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fciMKiisitri ,
FOR LIVER root,
Thd first rl:»p< ship JOSEPHA,* Leilch,
%SSrI master, wants 350 bah * to complete !:".r car
go. For freight, apply to
dec23 ' JAMES MAGEE.
FOR Li - L
*'5^. The. fine barque LANARK, Bainbri.lje,
Xktl&L master, has three fourths of her cargo ready
an.I going on board an ! will have despatch. For
freight, apply to WM. MILLIGAN & CO.,
dec 23 ' 34 St. Micbu«d-st.
Ft)It"LIVERPOOL.—Passage only.
The A. !. Ami ri'an ship DEUCALION, j
S~3fi£ G. W. Allen, master, has H|lcndi d aenom- \
tnodatiou and will sail about the 15th insl. For j
passage, apply to Capt. Alien, at the Mansion House,
or to WM. MILLIGAN & CO.,
dec 11 34 St. Miciiuel-st.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
The first class Baltimore ship POWII \T
SLr-j5t AN, (’apt. Briggs, has a large part of her ;
cargo engaged and will meet with despatch. For j
freight or passage, apply t i
dec8 GEO. CLEVELAND, Jn.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
The fine coppe.e I an 1 copper fastened
3y&j!fi£ barque BLAKE, Gardiner master, has a
large portion of her cargo engaged, and will have
ewpatch. For freight apple to
LAIRD & LITTLEJOHN,
dee 6 SI, St Francis st.
FOR MARSEILI.ES.
The first class American barque DUC
jgSft I)’ORLEANS, Hoodless, master, will
have rpiick despatch. For freight of 1UD bales or
passage, having fine accommodations, imply to
OIL DRUIN & J. LEUESNE,
dec2l 28 St. Fruncis-st.
FOB HAVRE.
The A- ]* r,s! **M'g *!*!P NORMAN, Al
$2&ct£ fred Henrick, muster, will have despatch.
For fright of 200 bales cotton or passage, having
good accommodations for a few passengers, apply to
JOS. AUZF. & SON,
dec23 34 St. Franris-st.
fTTei'(i l I T V (Jl L TIA V It K.
Tlie first class ship COTTON PLAN
:zx-. TER, Donne, master, will have despatch.
For freight, apply to
Cll. DRUIN & J. LF.SESNE,
declfi 28 St. Fiancis-st.
FOR NEW YORK.
RjSR The packet ship MARY PHILLIPS, can
take 75 hales cotton on freight and accom
modate a few more passengers. Apply t»
der22 __ HU N TING TO N & CL K V E LA N D.
FOB NEW YORK.
The packet barque REFORM, V. THyou,
master, will have early despatch for the above
port and can take 300 bales cotton. For freight or
passage, apply to JOHN C. RYAN,
dec.21 corner Conti ami Water-sts. j
1,QR xE\V Y ()!IKr
The A. I. ship EDWINA, West, master. 1
5xr!iak l or freiaht, apply to
WHITAKER & SAMPSON,
dergQ 24 St. F rancis-sl.
FOR NEW-YORK*!
The A 1 packet ship HECTOR, Spencer,
master, wants 500 bains cotton to complete
her cargo. For freight of which, if applied for im
mediately, will he takenat -1 50 per bale. Apply to
dl4 F. SIIAW & CO., 8(» Comtnerce-st.
fox "Boston:
The new brig IIO.M ER, A. Watts, master,
will have immediate despatch. For freight
or passage, apply on board at Conti street wharf, or
dec21_ to J. H. RIVERS.
" FOR BOSTON.
The brig CERES, Blanchard, master.—
x&U&k. For freight, apply to
WHITAKER & SAMPSON,
dec20 24 St. Francis-st.
FOR CHARLESTON—To sail on 28th imt.
Tlu* brig GEORGIAN, Lambert, master,
will sail as above, ami can take the bulk of
100 bales cotton. For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN C. RYAN,
dec21 corner Conti and Watcr-sts.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
The line new packet brig CANTON, E.
Pentingill, master, is now ready to receive
freight—burthen about 330 bales and first class ves
sel. Apply on board at Mathew’s wharf, or to
der21 ' J H. RIVERS.
#&Ky FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-—1
Ships, Barques, Brigs, Schooners and Light
ers can always he had at current rates. Also,—
Passages engaged for Now York, Boston nnd Ha
vana, on application to
decl ltf J. H. RIVERS.
#*§j?5y WANTED.—A Vess l to carry 50,000
S&trafc feet Lumber to Havana, apply to
novl9 G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
tfSk SCHOONER WANTED.—'Thenndcr
3^*l5£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 YORK 1* A CK E IS. ""
CITY LINE.
QtjrTo load at the WharJ nnd sail every 10
'Mik Mk Mk s&i
The following vessels built expressly for the trade,
will hereafter compose this line, viz:
Ship MARY FRANCIS, Pkrcival, master,
LEWIS CASS, A. Hawley, “
Barque REFORM, Til you, “
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, band
l imely fitted up with State rooms for the accommoda
tion of passengers.
Freight will be taken at the lowest current rates
aid every exertion made to despatch the vessels
p omptly as advertised. All cotton or other freight
i itendeu to be shipped by this line and consigned to
t u; subscriber at this place, or to Sturc. i:s & Clea r
m vn, (the Agents in New York,) will be forwarded
as directed, free of charge for commission.
JON. C. RYAN, Agent,
ortl5 59tf corner Conti and Watcr-sts.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET FOR MONT
GOMEllY AND WETHMPKA.
p* 1^° fa The fine fast running steamer GEN.
Y*'ilitfTrnT(’VINES, J. W. Pollock, master,
will leave for the above ports and intermediate land
ings, every Monday during the season—commencing
her regular trips on Monday the 27th ins!., at 5o’clock
p. m. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
E. L. VN DREWS & CO.,
dec23 corner Com. nnd Dauphin *sts.
MO ill L Lu AjNU MOW TUUMISttY i* AO IV 1ST.
/pjfc*- fv The good, substantial and fast run
y|y*^ ning Steamer JEFFERSON, S. C.
^■WhsiyjgCgeciBiinill master, having undergone a
thorough repair, will commence her regular trips so
soon as the river will permit; leaving Mobile every
Saturday at 5 o’clock P M. aud Montgomery every
Tuesday at 10 o'clock a. M .
For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to
n2 B. H. FRY.
MOBILE fy COLUMBUS, («*».) PACKET.
jfi T ie steamer DU CiUESNE, J.
TT&Wl ' {{IT Irwin, master, (having Evans' pa
tent safety guard) will ply between the uhove ports
and intermediate landings, the ensuing season. For
freight or passage, apply on board, or to
E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
nnv20 corner Com. and Dauphin-sts.
MOlitLE, MUNTGUMEItY WETUMPKA
WEEKLY PACKET.
K fa The well known and fast running
fewS&SSaL steamer GEN'L GAINES, J. W.
Pollock, muster, will leave Mobile every Thursday
evening, at 5 o'clock, p. in., arrive ai Montgomery on
Saturday at 12 o'clock in., and Wetuiupka at 3 p. m.
Will leave Wetmnpka on Sunday morning ut *1 a. in.
and Montgomery at 11 a. in. aud arrive in Mobile
Tuesday morning in time for the N. Orleans Line
Packets. For freight or passage, apply on board, or
to E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
novlG 63tf cor. Commerce and Dauphiu-sts.
IV. B.—The Gaines has been thoroughly repaired,
and is now in every respect equal to any boat in the
trade
‘r jfa FOR SALE.—The well known |
VfYanVljiT. uteambont VICTORIA,enpt. Casall,
is in complete order and offered for sale on reasona
ble terms. Apply to J. B. TOULMIN,
dec20c 37 St. Miehael-st.
WINTER STRAINED SPERM OIL.—1000
gallons pure Winter Strained Spprm Oil, just
received per ship Floridian a very superior article,
for sale by GUSTAVUS BEAL &t CO.,
decl8 Hagan's new buildings, Conti-st.
ORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES.—
Fine Burnish, Gilt, and Mahogany Frames of all
sizes, for sale hy D. B. CRANE & CO.,
decl7 37 vVater-st. next door to DuBose & Co.
BUTTER.—23 firkins choice Goshen Butter,
for sale by [dee24] J NO. C. RYAN.
JUST RECEIVED from Havana, a large assort
ment of Cigars of file following brands—Iinpe
riales, Regalias, Canones, Trabocos, Seuados, Dos
Hennanoes, and for sale wholesale and retail, at
Royal-street 43 and 60 at JO. CALCLNA’S Barber
Shop, who imports them direct from the best manu
factures in Havana._dec 21
LOST,—On Sunday afterternoon, P'th inst , on
Dauphin way, between Capt. Poole’s residence
and Anne street, a Double Case GOLD WATCH,
with five jewels—No. 5275—Robinson maker. The
finder wiil receive a reward of TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS, on leaving said Watch at this office, or
with. [declOft*] A. W. ETHEREDGE.
Sfcif ftdHftorii/r.eirtl f r. cj****iO<_
I* OK Ur. XT.
• :; ' ■ . . i
jt'Ui&i by flit; Jourimi Printing Od'.er, corner of \V j
ler nod 8t. Aiich.ici streets—-an » I : !.!« >tan ! for
any busiunss. It v. ;;l be rented low till 1st N«*y
Apply at this otiicc. clec22
i’OU RE.NT.—A House, w iiii three .uv»s ■ I
Jo-lffi. ground attached, w itli g iod kitchen, a*1*! stable,
gomi order, a desirable residence, sthtnted onGoy
erninentst,, out; mile from the market house.
A Huuss at Summerville, corner uf Spring Hnl
road and Center Avenue.
A House <m the Avenue adjoining the above. To
good tenants the above bouses will be rented very
low. For terms, ni>|>1 v to
,|. lo ' ' r. (’. CENTER ftC
FOR RENT;
A handsome lion in on the gr mud floor of the
Ik-CL new building on Conti street, next east of the
b ink—runs the entire depth, with two (ire places.
Also,—A Room on die second floor, suitable for
an office, with fire-place. Apply at ibis office.
dee11 _ _
PoTSent;
Jfeft The Dwelling Hmtxn near Ash ten’s and
JkijaL< ‘lark’s Ship 5'arils and the Saw Mill—a good
Miami fnra common boarding house and Grocery.
\\ . f !> \l< *\i> k i-n.
J \ FOR REN i‘. -The House corner of St. An
■Ck*'jaJlioay and Jac kson street, apply to
tu 2 ' A. UATRE & CO.,7bCommerce-si.
JML DWELLING WANTED^A comfirrta
.KwiiHLble dwelling lor a small family, within five or
ten mi nines walk of our store, i* wanted by
it w29 T. I*. MILLER ft*CO.
fyE. FOR RENT.—The Counting Room fna
jE^erly in the occupiutev of the subscribers, at No.
(iJ, Commerce street.
nnv20 S2tf GARDNER & SAGER.
TO RENT-—The House in Government »t
»• ’. t*. formerly occupied by T. \V. M’Cov, EstpanQ
at piesenl by the subscribers being one of the most
desirable locations in die city, too well known to
rc<|uii'o iiny (Inscription.
Apply in ’ATIl/Jfcd HUM. & SON.
Also, for side, a Light Carriage, nearly new, wiili
double harness, for one ur two horses, a northern
Cow, boon here two summers and acclimated.
novl’l_ L. HULL & SON.
JVsft FOR RENT.—Several >toroa and ollices
JlUlta.in the new buildings on Con’ti-st., between
Water and Royal siroois. Apply to
novlO 73tf JAMES HAGAN, 84 Water*w»t.
OFFICES TO RENT.—Three Rooms
iver Nos. 8 and P) Commerce s*t. Apply to
90*5 THOS. P. MILLER 4* Co.
A ft FUR REN r.—A large fire proof Ware*
J^a.houscon St. Joseph street, capable of contain
ing 3000 bales notion. Possession given on the 1st
December 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
nov4 JOHN R. TOULMIN
>\-ft FOR RENT.— V wo brick dwellings in the
■jefljjft.row in St. Anthony, between Jackson and
Claiborne sts. [oct891 A. BATRE ft Co.
FOR RENT—A store and office fro ting
Jte'l jl.tlic yvlmrf, near Dauphin street. Apply to
net 18 COtf E. L. ANDREWS ft CO. I
afeft FOR R ENT—From the First November—
jt‘iiM.an office on the 2d floor of the building corner j
ol Conti and Commerce st. Apply to
net 15 E. C. CENTER & CO.
/%sft OFFICE TO U11 NT.—A large Room now
Jl»fM-occnnietl bv Dr. McNally, at the corner of Dau
phin and Royal streets. Apply to
octfi MOSELY & CO.
r OR REN I .— 1 liree stores on Water streut
■^between Hitclicock*B alley, and Dauphin street
Apply to [sep29] ROBERTSON & CO.
TO REST.—Those two 2 story new In ick
JelL.lL Dwelling Houses, situated on the south side
of St. Michael street, between Claiborne and Frank
lin streets, haying five rooms, pantries, closets and
cellars—together with kitchen, ironing rooms and !
servant’s rooms. They will be ready Ibr occupancy
by the 1.3th October anu will be rented low to good
tenants. Apply to I. C. DUBOSE & CO.,
sepl3 45tf 39 Water-st.
iSSt omr{': TO LET.—That convenient of
lice with two rooms attached, over Nos. 8 and
10 Commerce si., is for rent. Apply to
sept 10 T. 1\ MILLER & CO.
S~ WISHES IRON, STEEL, NAILS,&e.
Swedes Iron of all sizes; Steel of all kinds; Cut
Nails of Swedes Iron; Shed, Band and IJo p Iron;
(iin Castings; 1 lolloxv-xvarc; Horse Shoe Iron and
Nails and 10 tons Rail K>kuI Iron, for sale by
McGRAN & NOONAN,
dec22 6 St. Michael-st.
Bagging, rote and twine.—goo pcs
East India Gunny Cloth, 46in. 2jlbperyd; 500
do imitation do 44 and 4(iin 2 and 2Jlb per xard
300 pieces Kentucky Bagging, 44 and 4fiin
300 do Alabama Bagging
300 do Dundee do, 44in. and heavy
300 coils Russia ICpe, 18 strands
200 do Kentucky Rope
400 do Russia Hemp Rope
50 do Bombay Rope
300Clbs superior 3 ply Twine—for sale on ac
commodating terms, by
dec.22 McGRAN & NOONAN.
\ E W CONFECTION A KY ESI ABLIsTf
Ll MENT.—J. McGINNTS, respectfully informs
his friends and the public in general, that in addition
to his BAKERY, lie has commenced the CONFEC
TIONARY BUSINESS, in all its branches. Max
ing engaged experienced workmen lie hopes to give
entire satisfaction to families, honoring him with
orders.
Balls and Parties supplied with rich ornamented
Cakes, Pyramids, Pastries, &c. on the shortest no
tice.
Wedding Cakes made to order and handsomely
ornamented.
Country dealers will please observe that his stock
is entirely nexv made of the best materials, and he is
ready to supply tiiein by wholesale with'every arti
cle in the Confectionary line and no extra charge
made for packing and shipping.
(120k ipo 166 Dauphin sheet, Mobile, Ala.
C1LARET WINE, &c.—25 casks superior Bor
' tlcaux Claret, 59 do Marseilles do, 309 boxes do
very qualities; 100 baskets Damotte Champagne,
for Vale by OGDEN BROTHERS,
derlS 12 Water-st.
PERM CANDLES—200boxes No. 1 Nexv Bed
ford Sperm Candles, for sale by
«I18 _OGDEN BROTHERS, 12Water-st.
mi AILSElLLES MADEIRA and PORT WINE
4*A—50qr casks Marseilles Madeira; 30 do Port
Wine, for sain bv
-! 18 OGPEN 15R()THERS. 12 Water-st.
CIORN MEAL.—25 sacks,far ealeby
J den!8 C. A. GILBERT, 60 Commerfie-st.
A 10R.V.—30!) sacks i't store, fir sale by
Ay dee. 18 O. A. GILBERT,50Commerce-st.
CORN.—2058 sacks superior white, on board
brig Dante, for sale to arrive by
•leclS C. A. GILBERT,60Commerce-st.
RAN.—300 barrels,for sale by
denl8 O. A. GILBERT, 50Commerce-st.
HAY.—700 bales eastern and north river, for
sale by C. A. GILBERT,
docl8 50 Coinm^rcc-st.
BACON SIL)K!8.—10 casks for sale by
dec 18 JOHN O’REILEY.
RAIL ROAD IRON—For sale bv
M. D. ESLAVA & CO.,
dec 18 70 Commerce-st.
Eden park mills gun powder—I
WM. II. BUNNELL & CO., Agents for die
sale of this celebrated Powder, have recently receiv
ed a full supply of FFF G and FF G, in keifs, ball
kegs and canisters. decl8
WESTPHALIA HAMS—A lot received from
Bremen, for sale by
dl8 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
CIHEESC—50 boxes, for sale by
• declScJOHN O’REILEY
»AGGING AND ROPE.—400pieces Kentucky
Bagging, 200 coils do Rope, landing ex sclir.
Maria, for sale by ^
dec 18 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
f TOBACCO.—300 boxes Viginia manufactured
A 'Pobacco, for sale by
dec-19 OGDEN BROTllERS, 12 Water-st.
OLIVE OIL AND MUSCAT.—150 baskets
Olvive Oil, 100 boxes Muscat Wine, landing
ex Talbot, for stile bv
decl8 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
t^lDES.—10 casks best Cincinnati, now landing
1^ and for sale bv
GORIIAM DAVENPORT & CO.,
dec 18_ 29 St. Miclmel-st.
rpENNESSEE LI VE GEESE FEATHERS.—
A A first rate article, for sale by
dec!7 I). B. CRANE A CO.,37 Waler-st
WATER CRACKERS.—80 half barrels, Tor
pale by D. WHEELER,
dee 17 8 Water-st.
SOFAS, Divans, Couches, Ottomans, French
Chairs and Looking Glasses, for sale by
dec 17 D. B. CRANE A CO., 37 Water-st.
THE A TII2-:.
I" iiht ;tppe.im»»Re Inis season * I DA N
First :• ;'.t ■ I da . igagfum ..2 ! I EUR CIA N I
list* SWISS FAMILY a.! 1*1/1 I T!! CARLl.SE
J'RM.W i. i LA/dd, L)1 ; . 21, 1811,
Will U* performed a dcami euil.nl
THE AMERICAN FARMERS.
Jonathan l‘lougl.b..y. Dan Mat Lie I
Harriet.... .Mira Bln'iehc Kemble
After width, HERR (.LINE will go through id
uuriv die peiformancc mi the Tight Rope.
1,1 Petite Cat line will dunce I.\ Cacbma.
The Swiss Family will perform the Cocoa mil Dance. ;
To conclude with tlie nautical drama of
BLACK-EYED SUSAN.
William...Dan Marble
Du .V !” K ■
TJ N XCHANGE U.N NEW YmRJvai abort sight,
HlJ I u sale by JOS. AUZK & SON,
ilec23 39 St. Frnnciu-s*.
EXCHANGE —
H i NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, and
NEW ORLEANS,
—f.r sale by GEO. C LEV ELAN 1), Jr.,
dec23 20 St. Fruncis-Bt.
LAV .. | S'GI Bills on New York at GO days,
4 fur sale by
17 JAMES MAGEE.
XcTfTxTiE (IN NEW YOKK at"CO days
~4 right, for sale hv
Cli. DRlilN & J. I.KCF.SNE,
decl7 28 St. Franeia-st.
cTTaNGE ON NEW YORK, BOSTON,
u 4 Philadelphia and Baltimore, at (JO and 90 days
sight; Nashville, one day’s sight, for sale hv
J NO. B. TOLLMEN,
derlGc 37 St. Michacl-st.
17* XCHANGE ON ENGLAND, fm sale by
1 l B \U.NEW ALL \\ AN KuY.
1 EXCHANGE ON NEW ORLEANS at 1 day
_4 sight, for sale by
der!2Kw W M. ALDERSON, 105 Royal-st.
17* XCHANGE ON NEW ORLEANS '* Bills
s"j at f» tin.I 10 davs sight, for rale b\
del 1 * E. L. ANDREYVS & CO.
IN XCHANGE on London, New \ ork and New
Jl^4 Orleans, for sale hv
dei 11 M. D. ESLAVA & CO.
IN At . i INGE on New 1 oi k at l<> days *igltt, for
.4 sale by WM. MILLIGAN ^ CO.,
II ‘ 84 St. Mi hn« 1-at.
XCHANGE on New York, s.t 30 thus sight, for
A sale by GARDNER ft SAGER,
dec8 Conti-street.
I^XCH \N(»E“i)N NEYV ORLEANS at 30days
-4 fright, for sale by
dec7 i). W11EELER, 8 Water-st.
171 XCHANGE ON LONDON It NEW YORK.
Li dec 6 M. D ESLAVA 8r CO.
97* XCI1A N ( . E ON N. YOU K—at GO days sight
JL-4 for sale by GARDNER & SAGER,
oet 11 No. (>9 Cutntncrce-st.
1AGXCIIANE ON BALTIMORE & PHILA
!4 DELP111A, for sale by
GEO. CLEVELAND, Jn.,
dr.c3 20 St. Fruncis-Bt.
LIBERAL ADVANCES on consignment* >.i
4 Cotton to our friends in New York, Boston ami
Havre, made hv
tlec23 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
I EXCHANGE on New Y irk at 3 days sight, foJ
J4sale by WM. MILL!(i AN & Co.,
uov26 34 St. Michael st.
B 7* XCHANGE on New York ontl Boston, for sale
Kli by fn29j F. SHAW & CO., 84 Com. st.
17*XCHANGE on New York, nt sitort sij,ht, for
1*A sale by CH. D11U1N A J. LECESNE,
n&7 28 Ft. Francis st.
Bj ’ au ri a. a\ v+ii oniNew uricuns.nt one nay s sigiii
1A tor sale by
nB7 STEVENSON FOFLUES,34 St. Frarris-st
IN XCIT ANGE on New York, at 3 Ha)s sight, for
JA sale by W. MILLIGAN A- (JO.
n27 34 St. Michael street.
1'A XCHANGF. on New York, for sale by
.J n26 ELLIS & GREEN, 63 Couiuierco-st.
1AXCHANGE ON PROVIDENCE at GO days]
A payable in Providence or New York, for sale bv
nl3 WHITAKER A SAMPSON. 24 Francis si
1 EXCHANGE ON NEW ORLEANS—Cheeks
"i at sight for sale bv
n(> D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
H^XCHANGE on Baltimore at60 dnvssight,for by
lit nl II. A. SCHROEDER. 28 St? Francis-st.
STERLING EXCHANGE at 60 days sight, for
sale by PATTERSON & MALCOMSON,
declS ' ( ■omninrce-st.
SIGHT CHECKS ON NEW ORLEANS, for
sale by [decll] E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
(4 HECliS ON PHI LAI >K L 1*111. ~for 82020,
J $2000. 81826 46, 81600, for sale by
n23 WHITAKliit & SAMPSON. 21 St. Francis-st
Ct HECKS on Philadelphia, for sale by
/ Will TA K Eli A SAMPSON,
novlO No 21 St. Francis street.
(1 EiIT 1FICATES OF DEPOS1TE on Montgo
J tnery and Tuscaloosa, purchased by
n6 G. W. TARLETON, 72Commerce st.
\ 8 OBILE BANK STOCK—10 Shares for sale by
.Vs ulO G. W. TARLETON, 72 Cotnniei ce st
ilTONTGO MERY BANK Certificates of Depo
lfX site Wanted, by
nov23 E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
\ u ON T GOMEKY CERT IF T(J AT ES OF DE
ill POS1TE wanted by
nr,if RIVES, BATTLE A CO.
CIORPO RATION COUPONS—for sale by
1 dor.2 I. BELL, Jr. St. Francis-et.
j~BERAL ADVANCES will be made by the
-A subscribers on Cotton consigned to ilicir fi tends
in Liverpool and Glasgow,
tied6 JAS. REID & CO., 10 St. Michael-st.
ADVANCES ON COTTON.—The subscriber
will make advances on Cotton consigned to his
correspondents in Liverpool, Havre iind NewYork.
ARCH’D GRACIE,
decll corner Conti and Couunerc sts.
ADVANCES ON COTTON.—1The subscriber
• will make advances on cotton consigned to lus
friends in Liverpool, Glasgow, New York and Bos
ton. [dec.7] 1). WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
Advances on cotton.—\v0 win make
liberal Advance’s on Cotton consigned to ns for i
sale in this market, or for Shipment to our friends in
Liverpool, Havre, New York, Boston or New Or
leans. E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
oct27 GlMino cor Commerce & Dauphin-sis.
DVANCES ON COTTON.—Liberal advan
ces made on consignments of Cotton to my
friends in Liverpool.
dec7 .1A MES 11AGAN, 24 Conti-st.
Advances on cotton.—The guhscrii>er
will make advances on Cotton shipped loins
friends in Liverpool or New York.
dcc7 GEO. MARTIN, 15 Watcr-st.
A DVANCES ON COTTON consigned to J
Holford & (Jo., Liverpool, will lie made by
dec(i OGl>EN BROTfI ERS, 12 Wator-st.
ADVANCES ON COTTON.—The subscribers
will make liberal advances on Cotton consigned
to their friends in Liverpool and New V'ork.
dec 1 Me GRAN k NOONAN. -
P<)RK I N B \ l! KELS.—25 l£ia inessand priine;
also M. O. and P. O., for sale by
Bd.;c22 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.*
BAGGING AND ROPE.—100 pieces 44 inch
Kentucky Bagging, 100 pieces Northern Bug
ging, 120 coils Bale Rope, for sale by
dec22_ I). WHEELER, 8 Watcr-st.
NEW SUGARS.—50 hUds prime new Sugar, for
sale by [dec22] T. P. MILLER k CO.
NEW MESS PORK—50 bbls New Mess Pork,
inspected ; 50 do Old do. to arrive per schooner,
for sale low by Cl RODE & WHITE,
d9 corner Commerce and Dauphin sts
1%/l’OLASSES.—60 barrels prime Attakapas, land
I- ing from srhr. Ocean, for sale from the wharf.
decP_ by ELLIS & GREEN.
LADIES SHOES.—50 boxes ladies fine slips,
ties, ami walking Shoes; 20 hxs ladies low
priced kid slippers, received and for sale by
dee 13 G. G. JOHNSON.
STORAGE—For two thousand barrels can be had
in the fire proof warehouse, No. 87 Commerce
street. Apply to
dee 13 F. SHAW & CO.
RIO COFFEE.—75 bags new crop, landing from
barque Reform, fur sule by
dee 13_ JNO. C. RYAN.
MOLASSES.—150 barrels new Molasses, land
ing ami fur sale by
decl5 THOB. P. MILLER & CO.
INDIA BAGGING.—25 bales 44 and 46 inches
wide, lauding from barque Beaver and for sale by
FRANKLIN W. Mr.COY,
<Icc17kw 81 and 83Cominerce-st.
FOR SALE.—-65 bags prime Green Coffee, laud
ing ex brig Flora from Mutauza*. Aupl\ to
(Ieel4 JOHN GIBSON, 30 St. Michad-st.
PEACH ORCHARD COAL, in casks, Egg Size
and Scrceued, fur sule by
dec 17 JOHN O’REILEY.
SALT.—The cargo of the barque Jessie for sale.
Apply to WM. MILLIGAN & CO.,
<lecI7 34 St. Micluiel-st.
‘^J Ol'ICf :'*-T|m :'i<rf»)!«i!I*i‘| nf {lit l*;>n | UHC*
i 1 EKTHoN \ *v U., l-„k I!are .•>•« tlir 7th im-t.*
In muiual cvu.h mI. VVM. Ij. UOBl.ilEHON,
HENRY MV IBIS.
iic.-fi jos. r. Mi imi i.l.
Di' SOLUTE *.\*-T.io eminemim i:i busmen
li.ntofotv rxi-ting !;rl w •:* i the m lersig.icd a -
publisher* nf ih • Merchant?* mi! PlantJ uirun!, is
i!i snlvtn! from an 1 after this date.
( . A. STUART is alone charged with the settle
ment of the mii.-tun ling business, to whom all per
son? indebted will please make immediate payment,
and those holding claims against the concern, are re
quested to hand them in at their earliest convenience.
S. F WILSON,
n o SO OOtf C. A. STUART.
1VOTKT—'1 he co-pat tnership Itcret Tore existing
i. x between the piibsrribem, under the name and
iiim of Thompson & Siihkvf, was by mutual run
sent dissolved on the 1st day of Noveml»cr, 1311.
Dr S. Mordecai has charge of the sett!‘incut of
the business of the concern, who alone (or his agent)
is authorised to receipt for debts dim the firm. Per
sons having claims against Thompson & Shrove will
present them to him for settlement.
DltUIU. THOMPSON,
iiov29 C. S. SI1RLVE.
G j;o. Coy way i • authorised to receipt fur debt*
due to Thompson it Shreve, and to attend to the set
tlement of their accounts generally.
nov29 lSil S. MORDECAI.
CU> FA RTN E USD IP.—M. I>. ESLAVA having
/ taken Mr. LOl’lS E. MONTAN DON into
partnership on the 1st inst., the business will lierc
iftcr l>;* cmiducled under the firm of M. D. ESLA VA
ic CO. decl ltf
(10PARTNER8H111.—The ttn lersigned ha
■J socinted themselves in the General Commission
Business, under the fiun of GUSTAV US BEAL &
CO., mid have taken the olliee in 1 lagan’s buildings,
Coati-st. GUSTAV US BEAL,
dic2 A. H. BELLOWS.
DI 3S0LI TlON.-**Thecoj irtnershipofDaven
port &. Sewall, expired by its own limitation
on the 1st day of October last. G. Davenport Fet
tles the business of the concern.
GORHAM DAVENPORT.
dec2 BENJAMIN C. SEWAI E.
mHE SUBSCRIBER bavin* eatubl abe I biraTdf
n in this city for the pu/poseof conducting a FAC
'f nicy;i: £ cexj:ral commission BU
SINESS, would respectfully solicit the patrouage of
hi? friend*.
OFFICE—No. 69 Commcrcc-st., east aide n few
doors above Conti street,
novll 74||tf SAMUEL ROBINSON.
REFERENCE.
John Robinson, Esq., Charleston, S. Carolina.
VV .m. Robinson, Esq. Linden, Marengo Co. Ala.
Col. E. M. Lidk, Richmond, Dallas Co. Ala.
REMOVAL.—The undersigned has reiuored from
48 Dauphin to St. Francis street, xlu*re he
offers for sale on aecouunodaiing terms, a Urge as
sortment of FURNITURE. Entrance 82 Witerand
23 St. Francis street.
nov20 83lf J. C OWINN.
UEIIOVaX:—The subscribers have removed to
the corner of Commerce and St. Miclmil-sts.
ortlo SMITH & DABNEY.
REMOVAL.—The undersigned have removed to
first store in the new block of building*, oppo
site their late office. F. SIIAW & CO.
nov8 71 Commerce-st. i
E M O V A L.-—DOURLIWA Y fy SEARS,
BooKsrt.i.rus & Station eu,have removed
lo the store formerly occupied by John Stephenson &
Co. No. 36 Dauphin street. nnv8
WA I Eli CRACKERS —100 half barrels, lor
sale by [<lc7] D. WHEELER, 8 Watei-st.
S~' ILK SHAWLS AND SCARFS—DANI ELS
& BRADY, 83 Dauphin-st. invite die attention
of the ladies of Mobile, to then* stock of Silk Shawls,
Mantillas and Scarfs of the newest midmost fashion
able styles, the whole of which will hesuld at iinpre
cr-.dmited low prices decl4
■3AISINS.—100 boxes Bunch Raisins, for sale
■V dccl.3 by JNO. C. RYAN.
OWAND’S TONIC MIXTURE.—A fewdo
zen, just landed from schooner Oscar and for
■ale by W. 1). WILSON,
declo corner Water and St. Franois-sts.
4 CASKS CLARET, 2 years old, superior,
20 cases do, do do do,
20 do assorted Cordials,
20 do Muscat Wine. For sale by
dec 17 HARRIS & ROSS.
I BOXES Brandy ('berries, new,
'-J 100 do Claret Wine,
50 do do do, Chattoau Lafitte,
dec 17 For sale bv HARRIS & ROSS.
O VTS.—538 sacks heavy western, lor sale by
dei l8 C. A. GILBERT, 60 Comitutroe-st.
SiIGAR AND MOLASSES_10 hhde' N O Sii
gjr, 15 do do now do, 25 bids Molasses, for sale
liy BMIT11 ft. .
@PERM (/AN DEES.—260 bones Sperm (',1111 lie.-,
^ of the first quality, for sale by
GUSTAVUS BEAL & CO.,
dec!8 Hagan’s new buildings, Conti-st.
O 4 packages Glass Ware suitable for Physicians
0"* and Druggist, landing from ship Floridian,
for sale by MOSEL Y CO.
dec 16 corner Dauphin and Royal st.
-j\fEW PORK AND BEEF.—30 bids fully in
is sperted iness Pork, 15 bids M. (). Pork, 10 bids
fully inspected mess Beef, 10 bills prime Beef, land
ing from schr. Swan and Commercial and for sale bv
FRANKLIN W. MrCOY,
declG 81 and 831 'ommerre-st.
Ci HEAP GOODS.—Just received and for sale,
J cases of Domestic Prints, at 8, 9, 10 and 12Jc.
per vard—together with a well selected stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, French Bonnets and
Millinery articles.
JNO. A. SMITH, 61 Daupl»in-st.,
dccl7 first store from Royal, (south side.)
HAVANA SEGAKS—A constant supply of Im
perial, Regalias, Trnbucos, Cunoncs, Cassn*
(lores, and other descriptions of the celebrated “ La
Asttiriaua*' brand, for sale by
dl5 W. EDMOND & CO. Manufacturer’s Agents
WHITE PINE BUCKETS—85nests with co
vers, for sale by
<15 W. EDMOND & CO. 96 Coinmercc-sl
SALT AFLOAT.—3014 sacks Liverpool coarse
half bleached sucks, for sale by
de.16 1). WHEELER, 8 W»ter-st.
WELSH SLATE.—100,000 various sizes, on
board ship Columbus, for sale by
declG 1). WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
WHISKEY.—75 barrels Rectified, landing this
day from steamer Lady of the Lake and for
sale by (decl7) L. HULL & SON.
(IOUNTINO HOUSE DESKS of various qual
J ities, for sale by
dec 17 1). B. 'CRANE & CO.. 37 Water-st.
A NEGRO MAN TO HIRE.—A good lalwrer
—price $20 per mouth. Apply at this office.
decI7
STARCH, SOAP AND CANDLES.—25 boxes
Colgate Starch, 100 boxes New Bedford Candles,
100 boxes No. 1 Soap, fur sale by
decl7 P. McCASKILL, 18 Coininerce-st.
Cl INCINNATTI SIDES—GO casks, or sale to
* arrive by
declG_LATHAM ill 'LL & SON.
CORN—100 sacks prime White, for sale to arrive
by [declG] LATHAM HULL & SON.
PRIME PORK.—30 barrels in good order, for
sale by [docl7] D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
BACON SIDES.—10 casks, a good article, for
sale by
dec 17_1). WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
BROOMS.—lOO dozen assorted qualities, for
sale by D. B. CRANE & CO.,
dec.17_ 37 Water-st.
Northern bagging.—120 pieces win be
sold low to close a consignment, for sale by
decl7_I). WHEELER, 8 Watcr-sf.
GRAPES.—10 kegs Malaga Grapes, for sale by
dec!5 TIIOS. P. MILLER & CO.
BAGGING AND ROPE.—150 pieces Kentucky
Bagging, large pieces; 100 coils Kentucky Rope’,
for sale by [declG] I). WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
BEEF AND PORK.—50 bids Beef and 5 do
Pork, landing from sclir Commercial, for sule
decl4 by WM. II. BUNNELL & CO.
UCK WH EA'IV-20 half bids. 40 qr bids and 40
eighth bbls, landing from ship Floridian, lor sale
dccl4 by WM. II. BUNNELL & CO.
PINE APPLE CHEESE.—27 cases landing
from brig Georgia, for sale !>v
<lec!4 WM. IL^BUNNELL A CO.
WHISKEY—200 barrels Rectified Whiskey,
landing and in store, for sale by
dec 15TIIOS. P. MILLER it CO.
J\JEW GOODS.—Just received a fresb supply of
ll Bools, Shoes, Hats nnd Cluthing, which will be
sold at the lowest prices for Cash, please call and
examine for yourselves, at Robinson & Stuart’s cheap
variety store, corner of Government and Water *ts.,
opposite the Market. [declG]
CASES COLORED SHIRTS; 10 bules~Co7
entry Shirtings, for sale by
dec!3_WM. 11. BUNNELL & CO.
HONEY DEW TOBACCO.—52 boxes landing
from the barque H. Shelton, for sale lowr, ‘by
dee 14 MARSHALL & ROWE.
LARD.—100 kegs prime, for sale by
dec!8 JOHN O’REILEY.
i-ns v vr,x Trrrmjf.
* - -f !.*r In «!■■>•( t-. mi i
; «- Mi rt Oocdtfai!'.' h:r t;? n W.l to the r: 'brick rlntU
i ingt situliff! cornet- Sr. Francis r.:: 1 J:u hsou sts.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
J Tins system is entirely nrw—un i in tin* course of
; six Lessor* n ttinr;»•:j!i lt*iowk*dg;* u acqubel by pu
| piis, as to render tlicui i.i.iej enJeutot thither instruc
tion.
Pupils learn to Draw nri I Paint—Hints, Flowers,
Animals,See. cjth.rr from Nature or other Drawings.
Mrs. Woo'luwne. also, teaches .V*2 ziitntc, ami u
beautiful style of In > ’.scape Draw ing.
The lessons ^re not given in classes, but to one or
two only at the same h >ur. Those Indies who wish
tii receive Lessons, are respectfully inv ited to call.
03*Short-Man «>.—Thi* delightful Ait taught,
also, liv Mrs. Qootlwane, so ns to enable the leurnet
to follow the upst thien! speaker. dcc21 m
C til 111 ST M AS A N I) A F. \V~ Y F \ J: •* 1»R F.S -
J t:\rs.—IDOUBLEDAY Sc SLA Its, Book
sellers and Staiioenrs, 86 Dauphin-st., hr.vo just re
reived the foil* twin;; sptcnJk Enj.r, h and American
A- minis, fur 1$ 12.
The Book of the Bond or; er, The Court of Vic
toria. A seiiesof highly linisticd Portraits of the
British Nolnlitv, from original paintings by eminent
artists, engraved Under the superintendence of W.&
K. Findcn, with poetical illustrations.
Finden’s Tah! -tax; The Iris of Prose,Poetry nnd
Art, illustrated with splendid engravings on steel, by
W. & E. Fimlrtu, fnm painting by F. 1*. StephanoFl
ami II. t’orboidd; edited hy Mary Bussell Milford.
Gems of Beauty, ditplnycd ia a series of twelve
{ highly finished engrnviigs of mi nous subjects, from
designs by Edward Cu boul.l, Esq. with fanciful il
lustrations in verse, by the Countess of Blcssington.
Heath’s Keepsake, edited by the Countess ofBles
s ingt on, w idi beautiful embellishments by Cox, E.
Cor I mold, Keeling, Po le, Creswick, l.iversnge. See.
and Thirteen Aerographic Vignettes, elegantly bound
in crimson silk.
I lentil’s Bonk of Beauty, with beautifully finished
engravings on steel, from drawings by the first ar
tists: edited by the Countess of Biessingtun.
Heath’s Picturesque Annual—a history and de
scription of Paris, by Mrs. Gore, with iwentv-one
highly finished engravings, from drawing* by Thus.
AI Iona, Esq. elegantly bound.
Heath’s Historical Annual; or, The Great Civil
War of Charles 1. and 'Pile Parliament, h\ the Rev.
Richard Cattertnole, B. D. w ith fifteen highly finish
ed engravings, from drawings by George Cultei'inole,
Esq.
Album dcs Salons, or Fisher’s Drawing Room
Scrap Book, containing tlurly-six splendid engrav
ings, with poetical illustrations, by Alary llow itt,el
egantly bound in 1 vol. 4lo.
Tim Juvenile Scrap Book, edited by Mrs. Ellis,
w ith sixteen beautiful steel plates.
Forget Me Not; a Christinas, New Years nnd
Birth-day present,edited by Frederick Shobcri,with
eleven beautiful illustrations.
Friendship’s Offering, a literary album and annual
remembrance, for 1842.
“ This is affection’s tnluita, Friendship’* offering,
Whom silent eloquence, more rich than words,
Ti.lUof tin' jfivoi's faitli and truth in absence,
Ami say* -Forget mo not!”
The Gift—with eight splendid steel plates. 'Phis is
the most bountiful American Annual published for
1842.
'Plie Token and Atlantic Souvenir, an offering for
Christmas and New Y-ar.
'Plie Gem for 1842, a beautiful volume, with seven
handsome illustrations.
The Rose; «r A fleet ion’s Gift for 1842, edited by
Emily Marshall; illustrated with ten highly finished
steel engravings
'Plit* Gift for All Seasons, edited by Win. Ander
son, Esq. author of “Landscape Lyrics,” etc.
'Plie Violet for 1842; n beautiful juvenile annual.
The Youth’s Keepsake; a gift for young people.
'Plie Cabinet of Modern An; edited by Alarick A.
Watts, with twenly-fotir fine line engravings.
'Pile Poets of America; illustrated by one of tier
painters; edited by John Kecse.
The Gems of Art: n token of remembrance; illus
trated by twenty-three superb line engravings, beau
tifully bound in one volume.
In addition to the above beautiful annuals, we have
a large collection of splendid English Hooks, suita
ble for gifts for the approaching liolydays. d21
LOOK AT THIS ! !
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DRY
(»()OD STORE, iVi>. 84 Dauphin street, on the
Public Square.—DRUCKER & PINCUS, beg leave
to inform the ladies anil gentlemen, that they have
just opened the above named store with a splendid
assortment of FANCY DRY GOODS, amongst
which will Ik; found a large assortment of French
Goods, from the celebrated manufactures of B. Lu
pin and A. Colliard & Co. consisting of—
Superior blurb and live Beach Bombazine
Rich figured Bombazine, a quite new article
Splendid embroidered Muslin do Laiuo
Black and blue black Groa de Grain
Figuicd and colored do do
Fanny Elssler Cloaks, u superior quality, just
from Paris
Sill; Shaw ls of every description ami the newest
styles
A variety ofChifcc Satin and Plush Points at 50
to 75 cents
An assortment «l). t \ Scarfs of the newest styles,
amongst which are some Velvet Scarfs at $15, a
beautiful urficle.
Super black Chan ilia Veils, from *2 to $25.
Silk Hose and half Hose; worsted do and half do
Cotton Hose of every description
Silk Gloves, worsted do, lloskin do, Kid do
Best Vienna Thread Lace, Vienna Edging
Super Needlework Edging
Super Inserting*
A verv extensive assortment of French, Swiss and
Scotch Collars and Pellerines; also, plain and ruf
fled mourning Collars, which will be sold very cheap.
Also, for Gentlemen.
Super west of England Cloth
Extra Cassimere, plain nml figured
Extra super plain and bordered Silk Vestings
Best black Satin and Velvets
Super Silk Shirts, extra Merino do
Merino Drawers, Hose un i half llose
Silk Gum Elastic Suspenders
Beaver, Silk and Kid Gloves
Linen und Silk llamlkfs, black and Italian Cravats
Gentlemen's Scarfs and Prince de Joinville Cravats
nnd a great assortment of other goods too numerous
to detail.
DRUCKER & PINCUS respectfully announce
that having made the purchases personally, out of
New York and Philadelphia at the lowest cash prices,
do not hesitate in saying, that they now offer their
extensive stock of Fancy Dry Good*, wholesale and
retail at such prices which must secure them u liberal
share of patronage—they invite the public to call and
examine their goods and assure them that they will
exert all their energies to try to pleuco them. <120
WESTPHALIA HAMS, CHEESE, PRE
SERVED MEATS AND SOAP, landing
from the ship Columbus direct from Liverpool, for sale
by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
declfi corner Com. nnd Conti-sts.
Wl 11TE HAVANA S UGA R.—9 "boxes good
quality, for sale In
deed ' l>. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
CINCINNATI SIDES.—75 casks direct from
Cincinnati per steamers Gen. Pike and Mer
chant, a superior, article, for sale by
decll MARSHALL fy ROWE.
RECEIVED per brig Georgian a new style of
Ercucli and Manchester Ginghams of choice
patterns; damask and double damask 'Fable Cloths
and Napkins; 10-4 Flemish Linen Sheeting; 10-4
and 12-4 Irish ’do; Rose Blankets and Marseilles and
Imperial Bed Spreads.
J. A. SMITH,successor toP. Cullen,
decl5 61 Dauphin-st.
I A DIES DRESSING BUREAUS.—A splen
-J did article, for sale by
d r!7 I). B. CRANE & CO., 37 Water-st.
SIDES.—31 casks Cincinnati smoked. Corn—
400 sacks prime white. Flour—75 bbls fine
Molasses—25 bbls a superior article in Cyprus bbls
for sale to arrive per steamer Hugh L. White, by
dec!7LATHAM HULL & SO.V. ,
I AH BARRELS Whiskey; 20 casks Bacon
A vJvJ landing from sclir Elvira, and for sale by
dec!6_ J. REA.
BAGGING AND ROPE.—300 pieces superior
India Bagging, 47 inches, lbs per vara; 100
pieces superior Kentucky Bagging, 47 inches; 100
coils superior Kentucky Rope; 400 coils Russia Heuip
Rope, for sale by
dec 16m ALEX. PRATT, 30 Commcrce-st.
SALT.—The cargo of the ship Jessie, fur sale by
declG WM. MILLIGAN & CO.
SUGAR.—10 hints prime new Sugar, 40 bbls
prime old do. Coffee—150 bags Java, Laguira
and Havana, for sale by
(I»-c16m ALEX. PRATT.
Drays, waggons, cartsTlic 8 first
rate Drays; 2 Carts; 1 two horse Cart; 2
Waggons without liodies; 1 Waggon with body,
complete lots heavy and light waggon, dray ana carl
wheels, fur sale by
dcc!6 JOHN O’REILEY.
BUCKWHEAT.—50 kegs made from Philadel
phia new Buckwheat, for sale by
_dec 16 JOHN O’REILEY.
Mantillas, mantillas—Daniels *
BRADY, 83 Dauphin st., (immediately oppo
site the Public Sipiare) have just receivedjper harque
Reform, a splendid lot of Plush, Chine, Velvet and
Silk Mantillas, of the newest and most fashionable
description. dec 14
ECOND MOURNING MOUSSEL1NE DE |
LAINE8—Just received per bart|tie Reform,
and for rale low for cash, by
dec 14 DANIELS & BRADY, 83 Dauphin st.
DRAYS.—Two Drays, lauding cx ship Vermont
from Philadelphia, for sale by
dccia GARDNER & SAGER, Conti-st,
BUSINESS CARDS. !
COATES A LAX,
noMmissit)x a 11 /•:xrs,
il23 cmo U5 8t. Michael *1.
JOHN bKAGAW k cZk,
Wholesale Dealers in evcrv description *»f
HATS, UOG’J S AX/) SHOES,
dee 14 No. 27 Dauphin-*!.,— Mobile.
J A MES H. RIVERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Mo BILK.
Will give particular Mieniiun to the sale of all kinds of
NORTHERN PRODUCE.
li. (i. JOHNSON.
SHOES, ROOTS, If ATS, BOSSJ2T3, DOMESTIC
COT TOSS, KERSEYS, Ac., at wholesale,
Ill8 42 Water street, up sunir*.
JAMES Hi OS. Ji >w:<.
IMPORTER OF BRASDY JSD WISES,
i»17 31 St. Michael-street, Mobile.
HOB IN SON A STUART,
MERC HAST TAILORS JSD CLOTHIERS,
at tjj:: cheap variety store,
ill? Corner (loveru'nent and Wn'er-strerts.
1). SjBALL.
C O M MISSION M F. R R C H ANT.
Mobile. [sept27 6mJ
\JSjCONNELL A FONTAINE, Commission
.fil MkuchaKTS, L ctrpuu,.
James McConnell, )
John T. Fontaine. )
The undersigned will make liberal Atvancrs or
Cotton shipped to McConnell A Fontaine, Liverpool,
jan IS B B. t ON TAIN E.
IIBEK.AL AD VANCES will be mndeon Cotton
_J consigned to their friends in New York, Havre.
Marseilles and Tiieste. bv
OH. DR17IN A J. LECESNE, 30 St. Fraucis st.
lief ere net.
Mesirs. l’illnt A LeBarbier, New -York.
'* J. Laliens A Co. do.
" ColUaib A Iseliu, do.
“ Deitham A M sore, do. mbs
\I)VANCES ON COTTON, consigned to J
Holl'ord A C<*., Liverpool, will be made by
nl3 OGDEN BROTHERS, 18 Water-at.
VDVANOES ON COTTON—Consigned to
Messrs. Hicks A Co. New Fork, will be mad
by |nlA] GEO. MARTIN.
(CLOTHING AND BROGANS.—Landing, 12
J rases Linsey Rants; Hard Times do; striped
ami plain Shirts ; Blanket Coats; Negro Pauls; Red
Shirt*, and Kip Brogans, for sale bv
dec 14 WM. H. BUNNELL & CO.
PLAIN BLACK MOUSSESINE DE LAINE,
and plain black Shallv.—Just received per
barque Floridian, and for pale low for cash, by
dec 11 DANIELS & BRADY,83 Dauphin st.
J POTATOES AND HAY.—1000 barrels best
. Chenango and while Potatoes; 800 bales best
Portland and North River Hay, in store and ailoat
on consignment and for sale by
dee 15 J. IL RIVERS.
I casks Bacon Sides ami Shoulders 100
A /W keg* Lard landing from Steamer Creole, and
for sole bj [ leclOf J. REA.
SPERM OIL.—500 gallons winter blouchelu
sale in casks and barrels, by
declfi JOHN O’REILEY.
[j ARD AND WHISKEY.—60keg* choice new
S f Leaf Lard; 21 liaifhbla Reel. W hiskey, landing
and for sale by
dec 15 G. DAVENPORT & CO.
Brown and bleached domestics,
Osnalmrgs, Kent. Jeans, Plain ami Plaid Lin
aeys, for sale at Manufacturers prices, l>y
DANIELS & BRADY,
drdL 83 Dauphin st.
New style mousseline de l,vines—
Just received per barque Floridian, a new und
beautiful assortment of Mngurinc blue Ground, and
Chine DeLuincs/which will be sold at New York
prices by DANIELS & BRADY,
(Ire 1 i 88 Dltttphiil St.
HAMS. — \ choice lot of fresh N York Hums
small size, for sale by
declO W. EDMOND & Co , 06 Com, st.
rriOBACCO.—21 whole boxes Robinson’s Honey
JL Dew A. No. 1 ; 18 half hxs Robinson’s Honey
Dew A. No. 1; 100 whole boxes common pound
lump, for sale by J. IL TOULMIN,
declO 9c 85 St. Michael-st.
Ill OR SALE.—991 sacks Salt, 586 hampers Po
* tutors, 1000 English Ridge Tiles, 15 kilts Her
rings, 1 puncheon Irish Whiskey, the cargo of ship
Jusrpha from Belfast, apply to
deel6 JAMES MAGEE.
V/5 #50 REWARD.—Ran away from the
subscriber on the morning of the 1 Dili inst.,
/7L negro boy GEORGE, nliout 6 feet 6 or 8
inches high, aged 21 years, complexion near
a full black—front teeth good—jaw teeth bad. 'Pile
subscriber lias owned him but a short time, and
learn? since lie took his leave, that CJ«*orge is an old
offend, i* in this way. He was purchased from Mr.
Zuutz, who brought him from Charleston, S. C.
dee21 THOS. HOLLAND.
IT FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.—lUna
.J&k wny from the subscriber about seven weeks
since, a negro girl tunned FANNY. The
said girl is nliout 35 years of age, and about
5 feet, 6 inches in height, is i a tiler black, grey head
ed, lias an uncommon large mouth, and takes long
strides in walking. She is probably lurking some
where about the city. All persons arc forbidden har
boring or employirg her.
The above reward will be paid for the apprehen
sion und delivery 101116,016881. Francis street.
dce21 3t ’ M. IIOVENDON.
CHEAP VARIETY STORE, Jb
HATS!
'Plie subscribers have just received per Floridian,
a fresh supply of Silk and Fur Hats, assorted quali
ties, which they will sell rlicnp as the cheapest for
cash. ‘ ROBINSON & STUART,
corner Gov’t and Water sis.,
dccl7 Sign of the Mammoth Boot.
N O T I C E .—The
subscribers take this
method to inform ilieir
friends and the public
in general tlmt they
have opened the large
and convenient STA
BLE on Royal street, 150 yards south of the Man
sion House, where they can accommodate 100 Horses.
Drovers can rent stalls und feed their own horses, or
have them stulled and fed by the proprietors, with as
much care and at ns moderate prices as any estab
lishment in the city.
Horses and Carriages to let at all times.
P. WATERS,
dec 13 UKmo THOS. BUFORD.
Francis Conklin, et al, y TJ Y Virtue of a writ of
aeainiu. > X3 seizure issued from the
Steamboat Niagara 3 Distrist court of the United
States for the Southern District of Alabama and to
me directed, 1 have seized and into my possession ta
ken the steamboat NIAGARA, her tackle, apparel,
&c. this is to cite undadinouish all |>eraons having or
pretending to have any right, title, interest or claim
in or to the above named steamboat, her tackle, &c.
to lie and up|>car before tho Hon. District Court lor
the above named district, on the 31st inat. and show
cause if any they have, why the above named steam
boat, her tackle, &c. should not tie condemned ac
cording te the prayer of the libellant,
dec 17 15tf R. L. CRAWFORD, U. S. M.
In Chancery—State of Alabama—Mobile County—
At Auto—Dec. 13th, 1841.
State Bank at Elizabeth, complainant.
810 vs.
William Kitchen, Henry P. Norris, Henry Parrish
nnd Daniel Parrish, LeRoy W. Wiley, Calvin Nor
ris, David Stodder, John Hull, Joseph Hall, diaries
Hall and J. Hamilton Haatie, defendants.
rpiIE bill iu this case sets forth that on the 13lh
X dny of April, 1840., Win. Kitchen was indebted
to Edwin and Francis Robinson iu the sum of ty‘1926
65-100, and that to secure the puyinent of that sum,
said Kitchen executed his certain indenture of mort
gage to said E. & F. Robinson of certain real estate
hi the city of Mobile, situated in State st., between
Water and Commerce sts. The bill farther sets forth
that the said deed of mortgage was subject te certain
conditions by the performance of which the said mort
gage would be defeated, that those conditions linve
not Im pn jrerformed, ami that the mortgage and notes
have been assigned anil transferred to the complain
ant. The bill furth- r alleges that the other defendants
above named have or pretend to have some title to the
mortgaged premises, nnd prays that the mortgaged
property may be sold and the equities of all ths de
fendants be foreclosed.
And now the complainant comes by its solicitor,
and upplics for an order of publication, and it appear
ing to the Register, from ail affidavit oil file, that the
the defendants Henry P. Norris, Henry Parrish aud
Daniel Parrish, are residents of the City and State
of New York, and that the defendant Leltoy M. Wi
ley is a resident of Charleston in the State of South
Carolina, they are ordered to appear at (he next term
of the court of chancery for the first district of tin
southern chancery division of the State ofAluhnma,
at Mobile, to be held on the second Monday of May
next, and answer or demur to the said complainants
bill of complaint. It is further ordered that this or
der Ire publirdied once a week for four weeks, in soma
newspaper published in Mobile; that a copy be post
ud on the door of (lie court house of Mobile county, j
and that a copy lie forwarded to each of the said non
resident defendants, by mail, at t'suir respective pla
ces of residence, all within fifteen days from this
date.
Witness, Malcolm, "J. McRae, Register of said
court of chancery, this fourteenth day of Dec. 1841.
Attest, M. J. McRAE,
dec 14 tE Register,
^uSSESffloips .
I TURKMEN'S INSURANCE CO. OF MOBIJ il,
No. 112 St. Prancis-street, continue* to take Ma
rino, River ami Fire Risks. The office I* open 8> 1
day. Application* lor Fire Risks are requested io
be made before 12 o'clock M : and for Marine Risk*
at any hour during the d»v.
CHAKLE5 W HITE, President
O. P. HASWBLL, Vice President
directors’
John F.Pcgles, ChnriesAuze,
Br. Tardy. Charles White.
John K. Collins, Win. A. Ferrell,
J. C. Chamberlain, Chs. Cullum,
O. P. Haswell, Jos. Hall,
I. H. Erwin, Geo. G. Prentice.
9. W. Allen, Wm. H.Ckidaey,
Rich’d il. Redwood.
J AS. T. FRANKLIN, Secretory
Thomas Longeield. Inspector. nov5
iffbBi lkTnsuranck^comTany—
-» * Office iY#. 34 St. Francis street.
Insures against Fire, Marine aad River Rial s.
Directors.
Jonathan Eiuanael, John Simpson.
II A. Schroeder. Thus. W. McCoy,
J. Bloodgood, II. O. Brower.
Ale*. Pope, B. F. Marshall.
R Desha, J. A. M. Battle,
R. V. Montagu*, H. Barney,
J. FMANUEL, President.
Tho*. S. Kino, Jee’y. janG
MiRCHANT8’TN8UllANCE COM PAN Y OF
Mobile—Capital. $9.’>0,000 paid in ard secur
cd agreeably to the requirements of its charter.
This Company continues to make insurance against
lossor damagoo.: River or Marine Risks, nnd against
fire on brick buildings and merchandise in the city.
The public tnayreh on a prompt adjustment nibb
les- Dirkctots.
II. B.Gwathrney John B. Toulmin.
J. J.V. Wanroy, Joseph E. Sheffield
Chari es Gascoigne Wm. H. Tratt.
James G. Whitaker, Newton St. John.
Win. Jones Jr. J. U. Sehilt.
Hindman Barney, Latham Mitche.1.,
■ Win. P. Molett.
H. B. GWATHMEY, President.
R. S. Bunker,.Secretary. jttrtM
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
rilUE undersigned, ap|>ointed agent for the PRO
L TECTION INSURANCE CO. of Hartford
Connecticut, is now prepared (• take risks against
fire on Stores and Dwellings (of brick or wood) and
their contents, also Marine or river risks on cottou
and merchandize of any description.
The rates af premium charged will be as Iowa*
an^ other office, and claims tor loss or damage sus
tained promptly adjusted
JNO. C. RYAN, Agent,
cor8 57tf cor. Conti & Wnter utw.
INSURANCE—Hazard A Fowler, agents for
the Hartford Insurance Ca. era now inking risks
against Fire, on Cation in Presses, and on Merchan
dise, and Brick Buildings in the city of Mobile, til l
UNDKKWKITKRN* ACSKNt’Y.'
NOTICE.— The undersigned hereby gives notice
of Ins having been appointed Underwriters
Agent for the following named Insurance Companies
of Philadelphia, vis :
North American Insurance Company.
Insurance Co. or the State or Pennsylvania.
Pnu.ADEi.rNiA Insurance Company.
Union Insurance Company.
United States Insurance Company.
Marine Insurance Company.
Atlantic Insurance Company.
Washington Insurance Company.
Delaware Insuranci Company.
American Insurance Company.
Pfkknix Insurance Company.
Delaware County Insurance Company.
•»l3 WM. H. BUNNELL.
Advertisement—The subscribed hereby
give notice that they have been appointed Un
derwriters Agents by and for the following named In
suranee Offices of New York, vix :
American Insurance Company, New York
Atlantic do do cl
Jackson Marina do do
New York do do do
Ocean do «o do
Union do do do
Wash’gt'nMarinedo do do
Safety do do Jo
Tritan do do do
MerchantsMarinedo do do
Neptune da Jo uo
' HAZARD 4 FOWLER
r|i<> SHIPPERS, MERCHANTS, AND THA
X DEBS IN GENERAL.—The above are re
rpectfully informed that they ean be supplied by the
undersigned with the following Goods received anti
receiving at all times from the manafactoriea of Tho
mas Vvse, London and Florence—
English Bonnets, Hals and Plait, plain and fancy of
every decription
Plain and fancy Tucan Plait, Pedal Plait, Rolio
Cords, Bands and Tassels, Straw Buttons, Ros
ettes, Edging*, 4c.
Likewise constantly receiving by vessels direct
from Loghorn, ladies’, men's, boys’, girls’and infant's
Hats, of every variety.
And the following description of Silks, likewise
receiving by the sleaniors and packets —
Ladies’ Dresses, gentlemen's Scarfs and Cravats,
Bandannas. Hoinala, Paris and Fancy Bandan.
nas.
ITALIAN LUSTRINGS AND CRAVATS, from
every manufactory of celebrity.
In addition to the above, Rags, Oil and Paper, con
stantly on hand, from the different Italian
slates.
A consignment of Rilk Velvets and Sewing Silks,
shortly expected.
Orders received on commission for merchandise or
productions of England and Italy.
WILLIAM VYSE,
No. 172 Pearl-street, New York, and
" 1'2ms No.32 North Front-street Philadelpha.
OHO boxes Window Glass ass’d sizes from 8x1
to 28x36.
200 galls Dutch Linseed Oil
250 kegs White Lead eas'd, Pure No 1 and No 2
500 lbs Black Paint (in 2# lbo. kegs)
20 boxes Chrome Green
180 do Brunswick Green, juut received per brig
Ceres, and for sale by
°30 _FA IRES 4 TODD, 20 Commerce st.
KICK SILKS and EMBROIDERIES—Clieim
Silks, plain and satin striped; watered and
changeable do; a prcat variety of black and blue-black
Italian Lustrings; needle-worked Pelerines and Col
lars; mourning do; plain, figured, and 2d mourning
Muslin de I-aine; Silk Fringes; Daisy Buttons; ctii
nelle Cords and Tassels; plaid, striped and dotted
Swiss Muslins; Bishop laswii; embroidered Drapery
Muslins, very rich; Turkey red Curtain Goods;
French Corsets; hair Underdresscs; 12-4 Bobbinet;
6-4 bleached Colton Sheetings; ladies Umbrellas nnd
Silk Shades; hem-stitched aud revere lawn llhdkts;
Revert Lawns und Linen Cambrics; Lisle Thread
Laces and Edgings; Cambric and Swiss Muslin In
serting*; elegant Broche; heavy silk and embroider
ed Muslin de Laine Shawls, Itc. For sale low by
dlO GEORGE G. HENRY, 41 Dauphin-su
STATE OF ALABAMA—MONROE COUNTY.
Orphan** Court in Vacation, >
November 20, 1841. J
ON the npplication of Robert J. Black, Adminis
trator of the estate of Robert Black,deceased,
for a final settlement of the estate of said intestate,
it is ordered that the first Monday iu January next
(1842) at the court house of Monri>e county, be set
Bfmrt as the time and place lor said final settlemetne
and that publication thereof be made once a week fon
six weeks in the Mobile Register and Patriot, a
newspaper printed in the city ofMobile, when and
where, nil persons interested, or to be interested,
mav attend, if they please.
A true copy from the minutes, Attest,
nov27 88fc JAS. McCOLL, Clerk.
Cn QR. AND EIGHTH CHESTS TEA; 10
” hhds old Sugar, a choice article: 50 hags Lu
guira Coflee; 20do old Java do; 15 bbls Boston No.
1 Loaf Sugar; 15 do crushed do; 80 boxes chewiug
Tobacco; 75 boxes No. 1 Soap; 50 nxs New Bed
ford Candles, for sale by
dccl3 P. McCASKILL 18 Comnierce-st.
DR. H. GATES, the only Agent in Mobile, lor
the sale of D. I.andrcth’s very superior Garden
Seeds, is now receiving from the Vermont a new sup
ply, embracing all the varieties suitable for this sea
son. QO* These Seed ere all warranted to be the
crofof 1841._ _ decll 10k mo
NEW GOODS.—The subscriber has received
per ship Tulhot from New York on consign
ment: 150 packages containing Dry Goods, Clothing
Cutlery, Watches, Jewelry-, Silver Ware and Fancy
Articles, which are now ojieuing at No. 48 Dauphin
strhet, near Royal, and will be sold at public aud prr
vate sale in lots to suit purchasers, who are invited
to call andexamiue the same,
dec 15 _J. H. RIVERS, Auct.
BLANKETS, Flannels, Marseilles Quilts, Sheet
ing and Shirting, Linens, French, English and
American Caliooes, new style Corsets, Merinos,
Bombasine, Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, Ribbons, Table
Cloths, Nankins and Towels— together w ith a great
variety of Millinery and Haberdashery, articles just
received per barque Reform and Floridian and for
sale low for Cash only, by
DANIELS & BRADY, 83Dauphin-st.,
dcc!4 immediately opposite the Public Square.

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