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A 'JS REGISTER AID JOUKIAL.
isv s\>v<k*j> & \vn,so~.v7 Tiomu:, tih rspay g:vi]M>u;, i>ei Eum:ii k>, isn. ' vol. i.-no. iT”
1 ti it .vl ."v .
SuiMcriptio:*. ten .loll irs for the daily | nper, payable i
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yearly in mlvuiice by cadi or city rclbretire. I' rso
•wishing t<i discontinue, must give ouo week’* nolleo i
writing.
AuvB.irmxu.—Advertisement* continued without in
terrupliou, will bo charged at the rate oi one dollar pe
square for tlwrih-il m*er.imi, and titty cents for each sub
sequent one. be.ni-weekly aud tri-weekly ones will ic
eh ir^ed Ute sa.ue as tirst insertions. Twelve lines m.vk
* s |u*ru. If na ad v or Use.non t makes less than a square
It shall cost as much us a full one.
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the number of insertions, will be continued for tw<
Dimtluhhd so charged, unless previously directed to b<
taken out of the paper by a written order.
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of the person* by whom they arc sent, must he endorsee
by them.
The terms for annual advertiser* will be $10 for om
square, andaD.> for each additional square, with the priv
lege of changing oaoe a week, due in advance.
The privilege of annual advertisers is limited to tlteii
own immediate busitic.is | mid all advertisements for tin
Oeiiefit of other persons, as well as nil legal advertise
meats, and advertisements of auction sales,sent by them
must be paid for at the usual rates.
All advertisements required by law, will be charged ai
the lull rate*.
Annual advertiser* who exceed the space for which they
com net’, will be charged at the usual rates.
Arrangement* will be inode with those who occupy hall
i column or more continuously for a year, according tu
the nature of the business, aud the frequency of the
change ofmatter.
Advertisement* of application for the benefit of the
Insolvent Laws, will not he published in any case, unless
paid for previous to Insertion, or payment heguaranti ed
by u responsible person in town.
All announcements of candidates for office, will he char
ged live dollars for daily insertions during the canvass,
payable in all Cases in advance.
Military and Fire Companies, and other similar Associa
tfous, will be charged full rates by the insertion, or forty
•lollars per annum if they donot exeeod one square e o ii
week.
All personal com munications, when admissible, will be
charged double, aud in all case* payment must be made in
advance.
flllll s P SALE.—By virtin »j a De 1
JL executed lousin’ Philip MeLoskey, hearingda?*'
on the 14t!i day «f iVLutIi, A. I). 13 D, stud recorded
in tfif* CIoiVb office of Middle county* in Hook No.
1, Page* 535 nml 536, we vviUscilal public unction,
in front of the court house, on the Sth day of April
next—All that parrel of land,situate, lying and being
in the county of Mobile, containing oightv-lhrco.l?
10) acres, living a Ifactional sect ion hounded south
by the Orange Grove* tract of land, commencing at
the point of intersection of the northern line of said
tract and the western line of die Laurent plantation
and extending westvvardlv on the north line of Or
ange Grove lieyond its termination: Ixmnded e:i*t hv
the Laurent plantation, and included within the wes
tern line .of da'il Lament plantation, the northern line
of the Orange Grove tract, and the sectional lines of
various small tracts oi forty acres, laid off by the
govennnciit of the United States, ail of which 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 all
the lands included in u trust deed to Calvin Norris,
James Magee and Thos. W. McCoy, and which have
not been before this time laid off and sold by the said
Trustees or by the company prior to the said deed;
ami the sai l undivided interest hereby conveyed to be
subject to the uses and trusts of the said deed, an I a
right, title, interest and claim in the one fnty-eighih
part of all the lands in the Orange Grove tract and
the Laurent plantation, excepting the lots of land so
disposed of which said tracts *f land lie on tin* north
aide of the citv of Mobile, one containing 267 71-100
acres, the other 355 30-100 acres; and a full forty
eighth interest in the lands held by said company be
tween the said plantation aud the river. Terms of
•ale cash. JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
DAN’L CHANDLER,
dec4 41|tds SAM’L M. OGDEN
IN CON FORM IT Y w iih the la7f\Vill and Tea
lament of Joseph Raby, deceased, and to carry
into effect the provisions of said \\ ill, and in cmi
foimity with the order "I the Orphans Court of Mo
bile county, granted the 23th day of October, 1841,
I will, on Monday, the 8th day of January, 1342, ex
pose to public sale, in front of the court house cl
Mobile, within the leval hour.* of sale, all the pci sonal
and real estate of said Joseph Raby, as follows, viz:
the Negroes Willi, 'Pony, Isaac, Sally and her three
children; Household Furniture; as also, a tract of
La a i lying on Bayou Coden, in Mobile county, con
tabling a bout 300 res; also a tract of Land at Fill
toil, containing about 48 acres, being the residence
of the late Joseph Ruby.
Terms of sale 6 months ere lit, with two g »•» I se
curities JO.SEPH KREthS,
nov20 82? f Executor.
Dissolution of cupar iversi!'."
Notice in liercli) given to all coccurred, • ca^
lilt; copartnership in the Iron Foundry huai '*'*»* •»
Mobile, known under the name of James Cwv'h
Co., has been this day dissolved. All persons hiv
ing claims against said firm on account of the M. •
bile Foundry, will please present them for eo!tla
ment. [»iu29 65?f J A MES CURRY.
EDICAL AN!) CULINARY HERBS.—At
Oates's Drug .Store, ll)d Dauphin street—Sage,
Thyme, Baltic, Catnip, Pennyroyal, ilordioiitid,
Peppermint,Spearmint, Motherwort, Life EverL.-i
ing, Coinfrey Root, Sweet Ala jorum, Poplai Bark,
Saffron. M; nsliuiallows, und various oilier domestic
Herbs, Barks, Roots, fee.. for sale at
uo\27 GATES’S Pharmacy, 106 Dauphin st.
ORACCO AND CIGARS.—500~haxes Tol.at
co, various brands; 10m Cigars, Cniiones; 20m
Cigars, Manuel A mores; 29m Cigars, American; in
store and for sale hv
dec 19 TlIOS. P. MILLER & CO.
[%i evv and s i'jasunabl e~177v~~:i jodT,
in MILLINERY, etc.—Just received per lam
arrivals, from France, (via New York and New-Or
leans) a splendid assortment of rich water’d and plain
Silk Velvet ami Plush Bonnets, unsurpassed in beau
ty of style and quality of textures; a large assort
ment of Artificial Flowers; Fancy Caps; childrens’
Hoods; Leghorn Hals; Dunstable anu Oriental do;
10-4 rich Shawls and Mantillas deep (ring’d ; Satin
Btipd’d Challies; plain and plaid Mouse de Lumen;
French Pr'nis. col's guaranteed; ladies and gems
Kid Gloves; bl’k Bombazine; heavy and rich Chau
tilla Veils, fee. fee.
(Cr* The Millinery department will he conducted
by Mrs. Cullen. Ladies are respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
J. A. SMITH, successor to
nQ5 tf_ff.CULLflX, 61 Daupliin-st.
FOR S ALE.—A family of valuable NEGROES,
-—consisting of-—BRANCH, aged 40; good
Gardner, Ostler and general servant
GEORGE, aged 6; bis sod
BRANCH, “ 20; first rate Steward and Waiter
JOE, “ 19; Drayman
Thu above negroes have been raised in this citv,
and are of good character, and first rate servants in
every respect, and only sold to close a concern. They
cache seen by applying at the corner of Conti and
Commerce street, up stairs. nov2<)
EWE M B ROID FRIES.—11 EN RY~sTsToD
DART, corner of Water ail 1 Conti Ms., have
imported and are now opening, a splendid ussortm nt
of Embroideries and Thread Laces, consisting of-—
Capos, Canesons, Collars, Collarette,
Petit Collars, Chemeyeltes, Stomachers,
Infant’s Rebec Waists and Capes,
Muslin Holers, (some of which are richly embroi
dered, suitable for Wedding Dresses,)
Embroidered Shawls,
Mourning Collars in great variety, &o,
A large assortment of Thread Laces, Edgings und
Insert mgs, real Valence ones Edgings,
Also— Linens, Tabic Linen, Towelling, Diapers,
12-4 Barnsley Sheetings, Spool Colton,
Scotch Ginghams, &c. &c.,
Figured and plain China Silks, blk Satin and
Satin Turk, Muslin dc Laine, &e.
All of which they offer at wholesale or retail cheap
cash* dec 1
Newark furniture warehouse,—
D. H. CRANE & CO, Manufacturer* from
Newark, N. J., invite the attention of their friends
and tho public, to their splendid stock of Furniture,
•ucli as Sofas, S idehoard, Centre, Pier, and Com-,
moil Tables, Wardrobes, fitc. &c., which am offered
at Manufacturer's prices, at 37 Water at, next door
to DuBosc & Co’s Drug Store. dec 4
AOOiN.—‘21~c7ia]r« Hams and Sides, landioe I
from steamer Alabama direct from Cincinnati,
for sale by C‘‘ec5] WM. H. BUNNELL & CO.
LETTER PAPER.—30 reams superior English
Linen Letter Paper, on consignment and lor
■ale by GUSTAVOS BEAL & CO.,
dec2 Hag in’s buildings, Conti-st.
CROCKERY.—5 boxes Containing each a Din
ner and Tea sett complete, of white octagonal
ware, titled to family use, for (sale low by
G. DAVENPORT kCO,
dec 2 31 Com. st.
TllHE UNDERSIGNED list in store and reeelv
i ing per recent arrivals—
120 tons Swedes Iron, well assorted
10 tons German, Cast, Crowley, Shear and blis
tered Steel
15 tons Hollow-ware; 500 kegs Cut Nails
20J Ploughs, Chains, Hoes
Fan Mills, Corn Slieeiers, Straw Cutters, Grind
stones and a general assortment of Slielf Hardware
au l Cutlery which he offers for sale on favorable
•rats. [bed] O. MAZANUG, 43 Com. st.
TOBACCO—75 boxes various qualities, for sale
J>y [dlO]_JOHN O’REILV.
LANDING from brig China and for sale on wharf
or in store—150 boxes Codfish, 20 c&«es galls
and half galls Underwood* Pickles, 25 eases Under
wood's Lemon Syrnn, for sale by
dec7 P. McOAHKILL, 18 Comm.rco-st.
(1 • U'VKlv—150 bag* prime Ui , TO bags prim*
J Lagaira, 100 ling* prime <-*1*1 Government Java
1 *r sale by [ l.*cT] JOHN O’REILKY.
O fir biTls mess pork,so (>bi*prune pwk
(t#r sale bv
HARRIS & ROSS.
PI Ui. 8PER 1 oil..—20 otitki pttMi Spent
\N inter Si mined (Oil, landing and fir sab* by
6 \\ M. ii. Bl NNELL ft VO.
Rl() ( OFFER.—300iwgf, IntuHng (Vom barque
Reform, fur sale by
0ic|_G. WESTFFLDT ft BRO.
IR,SH WHISKEY —20 2 gnHon denti
,i dins of old Mali, 12 \cars, this is a sapcriur
-1 i Kale by [.!«*7] J. (J’REII.r. Y.
Blasting powder—f... -.i,- i7v
•I. i 7 JOHN O’RFILFY.
WIN PER STRAINED SPERM OIL—lortqle
•hat7 by JOHN O’KEILEV.
I AISI.NS.—100 boxes MR. f.r sale bv
j 5 2, decs YVM. II. HI N NELL & CO.
Bagging, rope & twine.—Factor*
■ lers tilled at tin* Inwest rales an I on accouuno
[ill -1 JOHN O’REfLEY.
; B J> AISI.NS.—200 luxes Bunch, for sale by
•Iee7 JOHN O'KEILEY.
Holland gi\.—2 pip*** well flavored, ur
-ale by [ le(*7] JOHN O’REILEY.
BACON SIDES. —10 casks landing mul for sale
d • 7 by I). WHEELER, 8 Y\ ater.st.
Pi )RT YY !NE. —3 qr caska ri H old Hott, 25• a
ses do, f ir sale by f-i- , 7) j; O’REILEY.
LOAF SI GAR —20 boxes Wootscv’s Loaf,fur
sale by [dec?] JOHN O’JtEII.KY.
HLV ' Di.livA — 1 jr Casks Blandy’s Ltfndon pnr
j If ft taeiilar, for sale br
JOHN O’RE I LEY.
BACON ^ SALT.— '*() casks Sides and Shoul
der.*- Cieeiuiiati Miuke»l Bacon, 200 sacks Salt,
j fur sale at low i»ri* i\s by
«b*« 7 l\ McCASKILL, IS Commerce**!.
"W*’’ HITE LEAD.—200 kega No. I in etoh mid
▼ V for aide bv
\Y M H. BUN NELL ft GO.
(N OS HEN Hi PTER.—17 firkins clteict, landing
JT from barque Reform, for sale bv
de i YV M. JL BUNNELL ft GO.
I^bOUH.—60 bids superfine landing from aclir.
Roane, fur salt* by
de It ' MARSH ALL ft ROWE.
B JAN DA .—10 liall pipes Champagne and Seig
nette. fur sale by J. B. TOULMliV,
dec 11 10c 83 St. Mit h
\TOULITS SHOT.——20(7 l»aga as unied sixes
- Youle’a .Shot, just received and for sale by
dcclO W. EDMOND & Cu.,96 Coinmerco-st.
d CANDLES.-200 buxea Sperm; 50 do extra
Spei m, for sale by
d|0 9c J. B. TQULMIN,35St. Miehuel-nt.
SPERM < IIL.—4 ottek* winter strained bleached,
fur sale by J. B. TOHLMIN,
di 10 9t 86 Si. Michm !-st.
PRUNES.—In gallon unit half gallon jar, just re
ceived and fur sale bv
CUNNINGHAM & CALDWELL,
<h < 7 go Hauphin-st.
Bagging, rope .y t\y ink.—ioo pcs heavy
Kentucky Bagging, UK1 coils Kentucky Rope,
5001bs KciitiicKy Twine, for salt* low bv
Cl RODE & WHITE,
dec3 corner Cuinmeree ami Dauiihin-sts.
• RN1TI RE.—A small lot of neat Pat lor and
lh*d Room Furniture, landing from brig China
from Boston, fur sale by
G. DAVENPORT & CO.,
dnc8 _29 St. Miehael-st.
CIOFFEE.—100 sack., Rio, 400 sucks Havana,
y 350 sacks St. Domingo, 50 sacks Gov’t Java,
lur sale by J 1L 'I OULM1.N,
i > 9( Si. Mubm-Ut.
^1 G \ R —200 bids Boston Leaf i rushed and puw
►3 a*r* .1 sugar, fur sale by
_e |v29 G. \VESTFELI)T &. RRO.
^ ECIE for sale; apply In
*3 aoySi) DESHON.T \YLOR£ MYERS.
Wl .;IS.—200 boxes St. Jtihen, 100 boxes Mus
cat, on consignment and for sale by
GUSTAVMS BEAL &\;o.,
dec2 Hagan's Building*, Cunti-td.
I ') ilA G K.—Alik . e <il g >'jis t.ik<-u >>ii CM.x ug<
► ' .ii I >vv rules, at the store on Conti street wharf
I l I by J. H. RIVE 113.
Mifj .uv- /liU'J'KK.'M I II,
8. * r'Lr tvr do, just rercitcd :u»:l for sale by
dent HUNTINGTON * CLEVELAND.
SBtfMR HOUSE MOL ASSES—for m\7by‘ "
Ur 19 CUNNINGHAM & COLWF.LL.
I^IESII GOSIIRN BUTT Kit,—Just landing
from barque Reform and fur Hale by
dec9 CUNNINGHAM & COLWELL
Hf A l< KING INK.—*4 • Ms I nk, for marktftg Cot*
lt lL ton Bairn, just rereived and for Hide by
it. l. Watkins & to, Druggists,
cct20 corner Watei and St. Francis-Ms.
SPERM CAN DLLS—100 boxes favoritu brand.
in store and for sale* bv
DESHSON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
noi 12 corner Conti an ! pumitieree-iti.
^ ILT.—2.8J0 sacks on In,aid ship Blake from
►-5 front Liverpool, for sale by
LAIRD & LITTLEJOHN,
rfov22 83tf 34 St. Francia-M.
/jnoB keep & SEG AR3—66 huge* Viigiuia To
U. bacco; 30 m Regalia, Trabuco and Principe Se
gars, for tale by ClRODF. & WHITE,
i»«.v23 cor. Com. & Dauphin Ms.
WINTER SPERM OIL—A few casks Winte
Strained Family S|>erm Oil, received and for
sale by 1. C. DuBOSE & CO. Druggists,
n 10 late DnBose & Roll, 39 Water-M.
WHISKEY & FLOUR.—50 barrels Rmiimd
Whiskey, 65 bids sinwrfine Flour, for sale by
nov25 ‘ P. McCASKILL, 18 Com. si.
lO COFFEE, N. O. Sugar and Flour, lauding
k/fiuui sclir Mobile, and for sale by
nov23 JAS. HAGAN, 81 Water st.
POTATOES.*—300 barrels Nor them Potatoes,
in good order, for sale bv
nov24 GARDNER & SAGF.R, 6.9 Coni. st.
W7.ITNEY & ROSE BLANKETSL IfiOOpafr
very superior, sixes from 8-4 to 14-4, for sale
dec4 ' by LATHAM HULL & SON.
JjjjlANO FORTES—An elegant article, for sale
» low by 1). B. CRANE hi CO,
I 37 Water St*
OLD PALE SHERRY.—A im dosen superior
old Pale Sherry Wine, in store and for sale by
FRANKLIN W. McCOY,
novl2 69 Cmnnierce-st.
2 VY 1L ROAD IRON —12Tons Kuiflload TrmT.
aV for sale by McGKAN k NOONAN,
oc(22 No. (i Sl. Miebucl-.-t.
lAJORTHERN BAG SING.—lOOpiebeis instore,
ll for sale by [dec7] 1). WHEELER.
POTATOES ii ONIONS.-257) Kinds bust
Maine, Potatoes, 109 bids best Maine White On
ions, on consignment and for sale by
deel ltf J. H. RIVERS.
rjlOBACed.—5(ikeg* Virginia Lump. Rope—
A 50 coils Kentucky, Ibr sale bv
decG A. McKIN.STRY, 3 Water-eL
NAILS.—350 kegs cut Nails, 4d to 20J of iupe*
l ior quality, for sale by
(Iec6 OlJlHvN BROTHEKS. 12 Wntir
ROPE.—ll coil* Bale Kopo, landing lro«u stuuin
or Alabama and for sale bv
deed XVM. H. BUNNELL CO.
^FORAGE—In fire proof Warehouse mid Shed*
13 corner Water and St Michael st., on accommo
dating term i by (dec 2) J. O’REILEY.
Ijl GATHERS—A prime article of live Geese
Feathers, for sale low' by
ltf D. B. CRANE k CO.
Aw * Ll),—A go >« 1 Man §eivaut, wh > under*
r V stands house work and waiting, wanted bv
decS GARDNER & SAGER.
171 LOUR.—ll)!) bbls superfine, on consignment, for
• sale by C. A. GILBERT,
iiov23 50 Cmnuierce-M.
REMOVAL.—Thn undersigned lias removed from
48 Dauphin to St. Francis street, where he
otters for sale on accommodating terms, u large us
sortinehtof FURNITURE. Entrance 32 Water ami
23 St. Francis street.
nov20 83:f J. C OWIN’X.
S' IX SETTS COACH HARN ESS.,'‘made of the
best materials, for sale by
dent \VM. II. BUNNELL & CO.
SFBllM CANDL S.—300 boxes New Ledford
CU miles, f »r sale bv
dtnG OGDEN flllOTHER.S, 12 Water«»t
CORN.—200 sacks prime white, landing from
steamer Lady of the Luke and for sale by
declO L. HULL & SOX.
TIT AXILLA AXD ifFsSIA ULUf HO ft..-.
iTJL In store and f>r sale by
doc'fcw FRANKLIN \V. McCOY.
in si.xess i: aiids.
' “ IffeOINNEY & ROBINSON,
C O M M / .V .S’ l 0 X M K II C II A X T E,
, Nn. 6, ConmuMTP-si.Mobilr.
JACOB OB Kit,
a R 0 C E II V E T ORE,
No. 21, Oovernnient-Mrei t.Mobile.
J. M. \\ ITHF.US £ CO.
C O M MIS SIU X M E R C IIA X T St
MOHII.K, Ala.
Office—No. 7, S r. Fr ancis-strf f.t,
Over the Dry Hoods store rtf II 'd hi neon, HupAi.ts Co.
ltKFK»..M'KM;
St. John, I’ower* 6c Co. Mobile.
J. ..iM"r™f°
M;»jI. J. Fonjev, i
Cui. J. i>. Iluko, i U"',0n'
J. Coiudey .V Co, Selma.
ICO. Huntley, Lowndes.— fTu*. Fb.g. netl MfMinn.
JTl. ANDREWS & BROTHERS,
CoM Mission M LHCII AN TI,
Xc tv- York .
ANDRE W S &. BROTH E R S ,
Commission Merchants
Xrw-Orleans
E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
C O M M 1 S 8 I O N M K R C il A N T S ,
ResiJwice of I’artnei*— Mobile, Ala.
J. I. Anukbwa, New-York.
/. Anurkwh, New-Urlcuua.
K. L. AxPiinvf, Mobile.
T> Liberal advance-made on Consignment* to either
of 1 he above hou-es. Inn 1 <5
niUM'iLhl k — mu ViUlMPS
At the Corner of Dauphin nnd fioynl Streets.
Artr now receiving additional supplies at'fresh
Druos and Medicines,
of the liesl quality, which they odor for sale in qnan
lilies lo suit pHrch:ti>ei'8 at in »Jernte price*.
JOHN KVAN,
(Late (VC'ohht hr Hy a,)
C OMM188IO N M E K <’ II \ N T,
ianlG Mobilk Ala.
IK > B I'.in .SOX & (().,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Win. II. Untiertiuui, ) Mobile, Ala.
Henry Mrer*, /
Ji E, Murrell. ) Ihh16
JMi. !’.. Till LM1N,
C O M M I S S 1 O \ M E R C II A N T,
ianlG 37 St. Michael st.—Mobile.
OGDEN BROTHERS,
COMMISSION M K K C II A NTS,
ianlG Mobile, Ala.
McGRAN & NOONAN,
GENERAL commission merchants,
a n r»
DEALERS IN IRON, iu.
ianlG No. G St. Mil harl d.—MOBii.E.
A. BATREkCi).
Commission Merchants,
No. 70 Commerce sired.—MOBILE.
(LT Advance* made on Cotton whipped to their friend*
in Europe und the United States. ian]6
K. O. CENTE'llIkCO.,
Commission Merchants,
ianlG MOBILE.
GARDNER & SAGER, *
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE.
f)~7* Advance* made on Cotton. ianlti
Y SHAW k do.,
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALA.
Franklin Shaw. (Juntavn* Horton.
LA I KD k LI I TU;J (Thn’,
General Commission Merchants,
Mobile, Ala.
Win. Laird. J. Littlejohn.
HOLCOMBE, BROTHER k CO.,
Factors and Commission Merchants,
octlii Nn. 8y Front fy Commerce, sts.—Mobile.
FRANKLIN W. MrlOV,
Commission Merchant,
| ianlG Mobile.
Cl RODE & WHITE,
Puuduck,Guoct:u y k Commission M ercHants
Corner Commerce and Duujdnn .streets,
ianlG MOBILE, Ala.
JOHN"rfl MESON k CO~
Factors k Commission Merchants,
Mobil*, Ala.
Johu Simpson. Henry CL Caulleld.
ROBERT HARWELL,
Factor and Commission Merchant,
ianlG 23 Cu/nmcrcr M o !»11 e .
“LAf.iAM liULL k S<3n7
Auction and Commission Mehciiats,
No. 22 W ate r Street,
Mt)hile, Ai.a.
77* Liberal advance* made on consignment*.
JEREMIAH REA,
Aucion and Commission Merchant,
comer Water and St. Michael streets,
ianlG Mobile.
~ HARRIS k !iosk,~
Auctioneers and (Commission Merchants,
inn to 37 Water street—M o b i I o .
11KS11 <7.\, |'A V LOR k AIYERS,
O It C C E U S and SHIP CHANDLLUS,
in:, id No. GO Com merit st.—Mobile.
AUSl IN k TARDY,
Grocers a n d Shi i* Chandlers,
Corner Commerce and Conti streets,
C. II. Austin, ( MOBILE.
B. Tardy, )
1). C. 1,0WISER,
Wholesale anil Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
ianlG 59 Co man trees!.—Mobile.
JOSEPH HALL & CO.,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
Hard Wakk,Iron,IS'ails,Hollow Wauk,&c
Comer Commerce anti Jianphi.i sts.
ianlG MOBILE.
7. NORTH,
Family Mkiiicine Stor k ,
No. 35 Government street,
ianlG opposite the Market.—Mobile.
rTlTw ATK IN S & 7b.,
Corner Water anti St. Francis sts.—MOBILE
Wholesale Dealers iu
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND
ianlG Window Glass.
1.77 DUBOSE & (7,
( Lute Du Bose 4* Rf,ff.)
Wholesale. Druggists,
ianlG No. 39 Water st.—MOBILE.
~~Thomas h. b ate«7
No. GO Water strett—MOBILE.
Wholesale K Retal Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
J 011 n~k . RAN dall,"
Bowk Seller and Stationer.
No. 44 Watrr street.—M o b i 10 •
A Bonkhindrv is attached to the establishment.
Do I BLHDAY & sE A RS, ~
WliolesHle A Retail Dealer* in
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Pocket Cutlery, Music, Fancy Articles, Sic.
No. 60 Dauphin st.—MOBILE.
1XT Merchant*, Teacher* aud other*, purchasing iu
qnantitic*, fUrnlshcd on the most liberal terms. i>ml6
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DESKS, fc.
A general assortment of the a t e a t a t y I« s by
J. C. GWIN,
32 Water and 48 Dunphin streets,
ianlG Mobil*.
D. 8. GREGORY St CO.,
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ianlG No. 51 Royal st.—Mobile.
MOBILE REGISTER *
BOOK JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 53 Royal Street,
Cards, Circular*, 11 ami Bills, Steamboat Hills, Rill*
Lading, Justice, Notary, Lawyers, Custom
House, Shipping HUnks, Ac.
Neatly and Ex do ditiousiv F. xecuted
TVTEGROES FOR SALE—William, » Grit rate
In drayman; M ah v, and her sou, three years oil,
first rate cook, wisher and ironer; Bill, eighteen
years old, good ostlerand house servant. Apply to
nov24 W EDMOND & CO., 96 Com. st.
Ii^OR HIKE.—A negro Boy 12 or 14 years old,
apply t.» (ii-iv 26) SMITH 4* DA BN I V.
F| IAN NEIM OIL—20 bbls barrelf Tanners Oil,
JL just received and for salt! by
R. L. WATKINS &. Co,Druggists,
nov8 c.»r Water and 8ts. Francis-sts.
M~ ACKEttEL—23bbls Nr771—25hf. bl>is~N’7I
15 quarters; 25 kits, lauding from ship Tar
«win, for sale l»v
DE81ION, TAYLOR 4* MYERS,
yio\2 e.or. Coin, ft Oonfi sts.
VINEGAR—50 bbls cider Vinegar, for sale by
nnv3M HARRIS & ROSS.
IjSXTRA WHEELS of ever* description, for sale
-Hi dec 2_by J. O’RKlLEV.
Ntf EATSFOOT OIL—pure NaaUtoul Oil, by the
I 11 gallon or buttle, for sale by
I. C. Do BOSE 4" CO. Druggists,
novlO late Dub i*e Si Ruff, No. 88 Water si,
ENTUCICY BAGGING—15J pieras 44 inch
1 irga pieces, lauding an I in store, for tale bv
1 d<So7 D. WHEELER, 8
PI BLIC HOUSES.
jkjL" i.i i wv House.—This Pmh .h ... a
open, an.I icudy to receive company ns usual.
Ft\ ry exertion on ilic part of the sttb*rrilx*r shall Ire
scil to please those whir tn:«v favor him with ilieir
patnmaga. JAMES PKNNOYER.
J. P. formerly roinm.*nded the steamboat .Neptune,
I no\ 30 D Ikiiio
Jj$L CONTI STREET HOTEL.
iT»»15L A CARD.—Recent events have made it
necessary that I should leave Natchez, anil I have
j therefore selected this city as a place of residence, in
hope* of obtaining that suppmt which was dosed n
gaiast me there ia consequence of losses by file and j
tornmlo. I have takennnd opened the house'oii Conti
street, known ns tiw CON TI STREET HOTEL, !
now the property of Mr. McCarty, the same that was
owned by Mr. John Richardson, and which miJer
his management gained considerable reputation.
I promise to inak* this house all it should In—a
home fo' all timse who may patronize the establish
ment.
1 have been thirty mlti years ia the s.uth, twenty
three of w hich I have been occupied in keeping a
public house ia the city of Natchez.
The (krnti•street Hotel has Irern neatly fitted up,
ami furnished anew. The servant* are the same
thnt 1 had in the. Niche/. Smithern Exbliange, and
i are well accustomed to their business. Tile Hotel
is now ready to rcciive lwarders, and the undersign
ed w ill lie thankful for all patronage (lut a generous
public may think pnperto bestow.
WILLIAM PARKER.
New Orleans, No . 15th, 1841. rov8984ribi
NEGROES.—Tie subscrilxw has on hand and
will be const:mtlv receiving from Charleston
and Baltimore, NEGROES of every description,
which w ill lie diepised of at moderate prices. He
w ill also make libeml advances on Negroes put in
his hands for sale, a his place ou Jackson, between
Dauphin ami h'l. I'Poiois streets.
m t2d 6ft apH r> JAM i s E. ZUNTZ.
faj G I ILL.—The sulwc’Hber having pun based the
11 entire stock ami trade of Meosrs. J. Hall 4*
Co. begs leave to inform his friends ami tho public,
that lie designs keeping a constant ami well assorted
supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
Kl)(ir. TOOLS AM) FANCY II MlOWARF.,
at the edd stand, corner Water & HiMtcnck’s Aliev.
lie hones by itnrcinittcd attention t<» merit a share
of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to bis
prederussors. OYIDE MAZANGE.
liny 5 b9;f
fllHE Undersigned having sold their si >< 11 of / on
JL and Hnrdumr* to Mr. O. MAZANGE, beg leave
to solicit for him a continuance of the patronage oi
customers. QO*The office of flic subscriber is re
moved to Church street, first door west of Royal st.
w here nil those indebted will please call and pay, and
nil demands presented for settlement,
m.ur) <>M;I JOSE.I ll HALL & CO.
PAINTER’S DIAMOND CEMENT—An mu
luable discovery for joining broken glass, china,
earthenware, cabinet work, and fancy articles of ev
ery description. This cement i° acknowledged tube
superior to any thing of the kind eve. offered to the
public. Its extreme strength is remarkable, as also
the variety of purposes to which it may be applied.
It resists wet—will stand an ordinary degree of heat,
and its hardness, when set, is truly astonishing.—
The great facility of using it, no mixing or prepara
tion being required, is a strong recommendation in
its favor. In fact, it requires only to he known, to
be found in use in every family.
For mending broken glass, china, &c. if succeeds
wonderfully, as tile joints show but little. Many ar
ticles of this kind, that but for this discovery would
be entirely useless, may be securely and firmly unit
ed, and become as useful a* when new. 'The leaves
of books, pasteboard, fancy articles in tortoise shell
or cabinet work, mav lx? neatly mended with it.
To prevent agitations, w hich wool I disappoint the
purchases and bring into disrepute the genuine arti
cle, the public are requested to observe the signature
nf the proprietor, “ \V. B. Paintkr,** written on
the wrapper of each bottle.
Sold in bottles at 25 and 50 cents each, by the
Propnirtor, W. B. Painter, No. 23, 3d Avenue, N.
York; also, by bis appointment, by
nov29 II. GATES, Druggist, Mobile, Ala.
WHARF NOTICE—Whereas, much inconven
ience and great loss is experienced by the pro
prietors of tho wliai ves. from the present mode ot
shipping upward freight, notice is hereby given that
from and alter the first day of November next, no
dray will be permitted to enter tiprn any of the
wharves with merchandise for shipment, without tin
dray man first delivering to the wharfinger—who will
attend for that purpose—a written acknowledgment
Iroin a responsible shipper, resident in tin- city, of
liability for the wharfage, or payment of the same
made in cash.
sep13 46 11 jan A. J. JUDE, Whai finger
IINS11MD OIL—2 pipes pure English Linseed
-J Oil. ill store nod for sale bv
1. C. Du ROSE CO. Druggists,
olO late Dolb.se & Rolf, 39Wnter-st.
Kentucky ragging—iso nieces May*
ville, 83 to 93 yds each and 43 inches w ide, for
sale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
iiovlrt 12 Water-st
WINDOW GLASS—230 I Mixes assorted sizes,
of best American brands, in store and for side
by I. C. Du BOSE fy CO. Druggists,
nnvlO late DuBose & lloff, No. 38 Water -st
SECOND hand CARRIAGE fur sale'well
adapted for family use. Apply to
oc(27 ' JOSEPH ilAl.I, & PO.
riOlL SUBSCRIBER lias joist received—
X 50 cases European and French Prints
100 “ and bales Cotton O son burgs
Brown and bleached Slice* inn and Shirting
25 cases white & grey super Welsh Plains
Kerseys, Linseys, Denims,Ticking, &c.
15 bales Blankets, in which are super, both rib
bon bound Whitney, and Mackinaw for beds; 1
Cradle and coarse Dullil and Twilled do
—ALSO—
100 cases Kip and Negro Brogans an J Boots
175 dozen fur a ml water-proof wool Hats
50 do women ami children’s Palm Lenin Hoods
Oriental (new style) Florence plain uml English '
Straw ladies and misses Bonnets, newest shapes all
of which, w ith a great variety of other articles in the
DRY' GOOD way, making an unusual and very ex
tensive assortment, which lie idlers at wholesale or
retail low for Cash or ot\xhort time. Orders of com
mission houses, and the custom of purchasers from
the country and city is respectfully solicited.
nov23 * GEORGE G. HENRY.
SPANISH INDIGO—600 lbs finest Spanish In'* j
digo, landing ex ship Edwioa, for sale by
I. C. DuBOSE & CO. Druggists,
til0 late DuBose & Rolf, 39 Wuter-st.
HA I, E’S’IOB A CCO—lfo boxes a id Iralf do
Hale’s superior Tobacco,and other brands,jus
received per sclir Jolm A. Lancaster,on consign
ment, and for sale on liberalterms by
nov22 W. EDMOND & CO , 96 Com. st.
BACON' PORK.—20 Idols Cincinnati smoked
Sides and Shoulders, 24 hhls mess Pork, re
ceived on consignment per steamer Suttlliei nor and
for sale by ClRODE & WHITE,
dec3 corner Com and Dauphiu-sts.
NE DEARBORN CARRIAGE &CARRY^
ALL, square body waggon. Also, a light
trotting Buggy Waggon, binding from brig Cetcs, for
sale by luov21 S5ui.] JOHN O’RE I LEY.
rilOBACCO.—50 luxes various brands, for sale I
J d«c4 by LATHAM HULL & SON.
FIIKSII I EAH.— Landtag from ship Alabamian
—100 13ll» Imjxom Imperial
100 6lb boxes Imperial, 80 61b Imxcs IIvhuii,
for mile by GUSTAV l?S BKAL & CO.,'
dec2 I lagan's Buildings, Conti-sl.
I BAD k SHOT.—20 jtagft McCullough’s Bair
A Bead, 500 bags Buck and Drop Shut, of ail si*
xt's, for sale bv
dee.2 ’ T1IOS. 1’. MILLF.R & CO.
C1ARRIAGF.S—10 carriages and Buggy Wagons
J for sale by (noi30) HARRIS & ROSS.
i \ BI’LS ALB, lauding from nfiip Alnh.uuiuu
an-1 for sale by (nov 30) J. KLA.
FLOUR—200 bbfs h. f. Western Flour
no)80 HARRIS ft ROSS.
1 nnn casks swedits ikon toils, «r
I VrV/Vr nil eiree, Cur mile liy
«uv29 sou ue fourest, morris & co.
Cl OKFEE—75 Irags now crop Green Rio
/ 2.) tin old government Java, fur rale
by [nov29] JNO. (1. RYAN.
1 Oft CORDS OAK. WOOD, fur mile at «4 pe
IveLFcord, in lute In unit pun dinners. by
norS'J 1). C. l.OWDEK it CO., 59 Cum. »t.
nnn pieof.s kkntucky maoo inuj
WUU cnil. Keniurkv Rope, fur rale kv
n..v6 70if JAMES HAGAN,84 Water-.t.
TAODACCO «TCIO AHS.—50 boxes Chewing
. Tnbaeen, IO.11 Spanieli Cigars, fur raid by
nut 13 76if r. MeCASKILI., IS Cum. et.
WHISKY AND FLOUR—60 bliiiTuhTreetified
Wlii.key; 100 tin superfine western Fluur,
ju.t received per rchr Duller, anil fur mile bv
Cl RODE it WHITE,
nnv27 ear. Cntn.nnd Dauphin "V".
A CCOHui., ttc.—lubhle Alconaf, 20') dux Suljili
/jt Quinine; English Calomel in Hi Unities; Spir
it* Turpentine and Chrome Green, nnvv landing, for
•ale by [declOJ MOSELY At CO.
INTER STRAINED SPERM OIL, nf 7Z
perior quality, juet received ami fuv eale by
declO ' MOSELY At CO.
ImiJORS.—1 puncheon old Irish Whiskey* 5
•i half pipes Hemirssee Brandy, a prime article
5 half pipes old J J Dtipuv Brandy, a prime article
8 “ “ Donncmori k F. Becker, “ “
I ** ** l'ellvoison *« ««
2 pipes Swan Clin, •« «*
13 qr casks old Cognac Brandy
30 lihls American Brandy, 25 bbls Ain. Gin
20 bbls Boston Rum, 10 qr casks Madeira
10 qr cask* Canary* 10 qr casks Tuneriflc
5 “ “ old Port, very supeiior
5 “ “ Cicily Madeira
10 “ •• Sweet Malaga
40 bids and 25 halt bills.d I Mouongnhela Whiskey
6 bids Apple Bran ly, 10 d<» Peach do
Champagne, kc. lot sale by
SMITH & DVBNF.V,
_deell 22 and 24 Cominerce*st.
ON CONSIGN MF.NT and now landing—8( 0
hairelc prime Potatoes
Ci(V> biles prime Kastern Hay
130 bids No’s 1,2 and 3 Mackerel
200 Imixc* liest brand Sperm Candles
100 sacks best old Java Coffee
700 casks Tlintnaston l.ime
175 casks white lump Lime
20m piiine Northern Bricks
25m sawed White Pine Laths
30m “ “ “ Shingle*
20m clear “ “ Luuilier, 1 and 2 inch
20.10 bushels Plastering Hair
200 boxes prime Codfish
100 boxes prime smoked Herring
28 bids prime Newark Cider
60 bbls “ “ Apples
25 “ “ pickled Codfish
100 kilts prime Tongues and Sound*
25 half bids Hnllilait Fin*
10 halfpipes Holland Gin
10 qr “ “ “
25 “ “ American (iin and Brandy
100m best Spanish Cigars, kc. for sale in lots
[o suit purchases, by
jib’ll J. If. RIVF.RS.
Brandy , gin, rum and whiskey—
50 quarter rusks Seignette, Pellcrvoisin, and
American Brandy
2 pipes Holland, aud 10 Idds American Gin
20 obis New England Rum
50 do old Rectified Whiskey
It) do old Mnuongnlicla Rye Whiskey, in
store and for sale very low,In CIUODF. & WHITE,
d0 corner Coiumerfe and Dauphin sts.
11 HINTS, CLOTHING, kc.—15 cases Madder
•*- Prints, 8 caffes coltoimdr, kersey and deny pan
taloons; kersey jackets; white, fancy ami striped
Shi ts; 4 cases riblied and plain Kerseys; 4 bales
whitucy and fancy end Blankets ; 20 bulos*3-4 and 4-4
brown Shilling; 5 cases bleached 4-4 do; 2 cases
Shirting Stripes; lease Ladies white Hose, for sale
decS by \VM. 1L BUNNELL k CO.
BACON.—22 casks Sides and Shoulders. Mo
lasses—23 Idils in fine order. Sugar—10 lihds
a prim ■ article, landing from Lady of the Lake und
for sale by [deelOJ L. HULL & SON.
NEGROES lor SALE. — A Negro Woman and
her two male children, one about 4 years, and
the other about 2 years old, sold for no fault. The
woman is a first rate cook, washer and ironer. For
terms, apply to CIUODE k WHITE,
doe.3 corner Com. and Dauphin-sts.
KEMOYAL.—The snbscriliers have removed to
- Mr. Hogan’s new buildings in Conti street—
Office second floor.
nov27 88tf GARDNER k SAGER.
JVOlICK.—All persons indebted to the Mihscri
i-N her for goods sold on commission, or us agent,
whose accounts have been standing sixiv days, will
please make payment on or before the lOili iust.
decl lit _._ J. H. RIVERS.
PURE \\ INTER UPF.RM OIL.—15 tierces aud
bills in store, for sale bv
dec.8 WM. If. BUNNELL k CO.
(A IGARS.—30m Regalias, 10m Cunones, on con
J sigiiinciil and for sale by
GUSTAV US BEAL k CO,
dec.2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
IAUUIRA C6FFEE.—70 bags, lauding from
~A selir Mandarin from Baltimore, and for sale bv
dec 2 I. O’REILEY.
PATE DE REGN A I LI).—A pbnaant and ef
fectual relief for roughs, colds, hourseness, kc.
Received aud for sale by 1. C. DwBOSE & Co,
nov 20 late DuBose k Rolf, 39 Water st.
CAIIAMl’AGNE K A IS l N 3.—20 boxes of the
J well known Anchor brand, boxes bunch Mus
catel Raisins, lauding from ship Alabamian, for sale
by GUSTAV US BEAL k CO.,
dec2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
If lour k wiiTske v .^^oTiiTs i^.m:ra~m
jierior article; 100 bills old Monongabelu Whis
key; 100 bills old Rectified Whiskey, landing fiom
itomuwHit Alidmum utul f*..»- by
«lec3 ELLIS & GREEN,69 Commerce-it.
rE'H'ER PAPER.—800 reams, for suit* by
J m)\18 LATHAM HULL k SON.
B VGGING, EoFe jr TWINE.-500piece*
Kentucky Bagging, 400 coils Kentucky Rope,
2 boxes Kentucky Twine, lauding and for sale by
deeti OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Warn.-it.
«m/lNE8 A \ I) COFFEE.— ha tubucriberiof
f ? for for sale the following invoice of goods se
lected uy an experienced individual expiessly for
this marke t—
4 quarter disks Mndciia Wine
1 pipe Sicily Vfadeira Wine
4 quarter casks Port Wine
1 do do do do Page fc Co
4 do do Pule Sherry Wine, W I) Gordon
‘2 do do do do do Lnpouiide
20 bags Government Jnv.i CofTVe
nSti WHITAKER & BAMP8QN.21 StFraneli it
C1 LA RET.—40 cnaka Latoiir, 75 box** Pauillac,
J 90 boxes Lmlon, 80 boxes Mcdoc, 20 Iwixes St.
Estephe, 25 boxes Chateau Maigeaux, 25 boxea
Chateau Lafitte, for sale by
dee.0 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Wnter st.
BRANDY'.—2 half pipes old Hennessee, 2 half
pipes 1800 Cognac, 1-4 cask 1805 superior od,
5 bull' pipes J. J. Dupuy k (Jo. do, on consignment
nnd for sale by GL'STAYrUS BEAL k Co.,
dec.2 Hagan’s Buildings, Conti-st.
HAY.—175 bales Northern Hay, daily expected,
for sale to arrive by
novlO J. C. RYA’N,cor. Conti & Water-sts.
SALT.—250 sacks, in store aud lor sale by
nov25 P. Met- ASKILL, 18 Coininercc-st.
SHOT k ,N A1LS.—50bog*Shot. 45 kc« Nail*,
for sale by 1*. McCASKILL,
no\25 18 Commerce-st.
NOW LANDING from the Wetumpka, and for
sale at Gates’s Pharmacy, Linseed Oil, Copper
as, Whiting, Susli Tools, Gold Leaf, Alcohol, kc
nov2(i
KENTUCKY ROPE.—216 coils superior Bale
Rope, landing this dav and for sale liv
iiav4 D. WHEELER, 8 Wnter-st.
AI iDERc ■ —Prime Dutch, Omlno and French
If J. FFF Madders, landing and for sale by
1. C. Du BOSE k CO. Druggists,
nlO late DuBose k Rolf, 39 Waler-it.
MAOCARONI k VEIuMICELLI20 bTixes
Maeearoni and 20 bxs Vermicelli, in store and
for sale by DF.SIION, TAYLOR k MYERS,
novl2 ' corner Commerce and Conti-st*.
GOMBl) SASSAFRAS —A supply of Gumbo,
prepared with tlm greatest care, just received
and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, at
uov20 GATES’S Drag Store.
COFFEE.—100 sacks Havana Codec,
100 do Rio do,
75 do Java do. For sale by
nov 20 SMITH k DABNEY.
COFFEE.—100 bags new crop Green Rio Coffee;
430 bags old government Java do., f r sale by
no\2 J. C. RY'AN, eor Conti & Water-sts.
»WWk SACKS SALT—for title by
4UU F. SHAW k CO.
oei8 50if AS Commerce-nt.
KOTUCKV ROPE.—100 coil* miperior qnaL
ty, for mile by
mil D. WHEELER,§WmiMt;
SACKS LIVERPOOTSAL'PTu bl^aciT
/wMt/l/cil sack*, for Hale in lotH to unit purclu*
ers by SMITH k DABNEY,
«ic(4 r.t 42 Coiiimeree-»l.
OWDER k SHOT.—-200 Bags ~Shm; 100
Kegs Powder; 1000 lb* I^cad
For sale by oetH 57tf) CALVIN KEITH.
REMOVAL.—The subscriber* have removed tv
the corner of Commerce and St. Michacl-et*.
or.tl5 SMITH k DABNEY.
SALE.—A fir*t rate Family Horne, with a
■ single Barouche and llurue**. Al*n, a neat
Buggy Waggon uew, with Imrtic** complete.
novlfl W. EDMOND k Co.,96Commerce-*t I
Sf*ARAGCS HOOTS.—A tew hundred of tile
lineal Ginnt Aennragu* Root*, far sale low.
I. C. DUBOSE * CO.. Druggist*,
rtO"13 39 Waler-st.
NEW FANCY GOODS.—An a*«ortment mimed
and Black Silks,
Black and colM Moualine do Lane*, French Print*,
Fancy Handkerchief* and Shawl*,
Kid nnd Fillet Glove* k Mitts, Linen Cnmb.Hdkf*
Silk Hosiery, fee. ju«t received and for Mile by
THOS. 9. BATES,
octlS ftdtf No. 00 Water-*t.
I IHYl'E, PRESSES, INK, &c.—The undersign*
X ed. Agents fur Messrs Win. Ilagm fit Co’s nhl
established Type and Stereotype Foundry, are pre
! pared to receive orders fur all description* of Tyt e,
plain and ornament nl; Presses, Ink, and all othei
materials used in printing.
Specimen Books, comprising a large variety of
new Tvpe and Ornaments, ran In* seen at the store,
corner of Water and Conti street*.
dec8 WM. H. It I'.WELL At CO.
rpHE History of the French Revolution, by M. A,
X Thiers, late Prime Minister of France.—Trans*
lated with Holes and illnstintions from the moat au
thentic sources, by Frederick Sboberl; second Ame
rican edition, complete in four volumes, w ith steel en
graving*.
The works of Francis Bacon, Lord Chancellor of
England,:! new edition; with the life of the Author
bv Bazil Montague, Esquire, in three volumes Roy
al 8vo.
Specimens of Foreign Standard Literature, edited
by George Ripley, Jr. eleven volumes.
Lives of Eminent British Lawyers, by Henry Ros
coe, F.*q. Barrister at Law, in two volumes.
Greviile: or, A Season in Paris, bv Mrs. Gore,
Authoress of the “The Dowager," “The Peeress,/
ficc. in two volumes.
The Miser: or 'Phe Convicts of Lisnaraoita, bv
Will iain Carletott, author of “Nenl Malone," “Fa
ther Butler," fisc.
Mr*. Marcel's Book of Ftoric* for young children.
A Treatise on the Diseases and Inquiries of the
Lanynx and Trnchte; by Frederick Hyland. Ele
ments of the Pathology of the Human Mind,by Tims.
Mayo, M. I). F. lv. S. both wotks complete in one
volume.
'1 he Sanative influence of Climates, with an ac
count of rhe best places of resort for invalid* in Eng
land, The South of Europe, fiic. by Sir James Claik,
Bart. m. t). r. it. a.
The alwne publications, together with many'
valuable just rn .mrd and for sale
by DOUBLEDAY fit SEARS.
nnv25 36 Dauphin si.
f|i CARMBLICH CONKKU T ION A R Y—The
X • subscriber has the honor to inform the L»die»
and Gentlemen of Mobile that he has now on hand
and will constantly keep a full supply of every kind ol
Confectionarirs, Fruits,Candies and Cakks
of the best quality and ofliia own manufacture, such
a* he 1ms heretofore had the pleasure to furrrdr
them; all of which lie will sell at wholesale or retail,
for the lowest prices for cash.
He also has a large assortment of RlAI. Hav ana i
Cigars ,of the most approved brands, which will give <
delight to the lovers of a good article.
Country Dealers supplied on the most moderate
Terms. ’ T CAKMKLICH,
S. E. corner of Dauphin and St Emanuel st* j
DRACES RALSAMIQI KS of Balsam Copaiba
and Cubehs bv Charles Weldenou—just receiv
ed a fresh supply of theuliovn valuable medicine, for I
tmlc wholesale and retail, by
RICHARD NORTH,
mai 27 No 13 (lovernm’t and 43 Comeeats.
POTATOES.—100 barrels Northern, for sale
low from the wharf, apply to
nov2 JNO. C. RYAN, cor Conti 4* Water-st.
OA 11 ACS RITaCKTePRER—10 bog* Spire,.
♦3* " 20 bags Race (Singer, just received ami for
sale by R. L. WATKINS & Co. Druggists,
novo cor Water and St. Franeis-sts.
fllKAS.—A large lentriment of ill qualities, ftlf
JL sale b*' [novl5] JOHN O’KElLEA.
HAMS.—10 casks, a good article, received to
day per steamer W. W. Fry, for sale by
dec2 ' MARSHALL & ROWE.
C1ORPORATION ORDEltS~—#6000 in Corpo
J ration Orders* in sums to suit pureluiHers, for
sale by septl7 47lf J. K. COLLINS.
CRANBERRIES 4* MACKEREL.—15 half &
qr bhla Cranberries, 30 bnlf and qr tibia No. 1.
Mai kercl. for sale by
iu.vl3 7bt!' l\ McCASKILL, 18 Com. st.
Fresh warranted garden seeds.
—The subscriber* are now in receipt of their an
nual supply of Garden Seeds, embracing every variety
in general use. They will warrant eveiy Seed sold
by 'lieni to be fresh, well matured, and of the first
selection. I C. DUBOSE & CO., Druggists,
novlft late Du Bose & R»«fT.
CHANDLES—600 hxs Sperm and Compost lor
/sale by [nov20] G. WESTFELDT & BRO. ,
AGGING AND ROPE—200 pieces Kentucky
Bagging; 201) coils do Roj»e, for sale by
nnv26 G. WESTFELDT k BRO.
AA M. SUPERIOR KEGaIAA CIG AKS~
w v/ for sale by
nov6 G. WESTFELDT k BRO.
f|MN PLATE— 61 boxes 37m Plate of vun us
A brands, for sale by *
77tf H. I.. REYN OLDS ,66 Wnter-st.
AAA BOXES STARCH, of superior quality—
lauding from tiatqut; Hebron ami lor Milrtu
octlS J. REA.
10(1 n,rKS »1AY8VILLE BAGGING|
A vf 1/ 75 coils Rope,—just reached nod for sale i
by [«cl8 57J CALVIN KEITH.
J AN DING FROM SHIP CERES.—LinscoU \
-J Oil in barrels,
2 bales Rottle corks,
10 boxes Chrome Green,
20 half barrels Copperas,
Roll Brimstone, Sulphur, Alum, kr. for sale hyr 1
no\25 MOSELY k Cl). Druggist. !
LOWER ROOTS.—MOSELY Jc CO,'Drug*- j
gists, at the corner of Dauphin and Royal sts.r .
have received by the Mary Silshv, a small collection
of Bulbous Roots, consisting of Dahlias, Tulips, .
I!yaciutlis, Crown Inqierials, Anemones, Iris, Croars
Ranunculus, Lilies, Polyanthus, Narcissus, and dou
ble Jonduills. nov 27
EXlrRA REGALIA CIGARS,“y17Bduarniia”*
brand; also Trabucos, landing from schooner
Belle, from Havana, and for sale for cash only, by
nov25 86 J. (i. MICH AF.LOFFSKY, 39 lloyal st. ,
(COPPER, WIRE, SHEET IRON, TIN
J PLATE. &c.
Braziers Copper—30x60 inches 10,11,13 and
24x60 pound Sheets.
8 h>: at hi.no Copper—14 nml 16 ox
SlfEKT Ikon—250 bundles English Iron, No* 10
70 27
Wire—50 bundles Iron Wire, Nos 7 No 17.
Ri v kts—50 thousand Tinned ID vets; 40 thoiistuid
Black do.
Tinned Plates—250 boxes |x Crown and Font
pool brands.
20 boxes 100 Plate Tin.
Leaded Plate—150 boxes Leaded Thite for
roofing.
Banca Tin—20 pigs Bancu Tin, best quality.
Nails—500 kegs Nails assorted, 4d to 20d.
A supply of the above ui tides constantly on hand, i
and for sale by E. 0# CENTER & CO.,
aug7 corner of Conti and Commorcn-st
BOOTS! BOOTH!
Major Boot*—and Minor Boots
I-adies’ slippers, and Gents pump*; n prime ne\c set,
Boots that tit Mis*eti,und thnt never nun-fit /
“Bet Boots’’—or hoots for pretty Bets !
Bootees for she’*—and ancle ties for peta. -
OENT8’ water |>roof, cork soles, or light browns !
Light dress or pmnphoot*—we’ve always on hands.
Ladies’ silk guilei hoots that fit t'seir pretty fe et.
And toothing *h<*a with bows, that beaux deliglit to
meet.
Kid slippur* and morocco too, to suit the neatest fbot.
In short we’ve stock to that them all, and childrtn to
boot.
Boots’ Boors ! Boots !
at NKCHOLL8, ADAMS & CO.,
dec 28 146tf 53, Dauphin slM
fa PANAM A & LEU HORN HATS.—HEN
RY & 8TODPART. corner of Water and
* Conti streets, Imre this day received a lai fe
assortment of the above (of the latent fashion and * ■
perior cjuality) or gentlemen’* sumnifT wear.
inar3 198lf •
RAYM," WAGGONtf, CARTS, WHEELS1*
Ate.—Au assortment of Dnty* and Waggon*
with and without bodies; light and heavy Cart*; ex
tra dray, cart and waggon wheel*. Plantation
wheel*, earth, wood and wheelbarrows, always on
hand, made bv John Wood, of Philadelphia, uf the \
best seaNo*-xl material* and workmanship, Ibr sale
novU sftfmoe hy JOHN O’UEILEY. ,
REMOVAL.—Thu undersigned have removed to- |
first store in tho new hloek of building*, oppu
site their late office. F. SHAW Ac CO.
nov 8 71 Conuneree-st.
E M O V A L.—DOUBLEDA Y * SEARS^,
Bookselleus Ac Stationkr,have removed
to the store formerly occupied by John Slepbensou It
Co. No. 36 Dauphin street. novS
(1 IGAR8—29 a Regalias; -IQ do Canones; 50do*
J'Yrabuuus, for sale hy
novSQ HARRIS Ic ROSS.
AL EKAtL3—1J k-»l Sal Emin., lOOIb. mil.
fir sale low at fnov26] GATES’S Pharmacy.
HOPS—A fresh article, now in store.
n»t26 H. OATES.
miiE VKdITAHLEPLLMONARY BALSAM,
JL liie most valuable remedy, recently discovered,
f. r consumption*,r'.Nglm, colt!*, asfl.ir.fl, spuing of
blood, whooping rough, and pulmonary afiectious of
every kind—pi ice 60 rent*.
Particular cautu n—Each genuine bottle is enclos
ed in a blue wnp|>er, on which is a yellow label sign
ed ** Sampson Reed." None other can lie genuine.
The great celebrity of the genuine pulmonary bal
sam lias been the cause cf attempts to introduce spu
rious articles, which, by partially assuming the name
of the genuine, are calculated to mislead and deceive
the public. Among these mixtures, are the Ameri
can Pulmonary I alsnm. Vegetable Pulmonary I al
sam, balsamic Syrup, and others. Purchasers should
impure fur the article by its wliole name, the \egrt
able pulmonary Balsam; and see that it beats tie
marks and signature of the genuine.
Each hot lie and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmo
nary Balsam. 3. Reid.
One more counterfeit besides the American Pul
monury Balsam, and the oilters above alluded to!—
The latest attempt to deceive the public by a spuri
ous mixture, falsely called genuine pulmonary bal
sam, pi epared by Samuel Andrews and Jos. A. \ ea
xie. To avoid the imposition of this spurious arti
cle, we again refer the public to the written signa
ture of Sampson Reed, on the outside wrapper of
each Irottlc.
Boston, July 1, 1841. Low* k Reed.
A fresh and large aupnly of the above now receiv
ed and for sale, wholesale or retail, by
iUiH II. DATES, Dauphin street.
TiVOR SALE.—Eleven shares of tho New Theatre
-F Stock (all paid in) for Cash. Persons purchas
ing this stock cun purchase either Season Ticket* or
Boxes, twenty per cent lower than for cash. Apply
at GREGORY'S Exchange, 54 Royal-st.
N. B.—The (drove w ill lie sold in single shares if
wanted. novfb.TOtf
d 1 1N NEV CLOTH—120 Roils 45 m.21b* to tlm
VJT yard, landing fnmv Brig Wetumpka. This ar
ticle is well worth live attention of planters and fac
tors, being made expressly for this market, for sale by
novlHxmo * JOHN O'REILEV.
Dll. H. GATES, Dauphin st., informs the public
that he has now on hand, and will hereafter
keep, in addition to his slock of Drugs, Medicines,
&r., a general assortment of GARDEN SEEDS,
among which arc—
Asparagus; long blood, early turnip, French Sugar
and other Beets; white kidney and Lima Beans
Long pod, red and brown speckled Valentine, Chi
na white and yellow Beans; Scotch aud Ger. Kale;
Early York, Laiulreth’s large York, early Battersea,
large drumhead, flat Dutch, green curled and diuut
noad Savoy, red Dutch ami green German Cabbage,
early horn’and long orange Carrots; curled Cress;
Early Cauliflower; white and red solid Celery;
Early frame and long green prickly Cucumbers;—
Large purple Egg Blunt; curled Endive; large flag
leafed Leek: Cayenne Pepper; early, brown Dutch,
forge curled India and early cabbage Lettuce; Bpnn*
ish and Cairo Watermelon; Nutmeg and citron
Muskinrlon; Okra, Tomato; Salsify; Rhubarb;
a great variety of Bens, Turnips, Radishes, Squash
es, Onions, Pot and sweet herbs. Terms cirsh.
All these seeds warranted. no\27
OCTOIl JOHNSON’S Concentrate Compound
Fluid Extinct of Eomnporilla, Liverwort, Pi run
ay Rmt and Lignum Vita*,
The great cause of all our ills is proved to lie a
suppression of one or other of the aerrejoi iea, pro
ducing an abstraction in the great nutlets, or com
mon sewers of the body, and thereby rendering die
fluids of u diseased quality, and unfit for nutrition;
aud these obstructions can only be removed by res
toring the natural secretions, without which wc must
labor under perjictunl disease.
This splendid and invaluable combination of (be
most healthy aud salutary articles in the vegetable
kingdom, is’ considered the greatest discovery that
ever whs made since the dawn of medicine, ns pos
sessing the long sougtn for wad inestimable quality
of exciting at the same time give healthy action of
the stomach, lung*,bowel#, liver, kidneys nnd skin,
and what is of great iinporlance.il may Ire always la*
ken with advautage in every variety and stage <4 dis
case, without npprchcndihg danger. The following
•re n few, out of countless diseases, in which it has.
tdvutvn its wonderful virtue:—-incipient consumption,
cbnwuic enforcement of the liver and spleen, rheuma
tism, dropsy of every kind, dyspepsia, palpitation ot
the heart, difficulty of breathing, cough, raising of
blood, /mercurial disease, eruptions on the skin,
painful swelling* in the joints and legs, sore throat,
nose, and constitutional debility, arising from veneri*
ad disease. Jh these nnd allothnr diseases it bus ne
ver *»een equalled. In fact, it is the result of a long
ml lafoirious pruenrs of 18 years. It has also re
eetted iho we11 merited awwtion of the whole tnedic
a.y faculty, and .is-#u[g>oi>tedby the testimony of nu
. prrtat* person# Iwlme bee# cured of diseases that
v.wir considered lieyund the jyemdi of human inven
tion. Thu following is one, oat ul tunny, that have
I town lately rcceiveJ.
(in KHAIM, Miss., June 2, 1811.
Ur. Jdhwuvn—Dear Sir—In vain l have tried die
okmUchJ skill, a-*1 all tile remedies I hut could l-o
devised, to mss me of a complicated disease dint irf
fecieut iny lively stomach mid lungs. In fact, my *u<
fer lug* became *• great, that I gave up all hopes of
recovery, when fl happily saw your advertisement,
an 4 got mix hot this ot your valuable medicine. 1 hav
now finished the faith buttle, which, with unsprakit
Iile joy, lias restored metojdJ the vigor of youth.
It is imlee 1 a wonderful medicine, and 1 would
teem it a i art of ingratitude .to .you, and injustice to
llm public, if 1 kept this fact secret .from you. You
are, therefore, nt liberty to make what use of it you
will. Yours, with much esteem,
D. II. RHODES.
For sale at 29 St. Francis st.; price $2 per foot
tie. novlO
ICUARD"NORTH, No7 36, Government ~
and 45, Commerce street, near hit. Francis—
Importer of French and English Drugs, Chemistry,
nad Berfuwiery, ami Wholesale and Retail Dealer#
in DrugM,Baints, Medicines, Oils, Glass, aad Dye
Htuifa, No. 86, Government, near Royal, and 45,
Corn mere*, near St. Francis street, informs bis
friends and the public generally, that lie has taken the
store No. 45., fioiumoii street, (two doors from St.
Francis.) east side, where in connexion with his
store No. 35, G overtone nt, lie intends keeping an
extensive assortment q| nil articles in his iine of bu
ainesH. He does not .etyycrt, much less hop*', for
■aune encouragement and sqppoqt jhan he has liither
to received, without claiming far biiqself the meed
of uversC He will at all times use bis beat endeav
«»r* to .reader satisfaction to all who may favor his
estubJhduaeot with tlieir patronage. As he is well
aware bow highly important it i# tor rhysicians and
iaiuilie* to ulituia medicines in their pure state, the
{■iblic may l ost assured in obtaining pure and fresh
medicines. He is receiving, and will continue to re
ceive, by ihe latest arrive]*, a lajge, fresh, and su
perior assortment of American, English, and French
Medicines, selected with tire greatest care. The
assort incut of drugs and family medieioes, compris
ing every article of the choiseat am! freshest seleej
lion in tfiobws, arc from the beat £prqpcpn and A
meriran insnafartiires.
He also wifi k#ep on hand a select assortment •
fresh Garden anp Field Seeds, Been* and Beas.
N. B. Orders fawn the country filled at the short
est notice._ feb 1
VAiLr.K » rKi.nui hll».—»sou iiial
LKNGE.—The genuine French PHIa against all
Quack. Nostrums of the age, fur t lie cure of* * * 1
The French Pill* are applicable in all cases for i *
ther sex, (warranted free from Mercury) and posses*.
e* great advantage* over the Balaams and all liquid
medicines, by lieing entirely free from smell, and con
sequentlv do not affect the breath, thereby preventing
the possibility of discovery while using them.
Besides this important advantage, they never disa
5rce with the stomach, and in the first stages of the
incase, they u*unlly effect a cure in m few days with
little regard to diet or exposure.
In the most obstinate stages of the disease, they
are equally certain, having cured many after every
i*Urr remedy had failed. In short, they have liecn
universally successful that the proprietor challenges
any «*u> to produce a remedy of equal certainty, under
a forfeiture of Three Hundred Dollars.
iault I. C. DUBOSE * CO., 89 Water st.
0^» Price, $2 per box, with full dirernons.
J" V uciE paVtekson.—E52 (he follow in,
from Judge Patterson, for thirty years thv first
Judge of (he rouixy in whiab he lives. '
M i i»i>l Kirows, SI. J,, March 11,1840.
Messrs. Comstock ft Co.,
Gentlemen—You are at liberty re make such us.
of the following certificate as you deem will one! sub
serve the purposes for which tl is intended.
{CauTiriCATF. or Judos Puttswron.]
I beniby certify, that my daughter has bee* uffliit
ed a ith sick bcailm-Ue for the space of about 1:0
y.ur>—the attack occurring once in about two wee,. ^
tir.|uentlv laming 21 hours, during which Inc
paroxysms hme been so severe, ae sppnreolv soon
to deprive her of We. And after having tried almost
nil outer remedies in vain, I hare been induce i ns e
last retort to trv ttpuhn’s Hsadnohe Itemed; it told
by you; and to‘the great disappointment aa 1 joy ot
I herself and nil her friends, found very material relie
from the first iloee of the medicine. She bos follow
ed up the directions with Abe article, aod in every
cese when an attack was threatened hat found mime
diatc relief, until oho ii near permanently mired —
j The attacks are now very seldom, lid disappear l
most immediately after taking tha quantity directed.
I A hope that others may hubeneitlad by die use of
! tills truly invaluable medicine, bat induced me to sou
yon the above, nod remain your obedient tenant,
JEHU PATTERSON, Jod»e of the Court of C F
,-JiIStock ft CO
Wholesale Urn,,itU, 3 Flnlckne sb New York.
Sold by TC. DuBOS® * CO, Agents,
end by I»rs. Maynard, H immnnd,a»d Owes. Mebile
jen 38 m
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