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OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA
Lottery, Class No, 111, for 1841.
* 32-77—25—80—68—86-18-67—81—59—84
61—73—39.
ICFTO-DAY.
CAPITAL PRIZE 9,000 DOLLARS.
{Jfr’Ticktls Only Two Dollars and Fitty C’i'd
ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY.
—Cl ass No. 112 for 1841—
Authorised by tlte Legislature of the State, for the
Benefit of the Wctumpka Lodge No. 39. To be
drawn at Mobile, on THIS DA V , Sept. 6, 1941, at
7 o'clock p, m., at the Mansion House Exchange,
Royal-st. S. DAVIS & CO., Malingers.
75 Numbers-12 Drawn Balfuts.
SCHEME.
1 Prize of *6,000 is - *6.000
1 .. . 1,500 is -
l “ , 1,200 is - .206
1 •• - 1,000 is • >.600
1 •• • S00 ;s ■ 800
2 «• - 500 is - UWO
2 “ - 300 is - 600
9 •• . 250 is - 500
3 .. . 200 is - 600
4 . 150 is - 600
« .. . 100 is - 600
e . 70 is • 420
IQ,, .« . 35 is - 6,650
33 ** - 15 is - 045
33 .. . 12 is - 756
63 .. . 10 is - «80
33 »« - 6 is - 378
3906 «• - 3 is - 11.718
23436 “ 1 50 is - 35,154
27814 Prizes, amounting to #71,051
Tickets *1 50—Halves 75 rts—Quarters .*17 1-2 cts.
Packages of 25 tickets, *37 50, warranted to draw
at least *18. Packages of 25 half tickets, *18 76,
warranted to draw at least *9. Packages ol 25quar
ter tickets, *9 37 1-2, warranted to least*4 50.
# For packages or single tickets, apply at the Man
agers’ Office, corner of Dauphin and \\ ater sts.
AILS—500 casks Swedes Iron Nails all sizes |
just received and for sale by
sepS 41m DF. FOREST MORRIS & CO.
Sacks Liverpool Salt; 100 do do Blown
I vr\J Salt; 5 cases table .Salt, for sale by
«ep8 THOS. P. MILLER '& CO.
DEMIJOHNS.—500 Demijohns assorted sizes,
for sale by D. C. LOWBER & CO,
sep3 41m _m onimerce s».
LOST NOTE.—Lost oil the 2d inst. about 2 o’
clock in Royal street, a Blank Note not filled
up in writing or amount, signed at bottom, 1st b\
Charles Weatherford, 2nd, Alexander Weather
ford, 3d by William Sizemore, and attested by Z.
Leanard, this is therefore toforwarn all persons from
trading for or using in anyway a note with these sig
natures, should it lie filleii up for anv amount what
ever it is the only note or paper in existence with all
these names on. his
Wm. X SIZEMORE,
mark
sei)3 41m* MARTIN M. DURAND.
11 lids Prime Sugar; 25 bbls Loaf Sugar,
&vr 10 bbla Clarified Sugar,
50 bbls Molasses,
100 sacks Rio Cofl’ce,
59 “ Havana Coffee,
25 “ Java “ For sale by
sepS THQ8. P. MILLER & CO.
M‘ ST JAMES T. FRANKLIN will act as pur
agent during our absence from the State.
fcaug25 63l _R STKBB1NS & CO.
AGGING & ROPE —
200 pieces 44 inch Kentucky Bagging,
100 •* 44 & 46 inch India “
25 “ Dundee “
25 “ German “
% 25 “ Gunny Bugs 55 inch ** (a new
article)
100 coils Russia Hemp Rope,
* 100 “ Kentucky “ “
50 “ India “ “
4000 lbs Three stran (su|>erior) Twine,
For sale by
Bep3 THOS. P. MILLER & CO.
NOTICE.—Shippers per barge SELMA, for Co
lumbus and intermediate landings, will please
send their Bills of Lading to be signed, as she will
positively leave in tow ol a steamboat, to-morrow
afteraoon, Sept. 2d, at 5 o’clock.
D. C. LOVVBER & CO., Agents,
seplM 59 Commerce-sl.
OST—A POCKET WALLET containing $6
in cash, and sundry papers of no use to any per
son but the owner. The name of John J. Brown,
Mobile, Ala. was written on the inside of the Wal
let. The finder will be will be rewarded on leaving
said wallet at the office of the Commercial Register.
aug27 38u*|
Medical college of Georgia.—Tht
course of Lectures will commence on the Se
cond Monday (8th) of November next, and terminate
on the first Saturday of March following.
O M. Newton-M li Professor of Anatomy
t . A. Dugas, M. D. Protesunr nr
Pathoi*'«” al Anatomy
Alexander Means, M. D. Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
I. P. Garvin, M. I). Professor of Therapeutics and
Materia Medica.
Paul F. Eve,M.D. Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
L. I). Ford, M. D. Prfoessor of the Institutes and
Practice of Medicine.
Joseph A. Eve, M. D. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Infants.
G. M. Newton, M. D. ) Demonstrations of
John McLester,M. I), y Anatomy.
Fee for the full course, including Practical Anatomy,
$120 00
n Matriculation, (first course only) 5 00
For further particulars, address either of the Pro
fessors, or PAUL F. EVE, Dean.
Augusta, Aug. 19—40F.
FOUND—On the Choctaw Road in the neighbor
hood of the city, a SILVER WATCH, with
brass chain and key. They owner can receive it by
applying at this office and paying charges.
aug30 39tf
CLARET WINE.-150 boxes landing from
schooner Maria and for sale by
aug30 JEREMIAH REA.
LIME.—300 bbls fresh burned Lime, for sale at
JOHN G. DAVIS,
aug30 39m 23 St. Michael-st.
FODDER.—96 bales Fodder, landing from steam
er Kalinas and for sale by
aug30 JEREMIAH REA.
W CitT rtiUUIV-IWUUI1 iiuiiu II wm uc*»
ll just received and and for sale by
D. C. LOWBER Sr Co,
nug30 39tf No. 69 Commerce-st.
NAILS.—lOO kegs Nails, assorted sites, for sale
by I). C. LOWBER & CO,
aug30 39 m 59 Commerce-st.
LINSEED OIL, White Lead, and Window Glass,
now landing, for sale by
aug27 38 MOSELY & CO., Druggist.
JUST RECEIVED—A new edition of that cel"
ebraled Work of Marriage Physiologically Dis"
cussed, by Jean Dubois; price $1, for sale at
aug 25 No. 27 St. Francis st.
NGINE OF STEAMBOAT DESPATClf—
For Sale. The Engine and Fixtures of the a
bove boat for sale at Wetumpka, Ala. Address at
aaid place the undersigned.
aug27 38m* S. W. HOUSE.
THE VETO MESSAGE neatly printed on Sal
in, for sale by J. F. CtftNS & CO,
aug25 73m 68 Royal st.
1VOTICE.—Persons owning real estate in the city
11 of Mobile, on which the County School and
Road Taxes for the present year have not been paid
are requested to call at the Sheriff's Office and set
tle the same on or before the 1st September next, as
all the real estate on which the taxes have not been
paid at that time, will be advertised according to law.
aug25-37tf GEO. HUGGINS, Sheriffn. c.
RIO COFFEE.—100 sacks prime Rio Coffee,
for sale by L. HULL & SON,
aug4 12 Water st.
1 KA BXS VIRGINIA TOBACCO, for sale by
1OU jy-9 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st
C^nTooz. rowanD’s tonTcTiixture,
Ovs landing from brig Huntress, for sale by
aug27 38 MOSELY & CO., Druggist.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.—'Hie fine first
S&Sfl&class copp’d fast sailing brig HUNTRESS,
will have immediate despatch. For freight or pas
sage, having excellent accommodations, apply to
Captain King, at Government street wharf, or to
GARDNER fySAGER,
aug27 69 Commerce-st.
N FOR TUSCALOOSA.--The
barge NANCY WEAVER, W. B.
Fteeson, master, will have immediate despatch for
tlys above amd all intermediate landings. For freight,
apply to D. C. LOWBER & CO., Agents,
aug25 59 Commerce-st.
0 $50 REWARD.—Ranaway from the sub
scriber on the 30th of July last, his negro
OlV girl CHARITY, about 18 years of age, quite
tall, lips prominent and nose flat; in speuk
ing articulates through the nose. It is probable she is
lurking about the city or in the vicinity, and most
likely harbored by some person; in which event, I
hereby promise to.PA/ tbe above reward of Fifty dol
ors (or 8ud\ proof as will convict any person, white
pr black, of harboring said girl. For her detection
alpA delivery to me, or if taken up and lodged in the
jail of this county, I will pav a reward of Twenty
dollars. augl6 33tf JOHN COLE.
PUBLIC MEETING.
The under*ign«d citizens of the city and county of
Mobile, impressed with the many and great evils
w mch result from slaves hiring their own time, do
agree to the following as the best mode of enfoicmg
the laws of the State of Alabama on that subject.
That after giving one week's notice in each of the
papers printed la the city of Mobile, we will cause
legal proceedings tj l»e instituted against any and all
persons who are at the end of that time found \ ((dat
ing the laws.
And the undersigned agree, that alter pay ing all
costs and charges incurred in prosecuting, the sur
plus of all flnea imposed, shall be equally divided Ire
tween the Protestait and Catholic Orphan Asylums.
And we do furtlur agree, that any additional ex
penses accruing in prosecuting offenders, shall lx*
jointly borne by the undersigned.
Thomas Holland Roli’t L Crawford
George N Stewart Jo Sea well
Daniel Quigley A W Barnes
James Curry Win Brooks
John Pollard I> G Hall
Win Taylor J B Toulmiii
John Cleveland W II Pendnrvis
Alex Duinas J F McBride
Ramon Soto (.'has Castel, jr
C K O’Hara Geo Mason
F Sheffield N O J Tisdale
J W Moore Rich’d H Redwood
P E Brown James Burns
J T F'ranklin S M Allen
S C Fisher Thos Sfurtevant
J Gayle Jno King
C Esom Jno Shelton
Henry James Henderson Kinney
David Files John H Woodcock
J W Lang C M Godbold
Jno C Hodges Da\i I McCullough
S P Bullard II H Raymond
P Waters P Waters
A Brooks Charles White
A N Crooker S Clark
M McDonald F’ G Kimball
T Miller C S Shreve
Thomas Reid Wm O’Brien
Thos Longfield B Tardy
W C Easton ('harles Culluin
Vance Johnston J Tarlton
J F Leavens R Robertson
Joseph Curran D F'owler.jr
H N Gould J M Ogden
Edw McDermott John I*' Pngtes
C C Hazard Thomas Stringer
A Carr N C Quigley
S T Douglass D D Kane
In pursuance of tlieabove agreement a meeting of
the citizens Mobile was held on Thursday, the 26th
inst. in the U.S. District Court Room, for the pur
pose of taking such Heps as are deemed necessary
to enforce the laws h relation to Slaves hiring, and
being permitted to lire their own time, &c.
Daviii Files, F>q. was called to the Chair and
Thomas Stringer, appointed Secretary.
The chairman liming stated the objects of the meet
ing, to adopt such ueastires as shall lie deemed most
expedient to carry into effect an agreement entered
into by the citizen*, who had signed a document for
that purpose, the bllowing resolutions were unani
mously adopted.
nesoivea, i nai weniy nays nonce ne given in me
papers published h this city, to the owners of Slaves
in the practice ofpermitting them to hire their own
time, and also toall persons in the habit of employ
ing such, that at he expiration of that time, this as
sociation will comnence their duties, according to
annexed agreemmt.
Resolved, Tim David Files, Esq. be requested and
he is hereby auhorised to act as President of this
Association, am to whom the Chairman of all Com
mittees are to rtport, as often as convenient.
Resolved, Tint the city and suburbs be divided by
the President nto convenient districts, and that he
appoint an effvient committee for each, to carry out
the objects of pis association.
Resolved, Tiat the 13th and 14th sections of the
act of the Legislature in relation to “ Slaves and
Free Persomof Color,” be appended to these pro
ceedings for Pe information of all concerned.
The Presiient then proceeded, with the assistance
of the membirs present to carry the third resolution
into effect, * follows, viz:
Distric' No. 1. Including all north of St. Louis
and east of 3road Street, to the limits of the city.
Committee.
Hendtrson Kinney, Chairman.
Daniel Guigley, David McCullough
RichardH. Redwood, James W. Lang,
N. O. J. Tisdale, James T. Franklin,
James Mifler.
District No. 2. All south of St. Louis, north of
St. Fraivis, and east of Bro*d Streets.
Cobmittee.
John G. Clevlatd, Chairman.
ThonMia A. Carr, Phil. Waters,
Dximn Clark, Ramon Soto,
Jamia Burnes, Robert L. Crawford,
Thomis Reid,
District No. 3. Allsouth of St. Francis, north
of Government, and eas- of Broad streets.
Co>mi ITT ie.
Ileman N. Crooker, Chairman.
Claries Cullum, James F. McBride,
Joseph W. Moore, Charles White,
William Taylor, John Shelton,
Edward Afrberinott.
District No. 4. AI south of Government, north
of Munroe, and East of Broad streets.
Committee. •
II. II. Raynond, Chairman.
A. VV. Barnes, Samuel P. Bullard,
B. °ardy, Thomas Stringer,
Samiel C. Fisher, Peter E. Brown,
Hemy James.
District No. 5. All south «f Munroe, and east
of Broai streets.
Committee.
Thomas Holland, Chairman.
Georg* N. Stewart, Sidney T. Douglass,
John ling, Frederick Sheffield,
James Curry, B. S. Skates,
Williat Brooks, William C. Easton,
Ebenear Clark.
Distrct No. 6. All west of Broad street, north
of the Sping Hill Road to the Eight Mile Creek.
Committee.
Michael McDonald, Chairman.
Augustin Brooks, Charles Bancroft,
John Taleton, Nathaniel Quigley,
John F. Ingles, Crawlord Easam,
Thomas Sturdevant.
Distric No. 7. All west of Broad street, south
of the Sprinj Hill Road to Spring Hill.
Committee.
jon n. rtooacocK, ^nairman.
John C. Hidges, William O’Brien,
Joseph Seavell, Franklin G. Kimball,
<J. C. Hazrd, Horatio N. Gould,
Dennis D. vane, Samuel W. Allen,
Charles S. Ihreeve, Joseph Curran,
Samuel M. )gden.
It was also urtlier Resolved, That the President
shall have authrity to call meetings of the above |
named Comniitecs whenever he may deem it neces
sary; prescribe their particular duties, and have the
general superinendance of the Association.
Resolved lasiy, That the proceedings of this meet
ing, together will the original agreement of the mem
bers, and sectiois of the act recited, lie published in
the city papers,
The meeting hen adjourned.
DAVID FILES, Chairman.
Thomas Stiinger, Secretary.
The follow ingare the setions of the Act of thr
Legislature, aho>e alluded to:
Sec. 13. If aiy master or owner of a slave, shal
license such slavi to go at large and trade as a free
man, the master >r owner shall forfeit and pay tin
sum of fifty dollar, one moiety to the use ofanypei*
sou suing for the tame, and the other moiety to tie
use of the territory; and if after conviction, sue*
slave shall l»e foils! so going at large and trading
the master or ovirseer shall again be liable to tie
like |>enalty, to berecovered as aforesaid, and so,is
often after convictou as such slave shall be found 10
going at large and trading.
Sec. 14. If any person shall permit his or h*r
slave to go at large, or hire him or herself out, eve y
person or persons so offending shall forfeit and jay
to the use of tile territory, the sum of fifty dollars;—
and it shall be lawfil for any person to apprehanl
and carry such slaie liefore a justice of the peace,in
the county or corpcralion where apprehended, audit*
it shall appear to tie justice that such slave cones
within the purview of this act, he shall order liimir
her to the jail of tf • county or corporation, thereto
be safely kept lint! the next court, when, if it shill
be made to appeal to the court, that the slave so or
dered to jail hath been permitted or suffered to hre
him or herself out, contrary to the meaning of tils
act, the court shill immediately proceed to enter ip
judgment, and award execution against such offendir
for the amount ofsaid forfeiture with costs: Provided
That if the owns- or holder of such slave or slavw
shall enter into iito bond before said justice, pavabe
to the governor aid his successors in office, withsif
j licient security, in double the amount of said forfeit
ure, conditioned to appear at next county court of tie
proper county, b do and receive what shall be eiv
joined him by tie court, theu such slave may he sui
fered to reniairwith his or her owner.
»K. LEE—DENTIST,
Having takin the front Parlor over the store o!
J. C. Gwinn, lear the corner of Royal and Dauphin
streets, wouldrespectfully solicit the patronage of the
Ladies and cijUcns in general, of Mobile.
Prices Riducf.d and operations Guaran
TEED, _july 19 21tf
dfr | i \ RfcWARD—Ran away from the subscri
1. V/ be! in the latter part of July last, my mu
latto boy FRANK, 17 or 19 years of age, about6 ft
4 or 5 incite* nigh, light complexion and light curly
hair. He if believed to be harbored by some one in
the city ; aid if it can be proved that he is harbored,
and the haihorer convicted, 1 wiU pay an additional
reward of ffty dollars.
■ang8 30aANTONIO PINTO.
SOAP.—100 bhls family Soap, for sale by
ap2^ JNO. C. RYAN, 36 Water st.
i: To HOTEL A REFERS -
IXw Thai well situated and commodious lhree-*to
i> iii it'k building on the south west corner of Watei
and < hurch sts., know n as the Chinch Stieet House,
having kitchen, washing, ironing and servants room
and stables complete, and sutlirienl cistern-' upon the
premises is now lieing thoroughly repaired, and may
be rented on reasonable terms upon application at
the ottiee of the Alabama l.ife Insurance and Trust
Company, northeast corner of St. Francis and Roy
al streets, to lie delivered on 1st November next.
By order of the Board,
augl3 N. O. J. TISDALE, Sec'y pro tern.
AA EUR SALE Oil RENT.—The House
and lot next adjoining Col. Ueo. Waltou on
t ouception street—the impiovemcnls are all of the
best materials and workmanship. A sale would be
preferred,—possession given on 1st Nov. next.
July7 16tl THOS. P. MILLER & CO.
iwj. TO R ENT.—A House containing eight airy
JJ!tt(rooiiis and a very spacious attic, with galleries
on each story in front, situated near Owen’s and
Page's Mill, on the north side of the Spring Hill
Road, about four miles from the city, and a fourth ul
a in.le from the road—having good Stabling, Car
riage House, Kitchen, excellent well of water, and a
large enclosed pasture for cattle—all in good order.
The Garden is large ami in a high state of cultiva
tion, having every vegetable now growing, required
for familv usp. Apply to
june2 Itf ROBERTSON & CO.
JjriL FOR REN T.—A House and Lot adjoining
Josiah Wilkins,on the three mile creek. The
hi sue contains four rooms with all necessary out
biddings, and the lot six and a half acres of land
ready lor cultivation, with fruit, shade and ornamen
tal trees, well adapted for a summer residence. For
firther information, apply to Josiah W ilkins, or to
the undersigned, 48 Dauphin street.
iimv20 2b0tf J. C. OWIN'.
&L ~SPRIN(J HILL FR<>FERTI WlTiesub
scriber will sell, or rent on inmlerate terms for
the season—the House and lot on Spring Hill, well
known as his residence, together with all the out
houses, and the Bathing house thereto attached.
'Pile large well tinished Dwelling, adjoining the
above, occupied during the summer of 1837 by Win.
Bloodgood ; there is a good well of water and all nec
essary out-buildings on titese premises.
Also—another Dwelling, well suited to a small
family. Apply to
may5 251 mO A. BATRE^
JeA FOR RENT.—The convenient Dwelling
House, situated on the north side St. Michael
st., 2nd door above Conception, w ill be rented low
until 1st Nov. next.—The house contains six rooms,
closet, pantry, &c. Possession given immediately,
apply to ' l. C. BUBOSE & OO.,
ap29 246tf 39 Water-st.
TO RENT—until /hr first dny of Nov. «fxf|
C1SW The House on the south west corner of Church
uni Si Emanuel street,—a very desirable situation
for a summer residence. Apply to
McGRAN& NOONAN,
aprl2 232tf 6 St Michael street
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
JiUf OR RENT.—A large and pleasant House,
marly new containing 7 good rooms, together with
ill the necessary Out-Buildings for a genteel family,
atuated on the south side of the Spring Hill Road,
about four miles from the city. A beautiful plot of
found, under strong paling fence, and an extensive
itehenGarden, is attached to the dwelling; the gar
<fcn is all laid out and neatly planted in useful veget
ades, flowers, shrubbery, etc. A school is estab
lished, under judicious management, in the immediate
ntighborhood,—and altogether, the situation is a de
siiable one for a family. Apply, for terms, &c. to
nn25 217tf_J, E. MURRELL.
Jf JL TO RENT.—The second story of my store
on Dauphin street, well adapted for a family
residence, will be rented low to a good tenant until
the 1st November next .possession given immediately
nrlO 204tf J. C. GW1N.
UlCE.—110 tierces, a fine article, for sale by
fjulv2j AUSTIN & TARDY.
GROUND COFFEE—30 boxes 50lbs each, fresh
ground coffee, for sale bv
jv 16 D. C. LOWBER,59 Commerce st.
A /AfA Coils Russia Hemp Rnpe ; 344 do Nortlierr
Rope; 400 kegs White Lead; 5 halfpipes
J. J.Dupuy Brandy, just received per brig Wash
ington from Philadelphia, for sale by
jtitylS ROBERTSON & CO.
HAY.—500 bales prime North River Hay daily
expected to arrive, for sale by
J NO. C. RYAN,
july 15 19tf 12 Water st.
PICKLED TONGUES.—A few half barrels
Btef Tongues, for sale by JNO. C. RYAN,
july 15 19tf12 Water st
WANTED—To purchase, a negro boy from 18
6> 25 years, to stay in a Store, apply at No.
11 St. Francis street. may29 271 tf
AUG1NG, ROPE AND TWINE,—
250 pieces Kentucky Bagging,
80 do Dundee do,
150 coils Kentucky Rope,
500 pound?Yfentucfy 'Vwine—landing and in
store, for sale by FRANKLIN W. McCOY,
june2iw 69 Commerce street.
CORN.—100 sacks prime White Corn, for sale
bt CIRODE & WHITE,
june£ corner Commerce and Dauphin sts.
BOXES Window Glass,assorted sizes, in
store and receiving, (a part French) for
sale by R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists,
junt 9 cor Water and St Francis sts.
jine2 cor. (%>m. & Dauphin sts.
Lime, plaster, cement, bricks, &c.
—100 casks Thomaslon Lime
30 casks Rhode Island Lump Lime
100 casks Calcined Plaster
00 casks Hydraulic Cement
10 casks Plastering Hair
10m Northern Bricks, for sale by
jme28 BENJ. M. BOURN, 114 Com. st.
DEMIJOHNS.—500 Demijohns, assorted sixes,
for sale by D. C. LOWBER,
une23M 59 Commerce-st.
Spirits turpentine and alcohol, just
received and for sale by
R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists,
june 9 cor Water and St Francis sts.
JUST PUBLISHED—Marriage Physiolo
cai.ly Discussed, in four parts, by Jean Du
tois—For sale at 29 St.Francis st. jel6 7tf
LANDING from brig Limleu from New York and
for sale by the subscribers—
20 cents fresh Teas, 2 casks Linseed Oil
4 bhls Spirits Tur|>entine
june30 DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS.
Sheetings and shirtings.—
10 bales 30 inch Smithvillc Sheeting, Brown
40 “ 37 “
40 “ 38 “ Avery • “
10 “ 7-8 4-4 and 6-4 bleached “ & Shirtings
And a variety of prints, in store and for sale bv
jimelH 8c J. B.TOlJLMIft.
PORT WINE.—25 qr casks for bar use; 12 bxs
1 doz bottles each, for sale by
jimel4 JNO. C. RYAN, 36 Water-st.
TI1EA.—1000 pounds Gunpowder and linperia
JL Tea, in 6 and 131b packages, for sale low by
CIRODE & WHITE,
mayll corner Commerce and Dauphin-sts
ttWEET OIL.--20 biTskets Olive Oil, landing
1^ from brig Linden from New York and for sale by
DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
jnneSO corner Commerce and Conti-sts
/tO BALES S. CAROLINA OSN a BURGS,
received and for sale at low prices by
juuel4 6tf THOS. S. BATES,60 Water-st.
C1RACKERS.—A fresh supply of Soda, Butter,
J Water, and Sugar Crackers in half barrels, ol
Treadwell’s baking, just received and for sale by
juue30 13m D. C. LOWBER, 59 Com. st.
RESERVED GINGER.—20 cases Canton
preserved Ginger for sale by
june 28 m D. C. LOW^BER No 59 Com. st.
DENTISTS’ GOLD FOIL & GOLD LEAF,—
Just received, for sale by
mnvl4 MOSELY' & CO., Druggists.
ENTUCKY ROPE.-150 coils Kentucky
Rope, for sale by
may24D. WHEELER.
TOBACCO & CIGARS.—100 boxes Tobacco,
assorted qualities; 20m Principi Cigars; 10m
Trabuco Cigars, for sale by
junel4 JNO. C. RYAN, 36 Water-st.
IBKLES & PRESERVES—10 cases half gal
lon Pickles; 10 cases quarts and pints Preserves,
for sale by JOHN C. RYAN,
june 36 Water st.
aUININE, BLUE MASS, &c.—
100 ozs Sulphate Quinine
20 lbs English Blue Mass
25 lbs “ Calomel
10 ozs Pure Lunar Caustic
Morphine, Piperine, Lurpuline, Elaterium, Creosote,
Jodine, Dentists, Gold Foil, Instruments, &c. land
ing from brig Linden, for sale by
MOSELY 4- CO,
july2 corner Dauphin & Royal sts
i | m Spanish Segars; 30 pieces Dundee Bag’g;
50 pcs. Kentucky Bagging,
100 coils Rope,
10 bols American Gin
20 •* “ Brandy,
150 bxs Window Glass, &c
For sale low to close assignments by
aug4 L. HULL & SON,'13 Water st.
\ET M. II. TRONF in thi» miihnri7**<l Agent of.
1! Win Sli ingtrllow, and of Siringfoliww k
M inna, during ibr'ir absence.
W VI. STMNC.FF.LLOW,
STlllN < 1FF.LLOW k MANNA,
jmie 30 13k l'
MR. ('HAS. .VI. Ul KiLV ift my Agon( during
hiv ab*ewe fr*uu ilw* ciiy
july2 14 tlnov. _GEO. W. GAINES.
Null CK._ALEXANDER WATSON, Jr., is
iny authorised agent during niy absence from
tile State.
jutiell 5>tmo _JOHN 0. AYRES.
Ill R. JAMES HENRY is our authorised Agent
lrl. during our absence from the State.
21 HENRY it STODDART.
RECEIVED per schooners Hurnet, Ureerwood
and Swan—
100 bales of Hay, superior article
200 sacks white Coru, 100 sacks Oats
In Store—Corn Meal and Bran, fur sale, Ne. 2
corner Commerce and St. Louis streets, by
juneis 8tf J ■ A. COOPER it CO
QA llhls Fresh Sweet Flour, lauding from steamer
fll J Caroline ami for sale by
DESHON, TAYLOR is MYF.RS,
aug2 27 corner Commerce and Conti-sts.
BAGGING fc ROPE.—200 pcs Kentucky Bag
ging; 300 coils Rope, tor sale by
OGDEN BROTHERS,
junel8 _12 Water at.
n/ltl PIECES ALABAMA BAGGING, lull
fixjyf 44 inch, ISO places Kentucky Bagging
100 coils very suoerior Russia Hemp Hope
150 coils Kentucky Rope
900 boxes Tobacco, all qualities
50 bbls Domestic Brandy, 50 do do Gin
6 pipes “J J Dopuv'' Brandy, very superior
1600 Isixcs “Glass” "Anchor” it “Star" Iwands
20 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans
1 case Rifles made by Tryon, Son k Co. Pliila.
Also,—1 pipe, 1 half pipe and 4 <jr casks ofJ.
Howard, March & Co. old Madeira W ine, for rale
j,ily9 by ROBERTSON It CO.
R AGGING It ~ROPE.—100 pieces Kentucky
Bagging ; 100 coils Rope, for sale by
jtily# OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
I HO ,‘us MISSISSIPPI COTTON BAG
I vrxl olttn, 44 inches, for sale by
july-9 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 W’ater-st.
| rn COILS NORTHERN ROPE, superior,
J II for sale bv
july9 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
XTRA FINE POINT PERRY AN PENS,
just received, and for sale hv
MOSELY it CO,
jul\2 corner Dauphin It Royal st*.?
Havana sugar 4- cigarros.—Whiti
and Yellow Sugar; Paper Cigarrus, in pack
ages or barrel, for sale by
july2AUSTIN k TARDY'■
41 fr Casks Cincinnati Sides; 5 do do Shoulders;
t£yj 0 “ “ Hams
50 bills Mess Pork. For rale by
julv2 14tf THOS. P. MILLER it CO.
T^EAS—100 boxes, assorted qualities
Soap—200 bxs, do do
Starch—100 bxs, d« do
Candles—20 bxs New Bedford Sperm
Whiskey—200 barrels Western
Tobacco—100 bxs assorted qualities
Ground Pepper—20 doz 4 and \ lb packages
Segars—10 M Principe, 10 do Trabuco
Domestic Liquors—10 hf pipes Brandv, 20 qr
casks do, 30 barrels do, 30 do Gin, for sale bv
jv6 J. C. RYAN, 36 Water-st.
AVANA PRESERVES.—20 cases, for sale by
june9 4m 1). C. LOWBER, 59 Com. st.
| KEGS White Lead No 1 and extra, iust
X \ received ami for sale wholesale or retail by
R. L. WATKINS k Co. Druggists,
june 9 cor Water aid St Francis sis.
ERMAN COLOGNE WATER.—100 dozen
genuine Farina Cologne, fur sale by
inayl5 MOSELY k CO., Druggists.
rpiiE YOUNG LADIES EQUESTRIAN Man’
X u al, a Treatise on the Arts of Riding on Horse
back for Ladies, for sale bv
DOUBLE!DAY & SEARS,
maylS 50 Danphiu-st.
Boxes Fresh Lemons, hourly expected aud
for sale to arrive by
may 18 ROBERTSON k CO.
RIME WHITE CORN—16 sacki in store and
fore sale by
_may20_LATHAM HULL It SON.
RIO COFE'EE—250 Imgs, a prime article, laud
ing this day and for sale by
may20 LATH A M HULL & SON.
fllHE ART OE' DRESS; or, Guide to the
XL Toilet—with directions for adapting the vari
ous parts of the female costume to the complexion
and figure; Hints on Cosmetics, &c. embellished
with Engravings from design* by E'rank Howard, Esq.
for sale by DOUBLEDAY k SEARS,
..»qy IQ 50 Daupl.in.Ht.
RIO COE'E'EE.—100 bags prime quality, just
received and for sale by
may29m 1). C. LOWBER, 59 Com. st.
CIORN.—300 sacks prune white Corn. Sugar—
J 10 hluls prime N O Sugar. Baron—10 bhds
Hams, Sides and Shoulders, landing from steamer
Echo from New Orleans, for sale bv
may 10 LATHAM HULL k SON.
FLOUR.—lOO bids Fresh family E'lour, just re
ceived, for sale by CIRODE k WHITE,
june2 cor. Com. and Dauphin sts
GROCERIES, &.c.—The subscribers have on
hand and will keep during the inminer an entire
assortment of Groceries and E'airily Storet, which
they will sell at the lowest prices. Stores* purchased
from them will he delivered in tnv part of the city
free of drayage. CIRODE! k WHITE.
june2 ltf corner Commence and Dauphin sts
ENGLISH CALOMEL; dolllue Mass; do Ex^
tract Color C.; do Patent Lint.
Also, Trusses, Morphine, Qo nine, Camphor, Lu
nar Caustic, &c. &c. landing from Ada Eliza, an i
fur sale by MOSELY k CO.
may24 266tf cor. Pauphin k Royal sts^
LANDING from brig Alabauu, and for sale low
on the wharf, 25 fialc* extra heavy and wide
India Bagging. E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
iuay24 cor. Cun. k Dauphin sts.
PE!RRYIAN PENS.—Doublkdav & Sears
50 Dauphin street, have this day received,
Double Patent Perryian Pens, eitra fine points.
Under spring do do do do
E'lat do do do do do
India-Rubber spring do do do
Elastic holder with appropriate do do
Also, Gillott’s commercial do
The Royal do, 4tc. june7
PERM CANDLES— 20 taxes S per in Candles,
landing from brig Linden fnin N. York and for
sale by DESHON, TAYLOR k MYERS,
juneSO corner Cun. and Conti-sts.
Llfl I lH'» i*iis«imhi|»|»i nagging,lor sale low ny
t/U OGDEN BROTHERS,
junel8 12 Water st.
A CON SHOULDERS in tasks, landing from
steamer Caroline and for sale by
aug20J. REA.
UNCANVASSED HAMS in tierces and barrel
landing from Caroline and for sale by
aug20 J. REA.
LIME.—lOOOhbls first uualiiy Shell Lime, now
landing and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
ji.lyS BENJ. M. BOURN, 114 Com-st.
OTARI) BRANDY—5 hf pipes pure Otard, I)u
puy 4* Co. Brandy for sale by
j)6 J. Cj RYAN, 36 Water-st.
LUMBER.—18,000 14 inch wide Flooring
20,000 14 ** narrow •*
25,000 1 “ Boards
For sale on board the Flat, by
jnlyl2A. B. HOMER.
NAILS—100 kegs assorted nails, brads and
spikes, for sale by
jyl6 T. P. MILLER & Co.
GROUND PEPPER.—30 boxes 40 lbs each for
sale by D. C. LOW1IEK,
july21 m 69 Commerce st.
NOTICE.—The undersigned having associated
themselves for the purpose of continuing the
Factorage and Communion Buninetn under the firm of
A. E. LED YARD & CO. respectfully solicit a share
of the public patronage.
A. E. LEDYARD,
june23 lOfcmo A. H. LEDYARD.
Ofk IIHDS. PRIME SUGAR, 100 sacks Coffee,
OvF 800 sacks Salt, 40 bbls Molasses, 50 bbls
Molasses, 50 bbls Whiskey, for lale by
july21 22tf THUS. P. MILLER k CO.
RASBERRY SYRUP.—Juit received per brig
Linden a few dozen bottles of superior Rasher -
ry Syrup, for sale by RICHARD NORTH,
july9 No. 35 Gov't and 45 Commerce-st
AY, CORN, OATS k BRAN —Recei.ed per
steamer Echo and schr. Harriett—
1000 sacks white Corn, 300 sacks Oats
300 sack 8 Bran, 163 bales Hay, a superior article
No. 2 corner Commerce anti St. Lovis-sts.
ju!y9 J. A. COOPER 4* CO.
REMOVAL.—JounC. RvanIuis removed to
the corner of Conti and Water at.
aug25
O PERM CANDLES.—150 boxes New Bedford
^ Sperm Candles, landing and for sale by
a«g20 J’. REA.
HI HlNKhh CA K l>N.
J. I. ANDREWS k BROTHERS,
CuMNIMIlM MERCHANTS,
i\ r u> - York.
ANDREWS * BROTHERS,
Com MISSION M I.RCMAN r&,
.\ew-Ortenn*.
E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
Residence ol Partnrr*— Mobile, Ala.
J. 1. Andrews, New-York.
Z. Anorbwm, Nsw-Orteaii*.
L. L. Anbbkws, Mobil*.
gj Liberal advance* made on Conaignmenu lo either
ol' lb* above hoaeee. lanlb
McCONNELL &" font aim”
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JamoM McConnell, * LivaapooL.
John T. Fontaine, >
The undersigned will make liberal advance* on Cut
ton •hipped to JHcCouueli ft Fontaine, Liverpool.
ian4 151tf R. B. FONTAINE, 55Com. at.
MOSELEY~k CO.—DRUGGISTS, “
At the Corner of Dauphin and Royal Street*,
Are now receiving additional supplies of fresh
Drugs and Medicines,
of the beet quality, which they offer for sale in quan
tities to suit purchasers at moderate prices.
iienryIf. stickneVT
Commission Merchant,
No. 6 Water utreet,
inarch 26 MOBILE.
JOHN C. RYAN,
( Late O'Connor Ryan,)
COM Ml MS ION MERCHANT,
ianl6 Mobile Ala.
ROBERTSON k CO.7
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wm. II. Robsrteou, i Mobile, Ala.
Usury Myers, >
Joe. E. Murrell. ) _ lanlb
JNO. B. TOULMIN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ianl6 37 St. Michael »t.—Mobile.
HENRY C. HOLMES,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
|Corner Dauphin and Coiuuierce su.—Mobils.
iauli
OGDEN BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ianl6 Mobile, Ala.
McGRAN k NOONAN,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
DEALERS IN IRON, Arc.
ianl6 No. 6 St. Michael at.—Mobile.
O'NEAL It GOODWIN,
Commission Merchants,
oct!6 No. 38 Commerce*t.—M o bi le .
A. BATHE & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
No. 70 Commerce street.—MOBILE.
Ijr Advances made on Cotton shipped to their friends
In Europe and the United States. ianlti
E. C. CKNTflK kTcoT,
Commission Merchants,
ianlti MOBILE.
GARDNER d SAGER,
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE.
XT Advances made on Cotton. inn 16
F. SHAW & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALA.
Franklin Shaw. Gustavus Horton.
________
Commission Merchants,
ianl6 Mobile.
LAIRD It LITTLEJOHN,
General Commission Merchants,
Mobile, Ala.
Wm. Laird. J. Littlejohn.
HOLCOMBE, BROTHER & CO^
Factors and Commission Merchants,
octl6 No. 39 Front 4* Commerce sts.—Mobile.
FRANKLIN W. McCOY,
Commission Merchant,
ian!6 Mobile.
Cl RODE & WHITE,
PROD!) C E, G ROC E R Y Jc Co M M I 8SJON M K R« H A N TS
Corner Commerce and Dauphin streets,
ianl6 MOBILE, Ala.
JOHN SIMPSON d CO.,
Factors k Commission Merchants,
Mo bile, Ala.
John Simpson. Henry G. Caufleid.
ROBERT HARWELL”
Factor and Commission Merchant,
ianlti 23 Commerce st.—M o b 11 e .
LATHAM HULL & SON,
Auction and Commission Mkrchats,
|jVo . 22 Water Street,
Mobile, Ala.
XT* Liberal advances made on consignments.
JEREMIAH REA,
Aucion and Commission Merchant,
comer Water and St. Michael streets,
ianlti MoDlle.
~ HARRIS & ROSS,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
iiiniS 37 Water street—M o b i I e.
DESIION, TAYLOR & MYERS,
GROCERS and SHIP CHANDLERS,
ianl5 No. 80 Commercest.—Mobile.
AUSTIN & TARDY,
Grocers and Ship Chandlers,,
Comer Commerce and Conti streets,
C. II. Austin, i MOBILE.
J B. Tardy, J
D. C. LOWBER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
ianl6 59 Commercest.—Mobile.
JOSEPH HALL & CO ,
Wholesaled Retail Dealers in
Hard W a re, Iron, Nails, Hollow Ware, dc.
Comer Commerce and Dauphin sts.
ianlti MOBILE.
R. NORTH,
Family Medicine Store,
No. 35 Government street,
twit 16 opposite the Market.—Mobilr.
— MOSEL Yd CO.,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
Comer Dauphin 4* Royal sts.—Mobile.
P. Mosely. L. A. Castilii.
R. L. WATKINS d CO.,
Comer Water and St. Francis sts.—MOBILE
Wholesale Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINES, OILS AND
ianlti Window Glass.
I. C. DUBOSE It CO.,
{Late DuBose $ Raff.)
Wholesale Druggists,
ianl6 No. 39 Water st.—MOBILE.
THOMAS S. DATES,
No. 60 Water street—Mobile.
Wholesale It Retal Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
HENRY It STODDART,
Importers and Dealers in
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, HATS, *r.
Corner Water and Conti streets,
Unit MOBILE.
JOHN K. RANDALL,
Door Seller and Stationer,
No. 44 Water street.—M o b i I e .
00- A Bookbindry is attached to the establishment.
iae!6
D. 8. GREGORY It CO.,
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ianl6 No. 54 Royalst.—Mobile.
CREAGH It JONEsj
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office—Macon,Clarke County, Ala.
Practice in Clarke, Washington, Marengo, Mon
roe and Wilcox Counties.
< J. G. Creagh,
jan25 167 Ry ( W. F. Jones.
DR. f. H. LEWIS,
OFFICE at No. 24 Royal street, two doors south of III
Custom House.
RESIDBNCEst the Franklin House.—Can be found bj
application at his office, at nay time of the night, inn 16
MOBILE REGISTER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 53 Royal Street,
Cerda, Circular*, Hand Bills, Steamboat Bill*, Bill*
Lading, Justice, Notary, Lawyer*, Custom
House, Shipping Blanks, Ac.
Neatlv and Exneditioualv F,xeented.
EGRO CLOTHING.—A few bales of Heav>
Woollen, Kersey and Cotton Oanaburgs, in
store and for sale by E. L. ANDREWS It CO,
ap22 cor. Coin, and Dauphin at..
W" HITE PINE LUMBER—1000 feet 1* inch
Plank and } inch Board* of clean white pine
lumber, for sale by
apr!2JOS. WOOD It CO.
Anchor champagne.^ basket* of this
celebrated brand, just received per brig Selina,
for aale by DESIION, TAYLOR It MYERS,
mayll corner Com. and Conti-af*
LASTERING HAIR.—160 bushel* for sale t»
BENJ. W. BOURN,
aug4 114 Com. at
HATS, SHOES, Itc.—20 cases Russett Bro
gans, ass. qualities; 20 “ Silk Hats,
For sale by L. HULL It SON,
_*i»g412 Water st.
f OO Uoil Manilla Rope, landing per brig Odaric
and for sale by
FRANKLIN W. McCOY,
69 Commerce st
H II H I ft K NH 1 A HUH.
A. H. CASTELLO,
PUMP M AJk KR, T L R .V £ R ,
and
WELL DKJREft,
Spring 11 iU Road, opposite the City Hospital.—
Lumps guaranteed to perforin in any oeplli'ii well
umiei two luutdicd leet. Awning Postsfur*
ninhed and set up, Coppei Smith's and
Ship Chamtlers supplied with
Pump Boxes at ft e « - k o r k Prices.
inui25 217lf
D O I U L E U A \ *i S E A R « ,
Wholesale Ac Retail Dealer* m
BOOKS A A It STATIONERY,
Pocket Cutlery, Music, Fancy Article*, &c.
No. 5o ifauf/un »t.—mobile.
Jj~ Merchants, Teachers and other*, purdissiiig in
qUHiililiea, PiriiiHlied on the most liberal terms. tail lb
JOSEPH SEA WELL,
A r T o R n #: Y AT Law.
Mobile, Alo.
(0" Office adjoining the District Court House,
iaaltf
HU VS EHULD FVRMTVRE, DESKS, fr.
A general assortment of the atest sty >«ab)
J. C. tiWIN,
32 W’ater and 48 Dauphin streets,
ianl6 ____Mobile.
DOCTOR EUWARD EVANS,
ianl6 35 St. Francis st.—MOBILE.
MARt.\ C 4- FIRE Ii\SVKAi\ti:r
ALA. LIFB l.NSlKASCF. A.\U TRUST CO.
Capital $*350,000—all paid in.
Trustee!.
J A M ES IN N EKARITY, President.
T. Sanford, Otis Dyer,
Jona. Hunt, Henry Myers,
C. C. Hazard, S. P. Bullard,
A. W. Cordon, Arch. Broun,
T. W. M * Coy, Jas. S. Deas,
F. Ravaaeis, Calvin Norris.
R. Saffold.
£This company continue to do a general insurance
business at their office, coiner St. Francis and Royal
streets, taking lisks at the usual rate of premium a
gainsi loss or damage ty fire to Brick or Frame build
nigs or to inercliandise or furniture contained there
in, as also against the danger of marine or liver na
vigation. I
N. O. J TISDALE,
jinn* I 2*y Secretary pro. tem.
INSURANCE.—The‘‘ Augusta Insurance Bank
ing Company" continue taking Risks on Brick and
Wooden Buildings in Mobile and the vicinity and on
Merchandise and Funiture in the same. '1 hey also
take Marine and River Risk*.
THOMAS MeURAIN,
oct26 93tf No. 6St. Michaels!.
Kentucky rope.—250 c«»i« Kcnmck
Rope, with or without Ragging, for sale hy
E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
may24 cor. Com. It Dauphin sts.
BAGGING.—7 liales heavy Dundee, 200 piece*
Kentucky, for sale hy
may21 26*mu J. B. TOULMIN.
DRAG EE BALSA >l 1Q('KS of Balsam Copaiba
and Cibebs bv Charles Weldenou—just receiv
ed a fresh sipply ot the above valuable medicine, for
sale wholemie and retail, by
RICHARD NORTH,
mar27 No 35 Governm't and 45 Concent*.
CIIAMFAIGNE.—25 basket* of the celebrated
Grape brand Champa igne, for sale bv
marSl E. C. CENTER & CO.
STARCH. LEMON S YRU1*, &e.—25 boxes
Rolan! Starch, 25 boxes Lcuuui and assarted
Syrup*, 13 Ikixps Rock Candy, 10 keg* fresh Tama
rinds, 3 groce Rowaud’s Tonic Mixture, just landed
and for sale by
ap26 MOSELY & CO., Druggist*.
F~ Tn&EN’S TABLE A U X—The Iris of Prose,
Pot try ami Art, illustrated with engravings by
W. am! E. Einden, from paintings hy F. P. Stophan
otfaiidll. Corbauld,edited by Mary Russell Milford,
—A few copies of the above fir sale at a low price by
up 13 DOUBLEDAY & SEARS. '
Of\ HALE BBLS PICKLED PIG PORK, put
OU up in Boston market expressly for family use
just received and for sale by
m*10 LATHAM HULL & SON.
ARNABY RUDGE, by BOZ, No 1, with i7
lustruted by G. Catterinole and 11 K Browne,
this day received bv
D'OUBLEDAY * SEARS,
ap7 50 Dauphin street.
NEW MUSIC for the Piano.—Dvubltday if Stars,
50 Dauphtn Strrrt, have this day received a
huge assortment of new and (Mipular Songs, Waltzes,
Marches, Pc. may20
Coil* Extra quality Russia Hemp Rope,
^UU lauiling tier Linden from New York, for
sale by TIIOS. P. MILLER & CO.
jiiiieSO 13tf No. 10 Coininerce-Bt.
I Bales prime Hay t** arrive and for *ale by
1 UU J. A. COOPER & CO,
june4 2tf 2 Commerce *t.
SAPPINGTON PILLS.—A few dozen of the a
lM»ve Pills for Fever and Ague, just received and
for sale hy RICHARD NORTH,
may28 No 35 Government and 45 Coimnerce-M.
BAGGING.—300 pieces Extra heavy Bagging,
for sale by THOS. I*. MILLER & CO.
juncdO 13tf No. 10 Commerce-*!.
NEW YORK ALBION.—The subscribers to
this paper can obtuin the plate of the Duke ol
Wellington, liy applying tu 1). C. LOWBER,
july2M 50 Com. *t.
MOLASSES.—40 bills prime quality Molasses,
5 bills Syrup, for sale bv
julv7 THOS. If. MILLER & CO.
TBAROUCHE & IIOKshS,—a pair ol' bay lior
JI3 so* and a good Barouche, for sale. Apply to
je28 lOtf FRANKLIN W. McCOY.
EDE’S INDELIBLE CHEMICAL MARK
ING INK,—for writing on linen, for sale by
DOUBLEDAY & SEARS,
muy31 50 Duuphin.st.
OATS, HAY, lie.—1000 Hacks heavy Wcstcrnt
Hay; 600 bales coarse Timothy Hay
2500 sucks White Coni
500 “ Bran
400 bills Bran and Shorts
25 sacks Peas
15 “ Corn Meal; for side low in any
quantity, by C. A. GILBERT,
july!5 l&M 50 Commerce *t.
SUUAK IIAMs.—10 bid* Sugar cured Hams,
“try them.** Fur sale bv
july2 14tfTHOS. I». MILLER k CO.
Culls Russia Hemp Rope; 120 kegs
wl/v Swede Iron Nails, binding from brig Lin
den, and for sale by McGRAN k NOONAN,
june30 13tf 6 St. Michael st.
LONDON PORTER.—SO casks London Purler,
a stperior article, received direct and for sale
ky DESHON, TAYLOR k MYERS,
may 11 corner Commerce ami Conti-st*.
FOR SALE—A first rate Refrigerator, large and
made expressly for family use.
DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
juae2 ltf cor Commerce mid Cnnti-st*.
EULOGY upon the public and private virtues ol
Wm. IIknky Harr ■ son, delivered on the
27th of April, a i> 1841, at the Presbyterian Church,
by Joseph W. Lcsesnc—for sale by
tnay20 POUBLKDAY k SEARS.
FLOUR.—50 barrels sii|>er(inc, received pe
sleamlsiat Echo; 200 bids superfine, to arrive
per schrs Melissa and Sarah, for sale by
CIRODE It WHITE,
muyll corner Commerce and Dauplun-sts
Fl^UN PLATE.—84 boxes Tinned Plan, landing
1- and for sale hy
may 18 E. C. CENTER It CO.
TlIE AUTHOR’S PRINTING A PUBLISH
INC AssistaIT—for sale hy
inayl8 DOUBLEDAY k SEARS.
FOR SALE,—That valuable lot of land, havingi
front on Royal-st. of 160 feet by a depth of 111
feet, situated opposite the State Press.
Tr. rms.—1-5 cash, the balance in three equal an
ruuI payments, with interest from date at 8 per cent
per annum. Notes to be secured by mortgage on tin
premise*.
Also,—Will be sold on the same terms, all otim
Real Estate belonging to the Bank. Purchasers o
pay all expense* for Deeds, lie. Proposals will b
received in writing addressed to the Cashier of tU
Branch Bask of the State of Alabama.
apH 25#tf_ B. GAYLE, Cashier.
^^^’HISKEY—150 bales Cinciiiimtti Rectified
▼ ▼ for fale by JNO. C. RYAN,
june!4 _ 36 Water st.
OTARI) BRANDY-5 half pipes pure Otard
Dii|uy & Co Brandy, for sale hy
juncl4 JNO. C. RYAN, 36 Water st.
LIME a* BRICKS—200 casks Thoaiaston Limi
100 casks R. I. lump do,
june!4 BENJ. M. BOURN, 114 Com*ce-«.t.
Building materials.-—The subscribri
wll receive during the coming seuson a suppl)
of Lims, Lumber, Cement, Calcined Plaster,
Plastering Hair, Marble Chimney Pieces,
Stovts, Grates, Simp-stone, Fire Bricks, lie. lie,
which will be offered at the lowest market price, foi
cash. BENJ. M. BOURN,
juncl 4 114 Commerce at.
SPERM CANDLES.-50 boxes New Bedford.
for sale by JOHN C. RYAN,
junel4 36 Water st.
ROPE—200 coils Rope in store, for sale by
june. 9 E. C. CENTER k CL.
Ii’i'*""1 I'*** cv mr imi i.vlu. /.. a.
H atki** 4* t «, Hiuggmts, ilornei ol \> Mel
J ianti* sis., are bow ieceivmg then spring supply
ol fresh Uiugn aud Medicine*; among which .»i
t asior Oil, Khubaib, Jalap, i <d.,iu« l.Itud.n.r, .v>cdi?
Opium, tkc. all ul which will lie disposed ol luw !• «
cash, ur good paper on moderate lime, connliy n*e. g
chains, physicians and planters, *ie mvitco u. gi^
ns a call, lieloie pm chasing elsewhere.
K. L. W A I hl.NS k l U, bdtggiHis,
mi2H 218_ _ cor Wain k frauci* sis.
C1 HKO.NO.>IETEK:x.—*1 he-uhaciibei respeelul f
/informs taplain* and Masiei* ol teasels, tl.a .
In-is prepare! to attend to repairing, regulating ,u 4
ascei turning the rate ol lliflOiNuMKl thft. Am
lie is fully aw me ol the importance to the Navigate. ,
ul knowing .he exact late ol Ins T ime-keeper, ti e
observations lor time will be made wall a good msin.
nicut and by a caielul observer qualified i.y conduct
practice an I a coiii|ieteni knowledge ol tin* biaiuh, 10
eiisuie fulh coiituienee in their accuracy.
A. L. LOAN, l lurk &. W anli Makei ,
nuv 11 lU7tf .Not tli east coi Royal k 1 >an|>hiu *ts.
Mfyi fllTuKlAL lLLUttTKATTONS ui
&\jyj THE IUHLE and vttwa in tin- h Wy Land .
.New, cheap, and valuable publication—ilk) pagt-u
8vu., line paper handsomely bound—1 on dating ol
\ iews hi die tloly Laud, together w uh mi ay 01 the
the most remarkable objects mentioned n the Old
aud New Testaments, representing sacred Msioncal
events, copied Iruin eelebiuted pictures, j ,iui ipally
by the ulu masters ; the lauusea|a* scenes, 1 jHde iroiu
oiigiiial sketches taken on the spot, with- all on tn
teiesliug letter-press descriptions, devoted c« an ex
planation 011 the objects iuentiou«*l in the sasueu text.
Tills day received aud lur sale uy
DO IDLED A \ 8EAI»8,
mar 12 o»J D uu^min-ht
riHJii.KT uuoKfj.—Hn under* igt.eu ..u'-e just
X received and opened the follow n . . .
emus Extracts, manutaeluied by it;.. 1 m ; . .
mer*,El>E,l*erfuiiiei to Hci Al..je-iy v • «
Thi! \l.KK!NA I XilwH .
for the haudkeicluc* am. jaj , . . .. . ^ o. u.g
toilet.
nuuqi’r.T Aha hi*—An e.v »no*- ; . iaei
most exquisite frugi-.. , . ,
Tn k liui ' 1 invt p
found on the toil. 1 : 1* ... . i.i ti *
Royal lira wing 1 ...... . l‘
ruiikuinilubhf.il. 1 . . , i v .,
mild late* 1 , . j
I NDIA UAtvtil VU ~i . . Ta
a lot ol extra lie.i'\ . , .... . , t>t), s,lcr
s»*e by L. E A* * . .. v. o t. vo,
muii Ii22 cor Coi ..... »ts
JUST KEt ElN ED- 111, k
liua, Iroiu its lirst European» i *» > t 1 1 t. tb cite*
lton intu a republic with a supplement lutiuPi
events to the present time, W ilium ii(«nu,ie Muiim,
author uf the \ emassee,” 4*c. Eoi *uic bv
J. K. RANDAl.L, book teller mil
marl3 stationer, 14 Water street
HENRY m 8TOUDAHT, cotnui Cnnil and
W atcr streets, ulterior sale—
10-4 wide Linen Sheeting, 12-4 wide do do,
with a variety of single anu double Damask Table
Cloth* and Table Lmeu, 'Table Covers, Towelling,
&c. A complete assortment of Clothing of ail kunis
us usual. mai l3
IVLW BOOKS—IfOUVLhJjAl &EAR&,
lv 50 Dauphin street, have this day received the
lullow ing:
Heads of the People, or, Portraits of the English;
drawn by Kenney Meadows, with original essays by
Mrs. (lore, Nimrod, Douglas Jerrold, C \V liitehcnu,
Mrs. S. C. Hull, Leigh Hunt, \\ iIlium flow itt, \\ .
Thackeray, Paul Pendegiust. List ol' plates, o.
which a specimen is annexed—The drtws-uiuker, tile
diner-out, the “lion” of a party, (lie linen-draper,
the collegian, the sporting gentleman, the bosket wo
man, the farmer’s daughter, the young lord, the
landlady, the bar mil id, the president, the man ol
many goes, the last go, the cockney, chaperon and
debutante, fashionable authoress,debtor and creditor,
the young *<|tfire, the waiter, the coachman, captain
Kook aim Mr. Pigeon, the bricklayer's labourer, the
stock-broker, the sentimental singer, the parlour ora
tor, the omnibus conductor, the primer's devil, the
family governess—complete in 1 volume, 8 vo. Iiaud
souiely bound in embossed muslin.
'The Flying Dutchman ; a legend of the high sens,
by the author of‘Cavendish,' Hientleiuun Jack,’ Ac.
in 2 vols.
’Ten Thousand a Year, vol. 4. ina27 2191
BOOK OF THE BOUDOIR.; or, the Court ot
Uueen Victoria.—A series of highly finished
Portraits ut the British Nobility, from original |»aini
mgs by eminent artists, engraved under the suj>crin
tcndancaofW. &l E. Eiuden, with poetical illustrs
lions. A lew copies in splendid binding, for sale by
»|>rl2 DOUBLEDAY At SEARS.
^KETCHES of Conspicuous laving ( liai-ueters in
kJ France, containing Thiers, Cltuteuubriand, La
iilUrtiue, Lalitte, Gmxot, Beruuger, George Sand,
Mine. Dutlevunt, &c.translated by R. M. \\ ash,with
a poii-aii ol 'Theirs—Just received and for sale l»v
DOUBLEDAY & SEARS, *
uiur25_ 60 Dauphin-st.
L°T .lON for iuiprov tug and Ireuu
Va tifying tire complexion, rendering the skin lair
soft and transparent—just received u fresh supply.
for lain wholesale and retail, by
|K1C11AKD NORTH, Druggist & Chemist,
mai-7 No. 35 Government and 46 Coin’ce-M.
NkYV KOOKS.—Vol. 4th Teu Thousand a Year
—also complete setts.
Confessions of Harry Lorriouer—a new supply.
TillEK'S FRENCH REVOLUTION, traiisla
ted by F. Shobere, 3 vols 8 vo.
Heads of the People, or Potraits of the English,
drrwit by Kenny Meadows, for sale at 28 Daupluu
streel, by mar27 219* S. W. ALLEN.
HAY , CORN & BRAN.—300 bales prime Eas
tern Huy, 600 sucks Corn, 2«0 sacks Bran,
jtst received uud for sale h -
_HKNJ M BOURN, 114 Tom-st.
(V EVV BOOKS.—Patch Work, by Capt. Basil
.1 Hall.R. N., F. R. 8., in 2 vols. P
'The Ecclesiastical and Political History of the
Popes of Rome, during the sixteenth uud seventeenth
centuries, by Leopold Ranke, translated from the
Herman, by Sarah Asistin, in 2 vols.
No. 1.'Burnaby Rudgc, by Bos, with illustrations.
1 he Curiosity Shop, by Buz, complete in 1 vol.
with ninety-one illustrations. Also, No. 20 and 21
«1 the same work.—Received this day and for sale at
»P* _RANDALL’S. 44 Water-st.
Jvni ivr.uc.i>r.u.—-a rracticul Dictionary of
Materia Medica; including tlio composition,
preparation and use ol‘ Medicines; and a large num
MI)** ^xlum,MJ,a,u:oUH Formula,; By John ltcll
MIDWIFERY illustrated, by J. p. Maygrier, M.
D. with eighty two plutcs, tilth edition, with addi
tional mutter and plates.
For sale by J. K. RANDALI.,
mur27 44 Water street.
Also, A Manual of Prayer; designed to assist
Christians in learning the subjects and inodes of De
votion, with an introduction, by Rev. A. Hume*
AMERICAN ALMANAC 1841.
MITCHELL'S TRAVELLER’S 51 *
the United States, containing the ; ■*!
1 cities, towns, &c. alphabeticaI|y nrrno-u - c t-. »»* ■
with the Stage, Steumlmat, < 'amI and p.n L„aj
Routes, with the distance in miles, i • »'
place, illustrated b} an aerm .ir,. ,, . ...
Slatrs. in a \ 20 ' 1)01
INDIA BAGGING
Eliza from New York, '» mi - I , i„
40 inch wide and ueigl
by E. L. A n Rf'.U’s v.i
may 19 corner «.n:n .orl Duo *.» .,t«.
C10RN. —600 sack • prim.
/ Maria, fur sale by
may 17 LATHAM HULL & SON.
I^LUUR.—100 bbls smiri iim- Tisj eeted r'lmir,
0- just received jier schr Maria, for sal- by
may 17 LATHAM HULL U SON.
Lives of tiie ancient pafLosol
P1IERS, by M. De I«i Motte Fenuion, Arch
bishop of Cumbruy, with a life of the author, for sale
may 18 _by DOUBLEPAY & SEARS.
FINE CUT TOBACCO.—25 bxs containing 8
doz. papers each, of I*orellnrd*s best, for sale by
may 19 272m I). C. LOWBF.R, 59 Cora, st.'
BANCA TIN.—25 pigs Banra Till, for sale by
may 19 E. C. CENTER & CO.
CRUSHED SUGAR.—12 barrels,for sale by
may21 26lK.no J. B. TOULM1N.
S’ TOKAGE.—1000 barrels or the bulk thereof w ill
be taken on favorable terms, in the Fire Proof
Store occupied by the subscriber.
mar»4 BENJ. M. BOURN, 114 Com, st.
LANDING from Steamer Echo—88 bbls stqier
line Flour, 20 boxes Tea, 24 bugs Peas
From Steamer Atlantic—250 sacks prime White
Corn.
From Mail Line—12 hluis Sugar, strictly prime.
From schr Octavia—50 bills Whiskey
56 hltls Flour
From sclir Wui. Breer wood—33 bbls Molasses—
for sale bv (ap2ff) L. HULL 4* HON.
ANCHOR CHAMPAIGNS.—ao Baskets of the
favorite brand of P. A. Mums & Co, in quart*
okI pints, just received per ship Rienzi,and for sale
hy DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
inuy20 163 ror Commeree and Conti-Ms.
PACKET POST.—Dovilrday ASkars have
for sale Hudson's blue wove extra, Plainer &
Suith’s, John Butler’s thin blue and English Packet
Pyt. _may 20
LOAF & BROWN SUGAR.—20hhds prime N
O Sugar, 50 bbls Loaf Sugar, assorted quuh
tiei, for sale by CIRODE * WHITE,
mav 11 corner Coiumei os and Daupb n 11

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