Mobile register and journal (Mobile, Ala.). 1845-03-06 [p ]. · ^ brands, lor sale by fel>27 D. WHEELER, 28 St Michael si BACON—10 casks Cincinnati Sides; 10 do do Shoulders,

NEW SERIES. VOE. IV—NO.82 Mobile itfommercial Ucgister,

IlfllLllHID, Df.CKMIU 10, 1891

Merchants anil planters Journal, irrtiuiHED, RovRMKt I9,I8S0.

Che Mobile Mejia ter anb Journal, OIT1TBD, OECIMIER I 1841.

T. SANFORD fc S. F. WILSON, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.

s. Daily Packs, per annum, la advance.$1* 00

for six months *• .• •• 6 0(1

CotntTBY Papbb, (weekly) per annum, in advance 5 00 44 •• 44 lor six months, *4

... 3 00 No subscription discontluned until arrearages are paid,

unless at the option of the proprietor. IT Advertising, at regular charge, will be One Dollar

a square of 12 lines for the first, and Fifty Cents for each subsequent insertion, when published daily. If inserted weekly, semi-weekly, or tri- weekly, one dollar each time.

IT Advbbtisbrs by the year, will becoutracted with on the lollowing termi^— It being expressly understood that an agreement with a bouse In business, or with any Individual, shall be applicable only to the immediate and

legitimate business in which they or he may be engaged; and that all notices relating to oiher and distinct business, legal notices, administrator4* notices or sales, notices of the individual partners of a house, dec., will he held aud considered distinct from the yearly engagement, and charged at regular prices. One square, (twelve lines or less) wl.h a privl- ? 0Q

lege of changing or renewing twice a week... ) 9

Do de(with like privileges)for t> business months.. 30 00 Two squares (with privilege of c.hsnge)one year.. 65 00

hT Standing advertisements fw Patent Medicines, Books, Ac., occupying a large spaa*, and requiring no al- terations, will lie published by the year on very low terms.

Bjr Business Cards of s few Hues, Inserted conspicu- ously, 6 mouths for $10, in sdvsnce--and If continued during the year for $15, In udvance.

{g Ptre Companies will be contracted with at $20 per BBham, enrh—payable seinl-nnaually in advance.

IT Candidate nomination* *• be paid (hr *• advance, five Dollar* for the canvass.

All advertisements required by law will be charged ftill rates.

No gratuitous advertising for Societies or Companies. Payment will be required of yearly advertisers semi-

nnuslly In advance.___

SPERM CANDLES—90 boxei of a superior ar-

ticle, for sale by feh27 WHITAKER k SAMPSON, 20 Conti-at

SHAD—25 bids Mess, just received and for eale by JOHN PHILLIPS,

fel»27 corner Conti and Water ate

iJCutllH PlG IKON of Cambroe A Sutumeli ^ brands, lor sale by

fel>27 D. WHEELER, 28 St Michael si

BACON—10 casks Cincinnati Sides; 10 do do Shoulders, for sale by

fsb27 JAMES SANDS A CO.

SCOTCH Al<E—In casks or by ihe box, for sale very low by

fch27 P. B. TAYLOR, 4 Hagan's Bpilding OLASSES—100 bbls, in fine order, landing

and for sale by feb27 JAMES SANDS & CO.

Lancashire potatoes—a ftw hampers superior quality, per Br American, for sale by

feb?7 D. WHEELER, 28 St Michael-st IL—50 boxen and b skets Sallad, fresh import- ed and for sale by

feb26 S. I. & I I. JONES.

RICE—A superior article in whole and half tier res, for sale by

feb26 GEORGE MARTIN.

/IHSKEY—100 bbls Rectified, received per schr Commercial and in store, for sale by

fel>26MARSHALL, ROWE & CO.

PC’S Bagging, 300 coils Rope 1000 lbs Twine, in store and for sale by

HUMPHRIES, WALSH At CO.

O

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300 feb26

LOAF SUGAR—lOO bbh Philadelphia refined N. B., for sale bv

feb26 BEERS & SMITH

COFFEE—50 bags Java, a very superior article, for sale low by

feb26 MARSHALL, ROWE A CO.

CRANBERRIES—In half and quarter bbls, just received and for sale by

feh26 J. PHILLIPS, cor. Conti and Water-sis

c ORN—500 bags prime white, received per schr Commercial and in store, for sale by

fth26 MARSHALL, ROWE A CO.

TUSCALOOSA COAL—1500 barrels for sale at 50 cents per bushel. Apply to

feb26 E. C. CENTER A CO._ HAY —150 bales Timothy, this nTorning landing

and for tale by foh*7_J. H. RIVERS A CO.

RUSHES—Teeth and Hair Brushes, Paint and Varnish do, for sale bv

feb26 T. WALSH, 36 Royal at.

CIDER— SO bbla fine Newark, in store and for sale by

feb25 FOBPICK A CHARLOCK, 88 Coin-st

PANACEA —Indian Pun «cea, Swaim’s do.— For sale low by

frb25 T. WALSH, 36 Royal street

B

PATENT »iEDUJ1NES— Of every kind .ale low by

fel,25 T. WALSH, 36 RoyHl-.lr.Rt

D K1JGS and MEDICINES—A general assort-

ment always on hand, for sale low by feb23 T WALSH, 36 Royil-street

PERFUMERY and FANCY SOAPS—A great variety, for sale low by

feb25 T. WALSH, 36 Royal street

B~” (ITTRK—20 firkins prime Goshen, in store

and for sn le bv feb26 FOSD[OK A CH ARLOCK, 88 Cornet

SALT IN~STORE—2000 bleached sacks in fine order, just landed and for sale by

fel>24 D. WHEELER, 28 St Michael-st

London dock brandV—ai«0, Pui. and («old of choice brand., for .ale by

feti24 JOHN O’REILLY & CO.

COLGATE’S PALE AND UltUrtN SOAP— Thu Soap i. free from the smell of fi.li oil.

f.b2« J. O’REILLY fc CO.

II1SKEY—25 bbl. Mononguliela, a superior article. For .ale by

feb22 C. W OGDEN, 75 an.I 77 Water-.!

WI1ISKEY-2S bbU Dexter’., landing tin.

day from .learner Creole and for .ale by fcb22 C. W. OGDEN. 76 and 77 Water-.t

ipORN—sSO nek. he.f ...tern while, landing from Monlewtina noil for enle by

f.lS22 C- A. GILBERT & BRO., 60 Coin-«i

AUIAJ—IV Hale* L/una L.eai,une uuru wrap- | m |«»ra, jiwt received und for anle by

l#22 m J GANOOLFO. 70C»inmerce-alreel "C^RENCH POTATOES 500 hampers, cargo uf JP ship Havre, landing and for sale by

fel>22 C. VV. OGDEN, 75 & 77 Water st.

B AKKKLS—100 Neats Barrels fur sale by -FQ.

feb21 JAMES GANDOLF

70 Ci> mweree street.

Almonds.—&bags »>m shell, in «««ami for sale by JAMF.S GANDOLFO,

fetiZl 70 Cotnineree street.

J ARS—30 Earthenware Water nr Oil Jars, landing from brig Silentiu and for sale L>\

feh21 JAS. GANDOLFO. 70 Cominerce-»t_ fOLASSES—20 J bills sugar house Molasses,

for sale by J- HUMPHRIES. WALSH it CO.

PF. riT GULF COTTON SEED—60 lings gen nine, for sale by

feli20 Cl A GILBERT *t BRO., 60 Com-st

miN PLATE—160 bo ana ** X. brand Charcoal Plates, lauding ai d for sale by

feblO

Pnnipoal crown

% aid for sale b C. CENTER at CO.

C1ERO It YE —24 bills of tho sery beat quality, O fur silo <»y

fcb20 0. A. GILBERT It BRO., 50 Com-st

S!5 ARCH—150bogba superior quality, in store, (nr salo by JOHN PHILLIPS,

fob20 corner Conti end Water streets.

T "BUTTER’S MARKING INK—10 bbls just J 0 received, for sale by

te|,2fl C. W. OORRANCE.

S' DAP and CANDLES—1000 buxee No 1 Soap, 100 bones S|ierin Candles. For sule by

frh20 T H. CHEEVF.R, 40 Cuminerce-st

U'MYKAA FIGS—Fresh und in Hue order, for eale by JOHN O’REILLY fc CO.,

feh20 N E eairner Conti mid Wnier-ets

]YfACK.KKCL-«o 1, 2 and 3, in whole, half XIM. and quarter bid*, in vlore and lor *«le by

lebSK) HUMPHRIES. WALSII k CO. 4'SkockeRY WARE—107pieces French, land- VO lug amt for sale by

febSl JAS. GANDOLFO, 70Commerce-et

■J J UTI’F.R—60 firkins of jtritue quality Goslmn, far salo bv

feWl J. O. RYAN, 18 8t Micbttel street

ASTERN HAY—10(1 hales, land log and fir

feblO FOSDICK fc CHARI JOCK. 89 Com it

»t»PE—400 mils choice extra H iSk” store and for

F. W. McCoy It CO.

BAGGING'ae.1 ROPE—2000 piece! and coileol sH|i«riur quality, in stnra and lor tale liy

MM* > F. W. McCOY * CO. fllWlNF,—4000 psiuais 2 and i stran Kentuckt X Twine, fur eale by

febta F. W, McCOY It CO.

|jW» AN N lH I's —10 Idris, inst received and tv> I by J. ^ANWILFO, 7^6 Coin gt

•VIMsO </ u

Fashionable Winter Clothing. ^TANTON & BROTHER are receiving per bark

Vernon, from New York, in addition to their olrmer supply, a large and fashionable assortment o

Clothing, consisting in part of— Black, Bine and Olive Frock and Dress Coat* Beaver. Pilot, Cloth At Caasimere Business Coals Tweeds and Haiti net do do do Cloth, Beaver Cloth and Flushing Overcoats Full and 4 circle Cloth Cloak* Fancy and plain Casaimere and Sattinet Pants Velvet, Satin and Cashmere Vests Beaver, Cassimere and Silk Hats Gentlemen’* and Youth’s Cloth Caps.

Together with a general assortment of Hosiery, Scarfs, Stocks, Gloves, etc which we will sell at the lowest possible terms, at No 25 Dauphin stree.t

jan8

DIRECT IMPORTATION of new and fashion able SPRING GOODS, anil great reduction

in prices—Hknry k Stodrart, corner Water and Confi-sts, have just opened a select assortment nf the following Good* for Ladies* Spring dresses—

New parents Wool Balaarines, Cotton Barcje Colored checked Muslin* Fancy figured Jacquard Gingham* Lace and cord Pell emit*, Dimity Muslin of every description, *ay Nain*ook, Swiss, Mull, Jacconet, Cambric, Checked, kc.

Embroidered Robes, suitable for wedding d<esses II & H. will sell at * decided bargain in their last

year’s stock of Barege*, Balzarines, Printed Mus- lins. Ate-, comprising some of the richest goods im- ported. jun28

NEW SPRING GOODS—Daniils k Bra- dy have jnst receives the 4Mlowing New Uoods,

which they offer low forcaaft:— New and beautiful Tissu® Muslin* Colton and Woollen Balzerines and Barages French Printed Jaconet* and Lawn* Light Spring Calicoes, new style Plaid and plain Swiss and Book Muslins Tarlatane* and Organnys, plain and striped Plaid and plain Jaconet and Cambric Muslins Embroidered and Rivierre Linen Hdkfs Hem stile lied and Tape Border do New *t)le Lace and Lawn do French Linen Cambric and Linen Lawns

A large supply of 8-4, 10 4 and 12-4 bleached Linen Shirting; 5-4 and 10-4 Flemish Linen do; Bird Eye Diaper and Damask Napkins; Fillet Gloves and Mills, all colors; Corsets, Hosiery, &c.

feh 14

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully culls the atten-

tion of Physicians, Druggists, Planters and

country Merchants to the following list of Drugs, etc., just received and now offered for sale at the very lowest cash prices—

600 ounces French Quinine 20 do Sulphate Morphine 20 do Acetate do 60 do Hydriodute Potassa

100 pounds Powdered Rhubarb 60 do Powdered Jalop 60 do English Calomel 60 boxes Castile Soap 10 grace Seidletx Powders 10 do Yeast Powders 20 do Soda Powders

6 barrels Alcohol 4 do Linseed Oil 4 do Sperm Winter Oi

600 pounds Cream Tartar 4 barrels Whiting 4 do Yellow Ochre 4 do Lamp Black

50 dozen Castor Od quart bottles 60 do Castor Oil pint do 60 boxes Window Glass, 8x10 to 10x16

200 Bath Bricks White Lead in 100, 60 and 26 lb kegs. Togeth-

er with full supply of Patent Medicines, Loti Hurd's Snuff, Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth, Scrub, Flesh and Horse Brushes,etc.

SETH W ROBERTS, Wholesale and retail Druggist, sign of the Green

Mortar, north west corner of Commerce and Dau- phin-streets. j:»n25 48

LIQUORS—6 bbls Peach Brandy 10 half pipes J J Rouase Brandy 5 do do Otard, Dupuy b Co Brandy 5 do do Hennessey do 5 do do Du Cabman do

50 hbls and 4 casks American do 5 bbls old Shirty Whiskey 1 pipe imperial Eagle Gin

10 bbls American do 10 bbls New England Rum *•

30 bbls Monongaiiela Whiskey 15 half bbls do do 25 quarter casks Malaga Wine 10 do do Port do

5 do do pure juice Port 1 pipe Woodhouse Madeira 1 half pipe do do 3 do Cherry Brandy 3 do Cherry Bounce

50 bbls Dexter’s I) R Whiskey 100 bbls Cincinnati do

15 casks quart London Porter 10 casks pint do do

160 boxes Philadelphia Ale and Porter 100 boxes do Cider

10 bbls do do 10 bbls Hartford do

For sale by [jan27J T. P. MILLER & CO

Groceries, &c—2 pipes HoihndGin 100 bbls and 10 boxes Loaf Sugar 250 sacks Rio and 40 do old J ava Coffee 60 boxes Yellow and 10 do Castile Soap 40 boxes Tobacco, favorite Virginia brands

140 baskets Champagne (Due de Montebello) 20 boxes old Tima Madeira Wine, 1 dozeacli 10 bbls and 4 half pipes Crown Gin

200 boxes Cheese, 75 kegs prime Goshen Butter 60 half bhls Pic Nic Crackers 60 half bbls Lemon Biscuit 20 half bbls Buckwheat Flour 25 quarter hbls do do 30 half bbls Northern f lour 60 kegs Philadelphia Nails In store and for

janSO_sale by BEERS & SMITH.

CTloTHS, CASS I MERES, fcc— / Suprifine black French Broadcloths

Do do do Doe-skin Caassimere Do fa lie v and col'd French do Do black English Satins for Vesting Do black silk Serge Do black worsted do

Fine Red Padding, Canvass Wiggans Silesias, Sewing Silks, Twist, Buttons, fee.

—for sale at low prices by jauSi R. W. ANDREWS & CO., 8 St Michae s

■jitJK SALt—zwu nags Liverpool nan

m/ 130 bag* Havana Coffee; 60 do Rio do 20000 Havana Cigars, vai ions brands

100 casks and hhds Falkirk Ale. in wood and bottles; 2 do London Particular Madeira

14 .cases Old Jamaica Rum 8 halfpipes Brandy (Seignette) 2 pipes Gin; 2 casks choice Havana Honey

10 baskets Champagne,Sherry & Hock Wine jan6 JOHN GIBSON. 30 St Mjchael-si_

D' OME8TICS—10 bales Great Falls Sheetings 5 bales Indian Head Sheetings

10 do Cabbet A do Chicopee I) do Nashua do Amoskeage do Dwight C Shirtings Perkins' Mills Brown Drillings

—for sale by jan2» JAMES GANDOLFO. 70 Commerce-st

10 10

5 10 5

do do do do do

G LASS—20 boxes Window Glass, 28x24 10 60 60 60

160 300

do do do do do do

do do do do do do

do do do do do do

24x30 24x14 24x16 18x12 10x12 8x10

—of best quality and brands, just received and for sale by [ian80| JOHN B. TODD, 47 Panphin-st I /irk BOXES Marseilles Lemons lUv 15 bales soft shell Almonds

5 bales paper shell Alinouds 60 boxes Castile Soap 50 baskets Sweet Oil, 10 cases Claret 10 cases Absynthe, 10 doass'd Cordials

— lor sale low on consignment by jan2ft BARRON. MEAD fc CO,

GWESTFELDT & BKO. offer for sale— Wihe—6 pipes and 10 qr casks “Black-

burn's" old and superior Madeira Oil—160 baskets and boxes Sue's Olive Candles and Soap—200 boxes good quality Segars—200m Regalias of various brands, and

850m Trabucos, Canones, Imperials, Jtc. janSI

Garden and field seeds— 6 hblii Grass Seeds; 3 do Marrowfat Peas 3 hbls Early June Pens; 1 do Blue Imperial do 3 bbls Snap Beans; 100 papers Herb Seeds.

With a great variety of all the Seeds suitable for the seuson, warranted the growth of 1844. For sale wholesale nnd retail by

febl3 MOSELY & TUCKER.

K EN’I’UCKY SEED 30 barrel. Blue time. Seed

7 hull'do nnd 6 kegs Blue Grass Seed 6 bbl. Tituolby Seed, 6 do Closer do 6 bones Family Gurden Seed

—lor axle lu dose a consignment by THUS. P. MIIXEJt fc CO. jmi28

'pOBACCO- Jnst remised and lor .ale— 1. 200 doaeu Sir. Miller’, fine cut

100 doten Goodwin’. do HAV1LANB, CLARK fc COi,

feb6 W and 47 Water-street

INSURANCE OFFICES.

Mobile insurance company— oiKc No. 34 Si Fruncis-sl., injures against Fire,

Marine and River rink*. Directors.

II. O. Brewer II. Barney W W. Allen L. Mauldin 1. Bell, Jr. H. Myers.

T. G. Brown. J. EMANUEL, President.

Thos. S. Kii*o, wer.'y. janll 36tf

J. Emanuel H A. Schroeder J. Bloodgood R. Desha G. Westfeldt J. A. M. Battle

Merchants insurance company of MOBILE—Cash Capital #250,000. Office

14 St. Francis Strekt—continues to Insure

lguinat Loss or Damage by FIRE in Brick Buildings in the City, and against the Hazards of Marine and River Nax'igation.

II. B GWATHMEY, President. DIRECTORS.

J. J. Vail Wnnroy, Hindman Burnev, C. Gascoigne, John B. Toulmin, Wm. Jones, jr. Joseph E. Jheffield, George Martin, Sanlord Coley,

W. H. Pratt. jel<M67if THOMAS W. McCOV,Sec’y.

I/TlREMEN’S INSURANCE COMPANY OF ■ MOBILE, Office No. 32 St Francis street.—'This Company continues to insure against loss or damage on Marine and River Risks, and against Fire on

Buildings and Merchandise. DIRECTORS.

B. W. Allen, Geo. G. Prentice, Wm. Hall Charles White, John G. Davis, J. C. Chamberlin, Rich’d H. Redwoou,

Charles Aure. Br. Tardy, L. Mead, John K. Collins' John F. Paglea, (Jacob Boyd, A. M. Sprague.

Joseph Krebs. S. W. ALLEN, President. GEO, G. PRENTICE, Vice President.

Jas. T. Franklin, Sec’y. fet>7 67tf

AL ABA MALIFE INSURANCEantPriUJST CO. Capital #320,000, all paid in. Office

No. 36 St. Francis-st. Trustees.

vhivim nurris, Edw’d Mariinean, A. W. Gordon, P. Mosely Geo. N. Stewart, Jena. limit, Win. Bower,

v iiiiH. uascoigne, P T. Harris, Win. H. Pratt, I. C. DuBose, Hanford Coley, Jaities Inneraritv, Tlios. Lesesne,

Hager, This Company continues to do a general Insurance

business, taking isks at the usual rates of prera- um, against loss or damage by fire to brick or frame

buildings, or to merchandize or furniture contained therein, as also against the dangers of marine and river navigation.

They also receive money on deposite, paying merest at the following rates, viz.

On deposites 3 months and short of 6, at the rate of 8 per cent per annum.

On deposites 6months and short of 12, at the rate of4 percent per annum.

On deposites for 12 months, at the rate of 5 pr ct

Deposites may be withdrawn at any time before the expiration of the term of deposite; but in such cases no interest will be allowed.

CALVIN NORRIS, President. N. O. J. Tisdalk, Sec’y. decl8 15tf

MA RIM E\ RI VF.R A NJ) FIRE IMS UR A NCR MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANC E CO.

NO. 44 W ALL-8TR EFT. N KW-YoKK. Secured Profit* of Five Year*

Over Haifa Million of Dollars!

THE following statement mav serve to explain the peculiar advantages of this system of Mutual

Insurance. While the premiums charged, conditions of insur-

ance, and general mode of transacting business, are

precisely similar to those of the most approved Stock Companies, the net profits of this Company, instead of being puid to Stockholders, are divided annually among those who pay the premiums in proportion to

ho much of the amount paid by each as shall be earn-

ed, on the 18th of December of each year; and scrip certificates are issued for the same, bearing such interest as arises from the investment of the net profits in Bonds and Mortgages, and Public Stocks.

It is to be presumed, that the premiums of each

year will not only pay all the losses and expenses of that year, but will enable the company to divide a

surplus among llie intuited, thereby also increasing the security of the insured (which now consists of the accumulated profits of five years, over hale a

million of dollars.) But should the contrary occur, and should (he losses and expenses of any year exceed the earned premiums—the excess of loss will be assessed on all the scrip previous!) issued.

The charter expressly provides that the insured caunol in any cuee incur a loss beyond the amount of his premiums.

Applications will be received at the office of the

Agency, corner ofSt. Francis and Royal-sts,up stairs declO ROBERT S. BUNKER, Agent.

FIRE IN8UKANCE. rpHB NEW-YORK EQUITABLE INSUR- JL RANGE COMPANY continue to take risks at

the usual rates of premium against loss or damage by fire, to buildings and merchandize,nr cotton iu ware-

houses. etc., in Mobile and vicinity LAMBERT SUYDAM,President.

Joseph Strong, Secretary. Director*.

Abin. G. Thompson, Silas Holmes, Shepherd Knapp, Christian II. Sand, Henry Yarns, Peter A Hargous, Robert A. Robertson, John Q Jones, George Rupelyt, Henry Rowland. Jamer. Gillepsie,

Gardner A Sager. All losses and damage promptly adjusted and paid. uov22 242 F. B. CLARK, Agent. 47 Water-st.

Lambert Suydam, Robert T. Smith, Paul Spofford, Harvey Weed, James E. Cooley, Loseph Boucimud, John P. Nesmith, Joseph W. Duryee, James O Ward,

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPA- NY of Hartford, Conn continue to insure

buildings of Brick or Wood and their contents, in the city of Mobile and its vicinities, against loss or

damage by fire. Also to take marine and river risks the most favorable terms.

The Agent of this Company has full power and authority to adjust and pay all losses that may occur, as soon as the requisite proof of the same is submit- ted to him, without reference of the claim to the office in Hartford, which gives the agency all (he advantages of a local institution, in settling losses with promptness. JON. C. RYAN, Agent,

oct2l St. Michael st.

iirtino a iivLi

IfMf bers, agents for tKe Contributionship Insurance

Company of New York, continue to lake risks on

Buildings, Merchandise, lie.; an also Kiver risks a

reasonable rales of premium. This is an old established Company, worth #800,000capital paid in, and a largo surplus to meet lo-ses.

jau8 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.

INSURANCE—The Augusta Insurance and Bank- ing Company of Augusta Georgia, continue to

take Pirk, Marini: and River risks on the most

favorable terms. Insurance may be had on Frame or Brick Build-

ings, Merchandise, Produce, Ac. *« any part of the city or its vicinity. I. C. Dt BOSE, Agent,

oct25 89 Water street.

INSURANCE—The Protection Insurance Com-

pany of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Mari.ieand River risks, on as favorable terms

as any other office in the City. They will insure ratne or brick buildings and their contents in Mobile

and its vicinity, at the customary lates of premium. E. C. CENTER A CO.

a5 Corner of Commoice & Conti sts.

| square yards Flag Stones l w" "vf600 hampers Irish Potar«ns. Landing

per ship Jno. Bell from New Ross (Ireland) and for sale by

js..80 JAS. MAGEE & CO., 66 Commerces!

100 DBLS No 1 Loaf Sugar 50 bbls crushed Sugar, 25 do powdered 20 bbls New Orleans refined Sugar

In store and for smI* by HUMPHRIES. WALSH * CO. janSl

I CLflO PIECES Kentucky Bagging it)UU 1000 coils do Rope 3000 lbs Twine

For sale on short or long credit by fehlO_G. WESTFELDT & BRO.

.ff'fkZk HAMPERS Irish Potatoes, containing a

flVJvJ bushel each, ex-fliip John Bell from New Roms, Ireland, lor sale by

frb4 JAMES MAGEE & CO.. 66 Com-st

| AAA PIECES Bagging and Rope, on con-

A UUvr sif nmeiil and for sale by feb!2 SMITH. DABNEY fc CO.

1 A \ BBLS Tanners Oil just received and for sale 1U by HAVILAND, CLARK A CO..

r«*h28 45 and 47 Water-si

[4/1 ADDEP—18011m prime Dnuffi, in store and for IfJI. sale by 10. DuBOSE & CO.,

feb8 Druggists, 89 Water-sL

ZASFfB- CURRANTS^-A stiT*ply of new Cur- rants, in store and ior sale bv

I'eb8 C. P. COLWELL, 69 Dauphin-street

$0 CASKS Sperm Oil for sale by feblft C W DO RRA NCR.

B RANDY—11 hall uipM (i.dvtl Hnuidy, fat febll Mb b, L. E. MON TAN DON k CO.

BUSINESS CARDS. M. HARWELL,

.1UCTIONAND COMMISSION MERi HAN'T Montgomery. Alalwma.

Refrrmcet— Meori. Harris, Clayton & Co ~)

Freemf.ll h Rollon, Wilson h May,

(IpcIIiIH C. Gaproi,nP, Eaq. J , MOB'LF.

THOMAS H. CHEEVER COMMISSION MERCHANT,

declf* No. 40 Connnerce-iilrppL

JAMES A. HOOPER, COMMISSION M R R CHAN T, nov26 No. 40 Si. Michael -at—MOBILE, Ala

BENJ. M. HRAOKUKI). JAMES E. SAITNDKRS BRADFORD fc HAIIKDERN,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Have removed to No. 7 St. Michaet-st.—Mobile,

nov21 241tf SAM’L B. HOWE,

WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES A»D BROGANS,

No. 15 Dauphin Strkkt, Mobil*. nnv4 2tf

ALEX-CAMPBELL. I J.GOWKN.f J it. BOSWORTH !’ UK !.L, O irjl.V A cw.

STEAM-BOAT AGENTS

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 72 Front and 75 Commbrc* Strb*t.

All Goods unit be Received and Forwarded free of Charge. pep, l(j 200,r"

JOHN PHILLIPS. COMMISSION MERCHANT,

AND agent for the purchase of cotton,

References— Mobile, Alabama. Hon. Benj. (Joham, 'j Hon. Abbott lawrence, ! Bo,to Ma„. James Vila, Lsq. J William Dans, jr. Esq J Messrs. Spsflortl, Tileslon & Co., New-York. Charles W. 8loiey, Esq., Havana. nov27

J. H. RIVKRS LHAKL.ES h. CHUK('I). J. H. RIVKRS Si CO.

Auction, Commission & Forwarding Merchants, Corner ef Commerce and Conti-sta.—MOBILE.

QCJ-Will make liberal advances on all Goods con-

signed lo them for sale ; also will make very liberal advances on Cotton and Staves consigned to 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 & Co.,Mobile. ja»9

C. W. DORRANCE, {Successorto J. Rea)

Will continue to do an Auctionand Commission business at the old stand. No. 16 Water-st. mli7 81t

EDW. B. GALE, AUCTION OFFICE i» Royal street—opposite the

Mansion House, Q3~ Is prepared to give his t me and attention to

all business in his line. nov2 222tf P. B. TYLOR,

AUCTIONEER—No. 4, Hagan’s Buildings, Conti street—MOBILE.

(E7 Respectfully renew a temltr of his services Jo tils ormer patrons and (he public, for he sale of Stocks, Rbal Estate, Damaged Cotton, Furniture, Ac., with an assurance of giving prompt attention to any business confided to his care. nov4 228tf

NMITH, DABNEY & CO WHOLESALE 0 RO V E RS,

Cominerce-fllreet, Mobile, Ala. James Smith, f Jno M. Dabney, \

\ S Win. A. Smith, j 150tf WARE Sc 4IVH«|IKOr<;il,

GROCERY MERCHANTS, No. 4 Commerce-street, Mobile, Alabama.

Edward M. Ware, > Aaron C. Chesbrough, 5 j3 27tf

KNAPP Sr SCHULTZ, General Auction and Commission Merchants, No. 49 l)aui>hiii-streeU Mobile. Alabama.

O’The subscribers having taken the above establishment fir the purpose of transacting the General Auction und Commission Business In all its various branches, are now ready lo receive consignments; and any goods consigned to them for sule will meet with prompt attention. Liberal advances made on all kinds of merchandize.

REFER TO— M. S. Stetson *1 a (ioldsmith &. Huber, o

W. E. Sackett & Co j 2J Cullen & Smith, J ?

jan7

J. B. Rathbone Sc Oo.l 3 Isaac Monroe A Co. 3 E. E. Aaron Sl Co. ! O A. J. Km*, f J Edward Leon, D. D. Dickey, j 3

NEGROES FOR HALE. THE SUBSCRIBER having located him-

self permanently in Mobile and Baltimore, now offers for sale u lot of likely young Negroes, comprising field hands,, house servants, etc. Among them is it good smith and excellent seamstress. He will also he receiving shipments of Negroes from Balti- more during the season. Citv reference given as to

title, etc. ()C^* Lafayette House, cornet of Royal and St. Michael streets.

nov7 229cmo* WALTER L. CAMPBELL NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

R. W. ANDREWS & CO., No. 8 St. Michar.l-st., two doors above Commerce-st.

Have constantly on hand a comnlele assortment of DRY GOODS,

embracing Blankets of every variety, Lowel, Vir- ginia, Alabama and oilier Osnaburgs, Lowel Lmneys, Kerseys and all kinds of Negro Cloths, together with a full stock of Staple and Fancy articles, suitable for Planters use. Also, Russetl Brogans, Mnd Boots, and a general assoi lineut of Bools, Shoes, Hats, &c.

Brussels, Ingrain and Veniliau Carpets. Matting and other Floor Cloths. novl9 239if

NO MONOPOLY. DKGRUHHE & MARSH,

BUTt MiAiltS, sUOAMMJLMi JUJUMJHT, STALLS 38 AND 35,

SHIPS, Steamboats and Families supplied on the most reasonable terms.—Clubs, Families, Par-

lies and others supplied with Game oi all kinds, and he best Meats the market affords at the shortest

notice. nov9Ky HAVANACIUAUS

CONFECTIONARY. Corner Conti and Rotal Streets,

T Opposite the Mansion House.

HE subscriber thankful for past favors, and soli* citousfor a continuance of the saute, begs leave

to inform his friends and the public in general,that he 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 the most reasonable terms for cash —wholesale and retail.

Also—On hand H9 usual, a plentiful supply of Ho Coffee and Pies, at all boors.

GEO. SCHUMACHER N. B.—Cakes for Parties or Weddings made to

order. my® 182tt

C" COMMISSION BUSINESS—The subscriber J offers his servicesto the Planters and Merchants

of Alabama and Mississippi, for the sale of Colton, and the purchase of their family necessaries. Con- signments of other produce and merchandise, will be also promptly und carefully attended to.

novH 22«tf GEORGE G HENRY.

LAW NOTICE—J. W. LESESNE will practice Law in the counties of Mobile, Bttlawin, Washington, Clarke and Monroe, and attend regu- arly the sessions of the Circuit Courts held in those counties.

Messrs. Campbell and Chandler will attend to the issuing of writs for me during my preseut ab- sence on the Circuit.

nov7 229tif J. W. LESESNE.

LAW NOTICE—John WoodwardbikI Tho- mas Woodward have associated in the prac-

tice of the Law, and will practice in the Courts ol Law and Equity in the following counties, vix:— Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa, Benton and Talladega; also, in the Supreme Court at Tuscaloosa.

Qd»Office at Talladega, Ala. dec9»y PiTHE Subscribers having formed a Copartnershq: A for the transaction ol a Factorage and Commis-

sion Business in the city of Mobile, under the style and firm of WALKER & HOLMES, would respectfully solicit the patrouage of.their friends and the public generally. ROBT. L. WALKER,

my 80 164xy cofccp BURWELL HOLMES.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE—On the 1st ol

May next, George R. Clayton, of Colum bus, Misaissippi, becomes a partner in the house 01

T Harris Co., of this city. The Commis- sion Business will, from that day, be conducted un

der the firm of Harris, Clayton & Co. ap29Ky TO* OTIC E—The undersigned will continue the 11 General Commission business, under the firm o

“Westmidt It Brother GEO. WE8TFELDT.

oci30 RAINHOLD WESTFELPT

CHEAP GUNS-—A first rate assortment ©

cheap Birditig and Deer Gnus of all sites am

lengths of fine Damascus, wire und stub twhit barreli Persons wishing lobuy will please call and exaiaim ih*'tn, und will find them very low to meet the times

;ab6 J AS. CONNING, 12 Dauphin street

VT EW SPUING GOODS—Daniels U Bkadi Imve now Cur sale hi very low prices t|(*. follow ing new ami fashionable Spring goo tie:

New style Silk and Wool Rnhearines New style Barage and pnularda New and beautiful style Tissue Muslins French Jaconet and Swiss Printed Minding New style Scotch Ginghams Plain black Rarage and Mousclin de Laines Plain black Bombazines and Choi lie* Hlack and white Ginghams and Calicoes l.igld French and American Calicoes French and English Linen Checks Irish Linens, soft make and a: very low prices feh28

¥? W ANDREWS & CO., 8 St Michael-*!re* t, have in store, received per late annals, a •omplete assor tnient of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods winch are offered to dealers at New-York Pearl-si prices, among which are— Lowell Peters! urg and Patapsco Osnuburgs Lowell Linseys and Kerseys Brown and bleached Shirtings and Sheetings Blankets, 8-4 and 9 4 Duffil, Whitney and Macimiw flannels, white. red, yellow and line Welch Preach, English and American Prints Kich printed Cashmeres and Mouseline DeLuir.es Alpacca Lust es, Iris Cloths and Merinoes Super black French Bombazines Black and colored Silks, for Ladies* dresses Ladies Silk and Cotton Hosiery, and half Hose Ladies and Gent ssiifier black, white and colored

“nd [Kid Glove. L*acee, Fdgmgs, Inertings, Mr.. feb!9

M^fTCRKA SF.asi up o r* .t --^r—rr; VV ines, &c., 4*c., now landing from brig Siieiu

rio and for side by JAiVILS GANDOLFO, 70 Commerce st

Alin mds—coinmon, hard ami soft shell Walnuts, Haile Nuts and Chesnuts Maccaroni, Verniicilli and assorted Paste Parmesan Cheese, assorted Pickles, Conserves Anchovies, Sardines, Olives, Gnrlicks Olive Oil, in Iwskets and jars Malaga Lemons and Figs Muscatel Raisins, in whole, hiilfand qr boxes Sweet Malaga Wine, in bbls Claret Wine, in whole, hall and qr pipes Catalonia Bed Wine, in do do do Ji qr casks superior French Brandy White W ine. Orange Flower Water French Crockery YVaie French Claret Bottles and Corks Large Earthenware Jars, for water or oil. dif-

ferent sizes; 10 pjeccs white veined Marble leblj

Groceries—25 boxes Maccaroni 100 sacks Old Government Java Coffee lOO boxes New Bedford Candles 100 boxes Patent Press do 25 do Vermicili 150 whole and half boxes No 1 Brown Soap 20 bbls New Bedford winter bleaclied pure Sperm Oil; 200 single Molasses Barrels

10 bbls New Bedford Spiing bleaclied pur »S|>erii) Oil; 10 bbls winter bleached Whale Oil

20 bbls East Boston refined Crushed Sugar 20 do do do do Loaf do 10 boxes do do ds d » do 50 packages Cranberries, halves, qr & eighll 100 bbls Chenango Potatoes, in fine order 50 bbls Silver Skin Onions, do do.

In store and for sale by feb!5 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St Michael-st

English chemicals, drugs, &c-Lund- ing per British ship Duncan from Liverpool— 250 11)9 pure Bi Caib Soda

2000 lbs Epsom Salts ; 60 do Calomel 100 lbs powdered Rhubarb 50 lbs Blue Mass 60 lbs assorted Extract*, Colocynth,etc

Carb. Magnesia, Calcined Magnesia Tartaric Acid, Rochelle Salts, Kreoeote Morphine. Nitrate Silver, with a great many oilier Chemicals loo numerous to mention. For sale

wholesale or retail at very reduced prices. _fcb20_MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists

OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, *c —Just received |ier ship Duncan from Liverpool— 10 gross assorted Tooth Brushes

1 gross Nail Brushes 250 lbs Old Brown Windsor Soap

6 grots Cuclion Dromatize 2 gross Cumphoi a'ed Chalk for the teeth 1 gross English Court Plalsier

A large assortment ol Hair Belts and Gloves, etc. Fur sale wholesale and retail by

fcbgO MOSELY & TUCKER.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND pHan". TF.R8—Daniels & Brady are now selling

oft'at reduced prices for cash the following: Negro Kerseys and Negro Blankets Kentucky Jeans and Satinets Brown and bleached Domestics Lowell, Virginia and Carolina Osuaburgs Calicoes of all descriptions Tickings, Hosiery, Linens, Ac. Silk Shawls and Mouselin de Lames. feb28

(lORDOVA PLAINS, KENTUCKY JEANS AND PLAINS, &e. 10 bales Cordova Plains 10 do Kentucky Jeans 10 do do Linseys 20 do Vinginia Kerseys

—A very superior article for Negro Clothing, for sale by [feh!5j BEERS & SMITH.

OIL—10 bids Bleached Whale 20 casks Judd’s winter strained Sperm 10 bills bleached Lamp Oil 20 Uhls Bridge’s Linseed Oil 10 bhis wesiern do do 15 bbls Tanner’s Oil. In store on consign-

ment and lor sals by feb27 WHITAKER & SAMPSON, 20 Conti-st

SUN DRIES—50 bbls Crushed and Loaf Sugar 20 bbls Powdered Sugar 10 hf bbls Pickled Pork 10 111 do Fulton Market Beef

4 do Smoked do 100 dried Buffalo Tongues, (or sale by

feb26 HUMPHRIES, WALSH & CO

DRY GOODS—10 bales Portland Sheetings 10 bales stout Portland Denims

100 doz each 11, E, M and L Cotton Flagg Hdkfs 300 pieces imitation Pongee Hdkfs 100 d izen light Cotton Shawls; 5 cases Kerseys

For sale low to close coiisiniimeut by fel»15 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St Michael-et

\J G. WESTFELDT & BRO. 2000 bagfi prime Rio 200 do Juva and Old Government Java 100 do Laguira

75 do Maracaibo 50 do Havana febl5

UMEHTIC LIQUORS— 50 bbh Monouguhela Whiskey 50 half bills do do 20 bbls Gin, 90 bbls Brandy

In store on comigmuent and foi sale by feb27 WHITAKER & 8AM 1*8051,20 Conti-st

SUNDRIES—100casks Nails, assorted sizes 50 kegs Wrought Iron Spike* 20 bhl* L«>al Sugar 20 bids olarilied, crushed and powdered Sugar 12 bbls sugarliouse Molasses. For sale by

feb24 W. H. HLACKLER.6 Water-street ■ JAGGING, ROPE and TWINE— O 1000 puces liest Kentucky Bagging

POO coils do do Rope 5000 Him do do Twine

For sale on consignment by Ieb26 / BEERS & SMITH, 22Sr Miclmel st

ESTERN PRODUCE— 160 bbls s f Flour, 50 do Wniakey

15 casks Ciu Sides, 15 do do Shoulders 50 kegs Lard. For sale by

Job 19 JAMES SANDS ItjCO. OIL—15 bbls Tanner’s

10 bbls bleached Whale Oil 2 tierces and 6 bbls Lamp Oil

Received per bark Ranger from New York and lot febl8 sale by WHITAKER fe SAMPSON.

CiOPFEE and CANDLES— / 112 sacks prime East India Coffee

150 boxes Sperm Candles For sale low to close consignment by

feb21 J. H. RIVERS It CO.

t1 OAL—100 tons first quality l iverpool, lor salt f in quantities of 3 or more tons at eight dol-

lars per ton. Apply to

f«b!7 E. C. CENTER & CO.

LINSEED OIL.—750 gallon* pine English Lin* seed Oil, in store and for sale by

1. C. DUBOSE &CO feb2l Druggists, No. 39, Water si.

PORTER—50 casks in pints and quarts, a supe rior article ; 20 casks old October Ale. In slort

and tor sale by febl7 MARSHALL, ROWE * CO.

WESTERN PRODUCE'—150 bbls. Rectifies Whiskey, 150 do 8. F. Flour, 20 lihds. citoicc

Sugar in store and for sale by feb21 MARSHALL, ROWE It CO.

COLOGNES AED ESSENCES—A rich and most fragrant assortment of Colognes and Es-

sences, for sale by fe|i2* T. WALSH, 36 Royal-et.

CUTLERY—A fine assortment of Table am

Pocket Cutlery, including ine celebrated Ala bantu Kimen. jtiii received mid lor sale by

r,bl8 O. MAZANGE k. CO., 4jj Ooai-et

C4 ANGLES—76 Ii-*«m .uperior Sperm, in obiri and lor .ale low lo clot* cun.iglimofU by

JOHN PHILLIPS, corner Conti nnii Water-. 1. fel.28

HANDS’ NARHAPARILLA. FOR THE REMOVAL ANI> PERM AN ENT CURE Ol

AM. DISEASES A It ISlN(t FROM AN 1*1 PURI PTATE OF THE BLOOD, OK IIaRIT OF THI SYSTEM.

IF we read the history of disorders we are as'on Wished that men live; if of cure*, we ore still mon astonished that they die. And yet in fact nearly ul disense* have ;t common origin' via:—in the orgum which prepare and modify the blood, with a remedy directed to the sent of disease, will remove a host o

it** phenomena* It is the peculiar characteristic 01 Sands* Sarsaparilla, that its searching operation reaches the causes of disease, and the cures it per forms are therefore radical and thorough. The health •»f the human system depends almost entirely u on the state of the blood. If the vitalising fluid which pervades every tissue, every membrane, fibre, fila- ment, gland, or other organ primary or subsidiary; d the body be charged with the elements of disease, sickness must lie the consequence, and until the causes of disease existing in the blood, aie eradica- ted, no |>eniianenl relief can be expected. It is lice •hat the powerful health-restoring properties of Sands* Sarsaparilla are manifested; and for this reason, in scrofula, Salt Hhemn, and all eruptive diseases, as well u* in all derangements of the se- creting organs, it is considered infallible.

'I'lie following interesting case is presented, and the reader invited to its careful perusal. Comment on such evidence is unnecessary.

New-York, July 25,1844. Messrs, sands:—(ieiil*— I con ider it but an

act of justice to you In state the following facts in reference lo the (freui betwfhj ,tyy.y,, mrnirrfrernff.

muulh. try regular an,I kilful physician, assisted by the advice and counsel

ofene of our most able and experienced surgeons, without the least benefit whatever- All the various methods of treating cancer were resorted to; for five weeks in succession my breast was burned with caus- tic three tunes a day, and for six it was daily syr- inged with a weak solution of nitric acid, and the cavity or internal nice; was so large that it held over an ounce of the solution. The Doctor prjlied the ulcer and examined the bone, mid said the disease was advancing rapidly to the lungs, and if I did not

gel S|»eedy relief by medicine nr an operation, (lie re- sult would be fatal. I was advised to hav« the breast laid open and the bones examined, but fi'ding no relief from what had been done, and feeling I was

rapdly getting wor^e, I almost despaired of recove-

ry, considered my case nearly hopeless. Seeing various testimonials and certificates of

cure by the use of “Sands' Sarsaparilla," in cases similar to my own, 1 concluded to try a lew bottles, several of which were used, but from the lung dftpp sealed character of mv disease, produced no very decided change; considering this as the oidy probable cure for uiy case, I persevered, until the disease was

entirely cured. It is now ovei eleven months since the cure was completed; there is not the slightest appearance of a return. I, therefore, pronounce my. self WELL, and the cure entirely effected by “Samis’ Sarsaparilla," us I took no other medicine of any kind during the time 1 was using it, nor have I taken any since. Please excuse this long defeired ac-

knowledgement. which I think it my duty to make- Your valuable Saisaparilla cured me, with the bless-, iug of Divine Providence, when nothing else could, and I feel myself under lasting obligations to you. I can say many things I cannot write, and I do most

respectfully invite ladies alllicted as I have been to call upon me and I will patisly them folly of the truth as stated above, ami many other things in reference to ihe case. NANCY J- MILLER, 218 Sullivan si

For further particulars and conclusive evidence of its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which may he obtained gratis.

Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. & l). SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 79 Fulton street, New-York.

Agents tot the proprietors in Mobile— MOSELY & TUCKER.

In Gainesville—James G. Robertson. In Huntsville-Spottswood U Nunnai.i.y. In Montgomery—A. McBrvdk.

Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United Stales

Price $1 per bottle—six bottles §5. {jtj- The public are respectfully requested to re-

member that it is Samis’ Saisaparilla that has and is constantly achieving such remarkable cures of the most difficult class of diseases to which the human frame is subject, and ask foi Sands’ Sarsaparilla and take no other.

jan23 46U MOSELY fc TUCKER. PRICE REDI CED.

SWaIM’S CELEBRATED PANACEA lor the cure of scmlnla, general debility, white swel-

ling, rheumatism, diseases o' the liver and skin, and all diseases arising from imparity of the blood or the effects of Mercury.

SWAIM’S PANACEA Iisb been for more than

twenty years celebrated in this country and Europe for its extraordinary cures—for certificates of which reference is made to the directions and books ac-

companying the Panacea. It has been used in Hospitals and private practice,

and has had the singular fortune of being recom-

mended by ihe most celebrated Physicians. Amongst others, by W. Gibson, M. D Professor of Surgery Pa. University, Valentine Mott, Pi of. Suigery, N. Y. University, W P. Dewees, M. D., Prof. Mid-

wifery, Pa. University, N Chapman, M. D. Prof Physic, Pa. University, T. Parke, M. D., Pres’t College Physicians, Phiia,Dr. Del Valle, Profes- sor Medicine, Havana, Jose Lourenco Da Luz, Prolessor Surgery Lisbon, J. Chipman, Mein. Roval College Surgeons, London.

The Recommendations of many Physicians and eminent persons, such as G. W. Erving, late Minis ter to Spain; Sir Thomas Pearson, Major CeneraI Uiilish Army; Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, Ac., &c., and also the wonderful cures effected by Swaim’s Panacea, have for many years made it an

invaluable remedy. The Panacea does not contain

mercury in any form, and being an inn >cent preparation it may be giveu to the most lender infant.

Planters will find Swaiai’s Panacea a valuable plantation medicine. It being suited to diseases peculiar to tropical climates. See letter *n the pamphlet from Roswell King, Jr. agent for the estate of Pierce Butler, Esq. Georgia.

The retail price lias been reduced to One Dollar and Fifty Cents per hot lie, containing thrift half pints, or three bottles for Four Dollars.

Caution—Observe that the name of Wm. Swaim is written on the label over the cork of each bottle —to counterfeit which would be a forgery.

A ISO—O n /li iTi O VLftfflir uuti. a vniuaiim

Family Medicine, lieing a highly approved remedy for all diseases arising from debility of the dige* live organs—such as worms, • holera in irbuB, dysen- tery, fever and ague, bleeding piles, sick headache, lie &c., See the pamphlet with the article.

For sale by all the respectable druggists in the United States. Wholesale orders to be addressed to Win. Swaiin & Son, Philadelphia, or to H. H Schieffeliu & Co., Druggists, N» w York, General Agents for the Panacea and Vermifuge.

feb‘22 72tf

MRS GEORGE’S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, No. 86 Government street.—Mrs. G

will resume the duties of her school on the 1st ol November next. The course of instruction embraces all the branches of the English and French langua- ges, proper for a female education.

Terms of tuition—$5, £6 and $7 per month. Board ami tuition—120 and *25 |>er month. Parents to furnish Bed, Bedding, Towels and

Napkin Ring Music chaiged separately. ocil6 218* f

IVTOTICE—The undersigned inf rins his friends it and the public that he has taken the stores Nos 75 and 77 Water street, recently occupied by M. Durand, Esq., and intends continuing a

General Commtsion and Auction Business. He is now prepared to receive and solicits con-

signments. Particular attention will be given to

sales of merchandise generally, as well as to damaged Colton, Pori Warden’s Snles, Furniture, Stocks, Real Estate, &c. C. W. OGDEN.

G. Rial, Auctioneer. _jan20 GOLD PENS—Just received a good assortment

of Gold Pens, Browon & Bagley makers, war-

ranted superior to any others i:i use—-warranted 12 months if well used.

jan2S JAS. CONNING, 12 Dauphin sL

("1 UNS and RIFLES—A superior assortment of W single and double barrel Shot Guns and Rifles,

for sale by feb!8 O. MAZANGE & CO 48 Coin-sl

CHLORINE TOOTH WASH—Just received and lor sale by

HAVILAND, CLARK fc DO feb!9 45 and 47 Water streets

XL—25 bids pure Sperm; 25 do Whale and Mea Elephant; 10 do Linseed and Neats Foot,

in store on consignment and for sale by f(tbl9 S i & I 1 JONES.

ONDON PORTER, Double Brown Scout, -J Glasgow and Falkiik Ain, East India Beei, for

•ale in quantities to suit purchasers hy feb20 JOHN O’REILLY Ac CO.

SUGAR—90 Ithds landing this day from schoon- ers Atlantic and Choctaw

Also, 111 half bids Mohssrs (cypress.) For sale fob20 hy W M IIA1.L.

SOAP—800 boxes Boston No 1, various brands, for sale low to chue consignments bv

JOHN PHILLIPS, febl9 corner Conti nud Water streets

BACON—4~casks 7a>w Cincinnati Sides 2 casks new do Shoulders

Also—10 bhls Hams pul tip lor family use. Foi febl8 sale by C. W. OGPElv,75aud 77 Water-si

CN RAN BERRIES—10 ha If barrels extra Cruu J berries, for sale low by mhl J. H. RIVERS k CO.

Pliiliifflc-.lijliia KaddlriT \lHrtfiouse, WIH>LK8ALE AND RFTAIL, Ao. 2 Duuj hiH xtrrtl, 2d dotiT aht/te Coninterre xtrrrt.

The undersigned respectfully mils the attention of country mer- • lianls, planter* :trid saddlers to ilie large and well u*s< rierl stock of Saddlery find Saddlery Hard- ware, which he in now opening and which lie ofiirs for sale at

prices to iMiif ihe limes. The made up work is all man-

ufactured in the city of Philndel- pbia, of the beat materials, and lire Saddlery Hard- ware is of direct importation.

The following comprises in part the assortment:— Saddles arid Undies, of every \arielj ol style. Bri- dle Fillings, Martingales. Saddle Hags of all kinds. Whips, Coach, (Jig. Deathorn V\ agon and Dray Harness, Skirting, I Units*, Bridle and Band Leath- er, (Jin Bands, assorted sizes, Plough Bridles, Col- lars, I lumen. Trunks, Top H ides, Morocco, Calf and Hog skins, Curb and Snaftle Bits, •Spurs, Buckles, Saddle Trees, of all kinds, Varnish, Coach Trim- mings, Ac., $*c. A large assortment of Saddler’s

He invites purchasers to call and examine and com- pare ids goods and prices w ifh those of other eslab- lithmcnrt, before pnrrhasiig elsewhere.

oov2ft 248cn.o 8. BOCLLKMET.

CN OT l ( E EX T K A D A AIE L

TII.LUTSON is now opening a fresh and beautiful stock cl laid tea’

— L.alnFs' hrdnxe Mur. fc»Jip|>er» Ladies’Bronze Lasting (Jailers I.aoies’ black Cloth Bu ton do, a new article Ladies' hlack Last mg dress Buskins Ladies'black Kid walking Shoes, flannel lined Ladies' black Kid Paris Tics, Slippers and Buskins Ladies' while Kid Slippers, very fine Misses'and Children's fancy colored Gaiters janl9

JUS T RECEIVEDper Rose Sian* B*' j Hi«h a fresh supply of Ladies' fine

Kid and Calf walking Shoes, ofsu- perior quality. Also, a large as- sortinent of Misses’ and Children's

Boots and Shoes, of every dewnription. For Buie as

low ns the lowest by ■a n30 LA TON & CO., 42 Water-street.

APOTHEU ARIKH’ HALL, A«. 80 Royal-street.

f) THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave is

H spectfully to inform (heir friends ami the public generally, that they have

jBhJl opened a Branch Establishment in

jgW T|L Koval at reel, directly opposite the Mansion House,under the above name,

to he chiefly devoted to the dispensing of Family Me- dicines. From their long experience, in the business in this city, they have a perfect knowledge of the medicines in genetal use, and their arrangements en-

able them to keep a fresh supply constantly on hand.

They can assure all those who may favor them with their custom, thnt the stricter! care and attention will be paid to Physician’s prescriptions; and they will warrant all their preparations to be made ac-

cording to the most approved method of the day.— A large assortment of Perlumery and Fancy Arti- cles; Hair, Comb, Tooth and IVail Brushes, son a

splendid at tide of Ladies’ Curl Brushes just received. The old establishment at 35 (internment street

will be continued as usual, where a full supply of every article in their line will be kept at wholesale and retail. Country Merchants and Planters will find it to their interest to call and examine their slock. A beautiful variety of Flower and Iresli Garden and Field Seeds just received.

NORTH * CO., W holesale and Retail jau4 Diuggists, 35 Government and 80 Royal-sts

ARCADE RESTAURAT.

EHOME has the pleasure to announce to his old • friends and patrons, and tlie public that having

returned to the city, he has again established himsel f in the Restaurat line,ami w ill lie most happy to ad- minister to the wants and contorts of all who may honor him with their support. He avails himself of the occasion to return thanks for the liberal encour-

agement received during the last four years, in which it has alike been his p ide and pleasure to cater lor the Mobile public.

His present establishment is over the Akcaiil Building, having an entrance from both Hi. Michael and Planter’s streets. The rooms arc pleasant and airy, and have lieen handsomely fitted up, and the entire arrangements made at a constderrble expense. Furni'ure, kitchen utensils, etc., all new.

Being provided with superior cooks and attentive waiters, and having had long experience himself in the husinexs, he pledges himself that his House shall not lie surpassed by any similar establishment or Hotel in the city.

OCpThs Restaurat is open at all hours from 6 am.

to 12 o'clock, pm. Breakfast, from 7 to 10—Din- ner from 1 to 4, and Supper from 6 to 9 o'clock.

QCJ-in accordance with the general depression, the terms for hoard ut the Aicttde Restaurat, have been reduced to the following: Board, 1 meal per day.. .$12 per month

Do 2 do do ... .$17 do Do 3 do do ...#18 do OCf-The table always supplied with desert, fruit,

etc. Wines an extra charge. Mobile, Dec. 31.

SCHOOL BOOKS. To Parents, Guardian* and Teachers of

Ala..a-.mi and Mt*«i«*l]ipi. f |A H E undersigned would resp«ctfu ly call yowrat-

million to the following list «t Bciiool Books, universally adopted and highly recommended hy all who are iiiterestod in the rause of education:

Alabama Series of Fenders—"So 1. The Pt'iinary Primer, new edition; No 2, The Child's Reader, new edition; No 3. Exercises in Reading, new edition; No 4. Porter’s Rhetorical Reader, new edition; Webster*!! Elementary Speller; Metrical Sto- ries in Chemistry and Philosophy; Gluey's Geogra- phy and Allas; Olney’s Intioduclion to Geography ; The Book of Commerce; Watt's Improvement ot ihe Mind; Bullion’s English Grammer, Bullion's Greek Grammer; Olmstead'e Natural Philosophy; Comstock's Natural Philosophy; Comstock's Chem-

istry; Comstock’s Physiology; Preston’s Book Keeping; The Scholar's Companion; The Scholar’s Companion; The {Scholar’s Reference Book; Wen* ster’s School Dictionary; Abercrombie’s Moral Feelings; Goodrich's Ecclesiastics! History; Lin coin's Botany. Burrell's Geography of the Heav- ens ; Alexander’s Evidences ol Christianity; Stone's Rhetorical Speaker; Hodge's Logic; Willaid's His- tory <»l u.S.N vo; wniarns ntsiory 01 o.

abridged; Willard’s Universal Fictory; Parley’* i\atmal Theology; Bible; Newman’* Rhetoric; Newman’* Political Economy; butler's Analogy; Kaoie’s Elements of Criticism; Davies’ first Les- sons in Arithmetic; navies* Arithmetic; l)a\ies* Key to Arithmetic; Davit's Algebra; Davies’ Key to Algebra; Davms* Elementary Geometryi Davies Bourdon’s Algebra; Davies’ Legendre’s Geometry ; Davies’ Surveying; Davie*’ Analytical Geometry; Davies’ Descriptive Geoinetry; Davies* Calculus; Davies Shades and Shadows; Anlhon’s Latin Les- sons; Ambon’s Latin Prose Composition; Anthon’* Latin Prosodv ; Ambon’s Cicero; Authon’s Cesar; Anthon'g Sallust; Antiion’s Horace; Anthon’s Greek Lessons; Anthon’s Greek Prose Composition; An- thun’s Greek Prosody; Anlhon’s Jacob’s Greek Reading; Anthon’* Greek Granunat; Anthon’* Dic- tionary of Antiquities; Anthon’* Classical Diction- ary ; Andrews’and St uhlard’s Latin Grammar ; An- drews’ Questim to Latin Grammar; Andrews* First Lessons in Latin; Andrews’ Latin Reader; An- drews Viri Rointe; Andrews* Sallust; Andrew® La- tin Exercises; Andrews’ Key to Latin Exercises; Dounegan’s Greek Lexicon; Greek Testament; Ainsworth's Latin Dictioumy; Conor’s Virgil; Hoiueri llias; French Guide; Bolniar’s Leviznc’s French Grammar; Vie do George Washington; Ke- cuell Dramatwine; Recreations, Ins. at Fmusautea; Adventure* ol Telemaque; Buyer’s French Diction- ary ; The Young Choir; The School Singer; Bur- rows’ Pianoforte Primer; Meineke’s Instructor; Hunten’s Instructor-

I have also constantly on hand h large and well selected stock of Blank Books and Stationary; Law, Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Book* and will fill all orders with promptness at very low prices. Al 29 Dauphin street, oyponte the large Green Hat. (oct!8 219cin->) S. W. ALLEN.

BULL’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR- SAPARILLA—lit soliciting the attention of

the Medical Faculty and the public generally to the above medicine, the proprietor would inform them that this preparation of Saisupanlla is a powerful extract, b\ hii ingenious and improved process. That the virtue* of the Sarsaparilla exist in this com-

pound in their highest sia'.e of concentration will l»e

npp item to all medical men. In addition to this invalu able purifier of the bind, tin? proprietor would merely observe, that the most eminent physiciau* of the present dav ostoe.in the ingredients of which it is composed the most valuable and efficacious that cun be given for the following maladies, vis: Scro- fula in all lit forms; Diseases of th:< skin,eruptions, 4*c- J Rb* unrutisra; Dyspepsia; Chronic diseases of • he lung*; to counteract the destructive effect* of Mercury, Cancerous affectious; Jaundice; Hyper- trophy <>r enlargement of the heart; Palpitation and trembling in the region oftlie Heart and Stomach; Scurvy; Chorea or St Vitus dance; Neuralgia; and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood. Price 75 cents per bottle For sale l»v

R L WATKINS A CO. Druggists. feh27 corner Water and St. Francis-sts.

I .9 OR SALE—'The House at Summerville hr- merly occupied by John Forsyth; there ore 1|

acre* ground under cultivation. House well built and in good order and will he sold very low. Ap- ply to (M>26) E. 0. CENTER * CO

FEACHORCHARD COAL—60hogsheads land- i..g and for sale by

mhl E, C. CENTER k CO.

Mobile register and journal (Mobile, Ala.). 1845-03-06 [p ]. · ^ brands, lor sale by fel>27 D. WHEELER, 28 St Michael si BACON—10 casks Cincinnati Sides; 10 do do Shoulders,

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