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Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-12

nrALABAMA PLANTER. Persons wishing to subscribe this publication, can do SO at the book stores of s. W Allen, John K. Randall and J. M Sumwat & Co, at the Literary Depot of mr. bou'ie met and ai the office of the Register and Journal
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Between the editor of the Advertiser nd his cor responden ", there is fine opportunity furnished,
 if one were in the humor, for critical comment upon he whig view of the morals "f card playing, de. duced from ihe practices of HENRY CLAY, of Ken lucky, and CAVE JOHNSON, of Tennessee. Mir. JOHNSON having been praised in this paper for hIs haIual jealousy of all expenditures of public osy while member of Congress, the Advertiser editor and his friend put in personal objection to this mendation, in Il charge that Mir. JOHNSON played cards for money, about, as compute the data giv | en. ten or twelve years ago. and that as MT. Me- | CALLA and others had charged Mir. Clay with gambling propensiles," the ',nfa mous' charge made this just one, good retaliation. When spoke of the ncongrnity of this of warfare with the professions of the parties themselves, the wer of both is that the charge against Mir. CHAT was 'alse, and that against Mir. JOHNSON is true, that is, that MT. JOHNSON has in his life played cards for money, but Mir CLAY never did!
 We think we may rest that matter without ment. We have never entered into the question. discussed elsewhere with vehemence by persons who think card playing a gross crime. whether any particular fscts of the kind proved against Mir. CLAY, and for two reasons. No proof was even necessary 10 us Tor facts 80 notorious to every body, and did not think it of any public i'm portanse whether they not proved. We shall, therefore, take pail 10 yindicate Mir. Me- CALLA, individually, asalnst Mir. GRAVES, in the l disputed matter between them, referred to by tht Advertiser and his frend-parlculaily as II is con- | iessed that Mir. CLAY did other members oi Con- sress in this particuar--contenting ourselves with expressing the opinion that Mir. McCALLA is a man much slandered, and undeservedy, many others have been, because he has been prominent in political life, and dId not choose he driven from position after having been forced to take il by party violence. | or the materall,y of the issue, have opiu-
 on and have sufficiently evincrd by treating the
 whole with indifference, and we add, that can.
 not be provoked into discussion about it, by whig efforts to prove that Mr JOHNSON might be vul
 nerabIe as Mir. CLAY in this respect. It s a smal
 business and we will have of IL.
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RN P0ass4.

LVERPOOL-Per ship Scotia-le7e bales cotton. ST PETERSBURG-Per ship LochinyAr-2OOO Is cotton.
 BALTIMORE-Per ship Eutaw-l92 bales cotton.
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n5-JAMES HAGAN is announced by hls friends as u candidate for the ofice of Circuit Clerk o Mo- hile countY at the ensuing August election. apo
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Do- To the Votrs of Mobile county: We are au- taorixed to announce DRURY THOMPSON as ca ndate for reelection the office of Cefk oi me County Court of Mobile county, ar the ensuing Au- gust election. ieoo oV'''e DJ-The friends of JOHN F. REmf announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir- cult Court of Mobile cOuuy, al the election on me first Monday of August next. jani4 Sote
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We desire to be in tune in inviting the patronage of citizens, especially the ladies, to the concert # Mrs. RicHARDsoS, which will take place on Monday Evening. Our town is proverbIally liberal in the support of foreign novelties. Scarcely sea- son passes without the hesowa of large benefits up- strangers, who really bring, for the passing enter lainment of week, greater talent and much less personal claim to favor, than some who reside with us permanently. This ought 10 be Novelty has It's atuac ons and will always gather admirers, while the more modest merit which dwels unobtIu- .vely at door, gets less than due appreciation. We hope that in the case of Mrs RICHARDSON, an amiable lady, and very accomplished artist. there will be an interest created sufficient to give her N substantial evidence of the public of her merits, as substantial al least, and she would be then we'll pleased, as has of,en been bestowed upon transient performers of much less preienslons.
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DPI respectfully announce myself IF a candidate for Clerk of ihe Circuit Court Of Mobile county, al the ensuing August election. o
 mha sIS J. w. LANG.
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ey-The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will s"p- port him as candidate for the office of Clerk ot the County Court, a, the election in August next.
 ianl6 4Otef
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Total thus far. .y46 40 bR6 IUUb Majority for Jackson. ....... ...... 5O6
 Fenier. r.................. .4oS
 Reported gain for Jackson. .975 The majority nl Feunsr t, ongh h+ Slate, in lSlS, was TAT, so that Jackson has to gain only TIP votes in the towns and counties 10 be heard from.
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Dd-We are requested to announce EDWARD b GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Cour at the ensuing election. mhli
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OHice 0fClerk of District Court Of the U. 8
 for the Southern District of ofAIabama.


 NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons who have l been decreed Bankrupis by the Court aforesaid. ba. who have not received final discharges. that no publication of notice for final hearing will be made, unless the costs which have accru-d in their cases respectively shall have been paid iihin fifteen days from this date. apl2 JOHN FITS, Clerk
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FOR BOSTON

.sse-rt, FOR BOSTON. D. .SSA The fine packet schooner ORRALLOO, Ms4sE A. P Lufkm master, burthen 25O laes js now ready to receive freight. Apply on board, a, Cont street wharf, or to 7NN apl2 J.H. RIVERS & co. e SADDLERY-The undersigned is receiving per kJOraloo from PhiladeIphia fresh supply of Sad. dIrry and Saddler's materials. which he will sell a, low pri es. ss. tetHt i
 npl2 s. BoULLEMET, 2 Dauphin-st. !. DRAGGING AND ROPE-276 pieces Kentucky
 AI Baggngj 325 coils do Rope. for sale by :
 apI2s MINGE & RUSSELL.
 DRESCRIPTIONS-Pr with care by Il apI2 T. WAsLH. Druggist, s6 Royaf st.
 E,iouR-lOO bbls $ {, for sale by IT " api2 JAMES SANDS X co.
 CASTOR OIL-5 bbls in store and for sale by ' api2 Lsl JAMES SANDS 6 co. HONEY-Chrifed Honey, for sale by - A1apl2 T. WALSH, Drugg isl. .36 Roys-s DATENT MEDlCINES-AIIk Il kinds E,r sale by apl2 T. WALSH. Druggist, 86 Royals'. QLUE LICK-lO bbls just received and for sale A1 apl1 by JAS. SANDS & co. V aplz JAS. SANDS A co. " HISKEY-l0O bbls in store and for sale by w apl2 JAMES SANDS & co, (1OLOGNE Water, Fancy Soaps, Brushes, O Combs, &c. for sale hy lIla
 apl2 T. WALSH, Druggist, se Ro,aI-st. CASTOR OlL-100 dozen quarts, pints and hall Opints, for ralr low by ,I
 apls T. WALSH, Drussist, ss Royal.s,. HAY-l80 bales Timothy Hay, this morning III landing on Cont, street whs,f. Tor sale by
 apl2 aa1 ~r J.H. RIVERS & co. Tn BBLS pure Linseed Oil; 10 do Spirits Tur- | ! " pentine, just received and for sale at
 apI2 Q. TODD'S Paint Store, Al Dauphinst CHEESE-A choice article of Enallsh dairy, N landing from Sarah Brown and for sale by
 WRIGHT C CUNNINGHAM,
 spl2 Grocsrp, 6s Dauphn stieet. !
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6ee@-- N LIGHTERAGE. Ac.-T6

shwEMH! sieaner MINERVA, Capt ). SPil,
 .lngS. having been thoroughly re- carry cotton to the shipping in tine lower bay, at thd lowest rater. Mir. II. R. ROBERTS. st Wood q brewrrs 96 Commerce street, will recsip, for cst. ton during the absence of: liie boat -
 D- Passengers will also he taken down the hay at reasonable terms a. bv any other bSkt iw9hss trade. For any further particulars apply .n board. or to Mir. Roberts as ahoye. z ' ai,l0 ll2tf
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EtSPRIT DE MlLLEFLEUR-Thc genuine ar. AL ticls made and sold by
 spi2 '. WALSH, Druggist, s6 RoyaI-sI
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Ger thy ridge -broken pillows
 The canvass IS cast"
 There is one part of our seaport newspapers whcl is only read by me, chants and the relatives ant friends of seamen. The Poets corner has it's alrac ton to the sentimental; the reports of the dongs II Congress and the State Legislatures are perused with interest by the politician; the advertisements with some, are all sufficient; the marriages and deaths and chapter of accidents entice the aged and the young; but to the marine list the merchant looks with anxiety, the wife and daughter of the sailor with deep solicuds, the sister with warm affection. the parent and betrothed one with eager eye and |. fmtering heart. There the eye first glances, ard should the soughl-for name be found, there finger the affections, spite of all other attractions on the print ed sheet. - ' ....,t..t. "
 The halfcolumn of marine intelligence reported by one ofthe Cunard steamers, read with peculiar emotions. They were t,ere, close together, like a flock of fowls the vessels names and those of the and the commas and semic' Ions and dashes between. What was there in those names to interest one xho had no friends al sea, and no property on the ocean1 Ye, ] read them over ons evening, when my eyes fe, dim, once and again, and felt ,here was sublimiiy in the pase Each of those vessels might fiWDish tale of romance; night and day they had town over ibe mighty sea; rom land to land they passed. There was mo- iesty in the announcement which commended them o notice. Perry, in his victory on the Lakes, has
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aJ- The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him as a candidate for the office of Clerk oi the Circuit Court of Mobile county at the election on the Iat Monday of August next mh2oleE
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AA FOR RENT-The building known as .Es@ Hitchcock's Press, with the Wharf attached, is offered for for year or more from he lst November next Applicants are requested to hand their proposals, naming their securities, to ihe sub scriber or before the 26th fast. .
 apl2E* Fl. BARNEY 20 St Francis-st
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FOR GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW. A L%s-s H The splendid passenger steamboat xfs<EsS<. JAMES HEWITT. Quarter nas. ter, will leave for the sbove and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the l2ih instant, at o'' clock PM.
 For freight passage apply on board or to
 apl2 , CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
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The mails were regularly through yesterday, but ont exchanges contained nothing commercially of interest," Al NEW YoRE the cotten market remained nrm, with sales the sd of 1900 2OOO bales
 EIch inges qIiei ut last quoted rates.
 The Banks of BosroN had announced dividends Of rom 2iGp3 per for $ months payable on the 7'h inst amounting, in the aggregate '9 S55o s'o rms eA ceeds the October dividends by 5000 The aggregate capital of these hanks is 7,i50OOO
 The steamer Cambra which sailed rom Boston Tor Liverpool on tho lst inst had l26 passengers It hp- pears there applicants for oerihs than could he odaled and from the Boston Adver- II.er that il was in contemplation to send the Unicorn tal Halifax we presnme) immediately 10 Boston, to sail on the 10th inst, "Wednesday neAD for England, win those passengers who disappointed in going ou in Ihs Cambria. In noticing this, the New-York Commer cial Advertiser says that tho packet ships ng oat very few passengers adding for the information o who wish 10 proceed 10 Europe, he following lIsI of ships each of whom can accommodate. in superior manner, from 25 to 30 passengers.
 Packet ship Independence, Allen, Liverpool April
 Waterloo, (uew) Allen, " II
 Nsw-York, Chopper ' " l6
 Liverpool, Eldrdge 2l
 Westminster, lloyey, for London '" 10 10
 Toronto, Tinker, zO
 Baltimore, Funk, for ilavre |
 Arso, Anthony, ,
 Suly, Edgar, 10 At NEW-ORLEANs, the cotton market was heavy on Wednesday-saes of he day reported only 25OO bales prices somewhat in favor Of buyors In other articles he Picnyune of Thursday says:-There was an active de- mand for Sugar yesterday, and large quantities were dis posed of full prices to 6ac per lb, according To quality Moasses in lively request ai 27c per gallon for good lots
 Some demand preva cd yesterday for Flour, but tts sales small former rates. We quote Ohio S4 per bbt conmon brands Of Missouri and Illinois S4 Favor - s Louis brands St tO + per bh Provisions of all kinds are in good request at former prices
 Rio Coffee Is selling freely al o ste, and holders m disposed to put up prices further.
 M,coN, April 3-Cotton-The improvement in our cotton arkei produced by the nf lhe Cnmhria has been well sustained during the psst week Sales been brisk and perhaus large amount of cotton hhs changed hands during he past week, ht any time for the same period during the season-our quotation pred cated upon The sales ot yesterday, hru 2i to 5tr. Receipts Oi cotton during Month of March. 2,17t Receipts previously log Sit
 Total up 10 lst April. l....................l2 l22 354 onipPen ih march Z253t Stock on hand Isl April ..".................. 24 45t The largest amount of cotton heretofore received il this city tn any one year was ,0OO in ls39-40.
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Oo-The undersigned annosncer himself as can ddate for Clerk of the Circuit Cour, of Mobile coun- ty, al the ensuing August election. ;an17 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
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Delegates 10 the Denoc .atic Convention in Tus- caIoosa, have been appointed m several counties
 Limestone, Shelby, Jefferson, Montgomery, Pike Macon, Tuscaloosa, Washington, and as we heard it rumored, Butler and Macon, have appointed dele gates instructed vote for the continuation oi NAT FERRY ol Limestone, for Governor.
 Wilcox has instructed for CHAPMAN in the hrs' instance, and TERRY as the second choice. Chap man, however, has withdrawn. The Sumter dele gates are unnstructed. Greene has instructed Tor COLEMAN as the first and TERRY the second choice Clarke county give the first choice 10 CHAPaAN, md the second lo McCLUNs. Mobile stands alone thus far as having instructed for McCLUNG excIu- ,vely, and without alternative. The meeting was' taking lt in all in all, peculiar one itself.
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ots-I offer my name to the voters of Mobile county as candinate for the office of County Clerk, at the ensuing August election. lanl5 39Ie EDWIN kOSI,.
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ssTNED g. RATCLJFFE IS proposed by his friends as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, and will he supported by .
 febl7 67u MANY VOTERS.
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JUHN DAFTNs Nctfsf"'y' -, - NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

BY THE EXPRESS MAIL FROMN. FORA. .-.a- ..Nilmer and -Smi,h's European Times"
 A Ess>Me Arrangements have been made bv I'd AkHI6s which THE EUROPEAN TlMEG, 2kkkk.k publirhed-in Englan,l. expressly fer the U. STATES and CANADA, will be sent fos- ward on the arrival of all the Steamships 10 Besisa and New York from Eng land. 'zlr rrs
 The paper will he forwarded from New York the arrival the Express from Boston, ffrqsensly 24 hhhrs in advance of Inc regular mail, to the City TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. -
 IL has already attained very high character. .and may with great preprriy be raid to contain ths ts't prices current fhe best shipping hss and ths e't Foyeien European Ne,rs -Paper whirh reaches, sh.e country from Eng.and-ior |, comprises in a c',a- densed frm of Iyeniy four columns every desrriP. ton of news of interest to Amerca, whIchhas tran spi,ed in England and other FnreiRn ports. fr"@ the sailing of the preyious up ie the hony of dspnr- ture of the steamship which conveys the orthcoming number. 4. -r44. t.
 Amongst other numerous and aal,ering tss.ias- nals the Boston Morning Post says ::
 "We are greatly indebted io ths newspaper fer nur foreign, miscellaneous and commercial Hews.- One humber of sWilmer and Smih's Earopesa Times is worth whole file Of any oIher EagIish pa, er." f - ::
 Subscription. 6 4 per annun.
 0-MR. O'SHKUGHEEssY, the agent fer "Tke European Times," is now in the city sHd sotiein subscribers for the above also, for all the Earnpean papers including the reviews, .The London Puach 'The lll'd News and Times &c. kc. He will be
 nnd during his short stay in the City. st ihe has. sion House Hotel or al Bouegei's iLie,ary Pc pot. . t...f- A npb
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MOBILE

Saturday Morning, April IS. Is46
 The eastern mail came through yesterday without any intelligence of moment
 The Rhode leland State election is partially heard from and there is fair prospect oftbe success ol JAcKsos, the liberation ticket. In about one hall the State il has gained nearly thousand yo'e' since the former election. over the persecued ticket
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George Keyser. Resolved. That Sunday the S,h of April shall be the last Sunday on which ~ill hold @aFket CT
 70
 Received. That Jesse Jayne, William Miller and John Cole, form committee to lay these proceed jugs before the Mayor, Aldermen and Comnon Csnn- cilmen of Mobile, travng them 10 snake an ordin. ance allowing Saturday evening market un,il 5 o'clock, R he'll 10 be rnng at half past as hsif hours warning to close the market. ..,t
 Resolved. That these proceedings be published ia the city papers until the lsth inst. -. ..a
 .....s JOHN COLE, President:
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There is much truth as we'll ns poetry in the follow ing article from the Boston Courier ihe subject o tine Marine List, matter of great imp' rance it thousands of newspaper readers, but passed over by many thousands more, as something of little worth.
 THEM MARINE LIST
 'When like Iambs in the tempest, .Hs. Or news in the blast. f
 Ger thy ridge-broken pillows
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FOR TUSCALOOSA. A E h The fine steamer WARRIOR, F. P. Oliver master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 18th instant, at o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on hoard to apl2 CAMPBELL, OWEN co.
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TMOMPsONIAN DEDICAI. DEPOT.

.- sf Nc 52 FToaL sfrret, M MostEE, ALAl
 BAsA-Rece,ed per ship S,. Lssn
 fae assortmentaf BOTANIC ME.
 DlCINES. ..
 In store previously, Dr. Thomson s,., Ho~ard's, Mattaon' anj BeacI,s Booksx or Botanic WofkS 7"
 Also, Jewett's and McLean's I.,n,nents, and Rst. ler's Erupt,ve Ornaments, &s., &c. .s-es...;' /
 Which will be sold ior'cash or approved pzpsr. '.
 aplO ..:'s% JOSEPH REEIt '' Boarding School, Sing Sing, Nsw-Yerk.
 MAELnoRouGa ] CnuscH,hE. PRissieAr .,.: VNHE SUMNER SESSION, oE ;hia Insti.M, isssNH' Il commences Wsdnesday ,Ihe 30th April. TIs remarkable healhness of the locatian Iis psox,nisy 10 the city of N. York heng distant less ihai free hours sail, the convenient and comfortable Afrshke. ments of the building present advanta ges by few institutions The Principal w, . sfadsate sf the United States Military Aradeuy. sr Wsst Rsit, and while instructng principally in the miiemxli. cal department, maintains sn ct personai sbuPersi. sion over all the others. As healthy recrss,onand improvement to the carriage of the pdpiib. they are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill '",Sy The terms are S2s0 per annum. which .ineiaaes instruction m French. Pupils ts furnish the asuat articles. or they will he fu sishsd A, a small expsnse. For the Q her modern iang"sges, music ;'araw'ing books and stationary, aa extra charge s made.
 The Principal refers part icaarly to the foilowias gentlemen, some of the patrons of the In-ti,ut*a: Chas King, E.q., Hop. B. F. Bstier William BArnewall, Esq.. Jas. Smith. Esq. Ch.nIe. K~ss., hand: Esq, Isaac n Gibson; Egg co,nelos DuRsis. venwor,h, Esq, of Eizabe,htowp,N.'J N .tssns&st 5 Van Rensselaer, of Albany, N. Y; Colonsi ]. g, Mcintosh, a.. the U. $. Army; Her.. Charles 4. W'ckliffe. of Kentucky; Arch'd Grasie, Esq ,sWm.. K HalIe,i, Esq. John Bloodsood, Esq. .of Moh,ls. Alabama. s..u apie lR z INFORMATION WANTED of ELi4I BUscE: IL formerly Eh<a Ksnfsdy. who sailed ffofn LisSr. pool on the 29lh March. I844, and arrissd xt NsG.: Orleans. where she married John Busch i. Snd will him shortly after left for St, Louis, Mo. Her hst: band, about womonths after, was sir,iwhed, sss,e' when no particulars have been had of her. Her sss. ther is ia this.ci,v, and exs,e6eiJ snxisvs tJ learn something oi her daugber.' Any infirnasisi to that effect. will confer lasting oblss,i6n aud yst lievs the painful su'penee Sf ar anxious parenk AA dress Mrs. Kennedy, care of Mir Moses. Wsrise,. :. Comne, ce-st. Mouile.>- esapS li0xxss. ETThe New.Oreans Picaynne and Reyipile. B.! Louis. will please insert three times each, axd for. ward bulls as above ..r.
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FOR VIENNA AND COLUMBUS. E> n The fine, fast running psssenge- steamboat NEW ERA, Jo. Estes master, will leave for the above and all nterme- diate landings, on THIS DAY, l2th instant, ut o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 apl2 CAMPBELL, OWEN x co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. k h The fine fast running passenger XkEffii steamer NEW WORLD. Joseph Bryan master, will leave for the above and a inter- mediate landings, on THIS DAY. the 18th inst, at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 apl2 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
 FOR ABERDEEN-W Wotr Permitting. h The steamboat POTOMAC, P. O.. Ss6tsszzE Foster, master, will leave for the above and intermediate landings on THIS DAY, l2,h instant, ai t o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply ou board or to
 ap'2 M. WARlNG & co.
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The mails regularly through yesterday, but Ohi exchanges contained nothing commercially of interest," Al NEW YORK, the cotten market rema ned nrm,wi'h sales the 3d of 1900 10 2OO0 bales
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETIlMPkA. A r> h The new and light draue htsiea,ner Szx5sSsssG51 LOWNDES, A. Il. Johnson master, will leave for the above and all nterme Hate landings on THIS DAY, l2th inst at o'clock. PM:
 For freight or passage. having superior accommo- daiions, apply on board ar to
 apl2 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
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FOR NEW.ORLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
 (Rsguiar semi wsekly paeka tO ths hfD BssH.) eayes New Orleans Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Leaves Mobile Tuesdays and Frdaya - ltS- Cabin passage $s5. Deck passage $t.
 <gkAMp~ M The fine and siauncn steamer | lsuyb.sssfus MONTEZUMA J .McC. Baker mas = szier, will leave for the above port on TUESDAY, 18th April, 1t 10 o'clock AM.
 pU-Her rates of freight are reduced hye cents per barrel from this date.
 For freight or passage, having excellent accommo- datona, apply on hoard or to
 apI2 $. A. GILBERT & BRO.. 50 Com-st
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MApEIRA.-The editors of tho Journal of Com merce have been favored with the following extract of a letter dated
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I'D ENCF CUH MY,
 1915. I843.
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