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LIST <»F LETTERS remaining in the Pusl
Office at Mobile, January I, 18*6.
A
Adams John Anderson Mrs L Anderson Thomas
Abraham 8r Mary Andrew John Abell Col Thomas
Arbery (J W Anderson A Dick- G 2
Atwlll Chas A son Alexander Jos B
Akin Charles Alcorn YVm E Atwood David
Alii Monsieur Vor Austin Daniel 2 Abbott Augustus
Allison Thos YVm Ayres Lewis Ayres Andrew
B
Blair David Blair Mrs Mary Blair GeoYV
Burnes Frederick Barnes Geo YV 2 B&rmore R P
Blair Miss Badl Monsieur Nl-Ball Randolph D
Brnnat David G cholas 11 a bee A Sofia
Bacon II M Blair Austin YV Baker Eiiphalet A
Bachal Ruhd R&ssotBenjT Co
Black YVm Baker E Barstow 8 A Co
Ball Hiram D Brewr Oatis Bell Capt
Benners Ed G 2 Bell Mrs Mary Beannett Robt B
Bell YVm Berny Anthony Bigelow J
Bonnuhel A Brown G T Boerwanger Clem
Baldwin Isaac H Bodteau Francis ent
Dr 3 Booth B F Bowen J W
Bowe E J Bucknan Mrs LucyBurr Capt J
Bogent Mrs II Rushwell Lynd 2 Bryan Isaac
Booker A 8 Butler A YVarner BrydenWm
Brown John M Butler Jones T Bryan Jesse YV
Bryant NT 2 Byrne Dennis •
C
Cane YVm Carson John J Clark Dan C
C ha I oner V F Carr YY'tn H Chamberlin M D
Craw ford Rev B Clary YVm Castel Mon'r Chas
Clark Michiah Campbell Mrs Ma- Care Capt Philip
Carman JR ry A 2 Centen M'elle M
Clements E H Cochran Chas II Colgin E B
. Cheeseman JosephCollins Peter Conley George
Cristiene A Cook John H Cooper Mrs E 8
Christian Thos Cox John CostaloJohn
Child Capt A Crozier John R Coombs Hiram
Conway David Cox Geo Coyy James
Crocker John 8 Cook Capt YV fl Coulter 8 II
Caote John Crowell A P Conway Wm
Curtis Luciane Craig Robt Chadwick Wm 8
Curtis Hiram G Callaway F YV Casey II
Cunningham Jas MClark Jo’nn 8 Campbell Miss Ag
Cuaningham R C Chace Ira II ness
Chandler U (’lark Kottert C Carney Thos
Clark KtchC 2 Carr Caleb Campbell c«o C
CraWdwd Miss Mav-Chainber'.ln Mah
garel lan D
D
Davis Chas 0 DabneyMiss Loui- Dobell Robert
Daughdrill J H saC Denny Win T
Davies John Davis 8 8 Deering A YV
Davies John H 3 Davis Ed D Deese YVilinon
Davis Robt Danielson Henry Delanney A Gray
Debrorris Franci* Dougherty Edwd Drury YVm
IHto Geo 2 Doyle Andrew Dukes Mrs P
Dingly Levi Downing Mrs Virgi Dumas Benj F
Dickerson Geo W Duval Philip Dyer Jas T 2
Dwyer Wm Jr Dyson Mrs Ann
E
Eastment Robt Eanes YVm M Evans Miss Ann E
Echart F Eakin Thos Km bee Thos
Elgin 8am’1 2 Eckford YY’m 5 Edmondson Chap
man J 2
V
Flanigan Tlomas FlevenA E Fitzpatrick Edmnd
Farraud Wm French Sami W Fitts Jno clerk Ac
Frank Wm Ferry Francis Files D 2
Farmo Geo W Fitts V W Fisher Wm
Fisher Miss MarihaFov Dsuiel D Forbes B J
A Foy Ann M Foote Mrs Rebecca
Foater Wm Fouville Mrs Char- E
Foolka John lotte Fri.dom M
G
Glasa Win 2 Gaffney James Grilling Hiram
Gallagher W R 2 Gregory Geo W Godefro.v J
Gayle Dr Robert 2 Green James Gross Muhael 8 2
Gaines Wm D George Thomas Godfrey Thomas
Gauze A R Griffin* Wra H • Gmnnifr Celesime
Cayle A Jackson Gilmore Albert YV Gorsuch A P
Gillrfghe* JHmes GwinJC Goldsmith Isaac
Graham Phillip Gillespie Geo W Gilluier C F
Gale Mr
H
Hammond John Hargrove Wm P Heine John
HNinuioudSJ Hawkins Jos * Hendrix Joseph
Hale Mrs CwUierineHalierliu Richard Jllempliill H->u H 3
Henson Peter Heustia Elizabeth KHealey Patrick
Harrison Dr B J Henderson Arch'd Henderson Hutu
Hastings Jos M HebbGeoV 2 liildebrandt C
liar Ian Benjamin Heucher Jas W Hightower Jas A
Hamlin Solomon L Heileu Hezekiah Hills Wing-ie F
Hick man Sain’l V Holt Asa findings HC
Hickey Mrs Brifet Howes8 B Homan Jos
Hopkins H 2 Houseman James Houston C If
Howard Thoa Halloway Mrs B Hunter Jno W
Holton John Howard Jno F Holde i Jno F
. Hymns N Hunter Mise Ca* Hutcheson Jos C
HolTinun Miss Ca* milla Hunter Luther W
therioe Hunley J W Huston Is W
I & J
Jameson W L Joseph Jestine Jones Thos J
Jacobs Alex Johnsoa Albert Johasou John C jr
Ives Peter T 2 Jordan Ann Johnston Mrs Ste*
Joiner E II Joseph Ellis pbenC
Keeler II Kelly Miles KiernanJaa
Keyser Josephine 2Kenuedv A King Henry
Kelly Dr K II Kelly AJ Karksey F M 4
Kelly G Ketchum C C Knoblock F
Keith GR Keyser Gro Kyle Jus
Kelly ft Nabers Kearney Thos
L
Lavers E G Law Danl Lopez David
Layton David Latham F W l.n*rsy U W
Lavison A Lee Andrew Loquet E D 3
Lacy ft Dose Lewes Jas Loriuf Reuben B
Layton J.is T LetnomeN Louglian Thoa 2
Lurroque Mods 2 Lemoine G 2 Loudano J
Lanius Michael Leighton GF Lovely Mary E
Lawrence Jacob Lewis Julia A Louneburg W F
Laurie John Lite Wm Lunuey Joliu
Lawson Andrew Linehan Michael Lyceiijohu
Ladd J M Lidgerwood Thoa Leavens J F
Lang C L Lillelaod N W
M
Marchau L Mitchell M R Morrow Richard
Malone T L Miller J D Moreland J 8
Matthews N Miller 8usan M Mountain 8am
Marvie Thos E Mills Richard Moore 8 J 2
Mad is an IIP Mil- hell Galbraith Mowry Chas E
Martin J M Mitchell Wm Moore Satn’l
Marcoso Francis Mitchell T P Mollan R U
Maploa Elisha Millar Lewis Morris Jas A
Marlin B W Miller A A ft J Mullen Thus
Martiu Francis M Moore Alsa C Mulroy Catharine
Marshall II Moran Anoe Mullen E D
Merrill W A Moulton Dau'l Munch Philip
Meachaui G Moffett R D Murdock Jas 2
Marvin Harriet Morgan Esther MunroeOlis
Mifflin Chas Moore Gen’l Malone R T
N
Nelaoo Thoa Norton Wm Norton Michael
Nelson Peter Noonan Anne Nuitman II
Nelson Elisha Notes T A
O
Orratt Silas O'Vral Aveline O'Connor A W
Oates Robt O'Brien John O'Connor Michael]
Oran Franklin Olcotta Louia A Orcuu J P 8
O’Neal J W
P
Patterson Jaa H Phelan Edmond Pinder J H
Paige W Pellem Jepiiia Prince ft Blythe
Palmer Dabney t Perry C P Pollard Richard
Pratt J W Perry Mary Potier Louis
ParkerS 8 Penny Hampton Poiutz G W
Pratt Jabez Pledger W A Provost W J
Prav Chas Phespey Timothy Pond J P
Parker C R Peace Uustice Powley John
Pasaebanda Gill Peck Fred Pood M G
seppe Perry Rollend Porter Snm’l
Patterson A W Pritchett TB 2 Plummer Gordon
Patterson Geo Phippen SB Plum Catharine
Pate J F Phipps Sam’l
R
Riggs D M ft Co 3Rollini Abel Reynold* John
Riley W B Kobeitson A J Ragland Wm
Rindge Jot Alex Kegera Burwell Ransom J
Rice John Roberts Semi A Reeder A A
Ring Jos G Rowe Rev. J Read Francis 2
Rice D H Root Eluha Jr Read David
Robin ton Danl Robbins Henry Reed A P
Rogers Lae r tea Robinson Cyrus Revet e II L
Roberts 8 W Robinson Thos H Reaves A L
Roberts Willis Rogan A B Reeder W C
Royal W Huffier Auguste Revels 8aml
Rose Wash B Russell Alpheus Reichard Peter 2
Rock well Oscar Raw lings Marg aretRevere Sarah C
Roy I Hume A E 2 Reynolds Maria
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■carDorougn is Bcmenelin ueo u Mroug Hercules
Beam me II F Schiffelieu 4k Cro-Stokea Jaa
Sanderson R tier Bproul Benj
BaaUerlin Jaa Aelton Herman Blocking £ A
8auodera Jno Saver Mra J G Sodarp Mrs J A
Salter Jno Shea Thos Sugg Calvin A
Slaltery Catherine Simisou Margaret Sbubmau D E
Saunders R W Spitxnigle M Sulivan Patrick
Spalding D Simpson Melissa2 Slade Albino R
Belton Jus 02 Sillmau J B Slaughter Felts
Sears John Spiodler Jno Skaggs E M
Steinbart D Sbibe L M Slack J H
Sheffield H L Stoddard Henry Shaw Wm
Spencer W R Scott Z P Starke Lewis
Sheehan John 2 Scolfield Wm S Stafford Lawrence
Skelton David Slone L M Swain M E
T
Taft Joseph 3 Thompson J C 4k coTbompson John Y
Travis Seaborn Townes Edmuud Townes Edmund
Teehles Jesse Torrence Geo Thompson Mrs Mar
Terrence Wm Thomas Geo 2 geret
Tim B L Tomlinson J Tohey E S
'iieruey MrsCatbe Thoinns Henry Turner Daniel B
Hue Thompson Geo Turuey Capi Thos
Tilke Mr Toner Johu T
Tibbetts Silas Thomas N R Touuea Johan D
Twyiuau SCR
Q U V
Vaughan B Varry M Verrell Thos J F
Quif les M
W
Walker W E Walker John L Weeks Capt Joa
Walker Robt A Walker Mra WabsterCapt Danl
Waters Mrs Ellen Walden Mrs M O Wheeler Simon
Weddell Wm II Walton Wm D Weeding Mra
Ward I*aac Walker Sandere Williams Cbas
Walter Joseph Walious F A Wilson Capt Amos
Ward Mrs Ana Welch Geo W Wilhamaoa Miss
Waters John Wastman David Mury E
Watson Chas H Wheaton Sam'l 2 Wickea Mrs Ana
Williams Thos P Williams Mrs L Williams 8><ml
Williams F Wood Musas H Williamson Robt M
Whitley J E Williams Harvey Wulle»hau»»C
Winston A A 9 Wright Mary Aon Woodbury D F
Williams Thoa 8 Wilder W W Woods A 11 2
Wilson R F Withering ton Hy Whyte A H
Williamson Peter Willgems Wilkinaon MrsAna
Y
VayleC Young D Young Wm
York Danl
Macs.
McIntyre John McVay Martin McDonnell Mrs M
McCreight R McGinnis John McCanah&r Jaa
McNelly John McCord Chat McDaniel J W
McNally Mrs M&ryMcGorrin Thos McNab D
McClendon Jaa L McArdle Timothy McElroy Patrick
McKnifht Wm McMIllen.Jaa McCulle/Chaa
McNay James McDonald Miss Ma-McKenzie A
McGlnney Albert 8 tilda McCullough James
MuOimy EU«n
Smiths.
Smith M’elle O Smith Fred H 2 Smith Wm
Smith Mrs A ana 2 Smith John P Smith Miss Jane
Smith Jacob
(0* Person* calling for letter* in the above list
1 P*®®® buy they me advertised.
1 * J. W. TOWNSEND, P. M.
Ik
i
; BUSINESS CARDS.
M. HARWELL,
A UCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Montgomery. Alabama.
References—
Messrs. Harris, Clay ion &t Co 1
dpclltfD C. GHBPoigjne. F,.r]. J
THOMAS HTCHEEVER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
dr('10 No. 40 Gommerce-slrpel
JAMES A. HOOPKH,
COMMISSION M F. R < HA N T,
nov26 No. 40 Si. Miclmelst—MOBILE, Ala.
BENJ. M. BRADFORD. JAMES B. SAUNDERS.
BRADFORD & SAUNDERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Have removed to No. 7 Si. Michael-et.—Mobile.
nov21 241 if
~ SAM’L B. HOWE, '
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES AsD BROGANS,
No. 15 Dauphin Strket, Mobile.
nov4 2tf
ALEX. CAMPBELL. I J. O. OWEN. I J. H. BOS WORTH
i.t.UCilULM,, OIPAWA CO.
» T E A M~iS OAT AGENTS
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
72 Front anii75 Commerce Strket.
All Goods will be Received and Forwarded free of
Charge. sept 16 205if
JOM PHILLIPS.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND
AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE OF COTTON,
Refcrciwi— Mobile, Alabama.
Hon. Ren). Gorham,
Hon. Abbott laiwrence, { n . u
Jump, Vila, Esq. ^Bo.lon,Man.
Williain Davis, jr. Esq. J
Messta. Spoflbrd, Tileston k Co., New-York.
Charles W. Storey. Esq , Havana. nov27
jTh. rivers: CHARLES H. CHURCH.
J. H. RIVERS fc CO.
Auction, Commission & Forwirdin* Merchants,
Corner of Commerce and Conti-tts.—MOBILE.
OC^VVill make liberal advances sn all Goods con
signed io them for sale; also will make very libe
ral advances on Cotton and Slaves consigned lo
their friends in Boston. dec4
GEORGE G. HENRY,
FACTOR AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
jan8 No. 67 Commerce Street. Mobile.
A.~G,J AUDEN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Reference— New-York,
Eslava. Murrell k Co., Mobile. jan9
CTw. DORRANCE^
{Successorto J. Rea)
Will continue to do an Auction and Commission bu
siness at the old stand. No. 16 Water-st. mlt7 81t
EDW. B. GALE,
AUCTION OFFICE in Royal street—opposite the
Mansion House,
GCJ- Is prepared to give his time and attention to
all business in his linp. nov2 222tf
- v Bi Tylor'
AUCTIONEER—Ho. 4, Hagan’s Buildings.
Conti street—MOBILE.
JTT Re.pectftilly renew h lewder of hi* service* to hi*
former patron* and the public, for he sale of Stocks,
Real Estate, Damaged Cotton, Furniture. &c..
with an AMurauce of giving prompt attention to any bus
iness confided to his care. ncv4 223tf
SMITH, DABNEY & CO
WHOLESALE O ROC ERS,
Commerce-street, Mobile, Ala.
Jamn* Smith, V
Jno M. Dabney,>
Win. A. Smith, ) J 156tf
WARE Sc tHENBROiGH.
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
No. 4 Commerce-street, Mobile, Alabama.
Edward M. Ware, >
Aaron C. Chesbrough, $ jS I7tf
NEGROES FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER having located him
self permanently in Mobile and Baltimore, nov of
fers for sale a lot of likely young Negroes, conpri
sing field hands, house servants, etc. Among Item
is a good smith and excellent seamstress- He will
also be receiving shipment of Negroes from Balti
more during the season. Citv reference given as to
title, etc. Lafayette House, corner of Royal
and St. Michael streets
nov7 229cmo* WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
R W. ANDREWS & CO,
No. 8 St. Michael-st., two doors above Commerce-si.
Have constantly on hand a comolete assortment of
DRY GOODS,
embracing Blankets of every variety, Lowel, Vir
ginia, Alabama and other Osnahurgs, Lowel Linseys,
Kerseys and all kinds of Negro Cloths, together with
a full slock of Staple ami Fancy articles, suitable for
Planters use. Also, Russett Brogans, Mud Boots,
and a general assortment of Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.
Brussels, Ingram and Venilian Carpels.
Matting and other Floor Cloths novl9 239tf
HO MONOPOLY.
DEGRUMHE &MARNH,
BWJTCMMEB&, mlMOBMJLB J1M+1BBM£T,
STALLS 33 AND 35,
£$HIPS, Steamboats and Families supplied on the
most reasonable terms.—Clubs, Families, Par
lies and others supplied with Game of all kinds, and
the best Meats the market affords at the shortest
notice. nov9Ky
HAVANA CIOARS
i. AND
CONFECTIONARY.
Corner Conti and Royal Streets,
Opposite the Mansion House.
THE subscriber thankful for past favors, and soli
citous for a continuance of the same, begs leave
to inform bis friends and the public in general, that
lie has just received direct from Havana, a large as
sortment of Cigars of the best quality, in connexion
with a large quantity of Confectionary of his own
manufacture, from the best materials. All which he
offers for sale on jhe most reasonable terms for cash
—wholesale and retail.
Also—On hand as usual, a plentiful supply of Ho
Coffee and Pies, at all hours.
GEO. SCHUMACHER
N. B.—Cakes for Parties of Weddings made to
order. myfi 132tf
COMMISSION BUSINESS.—The subscriber
offers his services to the Planters and Merchants
of Alabama and Mississippi, for the sale of Cotton,
and the purchase of their family necessaries. Con
signments of other produce aud merchandise, will be
also promptly and carefully attended to.
nov8 22fitf GEORGE G. HENRY.
TOBACCO—400 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
for rale by
dec27 _ JAMES SANDS It CO.
ONIONS—too bbla Silver Skin, in fine order,
in store and for sale bv JOHN PHILLIPS,
dec27 corner of Conti and Water-streets
OLD SCHIEDAM GIN—In stone jugs, packed
in cases containing one dozen each, for sale by
dec27ROBERT 8. BUNKER.
CHAMPAGNE — 50 boxes key brand Champagne
newly imported, in pints and quarts, for sals by
dec27 JAMES SANDS k CO.
OAL—100 hhd-i Peach Orchard, landing and
Vy for sale from the wharf at a low price. Apply to
dec27_E,C. CENTER & CO.
BUTTER—SO firkins Orange county, landing
and for sale low from the wharf hy
dec27_E. C. CENTR & CO.
COFFEE—100 hags new crop Rio, a fine arti
cle, for sale by
dec27 MARSHALL, ROWEfc CO.
POTATOES—800 bbls Yellow, 100do Chenango
and 100 bags Western Potatoes, for sale by
dec27 T. P. MILLER kJJO.
COFFEE, Onions -and Potatoes, landing from
ship Nile and for sale low from the wharf by
dec27_J. II- RIVERS » CO.
i >EACH BRANDY—20 half bbls. Monongahela
t Whiskey—25 half bids, for sale by
dec27 H A. SCHROEDEK, 25St. Francis-st
RIO COFFEE—500 bags, for sale by
• H. A. SCHROEDER,
dec27 25 St. Francis-st.
BUTTER—A strictly prime article Goshen, just
received and for sale hy M. ROBINSON,
dcc27 corner Dauphin an I St. Emanuel sts,
1 O BBLS Old Sltirly Whiskey, on hand and
*■ ” for sale by
d«c27_HUMPHRIES, WALSH k CO.
9fl BBLS fresh Newburgh Ale, 20 half do do do,
landing and for sale hy
d>c27 HUMPHRIES, WALSH fc CO.
CTfk PIECES Kentucky Bagging; 50 coils do
" Rope, for sale to close consignment by
dec25 JAMES MAGEE k CO., 6*» Com-st
PLASTER, CEMENT AND HAIR—Landing
this day from ship Celia and for sale by
dec25__J. H. RIVERS k CO.
^SEGARS—Regalias of choice brands, on coll
ie signment and lor sale by
dec27 F. STEWART, 41 Dauphin-st
!\ew and FashioMuble Clotbiim.
HENRY & STODDAKT, corner of Waier and
Conli streets, have now on hand the largest
and moat valuable assortment of Gent’s Clothing, they
have yet offered in the city of Mobile; to which they
invite 'lie attention of their friends and the public g.
Their stock comprises, Extra ami superfine French
and English Cloth Dress and Frock Coats; English
Pilot and Beaver Cloth Over and h rock do; Busi
ness und Hunting Coats of Scotch Tweed and a
variety of new fabrics, as well as Satinets, Keniuckv
Jeans, &c., &c.
Pantaloons and Vests, in great variety and of the
most fashionable styles.
Hootch La tabs Wool Shirts and Drawers
Linen and Cambric Shirts of newest styles
Beaver and Hilk Hats, together with every article
suitable for gentlen»-n*a wear.
A great portion of die material used in their Clothing
Manufactory in Neu'-York, is selected in England and
France by one of the partners, from the most celuhralcd
manufactories, so that the public tuny rely on obtain
ing the best of Clothing at the lowest prices.
N. B.—II. & S. would particularly mil the atten
tion of their friends ami the public to the article ol
Fashionable Black Dress and Frock Coats made from
Biolley & Files’celebrated extra su|>erfine Belgium
Cloths, superior finish and warranted fast colors.
(Cf’On* price only and for casA. der,17
ClHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES—At whole
J sale and retail, consisting of—
TEAS—Pouchong, Hyson. Young Hyson, Impe
rial and Gunpowder
WINES—Blackburn's Madeira and oilier brands.
Sicily, London Particular, Pale and Brown
Sherry, old Port in wood and bottle. Cham
pagne in quarts and pints, Claret in whole
and half c-iaks and bottles, etc
LIQUORS—Choice brands Iritdi and Scotch
AVhiskey, Swan Gin, old Jamaica Ruin, He
PRESERVES—Cordials, Smeetmeals in great
variety
PICKI.ES—Underwood’s of all kinds
SPICES—Whole and ground
FRUIT—Raisins in whole, half and quarter box
es, Malaga Grapes, Figs, Prunes. Filberts,
English Walnuts, etr
OAT MEAL—Buckwheat Flour, Pearl Barley,
Crackers and Biscuit
PROVISIONS—Fulton Market Beef, Pork and
Hams, Western sugar cured Hams, Beef
Tongues, etc
SPERM OIL and Candles
SOAP, fre—Colgate’s Brown, Yellow and Fancy
Pearl Starch in small and large boxes
DEMIJOHNS of nil sizes
LONDON PORTER and Scotch Ale in pints
and quarts
BROOMS, Brushes of all kinds. Pails and Tubs
SUGARS—Crashed, Powdered and Clarified
OILS—D Lynelly’s best Florence, Marseilles do
CHEESE, Butter, Cranberries
FISH—Mackerel in whole, half and querier bar
rels and kits, Salmon, smoked and in kits
Together with many other articles in the line, all
of which is offered for sale by •
JOHN O’REILLY A CO.,
declH north east corner Conti and Wuler-sts
F STEW ART,'at 41 Dauphin street, lias on
• hand and for sale at the lowest market rates a
good assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
consisting in part of—
Heavy Wool Kerseys, Lowell Plains, Lmsevs
English twilled andheavy American Blankets
Kentucky Jeans, heavy iwilled Osnahuigs
Blye and black Cloths and Cassiiueres
Lowell and Virginia Oxnuhurgs
Brown and bleached Domestics and Drillings
Apron and Furniture Checks,Tickings
Prints of all descriptions and prices
Mouseline de Laines, Cashmeres, Bombazines
Black and figured Alpuccas, Hosiery
Bavarian Cloths, Eolieunes
Figured and plain black Silks
Silk, worsted and wool Shawls
Gimp Ti immings, Fringes, etc «tc.
Also—A good stock of Russet ami Kip Rrogans
heavy Boots, Wool and Fur Hats. declO
HOLES ALE SHOE WAREHOUSE—Ao.
16 Dauphin-street—The subscriber has instore
of fresh and seasonable goods, direct from the manu
factories, the largest and liest assorted slock of
BOOTS, SHOES A*D RROGANS, ever ottered
in this market, consisting in part of
10,000 pairs Men's Russet Brogans
10,000 do do Kip do
5,U00 do do Calf and Seal do
1,000 do do tt'ick mud Duoli
1,000 do do Kip do
500 do do Calf Boots, sewed mid pegged.
Together with a large stock of boy's, youth's,
children's, women's hnd misses' Shoes of almost
every variety, all of which will be sold by the pack
age or dozen, for cash or approved credit, as low as
can be bought in this market.
dec25 SAM'L B. HOWE.
JAMES GANDOLFO, 70 Commerce street, lias
in store and offers for sale at the lowest prices—
10 bales Lowell No 1 Cotton
25 bales Indian Sheeting, 25 do Appleton do
25 bales Cabal A Sheeting, 20 do Cliecapee do
20 bales Boston Sheeting, 20 do Nashua do
20 hales Drillings, 10 pieces Carpets
20 hales 7 8 Dwight Shirtings •
25 pieces Cotton Carpet, 40 cases Prims
10 hales A C A Bedticks, 10 do A do
10 cases Linen, different qualities
5 cases Cotton F'lannels, 10 cases Kerseys
2 cases Pongee Hdkl's, 2 cases Broad Cloths
4 cases Mouseline de Laines
4 cases Cotton Hdkfi, 2 do Cassimere. n*v30
TMOSRLY & TUCKER, corner Dauphin and
Royal streets, have recently received and in
store, a choice selection of fine Perfumery, Fancy
Arlilcs, etc , viz:
Lubin's and Monpelas’ Soups
Pomatums ol every perfume, Pomades
Ox Marrow, Antique Oil, Sackets d'Odeur
* Shaving Soaps, Elixir Odontine, Odouline
Odeur Boxes, rose wood and ebony
Portable Dressing Cases complete
Rich cut glass Toilet Bottles
French and German Colognes, etc., which they
offer for sale at the lowest prices. dec.24
SUNDRIES—10 lilids prime Sugar
60 bbls superfine Flour
20 do Molasses, 20 do Whiskey
60 sacks Laguira Coffee
20 do Maracaibo do
100 do Rio do
20 do Java do
60 kegs new Leaf Lard
100 pieces heavy Kentucky Bagging
100 coils Rope. In store and for sale by
dec 17 WARE & CHESBROUGH, 4 Com-*t
C1LOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c—
/ Superfine black French Broadcloths
Do do do Doe-skin Cassimere
Do fancy and col'd French do
Do black English Satins for Vesting
Do black silk Serge
Do black Worsted do
Fin* Red Padding, Canvass Wiggans
Silesius, Sewing Silks, Twist, Buttons, &c
For sale at low prices by
dec21 R. W, ANDREWS & CO, 8 St Michael-st
WUUAH AIVU BiULAHSfcN-Daily expected per
schooners Atlantic, Sarah and Mary, Ann Stille
and Choctaw—
260 hhds Sugar, 300 hbls Molasses
60 halfbbls Molasses
—which 1 will offer at very low prices from the
wharf when landing.
dec24 VVM. HALL.69 Coramerce-st.
DOZEN men’s drab Wool Hats, round crown
**v 60 dozen men's black wool do, square do
40 do do hair setil Caps
40 do l)o>'s do do do
—just received per ship Cotton Planter and bark
Ann Welsh and lor sale low by
W. H. & H. F. CRAWFORD,
dec24 uw 17 Duuph in-st.
JUST RECEIVED from ship Cotton Planter,
barks Ann Welsh and Mar^ellois—
India Rublier Overshoes, a large supply
4000 pairs Russel Brogans
Also, a good assortment of almost every kind of
Boots, and Shoes, suited to the season.
dec25 DAN’L. TILLOTSON.
WESTERN PRODUCE—60 bbls s. f Flour
66 bbls Rectified Whiskey
300 bags Oats, 20 hhds prime Sugar
20 hhds fair Sugar
—in store and for sale by
dec26MARSHALL, ROWE & CO.
PISH—Salmon in kills and cans
Mackerel in whole, half and qr bbls, Nos.1,2,3
Sardines in whole and half boxes
Tongues und Sounds in kills
100 boxes Herrings, 100 do Codfish, for sale by
dec21T. P. MILLER & CO.
SPICES—20 bags Black Pepper
10 do Allspice, 50 mats Cassia
20 do Race Ginger, 1 bbl Cloves
3 do Ground Ginger, 1 do Nutmegs
Just received nnd for sale by
dec!9HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.
SUGAR and MOLASSES—135 hhds Sugar, 160
bbls Molasses, lundiug this day from schooners
Atlantic, Sarah and Mary and for sale by
dec27_ JAMES SANDS * CO.
SOAP—600 boxes of Campbell, Gould and Mor
ton brands, for sale by JNO. PHILLIPS.
dec28 corner of Conti and Water sts
EIME—This morning landing from Montezuma
on Dauphin street wharf and for sale by
dec28 J. H. RIVERS & CO.
SCHOOL HOOKS.
To Par*uta, Uuanllnti* nml Teacher* of
Alabama ami 9Ila«l**ippl.
THE undersigned would respectful) call your at
trillion to the following list of School Books
universally adopted and highly recorn mended by a I
who are in teres tod in the cause of education:
Alabama Serin of /ituJtr*— No 1 The Pritnan
Primer, new edition; No 2, The Child’s Reader
new edition; No 3. Exercises in Reading, new edi
lion; No 4. Porter’s Rhetorical Reader, now edi
non; Webster’s Elementary Speller; Metrical Sto
ries in Chemistry and Philosophy; Olney’s Geogra
phy and Allas; Olney’n Intioduction to Geography;
The Book of Commerce; Watt’s Improvement <
the Mind; Bullion’s English Granimer; Bullmn’i
Greek Grammer; Olmstead’s Natural Philosophy;
Comstock's Natural Philosophy; Comstock’s ('hem
istry; Coinstock’s Physiology; Preston’s Bool
Keeping; ’I'he Scholar’s Companion; The Hcholar’t
Companion; The Scholar’s Reference Book; Weo
ster’s School Dictionary; Abercrombie’s Morn
Feelings; Goodrich’s Ecclesiastical History; Lilt
coin’s Botany. Burrell’s Geography of the Heav
ens ; Alexander’s Evidences ol Christianity; Stone’i
Rhetorical Speaker; Hodge’s Logic; Wiilaid’s His
tory of U.5S.8 vo; Willard’s History of U. S
abridged; Willard’s Universal history; Parley’i
Natural Theology; Bible; Newman's Rhetoric;
Newman’s Political Economy; Butler’s Analogy;
Kame's Elements of Criticism; Davies’ first Les
sons in Arithmetic; Davies* Arithmetic; Davies
Key to Arithmetic; Davie’s Algebra; Davies’ Kej
to Algebra; Davies’ Elementary Geometry; Davies
Bourdon’s Algebra; Davies* Legendre’s Geometry;
Davies' Surveying; Davies’Analytic tl Geometry ;
Davie*’ Descriptive Geometry Dawes’ Catculttv;
Davies Shades tint! Shadows; Ambon’s Latin les
sons; Anth-jn’s Latin Prose Com|>osiiinn; Am lion’&
Latin Prosody; Anthon's Cicero; Anthon’s Cmsar;
Anthon's Sallust; A nthon's Horace; Anthou’s Greek
Lessons; Anthon’s Greek Prose Composition; An
thon’s Greek Prosody; Anthon’s Jacob’s (ireek
Heading; Anthon’s (ireek Grammai ; Anthon’s Dic
tionary of Antiquities; Ambon’.-, Classical Diction
ary; Andrews’ami Stoddard's LatinGnjinmur; An
drews’ Question to Latin Grammar; Aadrevvs’ First
Lessons in Latin; Andrews’ Latin Reader; An
drews Viri Rnioa;; Andrews’ Sallust; Andrews La
tin Exercises; Andrews’ Key to Latin Exercises;
Donnegan’s (ireek Lexicon^; (ireek Testament;
Ainsworth’s Latin Dictionaiy; Cooper's Virgil;
Homeri Ilian; French Guide; Rolmn ’s Leviznc’s
French Grammar; Vie de George Waihington; Rc
cueil Dramatiqne; Recreations, 1 ns. gl F-inusantes;
Adventures of Telemaque; Boyer’s Flench Diction
ary; The Young Choir; The School Singer; Bur
rows' Pianoforte Pi inter; Memekek Instructor;
Hunten's Instructor.
I have also constantly on hand a hrge and well
selected slock of Blank Books and Stationary; Law,
Medical,'I'lieological and Mi«c,ellan(M*s Books,and
will till all ordeis with promptness a|very low pri
ces. At 28 Dauphin street, opposite t\e large (ireen
Hat. (oct!8 219cmn) S. W, ALLEN.
1VEW GOOD"—WATCHES. \EWELRY,
11 H0USE-KERPING AR'J ICLES, ETC.—
I have just returned from New York alter selecting
a new and excellent assortment of the above articles,
of the best and latest fashions, suclias fine Gold
Watches of every style; Gold Fob, Gu*rd and Vest
Chains; Bracelets; Necklaces; Broathes, Rings,
with Oriental, Topaz, Amitliyst, Garnet, Opal,
Turquoise, Gold, Stone, Cameo and Pmrl setts, all
of the real stone; Gold Pencils and Pern; Lockets;
Thimbles; Miniature Cases; Keys; Spettacles; Sil
ver TeaSells; Hair Clasps; Spoons; Forks; Cups;
Tumblers; Ladels; Gravy Spoon*; Fruitnnd Desert
Knives; Marrow Spoons; Solar Lamps; Fine Plat
ed Castors; Candlesticks; Suit Stands; Snuffers
and Tray* ; Waiters in setts; Japaned Waiters, a
rich article; Military Goods, consisting of every
thing an offic-r wishes to equip himself with; Whale
Bone. Malaca,.Hickory, Patridge, Ebony Ind Span
ish Wood Canes, with and without gold ind silver
mountings; Fine Accordians, from I0to2f keys;
Flutes from 1 to 8 keys; Fine Double Bartel G"*»s,
Damascus woe and twist, warranted to be real and
the licst assortment in ibis city; Revolving Pistols;
Percussion Caps, Walker's and T. B's. belt; many
other fancy articles too numerous to mention, and
will Ire sold at a fair and moderate profit. My friends
and the puMic will please accept my thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to me; and
I shall endeavour to merit it.
JAMES CONNING,
No. 12 Dauphin street, below Water st.
N. B.—Clocks and Watches repaired and
ram«*a. Chronometers rated. Cash or trade given
for old gold and silver. novlS
PLANTATION FOR 8ALE.
SLEND1D PLANTATION situated tn Mon
roe county, and on the Alabama river, about
seven miles above Claiborne.
This Plantation extends about three miles on the
river, and contains about 2000 acres of good Land,
650 of which are cleared for cultivation. Nearly
three miles from the river upon piney wood land, it
has a handsome and well finished dwelling bouse,
containing eight rooms, a hall and piazzas. The
house has all the necessary out houses and gardens
aruund it, and has as good a spring of water in the
i rear as can be found in the 8late.
The Plantation lias upon it a blacksmith’s and
wheelwright's shop, with all the necessary tools for
both. It lias a woodyard with two flats, a gmhouse
and gins, a grist mill, all the necessary barns and
storehouses, and a good range lor cattle, with all
the necessary farming utensils.
The negro quartern have all the necessary build
ing*. The pine wood settlement on this plantation
is one of the healthiest in the State. The wood land
and woodyard are the besi upon the river.
There will also be sold with the Plantation from
80 to 100 Negioes, inalps and females, among which
are over 50 working h:^ds. The Plantation is well
supplied with wagons, harness, mules, horses, hogs,
cattle, corn und fodder. The whole will be sold on
favorable terms.
d**c27 24mw JNO. BLOODGOOD, Com-st
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
EXCHANGE PLACE, BALTIMORE.
T1HE subscriber respectfully announces to bis
friends and the public, llrnt he lias purchased
Mr. ERASTUS COLEMAN'S interest, and be
comes sole lessee of the above establishment.
The Hotel ig located convenient to a'l the PRIN
CIPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS and RAIL
ROAD DEPOTS, and offers every inducement for
comfort. The rooms are large and airy, aed fur
nished in a style not surpassed by any similar estab
lishment in the United Slates.
From the experience the Proprietor has iiad in
the management of a FIRST RATE HOTEL, he
flatters himself that every department of the estab
lishment will be conducted in a style to please those
who nmv favor him with a call.
decl4n12itl JOHN WEST.
Hardware and Ship Chandlery.
THE subscribers give notice that by virtue of a
deed of conveyance and trust, executed bv the
late John Bartlett, Jr., deceased, for certain uses and
purposes therein mentioned, and duly recoide* in the
office of (he Clerk ot the County Court of Mobile
county, they will for the present, continue the busi
ness of the said Bartlett, on Commerce and Front
streets, and they invite the customers of said estab
lishment to purchase as heretofore, their supplies
during the present season.
Mr- Archibald Whitney is their agent and is
fully authorised to collect and receipt for all money.*
due for goods, wares and nierchuud■»*, upon the
books of said Bartlett. MOSES WARING,
dec 12 IOkhio S. W. ALLEN.
CHEAP VARIETY STORE,
JVo. 62 Commerce street,
MR ISRAEL LEAVITT most respectfully in*
forms the Citizens of Mobile and vicinity, that
he has removed from Water street to 62 Commerce
street, where can be lound Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hoots, Shoes. Hats, Hardware, and a general furnish
ing store, which would he loo numerous to mention.
He advises all in want of goods to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. He bus a large lot ol
Flannels and 12 -1 Blankets, which he will bell very
cheap. The highest price paid for dry cow hides.
nov26 245mmo
IVOTICE—Inconsequence of the death of Mr.
IN Ch. Druin, the partnership heretofore exist
ing under ‘.lie style of CH DKU1N k J LECESNE,
was dissolved ou the 1st October.
The name of the firm will be used in liquidation
only by the surviving partner, who will continue the
same Commission Business in his own name.
decl8 J. LECESNE.
SNUFF—Maccobov in bottles and jars; Scotch
in hollies and bladders, a fresh lot just received
and for sale at wholesale and retail at the Planters
Drug Store.
BLaIR k CO , Sign of the Blue Morter,
dec27 south east corner Dauphin and Water-sts.
I BBLS Old Monougahela Whiskey, 10 boxes
1 tl manufactured Tobacco, 8 half chests superior
Black Tea, 5 half chests Old Hyson Tea, received
per ship Susau E. Howell and for sale by
dec27 WH»TAKER k SAMPSON.
IRISH POTATOES t SCOTCH HERRINGS.
600 himpers Irish Potatoes
AO kits Scotch Herrings:—landing from ship
Dumfriesshire from Belfast and for sale by
dee23 JAMES MAGEE & CO 66Comraerce-st
RUSSET ANlf KIP BROGANS^A hrgemd
extensive assortment of Oak and Heia.ock
Tunned Brogans, Jersd} make, on baud and fur sale
at greatly reduced price* by
uec27LATON k CO., 42 Water-st
I PC fkfkf|SEGARS, Imperials, Trabucos,
1 Principes of Comets, Rapidsi
aud Oliver brands, landing from brig Galveston.
dec23 For sale by C. Le BARON.
<-« LASSIFI* ATION ut Si eaii,t>o»u by ili« In*
J siirauce Companies oi Mobile —
Firht class.
Montgomery New World
Dallas Lowndes
Liu:i New Era
Carolina James Hew nt
8am Dale Marengo
SECOND CLASS.
Gee. Harrison John Duncan
Factor Belle Bon Mr?
Uuefcn of the South Marquette
Viola Alabama
Noxubee Bourbon
Kuby Minerva
Victoria.
Mobile Insurance Company,
THOM IS 8 KING, Secretary.
Firemen's Iusurnnce Company,
J. T. FRANKLIN, Secreiaiy.
Merchants Insurance CnmpH.iv,
THOMAS \V. ftfcOOY, Secreiaiy.
Alabama Life Ins. ami Trust Co ,
nov26 N. O. J TISDALE, Secretary.
Agency of the Frotectiou Insurnnee 4 om
pary of Hartford, Conn, in Mobile.
A COMMISSION o(ten percent will be allowed
on all premiums paid to this office on poheer
issued on and a'ter this day.
Fire, R’ver and Marine risks will l>e taken at the
lowest htommy rales of premium, and persons
doing business with this eninpsiiy can rely <mi«i
prompt settlement of any claim 'or loss they nm
have, as tile agent has authority to settle and pay all
los.se« that uiaypcror without the delay of relerriuir
the claim to the office in IIMilford.
nov25 JOHN C. RVAN, Agent, 1R St Michael st.
Office Ala. Life Ins ani» Trust to. j
Mobile, Novemlier 2(Lh, 1844 $
THE following Resolution was this day adopted
by the Trustees id inis institution:
rl hat on and alter this date this company will re
turn ten per cent upon all premiums lor insur
mice, and that this return will la* allowed on Hllopen
Cotton policies now running, from the commence
ment of the reason.
nov27 24fitf N. O. J TISDALE, .Secretary.
Office Mobile Insurance Com pan*, f
Mobile, November 25, 1844. $
AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors this
day, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That from and after the 23d instant, a
commission of ten per cent will be allowed on all
premiums paid to this company, and that this resolu
tion shall lie applicable to all cotton policies now
open. [nov26xmo] THOS. 8. KI\<i,8ec’y.
Office Firemen's Insurance Co , >
Mobile, November 23d, 1844. $
TMIE following Resolution was this day adopted
by the Directors of this institution:
Thai this office with the view cf placing its cus
tomers on an equality with those doing business with
the Mutual Insurance Offices, will, from ibis date, al
low all persons doing business nt this office a com
mission of TEN PER CENT on the amount oful
premiums paid by them, and shall extend to all Cot
ton policies now open.
nov25 JAS. T. FRANKLIN, Secretary.
Mobile, 22d Noveinlrer. 1944. \
AT a meeting oftlio Board of Directors, the bil
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted, viz.
That this office, for the purpose of giving to its
customers advantages similar to those offered by the
Mutual lnsuiance plan, will grant to all parlies doing
business at their office, from this date, a commis
sion of TEN PER CENT, on the aiuoii.it of premi
ums paid by them, and that this commission shall be
allowed on all Cotton policies now open
nov23 THOS. W. McOOV, Secretary, j
New-York, Dec. 54tl, 1844.
To the Conhgntea of Goods arriving at Mobile,in
sured in ^'rw- York.
F1AHE Underwriters in IMew-Yoik have suffered
X very much by the improper sacrifice of goods,
sold at auction in Mobile, oil account of aea damage.
The policies require in case of part ml loss by sea
damage lo Drv (foods, Cutlery or other Hardware,
that the loss shall be ascertained by a separation and
sale of that portion only of the contents of the pack
ages which are damaged, and not otherwise, am! that
the same principle shall be observed as lo all other
merchandize, as far as practicable—the rules also
requite that the damaged parts of a cargo be sold in
small lots to suit the convenience of purchasers.
Whole packages destined for plnces in the inferior
have frequently been sold at Mobile, in .< lot without
die knowledge of the owner, by (lie consignee there,
and bv that means depriving the owner of purl of
packages of sound goods, and causing heavy losses
to some one; hut for which, hereafter, the Mobile
consignee will be held responsible.
The multiplication of protests is not needed; an
original, or at most an original and duplicate pro
test forwarded to (lie agent of the vessel in New
York, is sufficient for all the New-York Under*
writers.
ABR. OGDEN,
President Mutual Insuaance Cn.
WALTER R. JONES,
President Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.
L. GREGORY,
President Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co.
THOMAS HALE,
Vice President Alliance Mutual Ins. Co
PHILLIP HONE,
President American Mutunl Insurance Co.
S. BALDWIN,
President Jackson Marine lnsuiance Co.
ZEB. COOK, Jr.,
President Mutual Safely Insurance Co.
T. B. 8ATTERTHWATTF.,
President New-York Insurance Co.
WM. NEILSON,
President Merchants’ Mutual Ins. Co.
A. B. NEILSON,
President Sun Mutual Insurance Co.
decl3 11 Kino
Dissolution.—Ti.e firm of Thom., j.
Hill & Co., was this day dissolved, by mu
tual consent. Thomas J. Hill, is alone the author
ised agent to settle the business of the concern.
THOMAS J. HILL,
GEORGE VV. HILL,
GREEN B. MOBLY,
The undersigned will continue the Factorage and
Commission Busmeson Its own account, and respect
Fully solicits the patronage heretofore extended to
Thus. J. Hill & Co. THOMAS J. HILL.
CO* T ie Eulaw Whig* Pickensville Register,
Gainesville Pilot, and Tuscaloosa Monitor, will
please give the alxive three insertions and forward
heir Recounts to this oftir** for mllopiinn in**#;
jlTOTICK—The subscriber* having pui r.liuceti die |
1 v well k wn Drug establishment of Mr. George l
F. Mark , will continue the bu«ine*s ill a'l in
branche*, at the old stand, south east Corner of
Dauphin and Water-streets.
Mobile, July 1st, 1844. BLAIR, & CO.
THE UNDERSIGNED having disposed of his
stock of Drug*, Medicines, &<•., to Me8*rsj
Blair & Co., take* this opportunity ol returning hi*
thank* to his friends and the public, lor their lib
eral patronage, and would solicit a continuation of
that pntronugc for his successors. Messrs. Blair k Co.
jylo I78c.no GEO. F. MARLOW.
COPAKTNERSHlI'-Thomas An d erson, of
Marengo county, and S. H. N Dickson, of
Mobile, have associated themselves together in the
Cotton Factorage and Commission Business, under
the firm of Andf.rson A Dickson. All business
entrusted to their care, by their friends and the pub
lie, will receive due attention. Ottice at No. 69
Commerce st. THOS. AN DERSON,
novSOnmo S. H. N. DICKSON.
THE Subscriber* having formed a Copartnership
for the transaction ol a Factorage and Conunis
sion Business in the city of Mobile, under the style
and firm of WALKER & HOLMES, would respect
fully solicit the patronage of their friends and the
public generally. ROBT. L. WALKER,
my30 154Ky co&c p BUR WELL HOLMES.
COPARTNERSHIP——The undersigned have
formed a Copartnership and will continue the
Commission and Factorage Busines* in the city of
Mobile, under the style and firm of HORTON &
CLOCK. All business entrusted to us will be
promptly attended to. GUSTAVUS MORTuN,
m v 17 1 13d _I). CLOCKj_
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE—On the 1st Z
May next, Georof. R. Clayton, of Colum
bus, Mississippi, becomes a partner in the houue of
P. T. Harris <Sl Co., of this city. The Commis
sion Business will, from that day, be conducted un
der the firm of Harris, Clayton &, Co. ap29xy
NOTICE—The undersigned will continue the
General Commission business, under the firm of
“WESTFELDT U BROIIIKK .*»
GF.O. WESTFELDT.
oct30 _RAIN HOLD WESTFELDT.
NOTICE—Mr. Thomas McKin*try i« authorised
to act for me, in all mutters touching the e*
tale of my lute husband, John Joiner.
novlMARY JOINER, ArfnrPx.
PORTF.R and AlLE--lUO cask* in pints and
quarts, landing from ship John Munn from Liv
erpool, for sale ul very low prices hv
der21 MARSHALL, ROWE & CO
RIO COFFEE—1,000 bags of superior quality p
new crop, in store and for sa le hv
dec!7_JNO C. HV AN, 18 8t Michael st.
LINSEED OIL—6 bbls 1h».<I quality, received
and for sale low hv the bbl or otherwise.
dec20 MQHKLY At TUCKER, Druggists.
FLOUR—50 bills superfine, landing and for vale
dec24 by JAMES SANDS It CO.
Philadelphia Saddlery AVut elioute,
WHoLWALt: A AD EM AIL.
Aw. 2 IJauptii'i rtrtit, 2,/ Jj'/T abovt Cummerct *titrt
jjl < -• iih the atu titi el con urv i 11
9 < limits, planter*' ami saddfei# t<>
aSiltc iar*e ami writ mnwried slock
jjj’it 8add!ory m»H SSaddleiy Hard*
■Slw-nr**, v\Inch lie is now opening
ind which lie offer* lor *nle ai
W pi iee* to #nii ihe liiiien.
■ Tin* made up work is all man*
I tifiiniireil in tin: city of Philndel*
pliia, Ol me ne?i inaiei mi i uir nmniicry naiu
ware is of direct importation.
The following rompt ises in part 'i.e assort mem : —
Saddle* and Hridler, of every variety of style, Bri
dle Fillings, Martmpalsa. Saddle Hag* of oil binds.
Whips, Coach, Gig. 1)'.u lroni U .ig-ni and Dray
Harness, Skirling, Harm as, I i ol!- .n.d Band Leatit
e»*, Oin Bands, as* o'ted M/.e-. l‘l ugh Bridie*. Col
Ian, Hatties, Trunks, Top ' I id.-. M mem, < ’all a- d
Hog **kins, Curb ami Sit;.file Hits, Spurs, Buckles,
j Saddle Trees, of nil kinds, Varu-h, Coat h Trim
Mings, Ac , ^*c. A latge ai-soriuknt of Saddler's
T..ois.%
lie invites purchasers loculi undixamincand coni
pare his goods and prices vv nh 11»«-*e • T other e*tuh
Iishitieiils, I elore purchasii g ei-evvh(fte.
n..v98 248c.no S. iUjULFMFT.
BhOTSt SH i ... u(; \.NS.
grfl-| lilt. Sl IlM H. 1 III KS have jns
! received dt ict !i »i the tn tuplac
wi *409 ",,v ol D» wirg 4*<i ' dudiwi*, per
Itfttk 1.4 I .<* and i.'Iiei I t <■ Htnv^U
the foil .wing <»u d« wlcrh they wit
sell at the lowest utatkel pi ices for rid':
6000 pairs supeiior 1'onble Sole G.ik ftusse.ts
6000 do do Single do tlo do
10000 do tlo llein do do do
6000 do tlo Kip Brogans of all sixes.
1009 do do Men** Thick Hoots, 6 to 10
600 do do do ilu tlo 7 to 11
600 do do do do do 8 to 12
300 do d» do tin tie 10 to 14
In addition to the above, the subscribers have on
hand a splendid asin-'incut ol I .adie*' and Gem le
nien's tine work of every description. Any one wish
ing to purchase goods in the above line will find ti
for their interest to call and examine. No trouble
to show goods.
DEWING, EDM A N DS & FIELD,
novl l 235 No 9 St Francis street.
p] Boors, shoes and uk<7
GAN'S—The undersigned have on
hand and are receiving per Http
Hw Colton Planter and haiqne Ann
Welsh, from New-York, a large
and we'l selected stock of the above named articles,
consist ng in part ol Ladies* fine Gait* r Bonn, Bus
kin*, trench Ties, Kid Slippers, Arc; Gentlemen**
fine calf water proof Boot*. ri<» line single sole dress
Boots, do singlp and double soled Brogans. To
gether with a large s'tick of .Men's and Boy’s Russet*,
Kip Brogans, and Mud Bools, which vveoffer whole
sale Mid retail at very low price*. Commission,
Country Merchants and Planter* sue particularly in -
vi'ed o cnll and examine our slock Indore purchasing
clsewiere. W. 11. & 11. F. CRAWFORD.
dec24 22uvv 17 Dauphin-st
BOOTH, HHOEH AND BROGANS.
JJ-. THE SUBSCRIBERS have now
V I on hand, and are roiislantiy receiv
S?1 ^^9 *'’8 i<> (heir <dd .taiid, a laige as
*nriiucnt of Ladies’ and Gentle
men's BOOTH AND SHOES of
every description, wliich limy oft’ei to tlteir friend*
and custotmrsut greatly reduced prcei, <vi whole
sale ami retail.
nov23 LATON k CO , 42 Water-street
iFats & caps—w. h.&. h. f. cra w
roHU, No 17 Dauphin street, have on hand
and receiving pet ship Jollnn Planter and
haik Ann Welch from New Yoik, a large and com
plete slock ol the ah>.ve named articles, Consisting
in part ot Gentlemen'* extra »u per tine Beaver, Nu
tria, Moleskin, Cmndmere, Castor ami plain Brush
Hat*. Al*n, a large assortment of Gentlemen's,
Bov’* and Youth’s (Jans. Also, a heaulilu! article
of Infant** embroidered Silk Velvet Caps of the la
test New York fall style ami fashion. (Iec23uw
f~n HOXXKTN.
Mflr 10 doz while Cyp.ns, • Iiii.iz trimmed
10 do* white do; 10 do while Gimp '
5 doz misses' colored \\ 11i*• »v
5 d«)/. do ('iemeniinc; 5 do Chintz
10 doz do (fiinp; 10 do Sliene
10 doz fashionable Flaio Silk
10 doz do Floreuc" Braid.
For sale by W. II. &jdl. F. CRAWFORD,
dec24uw 17 Dauphin street
Direct Importotiou of Wines, Fruit, &c
fllMK cargo of the Spnm-h Mistico Caimen, daily
i expected from Barcelona, consisting in part ol
the following:
60 casks of Claret
175 Uagn sofi shelled Almonds
10 half pipes Antiiselie Brandy
10 libls. shelled Almonds
150 boxes Figs
100 kegs Grapes
50 jars do
25 boxes Lennn*
25 do Vermicelli
10 qr casks Sweet Malaga Wine
10 do do Dry do do
50 kegs < Mives
50 jars Sweet Oil
And sundry other articles, which will be sold low
on the wharf, by
I. 14 ESLAVA, MURRELL &. CO.
WE have just received per recent arrivals a ve
ry large and assorted invoiced Fancy Goods,
which we beg to offer to the nude on liberal terms,
either f«»r cash or on time:
French Flints; French Curtains, plain and damask
.Mousline de Lames; Cashmere de Ecorse
Figured and plain Alparc.n; Foulard de Luilies
Black and rich figured Silks
black Serges or trimmings; Cap Ribbons
C- lured Satin Ribbons; ladies worked Collars
Black TuAhas; black Cashmere Shawls
Ladies' plain hem si itched printed linen cambric
Hdkls; satin and fancy Cravats
Suspenders; Mack and col .ied Crane, Veils
Artificial Flowers; Broadcloth lor pants and conic
Also,—A large assortment of jet consisting of But
tons. Fins, Combs,&c.
tier28 J A 51 F.S SANDS & CO.
^uNIIKIriS—Wl boxen 1 •fiiato and Walnut Cal
sups; 50 Imxes Underwood*! Pepper Satire*
10 boxes I nderwoo t’s fine and s. I Mustard
5 do do ground Pepper
5 do do do (linger
6 do do do < *n«sia
2Jti boxes Sardines; 10 baskets Sweet Oil
15 boxes r Id Cherry Brandy
800% lb* .Sal /Erutus
UMI 1311) boxes Gunp .wderand Y Hyson Teas
10 cases rttuis'er Imp. and Gunpowder do
60 reams large and s milleize Wrapping Papier
200 lbs liest Manilla Indigo, for sale by
dec27 WARE fa CHESBROUGH, 4 Com -t.
At w i9tf e (xtMida lor Kveniug Picmc*.
DAND’LS ai BRADY, corner ol Dauphin and
Water streets, have ju'-t received the lolh* tog
new and lieautiful Gondi* lor Liidien’ Evening Dresses
Plaid and striped Polka Muslins
Plain and figured TarIntaine*
Plain and figmed Swims and Book Muslins
Colored Organdy told Tatlmane Rubes
Euitii uidered and Kivierre Robes
0 4 and 8-4 Orguudy Mmdms, very sheer
llusion Ul ouls and Barage Robes dec28
DRY GOODS—2cases Plaid Linseys
2 cases striped and plain Keix-y*
6 case9 Kentucky ThiIIm anti Plains
2 eases mixed Kentucky Jeans
1 case mixed Sutinieie. Landing and for sale
dec27 by E C. CENTER fa CO.
LIRLUiva. &•—
40 bills old 1 •■rul ed \\ bi-Uey
75 bids superfine Flour, 40 do N O Molflfsses
10 hlitis brown N () Sugars L.anding and for
sale by WARE fa (JilESBROEftH,
dec27 40 Commerce-street
flOIE SUBSCRIBERS have constantly <>n hand
JL a large supply of Blankets and Negro W ool
lens of the best northern and western muiiufactuie
which they offer ua reasonable terns,
dec25 ' _BEERS & SMITH.
INDIGO—500 pounds Manilla Indigo
1600 do Roll Brimstone
60 boxes Starch. Just received and
for sale by HAVILAND, CLARK fa CO,
dec3I 45 and 47 Water-street
SPERM OIL—9 hints bleached S|ierni Oil. war
ranted pure and first quality; 60 boxes New
Bedford Sperm Candles, lauding from ship Nile and
for sale by fd«*c27j E. C. CJ5NTFR k CO,
TlFiAM41 a Tu3M AND 8WAN (.1N —
Landing from Ami Welsh and for sale by
JOHN O’REILLY fa CO ,
dec27 N E corner Conti and Wuier-sts
Oj |i k BOXES Nm 1 St»ap; 10 bbis Linseed Oil;
Ocl\" 50<) boxes MR Raisins, Kreisltr’s brand;
25 liags Pimento, landing fnon <diqi Nile, fur sale by
de l27 T II Dll LEVER. 40 C.mimicq-ll
CviiyElt— lu bids V httnipagne Cider, a \eiy stipe
J rit»r article, received fimn bark Ann Welsh
from New-Yoix ami lor sale by
dnc-27_W ill I AKER
BU I'I EK—10 firkins Goshen, in store mid for
sale by
dec2) THOS 11 CHEEVER, 40 Commerce «r
Lkt k TIERCE# Rice, in store and for sale by
&\} de«27 HUMPHRIES, WA.LBH fa CO.
! AJi lVEW-YOBK PACKLTS ‘ I
« hj lAut
F|7FjE FOLLOWING VESSELS Will
A the trade wnl hereafter compose this line, vit:
S'.dp jVI A R Y FHAjN^Fi, A Hubbard, master.
Bark VERNON.
Ba.k REFORM.
Bug SELMA, M. Smith, mutli-r.
Bug LINDEN, F.W Williufta, master.
Brig SARAH BROW N, J. M .Not ton, master,
Brig MOBILE.
Biig \Y F.TIJMI’KA, J. Fnw ler, n aster.
Brig AI.AIIAMa, Dudley, master.
The allow* vessel* have hundrnme at ( ominouslions
for passengers and uill'sail punctually a* advents
ed. All Ii eight consigned to ihe Agent in Mobile,
..r to STL RGFS & (.1 EARMAN, the Agent* in
N*w York, will be forwarded as directed free of
charge for commission.
JOHN C RVAN, Agent,
dei-ll N’o 18 Si Mirhael-street.
Rl ULAR W J ! KLY BACKF I
b'or Urn (mi, \ rrton, Aeujjort and Graves* Landing,
The steamer LOWM'ES, H Ii.
Johnson master. This new light
** di aught, last running d<nil)le engine
steamer w ill n ako regular weekly trips between Mu*
bile Mid | ouitfj uInac luentioned dwrii g the season,
•e:i\ ii.g Mubi c i \ei j 'i I ESDAY . »l 5 PM. and aili
viug at Grave** I wilding 'I H I ’I»'SI>A Y inoiniiige;
leaven Giiivea* Landing on TliFRSHAYS at 12
m andanivp in Mobile early SUNDAY morn
ing* Fur tieight or passage, having supeiioruc
coui'nodaiion*, api l\ on boimi *r to
dec4 < AMI ni l L.OUEN ki n,. Agents.
MOBILE A AD GAIA ht VlL L Li *AC A b T~
pi JY* I IZA —T he new and liui run
* mg . onb'o engine steamlmai F.l 1 •
ZA, YA Ii. Roberts master, will
| mi. - (tin mg toe g eeuMiu a* a tegular weiKlj
packet, ieav iug Mobile eveiy TUESDAY tvening,
at 5 o'clock, rM., and Gaioe-ville every T HURS
DAY , at 12 o'clock M.
The F.iiy* wax built « Xpiess'v for this trade, hns
*ii| i < i. r on onniK.il.iiiuu*. her I allies’ t idim and
Stale Rot in* .ii* vei huge ami fitted tip with d< ti
lde heoii .ol* t xpies-!) ii.i lamilies, and foi comfort
and wpeid has no Mipeii« r.
For I-eight or passage, a j ply on hi nrd or to
spirit mobfs waring, Agent.
Km* l LA It V\ I.EKI Y BACKF/T BETYY EEN
MOBILE AND COLUMFV W.
b The fine Diet running Steamer
i ^.Jy\r,YM. HARRISON, Jo II. Estes,
rvJfcr,^" y .Maeter. will run as a packet in the
a In ve traue th. coming season, commencing her
Hips with ih® diet rise of water. Lea ing Mobile
every YYEDNF-SDAY at 6 o'clock pm , and f'o-*
lumtiUM every SATURDAY For freight or pas
sage, having superior atcutnmhtlalion*, apply on
board nr to CAMPBELL, OWEN * GO.
octSO Agent*.
MOBILE, GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW
Regular Weekly Packet.
k. £ The new and splendid double-en
^jy^^ASginesit-aiuer. JAMES HEW ITT,
M.Quamer master,will commence
her regular trips on llie first rise of the water, leaving
Muhile. eveiy SATURDAY evening at 5 o’clock,
and Warsaw every MONDAY at 12 o’clock.
For freight or passage, lav ing superior accomai©*
datio-s, apply on hoard or to
CAMPBELL, OWEN & ro. Agents.
oci21 220tf 73 Commerce and 72 Fn>m itrsftii
Full COLL .VIBUS, PLYMOUTH AND Wa!
VERLY.
b The steamer QUEEN OF THE
IT *1--r-^CTSOUTH, Capt.S. S.Massie, (hav
mg been thoroughly over ban led in
the e*t. Loom Dry Dock and repaired tinder the di
rection of the Inspector for Insinince Companies
theie, and to the satisfaction of the offices in tliis
city,) will tun legularly in the above trade the pres
em season. Any biisinest confided'to this boat will
be strictly attended to.
For freight nr passage apply on Itoard or to
nov2U MOSES WAIUNO.
MOBILE AN IF MONTGOMERY REGULAR
WEEKLY PACKET.
to ff&L&je- ^ The new and splendid double en
iTJ^_=—-5aX7^gine strainer SAM DALE, F. M.
■SSESaiSAsai Johnson master,will leave forMoat
gomery eveiy W F.DNESDAY at 5 o’clock PM. and
arrive Finlay morning. Leave Montgomery every
FRIDAY .»i 4 o'clock pm , and arrive in Mobile
Monday morning. For freight or passage, having
superior accommodations, apply on board or to
dec8 CAMPBEI » , OWEN Vi O. Agents.
FOR M t»N Tt H)M KKY—VV eekly Packet.
Tin- fine passenger steamer NEW
L-.jdjJ j^^^WORLD, J. Bryan master, will
aHaMR^»egp||(^ap»ruii as a regular weekly packet
ilii'iiinlioni the season Ibr tlm aliove and nil interme
diate landing* leaving Mobile every SATURDAY
eve » ng at 5 o’clock, and Monlgomerv every MON
DAY morning at 10 o’clock.
For freight or passage, apply on bo»rd. nci28
MOBILE & MONTGOMERY'wkVki.y packet.
t* The steamer MONTGOMERY,
>R. Bullard master, will run during
1 he reason as a regular vveeklv
packet, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY, at 5
o’clock pm., Mild Montgomery every MONDAY, at
10 o'clock a m .
For freight or Massage apply on board or to
oct80 . MOSES WARING, Agent.
PICKENSVII.LE WEEKLY PACKET!
. * The sleamet CAROLINA, Peter
L .-oM-J Carroll master,will run as a regular
packet the ensuing season between
Mobile and I'u-keiisville; leaving Mobile every
WEDNESDAY evening at 5 o’olock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or in
net28 M. WAKING.
PUR COLOMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
5^ r'lf**r,L The steamer MINERVA, Capt.
A C. Burgess, will run regularly
inS 'In season to the aliove and
all miermediaie pol ls. For freight or passage apply
on board or to ABERT ta PRENTICE,
nc\2fi Coiinnt rce-st.
“WEEKLY PA CR ET FOR GAIN FSVILLF.
•*’ The steamboat NEW ERA, J . W.
Lvles mpster, will ply during ihe pre.
season,as a regular weekly pack
et between 41 •.I>tie and Gainesville, leaving Mobile
every SATURDAY EVENING, at 5 o’clock.
I’oi freight 01 passage, having superior accommo
dations, applv mi Iniard or to
nov28 MOSES WAKING, Agent, 88 Froul-st.
GEORGE’S HOARDING AND DAY.
SCHOOL, IS'o. 86 6’oitn»»»tnli/re«i.—Mri. G.
will regime the tint it* of her school on the 1st of
Novemlier next. The course of instruct ion embraces
nil the branches of die English and French langua
ges, proper f*»r a feinnlc education.
Terms of hip uni—jjo, #6 and $7 per month.
Hoard and itiiiion—£20 and #25 per month.
Parents t<> furnish Bed, Bedding, Towels and
Napkin Ring
Music chatgcd separately. octl6 218tf
SCHOOL NOTE ’F.—Notice is hereby given that
the School Commit tee of the Boird of School
C'unintssi .m rs will leceive u| plication for die ad
mission m ib poor scholars, to the school kept by
Mr. Schuyler Claike in the Barton Accademy Pa
rents and guardm is desirous In avail llivimelves of
• his notice, will be pleased to file their application
m writing wiili die undersigned, on or before the
third day n| January next.
dec4UZ .1m> \\ . LK.SE8NF, Chairman.
I AW MITICK-John T. Taii.orhihI E D.
-4 liULI.r>cK have formed a p»nncr»hip in the
Pinetice of the Law under the name and style of
Taylor & Be clock.
They w ilt practice in all the Courts of Mobile
county, and will attend regulaily the Circuit und
County Cmiris of Washington, Clarke, Monroe,
< ’one. uh and Baldwin.
Older—On • :*st side of Koval street, four doors
I north of Dauphin street. dec6 5 k mn
LAW N(ITK?E—JTogi VV ooihvakiuhkI Tho
mas WooDU AKL1 have associated inilteprac
! uce of the law, #and will practice in the Courts of
Law and Kqtii-y in the following counties, vix:—
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph,Tallapoosa,
Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court
at Tuscaloosa.
Q^Oliice at Talladega, Ala. dec9xy
f AW NOTICE—J. W. LF.8E8NE willprac
A-J lice Law in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin,
W ashington, Claike and Monroe, und attend regu
arly die sessions of the Circuit Courts held in those
counties.
Messrs. Campbell and Chandler will attend
to the issuing of wiila (or uie during my preseol ab
sence on die Circuit.
m»v7 229id J. W. LE8ESNE.
Cl AlU)—B W. MILLER respectfully tenders his
0 (hanks to bis patrons ami customeis for thepa
ironage hitherto Itevt wed on himseb, us well as the
late linn of W M. Pool & Co., and lie would hereby
inform them that he has removed to the store of Mr.
DANIEL TILLOTSON, aud woiih solicit for him
the same patronage. dec9
ORANGE FLO\VWBR;ATER-1fi down.just
received from Havana aud for sale by
«bc2»_ C. LxBARON.
a A V—180 bales prime North River, landirg ex
4 B ship Celia and Tor tale by
d-c25 F< >8DICK & CHARLOCK, 88 Com-st
CKU8HK7) S,J(JAK—25 Ibis WuoUey ft Wool.
sey’s, for sale
dec25 EOS DICK It CHARLOCK, 88 Com-at
Plii PORK—20 uii bbl. Fulto. Market, or
Mtk by |dw»l] JNO. C. RYAN.
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