.
Mrs. G. and Mss +, take pleasure ia stating that
they are kindly permitted to make The following refer
w. w. Seaion, Esq. Rev. Saptinus Tuston,
Mayor Of Washington. Rev. A. A. Muller,
II. l.. Ellsworth, Esq. DR.. Thomas Sewall,
Commissioner af Patents M. ST. Clair Clarke, Esq.
Rev. y. b. Brown, ~ NJ. Miller, Eso
Rev. Geo. w. Samson, Charles M. Keller Esq
Rev. W. 5. Spro'e,
Jan. 3l-eodlm
- TABLE Oh CONTENTS.
!. Mr. Calhoun and the Democratic Review
II. Major Dsyezac with an engraving on steel
III. LInes-By h. T. Tuckerman.
~. Revolution in England
V. Army Organization.
Letter Of the Secretary Of War 10 the
Chairman Of the Committee on Militia
~ Affairs, sc.
Precs du Cours dart Militsire ct de For
tihcaton Pssssgere, par M. Francois,
Ancien Professor, &c.
Journsux des Seges dams Ia Permissible do
lsO7s 1914, &c.
vi. Pascal.
Des Pensees de Pascal-Rapport rAca-
demie Francase sur la Niece ssite de'une
nouyelle ednion de Get Ouyrage. Par
NJ. V. Cousin Paris, lS43.
VII. The Shot in the Eye-A True Story OF Tex
as Border Lile-By c. wilkins Elm.
VIII Robert J. Walker
TX. Louis Devrent-A Sketch--By Mrs. L. +.
Elet.
X. First Eight Days in England-By Judge Carrie
ton, Of New Orleans.
XI The Poetry Of Bryant-By II T. Tuckermsn.
XII Rome: as seen BY New Yorker.
XIII. Lines" Little Mary"
xiv. Sonnets-By Anne q. Lynch and II. s. 8.
Andres
XIV. Monthly Financial and Commercial Article
XVI. Monthly Literary Bulletin.
XVII. New York Historical Society.
XVIII. Note to ArtcleVll
This day received by +. TAYLOR.
vance
UTThe work will be regularly forwarded, strongs
y developed 10 any Poet Office IN the United States
if application be made to T. T.
FEB. l3-u
n EW MUSlC-JUSE RECElVED-WlLLlAM
~ FISCHER, Pennsylvania avenue, has Just re-
ceiyed the following new Music, which will be sold
at reduced price
IT'S now the promised hour-Musc by F. II.
Brown.
The reconciliation, answer to take back the
gems'-By G. w. Glover.
oh had she loved me but sincerely-Music by
Wolcot.
Llndusrie--Va lse-Par III. August Ponce.
Jaspar wsllz-By J. Edgar Gould.
July waltz and quckstep-By A. Werner.
QuadrilIe brilliante sur lie part der diabie-Par II.
Bohman.
Variations and Rondos from La Somnambula-By,
F. Boyer
Rondo Favori from lie piano-Par j. N. Hummel.
feb IL
gT,,,I ,FT.A 60,
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PRICE REDUCED.

SWAIM's CELEBRATED PANAcEA To-
- the cure Of Scrofua, General Debility, Whit
Swelling rheumatism, Diseases Of the Liver AM
Skin, add all diseases arising from lnpurity OF the
Blood or the effects OF Mercury.
Swaim's Panacea has been for more Than ~ years
celebrated 10 this county and Europe for its extraoI
binary for certificates of which reference Il
made 90 The directions and books accompanying tbs
PsDacea.
Ii has been used ia hospital and private practice
and has had the singular fortune Of being recon
mended by the most celebrated Physicians. Amongst
others, by-W. Gibson, M. d., Professor Surgery
Pa. University; Valentine Mott, M ID. Prof Surgery
N. Y. University w. p. Devices, M. ID. Pr Midwife
~, Pa. University; N. Chapman, M. d, Professor
Physic. Pa University; T.. Psrke, M. d., President
College Physic ans, philadelphia; DR.. Del Vale,
Professor Medicine, Havana jose Loureneo Ds
Luz, Professor Surgery, Lisbon, J. Chapman, Mem
Der Royal College Surgeons, London.
The recommendations Of many Physicians and emf
neDt persons such as c. w ETslng, late Minister TO
Spain Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General British
Army; Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, sc, Sc,
and also the wonderful cures effected by swsim's
Panacea, have for many years made Il an invaluable
remedy The Panacea does not contain mercury in
any form, and being an innocent preparation Il may
be given To the most tender infant.
Planters will lind SWANS PanseeB, a valuable
plantation medicine II being suited 10 dseas's pc
cuIlar 10 tropical climates See letter in the pam
phlet from Roswell King Jr agent for the estate Of
Pierce Butler, Esq. Georgia.
The retail price has been reduced 10 dollar and
fifty cents per bottle Containing three half pInIs, Or
three bottles for four dollars.
CAuTioR. -Obserse that the name Of VIM. Swain
is written on the label the cork Of each bottle
TO counterfeit which would be forgery.
ALSO, SWANS vERMiFUGE.
A valuable family medicine, being highly approx
ed remedy for all diseases sIslng from debility Of
the digestive orglns-sueh as worms, cholera NOR.
bus, dysenlery lever and ague, bleeding pes, sick
headache, &c SC, See the pamphlet with the ar
tcle.
For sale by all the respectable druggists in the
United States Wholesale orders 10 be addressed 10
William Swain l. Son, Philadelphia, or to ii. ii.
Sohiehelin & Co., druggists, New York, General
Agents for the Panacea and Vermiiuge.
Feb. l3-2w
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PROFESSOR JOHNSON'S COAL DOCU-
i MENT-a few copies for sale hy
Jan. 7-3t !. TAYLOR
MIGHT AND RIGHTLY a Rhode Islander,
LNl | vol 345 pages, dedicated to I. w. Dorr,
with Portrait-sl. Just received for sale by
+. TAYLOR.
Also, Report Of the Trial Oft, w. Dorr, for trea-
son /; giving the testimony, arguments Of Counsel,
charge Of the Chief Justice, motions and arguments
sentence Of the Court and speech Of Mr. Dorr before
sentence price 81 cents. FEB b
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THURSDAY, February 10, lS45.

burned till to morrow, IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-28
SCHOOL BOOKS.
To Parents, Guardiia ms and Teachers of
Alabama and Misstssiuui

Alnbama and DIIssissippI. "
1EiHE undersigned M"ul, resp"cii " call yoar at.
Il iention to the fhllnwins list Of School Book
universally adopted and hieh, recommended by al
who are Interested in the cause Of education:
AtS6ama Series Of RsaduS- No l. The PIinar,
Primer, new edition; No 2, The Chd's Reader
new edition; No 3. Exercises in Reading, new edi
ton; No 1. Porer's Rhetprirnl Reader, new edi
ton; Webster's Elementary Speller; Melrcal Sto.
ries in Chemistry and Philosophy OIne, = Geogra.
ply and Atlas; Oney's Introduction to Gpugraph, ;
The Book If Commerce; Watts improvement Of
The Mind; Bullion's English Gramner, BuIlion's
Greek Granmer; Olmstead's Natural PhIlnsophy ;
,'ornstock's Natural Philosophy; Comslock's Chem
is,ry; Constock's Physiology; Presion's Book
Keeping; The Scholar's Companun; The Scholar =
Companion; The Scholars Reference Book Wen.
ster's School Dictionary; Abercrombe's Moral
Feelings; Goodrich's Ecclesiastical History; Lin
coins Botany. Burreu's Topography of the ieay-
ems Alexander Evidences OF Christianity Stone e
Rhetorical Speaker; Hodge Logic; Wnd's Hi--
tory Of u. >. 70; Wizards History Of Il. s.
abridged; Wizards Universal phtory; rarIey's
Natural Theology; Bible Newman's Rhetnric;
Newman's Political EcOnomy; Buffers Analogy
Kame's Elements Of Criticism; Davies first Les.
sons in Arithmetic; pnvies' Arithmetic; Da, les
Key 10 Arithmetic; Davh 5 Algebra; Davies Key
10 Algebra; Davies Eleulcntary Geometry; Dawes
Boardoa's Algebra; Dawes Isgendre,s Geometry !;
Davies Surveying; pasieS Amliy iical Geomet try;
Davies Descriptive Geomeiry; Davies Calculus;
Davies Shades aud Shadows; Anihon'r Latin Les
SONS; Anthems Latin Prose Composition; Anihon's
Latin Prosod,; Anthnn's Cicero; Anthems Caesar;
Anthems Sallust; Antlon's Horace; Antbon's Greek
Lessons; Anlhon's Greek Prose Composition; An
thon's Greek Prosody; Anihon's Jacobs Greek
Reading; Anthems Greek Grammar Anihon's Die
tonary of Antiquities; Anthem, Classical Dcton-
airy; Andrews aud Stoddard's Latin Grammar; An.
drews' Question In Latin Grammar; Andrews First
Lessons in Latin; Andrews Iaun Reader An
drews Viri Roma; Andrews' Salust; Andrews La
tin Exercises; Andrews Key to Latin Exercises;
Donnegan's Greek Lexican; Greek Tesismeni;
Latin Dictionary; Cooper's Virgil;
Homeri Ilias; French Guide; Boma, 5 levz"c's
French Grammar; Vie de George Washington; Re-
cueil Dranlatique; Recreatons, Ins. al Fmusantes;
Of Telemaque; Boyer'- French Dicuon-
airy; The Young Choir; The School Singer; Bur
rows Pianoforte Primer; Meineke's Instructor;
l1unten's Instructor.
have also constantly hand large and we'll
selected stock Of Blank Books and Stationary; Law,
Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books and
will fill all orders with promptness nj very low pr-
ces. At % Dauphin street. opposite the large Green
Hat. (octl8 2l9cmo) s. w. ALLEN.
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HAVANA GIG A IL D
CONFECTIONARY. .s

u CoKNHR CosrI ARD ROYAL SrREkrs, ,4--i
issHa go . q 's't Opposite the Mansion House.
TINE subscriber thankful for past favors, and so-
i citous for continuance Of the same, begs leave
to inform his friends and the pbiie general that
he has just received direct from Havana, large as
sortinent Of Cigars ofthe best quality, in connexioa
with large quantity Of Confectionaryof his ow.
manufacture, from the best Materials All which he
offers for sale the most reasonable terms for cash
wholesale and r. tail. r. -.
slAlso--On hand az usual, plentiful supply Of Hot
Coffee and Pies at all hours. s
mys f32tfA GEO, SCHuMACkEk'
NIB. Cakes for pnrtes and weddings made 20 order.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscriber
y offers his seryicest to the Planters and Merchants
Of Alabama and Mississippi, for the sale q Cotton,
and The purchase Of their family necesraries. Com
sigaments n other produce and merchandise, will be
also promptly and carefully attended to.
Is nova 23e,f ~ GEORGE q. HENRY.
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FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH %, Is45.

Steam between New York and Liverpool.
IBJES@Ma The Great Western Steam ship
ZH3DdlIytfFa Co's ship GREAT WESTERN,
Capt Matthews, and their new irnn
steam ship GREAT BRITAIN, Capt, Hoskens, are
appointed to sail during the year 1916 as foows:-
EDnM 1IVERpn0I
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APOTHECARIEs, HALL,

No 80 Royat-sfrea.
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave re
spectfny 10 inform their friends and
~ tl,a public generally, that they have
opened Branch Establishment IN
Royal street, directly opposite The
Mansion House, under the above name,
to be chiefly devoted to the dispensing Of Family Me-
dic,nes. From their long experience in the business
in this CITY, they have a perfect knowledge oil the
medicines in general use. and their arrangements en-
able them to keep fresh supply constantly o" han'
They can assure all those who may favor them with
their custom, that the sricest care and attention
will be- paid To Physicians prescriptions; aud they
will warrant all their preparations to be made ac-
cording 10 the most approved method Of the day
A large assortment of Periumery aud Fancy Arti-
Giles; Hair, Comb, Tooth aud Nail Brushes, ana
splendid article Of La,,es Curl Brushes just receiv
ed The did establishment at 30 Government street
will he continued usual, where a full supply of
every article in their line will be kept al wholesale
and retail. Country Merchants and Planters will
find il TO their interest To call and examine their
stock A beautiful variety Of Flower fresh Garden
and Field Seeds Just received. g..
a'" NORTH a CO., Wholesale and Retail
jan4 Druggists, 80 Government and ~ ROYAL ats
RECOMMENDED ny THE FACULTY!
TARRANT'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND
COPAIBA, .
The safe, certain and speedy remedy srer DISCOVERED
combination Of similar remodes will produce more
esrai. speedy and m se. than an
M NOTWITHSTANDING the numerous CON.
Y posnds under the name Of specifics. which are
daily offered the public for their sanction and pat
rosage, yet there has been long wanie, preparation
that would insure 10 tine afflicted safe, convenient,
speedy aud eflectual cure The object Of the pres
ent one, containing ingredients Of the most valuable
description known to the sne,lical word,i To e','
bile all ibose who may stand in need oil II To Obtain
medicine unsurpassed by any other ever offered 10
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phia, Of the best materials, and the Saddlery Hard
ware is Of direct importation.
The following comprises in part the assoriment:-
Saddles and Brides Of every variety Of style, BrI
die Filings. MAr,ngales. Saddle Bags Of all kinds
Whips, Coach, Gig. Dearborn Wagon and Dray
Harness, Skir,ing, Harness. Birdie and Band Leath.
er. Gin Banda, assorted sizes, Plough Brides. Col
lars, Hames, Trunks, Top Hides, Morocco, Cali ard
Hog Skins, Curb and Snafie Bits, spurs, Buckle
Saddle Trees. Of all kinds, Varnish, Coach Trim.
mings. &c, &c. A large assortment Of S.ddler's
Tools. H,
file invites purchasers to call and examine and
pare mis- goods and prices with those of other esab
lishmen,s, before purchasing elsewhere. .
noy28 24Scmo 5. BOUILEMET.
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NONGRESS WATER-Fresh Saratoga Con-
~ gress Spring Water in pint bottles. received
per brig WeIumpka and for sale by the box, dozen
or single bottle by c DCROSE & CO,
milo Druggist, 80 Water-st
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philadelphia Saddlery Warehouse,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

The undersigned Respectfully
calls the attention Of country mer-
chants, planters and saddlers to
the large and well assorted stock
Of Saddlery and Saddlery Hard
ware, which he is mnw opening
and which he offers for sale at
prices to suit the times.
The made up work is all man
ufaciured in the city Of PhiladeI-