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SM ifntcS nf Auitnn dr.- w.mlcj t, cTnpl.!
/ MSsal the qM((o of haig it-1 '■! ■ IKK, ti u.li.wr, m.i
ter. For freight of whn-h, m-ply to
LAIRD .'J I.i l l LF.JOHN,
t-'.r-h _ :M Si. Framia-el
FOIl LIVEtl ’OOL.
^SfiFk The fine non r.,ppi-r<-.l hurqi!.- JESSIE
ATroiiw has two thirds .,f h. r rarg’i ion lv n-nl -.dni
on b mril, will have intrne li.tte d,>-;mt.-h. ’ Fur fi,-i i
"pplyto WM. 'ULLIGA & CO.,
_ dec2.S _ 34 St. Mtohael-»l.
FOIt LIVERPOOL. "~
Jgfi& The firstcinss abip JOSEI'lf A,-Lt it.-.’
SfeiaS mister, wants SJO bnh s to coutpl 'k ! '
go. For freight, apply tu , . ,,rr,
tlec2:i JAMFF *"•*• ‘*‘ "
Ttili LIVEltl-t;-?" n . . ..
£5*. Tim fine barque I-NARK.tubri.l*-.
Skit master, has ti.m-1’!!"1"' "f'T'
and going on board.--'1 ’J'.'Vi'iT-t v E!",'?; ''
freight, apply to ”M. MILLI * V.\ «.(.<>.,
tlecZS ' 34 Si. Michuct-st.
FOR LIVE 111*001,.
The first class Bahinmi ship POW1LAT
('apt. Briggs, lr-.s a large part of her
cargo engaged ami will mod with despatch. For
freight or passage, apply •*»
dec8 LEO. CLEVELAND, Jr.
FOR ERPOOL.
Bfino cowicrrd and copper fastened
BLAKE, (Jardincr master, has a
f her mrgn engaged, and will Imvc
• fi-eight apply l>*
LAIRD & LITTLEJOHN,
31, St Francis st.
-OH MARSEILLES. ~
first cliisM American barque DUO
LEANS, Hood leas, master, will
(patch. For freight of 100 baL-o nr
; title acpoiimindatinns, apply t >
. DRL1.N & J. LECESNE,
28 Si. FrancM-st.
l <1R Havre:
i. I. fast sailing ship NORMAN, M
onrick, muster, will have despatch.
30 links cotton or p is -age, bavin::
ntions fir a few ptw.-rngors, apply to
JOS. ALZE .Sc SO.\,
dec28
freilTit for it vvui;.
J&Sffk 'n,ff first class ‘h p COTTON ! LAN
r ■ * -
or freigfA, apply , , ,. j I.r.sr.SNF.,
dee 13 1
go™,1 .Jit_packet ship 5IARY l'HIl.I.II'S, lie
»g still detained bv bail weather, can stceoin
in0(|;i - a few more passengers, and will g<> to sea the
fir»t fair wind. Applv to
jci-2J) HUNTIN' TON Sc CLEVF.L VXD.
‘ FOR NEW VOUIL
k TIio A. 1 American ship WAVERLY.J.
I D. Snow, master, h iving a great part of her
B cargo eng;igcil will have despatch fm* the above port.
^LT'ur freight or passage, having excellent aecommuda
Beltons, apply to E. C. CENTER fic CO.,
W~ dec24 corner Conti aad ('iminerr e-sts.
~ FOR NEW YORK.
The packet barque REFORM, X. Tilyoii,
master, will have early despatch for the above
port and can take 300 bales cotton. For freight or
passage, apply to JOHN RYAN,
dec21 corner Conti and Water-st*.
* FOR NEW Y<VRlv.
The A. I. ship EDWIN A, West, master.
$£«££ For freight, npplv to
WHITAKER Sc SAMPSON,
dec20 24 St. Francis-Bt.
W FOR BO.TTOnT
The new barque ABBY RAKER, Pratt,
v3ri:^gT master, will meet with despatch. For freight
or passage, apply to
deo2‘> J. II. RIVERS.
FOR BOSTON.
The new brig IIO ME It, A. Watts, master,
will have immediate despatch. For freight ,
or passage, apply on hoard at Conti street wharf, or
_dec2I to J. II. RIVERS.
FOR BOSTON.
The brig CERES, Blanchard, master.—
For freight, npplv to
WHITAKER & S \MPSON,
'
F()R MATAGORDA, (Texas.)
The packet sell.-. AN < II I .1N 11, Wm. Jo
line, master, will sail lor the above port on
Thursday the 30th inst. Fwr light fn-iglit or passage,
npplv to fdec2T3 I • H.
r- FOR "PENSAt7)!- \7
*** The sloop AMANDA, will sail on the !50th.
SiSsS* For height or passage, apply !*•
dec28 VV. EDMOND & CO., 96 Coin. st.
* Foil"FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
The line new packet brig CANTON, E.
Pentingill, mailer, is now leady t*» receive
■ freight—burthen about 850 bale and first class ves
I scl. Apply on board at Mathew's wharf, or to
’ dec.2I -1 H.
FUR Fit ElUtU' O ' 77.1 A I'lTii.
_Ship*, llaisp^, .'•» I. »■■•; " S and Light
ens can always be had at ournv.it rate.-. Also.—
Passages engaged for New York, Boston and Ha
vana, on application to
dec! Hf J. H. RIVERS.
WASTED.—A Vess I to carry 50,000
gRjle t Lumber to Havana, anplv to
novitf (J. WEST! ILDT & BflQ.
^777 ,:HOC)NEli WANTED. —The under*
JjJgKsiged wishes to Charter in? < r two schoon
ers to c.an brick from tlic vicinity of this nlare to
Baratariyv oct20-61 M. J. McllAE._
YORK PACKET S .
{fc*.7» . CITYLINE.
_ JjJZndj at the WharJ and sail rvery 10
—
^Tie following vessels Imiit expir .dy 1 »r the trade,
L hereafter compose this lino, \ ix:
hip MARY FRANCKS, Pi rcival, master,
LEWIS CASS, A. HA wlk v , "
FQarnue REFORM, Tilyoo, “
Brig SELMA, M. Smith, 44
Linden, j. livkhmork, 44
ALABAMA, F. W. Williams, 44
MOBILE, W. Jonls, “
« SARAH BROWN,J.\I.Norton,"
PSThe above vessel* all have cabins on deck, hnnd
aoinely fitted np with Slate rooms for the accommoda
tion of passenger*.
Fieight will l>e taken at the lowest current rates
every exertion made to di spatch tin? teasels
ff^Eromplly as advertised. All cotton or other freight
§||H tended to lie shipped In this line and coin-igncd to
H ", subscriber at th: place, or to S ru ho f.s&Cli-:ar
|||l N,(thc Agei’is in New York.) will he forwarded
H * directed, lice of charge for commission.
§11 J ON. C. R Y A N, A gent,
H ort15 59tf corner Conti and Water-sts.
«m •‘KtilLAR WEEKLY I’Y M- i' t o:; \lo.\ f.
■ ~ GOMERY AND WEI'UMI’KA.
V . to The fine last running a learner GEN.
■ -3=3=^ G A INES. J. W. Pollock, master,
■ will -avc f"r die above ports and intermediate land
|| ,..f, every Monday during the sea.- on—commencing
mpfycr regular trips on Monday the 27th inst., at 5o’clock
^ p. in. For freight or pas-age, apply on hoard, or to
E. L. ANDREWS CO.,
dec23 corner Coin, and Dauphin sts.
MOBILE AND MONTtJUMBRY PACKET.
>#**#«*** t>. The good. Bubstar.t ial and fast run
l_lk<-rJfeftw^ ning Steamer JEFFERSON, S. C.
master, having undergone a
t norough repair, will commence her regular trips so
aoon as the river will permit; leaving Mobile every
Saturday at 3 o'clock p M. and Montgomery every
Tuesday at 10 o’clock a. m .
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
n2 B. H. FRY.
MOBILE COLUMBUS, (.if?™.) PACKET.
t* C®* Tie steamer 1)U (iUESNE, J.
jTM&TriiBr Irwin, master, (having Evans’ pa
tern safety guard) will ply between the above ports
and intermediate landings, tlio oiisuing season. For
freight «r passage, apply on board, or to
E. L. ANDREWS & CO.,
corner Com. mid Dauphin-sts.
Wo.vr ;(IME!l K~V \Y ETUMPKA
WEEKLY PACKET,
fa The well known and fast running
jL. steamer GEN’L GAINES. J. W.
, master, will leave Mobile every Thursday
g,at 5 o'clock, p.arrive at. Montgomery on
Jay at 12 o'clock hi., and VVettunpka at 3 p. in.
m'icuvc VVettunpka on Sunday morning at 1 a. hi.
^ ; Montgomery at 11 a. in. and arrive in Mobile
Tuesday morning in time for tin; N. Orleans Line
Pdbkets For freight or passage, apply on board, or
to E. L. ANDREWS ^ CO.,
novlG 63tf cor. Commerce and Dauphin-sts.
N. B.—The Gaines has been thoroughly repaired,
and is now in every respect equal to any boat in the
trade
AUTICAL ALMANACS FOrTi842; Ameri
can Ahnuuacs for 1812, for sale by
dcc27 S. W- ALLEN.
FOR SAL1F-13.) boxes beet New Bedford
Sperm Candle*, 1003 gallon* winter drained
Sperm Oil, 100 bxa Imperial and Young Hyaon Tea,
50 baskets Anchor Champagne, Brandies, Wine*
and Cigars, for sale by
<124 GF.Vl’WfS BEAL *c CO., 22 Oonti-st.
1NSEED ()IL—20 bids, iron bound, in fine or
der, received per brig Mobile, and for sale by
WHITAKER & SAMPSON,
•c 24 21, St Francis st.
CLASSES—50 bbls of superior quality , in cy
press bhl*. for sale by
1 GUSTAV US BEAL & CO. 22 Conti st.
_ i
Kot«
Von iti'M’.—VIV !"-k,"'nv.!
•£!il liv ilte J.'in n.it Hi !Wf olli,;:-,a:'
i'T %li , ‘ ml l-i J.,1
any business. It win cc ten
Apply at this nfiirc. --
“Nj i.. •iv^'A w «tli ihr«u acres of
• <.’% 1 L * 1 :-i,wiili goodkit- hrvi,and •• a‘ lo,
1 ^ '’I11-H.c-.-ii:,hl • rcsidonee, sHunu .1 on Gov
i | f-.Mii the umk. l house,
j eminent^, ;l» Su.um . uiU*, corner of Spring IIiH
| _ '} and Center Avenue.
1 A 11•»«• -1 on lh- Av .:ac adjoining i!ic above. To
| goad tenants tin* abmc houses will be rented very
| loiv. For terms, npj.lv to
15 E. t\ CENTER k CO.
i'u:r j;i;.\t7
JWk The Dwelling House near Ashton's and
.Je-i !jL Clmk's Sliijj A .nils and the Haw Mill—a good
sian ' fora common boarding house and Grocery.
\\r. EDMOND & CO.
j > Tw 1) WEL LISrr )VA NTED—A enmforta
j 't-V a.Mc dwelling lor a .mimll family, within five oi
ten minutes walk of our store, is wanted by
T. P. MILLER & CO.
>^?v FOU RE N’T.—The Counting Honm fnita
| «£L:*iLf>tin the occiijirncy of the subscribers, at No.
• O'J, i ontuierce street.
I I2tf GARDNER SAGER.
..-‘•-V / > 11K \ i—The Hon p in Govorntnr i -i
• J, formerly occupied by T. W. M’Cov, Esq.ann
at present by the subscribers being one of the most
desirable locations ia tiie city, too well known t •
require any description.
Anply to I. VTIIAM Ill'l l *r. SON.
Also, for rale, a Light Carriage, nearly new, with
double harness,for oue or two horses, a uortliem
j Oow, iieen here two summers and acclimated,
n a 13 L. Ill 'LL <fc SON.
„/* \ FOR RENT.—Several stores and office*
in the new buildings mi Conti-st., lie tween
Water and Koval streets. AppU to
I 110 7-hf ‘ I \M«:S 11 \GAN, SI Wall i -t.
\ OFFH . ■> TO /. EAT. —Three R ouis
. b- l-ovcf Nos. 8 <nd 10 Commerce >t. Apply to
nm5 THOS. P. MILLER .V Co.
/ A FOR RENT.—A huge fire proof \Vare
Ji'vijLhousnon St. Joscjih street, capable of contain
ing niiOO hales cotton. Possession given on the 1st
December in xt.
A Dwelling I lou.-i* on the north east corner of St.
.!«. -pli un ! r?t. Louis i-treets.
A Dwelling House on the; south side of St .Anthony
street, the first next west of Si. Joseph street. Pos
session given immediately.
A convenient DwellingHouse, with a largo lot on
Jackson street, opposite the Unitarian Church. Pos
session given immediately.
Foi terms, apply to
ttov4 JOHN n. TOULMIN
y‘ \ FOR RENT— A store and oiliee fronting
T-.'-lLthc wharf, near Dauphin street. Apply to
oct18 60tf i . L. K VDREU 8 & CQ.
^ FOli F F. N'T—From Ike First November—
Ji»*.JLan office on the 2d four of the building corner
of Conti and Commerce -t. Apply to
1,. t!5 %. C. CENTER & CO.
JifUjM-'Wcuniotl by Dr. McNally* at the corner of Dau
phin and Royal streets. .. plv to
net6 ‘ MOSF.LY & CO.
FOR Kb.N’T.—Tliteo stores on Water street
jb ^between 11 itHicuck’s illev,nnd Dauphin street
Apj-iyto lsop2:>] ROBEiiTSO.N & CO.
V TO 11EJS T.—Tlufce two 2 slory new brick
Dwelling ILmisch, mmated on the south side
of til. Michael street, between Claiborne ami Frank
Iiii streets, having five roo ts, pantries, closets nnd
cellars—together with kitcien, ironing rooms and
servant’s rooms. They c iUlm ready l *r occupancy
by the loth October asm ivil be rented low to good
tenants. Apply to I. C. DCBO.S E & CO.,
sep!3 43tf 89 Wnter-flt.
OFF 11 IE F*) LET. Fliat 1
:.JL fice with two rooms attached, over Nos. Sand
li) Commerce st., is fir root. Apply to
sept 10 T. 1\ MILLER & CO.
P( >TATOES A ND HA\ . - 180 I his prime
while Potatoes, CD bids prime Chenango do, lbO
bales prime Maine Hay, will be landed to-morrow
and for sale from the w harf, by
<lcc7 J. 11. RIVERS.
STOP THE THIEF!—Came to our Stable on
Thursday the 23rd iust., a man cvlling himself
WILLIAM II. JONES, and hired u horse, for the
purpose of ruling to Spring Hill, saying lie ha l some
business with a gentleman living there, ami that lie
would li possible be back the same evening, if not on
the next morning, his basi n**s being such that it
might detain him until themm day. Jones,or what
ever his name may be, is a man 5 feet 2 inches or
near that in height—in appearance about 21 years of
age. H • had on nt th * lime a grey frock coal, a fine
fur cap,and black pantaloons. The Horse is a large
grev about Hi hands high, nark mane and tail ami
carries himself finely. Any person either detaining
or giving such information as w ill enable us to obtain
possession of the I lorse ami Jones or either will bn
suitably lewarded by apply Waters & BnT’ord, at
the corner of Church a * I *E ! is.
<iec27k waters BUFonn.
( T L ASS W \ RE.--5M0 <! a half pint Tumblers,
Jf Star bottoms No. 1; tXK) d.-z half pint tavern
Tumblers, polished bottoms, No. 1; 500 doz half pint
Ohrystn! Glass Tumblers, polished bottoms No. 5;
50 dozen Cut, fiat plated bottom;, No. 7, instore and
for sale by COATES ic LAX, Agents,
dcc2tc J »Ht. Mtchat 1-st.
Notice.—with a view to paying my debts, 1
oiler for sale a valuable plantation adjoining llm
Greene Springs, in Greene c.unity, containing three
hundred acres—the most of which is rich bottom land,
and one hundred nnd fifty acres in a fine state of
cultivation. This hind is a part of the Greene
Springs tract, nod I would sell the whole Establish
ment, including the furniture, crops of corn, stock,
&c., on nccotnmpduting terms. I will insure, a
profitable investment to any capitalist, who is dis
posed to lake charge of the Hotel and Springs. It
the above property is not disposed of by the first tiny
of February next, I shall continue the improvements
ami will lie amply prepared to accommodate visitors
the next season. Any person wishing to purchase
can muko application before that time to the sub
scriber, at the Springs, or t<> Jr. Ige W. F. Fierce,
af F.utaw, when tile Terms will Im* made known,
dec. 2)22 WM. M. LVELL.
'Flic Tuscaloosa Monitor nnd Mobile Register will
insert 6 times, and forward account to \V. M. L.
Eutaw Advertiser.
ill. cypress bbls, for side by
CIRODE & WHITE,
dcr21 corner Commerce And Dauphin-Os.
rcpO MILLWRIGHTS.—Wanted a Millwright t«
M. put up Spiral vent wheel for a Saw Mill,one who
has been accustomed to the construction of such
whccels upon the principles of those constructed in
New Hampshire, will (iad immediate employment on
application to
,lec23c DESHA. SHEPPARD & CO.
f JAOTHE PLANTERS OF ALA HA MA.—The
JL subscrihcrs are authorised to contract for the de
livery in Mobile, of the best quality of Petit Gulf
Cotton Seed, on the most moderate terms, and will
make it the interest of Planters to enter into this ar
rangement. CIRODE & WHITE,
dec23 corner Commerce and Dauphin-ats.
ANGLES AND SOAP.—100 Imxes Kendall
&, Co’s Composition Candles, 100 bxs Sperm
Candles, 50 boxes No. 1 Soap, in store and for sale
by WHITAKER & SAMPSON,
dec23 24 St. Franciw-st.
C*~ 1 HKKKY BOUNCE AND WINE HITTERS.
" —20 half bbls Cherry Bounce, 20 bxs Axnea’
celebrated Wine Bitters, on consignment, lor sale
20 by ALEX. PRATT.
ALCLN ED BLASTER.—50 Mils fresh Cal
cined Plaster, landing from brig Patriot and for
sale by \V. EDMOND k CO.,
dcc23 9fi Coinmerce-st.
COFFEE—300 bags prime new crop Havana,
Rio, Java and St. Dmping'i Coffee, Ibr sale low
|)y CIRODE & WHITE,
dec corner Commerce and Dauphin-sts.
C1 ORN.—548 bag* white, lauding from steamer
J T. Saliuoiul, tor sale by
«!cc23 \VM. II. BUNNELL & CO.
FI LOUR, WHISKEY AND COFFEE.—190
bids superfine western Flour, lib) bbls western
Whiskey, 50 Mils Rochester mi l Baltimore Flour, 10
half bbls best Rye Flour, 50 hlf, qr. and 1-8 bbls
Buckwheat Flour, 80 bbls ami half bills old Rlonon
g; the la Whiskey, 200 sucks Java, Rio, Laguiru and
Havana Coffee, in store and for sale by
de.-2 : ALEX. PRATT.
PER 8TEAM ER M ERCH A NT.—100 bbls Flour
10 lihds prime Sugar, 25 casks Bacon Sides,
50 bbls Qew uicss Pork, for sale by
dec23 T. P. MILLER & CO.
WHISKEY—100 bbls old Rectified Whiskey,
full proof, to arrive per schooner Swallow, for
sale very low from the wharf, by
CIRODE & WHITE.
d23 corner Commerce and Dauphin st*.
PORK—20 bbU new Mess l’<nk, fur sale by
CIRODE & WHITE,
il23 corner Commerce and Dauphin sts.
OH. & CANDLES—12 casks winter strained
Sperm Oil, dtljbuxcs New Bedford Sperm Can
di •*, just Ian led and fir sale by
.It;;'24 HUNTINGTON'S: CLEVELAND.
7Vr«>PI(.;H.—The Aubecriber# to rhe New York
11 Albion, can receive the plates of Windsor Cas
I tie. by applying to D. C. LOWBER Sc CO.,
| dec27M 59 Coininerce-at.
Y ii !<: A Tii R,
ftp Jit i'll ! MEL I. l LINK, an,i Iasi ap|»’‘;uat.. ■; ,
; u’i "lie . -i ■ In* b t-engaged his Grandma Iter
j.» a -»i>; Imii i .'r* Ela-jii t lord.
Mr. D.t 1 M;:ihi.:* It.id Viilunicered his aid.
Saif's Family us».! l/i Petite I’arliae appear.
Fit st appeal liner- iu this Theatre, of the popular
! favotit ■, Mrs. Juli-i
TTil , I IF EVE SING, Pi.C. 3a. 1841,
i ll*' 1‘iitei l.iiinneiu of the evening w ill Commence
! with Herr Cline in his wonderful ASCENSION,
1 from the Stage t<> she Gallery, propelling a Wheul
■ barrow, in a novel manner, never performed l.y mty
| person but himself.
After which will In? jH'rfjvmed the play of
THE STRANGER.
The Stranger.Mr. Barton
! Solomon.John Greene
Mrs. Haller,.Mm. JohuGreeno
To be f. liow t d l»v the drama of
THE YANKEE IN TIME.
Jacob Jowsh.trp.Mr. Da i Marble
Emify Clermont.Miss Hamblin
l.a Petite (airline w ill dance a Fancy !>.; ice.
After which, Herr (’line and his Grandin thrr will
execute a Comic Pas <lt* Deux. Tito old lady is the
only person living \\Iu» can rival Herr Cline, she
having been his ent li'est preceptress.
To cowhide with the Superb Tableaux of
THE DEATH OF ABEL.
Characters.Ity the Swiss Fatnih
IN XCHANGE ON NEW YORK at start fight
-d a oil tip da)* .-.ipht, for sale by
.27 E. SI! ANY & CO.,6S Coinnu rce-*t.
171 XCHANGE ON NEW YORK*at •tan sight,
U for sale by JOS. AUZE & SON,
,|ei 23 3# St. Fraiu i'-st.
17XCHANGE ON —
Jd NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, and
NEW ORLEANS,
—far sale by GEO. Cl EVELAND, Jr.,
iicc23 20 St. Francis-fit.
EX \ ' ■ - Bills on New York at (i'i days,
for sale by
dec 17 ' JAMES MAGEE.
|7XCHANGE un NEW YORK at 60 days
Hi wight, for sale by
CD. DRUIN' & J. LF.CESNE,
I it 28 gf. Francl»f*t»
ITfXt HANGE ON NEW YORK, BOS l’ON,
H d Philailclphia and Baltimore, at 60 and 90 days
sight; Nashville, one dav’s sight, for sale by
JNO. B. TOLLMiN,
dec 16c 37 St. Michaol-st.
2 EXCHANGE ON ENGL AN D, for sale by
Jjd dccl i BARN EW ALL fe WANROY,
J7XCHANGE ON NEW ORLEANS. -Bill*
_d at 5 and 10 days sight, for sale by
Heell E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
J.1 AV 11."II I. "I""", * wi r» uii'i inn
lA Orleans, for sale bv
decll M• I*. E8LAVK k CO.
O XCH INGE on New York at lb days eight, for
M2A .sale bv WM. MILLIGAN & CO.,
decll ’ 84 8t. Michncbst.
« .* XCIIANGE on New York, at 30 days sight, for j
£ i sale by GARDNER A SAGEIi,
dec8 Conti-street.
riXCilANGl ON NEW l)RLEAN8 at 80dny*
.1 'i sight, for sale by
dee7 l). WHEELER, 8 Wnter-st.
171 XCH ANG f"ON LONDON & NEW YORK.
Vi M . !> E8LA.\ V $• C <>.
TN XCHANGE ON N. YORK—at 60 dn
jL.J for sale by GAItDN Ell & SAOlsR,
uct 11 * No. 6!) Commnrce-st.
{ a GXCHANE ON BALTIMORE & PllILA
1A DELPHI A, for sale by
GEO. CLEVELAND, Ju.,
dt»c3 20 St. Francis-st.
IIBERAL A1 >\ A N<5ES <"» «• ignm nl «<i
-A Cotton t«> our friends in New York, Boston and
Havre, made by
dcc23 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
J71 XCH INGE on New York at 8 days sight, foj
llsale by WM. MILLIGAN & Co.,
iiov2G 34 St. Michael st.
SAXCiiANGE on New York and Boston, for sale
lil.y | n2'Jj F. SHAW A CO.. 84 Com. at.
ITiXCHANGli on Nc.v York, at short si?.lit, for
sale by CH. DRU1N A J. LECKSNE,
uS7 26 St. Francis st.
i EXCHANGE on New Orleans, at one day’s sight
JS_i for sale by
11-37 STEVENSON FORBES,31 St. Fra rcis-st
BA XCHANGE on New York. at 3 days sight, for
Hi sale by W. MILLIGAN A CO.
n27 31 St. Michael street.
071XCHANG *•'. on Now York, for snle by
fr’J n26 ELLIS & GREEN, 68 Commerco-st.
BA XCHANGE ON PROVIDENCE at 60 days]
I 'A paya) le in Providence or New York, for sale by
nl3 WHITAKER A. SAMPSON. 24 Franeis-st
(71 XCHANG E"ON .*;\V ORLEANS—Checks
5^4 ut Jsialit fur cab- by
nii 1). WII 1-jELER, 8 Wnter-st.
If 71 XCHANGE on Ih.bimore at60days.sight,for by
Q A nl H. A. SCIIUOEDER. 28 St. Fr-mcis at.
STERLING EXCHANGE at 60 days sight, for
sale by PATTERSON & MALCO.MSON,
decl8 ’ Coinmerce-sl.
SIGHT CHECKS ()N NEW ORLEANS, for
sale by [decll] E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
/CHECKS ON PHILADELPHIA, for •9320,
Kj $2090, $1826 46, SI600, for sale by
n23 WHITAKER A SAMPSON. 21 St. Franc is-st
Cl HECKS on Philadelphia, for sale l»y
/ WHITAKER A SAMPSON,
novlO No 21 St. Francis street.
(CERTIFICATES OF DE POSIT E on Motttgo
J mery and Tuscaloosa, purchased by
ii6 * G. W. TARLETON, 72Commerce st.
\ BOBILE BANK STOCK—10Shares fur sale by
.Ttl nil) G. W. TARLETON,72 Cmnineice-st
TUTONTGOMERY BANK Certificates of Depo
ifX site Wanted, by
E. L. ANDREWS It CO.
lioNTGOMERY CERTIFICATES OF DE
Jl POS1TE wanted by
n.’.tf RIVES, BATTLE & CO.
IBERAL ADVANCES will be made by the
-A subscribers on Cotton consigned to their friends
in Liverpool, Glasgow and New-York.
dec 16 J AS. REID & CO., 10 St. Michael-st.
ADVANCES ON COTTON.—The subscriber
will in'tke advances on Colton consigned to his
correspondents in Liverpool, Havre and NewYork.
ARCH’D GRAC1E,
decll corner Conti and Coinmerc st*.
Advances on cotton.—The suiwcniwr
will make advances on cotton consigned to his
friends in Liverpool, Glasgow, Now York und Bos
ton. * [ilec7] D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
1)VANCES ON COTTON.-We will make
liberal Advances on Cotton consigned to us for
sale in this market, or for Shipment to oar friends in
Liverpool, Havre, New Yolk, Boston or New Or
leans. E. L. ANDREWS & CO.
oct27 (Mviino cor Commerce & Dauphin-sis.
ADVANCES ON COTTON^Liberal advan
ces made on consignments of Cotton to my
friends in Liverpool.
dec.7 JAMES HAGAN, 24 Conti-st.
DVANCES ON COTTC>N~—The subscriber
will make advances on Colton shipped to his
friends in Liverpool or New York.
dcc.7 GEO. MARTIN, 15 Watcr-st.
A DVANCES ON COTTON consigned to J
jflL Ilolford St Co., Liverpool, will l»e made by
dec8 OUDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
Advances on'cotton.—ti»p oUu«rii>ers
will make liberal advances on Colton consigned
to their friends in Liver|v>ol and New York,
dio 1 McGRAN ^ NOONAN.
mENSTESSEE LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.—
L A first rate article, for sale l»y
decl7 1>. B. CRANE & CO., 37 Water-st.
LIVE OIL .AND W CSCAf.—150 baskets
Olvive Oil, 100 boxes Muscat Wine, landing
ek Tallsit, for sale by
dec 18 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
C* HA MPAGNE.—20 baskets Asehur brand,u ve
/ ry superior wine, for sale bv
dec2l JOHN C. RYAN.
N CONSIGNMENT—I Woes, Hay, Mackcr
el, Codfish, Herrings, Pickt-d Fish, Candles,
Coffee, Gin, Brandy, &c., will Iw soli low from the
wharf, by [dec 24J J. H. RIVERS.
ItUSII POTATOES—100 lumpers genuine Irish
Potatoes, a prime article, for sale by
d<‘c 23 T. P. M.1LLER k CO.
DOMKST1CS.—50 bales S. JU. Osnaburj|S, No.
1; 30 bales 3. C. Shillings, 3-4; 30 bales
Bosrah Drillings, 31 and 7-8; 10 eases Blued do,
for sale by McGRAN k NOONAN,
d«c22 | St. JMinbael-st.
fNRUITS.—200 whole, half and qr. boxes Rai
sins, 25 drums Smyrna Fiat, 10 keg* White
Grapes, 10 kegs Currants, 25 fibls Dried Apples,
for sale by
doc22 THOS. P. MILLER & CO.
(1ANU1KS.—50 boxes nssoted Candies, from
J Stewart’s Steam Refinery; 5 boxes Rock Can
dy, fn sale by [dec23] T. P MILLER & CO.
FODDER.—30 bales land ng from steamer Ca
lm wba, for sale by
dec23 C. A. GILDER'’, 50 Commerce-9t.
j
I
.Vtifstifi >
|i lif.uVv t. I*
J nut -a* mg to Ida
j If gam tally. tn. t ti* ifuriv.-u u .. .
j ( 1 >-'!Pil'i T :«:• I ' the An-ri •,>»» 'J'hrntrr, New
Orleans, will | '' 1 '■ k vv i i n in this city, com
mencing on It . ■< * V fcviniftt neat. Tills coinj.u*
I ny i urkiK'w l.*.|r it.* !>.; -nperh.w iu point of talent,
to tiny which hav vU '•* I tin smithcm country for urn*
j nv venrs, and ii ; < cs (h:ti wonderful l» »y, Master
; 11 & ns a M>i-/, v .'•• a performances excite the most
lively interest w! m .< r ho appears
At u very gni » xpense, the Managers have cn
1 caged Mr. I.v.ci i\ >hth, universally acknowledged
I to be the greater Hi ler in the world, who will per
form a few night* oily, previous to his departure for
Havana. Patticblais in Bills.__dee!7
NOTIOK.—Tin- Copartnership Ii. setulcieexisting
between the ndtcriliers at Mobile, Ala., undei
the tinn of U. STEilllNS & CO., is this day dis
solved by mutual c *n-mt;—either party is aoth.uis*
1 ed to use tin name Mthf* lat • firm in liquidation.
SAMUEL ST I'd »i I.VS will continue bnsiuers in
| hi} own name ami i-r nis individual account.
Ii. STEP HI NS,
JOHN baouwer,
♦ SAM’L STEBbl.NS.
\ u-\ork N ft I 11- 48? S§«
NOTICE.—The diiMJiiition of the firm ROB
ERTSON & Cf., took pi t''.* • n the 7tli inst.,
l-v mult .1 consent. WM. H. ROBERTSON,
HENRY MYERS,
dec.0 JOS. E. MURRELL,
in ISSOZ.l I !<> -file connecti hi in business
• > iicrei d *rc e\w <; between the tin-E rsigne l as
publishers of ih- Me Jk,antr and Planters Journal, is
dissolved from an I JTr this date.
C. A. STl’AK'P,. HaIuiic charged with tile settle
ment of tin; outsta-thogbusiness, to whom all per
sons indebted wik ) . ne make immediate payment,
and those holding r|al>u- against the concern, are re
quested to hand ilium ia at their earliest convenience.
S. F. WILSON,
n it 80 Mtf C. A. STI IR V.
NO riCE—I’hqco-partnership heretofore existing
lietwoen the inhscribers, under the name and .
linn of Thompso' Shkf.v f, was by mutual con
sent dissolved on tin 1st day of November, 1S4I.
l)r S. Monlnca* has charge of the settlement of
the business of the jroheern, who alone (or his agent)
is authorised to rosts^Hfr debts due th i firm. Per
sons hiving ' -• 'J” U ** ** *****v" **
prwseut them to him An settlement.
DRURY THOMPSON,
nov29 C.S. SIIREVE.
Geo. Conway is autlinrU-d to receipt for debt*
due to Thompson & fihreve, ami to attend to the set
tlement of their accounts generally,
nov29 is ii s. MORDECAI.
COPARTNERSHIP — M. I > ESLA\ \ having
t taken Mr. LOUIS E. MONTANDON into
partnership on the 1st inst., the business will here
after lie conducted under the linn of M. D. ESLAVA
& CO. deel ltf
ti ui \ It I I!, l to 111 r.— I lie undersigned nave as
1 seriated themse ves in the General Commission
Busincss, iiiuler ilie (inn of GlkSTAVUS BEAL &
CO., am! have taken the oilier in Hagan's buildings,
Co.ui-st. GUSTAVOS BEAL,
dec2 \. II. IVELLOWB.
DISSOLI TIONr—The copartnership of Daven
port & Sewall,expired hv its own limitation
on the 1st day of October Inst. («. Davenport fet
tles the business of tit* concern.
GOKilAM DAVENPORT,
dei 2 r.r. vi *MIN C. SEWA1 L.
Dissolution of copartnership.—
Notice is hereby fivon to all concerned, tha^
the copartnership in tue Iron Foundry business at
Mobile, known under the name of James Curry &
Co., has been this (I.ivdissolved. Al! persons hiv
ing claims against snii! (inn on account of the Mo
bile Foundry, will pletse present I hem for settle
ment. [oct2965tf JAMES CURRV.
REMOVAL.—Thei let igiwdhai removed from
48 Dauphin to Bt. Francis street, where he
offers for sale on acconmodating terms, a large as
sortment of FURNITl RE. Entrance 32 Water and
23 St. Francis street.
nov2P i J. C GW INN.
FI EMOVaL.—Tin ; bscribers have removed u*
w the corner ol Counmrce and St. Michael-sts.
octl5 SMITH it DABNEY.
REM()\ AL.—The undersigned have removed to
(irst store in the new block of buildings, oppo
site their late office. F. SIIAVV & CO.
novS 71 Commerce-st.
EM Ol K L.—VOtfa&EDAY & SEA lis\
Booksellers U Station k h, have removed
to the store formerly -cupied by John Stephenson &
Co. No. 3(» Dauphin sireet. nov8
I A Rl).—>100 k« me Leaf Lard, for salebi
J J* >: \ - riir.H.EV, t w.n, ,-ft.
St\VE K'FTfAL UU WINE.—20 tjr casks land
ing from brig Moptic ami for sale hv
dec.27 JOHN O’REILEY, 4 Water-st.
,k(Hk BBLS. POTATOES, in good order,-by
HI dec27 I! 1RKIS it BOSS.
B\ t i (i I N' * 1N D R PI DO p cb henry 11
to lb inches Kentucky Bagging, 330 coils lirsl
quality Kentucky Ruie, m store and for sale by
dcc27 ELLIS & i RE EN, 68 Commerce-st.
PICKLES AND U1SINS.- tO boxes half giil
loti Pickles, 200L>xes M. R. Bunch Raisins, in
store, for sale by ELLIS & GREEN,
dec27 68 Commcrcc-at.
SUGAR \M> MOLASSES_211 hhd. Loulf
ianu Sugar, 52 b'.dt Molasses, (cypress bids) in
store, for sale by ELLIS &. GREEN,
dec27 68 Commerce-st.
SILT—1500 sacks Liverpool Salt, (bleached
sacks,) for sale by: ELLIS & GREEN,
dec 27 G8 Com. st.
SOAP—30 boxes Mjs. 1 and 2 brown Soap,
25 do whit* perfumed do.
In store, for sale by ELLIS GREEN,
<!« i' 27 68 <Sam, tt.
IpKAS.—Landing film brig Mobile and for sale
1 decay by JOHfl O'REILEV, I Water-st.
riuMDn " w—ion dovc .iuu nan mixes manuiur
J- lured Tobacco, nsairted qualities and approved
brands. In store, fir sip.- by
dee 27 El.LI a & G REEN, 68 Coin. st.
A CON AND MESS PORK.—25 casks Cin
cinnnti Sides and shoulders; 50 bbls mess (in
spected) Pork, for sale By
dec22 P. McCASKILL, 18 Commerce-at.
F'BLOCK AND WHlVKEY.—40 Imi.oU How
ard-st. Flour, 35 bhl* western Flour, 50 bills
I Rectified Whiskey, for shle liy
dec22 P. MeCApKlLL, 18 Commerce-st.f
WANTED—To | unliase or hire by the month,
a good Horse, Dmy and Harness; also, to
hire a smart Drayman. Apply to
| dec2l ALEX. PkATT, 30 Commerce-st.
WFDFS I ROM, 3ti:el, naTls, &c.-—
Swedes Iron of all sites; Steel of all kinds; Cut
Nails of Swedes Iron; Sheet, BanJ and Hop Igon;
(iiu Castings; Iiollow-vfire; Horse Shoe Iron and
Nails and 10 tons Rail Ity-id Iron, lor sale by
McGiAN St NOONAN,
dec22 i 6 St. Micliael-sl.
Al L, KOAl) I lUlSt .In l.y
^ M. D.FdLAVA & CO.,
decl8 70 Commerce-st.
DEN PARK Mill is GUN POWDER.—I
WM. H. BUNNELL & CO., Agents for the
sale of this celebrated Border, have recently receiv
ed a full supply of FFF U and FF G, in kV.gs, halt
kegs and canisters. (lee 18
WHITE &. SSoWff HAVANA si A .AKS,—
landing from Bchr. ltlautic mid for sale by
dec21 W. EDHQND^t OQt, 96 Comincrce-st.
C BOUGHS! COl.DV!—H\n excellent Cough Mix
y lure prepared aad for tale cheap at No. 30 Roy
al street, Mobile. dec21
SMALL LOT SUPERIOR RIFLES, of ’IVy
oa & Co's celebr.itedmanufacture, for sale by
WM. D. WILSON,
dec2I corner St Francis and Water-sts
RAISINS.—50 boxeahmi half boxes bunch Rai
sins, for sale by
dec-21 JOHN C. RYAN.
HUTTER.—25 liikini choice Goshen Butter,
for sale by [der2-Q JNO. C. RYAN. w
CB HESTER COUNTt TnAILs7—5(»0 kqgs
J Chester County Nails, assortnd 4 to 20d, just
received, for sale by E. ('. CENTER & CO.,
dec22 corner Conti and Coinincrce-sts.
HITE LEAD, SHOT, Ate..—400 kegs while
Lead, No. 2. B and extra; 500 bags Drop
Shot, all sizes; 150 boxes Colgate £t Co’s No. 1
Soap; 50 bbis canvassed Hauit, of superior quality,
for sale by
dec22 Me GRAN & NOONAN.
Bagging, rope and wine.—ioo piece#
Kentucy Bagging; 10!) c<jils Kentucky Rope;
500lbs very suiierior Twine, for sale by
CIRODE «; WHITE,
de<-24 corner CoinnieYee and I>uupliiu-st*.
ORDAG E, N A V A I. STORES, &c—120 coils
Hemp and Manilla Cur^ige, assorted
30 bids Tar, Pitch and Rosin
20 bundle.* Oakum
20 dozen Ship ami Draw Basket.;, landing from
brig Patriot aad for sale by
<123 W. EDMOfr!) & CO., 90 Com, st.
LltlUOKS—30 qr cusksjAmcrican Brandy
10 hall ami qr pipes ohiCogu ,c Biandy
1 pipe pure Holland tiin
10 bids Moaongahela Vhiskey.on consignment,
lor sale very cheap by Cl (ODE & WHITE,
d23 corner CoAinmc and Daupliin-sta.
iting the city i" »ii • . .
I’liE 1IRY GOODS. The whole it which has j
been purchased or In tiled from l’.uru|»eaii packets
withia a f**w week* an 1 will !«e f und to contain a i
most varied and desirable ti.-*01 ttnc.it, at such re- '
'unrkullu law pri >•, as must ensure entire sutisfac- :
ti.m to even piirrluser* The f liming articles will j
be found in the as -itment.
Silks—Heavy Bux lie (Jrn* Je Naps
Rich plain Putdte ilc Sni
do striped and figured CJioj d'umttre
Richest rep* with elegant satin strii>es
Splendid mnbre,glace nu t rlnoc Silks, latest sl\ les
Hlk and f'loe-hlk silks; do do and c**lM Satina
M.ujchnJ Delaines—A new xssoi tment auiull Gg
ures, for children'* wear
Rich plaid, French manufacture, ail wood
InM quality, mode colors, with satin stripes
super!) C’hine delaines, very I i-lii : table
do Nnzxuriue bide groan I dr Inane
Calicoes—10 case* American Prints, all qualities
G cases English, latest *•;.!«■*; 4 do splendid do
5 do Farwitutt! 1’t " > price; 3 do do English
J-iucits—S eases 4*1 S> .unis, (truss Ideach
3 eases bird’s-eye l>'* ; 3 bales Russia do
G. 7. 8. and 10-4 tabl do and Damasks
5, 8 and 10*4 Linen Sheeting, cheapest ever oft’et
e 1 in this city.
Brown and white Damask Table Cloths. i
Linen Cambric Handkerchief*
Plain, hem-stitched, and a riviere do
Linen (’ambries and Lawns, all qualities
Shawls, Multilists aw! Scarfs—
Splendid Velvet, Flush Chine and Silk Mantilla
Rich silk, satin and cashmere Shawls
Taglmnc, Rob Roy ami woollen Slmvvls
French Wool Shawls, a new and desirable nr
Chine Scarfs, silk ami satin liandkis
Velvet Points and Ladies Cravats
Mousseline tie La inn and Chally Shawls
Flannels and Blankets—3 bis extra line Saxony
6 bis medium quality, white and red Flannel:
3 do real Welsh warranted not to shrink in
washing.
6 Ids low price Blankets; 3 do large and he*
3 do largest Whitney, libbon-hound
G do Negro Blankets, the whole of these vvi'
sold unusually l"vv.
Hosiery—Pure! *•* 1 * # nis establi*
a Coalpit to a.-soWiueii m Tm* best tlcscrq
English llosi -ry.
200 do*. white, blue and black Cotton Hose
l'K) do gray, slate and unbleached tin
200 do white Merino and Lambs-wonl do
200 do blk ('ashinere, Molmir ami Worsted do
40 tit) heavy Raw Silk
40 do do white ami hlk Eng, Silk Hosiery
A full assortment of children's Hosiery
Cents Metino and La mbs-wool half-hose
do do Shirts ami Drawers
Cloak Stuff's—English Merino, tilde width
A new style Alpacen Lustre; blk Saxony Cloths
Drum ami hlk Bombazines; Cuslinieriim*,
Domestics.—A full assortment of brown ami bleach
ed Domestics, Shirting, Stripes, Drillings, Deimims,
Osnaburgs, Negro Kerseys, &c. at manufacturers
prices, together with a variety of other articles, such
as—Kentucky Jenna
Plain ami plaid Linaeyg, Cnssiincres, Satinetts
'Puscaii and Sinvvv Bonnets, Furniture Calicoes
Furniture Dimity, Apron and Funiturc Checks
L.ulies and Gents black and rul'd Kill Gloves
Silk and cotton Umbrellas, Tickings
Burlaps, Crapes, Pins, Needles, Tape
Spool Cotton, Corsets, Head llundkfs
Paper Muslins, Linen Cambrics
Juflprt, Swiss, Cambric and Nainsook Mtt*lins
Stripes and Plaids, Muslin Edgings, Inserting*
and Laces, Infant Robes and Frock Bodices
Damask Moreens ami Window Mullins
The whole ol which will ho sold cheap for cash on
ly. _ dec28
f\] If,\V CON I' KLTH) A A E i r.S I A 111.Ir5ll -
Lx MENT.—J. M<GlNJS18t respectfully informs
h» friends and the public in general, that in addition
to bis BAKEEV,be lias commenced the CONFEC
TIONARY BUSINESS, in all its branches. Hav
ing engaged experienced workmen lie hopes tu 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 bis stock
is entirely new made of the best materials, and lie is
ready to supply them by wholesale with every arti
cle in the Confectionary line und no extra charge
made for packing and shipping.
d‘2()K mo 1(H» Dauphin street, Mobile, Ala.
ION DON PORTER, RAISIN8 & CHEESE,
-A —Landing from brig Mobile—
59 casks London Porter, superior bund, in qts
and pints; 50 bxs Goshen Cheese
100 boxes Bunch Raisins, for sale by
dec23 ALEX. PRATT, 30 Comincrce-sf.
CUIRlSTMAS PRESENTS—Heath's Book (d
J Beauty; Heath's Picturesque Annual
Heath's Keepsake
F fie in-sbip’M Offering
Tim Gift, nu American Annual
The Violet, a Juvenile Annual
The Poets of America, edited by John Koose
—And n large variety of Juvenile Books suitable for
the season. f»lec2l] S. W. ALLEN.
S‘IDES.—30 ca k Ciin imilli cure I. Wliiskey
10S bbls Rectified, a superior article
Flour—109 bbls superfine inspected
Sugar—50 lilids prime New Orleans
Pork—80 bbls prime
Beef—40 half bbls mess Beef
Sperm Candles—50 Ikixcs New Bedford, a supe
rior article. Pepper—25 bags.—The above
goods are for sale to arrive per steamer Southernor,
dec24 by LATH\M HULL & SON.
FLOCK.—loo bbls snperflne western; fiObbli
and half bbbls northern Family Flour, for sale
by CIRODE & WHITE,
dee2l corner Commerce and Dauphin-sts.
LOAF SUGARS.—50 bbls Boston No. 1 Lon
and Crushed, 30 bbls N O Loaf Sugar, for sale
low by CIRODE & WHITE,
deci24 earner Commerce and Dauphin-sts.
|»U 1 1 bn.—28 iirkius uoslien Dairy nutter, oil
*3 consignment, for sale low by
Cl RODE & WHITE,
dec24 corner Commerce and Daupliin-sts.
OS HEN BUTTER AND CH E ES1 —17 lir
3 kins Butler, 138 boxes Cheese, landing from
brig Mobile, for sale by
dec.23 WM. H. BUNNELL & CO.
■71 URN ITU RE FOR SALE.—A lot of second
I-1 baiuk Furniture, generally ns good us new, com
prising Sofa, Centre Table, Mahogany, Chairs, &c.
Apply to JOHN O’REILEY,
dec21 19cw 4 Water st.
Will1T E AND CHEN A NCR FT'OTATO Es7—
401) bbls white and Chenango Potatoes, in ex
cellent order, for sulc by
de«:22 J. If. RIVERS.
P" <)RTSMOUTH AND PORTLAND HAY.—
325 bales prime Portsmouth uml Porland Hay,
best quality, for sale by
d«c22 J. II. RIVERS.
WHTT1: 1UV A N A SUGAR”—10 boxes, in
good order, for sale by
dec22 I). WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
WATER CRACKERS.—80 half bbls in fine
order, for salt* by
dec22 I). WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
Aits eTlles7madei RA a wo PORT WINE
—50qr casks Marseilles Madeira; 30 do Port
Wine, for sale by
dig OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Watarget.
fiiwivM V SEVEN thousand CIGARS,
X just received from Havana, and for sale on rea
sonable terms. They are Canon**, La I’loi Itcgu
lias, and Trahucos, of the la-st quality.
dec22 I’. I'. HARRIS.
ACKEREL.—100 l»rrel«N«. 1,2 and 8 Mack
erel, 20 b:ilf bhU NV« 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel, fur
sale very law to consignments, bv
dec22 _ J. II. RIVERS.
C1HOICE CIGARS.—Regalia, Canones, and
/ Ceres Millar, for sale by
dct‘22 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
WINTER STRAINED SPERM OIL.—1000
gallons pure Winter Strained S|»erui Oil, just
received tier ship Floridian a verv suporior article,
fur sale by GUSTAVUS BEAL & CO.,
ill <18 Hagan's new buildings, Conti-st.
JUST RECEIVED Irom Havana, n largeussort
inent of Cigars of the following brands—Impc
riales, Regalias, Uanones, Trahucos, Senndos, Dos
llcrmanoes, anil for sale wholesale and retail, at
Royal-street 48 and 50 at JO. CALCINA'S Barlier
Shop, who imports them direct from the l»cst manu
factures in Havana, dee?l
l^ORTElt AND ALE, just landed from ship Co
X lumbtis from Liverpool, for sale by
der.20 _ I). WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
SALT AFLOAT and on the wharf, for sale by
dec20 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
AIRRANK’8 PATEN T PLATFORM
of all sizes, for sale hy
dec22 McGRAN & NOONAN.
| BOXES ami half boxes Honey Dew Gobi
3 til/ L< af Tobacco, for sale by
WM. D. WILSON,
dec21 corner St. Francis and Water-sts.
Of|Q KEGS CHESTER COUNTY NAILS
OVM3 assorted sizes, daily expected, for sale t<
arrive by WM. D. WILSON,
1 dcc21 corner Water and St, Francis-sls.
( U V 1 l s s / u.l .i lr t. if I S,
dS8 • tin 88 Si• M hntl st.
i i U A V. A CO,,
Wholesale Ueah is in every description of
HA TS, V >07 -V AND SHOES,
«leol I Xn. 27 Dauphin-st.,—Mouii.k.
j * \:. _ < H R!VERS,
GOMMJS 70.V MERCHANT,
MoRtt.K.
Will give particular ullention to the *alo of all kinds of
NORTHERN l’RODVCE.
ti. ii. Johnson.
SHOES. BOOTS, /.'ATS, DON.WETS, DOMESTIC
COTTONS, KEB9EYS, Sc., at wholesale,
atf 49 Water street, up stairs.
J \ v i ji HOS. OON1 S,
IMPORTER OF BRANDY AND ITINES,
nl7 31 8t. MiehaeJ-aueet, Mobile.
ROlflN m' A - ! L \IM'.
MERCHANT T IffoRS AND CLOTHIERS.
AT TilK CM VARIETY STORE;
nl7 C »rner < \ ernu ent and Wa er-streeta.
D BALL*
C O M M I S S I - s M i: R 11CHAN T.
fnbile. [sept27 6m J
V y v'O.N'NKLL . 4 O.MT/'INK, Ow.MUissiuM
MfltCli J--S, Liptrjotn.
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and 100 do Dundee
CANDLES—200 bxs \V. U. Rodman * in
Cn miles
RO|*E—600 cods Russia, 100 do Kentucky
DOMESTICS—20 bales No. 1 Osnahurg*
20 bales Blown Drills & 20 do brown .Shirtings
COFFEE—300 jacks Havana, 200 do Rio
350 do St. Domingo and 50 do old Gov’t Java
TO BA' 'CO—200 h\s various brands, pound lumps
TVN INF.—8 bales 3 ply baling Twine
CEMENT—264 bids Hydraulic & 300 bis Roman
NAILS—100 kegs Parker &. Son’s best
BRANDY—5 halfpipes Champagne
5 pipes Sviguctte and 6 pipes American
UMBRELLAS—40 dozen cotton Umbrellas, a
good article
WINES—17 cases choice old Port
10 casks choice Moselle
10 qr ranks very choice old Sherry
3 “ “ “ ** “ Madeira
PRINTS—30cases new style Full Ri\er Prints
IRON—12 toiu assorted Iron
SUGAR.—28 bids No. 1 powdered and crushed
Sugar
HOLLAND GIN—4 pipes very superior
SI IEET1NG9—7 cases5-4 &6-4blc’d Walshams
WHITE LEAD—13,000 extra in kegs of 25lbs,
50IIh to SOOIbs •
26,00011)9 No. 1 in kfg.s of 2511)9,501bs to 5001bs
OILS—50 baskets Bordeaux Oil
5 casks winter strained Sperm Oil
dec28ltltlO Otlice, 35 St Michncl-st.
ti ARGO OP FRI I I', WINES, kc. DIRECT
f EROM MALAGA.—The subscribers offer for
sale to the tradi on liberal terms, the cargo of the
Spanish Faluca “Mistico del Carmen,” just in from
Malaga, consisting of the following—
Bags soft shelled Almonds; bags Fillierts
Boxes Muscatel Raisins; boxes L .nous
Half do do do; half bxs Lemons
Or do do do; kegs wliitu Figs
Boxes white Figs; kegs Olives
Bags Salouzas; boxes Grapes
Jars Grapes; bids Espcraiizn Almonds
Bags Walnuts; casks Claret
The above cargo lias lieen particularly selected ami
will bo sold on the wharf at prices as low as the ar
ticles can be had front the northern markets, war
ranted to be in lino order and of superior quality.
Uec28 M. 1). E8LAVA k CO.
Bagging, rope and twine.—aoo pcs
East India (iiinnv Cloth, 46in. 2Jlh|)cr yd; 500
do imitation do 44 and 46in 2 and 2Jlb per yard
300 pieces Kentucky Bagging, 44 and 46in
300 do Alabama Bagging
300 do Dundee do, 44in. and heavy
300 coiL ItrtKSflH'-pc.lB strands
200 do Kentucky Rope
400 do Russia Hemp Repo
50 do Bombay Rope
SOOCIbs superior 3 ply Twine—for talo on ac
commodating terms, by
dec22 McGRAN & NOONAN.
* LOOK A TTHIS l! "
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DRY
GOOD STORE, No. HI Dauphin .street, on the
PtJ.hr Square.— DltUCKER & PINCUS, beg leave
to inform the ladies and gentlemen, that they have
just opened the above named store with a splendid
assortment of FANCY DRY GOODS, amongst
which will be found a large assortment of French
Goods, from the celebrated manufactures of B. Lu
pin and A. Colliard & Co. consisting of—
Superior black and live Beach Bombazine
Rich figured Bombazine, a quite new article
Splendid embroidered Muslin do Laino
Black and blue black Grog de Grain
Figured and colored do do
Faany Elssler Cloaks, a superior quality, just
from Parifc
Silk Shawls of every description and the newest
styles
A variety of Chine, Satin and Plush Points at 50
to 75 cents
An assortment of Silk Scarfs of the newest styles,
amongst which are some Velvet Scarfs at $15, a
beautiful article
Super black Clmuilla Veils, from &2 to $25.
Silk Hose and ball Hose; worsted do and half do
Cotton Hose of every description
Silk Gloves, worsted do, Hoskin do, Kid do
Best Vienna Thread Lace, Vienna Edging
Super Needlework Edging
Super Inscrtings
A very extensive assortment of French, Swiss and
Scotch Collars and Pellerines; also, plain nnd ruf
fled mourning Collars, which will be sold very cheap.
Abo, for (imtlemen.
Super west of England Cloth
Extra Cassimerc, plain and figured
Extra super plain and Umlered Silk Vestings
Best black Satin and Velvets
Super Silk Shirts, extra Merino do
Merino Drawers, Hose and half Hoso
Silk Gum Elastic Suspenders
Beaver, Silk ami Kid Gloves
Linen and Silk Handkfs, black and Italian Cravats
Gentlemen’s Scurfs and Prince de Joinville Cravats
and a great assr.uiiout of other goods too numerous
to detail.
DRUCKER & PINCUS respectfully announce
that having made the purchases perHonally, out of
New York and Philadelphia at the lowest cash prices,
do not hesitate in saying, that they new offer their
extensive stock of Fancy Dry Good', wholesale and
retail at such prices which must secure them a liberal
xlmre of patronage—they invite the public to call ami
examine their goods amljEbi! then* that they will
exert all their cm rgie^jjj^KMdeaeo them. d20
For Ill-own, Ha
vana, 245 bags pMpR|^Vn Coflee,
43 m Cigars, of' varioui Urnnds, and nil of best
quality. Apply to JOHN GIBSON,
dec 24 ‘30, St Michael si.
-aX #50 REWARD.-vrRan uway from the
yAsubscriber on the iiioriiing of the 19th insl.,
V^l negro boy GEORGE, about 5 feet 6 or 8
^ inches high, aged 24 yeurs, complexion near
a full black—front teeth good—jaw teeth bad. The
subscriber has owned him hut a short time, and
learns since he took his leave, that George is an old
offender in this way. He was purchased from Mr.
Zuntz, who brought him from Charleston, S. C.
d^21 _THOS. HOLLAND.
A CHEAP VARIETY STORE,
HATS!
The subtler liters have just received per Floridian,
a fresh supply of Silk and Fur Hats, assorted quali
ties, which they will sell cheap as the cliea|)est Ibr
cash. ROBINSON & STCJART,
corner Gov't and Water sir.,
dccl7 Sign of the Mninmnth Boot.
NOTICE.—The
subscribers take this
method to inform their
friends aad the public
in general that they
have opened the large
and convenient STA
BLE on Royal street, 150 yards south of the Man
sion House, where tlu*v cun ueemmuodate 100 Horses.
Drovers can rent stalls and feed their own horses, or
have them stalled and fed by the proprietors, with as
lunch care tuid at as moderato prices as any estab
lishment, in the city.
Horses and Carriages to let at all times.
P. WATERS,
Uccl3 11k mo THOS. BUFORD.
IThXeMBN’S INSURANCE CO.OF MORII.F,
N\ .'12 St. Francis-street, continues to take Ma
rine, l.’Ver ami Fire Risks. The oflice is open all
day. Applications lor Fire Risks r.re requested to
he lua le l\fore 12 o’clock M ; and for Marine Risks
at any houYduring the day.
CHARLES WHITE, President
O.y. IIASWELL, Vice President’
DIRECTORS
John F.P^los, Charles Aure,
13r. Tardy. \ Charles White.
John K. CollW Wm. A. Ferrell,
J. C. Ch.miheAain, Cits. Cu'.Ium,
O.P. HaswellX Jos. Hall, •
I. H. Erwin, Geo.Cl. Prentrhr,
U. W. Allen, Wm. H.Chid;ey,
Rich'Xu. Redwood.
JAS. 7. FRANKLIN, Secretary
Thomas Longfikld,Inspector. nOv5 *.
IOtobIlb INSURANM omimNV N
I*I. Ojfict X*o. 34 St. Francis street.
Insures against Fire, Marine aud River Risl •».
DIRECTORS.
Jonathan Emanuel, John Sinpaon.
II A.Schroeder, Tho». W. McCov,
J. Blood good, H. O. Brever,
Ales. Pope, B. F. MarsUjl, #
R Desha, J. A. M. P»«r ie,
U. V. Montague, H. Barney,
J. FMANUEL, hesUmt.
Thos. 8. King, Secy. hurt
Merchants’ insi’iiancE compYny of
MontLE—Capital. $250,000 paid in am\ secur
ed agreeably to the requirements of its charted.
This Company continues to make insurance agiins t
loss or damage o.? River or Marine Risks, and acamat
(Ire on brick buildings and merchandise in the city.
The public may rely on a prompt adjustment nflot
aes. Direct# xs.
H. B.Gwathmey John B. Toulmin.
J. J.V. Wanroy, Joseph E. Sheffield
Charles Gascoigne Wm. H- Pratt.
James G. Whitaker, Newton St. John.
Win. Jones Jr. J. U. Sehill,
Hindman Barney, Latham Mitchei:,
Wm. P. Molett.
H. B. GWATHMEY, President.
It. S. Burker,Secretary. jnn24 M
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
FIT 11E undersigned, appointed agent for the PRO
JL TECTION INSURANCE CO. of Hartford
Connecticut, is now prepared !• take risks against
fire on Stores and Dwellings (of brick or wooif) and
their contents,- a!se Marine er river risks on cottou
and merchandize of any description.
The rates ef premium charged will be ns low as
any other office, and claims for loss or dapmge sus
tained promptly adjusted
JNO. C. RYAN, Agent,
cor8 57lf cor. Conti & Water sts.
1N8UR «CE—Hazard A Fowler, scents for
the Hartford Insurance Ce. are now inking risks
against Fire, mi (Jetton in Presses, end on Merchan
dize. and Brick Buildings in the city of Mobile, nil
IIWPBEWEItZBSt A«;i:\< Y.
NOTICE.—The uadersigned hereby gives notice
of bis having been appointed Underwriters
Agent for the following earned Insurance Companies
of Philadelphia, viz :
North American Insurance Company.
Insurance Co. ok the State or Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia Insurance Company.
Union Insurance Company.
United States Insurance Company.
Marine Insurance Company.
Atlantic Insurance Company.
Washington Insurance Company.
Delaware Insurance Company.
American Insurance Company.
Phucnix Insurance Company.
Delaware Count y Insurance Company.
Ilia WM. H. BUNNELL.
Advertisement—Thai subsortburs hereby
give notice that they have been appointed Un
derwriters Agents by and for the following named In
surance Offices of New York, ri* i
American Insurance Company, New York
Atlantic do do d
Jackson Marine do do
New York do do do
Ocean do do do
Union do do do
Wash’gt’uMarinado do do
Safety «lo do do
Triton do do do
MerchautsMarinedo do do
Neptune do do do
dao3 HAZARD A FOWLER
riio shipper* mrroiTants, and i.;a
1 DERS IN GENERAL.—The above are re
rpectfully informed that they can be supplied by the
undersigned with the following Goode received and
receiving at oil times from the inane factories of Tho
mas Vyee, London and Florence—
English Bonnets, Hats end Plait, plain and fancy of
every decrintion
Plain and fancy Tucan Plait, Pedal Plait, Rolio
Cords, Bands and Tassels, Straw Buttons, Ros
ettes, Edging*, Ac.
Likewise constantly receiving by vessels direct
from Leghorn, ladies’, men’s, boys’, girls’and infant’s
Hats, of every variety.
And the following description of Silks, likewise
receiving by the steamers and packets •—
Ladie*' Dresses, gentlemen’s Scat Is and Cravats,
Bandannas. Remain, 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
suites.
A consignment of Silk 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
ti!5 2ms No.32 North Front-street Philadelpha.
t)f W k boxes Window Glass ass’d sixes from 8x1
iWlIU to 28x36.
200 galls Dutch Linseed Oil
I 250 kegs White Lead nss'd, Pure Ne 1 and No 2
500 lbs Black Paint (in £• lbs. kegs)
20 boxes Chrome Green
180 do Brunswick Greta, just received per brig
Ceres, and for sale by
n30 FA IRES A TODD, 2# Commerce st.
ICH SILKS and EMBROIDERIES—Chen*
•Silks, plaiu and satin striped; watered and
changeable do; a preat variety of black and blue-black
Italian Lustrings; needle-worked Peleriucs and Col
lars; mourning do; plain, figured, and 2d mourning
Muslin de Laine; Silk Fringes; Daisy Huttons; clii
ncllc Cords and Tassels; plaid, striped und dotted
Swiss Muslins; Bishop Lawn; embroidered Drapery
Muslins, very rich; Turkey red Curtain Goods;
French Corsets; hair Underdresves; 12—1 Bobbinet;
6-4 blenched Cotton Sheetings; ladies Umbrellas and
Silk Shades; hem-stitched ami revere lawn llhdkfs;
Revere Lawus and Linen Cambrics; Lisle Thread
Laces and Edgings; Cainbrie and Swiss Muslin lu
sertiugs; elegant Broclii; heavy silk and embroider
ed Muslin de Laine Shawls, Ac. For sale low by
dll) GEORGE G. HENRY, 41 Dnuphin-st.
CZ(\ QR. AND EIGHTH CHESTS TEA; 10
hints old Sugar, a choice article ; 50 bags La
guira Coffee; 20do old Java do; 15 bbls Boston No.
1 Loaf Sugar; 15 do crushed do; 80 boxes chewing
Tobacco; 75 boxes No. 1 Soap; 60 oxs New Bed
ford Candles, for sale by
ilwuia P. Mci;ASKILL 18 Coininerce-st.
DR. H. GATES, the only Agent in Mobile, lor
the sale of D. Laudrctlrs vor* 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
crofofl841. dec 11 10k mo
NEW GOODS.—The subscriber has received
per ship Talbot from New York on consign
ment: 150 packages containing Dry Goods, Clothing
Cutlery, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware and Fancy
Articles, which nre now opening at No. 48 Dauphin
street, near Royal, and will be sold at public and pri
vate sale in lots to suit purchasers, who are invited
to cnll and examine the same,
dec 15 J. H. RIVERS, Auct.
SILK SHAWLS AND SCARFS.—DANIELS
A BRADY, 83 Duupliin-st. invite the attention
of the Judies of Mobile, to their stock of Silk Shawls,
Muutulas ami Scarfs of the newest and most fashion
able styles, the whole of which will be sold at unpre
cedented low prices. decI I
POTATOES AND HAY.—1000 burrels 1*7
Chenango and white Potatoes; 800 bales liest
Portland and North River Hay, in store and udoat
on consignment and for sale by
declftJ. II. RIVERS.
1 O CASKS Bacon Sides and Shoulders ; 100
JL kegs Lard lauding from Steamer Creole, and
for sale by [decl6[ J. REA.
ARD AND WHISKEY— 60kegTchoice new
Leaf Lard ; 21 half bills Rect. Whiskey, landing
and for sale by
decl5 G. DAVENPORT A CO.
WHITE HAVANA SUGAR.—0 boxes good
quality, for sale by
deul6 D. WHEELER. 8
HECK BOOKS, fo» the *•*■>* nf Mobile, of
convenient site, *» »»« « dl0 *»d
Journal Office. dc“a