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Southern men, upon the questions of Mr. Davis's release. The result of the visit is unknown. 

Mrs. Davis is in remarkable good health and spirits, and, in conversation with friends, lately, spoke very confidentially of the release of Mr. Davis.

NEW YORK, May 1. - Receipts at the sub-Treasury this month $184,000,000; Disbursements, $115,000,000; receipts from customs this month, $9,500,000, half million less than same time last year.

NEW YORK, May 1. - The Treasury Department commenced to disburse $25,000,000 in coin as interest on 5-20's $7000,000 was paid out to day, mostly gold certificates.

The steamship Scotia bad, among her passengers, Geo. Peabody, Gen. Present, of South Carolina, and J. W. Forney.

The Connecticut Legislature was organized to-day.
Gov. English's message says:

"The situation of public affairs is, in every aspect, important, and urges that, as citizens of a common country, we should secure the extinguishment of vindictive resentments, engendered by the late civil war, waged to maintain the supremacy of the Federal Constitution."

RICHMOND, May 1. - To-morrow, the Street Car Company run four cars for both whites and blacks; two cars for ladies. The Company will only run six cars. This has been done after consulting with Gen. Schofield.

RALEIGH, N. C. May 1. - Senator Wilson arrived last night and spoke. The Senator advised the negroes to educate them elves and acquire property and buy land. He then denounced the latter day saints and cautioned them against them. He was followed by two negroes who made conservative speeches.

The Senator spoke in the capitol square to-day in t e same v in as last night, and was listened to by a large audience of whites and blacks. Among the former were some of the most prominent citizens.
 
WILMINGTON, N. C., May 1. - Senator Wilson addressed an immense crowd of both races to-day. Little 
enthusiasm and no disturbance.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1. - Mexican advices from Tampico, the 24th ult., say Gomez pronounced against Juarez in favor of Ortega.
 
From Matamorors, The 29th ult., advices say that news was received from Monterey of the 24th, which says Porferio Diaz had occupied a part of the city of Mexico with headquarters at the convent of St. Domingo.

Two squares of the main plaza of the city was de ended by Gen. Tadera.

Another attempt to come to the relief of Queretaro was made by the Imperialists, who are literal y starving.

Guadawama, who commanded, routed and pursued Marquez an returned to Queretaro.

The troops at San Luis were also sent to Queretaro.

The Liberals are eager to end the struggle.

The Times publishes, this afternoon, a report received from private sources which says that another battle was fought at Queretaro, resulting in the defeat and demoralization of the Imperialists and the death of Miramon.

After the fight Queretaro was occupied by the Liberals.

Maximilian had not been found and was supposed to in secret flight.

The report of the defeat of Marquez by Diaz is confirmed.

The Liberals are complete masters of the situation.

LONDON, April 30. - Parliament resumed session yesterday. In the House of Commons last night, Lord Stanley, in reply to an en
ular in seeing that it is returned to you.

If the fire does not show itself plainly, it will be the duty of the person giving the alarm to remain at the box until an officer of the Department, or an engine arrives at the box. Avoid if possible giving the alarm from any but the nearest box to the fire.
Be sure the box is locked and the key taken out before leaving it.
THOS. B. LYONS,
Chief Mobile Fire Department,

COMMERICAL.
OFFICE MOBILE DAILY TIMES,
Wednesday Evening, May 1, 1867.
COTTON-The demand to-day was again confined to a few buyers. The market was poorly supplied, and factors were willing sellers at outside rates. Sales 300 bales, the market closing quiet and dull at 23@24e. for Middling.

MONETARY.
Wednesday Evening, May 1, 1867.
Gold-135@136
Sterling-Sight 143@144 and 145.
New York Sight par checking. 1/2@3/8 discount buying.
New Orleans Sight par.

THE LATEST MARKETS.
(BY TELEGRAPH.)
(NEW YORK ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.)
NEW YORK, MAY 1.
Cotton dull and 1c. lower; sales 950 bales; uplands 28c. Flour 10@15c. better; Western $11 85@13 30. Whiskey quiet and unchanged. Wheat 1@2c. better; very firm. Rye $1 38 for mixed Western. Rice dull. Coffee quiet. Sugar steady; Cuba 11@12c. Molasses quiet. Texas Wool 24@32 1/2c. New Mess Pork $22-75. Money easy and steady at 4@6 per cent. on call. Sterling quiet at 9 3/8@9 1/2. Gold opened at 135 1/8, but declined to 134 7/8, and closed at 135 3/4. Governments are without a material change.
The steamer Scotia took out $100,000.
ST. LOUIS, May 1.
Tobacco slightly easier. Cotton, nothing done.-Flour dull; spring superfine $8 25@9 50; fall ditto $10 50 @11 50. Prime fall Wheat $3 25@3 40; choice $3 50@3 60; fancy $3 70. Corn lower, $1 06@1 12. Oats declined 1@2c. Provisions dull and unchanged. 
CINCINNATI, May 1.
Flour firm; superfine $12@$13 ; trade brands $14@$16. Wheat firm and unchanged ; No. 2 spring $2 90. Corn 98c.; bulk $1 10 sacked. Oats are in demand at 64@76c. Bulk rye steady at $1 70@$1 72. Whiskey dull at $2 26 in bond. Cotton dull and nominal at 26c. Provisions dull but firm. Mess pork $22 50. Bulk meats 8@10c. for shoulders and sides. Bacon-9c. for shoulders ; 11c. for ides ; and 12c. for clear sides. Lard 12 1/2@12 3/4c. Plain hams 13@13 1/2c.; sugar-cured, 15@15 1/2 c. Sugar 11 1/2@15c. Coffee 25@28c. for fair to choice Rio.
LOUISVILLE, May 1. 
Leaf Tobacco active; sales 226 hhds; medium leaf $12@15; shipping $18@20; selections $21@23 75; manufacturing wrap er $25@65. Superfine Flour $9 75@11. What nominal. Shelled Corn $1 15 delivered; ear Corn in bulk $1 02. Oats 80c in bulk. Rio Coffee declined 1/2c. Bacon-shoulders 9c; packed clear sides 12 1/2c. Lard in tierces 12 1/4c; leaf in kegs 13 1/4c. Raw Whiskey $2 25. 
River rising with 7 3/4 feet water in the cans1. 
NEW ORLEANS, May 1.
Sales to-day 1600 bales Cotton; market lower and irregular; low middling 25@26c.; receipts 900 bales. Sugar and Molasses, no sales. Flour dull, with a downward tendency; superfine $12 50. Corn $1 35@1 40; fair supply. Oats 82@85c. Pork q iet but firm at $23 75. Bacon unchanged; only retail business. Lard unchanged. Gold 135 3/4. Sterling 46@48 1/2. New York Sight 1/4 prem. 
LIVERPOOL, April 30-P.M.
Cotton less firm, and closed easier at a decline; middling uplands 11 3/4d.; Orleans 12 1/2d.; sales of 12,000 bales. Breadstuffs firm. Cor advanced; 44s. 3d. per quarter for mixed Western. Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, April 30-P.M.
Conso s firm at 92 1/4. 5.20's 71 1/4. Illinois Central 76; Eries 40 1/2.
LIVERPOOL, April 30-2 P.M.
Cotton easier and declined 1/4d.; uplands 11 3/4@12d.; Orleans 12 1/4d. Other articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 1-Evening.
Cotton quiet and dull; s les of 8,000 bales; uplands 11 1/4@11 1/2d.; Orleans 11 3/4d.
LONDON, May 1.
Stock Board closed all day.
LIVERPOOL, May 1st, 1:30, P.M.
Cotton heavy and declined 1/8@1/4d. since noon. Middling Uplands 11 3/4@11 1/4d. 

Jewelry !                             Jewelry
CLOCKS!
SIMON & GUIMOND.
101 Dauphin street,
Have constantly on hand a large assortment
Clocks and Fine Jewelry, consisting of Coral, Onyx, Carbuncle, Amathyst, Jet, Peal, Cameo and Etruscan Gold Sets.
Mourning Jewelry of all descriptions.
Plain, Friendship, Regard and Pearl Rings,
Bracelets, Necklaces, Shirt and Sleeve Buttons
Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired and guaranteed. 
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Boots and Shoes.
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY [[image]]
Conti Street, Between Royal and Water.
Boots and Shoes made to order, of the best French calf skin, and warranted to fit.
Repairing neatly done on short notice.
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H. MULLER,
99... ........DAUPHIN STREET............99
LADIES; AND GENTLEMEN'S
Boot- and Shoe Manufactory. 
[[image]] All patterns of Ladies' and Gentlemen's BOOTS and SHOES constantly on hand, and orders secured promptly 
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Gas Fitting.
JAMES BURNS & SON
Have just received a large assortment of
Plain and Fancy Gas Chandeliers,
Brackets and Pendants, Etc.,
Iron and Lead Pipe of all Sizes,
Iron and Brass Fittings of all Kinds and Sizes.
Gas fitting, plumbing and steam work done at short notice, at

No. 14 Conti Street.
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Carriages, &c.
DANE'S
Carriage and Buggy Stables.
[[image]]
These stables are now finished, and are said to be the finest, best ventilated, and most complete Stables in the United States
He has just received a fine stock of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES and HORSES, and is now ready to furnish his old customers, and all others that may favor him with a stall, with as fine TURN-OUTS as can be found in the city.
Fine Carriages for all occasions can be furbished at the shortest notice, at the corner of Spring Hill and Dauphin streets
Also-Horses taken on Livery at reasonable rates.
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R. MARSH DENMAN.........D. M. HOLLINGSWORTH
R. MARSH DENMAN & CO.,
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
No. 10 South Water 'street, Mobile, Ala.
(Between Dauphin and Conti.)
Will keep constantly on hand a large stock of COACHES, BRETS, ROCKAWAYS, BAROUOHES and BUGGIES from our own and the best Eastern manufactories, and will sell them at the LOWEST New Orleans prices.
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C. R. WARREN,
U. S. Internal Revenue Broker,
No. S. South Royal Street, Up Stairs, 
Will attend to MAKING OUT INCOME BLANKS and all Returns required by the U. S. Revenue Department. Anyone des ring me to call at their place of business will please leave orders at my Office.
C.R. Warren
Lat Ass't Assr 12th Division
apt 1n

Every description of BLACKSMITHING promptly executed.
CASTINGS of every description furnished the Country Trade at the shortest notice
Orders for the REPAIR of Country Work will receive prompt attention. 
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J. W. HUTCHINSON'S
TONIC BITTERS.
For the effective cure of all forms of BOWEL COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, CHRONIC or NERVOUS D-BILITY and SEA SICKNESS.
A certain preventive (if taken during an epidemic) to YELLOW FEVER or ASIATIC CHOLERA. 
This incomparable preparation (containing no Aloe or Rhubarb, as do most Tonic Medicines-being entirely a vegetable compound,) has stood the test of medical criticism for upwards of twenty years, and in no case has there been a complaint against it. These Bitters have this advantage over all other Tonic medicines-the approbation of very many of the most eminent physicians in the United States, who use them in their practice, and who have authorized the Proprietor and his agents to refer to them.
Hundreds of persons attribute their exemption from disease, during the epidemic of 1853, to the use of those Bitters.
For sale by most of the Druggists, and by the PROPRIETOR, corner Warren and [[?]]
Price-$2 per Bottle.                         nov18 tf
-ALSO-
At the "WAVERLY SALOON," No. 36 North Royal street, by Messrs. BURKE, PROCTOR & CO. 

MARTIN HORST, 
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

all Eastern and Northern Cities.

TWO DAILY TRANINGS leave Cairo morning and evening, on arrival of steamer from Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
Time, 3 1/2 days from Mobile to New York. To Boston 3 days and 15 hours.
For through tickets, apply at Mobile and Ohio Railroad Depot, and at Office 40 Royal street, Mobile, Ala. Also, at the Illinois Central Railroad Depot, at Cairo, Ill
M. HUGHITT,
General Superintendent, Chicago
W. P. JOHNSON
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
or B. F. Longley
General Southern Agent, New Orleans

For Rent and Sale.
FOR RENT.
THREE ROOMS, suitable for a Dressmaker, or Dentist, at No. 176 Dauphin street.
Apply
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FOR RENT.
Elegant Store and Office
TIMES BUILDING,
Cor. Royal and St. Michael sts.
ONE FINE STORES,
FIRST FLOOR, 18X50 FEET.
Two Elegant Offices on 2d Floor
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION [[?]]
Inquire at TIMES OFFICE
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FOR RENT.
The Building at 33 South Water st.
Next to the Corner of Conti,
And formerly occupied by the 
MOBILE TIMES!

LUCRETIA...........Capt. John Davis
SARAH..........Capt. S. Graham Stone
[[image]] One of these new A1 Propellers will leave for NEW ORLEANS every SUNDAY and TUESDAY at 11 A. M., and THURSDAYS at 2 P. M. Freight received EVERY DAY on the wharf or at the Warehouse of the Line, Gage's ne building, corner of Commerce and Government streets. For freight; apply on board at the office, WHERE ALL BILL OF LADING WILL BE SIGNED. 
Messrs. HALL, PENDLETON & CO., St. Louis; ERWIN DONAHUE, Louisville; and GETTY & JOHNSON, Cincinnati are the Agent of the line, and will sign Through Bills of Lading to Mobile and points on the Alabama River. 
DAVIS HALL & CO, Agents
dec18 1y

FOR PASCAGOULA.
The boats leaving Mobile SUNDAYS and TUESDAYS and those leaving New Orleans THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, will touch at PASCAGOULA, taking Passengers and Freight.
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MOBILE TRADE CO.'S LINE.

For Selma and Montgomery.
[[image]] The fine light-draught passenger steamers of this line will leave as follows:
J. Lawrence, Captain V. B. Gunnison, on Monday
Jewess, Captain J. J. Cox, on Tuesday
Admiral, Captain B. Weaver, on Thursday.
St. Charles, Captain F. M. Johnson, on Saturday
Nyanza, Captain O. Finnegan, ------
[[?]] CHARLES will receive Wetumpka freight with the privilege of reshipping on Gertrude at Selma or Montgomery.
Freight received daily on Daupin s re wharf.

For Demopolis, Gainesville and Warsaw.
Clara, Captain J. W. Stone, leaves on Tuesday

For Demopolis, Finch' Ferry, and Merriwether's Landing.
Prairie State, Capt. Frank S. Stone, on Saturday. 
For freight or passage apply on board, or to 
H. R. JOHNSTON, Sup't.
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Mobile Trade Co.'s Line.
For Selma and Montgomery.
Leaves THURSDAY 2d inst................. at 4 P M
[[image]] The fine light-draught last-running passenger steamer ADMIRAL, B. Meaher master, Walsh Welsh clerk will leave for above.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board or to
H R. JOHNSTON, Sup't,
No. 8 South Broad St.
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For Tuscaloosa
Leaves FRIDAY 8d iust...at 5 P M
[[image]]The new, light-draught, fast running te me MARY H. Jn. stone, Master, Joo Jenks, Clerk. will leave for the above and all intermediate landings FRI AY, the 2d inst., at 5 o'clock       M
For freight or passage, apply on board.            my2

For Vienna.
Leave SATURDAY, 4th i st...at 4 P M
The [[?]], light-draught passenger [[?]] formerly the MOLLIE [[?]] Master, Frank [[?]] will leave for the above and all intermediate landings, on SATURDAY, 4th in [[?]] P M
For freight or passage apply on board, or to 
J. H. [[MATTHEW & CO.?]], Agents.
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WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!
A large lot of OAK and A-H Wood, either Sawed or Unsawed, for sale by 
B. S. CHAMBERLAIN & CO.,
Wood Yard on Commerce street, between State and Congress. 
mar 24

NOTICE.
Those interest in the entry of Public Lands, or in any business connected with the Land Offices in the southern Districts of Alabama and Mississippi, will hold it to their advantage to [[?]] BARTON KENNEDY o 32 North [[?]] They may hereby save the expense of transacting business in person [[?]]

Sterling Exchange,
In sums of ONE POUND STERLING and upwards on Mears. BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool and London. For sale by A. J. Ingesoll [[?]]

D. Levy