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FOR LIVERPOOL.
The first das* Baltimore -hip POWHAT
1 .StL AN, Capt. Briggs, has a large pail of her
cargo engaged and will meet with despatch. For
freight or passage, apply to
decS GEO. CLEVELAND, Jr.
" FOR LIV l.ilPOt)!,.
The fine coppprod and copper fastened
XraJak barque BLAKE, Gardiner master, has a
large portion of her cargo engaged, ami w ill have
esputcli. For freight apply to
LAIRD & LITTLEJOHN,
dec G 34, St Francis st.
FOR LIV Bit POOL.
>gU The A 1 ship ST. LAWRENCE, Hnge
^fflfedorn master, has 700 bales cotton oh board, uiul
witnTdve immediate despatch, f or freight of balance
apply to GEO. MARTIN,
nr t,» T. H. CHURCH.
FOR LIVERPOOL.—Patsasa only.—
!&&53L The A. 1- Am. ship TARQUIN, Thomas
G. Hiler, master, lias splendid accommodations and
w ill sail about the 15th inst. For passage, apply to
Capt. lliler at the Mansion House, or to
WM. MILLIGAN & CO.,
decG 34 St. Michael-st.
FOR LIVERPOOL—The A 1 ship DE1J
SKHtSCALION, Allen, master, has two thirds of
her cargo ready, and going on hoard, and w ill ha\e
despatch. For freight of 400 hides apply to
uo\29 WM. MILLIGAN .‘c CO. ::i St. Micliiel st.
FOR NEW VORK.
The packet nlnp M A ItV PHILLIPS,
Pratt, master, is now ready to receive cargo
aud will meet with quick despatch. For freight or
passage, apply to
HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
decG 36 St. Michael-st.
FOR NEW YORK—The packet ling
!wuUa£ WETUMI’KA, Fowler, master, wants 200
a his cotton to complete her cargo anil will sail in all
h is week. For freight or passage apply to
J NO. C. RYAN,
dccG corner Conti and Water sts.
FOR NEW To It lv.
;C|Wi The ship RIENZI, for New York, can take
wRQk 250 bales cotton. For freight, apply to
niio HUNT I Nil TON .V CI.EV El. A ND.
FOB NEW-YORK
Jjj&L The biig J. D. NOYES. Ashby, master,car
2S5qF ries about 350 bales. For freight,apply to
inw WHITAKER ft SAMPSON, 81 St. FrflticDf.
FOR NEW YORK.—The new packet
Jjhgg&brig ALMEDA, will have despatch. For
freight, apply to the Captain on board, or
uovlS JOHN O’RF.ILBY.
FUR NEW YORK.— The packet ship
343i»£ HECTOR, Silencer, master, has Jiiil of her
cargo engaged and will have despatch for the above
port. For freight or passage, apply to
F. SHAW & CO., 71 Com. st.
novG:70tf opposite former office.
FOR BOSTON.—DESPATCH UN E~
The new coppered barque. ADELINE &
ELIZA, F. Hopkins, master, will have im
mediate despatch for the above port. For freight or
passage, having elegant accommodations, apply on
board or to [dec7] J. H. RIVERS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.-—The DH^
ySP MARY SILSBY, Southard, master, v\ill
meet with despatch for the above port and wants 101)
bales to complete her cargo. For freight, apply to
decl ltf HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
FOR HAVANA—The line schr. JOSEPH
JHsKBROWN, Capt. Luther, will have despatch.
For Ireiglit or passage apply to
nov26 G. WESTFELDT frBRO.
A«fi. 'TOklIAVANA——The schr E M I L Y
jfliffiSfcE NIGH T, Capt. Drinkwater. For pas
sage apply to W. EDMOND & CO.,
novSO 06 Coin. st.
FOR HAVANA.-The fine Schooner
AUGUSTA, Post, master, will have des
patch. For freight of 50 halos cotton or passage ap
ply to [nov22S3tr] G. WESTFELD'P & HRO.
FOR" PENSACOLA.
fifSR The sloop AMANDA will sail on the 10th.
For freight or passage, apply to
dec 8 W. EDMOND & CO, 96 Com. st.
FOR SALE—if applied fur immediately—
3Sg|£Tlie copper fastened centre board schooner
FALCON, 35 tons burthen, built in the city of New
York in 1839, of the best materials, and is finished
in the first style; draws about 3J feet water when
loaded. She Is extremely well calculated for the
lake business, or would make a splendid pleasure
boat, having been built for that purpose. She was
•taken out «#f tlie water one month since in N. York,
and put in complete order. Sails last, and is well
ibund ; for beauty of model cannot he surpassed.—
Apply to
nov26 87 DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS.
■aSH for Freight un charter.^
Ships, Barques, Brigs, Schooners and Light
er* can always he had at current rates. Also,—
Passages engaged for New York, Boston ansi Ha
vana, on application to
decl ltf J. H. RIVERS.
«4GR FOR FREIGHT.—The ship WAVER
j^MfcLY, J. D. Snow, master, burthen 1400 bales
of compressed cotton, is now ready to receive freight.
Apply to nov 18 E. C. GEN I ER & CO.
WANTED.—A Voss I to carry 50,000
WajlK feet Lumber to Havana, apply to
nov 19 G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
Tax SCHOONER WANTED.—The under
signed Wishes to Charter one or two schoon
ers to carry brick from the vicinity of this place to
Barataria. oct20-61 M. J. McRAE.
NEW YUKK rAUKL i s.
CITY LINK.
M-To load at the Wharf and tail every 10 days. -£0
' m. Mi Ml M Ml
The following vessels built expressly for the trado,
will hereafter compose this line, viz:
Ship MARY FRANCIS, Pf.rcival, master,
LEWIS CASS, A. Hawley, “
Barque REFORM, Tilyov, “
Brig SELMA, M. Smith, “
LINDEN, J. Livermore, “
ALABAMA,F. W. Williams, “
MOBILE, W. Jones, “
SARAH BROWN, J.M.Norton, “
The above vessels all have cabins on deck, hand
somely fitted np with State rooms for the accommoda
tion of passengers.
Freight will l>e taken at the lowest current rates
and every exertion made to despatch the vessels
promptly as advertised. All cotton or other freight
intended to be shipped by this line and consigned to
the subscriber atthis place, or to Sturoes&Clkar
m an , (the Agents in New York,) will be forwarded
as directed, free of charge for commission.
JON. C. RYAN, Agent,
octl5 59tf corner Conti and Water-sts.
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY PACKET.
tv The good, substantial and fast run
UL-Upfnff ning Steamer JEFFERSON, S. C.
JJ^^I^Uuml! master, haviug undergone a
Ihorougnrepairl will commence her regular trips so
soon as the river will permit; leaving Mobile every
Saturday at 5 o’clock p M. and Montgomery every
Tuesday at 10 o'clock A. M .
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
n2 B. H. FRY.
MOBILE 4- COLUMBUS, (Mi*s.) PACKET.
ft ft Tie steamer DU QUESNE, J.
Irwin, master, (having Evans* pa)
tent sufety guard) will ply between the above ports
and intermediate landings, the ensuing season. For
freight or passage, apply on board, or to
E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
nov20 corner Com. and Dauphin-sts.
MOBILE, MONTGOMERY # WETUMPKA
WEEKLY PACKET.
f^»— R^ The well known and fast running
Vif.-frfrffifrf steamer GEN*L GAINES, J. W.
Pollock, inaster, will leave Mobile every Thursday
evening, at 5 o'clock, p. m., arrive at Montgomery on
Saturday at 12 o’clock in., and Weluiupkaut 3 p. in.
Will leave Wetumpka on Sunday morning at 4 a. in.
and Montgomery at 11 a. in. and arrive in Mobile
Tuesday morning in time for the N. Orleans Line
Packets. For freight or passage, apply on bourd, or
to E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
novl6 63tf cor. Commerce and Dmipliin-ats.
N. B.—The Gaines has been thoroughly repaired,
and is now in every respect equal to any boat in the
trade __
•m* COMMITTED to tbejinlof the comity
XT® of Decalb, Alabama, on tlie 19th July, 1841,
one negro man as a runaway slave who calls
l*'4 name Saiu, and says he belongs to Dr.
Jkuuuel Puckett, who lie snys is living in Rankin
county Mississippi, he is above twenty lour or live
years old, yellow complexion, has long hair and two
scare on his fore-head, about five feet live inches
high, rather stout, his front teeth above are wide a
part. Tlie owner is requested to come forward
Erove property, |Kiy charges and lake him away, or
■ will be disposed of as the law directs.
JOHN M. LANKFORD,
nov2 66lf Sheriff ol Decalb County.
PISH—60 bbls Mackerel, Nos. 1, 2 and 3,
150 hf & qr bbls do do 1,2 and 3,
50 kills Salmon, 100 boxes Codfish,
5 cases Sundries, 23 do Herring,
For sale by (nov 25) T. P. MILLER & CO.
POTATOES & ONIONS.-2011 barrels best
Maine Potatoes, 100 bbls best Main®. While On
ions, on consignment and for sale by
decl Ilf J. H. RIVERS.
Ifin KEGS POWDER, lOraseal lb Cani.
ll/vF i#r do, just received and for sale by
decl HUNTINGTON CLEVELAND.
^""lOFFEE.—150 bags prime Rio, 70 bags prime
Laguira, 100 bags prime eld Government Java,
fir sale by [dcc7] JOHN O’REILEY.
——1———I I —Ml
FOR REM'.
FOR RENT,
MTIip Dwelling House near Ashton’s ami
Clark’s Ship Yards and the Saw Mill—a good
stand fora common boarding house and Grocery.
<lec7 W. EDMOND & CO.
JhgjL FOR RENT.—The House corner of St. An
'EgS'ihniiv and Jackson sir».et, apply to
«ioc2 * A. HATRE & CO., 70 Commerce-sL
S'jL -"DWELLING WANTED—A cminfortai
-U’UaL-'tle dwelling for a small family, within five or
toil minutes walk of our store, is wanted by
no*29 T. 1\ MILLER &'CO
MFOR REN F.—The Counting Room form*
orly in the occupancy of the subscribers, at No.
69, Commerce street.
no*20 S2tf GARDNER & SAGER.
M TO RENT—The House in <ioveimnent si
formerly occupied by T. W. IM’Cov, Esq. anil
at present by the subscribers being one of the most
desirable location:' in the city, too well known to
require any description.
I Apply to LATHAM HULL & SON.
Also, for sale, a Light Carriage, nearly new, with
double harness,for one or two horses, a northern
Cow, been here two summers and acclimated,
no* 13 L. HULL & SON.
MFOR RENT.—Several stores and office*
in the new buildings on Conti-ut., between
Water and Royal streets. Apply to
no* 10 73tf ’ J AMES HAGAN, 84 Watcr-st^
OFFICES TO RENT.—Three Rooms
over Nos. 8 and 10 Commerce *t‘. Apply to
no*6 THOS. 1*. MILLER 4* Co.
MFOR RENT.—A large fire proof Ware
house on St. Joseph street, capable of contain
ing 3000 bales cotton. Possession given on the 1st
Deccmtier next.
A Dwelling House on the north east corner of St.
Joseph and St. Louis streets.
A Dwelling House on the south side of Si. Anthony
street, the first next west of St. Joseph street. Pos
session given immediately.
A convenient Dwelling House, with a large lot on
Jackson street, opposite the Unitarian Church. Pos
session given immediately.
For terms, apply to
nov-l JOHN B. TOULMIN.
For R//.\ T. --Two brick, dwellings in I he
llUtsl row in St. Anthony, between Jackson and
Claiborne sts. [oci39] A. BATHE & Co.
MFOR RENT-—From the 1st November, the
frame dwelling on St. Francis st., between St.
Joseph and Conception streets, now occupied by Mr.
Charles Smith.
Also—Possession given immediately, a brick tene
ment on the north east corner of St. Francis and
Claiborne streets.
Also—a brick tenement on St. Michael st. (south,
side) lictwccn Claiborne and Jackson streets.
Also—two Rooms immediately over the office of
the suhscriliers, suitable for sleeping rooms.
And—a large Lot under fence, opposite Burden’*
row, and being part of the square bounded by St.
Francis, St. Michael, Dearborn ami Wilkinson sts.
For terms, apply to
O3t20 61tf BARNEWALL& WANROY.
FOR RENT—A store and office fronting
HiiW the wharf, near Dauphin street. Apply to
octl8 60tf E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
MFOR RENT■—From the First November—
an office on the 2d floor of the building coi ner
of Conti and Commerce st. Apply to
0(115 E. C. CENTER & CO.
M OFFICE TO RENT.—A large Room now
occupied by Dr. McNally, at the corner of Dun- j
pliiu and Royal streets. Apply to
octC MOSELY & CO.
MFOR RENT.—Three stores on Water street
between Hitchcock’s alley, and Dauphin street
Apply to [*cp29] ROfiERTSON & CO.
MFOR RENT—Possession given 1st Now
The four brick tenements on Si. Anthony,be
tween Jackson and Claiborne streets.
The three brick tenements in State street, corner
of Conception street.
The dwelling in Conception street, between St.
Anthony and State street, now occupied by J. Simp
sou, Esqr.
The dwelling immediately opposite the last, now
occupied by Mr. C. J. Roll).
The dwelling in St. Anthony street,between Jack
sou and Claiborne* adjoining the brick house of R.
L. Walker, Esq.
Also—Two houses at Spring Hill, for the winter
will be rented low to careful tenants. For terms,
apply to [sep22 49] A. BATRfi & Co.
MI (J REAT%—From Int November next,
the two stor\ House on Monroe, between St.
Emanuel ami Royal sts. now occupied hy Mr. Tlios.
Strang.
The House on Governmont, corner of Conception
st., occupied by Mr. J. Clements.
'I’lie House on Conception st., adjoining the above,
occupied by Dr. Knulslon.
The House, with three acres of gitound attached,
with stables, out-houses, &c. situated on Government
st., one mile from the market house.
'i’lie House ut Summerville, corner of Spring Hill
road and Center Avenue, with three acrea of ground,
stables, See..
The House oil the Avenue adjoining the above.
The two one story Houses on Water, between Es
lavn and Madison streets. For terms, apply to
sepl7 E. C. CENTER & CO.
MTO HEAT.—Those two 2 story new brick
Dwelling Houses, situated on the south side
of St. Michael street, between Claiborne and Frank
lin streets, having five rooms, |>aiitries, closets and
cellars—together with kitchen, ironiii ; rooms and
servant’s rooms. They will be ready for occupancy
by the 15th October ana wiU l>e rented low to good
tenants. Apply to I. C. DUBOSE & CO.,
scpl3 45tf 39 Water-si.
M OFFICE TO LET.—That convenient of
fice with two rooms attached, over Nos. 8 and
10 Commerce st., is for rent. Apply to
sept 10 T. P. MILLER & CO.
INE & BRANDY.—6 half iripcTa'iid ft qrl
casks Cognac Brandy, 1 half pipe old Madei
ra, landing and for sale by
dec4WM. H. BUNNELL & CO.
BROOMS.—50 dozen assorted, for sale by
dec4 4tf D. B. CRANE & CO.
ROPE.—ll coils Bale Rope, landing from steam
er Alabama and for sale by
dec4_WM. H. BUNNELL 4‘ CO.
STORAGE—In fire nrool’ Warehouse and Sheds
corner Water aud St Michael st., on accommo
dating terms hy (dec 2) J. O’REI LEY.
ARTS, DRAYS & WAGONS, for sale by
dee 2ku_ _J. O’RKILEY.
PATE 1)E KEGNAULD.—A pleasant and ef
fectual relief for coughs, colds, hoarseness, Slc.
Received and for sale by I. C. DwHOSE & Co,
not 20 late DuBose & Rolf, 39 Water st.
FEATHERS.—A prime article of live Geese
Feathers, for sale low hy
dec4 4tf D. B. CRANE & CO.
Domestic iliquors.37 bbis Brandy,
Gin, Peach Brandy and Vinegar, landing from
steamer Alabama and for sale hy
dec.4 WM. II. BUNNELL & CO.
WANTED,—A good Man Servant, who under
stands house work and waiting, wanted hy
dec3 GARDNEK & SAGER.
LAW NOTICE.—The undersigned has settled in
GAINESVILLE aud will Practice the Law in
the counties of Sumpter, Greene and Marengo—the
Supreme Court aud Federal Court at Tuscaloosa—
also the adjoining counties in Mississippi, should bu
siness offer. nov20-82uu* GEO. F. SALLE.
FLOUR.—160 bbls superfine, on consignment, for
sale by C. A. GILBERT,
no\-23 50 Comnierce-st.
REMOVAL.—The undersigned lias removed from
48 Dauphin to St. Francis street, where he
offers for sale on accommodating terms, n large as
sortment of FURNITURE . Entrance 32 Waterand
i 23 St. Francis street.
Bov20 83tf J. C GWINN.
LONDON PORTER,—Landing ex ship Hogarth
from Liverpool, for sale by
uov20 JAMES HAGAN, 84 Water-st.
| fk CASKS CINCINNATI BACON SIDES,
III landing from steamer Merelmntnml fo sale by
Uov20 JEREMIAH REA.
ONTC.OMERY HANK Certificates of Depo
site Wanted, by
no,23 E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
AGOING, ROPE* TWINE.—100 pcs heavy
Kentucky Ragging, 100 coils Kentucky Rope,
5001b* Kentucky Twine, for sale low by
CIRODE & WHITE,
dec3 corner Commerce and Duuphiu-sts.
EW DRUG STORE, 30 Royal-ulreet.—J list re*
L v reived per Alabamian an additional stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, $-c. and a large and gen
eral assortment of FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
warranted the growth of 1841, among which are tile
following, vis:—Giaut Spinache, every variety of
Cabbage, Carrot, Lettuce, Turnip, Beets and Mel
ons. Also,—Giant Celery, Mammoth Walermellon,
Purple Egg Plant, Mammoth Tomatoes, Sage Seed,
every variety of Pens, Beans, hr. and a fine lot of
Asparagus Routs.
dec4 4lf J. II. WOODCOCK.
TO R AGE.—All k T.s of goods takyp on Storage
ut low rates, at the store on Conti street wharf,
duel ltfby J. H. RIVERS,
ifL'KWHEAT.—10 J; 30 J bbls New Pliila
dclphia Buckwheat, landing from Brig CecesJ
and fur sale l>y [nov22 83ku] JOHN 0*REILIjY.
I EXCHANGE on New Vork, st 30 Java sight, for
. A sale by GARDN ER A SAGER,
dec# C ■•mi street.
17 XCHANGK i \ EW ORLEANS at 30 days
1*4 sight, lor half by
decT I). WHEELER, 8 W.ler-at.
XCIIAiMC.: ON LONDON & NEW VORK.
2d dcf 6 »l. U. E8LAVA ,*• CO.
| ,1 XUHANOE ON N. YORK—til 00 duv« sight
MJJ tiir sale by UARDNER S SAG.;;R.
octll No. 00 Commerce-st.
JAGXCIIANE ON BALTIMORE & TH1LA
1A DELPHI A, for sale by
GKO. CLEVELAND, Jit.,
decS 20 St. Francis-st.
XCHANGE ON NEW YOKK, nt 60 days
-A sight. A. BATHE & CO.,
decU 70 Commerce-st.
I IBERAl, ADVANCES on consignments of
.1 A Cotton to our friends in New York, Boston aud
1 lavre, made bv
dec23 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
\( IIANGE ON NEW ORLEANS.—Clunk*
-A at sight,for sale by
JOS. ALJZE & .SON,
docl ltf 30 St. Francis-st.
J .EXCHANGE on New York and Boston, forsalo
74 Ly fi»29j F. SHAW A CO., 84 Com. st.
174 XCHANGE on New York, at short sifcht, for
1A sale by CH. DRU1N A J. LECESN E,
n27 i 28 St. Francis st.
XCHANG E "ii New Orleans, at one day's sight
-*_4 for sale by
n27 STEVENSON FORBES,34 St. Francis-st
1.4 XCHANGK on New York, st 3 day s sight, for
1A sale by W. MILLIGAN A-CO.
n27 34 St. Michael street.
j74XCHANGE on New-York, at short sight, for
*4 sale by [n26] J. U. SCHILT, 13 Water-st.
1.4 XCHANG F. on New-York, for sale by
JTa n26 ELLIS A GREEN. 68 Commerce-st.
¥74 XCHANG B ON PROVIDENOE at 60 days,
J14 payable in Providence or New York, for sale bv
*13 WHITAKER A SAMPSON. 84 Francis-st
J 74 XCHANG B ON NEW ORLEANS—Checks
at sight for sale by
n6 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
1NXCIIANGE on Baltimore at 60 days sight, for by
J til H. A. SCHROEDER,88 St. Francis-st.
C4HBCKS ON PHILADELPHIA^ for 98*80,
J 92000, 91826 46. 91600, for aalo by
i n23 WH1TAK Ell A SAMPSON. 21 St. Francis-st
C'lllKClvS on Philadelphia, for sale by
J WHITAKEll A SAMPSON,
nor 19 No 21 St. Francis street.
Cl EUTIFIOATES OF DEPOSITS on Mootgo
J mery and Tuscaloosa, purchased by
n6 G. W. TAULETON, 73Commerce st.
Y| OBILE BANK STOCK—10 Shares for sulu by
1YJL ntO G. W. TARLETON,78 ('"mmeice st
Montgomery certificates of de
POS1TE wanted by
n5tf BIVE8, BATTLE A CO. ,
C^Corporation coi jpons—for nit by
f dec2 I. BELL, Jr. St. Francis-st.
DVANCBS ON COTTON.—The subscriber
- will make advances on cotton consigned to his
friends in Liverpool, Glasgow, New York and Bos
ton. [dec7] I). WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
Advances on cotton.—\ve will make
liberal Advances on Cotton consigned to us for
sale in this market, or for Shipment to our friends in
Liverpool, Havre, Now York, Boston or New Or
leans. E. L. ANDREWS A CO.
oct27 61mmo cor Commerce & Dniiphiu-sts.
T) VANCES ON COTTON.—Liberal advan
cch made on consignments of Cotton to mv
friends in Liverpool.
dee7 JAMES HAGAN, 24 Conti-st.
ADVANCES ON COTTON.—The subscriber
will make advances on Colton shipped to Ins
friends in Liverpool or New York.
dec7 GEO. MARTIN, 15 Water-st.
DVANCES ON COTTON" consigned to J
Holford & Co., Liverpool, will In* made by
dec6 _OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
DVANCES ON COTTON.—The subscribers
will make liberal advances on Cotton consigned
to their friends in Liverpool and New York,
dec I McGRAN & NOONAN.
Madeira, port & sauterne.—40 qr
casks Madeira, 40 qr casks Port, 20 qr casks
Sanlprne, for sale l>y
decG OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
CHAMPAGNE, MUSCAT & CURACAO.—
100 baskets tlhninpagiic, 100 boxes Muscat, 10
Ikixcs Curacao, for sale by
decG OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
OLIVES, GERKINS & CAPERsC^Hf taxes
Olives, 10 boxes Gerkius, 10 boxes Capers,
for sale by
decG OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Watcr-st.
BOYS & MENS CLOTH CAPS.—10 caieiT,
for sale by [decG] HARRIS 4* ROSS.
SUGAR—5 lilnls, landing from Champion, and
for sale by (dec 6u) JOHN O’REILY.
ST ECIE.—Wanted $1BQOnr £2000,Ty " '
decG C. A. GILBERT, 50 Comuierce-st.
OLIVE OIL.—150 baskets, landing from ship
Talbot, and for sale by
decG OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
SHIRTS.—‘ioo dor.cn Cotton Shirts, with linen
bosoms, plain and rutiled, received per ship Al
abamian and for sale by
dec4 latham hull & sow.
MESS PORK.—30 barrels full Inspected* laud
ing and to nrri\e, for sale by
dec I 4k w FRANKLIN W. McCOY.
JO. CALCINA gives to every body that likes a
good Cigar, that lie has the very l>est,at his Bur
lier Shop on Royal street of all varieties. He would
puff them himself, but who ever tastes them will
think any other pufling insipid! Come and try “You
next ” dec4
K HALF pipes brandy, (Wd Cofotc) fir
sale low to close a consignment.
decG HARRIS & ROSS.
1 OO BOXES BORDEAUX CLARET; 60
-i-v/V/ boxes Bordeaux Claret, (Capaules); 10
bbls while wine Vinegar, 100 boxes MR. Raisins,
fresh; 20 boxes Brandy Cherries, new, by
decG HARRIS & BOSS.
QfT BBLS MESS PORK, 80 bbls prime Pork,
for Bale by
decG HARRIS & ROSS.
Manufactured tob acco—70 imxe. r
Pritchett, 36 boxes G. W. Daniel, 23 taxes
Tiios. Wright, 50 taxes Brown, for sale by
doc6 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Wuter-st.
URE SPERM OIL.—20 casks pure' Sperm
Wiator Strained Oil, landing and far sale by
decG WM. H. BUNNELL & CO.
SPERM CANDLES.—300 boxes New Bedford
Candles, for sale by
decG OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
BANANAS.—60 bunches Bananas, lauding from
brig Canton at Mathews' wharf, for sale by
dec4J. 11. RIVERS.
HAY 4* LIME.—200 bales prime uuality North
River Hay, 1000 casks prime quality Thomas
ton Lime, this day landiug and for sale by
dcc4J. H. RIVERS.
POTATOES & ONIONS.—70 tarrels Chenan
go Potatoes, 40 bbls Onions, this day landing
and for sale by [dec4] J. H. RIVERS.
WEET M All AG A W IN E.-80qr casks, land- i
iag and for sale by
dec4_WM. II. BUNNELL Sc CO.
BACON.—21 casks Hums and Sides, landing
from steamer Alabuma direct from Cincinnati,
for sale by [dec5] WM. II. BUNNELL & CO.
Newark furniture warehouse.—
D. B. CRANE & CO, Manufacturers from
Newark, N. J., invite the attention of their friends
and the public, to their splendid stock of Furniture,
such as sofas, Sideboard, Centre, Pier, and Com
mon Tables, Wardrobes, &c. Jcc., which arc offered
at Manufacturer** prices, at 87 Water st, next door
to DuBose & Co's Drug Store. dec 4
F“BENCH CHINTZ PRINTS.—10 cases new
style, landing from ship Alabamian and for sale
low by [dec4] LATHAM HULL & SON.
VINEGAR—75 bbls Cider Vinegar,
25 bbls While Wine do. For sale by
®nov25THOS. P. MILLER fc CO.
LETTER PAPER.—50 reams superior English
Linen Letter Paper, on consignment and for
sale by GUSTAVUS BEAL & CO.,
dec2 Hagan's buildiugs, Conti-st.
Cl INUINNATI SIDES.—20casks strictly prime
•' Cincinnati cured Sides, received per Lady of llie
Lake and fur sale by
dec2MARSHALL & ROWE.
NEGROES FOR SALE.—A Negro Woman and
her two male children, one about 4 years, and
the other about 2 yenrs old, sold for no fault. Tbe
woman is a first rate cook, washer and irener. For
terms, apply to CIRODE & WHITE,
dec3 corner Com. and Dauphin-st*.
REMOVAL.—Tbe subscribers have removed to
Mr. Hogan's new buildings in Conti street—
Office second floor. - ur , —*
n.>YH78ftf V. GARDNER & SfrftER.
NOTICE.—All persons indebted to tbe subscri
ber for goods sold on commission, or as agent,
whose accounts have been standing sixty days, will
ulenac make payment on or before tbe lOtli inst.
dccl Itf J. II. RIVERS.
T H E A I' R E
Last night but one of Mr. and Master WOOL*
T/IL USD AY EVENING ~DEC. 9, 1841,
Will lx- performed a drama in 2arts, called
NICHOLAS NICKLF.BY.
Nicholas Nicklcby.Mr. Ewing
Sniikc.Mrs Richardson
Previous to which will In* per-formed the farce of
A PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.
Strap.Mr. Chapman
After which, Master Wood vv ill dance the original
HIGHLAND FLING.
To conclude with the pantomime of
PHILIP UUARL AND HIS MONKEY.
Philip.Mr. Wood
Hcaufidelle.Master \\ ood
DISSOLUTION.—The connection 111 business
heretofore existing Iretween the undersigned as
publishers of the Merchant.: and Planters Journal, is
dissolved from and after this date.
C. A. ST DART is alone charged with the settle
ment of the outstanding business, to whom nil per
sons indebted will please make immediate payment,
and those holding claims against the concern, tire re
quested to hand them in at their earliest convenience.
S. F. WILSON,
nov 90 90 tf_C. A. STUART._
NOTICE—The* co-partnership heretofore existing
between the ;subscribers, under the name and
liriu of Thompson & Shrf.vf, wan bv intiHia] con
sent dissolved on th 5 1st dity of November, 1841.
Dr S. Mordecai lias charge of the settlement of
die tuisincns of the concent, who alone (or his ageot)
is authorised to receipt* fur debts due the linn. Per
sona hav ing claims agai nst Thompson & SUrevewill
present them to him for .settlement.
DRURY THOMPSON/
nov29 C-S. SHREVE.
Geo. Com w a Y is authorised to receipt for dehtfl
due to Thompson & Shreve, and to attend to the set
tlement of their accounts generally,
nov29 1841 S. MORDECAI.
OPARTNERSI11P.—m7 D. ESLAVA having
taken Mr. LOUIS E. MONTAN DON into
partnership on tin; 1st inst., the business will here
after lie conducted under the firm of M. D. ESLAVA
& CO. decl Ilf
COPARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned have as
sociated themselves in the General Commission
Business, under the linn of GUSTAVUS BEAL &
CO., and hate taken the office in Hagan’s buildings,
Conti-st. GUSTAVUS BEAL,
dec2 __A. H. BELLOWS._
DISSOLUTION!—The copartnership of Daven
port Is. Sewall, expired by its own limitation
on the 1st day of October last. G. Davenport set
tles the business of the concern.
GORHAM DAVENPORT.
dec2 BENJAMIN C. SEWALL.
DISSOLUTION.—The copartnership heretofore
existing under the name of King & Mork
housk was dissolved by mutual consent on tho 15th
inst. All iiersous having demands against the lute
firm will please present them for settlement, and
those indebted will make payment immediately. The
name of the firm will be used in settlement.
J. F KING,
A. MOREHOUSE.
QfJ-CAUfllAGF. REPAIRING will lie carried on
as heretofore at the Old Stand, corner St. Louis and
Concejttiun streets t by the subscriber,
nov 19 82kmo. AKNAN MOREHOUSE.
GEO. E. HOLT,
FACTOR — Mobile.
THE undersigned has resumed the Factorage and
Commission business in Mobile, and will lx
thankful to his old friends and the public for a share
of patronage. Having commenced business here as
early as 1819 and continued it up to 1834 aiul Ixing
familiarly acquainted with the business he Iio|m*s to
he able to render satisfaction, as he thinks he gener
ally did, while lie pursued that business. And lie
begs to refer such peixms as arc not acquainted with
him (or the oldlfirin of T. &. G. Holt, of which he was
a member) to all the various friends and patrons of his,
for testimony us to his qualification for that branch
of business. All business confided to his care will
he promptly attended to by his agent until his return
to the city, which will lie in October.
nuff5 29tf GEO. E. HOLT.
OCf- The Journal and Advertiser will copy in the
country paper until the 1st of January next.
SOAP—222 boxes extra No. 1 Soap in 48 lb.
boxes, landing from brig China, and for sale by
dec 6ku JOHN O’REILY.
RICE.—20 tierces new, lor sale by
SMITH A DABNEY,
novlC 22 and 24 Commerce-st.
171 LOUR fc Wills KEY.—300 bbls Flour, a »u
. perior article; 100 bbls old Monongahela Whis
key | 100 Lb!* old Rectified Whiskey, lauding from
, steamboat Alabama and for sale by
dcc3 ELLIS & GREEN, 68 Commerce-st.
HAMS.—10 casks, a good article, received to
day jier steamer W. W. Fry, for sale by
dec2 MARSHALL & ROWE.
SATTINETTS & PRINCE ALBERT CAS SI
MERES.—25 packages just received and for
sale by [m»vl2] LATHAM HULL & SON.
IOST.—At the ship yard, a Pocket Wallet con
A tabling sundry valuable papers, and a small suiu
of money, which the finder can have by reluming the
papers at this office, or to E. CLARK,
dec2 2c at the ship yard.
CROCKERY.—8 boxes containing each a Din
ner and Tea sett complete, of white octagonal
ware, fitted to family use, for sale low by
G. DAVENPORT & CO,
dec 2 31 Com. st.
UGAR & MOLASSES—27 bbls Molasses,
22 lilids Sugar, a prime article. Landing this
day from sclir Victorine, and for sale from the wharf
dec 2 by ELLIS & GREEN, 68 Com. st.
lNCINNATI SHOULDERS.—20cask.Shoul
ders, (W. Neff’s packing, Cincinnati) a first
ate article, fur sale by
dcc2 MARSHALL & ROWE.
HAMPAGNE * RAISINS.—20 boxes of the
well known Anchor brand, boxes bunch Mus
catel Raisins, lauding from ship Alabamian, for sale
by GUSTAVUS BEAL & CO.,
dcc2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
NEW ip ELEGANT FALL DRY GOODS.
DANIELS & BRADY, 83 Dauphin strbilt,
immediately opjxjsite the Public Square, invite the
attention of tile citizens of Mobile, and strangers vis
iting the city to their stock of FANCY and STA
PLE DRY GOODS, 'l’lie whole of which has
been purchased or landed from Europeun Packets
within a few weeks and will be found to contain a
most varied and desirable assortment, at such remark
ably low pricer, as must ensure entire satisfaction to
every purchaser. The following articles will be found
in the assortment:—
SILKS—Heavy Broclic Gros de Naps
Rich plain I’uulte de Soi
Do. striped aud figured Gros d’Ainme
Richest reps with elegant satin stripes
Splendid ombre, glace and chine Silks, latest style
Blk A blue LI’k silken; bl’k, blue blk & colM Satins
MOUSELINE DELAINES—A new assortment,
small figures, for children’s wear
Rich Plaid, French manufacture, all wool
best quality, inode colors, with satin stripes
Superb Cliene de lannes, very fashiouablo
Do Nazarinc blue ground de lanne
CALICOES—10 cases American Prints, all qual'ts
6 cases English, latest styles
4 cases superb French, lutest style
5 cases Furniture Prints, low price
3 do do English
LINENS—6 cases 4—4 Irish Linens, Grass bleach
3 cases Bird’s-eye Diajxrs; 3 hales Russia do
6. 7. 8 and 10-4 table do aud Damasks
5. 8 & 10-4 Linen Hhcetiug, cheapest ever offered
in this city
Brown and white llaiuask 1 able Cloth
Linen Cambric Handkerchief*
Plain, hem-stitched, and a riviere do
Linen Cambrics and Lawns, all qualities
SHAWLS, MANTILLAS & SCARFS—
1000 M. D. Laine Shawls, very low
10 cartoons Chally, Lama and Thibet Shawls
10 do rich Cashmere, large size
10 do chine Manliiias, wadded aad lined
thoughout, with coni and tassel
Rich Silk and Satin Shawls
Chine Scarfs, silk and satin fancy llandkf* in
endless variety
FLANNELS fit BLANKETS—
3 bales extra fine Suxony
6 bales medium quulity, white and red Flannels
3 bales real Welsh, warrauted not to shrink in
the washing
6 bales low price Blankets; 9 do large aud heavy
8 do largest Whitney, ribbon bounu
6 do Negro Blankets, the whole of these will
be sold unusually law
HOSIERY—Purchasers will find, at this establish
ment, a complete assortment of the best descrip
tions of English Hosiery
200 dozen white, blue uud black Cotton Hose
100 do gray, slate and unbleached do
200 do white merino and lanlis-wool do
200 do black Cashmere, Mohair and Worsted do
40 do heavy Raw .Silk
40 do do white and blk EngliAh,'ffMk Hosiery
A full assortment of children** Hosiery***- Vyej
Gents Merino and Lambs wool Half Hose
Do do Shirts and Drawers
CLOAK STUFFS—English Merino, double width
A new style Alpacca Lustre; blk Saxony Cloths
Brown and black Bombazines
Cash merinos, new article
DOMESTICS—A full assortment of all the differ
ent | makes, widths and qualities.
Kentucky Jeans, Sat i nett-, Linscys, Velvets
Gloves, $*c.—Together with a great variety of
Haberdashery and Militfery articles. Cash only.
dcc6 “
—r- - i
“ Palmam oui mrrmt Jtrct
POSTPONEMENT for one month louf|?r,iu con
sequence of tho numerous applications for reti
ring NK\v I’upils. Academy on Royal-sirrct, near
Dauphin.
WRITI1TG
lit Kohl f 1 <lo hereby warrant to substitHte, a*
usual, a beautiful, boiJ Iren, and cxpiditious style of
Penmanship sj pre-eminently adapted to guneral pur
poses, as no other method of touching, ever tot dis
covered, cau possibly iiupait for any other hand, how
ever clamped, illegible, deformed or vulgar; in short
no matter how iudiffereut an J confirmed it may bo,
in the short course of TEN LESSON'S OF ONE
HOUR EACH ! ! !
I.a diks Class, Daily.—They are taught a beau
tiful flowing hand, and the only oik* now practised in
ihu most fashionable circles thrnughol Europe.
CARD—To the utjilhy retidtiU* of M*!hL\—Mr.
Good wane expresses with morn than ordinaly ronfi
(ieui-o bis inviolable design to give such satisfaction
as will astonish and delight them; it bring the “end
und aim of all his hopes" and ambition, that they
should keep pure w ith the success of his pupils in
England,* .Scotland, Ireland and France, where ho
eminently distinguished himself as a • eaman and
teaclwtr.
* Where lie had the honor of receiving the last
prizes—was patronized by the most distinguished
characters and statesmen, particularly by Lord
Brougham, Lord John Russell, Earl Gray, Duko of
.Sussex, Earl of Aberdeen, Sir Robert l'eel, &c.—
some of whose testimonials are iu his possession,
dec3 3uw*
fiiHE SUBSCRIBER havin*established hiiuself
A in tliis city for the pu.*poseof couductimr a FAC
TORAGE GENERAL COMMISSION liV
gj 'NESS, would respectfully solicit the patronage of
—No. 69 Cemmerce-st., east sido a low
. UN , 1 ""outi street.
doors above i. SAMUEL ROBINSON,
uovll 74||tf ^TERENCE.
- _ ^vi., Charleston, S. Oaroliua.
JoHH RoiumoN, K V.uden, Marengo Co. Ala.
Wm Robinson, Em. . ,*|, Dallas Co. Ala.
_Lol. L. M. Li dr, KicIiiik, -—•
JAMES If. RIVi. MANTm
COMMISSION MERC.
...... . . , M^ntLE. ’MIkinds of
W ill give particular attention to the sale ol.
__NORTHERN PRODUCE.
■ N CONFORMITY with the last Will and . .
. tiimeut of Joseph Rahy, deceased, and to cat
into effect the provision* of said Will, aud io con
formity w ith the order ol the Orphan* Court of Mo
bile county, granted the 28th dny of October, 1841,
I will, on Monday, the 8tli day of January, 1842, ex
Robo to public sale, iu front of the court house of
Tobila, within the legal hour* of twin, all the personal
anil real estate ol aaid Joseph Kaby, a* follow*, vix:
the Negroe* W’illi, Tony, Isaac, Sally and her three
children; Household Furniture; as also, a tract of
Land lying on llayou Coden, in Mobile oitauty, cou
tabling about 300 acres; also a tract of Laud nt Ful
tou, containing about 48 acre*, being the residence
of the late Jeueph Raby.
Term* of sale 6 months credit, with two go ■ ! se
curities. JOSEPH KREB;
nov20 82tf Execu.
TRUST SALE.—By virtue of a Deed of 1 -i.h
executed to us by Philip McLoskey, bearing!
on the 14th day «f March, A. D. 1841, and recta., ni
in the Clerk's ollioe ol* Mobile county, iu Book No.
1, Pages 535 and 536, we will sell ut publie auetion,
in front of the court house, on the 5e4i day of April
next—All that parcel of laud, situate, lying und being
in the county of Mobile, containing eighty-three 17
100 acres, lieing a fractional section hounded soulli
by the Orange Grove tract of land, commencing at
the point of intersection of the northern line of suid
tract aud tho western line of the Laurent plantation
and extending westwardly on the north Ipie of Or*
ange Grove beyond its termination: bnuadod cast by
the Laureut plantation, and included witliiu the wes
tern line of said Laurent plantation, the uorthern line
of the Orange Grove Iract, aud the sectional lines of
various small tracts of forty acres, laid off by the
government of the United States, all of whiah will
more fully appear by reference to the map of the
township number four of range one west.
■And also,—One forty-eighth part of the lands be
longing to the Orange Grove Company, including ull
the lands included in a trust deed to Calvin Norris,
Janies Magee and Thou. W. McCoy, und which liuve
not been before this time laid off and sold by the said
Trustees or by the company prior to the said deed;
and the said nndkvided interest hereby conveyed to be
subject to the uses and trusts of the said deed, aud a
right, title, interest and claim in the one forty-eighth
part of ull the lauds in the Orange Grove tract aud
the Laurent plantation, excepting the lots of land so
disposed of which said tracts ef land lie ou the north
side of the city of Mobile, one coutuining 267 71-100
acres, the other 355 39-100 acres; and a full forty
eightli interest in the luuds liehI by said company be
tween the said plantation and the river. Terms of
sale cash. JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
DAN'L CHANDLER,
dec4 41|ids SAM’L M. OGDEN.
WINES AN1) COFFEE.— fbe subscribers of
fer for sale the following invoice of goods se
lected by an experienced individual expressly for
this market—
4 quarter casks Madeira Winn
I pipe Sicily Madeira Wine*
4 quarter casks Port Wine
1 do do do do Page A Co
4 do do Pale Sherry Wine, W D Gordon
8 do do do do do Lapontide
20 bags Government Java Coffee
n26 WHITAKER A SAMPSON,21 Si.Fraucia-»t.
IVEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
ll MILLINERY, etc.—Juat received per late
arrivals, from France, (via New York and New Or
leans) a splendid assortment of rich water’d and plaiu
Silk Velvet and Plush Bonnets, unsurpassed in beau
ty of atvle and quality of textures; a large assort
ment of Artificial Flowers; Fancy Caps; childrens'
Hoods; Leghorn Hate: Dunstable und Oriental do;
10-4 rich Shawls and Mantillas deep Iriue’d ; Satin
stipd'd Chillies; plain and plaid Mouso Je Laines;
French Pr.'iua, col’s guaranteed; ladies aud gents
Kid Gloves; bl’k Bombazine; heavy and rich Chau
tilla Veils, Ac. Ac.
Iiy The Millinery department will be conducted
by Mrs. Culleu. Ladies are respectfully invited to
call aud examine for themselves.
J. A. SMITH, successor to
n95 if P. CULLEN, til Dsuphiu-at.
Fresh french juJube paste.—iu i»x.
ea or in bulk. For Male by
I. C. Di/BOSE k CO,
no?20 late DuBose k Roll', 39 Water st.
FLOUR.—160 barrels superfine Flour, *‘D D
Pago" brand, just received and for sale by
HARRIS A ROSS, Auctioneers,
n«»v20 67 Water-st.
08TON SUGAR—Fur sale by ' *
G. WESTFKLDT * BIO.
100 bbl* double refiued Loaf Sugar,
60 41 Crushed ue.
30 44 Powdered de. nee? 66tf
BLACKSMITH’S COAL.—2000 barrels best
quality Blacksmith's Coal, for sale at a low price
nov20 by E. C. CENTER k CO.
]\TAILS k WHITE LEAD—
11 100 kegs best cut Nails
200 do No, 1 White Lead, for sale by
CIRODE It WHITE,
oor. Com, and Dauphin sta.
TAKEN UP by tlw subscriber on the
November iust a Roam House, about
SmmLLimlL ^4 bands high, branded G. C. on th«
shoulder. The owner is requested to pay expenses,
prove property, aud takw him away, or he will be
sold, according to law. A. W. HARRELL.
Washington county, Nov. 28. uovSO OOufw
CIGARS—20 M Regalias; 40 do Canoues; 00do
Trabucos, for sale by
| novSO HARRIS It ROSS.
SPERM OIL It CANDLES, for sale by
dec 2 ' i. O’REILEY.
Ladies English it german cotton
HOSE.—200 doesn, just recoived and for sale
uo*18by LATHAM HULL It SON.
IN STORE, ami receiving from bark Adeline an
Elite—SO packages Teas
25 boles Soap and Crushed Sages
60 bxs Family Soap
20 do New Bedford Sperm Caudles, for
sale by nov29] P. McCAHKILL, 19 Com. st.
MEDICAL AND CULINARY HERBS.—At
Gates's Drug Store, 106 Daaphin street—Sage,
Thyme, Balue, Catnip, Pennyroyal, llorehou: I,
Peppermint,Spearmint, Motherwort, Life Everlas.
ing, Comfrey Root, Sweet Majoruui, Poplar Bark,
Saffron, Marshmallows, uud various other domestic
Herbs, Barks, Roots, ke. for sale at
uov27 GATES'S Pharmacy, 106 Dauphin at.
RANGES, PINE APPLES It UANABAS.—
10m Oranges, 100 Pine Apples, 100 bunches
Bananas, landiag from brig Canton from Matansas
and for sale by [decl ltf] J. H. RIVERS.
COAL.—10 casks Peacb Orchard, lauding from
brig Ceres,for sale by J. O’REILEY,
j dec 2__v 4 Water st.
TB RANDY.—2 balTpip*” old half
pipes 1806 Cognac, 14.cask 1806 superior od,
^Mf|sp«t J. J. Dupuy It Co. do, on cousignwynt
and forttSKby . GUSTAV*** REAL Ik&,'+*•
dec2' jMlBuilding*, Couti-st.
CIGARS.—30m Regalias, 10m Cauunes, ou eon
•ignmeot and for sale by
GUSTAVUS BEAL It CO.,
dec2 Hagan’s Buildings, Couti-st.
AGUIRA COFFE^.—70 bags, landing from
■chr Mandarin from Baltimore, and for sale by
dec 2 i. O’REILEY.
t *
Infs IN ESS CARDS.
g.'g. Johnson.
SHOES, BOOTS, hats, BONNETS, DOMESTIC
COTTONS, ESRSETS, At., HI wb.lt.4ia,
,1. 4il W.tm itraat. up ataira.
JAMKS THOS. JUNKS,
IMPORTER OF BRANDT AND WINKS,
,17 HI St. Muhaoi strain, NUb4^
ROBINSON * STUART,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
AT TUI CUIAF T4H1ITI ItuII,
n17 Curuor Go.arutiiam ill WliT-Itt—1%
— GEORGE BOWLBNW,
COMMISSION ME BO HA NT,
iilC lui No. 841 St. Mi.haal at, Mobila, Ala.
5 S. BALL.
COMMISSION MKUECHAXT.
Mabil*. ^.a(ll4TIu.[
11 »CONNELL A VONTA INK, Oouuiaaio" ]
if l M KUCHA NTS, Listrpvut.
James McConnell, )
John T. Fontaine. )
The gmlersignod will make liberal ^Avanc-eia o«?
Cotton shipped to McConnell A Poutmne. ialverpoel.
jt„5 B. B. UONTAINH^
I IBERAL~AD V A NCES will be made ou Cotton
J consigned to their friends iu New York. Havre,
Marseille* and Tiio»te,by
CH. DRUIN A J. LHC ESN B, 30 9t. Frsneis at.
Mri*rme$.
Messrs. PiUut A LeBarbior, New-York.
“ J. Labeo* A Co. do.
“ CollombA Delia, do.
M De Khatu A Moore, do. tuhg
A' DVANCE8 ON COTTON, cousiguad to J.
Holler J & Co., Liverpool, will be made by
nlS OGDEN BROTHERS. I* Wattr-st.
DVANCES ON COTTON—Conaiguod to
Moasra. Hicks A Co. Now fork, will bo mod
by |nlS] GEO. MARTIN*
Advances on cotton—w• win mak*
liberal advances on Cottou consigned to us for
sale iu ibis market, or for shipment to our friends In
Liverpool, Havre, New York. Boston, or New Or
leans. E. L. ANDREWS A CO..
0Q7 3t coruer Commerce and Dauphin sts
DVANCES will be made bv the undersigned ou
cottou shipped to his friends in Baltimore, Phil
adelphia. New York and Boston. T
fuiu \VM. H. BUNNELL.
Jo. CALC1N A b.lju.t rm-.itrod • lot oflbo hno.t
SEGARS lo ho found in th« couuiry—whuth ho
oiler* for »>Ie «l hi* pl.ue ™> Hof*1 Among
Chdm ore tbo following approrod brand* :
J , Yro*, La B*poool»oion,
!)o* Xlormauoa, *ro. Amigo.,
Imnorlalo*. »«■ *8-._
_ ” HHifPB uSTmKRCilANTS, AND TttA.
rn* 'Kits IN CBN KRAL.-Th. .b».. »«
1 L '« ioformnd ih.llh.jc.u b. .nppiiod b» thn
•pectful. *d with iho following Good* rocoWod amt
uudor.igu .11 lim» from ih. lu.u.r.ctorto. ot »no*
receiving ai mdon aad yiereuee—
luNi Vvae, L» >U, »®4 Flail* pl®»® **mr,7 •*
English Bonni riptioa
every dei Tttoan Flail, Fedki FlalL ^ *
Plain and fancy «au4 Teasels,StfB* Batteaa, Roe
CorJa, Band •. 4a. , .
ottea, Edging* * raoelvUg by vessels dlree*
Likewise aouatautlj eu‘#,buja\ glrla' and lufaal a
from Leghorn, ladiea*, a
Hats, a if every variety. of SUka, llkewi^
And the following deao. astfkeU >—
receiving by the steamers a ^ Jmfc a“4 OravaU,
Ladiea’ Dresses, gautleiaei Fgiw>y Baudea
Baudauuas. Kotuala, F.
naa. *t> CRAVATS, from
ITALIAN LUSTRINGS AN ViV
erery tn.nuf.ctory of col.', N1 .ml Paper, ooo*
In addition to the above, Raga, a * % Jitferent Italian
stantly ou band, from the
states. £»wtug Silk*,
A consignment of Silk Velvets and
shortly expected. «•
Orders received on commission for i
productions of Englaud and Italy. * VYSB,
WILLIAM v *ui
No. 179 Pearl-street, New-Yor 'fciladelpka
ill3 9ms No.SU North Front-street 1 -
KOPE—178 coils, t 1 * *ON,
street.
nliO 6l OV Cotnuaros *^gi8
W k| || k boxes Window Glass ass’d siaea fire
(WvU to 88x00.
800 galls Dutch Linseed Oil
850 kegs White Lead ass'd, Pars lie 1 and 1
300 lbs Black Paint (in 98 lbs. kegs)
80 boxes Chrome Green ^
180 do Brunswick Green, just received per b
Ceres, and for sale by
uUO FAI11ES 8t TODD, 99 Commerce st. • ,
K W (iOODS—Jatt recoired by (be aabsrtilber,
lx pur ship Hogarth and etbor late arrivals, aa ox*
tensive assortiueut of EAKTHBN, CHINA and
GLASS WAKES, direct from tbe ruaaafaotoriea,
which he offers to city aud ronutry trade, at pric*n m
occordana with the timet, at 34 Dauphin street.
Particular atteutioa paid to paokiug good a fer
lltecouutry. J. A. DELLINGER.
_n29 4ta No. 14 Dauphin street.
PLOUGHS—We have just reeeived a supply of
-i Palmer A M'Coraiick's Ploughs, from the Hieb
Lmond manufactory, Noa. 1, • aud 9.
u99 M1NGU A RUSSELL, 13 Water-el
BROGANS AND BOOTS—SO eases KlpBre'
gaua; 40 do RuaieU do; 93 do thick Boots, for
sale low by O. O. JOHNSON.
_ ___49Weter»st ap amir*.
Aflk T wo cnnreuieut Dwellings, having each (bar
Jti'jJLrooms, xud kiteheu room, eu tbe north side of
Cot.ti street,betwoen Royal aud St. Emanuel su.
Also—Three rooms suitable fer otfioee or steeping
apartments, in tho buidiug adjoining the above dwell
ing. Rent moderate. Apply to
nfl_ _ J. EMANUEL.
FOR HUNT—Three Stores, No. 15, IT, IT
Pi on east aide of Water street. They will be
rented separately, or together, and is a deairabla loca
tion for any business.
Also—The Store No. 10, on west side of Water
street, late in the occupation efObear A Phillips.
Also—Au Office over the store of D. Wheeler, Ne
8 Water street. The above premises will be reeled
st very low rants. Apply to [n8] J. KMAMUKL.
M POk RKNT.—That desirable aouatry resi
dence at Summerville, formerly in the occu
pancy of N. F. Williams, Km;. aud poaaessiou given
on let November. Apply at the Merchants' lusu
ranee Co's. Office, St. Francis st. {pgj,
FOIl RKNT—That desirable Office or Store
!*£■ on the lowet floor of tbe building west side ef
Royal, near Couli street—lately occupied by Cutbbert
A Stanley. Alao
A brick Warehouse on SL Mlcha al streat, appo
site J. B. Toaliuiu,capable of atoriug 1808 balee ef
cotton.
Also a store on St Michael street, sow occupied
by Jn. G. Davis A Co., with two Urge offioec ea the
second floor.
Also two three story buildings ea Water street ad
jojuing the Merchants and Planters Jeuraal Office—
with counting rooms in the second floor. Apply to
octll J. EMANUEL.
4 JOHN RllAG AW A CO. 9T Dauphin street,
offer for sale i
50 cases bro. drab plain Hats
30 do do black do
50 do do rorum do
85 do fashiouablo far do
83 do do silk de
Just received per brig Mobile.
Also daily expected la store by barque Hebron aad
brig Alabamai
100 cases Russet Brogans; 38 do Kip do
85 do thick Boots; 88 do floe do
40 do Womeu's tine Shoos; 88 do Mon's do
15 do Children's do do ooui
jjm HATS AND BON NBTS—The subscriber
is now receiving a largo assortment of Han aud
straw good*, amongst wbioh, are as follows ;
30 cases Men's fash. Beaver and plain blh. Ham.
83 *' 44 wide brim - •« •«
95 44 " 4‘ 4* - drab *
10 M 44 41 fashionable sUk *
130 doa Palm L«af Hoods, with a great variety of
ladies' and misses Leghorn and plain straw Bonnets;
shell, horn and ivory Combs; baud bases, aniflcial
flowers, stocks, Ac. For sale eheap for cash or good
paper, by [o9f J OBO. A. ARNOLD. 45 Water-at
AT B. ROBBIMadlTS CUBAP TABIB
Jff TT STORB—Just received per ship Heeler,
a large assortmeat of fashionable aad lew
crowned broad brimmed Black aad White Gentle,
awn's HATS. ALSO—Vine BussUBeuver, sad low
Erieed Halt. Likewise, received pur barque He
ron, an assortment of flae aad coarse White Uan
and Colton Shirts; do Fianuol Shirts; which will be
sold very low for cash, at the sige of the Mammoth
Boot, corner of Water aad Government streets.
o. t29. ____
(1 liU AP AS THE CH F. ArKST.—>Ife* Qaada—
J Jut received at ROBINSON A STUARTS
Cheap Varieip Mew, corner of Government and Wa
ter* treats, a geueral assortment ef mu
Heady-made CLOTHING, HATS, f I
4 BOOTS, .SHOES, a ^
DRY GOODS, direct from
the mauufactoriee, end for
sale at the loxoei prices for eaeh. Please eall and ei
ainino, at the sign of the Mammoth Boot. nit
C' OTTON OSNABERGS AND SHIRTINGS—
79 bales Petersburg manufactory, received by
John A. Lancaster, at low prices, by
life) G. G. JOHNSON, «tt Water st.
PRINTERS' PAPER, Ao—We been Paper ter
Printers, of nil the nsnaLaUee j else last received
44 Superfine Packet Peel, blmau" for ?rU#a«Carveiu,
_ Minofk Emwim,!! Waiar at.
K CIO A HR—OarM Bag. baa, Jaiqaai
Htaaliaa, Imperial Bagatiaa. Itnparial Trabaooa,
for aalaby [oWIJ D. WHBBLBU, 8 Watar at.
P* BASK CANDVV— A supply of Paaaa aalabra
tad. CI.rifiad Baaaac, of Haarboaad Caady,
jaat racaWad aad for tala by
1.0. DU BOSK 4 CO„
a 10 Uta Du Boaa 4 Boff, Ho. 99 Watvr-H.
^^OTECTtCg^
TURKMEN'S INSURANCE CO. OF MOBILE,
r No. 32 St. Francis street, continual to take Ma
rin*. River and Fir* Rieka. The ollia* it open all
day. Applications for Fira Risks at* requested to
be Iliad* before 12 o'olonk M ; and for Marin* Risks
al any hour during the day.
CHARLES WHITE, President
0. P. HARWELL, Tice President
DIRECTORS
John F.Paglee, CharlesAuae,
Br. Tardy. Charles White.
John K.Collin*, Wa. A. Ferrell,
J.C.Cbamborlala, Cbe.Callum,
0. P.HaewoU, Jo*. Hall,
1. H, Brwiu, Oeo.U. Prentice.
S. W. Allen, Vs. H.Ohidsey,
Rieh'd FI. Redwood.
JAS. V. FRANKLIN, Secretary
Tsoass Lusohelis. Inepector. no*4
MOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY—
[f I Offici So. 34 St. Francis street,
Insures against Fire, Marine and River Rial a.
Director*.
Jonathan Emanuel, John Siinpeon.
Ii A. Sehroedar, Thoa. W. McCoy.
J.Bluodgnod, H. O. Brewer,
Alca. Pone, B. P- Marshall.
R Dosha, J. A. M. Battle.
H. V. Montague, H. Barney,
• MnMRT CENTER, Presidmt.
Vito*. S. Kij»Q, 9*>’i. J«*»«
MERCHANTS' INSURANCE COM r AN Y Ulf
Mobilk—Capital. $330,000 paid in and aeeur
ed agreeably lo the requirements of its charter.
TUia Company continue# to make insurance against
loss or damage oz Hirer or klsriue Risks, nnd against
tire on brick buudiaga and merchandise in lb© city.
The public may rely oa a prompt adjustment ofloa
■aa. DifcBftots.
H. B.Gwathmey John B. Toulmin.
J. J.T. Wauroy, Jeaeph E. Sheffield
Charles Gascoigne Wm. H» rrstt.
James G. Wbitakoe, Newton St. John.
Wm. Jones Jr. J. U. Sehilt,
Hludmau Barney, Latham Mitchell,
Win. P. Molett.
H. B. GWATHMHY, President.
B. 8. Busiiit. Serretary. j"*94
MARINE AN1) PJUE INSU1AANCE.—Al.A
JY1 HAMA L|»K lvaURABCH A»l> TRUiT UOMFA.tr
—Capital »IW,»8# all paid ia.
Tunia.
JAi. INNEKAUTTY. Preaideat.
■*. Saaford, Otia Dyer,
faaa. Haett »eary Myara,
C. C. Haaard, B. T. Bullard.
A. V. Uerdee. Arch. Broaa.
p, W. M'Cuy, Jainea Deaa,
P, Reraaiaa, Calain Norria.
Vbla company oondaaeele do a ganaral Inaurauca
baainaee allnaU a®oe. oaanorof St, rrancia aud Royal
airaata taking riaka at iha aaaal ralea of inauranca
againat loaa or damaga hr Plra to buildinga or mer
aMadiaa ooalalaad therein; aaalao againat iha danger,
of marina or alter narlgatioo.
Iona* N. O. 1. TISDAl.H. Seo'y.pro tem.
FIRK ANO MARINE NHURANlb.
nMIB aoduraiguod. oiiiKiinmd agrot for ftt I HU
JL THCTION INSURANCE CO. ol Ilartfor
Cai-t*1—, i. •»«•>? ri,k*
Hr* OB »l*r*. aod Dwelling. (*f brick or wood) aB
Ikoir coulcuu, ala* Mariao or nror ri.k. oa coUo
aaii merobaodi*. of aay description.
Tb« rule* of premium eb»rj*4 will be M low
! an aikar ottno,, aad Ha ion for loo* or daaiage ««
lanwd jnowptlT .djbiled RyAN, Agent.
Cor., fc Water ,u
„ bo.8 ITtf -■ . U.iwi.oa. agoniaf!
VVf 8UUANC B—Haaa»“ now taking 4
l tb* Hartford lna«'*“'*~ ' ,nd no Mercti
again* Fir., ofMobUmJ,
dUa-dBnckBuM^^^rAUBNtiR. !
DASHRWBi -T533l.rH.» gt«‘ "®
WrOflCH.—lb* iador.'a ^[nrod Underwn
It of hi. baring boon Comp.;
■t„ , f0, |Uo followioi named la.
1 ‘Vo. ^•iSiV.ca*; MUM. CompaFF <
I.ac aa.cbCo. oftbb Staff of ra.nsri.FA
»Y,a adfapuia Ii.oaAioaCoiSPAFr.
U.io * I..0FAI01 Compaft.
U.ITl ID STAFF. U.OBAFOB COMPAFg.
«... ra If.ubabob Compaft.
A,tl, nr If.urafch Compaft.
Wa.F1 SOTO. I..0RAHCB CoMPAFV.
U.LAW ARB lFiVRA.01 COHFAFF.
Ambrio *» If.fbak* Compaft.
PBot.ix iFsaaiic. Compaft,
......
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A r»* ’»«ih.i ,k77 v^* ho
dorw *•"' ‘«««. hf o.d fur ik.fen“JPpo,nle‘1
OI.U ’*°* «•• of Now T.rk.'u ,OW,“*
A on 'it*** ' Iuortooo Cowboot or
Alio «“ do "PVf' M*» Tor
Jork. .rw/ktoHoo do 2“ d4
Now tOt k do j „
Ootat I do ^ do
Ubiob i do * do
Wub i• do
Sofoi j do do 2*
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SLw. - - -4k
CjSlbCT 8CHOOH—A Sdt’«» Sel^TWifr
*. sstoL :ii ^ -‘sr* ,&•; °3
ty &?S2s°"*^ «-i"
.■.T^-".''"^ "fP»l»<» »IH ba limited lo fori,
^“»1. HoXlti,/^* b# f
IbaUetilatio... ^J7"""# *“ ““*■
cipliaa. »«| ^ ?»
•eme time to ia rui.ij tie keel ficiliiiu el 1
mental end polite ed.«£T r '?■ °f"«
•a tbogaUee, aiaae aad bora bwMuT^r ■ i® *’7®*'
tba etbae W.\IejT. *.w. .7^ *T «~lla
llbe aeadoiale .illooaeiei ef two eeaeeeetWe aee
beebea*! ‘r ** a*^'d 7 •PP»"«»i«7 lo tba pupiU u>
beabae.t froa. the ait, J.Hn, tba Mcblj .ammo!
maatba. withoet taleraplioa lo lair aoaree of .tad*
f?,e!t.b* l,W b 7 ««ai»ad .ba caaaat read wet
—aad iboae eome.bat edraaead .ill ba .read, pra
farrad. Halaa of taiUm mada baa.a at tba com
aianremeni of tba eebaoL
_ __aaeaaaaoba.
■a». W. “». Hauiltaa l
Haeol. Henrietta * BlaU 1
Hollv! ».bj£,u I ¥miu- I
Mower.. f, at}. Beefed ]
Ha" STwtKm,.... Baaaaeaoao. (
Bee. Bobeet Mall, HLeaioa.
blob da. Oat M. uei.
1WOTICB—Tha Mima ORAMDIK r».p«tfuH;|
11 inform tkaolilaauiaf Mobila. that that willopatl
a HOARDING aid DAT SCHOOL,oa iha 19A iaat j
la tha dwelling non door Waal nf An Barton AcaJauu
?"TTni“.,1U“- “ whUli An/ praTar u. aU who ml
ba plaaad aadar ibalraara, a Aoroagk and arilemaa
adeaalioa A Aa aolld braaobaai ami from ihair loo
aapariaara A ikla ncnplojmauL Anj flail or ibamnolra
Aar akall aujo/ a libaral palroaaga. Tha raar wi
ba diridad latoiwu innluna of faarmonitor aaab. aftd
wkluk. it Aa cannon ooaiiaaaa kealA/. two moo A
wiu ba darawd M iha oraaiaaalai kraaakaa. BaulA
®^a»*«aai *'a#ak apba iha maw appro no
plaatM. MonA wtApipoiaaBM.
UanaaMCi—Ran. ». U. Cupar., daman flexor
■aa. alA
*MJRAM|Ur. '
T|(f *• BOYLAH Ilka IMS* to Inform nob a
i" •"> #»u prolalaam U PesnaanshifMliat be to
I*" laalraoliaaa la ibia an, aabia Aaadamy, Gores
maal slraal, batwaaa Aa boars of » a ad 0 o'cloa
(•a alghaa la aaak weak. A ad ha oakaaitaiiai
engages to akaaga, la a aaaraa of Vasias Assama, u
uosl aliir, o ran pad, deformed or Irragnlar scrap
law % alyla at onoa bald, has, aaay and alogaol.
Ladies wlakiag to taka a aaaraa of Isasoaa, hi
Hading la taoonseaisni la rail al lha Asadmny, wi
ha attended at lhair raaidaaoaa. ^prmx moderate. I
BOBBITTS—»# Sanaa asserted Bonnets, just r
seised per baruna Abbot Lard, and for sale b
all JOIIB BRAGAW A Co"*T Dauphin
B~AC01fr-* harraia Mayhard's Oaap'aasad Hai
* da aaaaaSanaa I da
Claoiaaad S Idea—for aala ±fT
aprig If. A. TAN HOOK. 4 Canotorap
■[ UThU 08*ABBIiGslsCOf TOMAD#*
L 144 balaaAowall Cottons, oa band and aapPM
daily par brig Rjaw Bagiaad from Boaloa, direct fa
the usuafaotarPap sad ambraaing- Boa. 1. », *
Oeaabergs; baasy Oapnaadaai • aaaaa Fancy C
toned as. The sue alias at lha ally and conntry m
chants la aallad to tlwsa goads, nf which a large a
ply will ha hope an hand u nil dams, sod sold n»
lory priaaa and expanses. fin- cash nr apprasedi
pip#r.
ntotf C. DELL1NMK. Tf Camto.rs.P
I Wdblib Gllr-lhcul. for ,.1,. to errim
Id ship Alabamian. Apply to i
ul3 WMTKBR A BJJfreOK.n SvFnnCl

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