Mobile Register and Journal, 1841-12-30
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l*Ki\ AI ANMIIP. TtTR. BOYLAN takes leave to inform such ns are lfl not groat proficients in Penmanship,that he will give instructions in this art, at his Academy, Govern Government - ment Government street, between the hours of 7 and 9 o'clock, five nights in each week. And hu unhesitatingly engages to change, iu a course of Tactic* Lemon*, the most stiff, cramped, deformed or irregulur scrawl, into a style at once bold, free, easy and elegant. Ladies wishing to take a course of lessons, Lot finding it inconvenient to call at the Academy, will ho nttended at their residences. Terms moderate. »4 ArA Two convenient Dwellings, having each four rooms, and kitehea room, on the norm side of Coui street,between Royal ami St. Emanuel sis. Also - Three rooms suitable for offices or sleeping apartments, in the buiding adjoining the above dwell dwelling. - ing. dwelling. Rent moderate. Apply to 116 J. EMANUEL. Avk FOR RENT - Three Stores, No. 15, 17. 19 ,nn eusl side of Water street.. They will be rented separately, or together, and is a desirable loca location - tion location for any business. Also - Tito Store No. 10. on west aide of Water street, late in the occupation of Obear A Phillips. Also - Ait Office over the store of D. Wheeler, No 8 Walerslreet. The above premises will be rented Hf very low rents. Apply to |n0] J. EMANUEL. MFOK RENT. - That desirable flntintry resi residence - dence residence nt Summerville, formerly in the occu occupancy - pancy occupancy of N. F. Williams, Esq. and possession given on 1st November. Apply at the Merchants' Instt ranee Co'a. Office, St. Francis at. [o20. JjtrA bOR RENT - That desirable Office or Store on the lowei floor of the building webt side of Royal, near Conti street - lately occupied by Cuthberi [ A Stanley. Also A brick Warehouse on St. Miclta el street, oppo opposite - site opposite J. B. Toulmin, capable of storing IOUO bales of cotton. Also a store on 3t. Michael street, now occupied by .Tn G. Davis A Co., with two large offices on the second floor. j Also two throe story buildings on Water street ad joining the Merchants and Planters Journal Office - with counting rooms in the second floor. Apply to on 11__J. EMANUEL. JOHN HR AGAW A CO. 27 Dauphin street, JB offer foi snlo ; ® 50 cases bro. drt?b plain Hals 50 do do black do 50 do do forum do 25 do fashionable (ur do 25 do do silk do Just received per brig Mobile. Also daily expe-ted in store by barque Hebron and brig Alabuirm; 100 cases Russet Brogans; 50do Kip do 25 do thick Boots; 20 do tine do 40 do Women's tine Shoes; 20 do Men's do 15 do Children's do do octd ^ HATS AND BONNETS - The subscriber is now receiving a large assortment of 11uts and straw goods, unionist which, are as follows: 50 cases Men's tosh. Beaver and plain blk. Huts. 25 " " wide brim " -* 25.* " " drab " 10 " ** " fashionable silk " 150 do* Palm Leaf Hoods, with a great variety of ladies' and misses Leghorn and plain straw Bonnets; shell, horn and ivory Combs; band boxes, artificial flowers, blocks, Ac. For sale cheap for cosh or good paper, by [nS9] GBO A. ARNOLD, 43 Water-at ^ AT E. BOBBIN SON'S CHEAP VARIK VARIKAU - AU VARIKAU TY STORK - Just received per ship Hector, a large assortment of fashionable and low crowned broad brimmed Black and White Gentle Gentlemen's - men's Gentlemen's HATS. Also - Fine Russia Beaver, and low priced Hats. Likewise, received per barque He Hebron, - bron, Hebron, an assortment of fine and coarse White Linen and Cotton Shirts; do Flannel Shirts; which will be sold very low for cash, at the sign of the Mammoth Boot, corner of Water und Government streets. octW. (4 HEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. - ifeis <;»»<i* - J Just received at ROBINSON A STUART'S Cheap Variety Store, corner of Government and Wa* ter-stieets, a general assortment of Ready-made CLOTHING, HATS, iu m ROOTS, SHOES, and . V Jj DRV GOODS, direct from tiie manufactories, and for Hale at the lowest prices for cash. Pleas# call and ex examine, - amine, examine, at the sign of the Mammoth Hoot. nlfi C10TTON OSNABERGS AND SHIRTINGS - J 75 bales Petersburg manufactory, received*' John A. Lancaster, at low prices, by n98 G. G. JOHNSON, 42 Waters*. IfRINTERB' PAPER, Ac - Wo have PaprtVr Printers, of all tho usual sizaa ; alao just received " Superliuo Packet Post, blue," for Prtcea-Current, Bills, aiul Bills of Lading, plaiu ; also, a supply of the same kind, ruled, for invoices, bills, Ac. nl5^ _MINGF. A RUSSELL, 13 Water st. TOBACCO - 100 bxa Saunders' Tobuece, various qualities, embracing a lot aa:d to be the finest * hipped to this market; for salabv nil)_ rives battle A CO. PEASE CANDY. - A sapply of Pease eelebra ted, Clarified Essence of Hoarhound Candy, just received and for sale by I. O. DU BOSE A CO., nM late Du Bose A Roflf, No. J9 Water-st.
lustration* in verse, by the - unite.?* ol Ulessincton. Heath'* Keepsake, edited »y the Countess of Bles Blessi - si Blessi nylon, with beautiful emldiishmcnts by Cox, E. Corhould, Keeling, Poole, Uvswick, Liversagc, Sec. and Thirteen Aerograph ic lunettes, elegantly bound in crimson silk. Heath's Book of Beaut}, vith beautifully finished engraving* on steel, from (rawing* by the first ar artists: - tists: artists: edited by the Counties of blessing ton. Heath's Picturesque Amual - a history and de description - scription description of Paris, by Mis. (li re, with twenty-one highly finished engraving, IroDi drawings by Thos. Allom, Esq. elegantly hound. Heath's Historical Aimti; I; or, The Great Civil War of Charles I. and The larliauu-nt, by the Rev. Uichnrd Cattcrmolc, B. I>. vith fifteen highly finish finished - ed finished engravings, from drawing? by George Cutterniole, Em|. Album des Salons, or Fidiev's Drawing Room Scrap Book, Containing thirty-six splendid engrav engravings, - ings, engravings, with poetical illusii itio.it, by Mary Howitt,el Howitt,elegantly - egantly Howitt,elegantly bound in 1 vol. 4to. The Juvenile Scrap Hook, fdited by Mrs. Ellis, with sixteen beautiful steel allies. Forget Me Not; a Christmas, New Years and Birth-day present, edited by Fivderick Shubcrl, with eleven beautiful illustrations. Friendship's Offering, a literary album and annual remembrance, for 1842. " This is affliction's tribute, Friendship'# offering, Whose ?ilcnl sloquviun, mom rich limn words, Tells of the giver's taitli aixleulti in absence, Amt says - Forget ni" not!" The (sift - with eight splendid steel plates. This is the most beautiful American Annual published fur 1842. 'I'lit* Token and Atlantic Smvenir, an offering lor Christinas and New Year. The Gem for 18 12, a beautiful volume, with seven j handsome illustrations. The Rose; wr Affection'ii Gift for 1S42, edited by Emilv Marshall; illustiatcd will: ten highly finished steel engravings The Gift for .VII Seasons, edited by Win. Ander Anderson, - son, Anderson, Esq. author of'-Landscape Lyrics," etc. The Violet for 1812; a beautiful juvenile annua). The Youth's Keepsake; a gilt for young people. The C abinet of Modern Art; edited by Alarick A. Walls, with twenty-four fine line engravings. The Poets of America; illustrated by one of her painters; edited by John Kccse. The Gems of Art: a token of remembrance; illus illustrated - trated illustrated by twenty-three superb line engravings, beau beautifully - tifully beautifully bound in one volume. In addition to th-- b-.uitijul annuals, we have ;» r-*- " - T j - 1|', ^ I !«l»lO,llllil', r...rn, r...rn,. - . r...rn,. .121 tSFeW EllBROIDEU11 iRY It 3TOD 3TODIx - Ix 3TODIx DART, corner of Watei and Conti sts., have imported ami arc now o|»miiig, splendid assortment of Einhroidcriea and Tkre.iu Laces, consisting of- - Capes, Cunezous, Collirs, Collaretts, Petit Collars, ('iipiueyettcs, Stomachers, Infant's Roliee Wuiats and Capes, Muslin Rulers, (someof which are richly embroi embroidered, - dered, embroidered, suitable for Wedding Dresses,) Embroidered Shawls, Mourning Collars tn great variety, fee, A large assortment of Thread Laces, Edgings and Inserting*, real V alencein. * lodgings, Also - Linens, Table Lin n, Towelling, Diapers, 12-4 Barnsley Sheetings, 8pool Colton, Scotch Gin'.''name, Sec. Figured and plain China jilks, blk Satin and Satin Turk, Muslin de Raimi, Sec. All of which they offer at ybolesulenr retail cheap cash. dec 1 ritlll, SI RSrillHKit lt:'u just i* -ive<l - 1 50 cases European and french Prints 100 " and l» lies Cottm Osnahurgs Brown and bleached Shoeing and .Shirting 25 cases white & grey shier Welsh Plains Kcraevs, I .tiiscys, D.-.ims, Taking, &c. 15 bales Blankets, in witch are super, both rib ribbon - bon ribbon bound Whitney, aid Mackinaw for beds; Cradle and coarse Dulil and Twilled do - ALSf: - 100 ciuies Kip and Negro Jmgans and Boots 175 dozen fur and water-praof \vml Hats 50 do women and cliildret's Palm Loam Hoods Oriental (new style) Floreicc plain and English Straw ladies and misses Bonttois, newest shapes all of which, with a great variety of other articles in the DRY GOOD way, making i/u unusual and very ex extensive - tensive extensive assortment, w hich lit offers at wholesale or retail low f.»r Cash or ownhnit time. Orders of com commission - mission commission li aises, and the custom of purchasers from the country and city is respectfully solicited. Uqv$8 ' ' GEORGE G. HENRY, rill IE t N DERJSIGNED jhos m store and icceiv X ing per recent arrivals - 1
J' t: K A s . Subscription, ten dollars tor tin,- daily | aper. payable in' a I vattc-e, and five dollars fur the country paper naynldc * yearly lit advance by cash or eitv ret* not. e. Permu wishing to discontinue, must give'oue week's iiolirv in writing. Adv kstisino. - Advertisements continued without in interruption, - terruption, interruption, will lie charged Ml the rule nl one dulinr per for thclirst iuser.iuu, and fifty cents i n-j( h(1|,_ nequftBt one. Semi-weekly and tri-wn k'v ojh» viil |; charged the same as first insertion*. Tv i\<- Hue :.nu, u square. If an adverihiemi at makes less that' n Hqutuv it shall cost as much as a lull one. Advertisements not limited on the manuscript, ns to tlhe uuiuber of insertions, will bn continued p.r two non tits ami so charged, unless previi. i.,|, dirtvtud tube taken out of the paper by u written order.' Advertise.iieiiis not bearing upon (heir faces the names or the persons by whom they are sent, must Ik endorsed bythein. prTse terms for annual advertisers will be *10 lor one ,ir'n and $il.i for each additional square, wUii the priv prive - e prive ol changing once a week, due in advance, he privilege of aiiuiul advertisers i» limited to their i i immediate buslne* -, and all udvertisuments for the ^Iclll of other persuJ*, as well a* nil legal advertise advertisetiKtils, - tiKtils, advertisetiKtils, and advertisements of auction sales, sent by them, must lie paid for at tAe usual rates. All advertisements required by law, will be charged at the lull rates. Annual advertisers who exceed the space for which they contract, will be charged at the usual rates. Arrangement! will be made with those who occupy hall a column or inure continuously for u ye-a*, aeon, agio the nature of the business, ami the frequency of cite change of matter. Advertisements of application for the benefit ol the Insolvent Laws, will not be published in any case, unless paid for previous to insertion, or puyinetU be guaranteed by a responsible person in town. All announcements of candidates for nfilee, will be char charged - ged charged five dollars for daily insertions during the canvass, payable in all cn rs in advance. Military and Fire Companies, nit J olhersimilur Associa tioix, will bo charged full rates by the insertion, orl'miy dollars per annum if they do not exceed one square each All personal communications, when adnu-sible, will be charged double, and in all cases payment must be t» nde in odvauce. TnTuiiNT coIin \ \ "7 -. ' !>- " *i, ol Jan ry nexty \*n<ten|g (..l; j k U.< t.ai.-m, where will he taught, in \i;.j,,., ,,, the u u.u in a - a aes - es aes of an English Education, hi.-., Utack, the M.ith M.ithematics, - ematics, M.ithematics, &c. Mr. Clan- I is a n \'i rinja, ! where he graduated; nnd the subscribers nrv proud in offering to the public so ripe u scholar, imhtteil so thoroughly with s .till torn feelings and so justly appre appreciating - ciating appreciating southern interests. 'I he site "t the Aca iemy is remarkably healthy, nntl remote from those pest.- of the young, drinking shops, stores nnd other places of public resort. Tkhms. - For Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &c. $20 per session, or #4 a month f»r n shorter period; for Geography, Arithmetic, English Gramtncr, &c., $15 per session, and for the primary branches $9 per session. Board may be had in the neighborhood for $8 per month. JOHN WATKINS, ) JOHN GREEN, >Trustees. JOHN MARSHALL, } Burnt Corn. Sept 2T. - *p21 SOIMft jnl I'N CONFORMITY with the lost Will an 1 Tee -1 lament of Joseph Ruby, deceased, and to carry into effect the provisions of said Will, and in con- j fortuity with the order ol the Orphans Court of Mo- J bile county, granted the 23th day of October, 1341, I will, on Monday, the 8th day of January, 1342, ex expose - pose expose to public sale, in front of the court house of Mobile, within the legal hour.'of sale, all the personal and real estate of said Joseph Ruby, as follows, viz: the Negroes Willi, Tony, Isaac, Sally and her three children; Household Furniture; as also, a tract of Land lying on Bayou Coden, in Mobile county, cm tuining about 300 acres; also a tract of Laud at Fill Fillton, - ton, Fillton, containing about 48 acres, being the residence of the late Joseph Ruby. Terms of sale G months credit, with two good se securities - curities securities JOSEPH KREBS, nov20 82tf Executor.
r|ii\i;si o.tiiiii. - ny urine 01 i <-i i:u i A executed to us by Philip McLoskey, bearing date on the 14th day »f March, A. I>. 1841, and recorded in the Clerk's office of Mobile county, in Hook No. 1, Pages 535 and 536, wo will sell at public auction, in front of the court bouse, on the 5th day of April next - All that parcel of land,situate, lying and being in the county of Mobile, containing oighty-ihrcc 17 17100 - 100 17100 acres, being a fractional section bounded south by the Orange drove tract of land, commencing at the point of intersection of the northern line of said tract and the western line of the Uiurcnt plantation anil extending westward!)1 on the north line of Or Orange - ange Orange drove beyond its termination: .ban tded east In the Laurent plantation, and included within the wes western - tern western line, of sanl Laurent plantation, the northern line of the Orange drove tract, an 1 the -t cti mal liner of various small tracts ol forty acres, laid off by the government of the United States, all of which will more fully appear by reference to thmap of the township manner four of range one we.-. And also, - One Ibrty-c- ;hih part of d. lauds be belonging - longing belonging to the Orang drove Co np; ny. ic'ulto.' all ihc l.iirts Inrlniteit In a trust U'T i i ;«T V t»i ;foirls, James Magee and Thos. W. M *,,oy. v.'!»icli have not been b a fore this time laid off and s . 1m, the said Trustees or by the company prior to the said deed; and the said undivided interest hereby uveyed lobe subject to the uses and trusts of the said deed, and a right, title, interest and claim in the one forty-eighth part of all the lands in the Orange drove tract and the Laurent plantation, excepting the I *ts of laud so disposed of which said tracts *f land lie on the north side of the city of Mobile, one containing 267 71-100 acres, the other 355 39-100 acres; and a lull forty- I eighth interest in the lands held by said company be between - tween between the said plantation and the river. Terms of sale cash. JOHN A. CAMPBELL, DAN'L CHANDLER, deed 41|idsSAM'L M. OGDEN. NEGROES. - The subscriber has on hand and will be constantly receiving from Chat lestou and Baltimore, NEGROES of every description, which will be disposed of at moderate prices, lie will also make liberal advances on Negroes put in bis hands for sale, at his place on Jackson, between Dauphin and J*>1. Francis streets. oct22 62t uprl *42 JAMES E. ZUNTZ. RAYS, WAGGONS, CARTS, &c. - 8 first rate Drays; 2 Carts; 1 two horse Cart; 2 Waggons without bodies; 1 Waggon with body, complete lots heavy and light waggon, dray and carl wheels, for sale by decl6 JOHN O'REJLEY. EW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOUDS, MILLINERY, etc. - Just received per lute arrivals, from France, (via New York ami Ncw-Or leans) a splendid assortment of rich water'd and pl ain Silk Velvet and Flush Bonnets, unsurpassed in beau beauty - ty beauty of style and quality of textures; a large assort ment of Artificial Flowers; Fancy Caps; childrens' Hoods; Leghorn Hats; Dunstable ami Oriental do; 10-4 rich .Shawls and Mantillas deep Iring'd ; Satin stipd'd Challies; plain and plaid Mouse ae Luines ; French Pr nts. col's guaranteed; ladies and gents Kid Gloves; bl'k Bombazine ; heavy and rich Chan Chantilla - tilla Chantilla Veils, Ae. Ac. OCT* The Millinery deportment will be conducted Iv^Mrs. Cullen. Ladies are respectfully iuvited to ct^pnd examine for themselves. J. A. SMI i'll, successor to n25 tf P.CULLEN, Gl Dauphin-st.
ril CAKMEL1CH CON FHOT ION A RY - The JL - subscriber lias the honor to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mobile that lie has now on bund ami will constantly keep a full supply of every kind ol CoNFKCflTlONAKlKS, FRUITS, CANTIIKS AND CAKKS of the best quality and of his own manufacture, such as he has heretofore hud the pleasure to furrish them; ali of which he will sell at wholesale or retail, for the lowest prices for cash. He also lias a large assortment of Real Havana Cigars ,of the most approved brands, which will give delight to the lovers o'a good article. Country Dealers suoplied on the most moderate Terms. * T. CAKMELICH, S. E. corner of Dauphin and St Emanuel sts RAGS BLACK PEPPER-10bags Suice, OU 20 bags Race Ginger, just received and for sale by R. L. WATKINS & Co. Druggists, novo cor Water nml St. Francis-sts. AMS. - 10 casks, a good article, received to today - day today per steamer W W. Fry, for suit* by dee2 MARSHALL k ROWE. C10RPORATION 01IDERS - -$5000 in Corpo Corpo/ - / Corpo/ l ilt loll Orders* in sums to suit purchasers, for sale by sept!7 47tf_J. K. COLLINS. (1li7\N"BEIlRIE8 iS* MACKEREL. - 15 half & ip-Nils Cranberries 30 half and qr bbla No. 1 Mac kerel. for sale by nnvlS 76tf P. McCASKILL. 18 Coro, it. INRESH WARRANTED GARDEN REEDS. 1 - The subscribers are now in receipt of their an annual - nual annual supply of Garden Seeds, embracing every variety in general use. They will warrant evety Seed sold by them to be fresh, will matured, and of the first selection. I C. DUBOSE A CO., Druggists, novl3 lute DuBose tc Rolf. qa M. SUPERIOR REGALIA CIGARS CIGARScwl - cwl CIGARScwl * for sale by novt G. WE3TFEI.PT & PRO. IN LOW ER ROOTS. - MOSELY & CO, Drug Drug' - ' Drug' gists, at the corner of Dmiphiti and Royal sts., have received by the Mary Silshy, a small collection of BuIImmis Roots, consisting of Dahlias, T ulips, Hyacinths, Crown Imperials, Anemones, Iris, C roars Ranunculus, Lilies, PoUanllms, Narcissus, and dou double - ble double J HIM III I li ._Whl H POTATOES. - 100 barrels Northern) for sale low from the wharf, apply to nov2 JNO. C. RYAN , « ur Conti Wuter-st. W' INES) CORDIAL: &c.-30 casks Bor Bordeaux - deaux Bordeaux Claret; 375 easy* do do 10 bid* uliitc wii< 12 raises nmorted 5 il.. AUj utho 10 eases lino Esleplu y-.hrcl 23 baskets Anisette *' 10 cases fine St. J alien Claret 7 cases SwcefmmG, Imuling and for sale by d iol8 w ' H. BI N NELL It CO. /inks AND COFFK! -I ho subscribers of offer - fer offer for sale the following invoice id' goods se selected - lected selected by nn experienced individual expressly lor this inarke t - -1 quarter casks Madciia Wine 1 pipe Sicily Madeira Wine 4 quarter casks Port Wino 1 do do do do Page 9c Co 4 do do Pule Sherry Wine, W D Gordon y do do do do do Laponiide 20 bags Government Java ('olive nS6 willTAKER A BAMPSONL81 StFrancia-st. ClARRlAGESj BUGGY WAGONS, ke. - 8 J liaiidsoinc well finished city built Buggy* 1 handsome spuare lop Carriage 1 handsome Barouche 2 second baud Carriages 1 light Trotting Wagon, 0 set Harness, for sale derl 1 JOHN U'REILKY. WE have on hand a supply of COOKING STOVES worthy of .attention, on account of ecouomy - convenience and cumlort CUMMINS, HOGAN A SNOT/. n27 20 Commerce struct,
ClINt I N > A1 11 SIDES - 6) casks, or sale to i arrive by dec 16 ' LATHAM HULL & SON. CIORN - 100 sacks prime Wi t , for sale to arrive - by [decl6] LATH M LULL & SON. OWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE. - A fi zen, just landed from schooner Oscar and for sale by W. D. WIISON, dec 15 corner Water uni St. Frnucis-sts. 4 CASKS CLAllF/r, 2 years ol (.superior, 20 cases do, do do tlo, 20 do assorted Cordials, 20 do Muscat Wine, i or ?ale bv dec 17 li \ RRB . Jj | | BOXES Brandy Clierr'i..- , n;\v, I '* 100 do Claret Wine, 50 do do do, ('bateau Lnfitte, <! c 17 For sale by I - :: OV'J'S. - 588 sacks heavy \\ lor sale by deelS C. A . GILBEK T.50 Counnerce-st. (3UGAR AND MOL 1SSE 5o ih \t \ O 8n 8ngar, - gar, 8ngar, 15 do do new *!«--, 25 hi ' for sale dee 11 by SMITH T DA BN i W . <3 PERM CANDLES. - 200b Sperm Candid of the first quality, for sale by GUSTAV US Bi: M. & CO., deelS Ilagau's new boilings, Conli-st. O I package* Gists. Ware siuinhfe for Physicians Ut: :tnd Druggist, landing I. ' i sliij> Floridian, for salt* Ily >- 'T.LY <$* CO. duclfj corner Danpbm and Royal st. PORK AND 1*11. *> Id.!- tel! in in1 - 1 in1 ---..! . , Bek. I ON t*». '..VM 1 - I lul.y in.-pet tea mess Be< (, 10 Mils prune Beef, land landing - ing landing from srlir. Swan and (a I .r sale by FRANKLIN W. McCOY, dec!6 81 anil s » (annmerce-Ht. jflliEAP GOODS. - Jftst ret.-ived and for ale, vT eases uf Domestic Prints, m 8. 9, 10 and 12J;\ per yard - together with a well selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Frauds Bonnets and Millinerv articles. JNO. A. SMITH, 61 Daupliin-st., decl7 first store from R (smith side.) Havan i seuaiis - a i peristl, Regalias, Trab-icos, Citmmcs, Cassn Cassndores, - dores, Cassndores, and oilier descriptions of the celebrated " La Asturiuua" brand, far sale by dl6 W. EDMOND Sc CO. Manufacture?** Agents HITE PINE BUCKETS - 86nests with co covers, - vers, covers, for sale by da W. EDMOND & CO. 96 Comin^rce-si 4^1 ALT AFLOAT. - 3014 sacks Liverpool coarse L5 half bleached sacks, for sale by declfl D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st. WELSH SLATE.- -100,000 variou i sixes, oi board ship Columbus, for .-ale by declO I). WHEELER,8Water-st. CIORN. - 2058 sacks superior white, on board f brig Dante, for sale to arrive by deelS C. A. GILBERT,50Coinmerce-st. BRAN. - 300 barrels, for sale by deelS C. A. GILBERT, 50 Cominerce-st. AN I'lEB\s. MANTILLAS. - DAN I ELS £ 1TJL BRADY, 83 Daupliin st., (immediately oppo opposite - site opposite the Public, Square) have just receivedjper barque Reform, a sjdendid lot of Plush, Clime, Velvet and Silk Mantillas, of the newest mid most fa-liionalilc description. dec 14 DRAYS. - Two Drays, landing ex ship Vermont from Philadelphia, fur sale bv deelS GARDNER &. SAGER,Conti-st. C1LARET WINE, &e. - -25 casks superior Bor Bor1 - 1 Bor1 dcaux Claret, 50 do Marseilles do, 300 boxes do very qualities; 100 baskets Damotte Champagne, for sale by OGDEN BROTHERS, decl8 - 12 Water-st.
fitpE9. - 10 casks best Cincinnati, now landing 1^ nnd for sale bv GOIUIAM DAVENPORT & CO., dectS 2!» St* Michael-*t. PORTSMOUTH NAY AM) POTATOES. - 250 bales beat quality Portfinoutli II»y, 230 bids liest quality PoriHiunutli Potatoes, landi'g from ship Venice and for sale by dec»___ J. H. RIVERS. PRINTS - 30 cases of Pull River Prints of a va variety - riety variety of patterns ami quality, just received and for sali hv [d.S | .1. B. TOULAlIN, 33 St. Michael-st Wi I I I I'. LEAD^lOO k«s. N.I. 1 l'Uiluilel|iiiia Wli. Lou.l, for »ali- by CIItOlIE fc WHITE, d0 corner Commerce and Dauphin sts IETTER PAPER. - 50 reams superior English -J Linen Letter Paper, on consignment and for sale by GUSTAVUS REAL & CO., decs Hagan's buildings, Conti-*t. Cl RES 11 TEAS. - Landing from slii|) Alabamian J? - 100 13lb boxes Imperial 100 61b boxes Imperial, 30 61b boxes Hyson, for sale by GUSTAVUS HEAL & CO., dcc2 Hagan'* Buildings, Conti-st. Cl OFF EE - 75 bags new crop Green Rio J 20 do old government Java, for sale by [nov29] JNO. C. RYAN. | Afj CORDS OAK WOOD, for sale at #4 pe 1 V/Ucord, in lot* to suit purchaser*, by nov30 1). C. LOWBER & CO., 59 Com. st. PIECES KENTUCKY BAGGING, /'Wv/V/ coils Kentucky Rope, for sale bv nov6 70tf J A MES II AG A N, 81 Wuter-st. LCOliOL, &o. - 10bids Alcohol, 200 tl »z Suljdi Quinine, Cn^tinti Calomel in lb bottles; Spir Spirit* - it* Spirit* Turpentine and Chrome Green, now landing, for sale by fdeclO] AlOSELY & (JO. BACON & PORK. - 20 hlnl* Cincinnati smoked Sides and Shoulders, 24 bids mess Pork, re received - ceived received on consigmnect per *teauier Southerner and for sale by CIRODE & WHITE, dec3 corner Corn, nnd Duuphin-st*. lUACCARONI & VERMICELLI. - 20 boxen 1TJL Maccuroni and 20 bxs Vermicelli, in store and for sale by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS, novl2 corner Corninercc and Conti-st** NE\V~MESS PORK - 50 bids New Mess Pork, inspected; 50 do Old do. to arrive per schooner, for sale low by CIRODE & WHITE, d9 corner Commerce and Dauphin sts| LADIES SHOES. - -50 boxes ladies line slips. tic*, and walking Shoes; 20 bxs ladies low priced kid *lip|>ers, received and for sale bv decl3_ (i. (J. JOHNSON. STORAGE - For two thousand barrel* can be bad in the fire proof warehouse, No. 87 Commerce street. Apply to tied# F. SHAW & co. FOR SALE. - 094 «ack*Salt, 586 hampers Po Potatoes, - tatoes, Potatoes, 1000 English Ridge Tile*, 15 kilts Her Herrings, - rings, Herrings, 1 puncheon Irish Whiskey, the cargo of ship Josephs! from Belfast, apply to dec!6 JAMES MAGEE. ^UOARS. - 40 hhd«, a choice article of old crop ^ Louisiana; 100 bbi* prime N O new crop, laud lauding - ing lauding from Creole and for sale by decll MARSHALL & ROWF.. 11 ABLE SALT. - A few buxe* just received am . for »u!u by dec 10 CUNNINGHAM & COLWELL. POTATOES ^ ONIONS.-200 barrel* liesi Maine Potatoes, 100 hbl* l>cst Maine White On Onions, - ions, Onions, on consignment and for sale by dccl ltf J. II. RIVERS.
I ! j -- IV *, 111 l Ci, dec3 corner Coin, and Danphin-sts. REMOVAL. - The subscribers have removed to Mr. Hogan's new buildings in Conti street - Office second floor. iiov27 88tf GARDNER & SAGER. TYTOTJCE. - All persons indebted to the suhscri suhscrill - ll suhscrill her for goods sold on commission, or ns agent, whose accounts have been standing sixty days, will [dense make payment on or before the 10th iust. deel 111 ' J. II. RIVERS. URE WINTER SPERM OIL. - 15 tierces and bills in store, for sale by dec8 WM. H. BUNNELL k CO. C1IUARS. - 30m Regalias, IOm Canones, on con conJ - J conJ signment and for sale bv GUSTAV US REA I. & CO., dec2 Hagan's Buildings, Conti-st. TAGUIRA COFFEE. - -70 bags, landing from A Hchr .Mandarin from Baltimore, and for sale by dec 2 J. O'RKILEY. PA'IT. DE IIEGNAI LD. - V pleasant and ef effectual - fectual effectual relief for coughs, colds, hoarseness, &c. Received and for sale by I. C. Du ROSE &. Co, nov 20 late UuBosc & Rolf, 30 Water st. CM YMPAGNg .y R MSI \s. 20 botes of the well known Anchor brand, boxes bunch Mus Muscatel - catel Muscatel Raisins, landing from ship Alabamian, for sale by GUSTAV'US REAL k CO., dcc2 I lagan's Buildings, Conti-st. INLOUR k WHISKEY. - 800 bbls Flour, a su superior - perior superior article; 100 bbls old IMnnongaludu Whis Whiskey; - key; Whiskey; 100 bbls old Rectified Whiskey, landing from steamboat Alabama and for sale by dec8 ELLIS & GREEN,68 Commerce-at. GIOMBO SASSAFRAS. - A supply of Gumbo, Fprepared with the greatest caru, just received and tor snlc in quantities to suit purchasers, at ao\26 GATES'S Ding Store. Buckwheat. - 70 nncM 5s in i-8 and 1-4 bbls made fmc new Wheat, for sale by deell JOHN O'RKILEY. Ml PERM CANDLES ANF> SOAP. - 100 boxes New Bedford Sperm Candles; 150 boxes No. 1 Soap, for sale by fdeel3] JNO. C. RYAN. SADDLES. - A consignment of abont (> dost o, i"i sale at very low prices bv decll ' JOHN O'RKILEY. SPANISH INDKiO - 600 lbs finest Spanish ln lnart - art lnart fi»r Half l»y 1. C. l)uBOSL c» t. I >i uggists, ul0 late DuBose k Hull*, 30 Water-st. | J ALE'S TOBACCO - 160 boxes and Imlf do .1 J. I (ale's superior Tobacco, and oilier brands, jus received per schr John A. Lancaster, on consign consignment, - ment, consignment, and for sale on libeinlterms by nov22 W. EDMOND k < <>., 1>6 Com. st. ITlOR SALE, - A drat rate Family Horse, with t» . single Baroiiebe and Harness. Also, a neat Buggy Waggon new, with harness complete, nov iti W. EDMOND & Co., 96( 'ommorce -st A SPA RAG T s ROOTS. - A few hundred of Die finest Giant Asparagus Roots, far sale low. 1. C. DUBOSE k CO., Druggists, Hovt3 31) Water-st. «)HH SACKS SALT - fur sal.- by -WiFU F. SHAW & CO. octS 56tf 68 Coininerce-st. WIN PER STRAINED SPERM OTL, of su superior - perior superior quality, just received and for sale hy dee 10 MOSTLY A. CO.
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