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Frou. tt l'.rgmta Ad.ot at,
$1,000 REV ARD.

d OBBERY -Abou, O'Clock on Mend
IL small room, adjoining the large NatenA Gala
was entcrelby false keys, and ac1scc t'attH5 l'aa
valuable articles forced open. llr i"a waa @c
stdlen
The elegant Cola SDua. Box 81 w % t~
in the lil Vas tie letter A, Ia diamond ~
Necklace containing l. pearls Als~tN NJ" 81
ones seperate, presented by the lmaum d NJ s.
the President
A Gold Scabhard-the sword wa, Ten W.
bad doubtless doubled up
The above reward viii brpald ofthe recover
articles and detection Of the robber
The room ia which the articles Mere kegs
opened hu, ie~ moments previous 10 the faH 't'.
shuW Tie curiosity 10 visitors
HENRY 1. WORTH
Comut iogttq'
Dee y lslI.
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The bravery aud gallant bearing of our officer y
handsomely spoken Of and under the euer,.,
measures adopted and being pursued the ~,
war Is soon 10 terminate.
We do not know that ''grieyous faultn win
found with any part Of the Message unles, II h.
that portion which treats Of the currency and ~
has been better received here than expec,S
Many Of those who are, in favor of Bank f,sbios.
after that which has recently exploded under , ~.
ter derived from the Pennsy lyania Legislature A.
the plan proposed will do, If ii be practicable ~.
will furnish sufficient circulating medium n. /
who can only exist in the atmosphere breahed I,
Mr. Clay, alone deprecate any such scheme ~
of them call il Government Bank, and other, n
nounce il under the odious cognomen u sub I'm.
ry Without examining lis features, so lucidh co0
ed out by the President, they condemn Il h h.
Their minds had been made up, like the Judge n,
had heard one side of case and refused 10 it,g ~
other, declaring it useless a he had made D.,
opinion.
We hope Congress may adopl the plan pfip,,
We feel assured that 1t will afford the sOundfs -
cheapest medium oi exchange we can have and VII,
Will regulate the currency, II will leave the m,
banks 10 their domestic operations. The clfcu,no.
proposed will be ample Tor all purposes, alAoo,
affect TO think fifteen millions mere drou IN
bucket. Ii it were TO be doIed out by the dol,s, :,
divided among the whole people, it would rrlie,et
necessities of but few, but like The current Of Et
pood, u "ouiu De ulHuseu lhIough every ponont
the body and after performing its functions return
the heart be again sent forth TO refresh and n,,
rate the system, thus keeping up continued ccst
tion
IL Is moi our intention 10 point out the obecls.
that will be found 10 the by those who N.
pleasure in abusing the President and can see noht
good in any measure he may propose. We kn,,
they will raise objections impeach his motives -
traduce him with all their venom. But their DOW,
will be shorn when the calm and rejecting reader {,
arnines for himself, and brushes away the thin y,
that they may fling around ii,
This Message has been prepared with much ca,
and contains many most valuable suggestions NJ
Tyler has shown that he is not an !" lmpracticabe
either as regards the currency or tarf Ii hi. n
commentators have weight, and are adopted Q.
wheels will be revolving with CELEBRITY, and II
whole machine be again in successful and prospet
operation.
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ID ENOVAL-ThcOfiee ofthe Firemer
IL rance Company Is removed ~ he la q
Perseverance Fire Company Centre Markc''
lnsurances o. tuodihgs and Wnreuy o. ~
scriptwn guh-t lo.s by ire EFFECTED 81 q =
AIEN Ntl&rfR-
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DOCUM EN- t
ACCOMPANYING THE PRESlDENl %
ANNUAL MESSAGE.

ACCOMPAN lNG i he i RrIoiDA
ANNUAL MESSAGE.
LETTER FROM THE SECRETARY OF TIE
TREASURY,
Transmitting Report upon ne ''"e o "e
TREAsuRy DEPARTMENT,
December 20, lo4i
s,. In obedience TO the directions Of the act OF
C''nss ~ the 10th of May 1900 entitled " An act
nnlmentar, TO the act entitled An act TO establish
,h iTreaslry Department ~ the Secretary OF the
Treasury respectfully submits the following report
Of the public rerenne and e,rpendn"re
The balance in the Treasury OH the LIST of Janua-
ry lS4I exclusive of the amount deposited WIN Tue
States, trust funds, and indemnl,es ana 'he amour,
due from banks which failed in 1887 was, as stated
in the report of the Secretary OF the treasury SUD
mitted to Congress on the Sd day oil June 90, ~
last Soo'''' W
The receipts into the Treasury during the
three first quarters OF the present year
amount to 500, 467 ,072 50
Viz:
From Gus
toms : sl0,s47,557 ~
From ands l,l04,063 OG
From ms
cellane-
Gus and
incidental
sources 9O69l 60
From bonds
of Bank of
U. States G62,O4e Al
From banks
which fail
ed in 1887 5l,l27 80
From Treas
ury notes,
per act OF
March 81,
1910 l,5a4,7o3 80
From Treas
ury notes
per act OF
February
l5 ls4l, 5,956,932 10
From loan,
per act OF
July 81,
lS4l 3,229,9+G 50
The receipts for the Attn
Viii amount to 6,94a,0o5 a5
From Gust
oms s4,0O0,O00 90
From lands 350OOO 90
From mis-
cellaneous
and nciden-
tal sources 10000 90
From bond of
Bank of u.
States 1895 90
~ notes 100000 90
From loan--Received
81, 202, 7S0 OF
Estimate for balance or.
100000 90
-2 202, 100 OF
Making the the total estimated re-
cepts for the wear s3O,4lO,l67 Il
And with the balance in the Urea
sury on the lst of January last, ~
aggregate of 3l,59',ol@ o.
The expenditures for the three first
quarters Of the present year have
amounted to S24, 734,3 46 81
Viz:
Civil list, TO
reign inter-
course, and
miscellane-
Gus S4,6l5,363 81
Military ser
vice lO,s34,lO4 As
vice ,229, 1856 "a
Treasury n'ts
redeemed,
interest 5,oa7,slI 10
Public debt 27,0S0 "a .,t
The expenditures for the
4th quarter estmat-
ed, on data furnished by
the respective depart
ments, at ,290 123 rs
Viz:
Civil, miscel-
ancsus, and
foreign in
tercourse Sl,5sl 205 "A
Military ser
vice 3l69 773 81
Na ,,s scr occ sco On
loan 10000 90
Principal and
interest on
Treasury
ta NOUS 'o'' 10 - 32.Oa5,O7o :,
"a oy;dea for
c0- =
- rron, ~
IL being essential that ths dehci'' d i'n's -,
failure in etiectng more tiah Poi'io,i u t,i =
authorized by Congress al us last sesso snoa nc
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Tie receipts ffGm the customs lar The year ls4S
10, ling Tor teir amount upon the ac'ion oil Lon
,,as. al It's present 'ion in the usiment oil The
,f n is not practicable fuln ESTIMATES OF the re-
..n,e which NAV be- derived from that source with
,,,,rb nrecison Those now submitted have IN view
The Iresent rates Of duty and their final reduction To
Oh ~ cent, sd valorem after the Goth OF June next
Ths scale of duties thus established has been neces
s,riy assumed as the basis of calculation for the re-
m,inJer ofthe year 1912, estimated With reference 10
the sntieipa, d impohations OF that year, compared
vi IA the aveIage importation> OF former years.
In the cstiEoa,cd receipts, the amount " men VIII
come into the Treasury trem The sales of the pubic
lands in 1872 has been excluded as the act OF Con
grass of the 4;h Of September last directs its dlstrhu
lion among the several States and Tcrntores
Wnh regard to receipts from the loan ALREADY au-
thorled by law, it is To I've remarked that, owing ia
the short period which is TO elapse before it becomes
redeemablc together with the eited state of the
considerable portion will he obtained, tor u service
ofthe wear 1912, before the expiration OF the time Ii
ated for eff citing II.
The law authorizing the issue OF Treasury note,
also expiring rarly in 1919, not more than $4,000,
!. ,upposed can Sc made available from that source
In estimating the expenditures Of the year lei2 !
ia assumed that no other appropriations will DC mad
,bsn tho., now submitted ~ the estimates from III
several DEPARTMENTS; and that the balance Of thos
,pprouriatons uncxpendej at tho end OF the yea
ls42. will I've equal TO that al the close OF The prssen
wear,
il i, proper furlefo Icnark that e'liu'ai' OF 81
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-26
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In Chanccry-State oi Aabama--M0bile County.
 Al REies-Oct. 20, IS4l.
 Patrick O'Neill and Edward McDermott, complts. s32 vs.
 John Byrnes Senior, John Byrnes, Junior, and the
 creditors Of said defendants, ,--tefent;,nts.
 THNIlE eompainauts in this bill set forth that they
 II were appointed the assignees of John Byrncs, Sen. and John Byrnrs, Jr. by deed al assignment deed they havego to make sales of property and 10. coecl debts-that they have expended an the funds collected and paid oif all the preferred cred- tors under said deed except two who named, Patrick and Peter Bymes and made every exerlIun to collect all the debts due but have been unable accomplish the same-tlmI the complainant O'Neill has removed from the city of Mobile, that both com conpnants therefore, and for other reasons assign ed resign their said trust and exhibit lher accounts and pray tti be dscharged
 And now the complainants come by their solicitors and apply for order of publication, and appear ing the satisfaction of the Register of the court of clancery Tor the first district of the southern chance " division of the state of Alabama, al Moblle (rom afcaNit fle) that this application could not be made Monday last, and that tir following naIned
 defendants resileout of the limits of te state of Ala balna, to wit John Byrnes Sen, and John Byrnes, Jr. Peter Byrnes and Patrick Byrnes, siio reside in St. Louis in the state of Missouri; Nm. Rankin x Co. who reside in Newark, in the state Qi New Jer- sey ahd all the following named dstendants whe re- side m the city and state of New York, viz: J. Bow en x CO.,, John Brooks & co., Aaron Clarke, Hu- chson x Tiffany, Stephen Ketchum, Plat & Dun can, E. w. Peck & CO.,, E. Taylor x co., k. x q. Barker, W. M.t Tillotson & CO.,, Ilps. H. Messen- ger, William Brown, Boeram & cQ., P. M.. & F. Darando, Jos. Hoxie & CO.,, T. M. Lyons co,, Ira Pergo, Russell Martin CO.,, Townsend x Van Nofranh, ,P. c. Wilniouth, Warren Carter & co., Alexander tf Mullen, Whitweli, Bond & CO.,, Car penter, Griffin & CO.,. Wm.s Forst & co. D. & J. N. Jutson, It., Moss, T. Peck. F.. & G. B Smith,
 Woodnead, Crawford x Reed, Peck, Prem ,iss & co, Trowbrldge Nicoll, C.. DC. Brooks, Clark, Wyman & CO.,, Orlando Fish, Jones, Walter g. Fuller, $. Qsbornes J. 5. Pearson & CO.,, P. H. Sehenck & CO.,. T. .Flinn, Watsons Cosky g. co. the said defendents ordered to appear at the next erm of the court of chanety aforesaid, be held at Mobile on the second Monday in November next .and answer or demur to the bill of complaint. And it is further ordered that this order be published a week for four weeks in some newspaper printed and published in the city of Mobile, that cspy of he same be posted on the door of the court house of Mobile county, and that copy of the same be for varded by mil 10 each of said defendants, nonresi- ients at his pAce of residence above stated-all within fifteen days from this date. il
 Witness Malcolm J. McRae, Register of the e court On chahcery aforesaid, At Rules th,s
 f. twentieth day of October A. D. lS4l. .,e Attest, M.J. McRAE, , oct oa 6o+r 3a=f' ffFf Register,
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-26
In Cuai,cery--Stale of Alaba ar--Mobile County.
 I,hf " Spring Term, 4. D. 1S4l. .ttfl A Charles w. Gazzaui, .coniplt. eA .i.n !
Oliver A. Pafeld and Audtsy H. aazz m ldeits

Oliver A. Pnheld ard Audey H. Gazz idefts
 PURSUANT to decree rendered lT- tilis cause at the Spring Term A. D. lS4l of the court of chance " for the first district of the southern chancery d
 vision of said state al Moble shall proceed to sell on tre first Monday in November nextin front ot the coufi house of Mobile county and betw.e en the usual hours of sheriff saes the property described in a certain deed of mortgage made by said Olp A. Pitfied to said Audley H. Gazzalu and bearing date the sth day of July D; lsa6, as asfolloys'7An that cerlaln tract piece parcel or lot of land and premises situate, lying and being within the corporate limits of the ely o Mobile heinz part of the tract of land known and described as the Favre racti sad lot of land hereby yoopyeyed or ntended so to be IS the same lot of land Conveyed by the party of the Be conu part 10 the party of e first part by deed benr, ing eyeidate with these presents and bounded and descfbed as follows; commencing at Q stake mark etf A. H. G. on the west side of Conception street about two hundred feet south of Name street, and rurinng north along said west boundary of Concep- ton street fifty les and extending back westwardy in depth one hundred and ten fee being ffiy feel front on Conception street, one hundred and ten feel
 . tue south line fifty feet on the west line, and one hundred and ten feet on the north .lnei together with all and singular, the tenements, hsredltaments rights, memhefs, privileges ain appurtenances 10 the same belonging or in any wise appertaiilng. Terlns of sale cashjI lev ..i's s3lI ,ti.'iA
 ,s. Witness, Maicalm J. McRae, Register of snid ar conrt'of chancery this the first day or Ocober FsN A. D. Ie4i. At.sst, !agsl .iti a.. x oetl 73ttds ,.s ,a., M. J. MeRAEy Reesier
 The above property was sold on the first Monday oi ths present month and the purchaser hayiag failed to comply with the terms of his purchase 1t will be resold on the first Monday ia December .nexs, on accouSt and risk of whsm, it may eonceralA .s:a il s1sa' noy6 70tf ga: MaJ McRAE, Register. .s
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-26

THNHE sul,.efil,e,s offers Tor sae es the mos. req 1 sonabhs lrrius, the following ss5ols- POO pieces Ken. Baggins; 48bale' India do. 10 bales Ihndce, da yefy heavy,
 l5g coils Kentucky Hpey
 600 sucks green HavS5a coffee,
 800 't Rio coffee; ie0 do St. Domingo do 100 hules Sheetn,ga & shirts, various widths, IS cases prints, ass"rted patterns. .... . 50 casks London porter,
 half pipes Otsrd, Deputy & co, Brandy. 10 pipes American Brandy; 90 hbls American r Gin; Old Port and Madeira vines, 70 300 kegs Tobacco, varions brands and qua's 300 kegs Nails, assorted sizes, BOO bbls Roman Cement.
 .1t e-,f n TnTrI MIN
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-26
In Cbancery--Sta,e of Alabama --Mpbie County. sssaA sss H fryGr 'ss~np'|t pi15 B I5S Issi
PURSUANT to a

! In Chancery--State of Alabama--Mpblfe County.
 sss sssaA H frySr, S,, comply pl.45 s TS nssi @ . George O. Barney, Susan R. VI ,,j Alata d Barney his wife and Charles. PURSUANT to a Barney, defendants. ,.t alu;i decree rendered. m this cause at the spring term A. D. 1S4l, Of the courtof chancery for the first district of the southern oI,ancery iyision of said Siafe at M,,be, shall proceed 10 sel the first Monday in December next,
 in front pfihe house of Mobile connty, and be-
 tween the usual hours of sheri's sales, the proper-
 y described in cerain mortgage made by George C. Barney and Susan R. liis wife. Sarah H. Pryor bear
 ing date the l2ih March, A. D. 1888. as follows All
 fst lot, piece parcel ground, situate, lying and being in the county Of Mobile, and State or Alabama, described as follows: bounded on the north by Dau- phn Way on the south by Dauphin street extended, on the wesfby lands of Ezra Grsen; and on the east by lands of Charles l.. rewsl confiining four and three isurts acresl-Bemg part the sametahd and premises conveyed to the said George C. Baf9ey by the- said Sarah H.Prior, Edward Dunning and Alan on iKmappahd Thadeus Sanford, Trustee by deed bearing date the seventh day of March, A. D. lS36- recorded in the office of the clerk p the county court, of Mqblecqlmty, iH deed book O. pages 80 and Sl. Together with ali and sinsulap the teuements. hereditaments, rights, members, privileges and appur,enances unto the above mentioned described premises belonging or hi any wise apI,ertaiping.' 1 Ferns of sale cash. .fC1aH VI f-Aatf. i-f-si
 l .i Witness Malcom Js McRae,s Register of said + ~ court of claacery this lst day of November. I e. A. D. 1S1. Attest, at t,a,
 ooyl 66,f ses s.ann M, !, MeRAE, Reg 'ri FEn BLS BEErS Just reccivsd per brig Espa | . IN v l,t, and fr aaia by--- I8---J T.. REA.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-26

, A r PRIVATE SAIE---25 hhds prime O Sugar A H75 bags prime Rio Coffee, 200O bagscorn,
 , s25 bbs superfine flour, 100 bbls rectihed Whskey 100 boxes Virginia Tobacco, 50 boxes Soap,
 50 hbls prime Moassestin fine order, 'sl'e ti .''
 50 half bbls Picked Pig Pork,oa''' ia D.st' aai
 f25 6rkips Goshen butter, ',ip ii ID 20 hf ' 20 boxes Imperial and Gun Powder Teas, .....i
 100 cases Kip and Rpsset Brogan Shoes, saN 100 pieces F inch Dui,dee Baggng at l6 cts, F 100 M Segars soHe very superior, mir 2 lni+' 50 dog Rush bottom chairs, fr's ial - '''' 10 Bookcases and Secretaries at $20 each, &c.
 asaF .mfsALSO, IT'D a,.o 5+. 15 bales brown Sheetng. 200 pcs calicpes assorted
 10 bales Beached Shir,Agsan Sheetings, ge'a !. 300 packs English and German Ems, rit ,i.
 I00'pcs Virginia Osnaburgs, 100 doz cotton hose f 20 dog Merino and Bern Shirts and Drawers, , 100 doz Madras HdK'fs, 50'doz Linen half hoses ,
 50 pcs striped and plaid Drills for, Pantaleens, v, 25O White and cold 9 to i2-t Counterpanes and
 Marseles Quiltss 100 pcs Brown lnen''i osa,'
 20 pcs ,Erminette for mons and boys sunrier wear,
 20 pcs Bedford Ribbed Pa9ta2on iStufs, a..-s-~,A.. 20 pcs 5-4 While F1anneis Tor summer, wear, . 100 36 inch Cotton and Silk Umbrellas, 300 reams fine Letter Paper, OF .YufsYlW
 200 setts Knives and Furke, 50 cards Scissors. All # wkich will be sold at New York cost and charges. 'rHIn LATHAM HULL ~ ooN al 'may26 u,,,.,..v..... .;22. 22 Water street.-., HoPPEK, WIRE, SHEET IRON, TIN OPhATE.- &c,s,-srr e.,a.,i n9i.- ftoo ' f',.' ,r 24x60 pound Sheets. 4 F 5IiiiAi, s .,.- t,5.4.. SHEATHING CoPPER-lfand 16 OK | |. j. SHEET IKok--250 bundles English Iron, Nos lo T27 iy ; b.sy..4 si.- ,U L.. ! .iis'-s. . | WIRE-50 bundles Iron Wire, Nos I No l7.
 RiyETs--5e thsusaadI q tuned Risets; 40 0tivrsaht Black do. .'a'f f''i' y's''''l j. |. TENED PLATEs--250 boxes tx CrYwsand Font pool brands. ..43 .gg t .araoaqb .ll fei2g - l.. 20 boxes 100 Plate Tiu.ire .sgt is.t .4l,'t = |. LEADED PLATn---150 boxes rLeaded Plate foi roofing. 'l 's'. .'''' ,.. :. '.1.s sls,,,G a n BAsoA T,S--20 pigs Banca Tin, best qeality.I, NAiLs--5OO kegs Nails assorted, 4d to 29d - A supply of the above articles. constantly on lhand and for sale by E, c, CENTER & CO.,
 .. aug7 corner of Conti and Commerce-s st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-11-26

In Chancery--state cf Alabama Mobile Oounty.
 D., At Rules Oct. 25th, 1S4l, : Tie Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile, ,..I.., complainants. So IT. i..i
 S23 .5 ,a ys. 1a .folafs 8. .i.U ,f 5i .' IssaG II. Erwin, adm'r, Anne Hitchcock and her children, Caroline, Henry, Andrew and Ethan A. '' Hitchcock, defendants, ,,A TVNHE BILL in this case sets forth that one Henry Hitchcock heinz indebted to the complt. in larg. sun af money, did On the 7th day of October, 1858, execute his certain deed of mortgage. to- tue complt for several lots of land; that said Henry Hitchcock has since departed this life, eayng the defendants his representatives; and that default has been made by said Henry his'life time, and by the
 defendants his representatives since his death in the payment of several of the ndtes for securing which, said mortgage was gyrpjand the bilprays for fore closure of said mortgage,,i ss r8 la' sstl5Hl {. And now the complainant comes by his solicitors andapplies for order publication, and it appear
 ing to the satisfaction 1.-the Reg of the of chacery for the first district of the southern chance -ry division of said state at Mobile, from affidavit oh 6Iei that tlls defendant Anne Hitchcock resides beyond the limits of the State of Alabana, to wit at Lexington, Kentucky, and that Caroline, Henry, Andrew and Ethan A. Hitchcock, are also pqn-rest dents fAt they are infnls and that they reside with their mother Anne Hitchcock in Lexington Kentucky: the said son resident defendants are ordered to ap
 pear at the next of the said of cbancery be hedeu at Mobile an the second Monday of Mo- vemher next ,and answer nr demur to the bill ofcohn- pant. And 1t is further ordered that this order be puhli sRed ance week for four week in news- paper printed and published in the city of Mobile, that copy of the s,lne be posted ,n the door of the conri house of Mobile county, and that a copy be forwarded by mail the said Anne Hitchcock ai her aforesaid place af residence, for herself and also copy for her sald children-yalh within fifteen days , rom this date. ,1. ~.atg tiA t'''- l -'| lar Witness MacIm J.. McRae, Register of said
 q, coast of chancery at Mobile ,.this n5tb day of [ Octyber, A. D. 1S41. nh Attest. 'ie''ias,'- oct27 64tE .NIwlHo M. J. McRAE, Reg.