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$40 us.
 William Kitchen, Henry P. Norris, Henry Parrish ris, David Stodder, John Hall, Joseph Hall, Charles
 Hall and J Hamilton Hustle, defendants. FBNHE bill in this case sets forth that the 18th N day of April lS40., Wm. Kitchen was indebted to Edwin and Francis Robinson in the sum of Sl026 65l00, and that to ihe payment of that sum, said Kitchen executed his certain ndenture of mort gage to said E. & F. Robinson of certain real estate the city of Mobile, situated in State st., between Water and Commerce sts. The bill further sets forth that the said deed of mortgage subject to certain conditions by the performance of which the said mort gage would be defeated, that those conditions have been performed, and that the mortgage and notes have been assigned and transferred to the complan ant The bill iuth alleges that the other defendants above named have pretend 10 have some title to the mortgaged premises, and prays that the morigaged property may he sold and the equities of all the de- iendants be toreclosed.
 And now the complainant comes by it's solicitor, and applies for order of publication, and il appear ing the Register, from affidavit on file, that the tho defendants Henry F. Norris, Henry Parrish and Daniel Parrish, are residents of the City and State of New York, and that the defendant Leltoy M. Wi ley is Il resident of Charleston in the State of South Carolina, they ordered to appear at the next term of the court of chancery for the first district of the southern chancery division of the State ufAlabama, at Mobile, 10 be held on the second Monday of May next, and answer or demur to the said complainants bill of complaint. It is further ordered that thIs or der be published once week for four weeks, in some newspaper published in Mobile; that copy be post ed on the door of the court house of Mobile county, and that copy be forwarded to each of the said non resident defendants, by mail, at t.er respective pa- ces of residence, all within fifteen days from this date.
 Witness, Malcolm, J. McFae, Register of said
 court of fcanesry, this fourteenth day of Dec lsll.
 Attest, M. J. McRAE,
 decl4 tE Register.
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27Sl4 Prizes. amounting to fll9, ,6Ss Tickets g 5O-Halyes T 25-Quarters 62 l-2 cts
 Packages of 9 whole tickc.s 62 90, warranted t' draw at least 30 %. Packages of 25 half tickets s31 25, warranted to draaY al least %. Packages of 25 quarter tickets, sl5 63. warranted to al least
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The eastern mail fdled to-day. We have nothing later from any quarter except Savannah. The cotton market Of tlal city had experienced good demand, but prices wore from 10 4c lower. Sales 6O6l bales. Fully ias sIpi mid fair s0si, midllins 7i@7sc. ESchange de- ciinns sterling sl prem; New York l41lA premium - Freiqhts 10 Liverpool Id.
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and pkgs sundries.
 NEW oRLEANs-rer schr Rob Roy--iooo sacks suit a,.t n Inmb
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The Hon. J. J. Crttenden, late Attorney General ui the United States, was expected in New Orleans yesterday, his way to Havana, ia company with Gen. coombs, also of Kentucky. hsf Ni'',i' -
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ID OPE.-600 coils very fire kussia; ltO co lG Kentuckv, for sale by
 decl0 Sc J. B. TOULMIN, 35 St. Michael-st. 6 SUGAR--l0 boxes Leaf, Woosey x Woolsey o manufactory, 10 bbIs crushed, do do do, 10 bbls powdered, do do do, for sale by
 dl0 9c J B. TOULMIN, 37 St. Michael-st. 0An PIECES KENTUCKY TAGGING, 45 %OO inch; 200 coils Kentucky Rope, in store and for sale low to close consignment bv
 decSKw FRANKLIN W. Mccoy. = UGAR AND MOLASSES.--45 hhds new Su C gar, 50 bbls new Molasscs, for sale hy
 decl0 THOS. P. MILLER & co. c UiiAR AND FLOUa-l2 hhis prime old Su Sg gnr; 63 bbls c. f. Flour, for sale by
 n5y29 P. McCASkILL, IS Cm. st.
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DISTRESS AMONG THE OPERATIyES.-At the last dates the number of unemployed persons in the great manufacturing towns ofEngIand, was alarmingy great At Leeds, a committee of operatives had enumerated all the families of working men in the town, which showed this result-''That there were in the borough ,752 families, comprising l9 936 in d,vd,ms, 6 ,7S0 employed. and l3, l50 unempoyed,) whose gross income amounted to 1887 l9s. Id. |, giving an average weekly income per head of II l-4d." sit tffF
 Dr. Smiles, who had accompanied one of the emu merators, stated one or two special cases; of which we select one
 "At the end of Booke street, there was a small cellar dwelling, nine feet by twelve, into winch they were intr 1duced by the enumerator. The dwelling was so considerably beneath the street, that only half of the window above 1t. It was damp, disagree able, ill-ghtcd, ill-aired den. In that apartment they found three families, consisting of sixteen in- diyiduals, who slept in it every night. There were four adults and twelve childern Six individuals, constituting one family, slept upon litter of straw, hnIllIed together not like human beings, not even like animals; for their situation was not to bs conn pared with the comfort of dogs and horses in our stables. Other four five slept bed of shavings, an,l the remaining five slept on another miserable bed in the apartment When they entered, the poor mother was weeping her infant was on her knee, in the last stage of fa, disease, dying without any medicalassistance. The family was entirely desttute no means of subsistence, no weekly earnings, no pparish relief. That was one instance"
 In Scotland, where there arc no poor laws, the case does not seem better. Irf
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We have received of lae a number of Texas pa- pers, chiefly from Cohesion. They seem to have a fair share of patronage for country, but great part their advertising of towns aud cities for sale In one aper, the towns fNew Columbia, Louis vile and Magnolia, anI the cities of Brazos and Aurora, arci ocred 10 purchasers, who are requested to call and examine the article for themselves They are to be sold, presume, like bundles of hay-one with the privilege. They do things on a large scale in Texas.
 Me find in one of these papers, an abstract of the report of the Secretary of the Treasury the finances .f inc republic The public debt is S7, ,300,O ,O0O which .ess than supposed. The revenue for the last
 car is nominally alge. With the balances in hand rom last year, it amounts to ll96,26S S3, part oi which is estmated the returns not having been received. The round sum of million is considered fair computation for the actual revenue, collected but when if is reduced to the standard of real mo ney, il dwftilcs into comparative insgnifcanec. At present rates is only worth, towards the payments l of the debts of ihe government, about %166, ,666- The Secretary proposes to fund the public debt at 2s per cent. interest The interest wou4 amount 10 $lS7 ,500, which exceeds the whole of the revenue for the year, and leaves the support of the government unproyded for. IL is suggested that by retrcnchment the expenses of government might be reduced 10 Sl00,OO0 per annum which would leave deficit of more than hundred and twenty thousand dollars per annam, towards paying the interest of the public debt, at only two and half per cent.
 Tine Secretary proposes to raise more revenue by taxing twenty millions of acres of land, at mini mum valuation of 50 cents per acre-lhe tax to be half of per cent, and to raise the duties on imports to s per cent-bnt there is good deal of opposition to this project oppressive and imprac- l icahla.
 Among the papers received from Tuscaloosa, is the report of the Commissioners of the Pententiary. It is brie stating the contract to be completed, but the buildings to be still imperfect. The cost agreed upon originally, was Ss4,s99-in addition to which, the commissioners under their general authority to make changes in the contract, and allow for the in. creased expense, have given certificates for the fur tller sum of ,743 50. There are further claims made by the contractor for extra work, which the commissioners did not allow, and have referred 10 the Legislature.
 They add, that there are other buildings necessary for the full execution of the plan of the State, but they were nol authorised to contract for them They put in, aso, by way of postscript, that they have not been paid for their own services and expenses.
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g5 A SIMPLE INVENTION LEADING To GREAT RE- suLTs.-Our readers may not b e ge ierally aware hat Rail Road Cars are now constructed to rest on
 r springs, in other words iron pistons, moving in ar-tight cylinders The effect is wonderful. The cars ride smoothly and comfortably. and one may read or write in them very easily. But this is not all It has been found great waste to carry of
 flour in barrels upon railroads, in consequence of the jar This invention is complete remedy, and flour may now be transported on railways as well as on canals. The Jersey and New York and Erie Rail Road Companies adopting the invention.
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15, E, LOTTERY, No. Glass Il3 Extra, lur ISII. 53-23-56-G -32-27--S2-6l-70-47
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF MoBILE-DEcEMBER l7, Is4l


 
 - CLEARED t..a .-s5 fr Brig Tower, Wilson, for ArHIzas, Texns
 Schr Rob Roy, Stoddard for Now Orleans, by Vince Ter. lN'' Hfiii fs5 r
 tI. ARRIVED
 Steamboat Champion Bakor, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Lady the Lake, Allen, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Merchant, Griffin, fm New Orleans. Steamboat Alabama Stewart, from Prairie Bluff with 4l2 bales cotton. ia fi4n .frI.-. s s. .s..ss.t . Steamboat Favoritc, Lacy fin Warsaw, with 35s bales cotton. af 5ssf
 Steamboat Jefferson Burr, from Montgomery, with 556 bnes cotton. t-a't' " tN Steamboat Oriole, Johnson fin Tuscaloosa, with Ill bales cotton. s4.sr..as atsIsH rtIHa1H iE ssl.s CLEARED FoR THIS roRT-At New Orleans, Wednes- day-schr Dante, soddard; and steamboat l. White, Qusrrier. ''e fs1t Ta'a
 sa MEMORANDA. tts.nnt71ec e DisAsrER-The schr David Moss, Rowe, fin New Or ienns Moble struck snag in the Choctaw Pass, on Wednesday last and sunk She had full cargo of gro eeries, provisions, 2c .f .is aIsas,lff il ftH.H D The steamboat Niagara, Capt. Arts was run into yesterday morning her upward trip, by the Jefferson, and sunk immediately. The passengers were all savedi cargo smallwe have not heard what portion of it was saved. s ta.5s iif .@ E- .s .s s 4t
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FOR GLASGOW.
 SSN The first class American ship ARNO, Capt !sfsfR Dixey, wants about 100 bales cotton com plete her cargo. For freight of which, apyly to decl7 JAS. REID x CO.,, 10 St. Alichael-st.
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M ORI GAGE OF NEGROES.-By virtue ol Il MI mortgage made by Wm. Wyatt, to me, dated Feb 9th, 1859, and recorded in the Clerks office of Autausa county, Alabama, in Book D. B., pages 4I9 and 420, shall sell for cash to the highest bd der, in Washington, Autauga CO.,, Ala, on the l5lh day of Feb. 1872, the following negroes, viz-ElIza, Phoebe, Melinda, Clary, Aaron, Abel, Henry, Bill, Jacob, and Armistead.
 decll I2+L VIM. ROBINSON.
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HIRE BRlCK-50M Pensacola Fire Brick, NJ. II Bonnilan's brand, for sale by H dls E. c. CENTER & co.
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NHEAP GOODS.--Just received and for sale, V cases of Domestic Prints, at S., 9, 10 and 121c. per yard-together with d well selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, French Bonnets and Millinery articles
 JNO. A. SMITH, 6l Dauphn-st,
 dec17 first store from R val, (south side.)
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SALr.-The cargo of the barlue Jessie Tor sale. O Apply to VIM. MILLIGAN & O.,
 decl7 34 St. Michael-st.
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MEMORANDA.

CLEARED FOR THIS PORTAL New Orleans, Wednes- day--schr Dante, stoddnrd; and steamboat White,
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LNASHIONABLETWE COATS.-HENRY l x &STODDART, cor. ofWater aud Cont streets have received per ship Floridan, large assortment of these very desirable business coais, which they offer wholesale or retail for casa dec17l6M
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 CAPITAL PRIZE 9,001 DOLLARS. Gos- IIekes Oaiy One Doiiar and fihy Gents. 90 ALABAiiA STATE LOTTERY, -CLAss No. 151 Extra, FOR l34l--- Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of Alabama Lodge, No. 39. To be drawn al Mobile, on TO-DAY, Dec. l7, lS41, at half past G o'cl'k ,pm at the Mansion House Exchange Royal
 $. DAVIS & CO, Managers.
 75 Nunbers-I2 Drawn liaIiots.
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INDIA BAGGING.-25 bales Al and 46 inches Il wide, landing from barque Beaver and for sale by
 FRANKLIN W. Mccoy, dec17Ew Sl and S3 Comnerce-st. NLAKIFIED SUGAR.-2O barrels No. Clar- V flied Sugar. for sale by
 decl7M D. C. LOWBER, 59 Commerce st.
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Chancery-State of Alabama-Mohile County
 Al Ruies-Dec. 18th, 184l. State Bank at Elizabeth, complainant.
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A NEGRO MAN TO HIRE.-A good laborei A price $2O per month. Apply at this office. decl7
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S00 Kegs and half kegs of Dupont's Gun Pow CUO der, landing from schr. Oscar, for sale by sa,lec14 12M G WESTFELDT & BRO. Agents
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SALT-1he cargo of the ship Lanark for sale O Apply to VIM. MILLIGAN & co.
 d13 34 St. Mishae-st.
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DEACH ORCHARD COAL, in casks, Egg Size IL and Screened, for sale by
 dec17 JOHN GREELEY.
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A CHEAP VARIETY STORE, A3
 HA TS! 70
 The subscribers have just received per Floridian, fresh supply of Silk and Fur Hats, assorted quail ties, which they will sell cheap the cheapest for cash. ROBINSON & STUART, corner Govt and Water sts.,
 dcc17 Sign of the Mamnoth Boot.
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ENoR SALE-Landing ex sehr Belle, Havana, 100 dl3 JOHN GIBSON, 30 St. Mchae-st
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HONEY DEW TOBACCO.-52 boxes landing II \ from the barque II. Shelton, for sale low, by
 decl4 MARSHALL & ROWE.
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NEW GOODS.-Just received d fresh supply of \ Boots, Shoes. Hats and Clothing, which will be sold at the lowest prices for CAsH, please Call and examine for yourselves, at Robinson & Stuart's cheap variety store, corner of Government and Water sts. opposite the Market Gdec16]
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(NIGARS.-10M superior Prinoipes; ION superior V Regalias; 5M Lord Byron Regalias, just receiv- ed and for sale wholesale and retail by
 decI7 J. K. EVERETT, Agent, 50 Royal-st.
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ID AiSINS.-lOo boxes Mis., for sale by
 1O decl6 .ai JOHN O'RElLEf.
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c tDES.-3l casks Cincinnati smoked Corn S 400 sacks prime white. Flour--75 bbls fine Molasscs-25 bbs n superior article in cyprus bbs for sale to arrive per steamer Hugh l.. White, by
 decl7 LATHAM HULL & SON.
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barrels Rectifed, landing thls
 w day from steamer Lady of the Lake and fo' sale by (declD l.. HULL. & SON.
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LNOR SALE.-65 bags prime Green CoSee, and- A ing ex brig Flora from Matanzas. Apply to
 dec14 JOHN GIBSON, 30 St. M Micinael-st.
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DORTRAIr AND PICTURE FRAMEs.- Fine Furnish, Gilt, and Mahogany Frames of all sizes, for sale by D. E. CRANE & CO.,,
 dee17 37 Water-st. next duorto DuBose & Co.
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STARCH, SOAP AND CANDLEs.-25 boxes S Colgate Starch, 100 boxes New Bedford Candles, 100 boxes No. l Soap, for sale by
 dec17 P. McCASKILL, IS Commercc-st.
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pEEF AND PORK.-50 bbls Beef and do -RV Pork, landing from schr Commercial, for sale
 decl4 by VIM. Fl. BUNNELL X co.
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DY Virtue of an order to us directed from the Or ID phan's Court of Clarke county, on the 18th day of June, 1S4l, appointing us Commissioners sell the balance of the real estate belonging the of Henry Waite, deceased will proceed sell at public auction, on Thursday, the 18th day of Septem- Der next. on credit of twelve months, purchasers giving notes with two approved securities, between the hours ofone and three o'clock, P. M all the real estate belonging to the said estate consisting of the following described parcel of land, situate lying and heinz in tbe county of Washington, in the State of Alabama, to wit: The south east 1 of the south east quarter of section number five, township number ten range number 3, West, containing forty eight nine hundredths acres. WILLIAM CHAPMAN,
 JOHN MILLS,
 JOHN CUNNINGHAM, aug30 99*tf Commissioners.
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STATE OF MTsSTSSIPPI-LOWNDES Cory.
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STATE OF ISSISSIPPI-LOWNDES CO'TY.
 CIRcuir COURT, "Wednesday, April ', Is4l. soss s"'s ss. at,sssm.r, sp, plaintiff by attorney y
 tor $3l1 56. and it is ordered by the Hamilton R. Johnson. Court that publication be made for six successive weeks in the Mobile Con- mercal Register, newspaper published in the city of Mobile in the State of Alabama, notifying the de- fendant of the pendancy of this suit and that unless he appear before the first day of the next term of ths Court, give special bail and plead demur, judgment final will be entered against him and the property attached will be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands. and this cause is continued until the next term of this Court.
 The above is true copy from the minutes of our aaid Court in said and the first day of the next term is on the lst Monday of October next.
 OVID P. BROWN, Clerk
 by J. D. MONTGOMERY, D. CIR. iune16 7cw
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ORPHANS CoURT-CLARKE COUNTY,

JUNE 1th, I8II. ) James Larkn, FUNHIS DAY came Thos. Figures
 Estate of } Il Administrator the Estate of James Larkin, deceased, and suggests to the court that he has duly administered the estate of sad James Larkin and prays the court for order of final set clement: Whereupon, it is ordered that on Saturday the 24th day of July next, at the court house of Clarke county, be appointed for the settlement of the counts of said Administrator and that publication of this order be made once week for forty days, in the Mobile Commercial Register and Patriot, newspa- per printed in the city of Mobile, that all persons in terested may attend and hear the settlement of said accounts. A copy from the minutes
 Attest, TERRELL POWERS,
 iune21 9f*40ds Clerk.
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NOTICE.-Whereas letters testamentary having " been granted to the undersigned by the honora- ble the Orphans Court of Baldwin county, Alabama, the 18th day of August, 14l the of Reu- ben Gatewood, late of said county deceased notice hereby given to all persons indebted said to make immediate payment; and those having claims against it, to present them legally authenticated, within the time prescribed by law ol they will be barred. WILLIAM OSWALD,
 sep1 4OtC* Administrator.
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DR. LEE-DENTTST

Having taken the front Parlor over the store of J. c. Gwinn, near the corner of Royal and Dauphin streets, would respectfully solicit the patronage of the Ladies and citizens in general, of Mobile.
 PRICES REDUCED and OPERATIONS GUARAK- FEED. iuIylG 21n
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STATE OF ALABAMA-BALDwIN COUNTY

STATE OF ALABAMA-BALDWIN COUNTY
 Vacation held on the 2Sth day of August, lS4l. HNilIS DAY appeared WILLIAM OSWALD, Ad- Il ministrator of the Estate of Reuben Gatewood deceased, and presented Inventory and A, oraise ment of said Estate which is ordered to be recorded IL is further ordered, that order of sale be granted said Administrator to sell the following articles be- longing to said estate, wit: about sixty thousand feet Lumber, ten or twelve cords of w ,d one Horse and Dray, lot of Wearing Apparel, and also Lease on certain Wharf in the city of Mobile, and that publication thereof be made for forty days previous to said sale by advertisement in newspaper print ed and published in the city of Mobile: A nd also to sell mulatto Boy named Robert, for cash.
 Extract from the minutes,
 VIM. H. BASQUE, Clerk. The above property will be sold on the wharf for merly known Judge Burns lumber yard, on We'd nesday the 18th day of October next, with the ex- cepon of the boy. All will be sold on credit of six months. sepl 40t40ds*
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Joshau P. Brown ORPHANS Court of Mo-
 Estate of bile county, June 1Sth lS4l, This day T. Sanford the administrator er said estate, and produced to the court his accounts and vouchers such administrator: and prays the for order of final settlemen-whereupon it is or dered that the second Monday in August next at the court house of said county be set for the final clement of the accounts of said administrator-and it is further ordered that this order be published once a week for forty days in newspaper printed in the city of Mobile that all persons interested in said estate may attend and hear the settlement of the ac- counts of said administrator.
 A copy from the minutes. Attest,
 june30 l3ct VIM. TAYLOR, Cer
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& m REWARD-Ran away from the subscri- R U Der in the latter part of July last, my mu- laIto boy FRANK, IT or IS years of age, apout it or inches nigh, light complexion and light curly hair. He is believed to be harbsred by some one in the city, and if can be proved that he is harbored, and the harborer convicted, will pay an additional reward of fifty dollars.
 aug8 30 A ANTONIO PINTO.
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}sEA FOR RENT.-rhe convenient Dwelling sss:,@ House, situated on the north side St. Michael st. 2nd door above Conception, will be rented low until lst Nov. next.-The house contains six rooms, closet, pantry Sc. Possession given immediately, apply to l. C. BuBoSE CO.,
 ap29 246tf 39 Water-st.
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SOAP.-l00 bbls family Soap, for sale by
 O ap24 JNO. c. RYAN, 36 Water st.
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EODDER.-96 bales Fodder, landing from steam 1T CT Kansas and for sale by
 aug30 JEREMIAH REA.
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etSM FOR PHTLA DELPHIA.-Th fine first MEX class copp'd fast sailing brig HUNTRESS, will have immediate despatch. For freight or pas sage, having excellent accommodations, apply to Captain King, at Government street wharf, or to
 GARDNER g. SAGER,
 aue27 69 Commerce-s -st,
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A JOHN G. DAVIS,
 aug30 39M 23 St. Michael-st.
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AEA COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE i:$$A OR RENT.-A large and pleasant House, nearly new containing good rooms, together with all the necessary OutBuildings for geneel family, situated on the south side of the Spring Hill Road about four miles from the city. beautiful plot of ground under strong pang fence, and an extensive Kitchen Garden, is attached to the dwelling the gar den is all laid out and neatly planted in useful veget- ables, flowers, shrubbery, etc. school is estab- neghborhood, ,-and altogether, the situation is de- silabe one for family. Apply, for terms, &c. to
 mr25 2l7d J. F.. MURRELL.
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HOUSEHOLD FURAITJRE, DEhhS, 3c. general assortme of the atsststylss by
 J. (. GWlN,
 32 Hafe aud 4S Daspha streets, ianI6 MOBiLR.
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LNOUND-On the Choctaw Road in the eghbor- 1T hood of the city, a SILVER WATCH, with brass chain and key. They owner can receive it by applying at this office and paying charges.
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