Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-29

A MsesrS PeoS ai aesfii'EBss% x slii Bs mad i' HOATES & LAX, Agents. offer for saic--- V BAGGING--40O bolts Kentucky, 250 do India and 100 do Dundee
 CANDLES-2OO bxs w. R. Rodman's Sperm
 Candles
 ROPE-600 coIs Russia, l50 do Kentucky DOMESTlCS-20 bales No. l Osnahargs
 20 bales Brown Drills & 20 do brown Shrtings COFFEE-300 sacks Havana, 200 do Rio
 $50 do St. Domingo and 50 do old Govt Java T0BACCO---200b bxs various brands, pound Jumps TWINE-S bales 3 ply bang Irvine
 CEMENT-264 bbls Hydraulic & 300 bls Roman NAlLS-l00 kegs Parker & Sons best
 BRANDY-5 half pipes Champagne
 5pines Seignete and 6 pipes American
 UMBRELLAS-40 dozen cotton Umbrellas,
 good article
 WlNES-17 cases choice old Port
 10 casks choice Moselle
 10 qr casks very choice old Sherry
 3 's " " Madeira
 PRINTS-30 cases new style Fall River Prints lRON-12 tons assorted Iron
 SUGAR-2S bbls No. powdered and crushed
 Sugar
 HOLLAND GIN-4 pipes very superior
 STIEETINGS-7 cases 5-4 X 6-4 blc'd Washams WHITE LEAD-l3,000 extra in kegs of 25lbs
 50lbs to 500lbs
 26,000bs No. in kegs of 25lbs, 50lbs to 500lbs OlLS-50 baskets Bordeaux Oil
 casks winter strained Sperm Oil
 dec23Kmo Office, B St aIchael-st. N ONDON PORTER, RAISINS & CHEESE, A Landing from brig Mobile
 50 casks London Porter, superior brand, in qts
 and pinis; 30 bxs Goshen Cheese
 100 boxes Bunch Raisns, for saleby
 dec23 ALEX. PRATT, 30 Commerce-st. SIDES.-sO casks Cincinnati cured. Whiskey-- ~ l0s bbs Rectifed superior article
 Flour-l00 bbls superine inspected
 Il, T. n.t1
 Pork--30 bbs prime
 Beef-40 half bbls mess Beef
 Sperm Candlos--50 boxes New Bedford, supe-
 ror article. Pepper-25 bags.-'rhe above goods for sale to arrive per steamer Souhernor, dec2i by LATHAM HULL & SON. NHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRES O ENTS.-DOUBLEDAY & SEARS, Book sellers and Statioenrg, 36 Dauphn-st. have just re- ceiycd the following splendid English and American Annuals, for 1S42
 The Book of the Boudoir; or, The Court of Vic- toria. A series of highly finished Portraits of the British Nobility, from original paintings by eminent artists engraved under the superintendence of w. & H. ginisn, with poe,,cnl iuestrations. Finden's Tableaux; The Iris of Prose, Poetry and Art, illustrated with splendid engravngs on steel, by W. & E. Findcn, from painting by F. r. Stephanoif and II. Corboud; edited by Mary Russell Milford.
 Gems of Beauty, displayed in a series of twelve highly finished engravings of various subjects, from designs by Edward Corboud, Esq with fancaul il- lustratons in verse, by the Countess of Bessington.
 Heath's Keepsake, edited by the Countess of Bles- sngton, with beautiful embellishments by Cox, E.. Corboud, Keeling, Poole, Creswick, Lsersage, &c. and Thirteen Topographic Vignees, elegantly bound in crimson silk. IIeath's Book of Beauty, with beautifully finished engravings steel, from drawings by the first ar lists: edited by the Countess of Blessiugton. Heath's Picturesque Annual-a history and de- scrpton of Paris, by Mrs. Gore, with twenty y-one G,,a lr hx Hhaa Allom, Esq. elegantly bound. | Heath's Historical Annual; or, The Great Civil | War of Charles l. and The Parliament, by the Rev. Richard Cattermole, B. D. with fifteen highly finish ed cngravings, from drawings by George Cattermoe, | Esq.
 Album des Salons, or Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book, containing thirty-six splendid engrav- ngs, with poecal illustrations, by Mary Hewitt, el- | egantly bound in vol. 4to. | The Juvenile Scrap Book, edited by Mrs. Ellis with sixteen beautiful steel plates. | Forget Me Not; Christmas, New Years and Birthday present, edited by Frederick Shoberl, with eleven beautiful illustrations | Friendships Offering, literary album and annual | remembrance, for lS42. .This is aaectioas tribute, Friendships offering, Whose silent eloquence. more rich than words, Tells of the gyer's faith and truth in absence, And says Forget me not!' l The Gif-with eight splendid steel plates. This is | the most beautiful American Annual published for | lS42.
 The Token and Atlantic Souvenir, an offering for | Christmas and New Year. | The Gem for 1912, a beautiful volume, with seven handsome illustrations.
 The Rose; CT Affection's Gift for l842, edited by Emily Marshall; illustrated with ten highly finished steel engravings | The Gift for All Seasons, edited by Wm. Ander- son. Esq author of ''Landscape Lyrics,'' etc.
 The Violet for lS42; beautiful juvenile annual.
 The Youths Keepsake; gift for young people,
 The Cabinet of Modern Art; edited by Alarick A. | Watts, with tweniy-four fine line engrasings. 1 The Poets of America illustrated by one of hei painters; edited by John Reese. | The Gems of Art: token of remembrance; illus traled by twenty superb line engravngs, beau | tifnlly bound in one volume. In addition to the abovf beautiful annlnls VIC lays n large collection of sp id English pouxs, ssi''' bic for gifts Dtha approaching hoydays. d2l as $50 REWARD. .--itan away from th, | M0 subscriber on the morning of the 18th inst l W negro boy GEORGE, about feet 6 or | N, inches high, aged 24 years, complexion neal a full blacl-front teeth good--jaw teeth bad. The subscriber has owned him but short time, ant learns since he took his leave, that George is an ol. offender in this way. He was purchased from Mir Zuntz, who brought him from Charleston, s. O. | dec2I THOS. HOLLAND. &s <,,,r.n " Dt1sspy crnpr fEa