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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

II NOTION YARN-Assorted, from No 6 to II
~ on hand and for sale by
Oct IL A GREEN
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
HUxxa FOR fITTsBURG.

HVtIE subscriber has on hand about IS 900 Slaves
If the first quality, and now stands ready to
furnish the Merchants il, Bloomington, with Pork
Borres upon as reasonable terms as they be OBJ
tanned in the Territory. VIM. BEVARD.
Mount Arrarat, June z, ls44-3l-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

WANTED,
5,00Oibs Seneca Snake koo., h;eh ,hsbs
5000 do Ginseng Root, 'of ; w' II,orssss''
market price will be given. ;. D.
April l9-24-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

JUST RECEIVED. ,.,Orp
n doz pairs Of ladies' kid slippers-sOp'L, da
u ever before offered in TINS n'''A !.
please call and examine. prNNEIl'
Nav 10
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

nRESSED FLAX-2OOO os. =, nleraiJ y
~ for which the highest pro, IRENNEr
April IL
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

CIASsINER-A splendid assortment just rec
" and for sale by ]. BENNE + & Co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

oCKlNGHAM FLOUR-Supenor Roct.
- ingham -four, at Bn1poxAx 4 W,,r'.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

MHAS removed to the brick store, second west
u of the American House, on Second stree
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

bloomington, April 26-25-tf.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

WAsHIEGToN's BIRrH DAY.-We learn that extensive preparations are making in the Crescent City 10 celebrate in becoming manner the approach. anniversary of the day that gave birth to the father of his country. The several volunteer corps of New Orleans, the U. s. Troops quariered at Bator Rouge, and same companies from neghboring cities are to unite the celebration. Among the of the day gr and mimic battle IS to be fought or the memorable plains of Chamette, in which it i, expected that some two thousand troops will be en gagged. The State Artillery Company of this cit, has received hattering invitation frern Major Gen LEWIS, of the Louisiana militia, 10 be present or the occasion, and trust il will be accepted. We should be proud to that gallant corps, with its elegant equipments and high discipline, uniting witl the chivary of our neghborng city in doing honor tc the memory of WASHINGTON, on the field immorta lised by JACKSON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15
,,ECEup,rs OF COTTON

Per steamboat Montgomery fin Monig gomer, -Toomer Gay & co lO7 bales; Walker & Holmes 46i Craig 51 Horton X Clock 6; Rves, Battle 585; Andrews X co l04; GHndolfo s; Harwell & Davis 8; G Henry ls, NJ sayre 75; W Tareton 55; Hoyt, Ford X Rebn- son 26: Maudin & Terri & Taretrn, Scott & Cum. mugs 269; Gordon Curry 6l Harrison X Blair 25i w A Armstrong go; Donald Marshall 9O Dtsha, Sheppard X s4 Vaughn 2; Labuzrn X Oids l3; Boyd& & Bro los Harris, Clay lon & co B Andrews Dawson '; Allen X Hsden 43; Boykin & McRae IS; Leavens < Malone 4S Simpson & Roth 2L
 Per steamboat Waverly fun Moore's Buif-wulker X Holmes bsle T J Hill AZ; Sims & Redus 6; Car, lisle 4; Bull Boardnan l0 Harrison Blair 27i rarle ton, Scou Cummings 3U; Storey x Ellis 52i With X co l64; W Andrews A; W Eckiord 34 Rupert X McLelland 4si Rhea, $, kes co 2S Toomer, Gay ce l2l; Crawford 60.
 Per s,ssmboa, @ Boarbon i'm Tasssoossa9 @ Fon!an, I Storey Ellis 7l Maudih & Terrell 60; w Scott Al Ledy ard & co Al; Harwell & Davis 3s; Allen Hu den 34, smith. Walker & co 3J; M Withers < co 29 Crawford 26 Tart, Stewart X 25; Dickinson X Eus ts 2l; il Schroeder 20; Boil Boardnan l9 stringie low, Hanna X co Is; D NJ Riggs IS; Harris, Clay ton ll Thos llill lOi Leavens Malone 9; Rives Battle co '; Jones & Swanzey 5: C Marabe 5 Mo Rae & Ravesies 5; D Ball l. Toomer, Gay & co 1.
 Per steamboat Factor fun WetumpkA-Tarleton Scott & Cummings 272 bales; Andrews X Dawson H7; A Mis- bel l24; Nave 95; Gordon Curry 63 G w Tarleton A; Rhea. Sykes & co Az Ho,t, Ford Robinson 36i Riggs co 33i Mandin Terrell 3li Desha, sheppard & 23; 5tebbins Is; Rives Bnttle co l5; GandO to IA; Harris, Clayton II; Sedberry 5; Henry 4; w Scott 4; order 1.
 Per steamboat Norma i'm Aberdeen-TOOmer, Gay X l55 bales; Rhea Sy kes & co IA; W Bedford 93 De- sha sheppard < co 9O; Sims Redus 46; Bradford & Saunders 42 Walker Holmes 45; Harris, Clayton X co 40; Bull & Boardmnn IS; Peck & shackoiord 28; Kelly 26; Dickinson & Eustis 26i Marabe 22i Jno Cummins 2l; Rlves, Battle co 2Oi Crawford IS; An drews & Dawson IS; Campbell l3 K Craig g; Storey & Ellis 2; Harwell & Davis
 Per steamboat Native from Cotton Gin Port-sins X Redus l9l haes; Bull Buardman l6O; c MaraOle 25 Rives Battle X 7i Albert and Prentice 25; Bradford and Saunders 133 Dickinson and Euss 26; Harris Clay ton and 69 Desha, sheppard and co l4i Horton and Clock & W Eckord 56; Rhea, Sykes and 25; order T0omer, Gay and co Is; Crawio l7 J 0 Cummns 23 T J Hill 4; c Kelly 20; Carney l2.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15
CAN%AGNEEcS


 Per bark Ranger from New York-Whitaker Samn sonj Wood X Brewer; Rives. Battle & coi Waring & co; A & Wolff, C Shntord Campbell, Owen co; Il Dill; II Bnnneil < co; Griggs, Barney < coi II ges; Wsrner; D Darlington; Twelves & coi F Un, ger; A II Wood; Kelly & Allen; T P Miller & co; J Harrison; Bowen; II St John & co.
 Per bark Gazelle from BostOn-J Hooper; Set son; T Il Cheever; P Miller X co.
 Per sehr Philadelphia fun New-York-O Macy; J Hals' ted; W Hurnes; King; Bonrdman
 Per steamboat Montezuma from .Sew-Orleans-C Foote coi Tartt, Stewart X co; Westteldt Bro; Graham & Son; MauIdin X Terreli Desha, Sheppad & co; Barron Mead k Wilson X May; Mallory Ross; Hugely, Mann & co; Hnmphries Walsh co; Perryman tk Son; A Nisbet Wood x Brewer; w Calvert Wm II Bunnell x co; J B Rivers & co; Merchant co c A Gilbert X Bro; Johnson; J c X E Smith; P Cook X co; D c Cook; B Johnson.
 Per steamboat James l. Day from New-Orleans-- Green. Casey & James; T II Cheever; Hoskins Hum- phries, Walsh & co; W Il Redwood; Smith, Dabney x co; Stiles & co; J L Weeks; w Dorrance; Nj Waring & co; Smith, Walker & co, Westieldt X Broi Camp bell, Owen co; E FOntaine X Son; Blocker x haieh C Foote X Wilson X May Fulli' owe, George X co Fl Reynolds; II Brooksi Carteri MayliniJ Conning T C Brown.
 Per steam schr Eagle from New orleans-C w Dor rance; Martin; Gage Post; Beers X smiihi Moses Wariug X co; Deshon, Taylor Myers; Bunker; De sha, sheppard & co; Maudin X Terrei Smith, Da6ney & co; J Pedun; w Il Bunnell &
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

The introduction of new bill into the Sena'e' oy MT. BENTON, for the annexation ot Texas IS 'ne only item of interest from Washington; and the mrs. inquiry suggested by this movement, IS, what VIII be it's effect on the general question ot annexa'ion' If il is persisted in by the mover, the House reso'u lions must go to tbe wall. They cannot be carried without Mir. Benton's support, and we douh' w"e'ne' any modification of them can be made "ccep'soie 'o a majority of the Senate. On the other hand were the bill of Mr. Benton to pass that body, IS iher reasonable probability that the House will adopt tt We confess we have little confidence m any suel calculation, anl hence come to the reluctant con clusion that the prospect of favorable disposition of this question by the present Congress, is less ea couraginx than we have heretofore considered it. | It has been suggested that MT. Benton will no persist in the support of his bill, but that alter i dauon for this suggestion we are unable to say. w l give IL for what it is worth.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15
anlasOasTA.

IIyERPooL-Per Br ship British Amerlcah-i''O '"' salt $50 hampers potatoes ,,,. ,e c.st. oil Su ,NEW. pRK-Per schr Phindelphis-i0 '''A' '''
 WEEKS IsLAND-Per schr Dialem -li6 hhds sugar
 NEW-ORLEAN ANS-Per steam schr Eagie-25O chsks lime, do cheese dc bacon cHse 27 boxes tobacco z kegs shot kegs Iard g bbs pork, 76 do whskey, l5 dc nour 25 do beef, do liquor 10 do vinegar bales buffalo robes 700 pes baggng 660 coils rope "A sacks corn, 100 do oats.
 NEW-ORLEANS-per steamboat l. Dhy-25 bols moiasses 3i6 do whiskey 2O do four, l7 do beet al" pork 10 do vinegar l5 do eggs, 5 do apples 23 ps bag gng 5 coils rnpe 100 sks 10 casks bacqp FAM ci- gars l6 skS coffee hhds sngar 40 bxs lemons Casks claret, 10 kegs ilrd
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamer Montezdma-5 hhds sugar 456 pcs baseng 263 coils rope 35f bbla Hour 6s do whskey 04 do molasses 36 da beef 24 do pork, 25 hhds bacon 394 sks corn, loo bxs lemons, 70 cks me head hogs, l5 head cattle, etc.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15
IF \ AaENa.BeUs

Fer steamboat James Day from New Orleans Mesdames Rebnnd, Calvert. Dimock, Capts Vanneen T Grant, Count Monatio, Maj Calvert Messrs Heirn Cur lis, Davis. Wetmore, Hayden, Ru.i, Beck. Jones Welch, Singer LafUuf, Nicholson, A McC Conichy, A Aubanks Balenyne, Hazard Hughes, Iioyt, PhepsB Il Msgee Graham, Forbes, T smith, Blossom Pendleton --l3 ou deck.
 Per steamboat Norma i'm Aberleen-W Aston, lady and child Ford. lady ahd child Drs E Pearson L Edmonds, J summeryille Messrs s G Watkins Reese, Cranes D Tanner, w Norris. II N Gilmore. Brown, $ II Garner, G fl Fooie, T flight, M Herndon torn PilirigiOn. w Vasbinder, masters storm.
 Per steamboat Factur fin Wetumpka-Mrs Gastnn and son, Miss Skinner, Messrs nee, Martin. McCon- hughy, Bayey, Leeper, Gnndolfo, Wech.
 Per steamboat Native fin Cotton Gin POri-Mrs Han cock, Messrs D Clark, Mnens, z Wall, Flint, S May. Reynolds, T Beauman.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15
.ruE oID YEARS TRACK.

II huh sought thai shadowy shore
 To the dreamer's memory known To the place of the years thai come ho iuoio Hath the reinless pilgrim nown' And where shall mortal seareher heet The track of those swirl and soundless ieet' In woods where another spring
 It's wealth of leaves hath piled Der the silent city's muuderlng .'-. In the far forgotten wild. tr....- IL hath cast shadow Ofdeeper gioom Der buried temple and ruined 'omp On the hills of ancient snow, Where another winters might Hath raised the rainbow towers u'a' sio" On the lonely glaciers height Our hearths grow cold, and our tempes hoai, But they grow in their glory e'efho'e' In the deep where rocky isles ..-s Have risen above the foam, ,, IL hath woke the first faint green llia' shhes By some future monarch's home .ll But the lark sent forth with hope anu pIaye' Lies low in the coral eaverhs thers' l...- In the city where the tide Il. ..ur ss Of life rolls strong and deep, ftt.. No trace by times passing footsteps maue
 Will those troubled waters keep; For wealth, and waste, and whn swcepoh' As they swept through the years of ages gone But, oh! in many heart ..4l.aE
 Of that deep. unsounded wave, h-. Ithath left trace that will ne'er depart
 Though the streams of far time lave The ruins, aud with blossoms hl Their wastes they will be but ruins sul Perchance of forsakcn love,
 Where they laid the locks of youtl ..g t > With hopes that have died when bright and high Or memories dark that can never die And thus have the years of earth ..,= In their siencesped away Yet the world unwaried still looks forth
 For the light of a better dayl And oh! that each swiftly closing year Might bring the dawn of that day more near
 M [Fnzers Magazine.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

To SwEErEN RANCID BUTTER The Ech di Monte Servant says:-"An agricuturalst in the neigl,borhood of Brussels, having succeeded in re- moving the, bad smell and disagreeable taste from butter b, beating, or mixing in fresh water with chloride of lime he was encouraged by this happy resul, to continue his experiments, by trying them on butter so rancid as to be past use; and he has restored to butter whose odor and taste were insup- portable. all the sweetness of fresh This operation is extrsmely simple and practicable all; il consists in which put 25 30 drops or chloride of lime to two pounds oi butter. Aiier havig mixedt iiil all it's parts are in con'act with e water, it may be Jeff in it for an hour t~o, afterwards withdrawn. and washed apew in fresh water. The chloride of lime having ndthing injurious in il. can with safety te augmented; but, after having verified the experi- msnt, it was found that 25 or 30 drops to kiIog- rnmme of butter were sufficient.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

PRoF. MORSE ON A NEW SUBJEor.-Tak,nR the yeas and nays, in the House of Representative in Congre is of the most time wasting process esain the world Dr. Duncan, (says the correspon. dent of ,he Newark Daily Advertiser the other day offered resolution asking Pruesor Morse, of the nlagneiic telegraph, if he could moi devise mode o making this a shorter operation? The House laugh. ed down the proposition, yet the professor says he all ready to suggest that body pi-n by which the taking of the yeas and nays shall not over single minute. Certainly. great desidrafnm, and one upon which would be pity not 10 let the pro- lessor try his hand.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

0d-We are requested to call attention to Messrs J. Sands & Co.'S sale of old and choice Wines, Ii quors. &c which takes place at their sales room to day, a, half past o'clock The invoice is large ant sale positive.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15
TEMrrRAxcr.-A friend handed ms ,be annexed

TEMPFRAECE.-A friend handed us the annexed paragraph from the New Haven Herald, with the re- quest that it be published. It requires no comment:
 ''In consequence of the prevalence of temperance principles through the instrumentality of the Wash- ingtenians, in the town or Worcester, Mass. alone. ihe number in the amshouse has been reduced from 469 to 11!-A reformation wonderful has induced that to BOO dollars annua lily to the reat ury of the Washington Society,"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

LECTURE ON AsTRoNoMY.-In addition to tht inducements at the Corinihian, this evening, of a, eloquent lecture on the nobest of sciences, by com petent and skul Professor the friends ofthe orpha, will bear in mind that the proceeds will be presented to the Protestant Asylum Society of this city.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15
MOBILE
Saturday Morning, February I5. 1s4b.

AGRIcuLTuRAL CoNvEsrIos.-A meeting of the citizens of Mobile will be held al the Waserly House. on Monday Evening next, a, 74 o'clnck' Tor the purpose of appointing delegates to the State Agr. cuitma Con, enton, to be held in this ciiy on lhe I9Ih inst. A general attendance of all those who take an interest in this important movement IS earn estly requested
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

The Express yesterday brought us slips from b"'- Iimore of the 7h instant. We got no papers east "' that city. The papers failed also from Washing Our reports of the proceedings of Congress are 'r- nished by the Baltimore slips.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

Tne mr Jailed yesterday again Tom Ie,onu o"a''es ,o, The expres mail ne thre'gi nom na'lm"'e' .,, o( he 7,h The weather has been unusuaY severe s, inc Morrill, 10 whch the al a''rs" are "'os' Ikey owing. o,a.,
 Al wRruMpKA, llih fast, cotton quetd 'iaolo Receipts of week ll51 bales. The Aren' 'ay'-FA' nn.,. are arriving al whaf with c"t'on rem iS''A d.a. snd Benton f.w evenings since two bo''s were stove in the shua,s above this.
 The steamboat Stewart was sunk few days ''"'e ' r,,b,tchie river, with full lond of cotton boa' 'o tai loss-the cargo will be saved in damaged ''''' lives lost. -.ls.n TIT
 As.v,xNAH, 7lh inst the cotton market 'ioseu "' |" nt pricr. of that day week-middling a'@'i'' "''s'
 weeks business of 5s97 bales, against reee'p' o' II OOO bales. Freehts to Liverpool !" o'' '
 square bales and i'd for round vessel en''''''" Charleston loading for IIavre aI sc. Bos'o" i'' sPLASrsRs' AND MeRcHANrs' BANk-A' II" e'e'"''
 s,.,dsy for Commissioners close the business o ' Rank under the lale of he man Barney and David fodder were unanimously ''''
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15
Correspondence Ofthe Public l'enssr, .,
 WIsutNaTog, February 1, Il

WAsHIHGToF, feD'" '"N,s ss,.,
 A very unpleasant difficulty occurred at MT. " U, i, kina' closing party last night, o which ! should make no ausion, were it not Tor 'he c''a'o' us'o rey attached tD the circumstances and the sort oi @ ssm; .n"bc nosi,ion occupied by the persons con cerned. II appears ina, John Tyler, Jr: second son oT ,hs pres;dan, offered some indlgniiy to Lieut.. Aver of the Navy, wre,eupon inc latter, "Iihou. regard to those present, or 10 the s'a non WHICH he represented, Knocked him down upon me spot
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

CHINESE DIPLOMATIC STYLE.-The following letter from Commissioner Ching, acknowledging the receipt of letter from the President to the Brother of the Sun, was addressed to Mr. Cushing To Ills ExCELLENcY,C c CusHIEGi s r
 l have 10 communicate that a translation in Chi of the letter of the President of your honorable nation has been forwarded by Pwan, the Circuit Judge, the sentiments of which are superlaively beautiful, assuredy, both to the perspicuos trans aton in Chinese, and also as to the original letter fnli of thought and elegant expressions. When l. the Minister, opened and pursued them, could moi restrain my spirit from delight, and my heat from dilating with joy.
 Beside, si agrecsbly to the former deliberations taking the copy of the Chinese translation of the let ter and appending it to ibe original letter, and in your behalf transmitting il to the Emperor, also send this erer in reply, commenting your .ranquiIi y and goodness. ,aa1 R '
 There are other affairs not yet attended to. '.
 Signed. Gin Tartar) "TsIYEKs WRITES"
 Taou Kwang, 24,h year, 9th month, 25ih day. July g. lS44. lss ia i"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15
MARINE NEWS.
Port of MobiIe--February IS, 1s45.

ARRIVED.
 Br ship British American Pritchard. i'm Liverpool D Wheeler Ship ChicOra, Holm fin Boston, 10 A Oracle. ship Venice, Salter, i'm Boston, 10 master. ship liindoo, Proctor, fin Newt irlears, to Bell Jr. Bark John Odin, Hanover, i'm St ThOmas 10 master. BHrk Ranger, Milken, fin New York, to II Nye. Bark Gazelle, Allen, fin Boston, to II Nye. Br bark Afghan, Black fin Greenock, tn J Reid & CO Rark Reform, Lewis. fR New-York, to J c Ryan. SD brig Madronu, Roque, i'm Havana to C Lel3aron. Brig Genius, DeWolie, i'm Falmouth, Jam, in ballast 10 master.
 sp schr Camilla Mauniesu, fin Porto Rico, to Ls- Baron.
 Schr Dadem, Lisconb, fm Weeks Island, La, to W Hall.
 Schr Philadelphia, Macy. fin New York; to master, Steam schr Eagle, Smith, fin New-Orleans. Steamboat Jas l. Dav, Reynolds, i'm New Orleans. Steamboat MoniezunIa, Baker, I'm New -Orienn. Steamboat Waverly, Denpree, fin Moores Biud, with SIS bales cotton.
 Steamboat n,gomery, Buard, from Montgomery, with 1907 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Bourbon, Case, fin Tuscaloosa, with 9O9 bales cotton. Steamboat Norma, Leach, from Aberdeen, with s72 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Factor, Garrison, from Welumpka, with I0i2 bales cotton.
 steamboat Native, Wilson, from Cotton Gin Port with 90l bules cotton.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

Seines, Netting, &c. lDII" HI
 febl4 65Umo GUILLEAULT, 20 Cont. st. NEW MEDICAL. and SURGICAL BOOKS I lyTaylor's Medical Jurisprudence, edited with Notes and Additions by R. Eggesfeld Griffith. Nj. D., vol. Syo. 7 i
 A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of the Res pratory Organs, including diseases of Larynx, Ira chea, Lungs and Pleura. by Charles ]. B. Williams. M. D. F. R. s., with Notes and Additions by Me- redth Clymen, M. D., vol svo. .'' ..s.
 Observations on the Structure and Diseases of the Testis, with numerous Plates, by Sir Asiley Coo. per Bart. F. R. S., from the second London edi. ton, vol. svo. '''
 Nos l9 and 20 Cyclop@lla of Practical Medicine
 The January number of American Journal of Me. dcal Sciences. For sale by s .g tl feb14 s. w ALLEN ,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

nrJ- To the Votss of Mobile county: We are a"- | thorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as candidate for re election to the office ol Clek o me County Court of Mobile county, ai the ensuing A"- gust election. iebo oO'he.
 Os-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce cult Court of Mobile coauty, at the election on lhe first Monday Of August next jaal4 So'e'
 Ms-The frieads of WILLIS ". GAY will snp- port him as a candidate for the office of Clerk o the County Court, at the election in August next.
 ianl6 40tes
 Ar-I offer my name to the voters oi Mobile county as a candnate for the office of County Clerk, al the ' snIS ssss '' EDWIN RUST.
 ley-The undersigned announces himself can- ddatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of NJ obile coun iy, at the ensuing August election; .nsu ianl7 Ate JACOB B. mAhoH' IT. MUTUAL LIFE INsURANCE--NaW | ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BosroN-(GuARANTEE CAPITAL sVo'ooV w. '"- sure Lives on the Mutual Principle al favorable rates. Table of Premiums and forms of application together with any other information relative to the ns''u'on r DEXTER 6 ABBOT, Agents,
 jan9s 24 sl Mlehael-streel | rTMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co | of New -York-A DsideBd of rwENTYTHREE AND hAi I declared on the 9th inst Capital increased | to SIX HUNDRED AND sixTY-sEvEN THOUSAND DOLLARS | Total q million of dollars.
 Persons ho did business win the Agency during tne year just ended, i'll receive their Dividends m Scrip III | February. . ,s
 Applications INSURANCE will hs received at the oict of the Agency, of S Francis and Royal-ss, uI stairs. janlsl ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent. nr HAVILAND, CLARK G CO.,, IMPORT | FRS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS in Drugs and Medicines
 Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals, Perumery Brushes, Window Glass; Paints Oils, Dye Siuhs, &c l Nos 45 aud AZ W0ter street-MOBlLE. | HAvILAND, REESE x Co, New-York ! HAvILAND, HARRAL ALLEN, Charleston, B. U. | HAviLANp, RIsLEY < Co, Augusta, Ga dec2 iom'
 ...-n. Ssr1s- 1-T sa " RISPHAM. DENTIST
 quarters No 4s Dauphn street, three doors below Roy al-norh side.
 REFERENoEs-Dr. Leveri, Dr. Mott. nov22 242ls GTCMINA, Glass, Earfhenyvare and Cut | LERY-WHoLEsALs AND RETAIL-The subscriber Ii
 now receiving extensive of the above ari cles, which he offers at the lowest prices. , T | noyl4 JAS. MASTERSON, Importer, 54 Water st. | afThe owners of 5s coils ROPE mprked D., are re quesled 10 call and pay the expenses of the same th
 store of the subscriber before the 4th inst | o'clock AM, or 1t will be sold for that purpose. - | ebll 62 JOHN TICKNOR. | TBETHEL FAIR-The Ladies of the Bethel 5ociet, will continue their FAIR this day and evening, l5lh a
 the Waverly House. .i.e' febl5
 ID The bark REFORM from New York, Is dischargin, this day, VI he packet wharf near Church street. | ebl5 JNO. c. RYAN, Agents, l8 St Michael st. I
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

NNHE SPRING RACES will commence over the l Bascombe Course, near Mobile. on the 10th of March, and continue four days. Particulars will be given in due time. lt.. l,..t..te.Al. f
 febl5 66f JOHN CLARK, Proprietor. '
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-15

Notice to Shipmast CTS and others. MANY BREAD--1'he subs,. ii#r. by l,a, inv la,s. Nv h,rodm ed the lamed n"s"n Paienr Rr. sd Machine Into his Baking Es hm-n, Cove, n,rut street, is ,Iow cnaiird, Gom h- i,nnense su,i,s n labor t secures, to sell superior Navy ,read tir .h baked, al the low price of vents per ID. If-7'' Hais now, likewise. thereby prepared to execute. at shortest notice. all orders r this and every other kind of biscuit, hard bread or crackers. a, rates much lower than they can Lr impo,ie,i from inc North or any where else. Loaf bread of suuer;or quality sold hy the dollar af cents per p.,,d lonf and cakes of every sort a moderate prices s t, M
 Orders thankfully received aud most promp,Iv ex. ecuteJ at the Bakery, No 48 Government s,reet.
 iebo ookmo GAVIN YUlLLE. CnEEsE--ioo bo.e. superior English Dairy.