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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-22

TIE WAY THE EASTERN MAILS ARE DIsTRI- RUTED.-Thc mail fron Portland lnr Brunswick, Me- few days since, lashcd on behind ihe stage at Portland. The bag was well filled with letters aHd papers when put uppn the stage, but on its airi val at Brunswick, Il was nearly empty. On examin- asion, large hole was discovered in the bag through which the letters had been distributed along the road over which the stage hnd trayclledi Such an arrange ment saves the postmastors great dea oi trouble.
 NRw ARRANGEMENT or TIE NAIL-A new schedule has been made of the arrival and departure of the Northern mail, by which the Wilmington boat will be due at half past s o'clock A. NJ. and will generally reach here sufficiently early tp despatch the great Western mail by the Rail Road Heretofore the Ncw-York mail was due here in 6S lours--the time by the schedule will be extended to S5 hours. so ihattlcre will be less excuse for failures Charles ton Mercury
 Intelligence from Africa to the 1st of October, has just been received by an arrival al New York. It ap pears that the British cruisers are still engagcdin the insulting task of overbaulus American vessels, and showing their insoencc To the officers and crew. The William, while at C.alenas, was boarded by II. E. M Dolphin. The seamen of Ile Dolphin broke open the matches of the schooner and ovcihaucd tho cargo, using insulting language to all on board. The Dol plin has boarded three or our other American ves sels and treated their officers in a very lnsoeni ncr.
 The African Luminary says that the cruisers have been instructed by their government 10 refrain from searching vessels sailing under the United States colors and having American papcrs.-[ Bait. Rep.
 The Trustees of the University of Ahn,ma, elect cd, on yesterday, the Rev. Mr. SIMMEs, of Virginia, Pl ofessor of English Literature and Execution, in that institution.
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The New Orleans Bee of yesterday contains the following dismal intelligence from the Taxas exped- ton to Santa Fe. winch it considers too probably true. If so the fate of old friend Kendall oi the PIcayunc, is, we fear, past hope. "lnteigenoe has been received by a letter from Chihuahus, to effect that when the expedition approached within few hoars march of Santa Fe, five persons, of whom Mr. Kendall was one, were sent m advance to the town to inform the authorities of its approach, and assure them of it's peaceable purpose. These persons were immediately seized and three or four of them shot. The citizens then went out to meet the Texians and assured them that they were perfectly willing 10 re- ceiNe them upon condition that they would surrender their arms beiorc entering the town. The Texians, ignorant of the sacrifice of those who had proceeded them, were induced by the protestations of their decctfui foes to adopt this advice. When they had delivered up their arms, they were seized, and after submitting to the most appalling indignties, marched off to abide the determination of Santa Ana" Some question of public law, relating of the rights of the American citizens in that expedition to the protection of thoir own Goyernmen, earnestly argued in the Bee.
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The New-York Albion, which is good authority, denies emplatcaly the statement recently publish- ed, in which number of the British Anti-5lavery Society declares his knowledge that the Peel minis try indisposed to acknowledge the independence of Texas, from motives of hostility the spread of sla very. The state of the negotiations according to the Albion is this the Independence ofTexas has been substantially acknowledged for than year. In November 1Si0, the British Foreign secretary, signed three several conventions agreed upon between them and Gen. Hamilton. Two of these conventions, af- ter being ratified in Texas, have arry, ed in Eng land, and the ratification of the third in Texas is all that is required to complete the establishment of in- ternationa intercourse. This convention will be- be- fore the present Texan Congress, and on being ati- fed by them the instruments will be interchangel in London, and the consular agents duly appointed.
 Any other report, the Albion asserts " from upon which reliance be placed" arises from abo- litonist zeal.
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The two tellers of the Commercial Bank, have, we understand, left the city. Their bail will of course be forfeited.
 It is staied, that Zcnon Colson, one of the subordi. nate officers, who robbed the Louisiana Bank last spring, has been taken.
 The progress of crime is certainly onward, but jus tice is amazingly slow footcd.-N. o. Advertiser.
 SEIZURE OF STRUGGLED GOoDs.-About two thousand dollars worth of broadcouls, shoes, &c.,, were on Wednesday, seized by custom house oili- cer on board of the ship Saxon, Capt. Mancbesle at Boston, just she about sail for Charles, ion. 5. c. They supposed to have heen snug gled from Canada.-[N. Y. Sun.
 BRIrIsu MORALITY IN THE EAsT.--Thc Eng- fish government making great excrtions |, in- creass the inufacture of in their East India fossessions. This is about as bad as stuiling the Chinese with opinm.-[N. Y. Sun. ts ia
 Some of the Paris papers state that King Louis Philippe has sent an authographic letter to Queen Victoria, to congratulate her Majesty the birth of fhe yonng prince.
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B0SToN-Per brig Patriot-50 casks plaster, 23 tons plaster 52 bales gunny celk 5s bxs nrnture $50 pks nitse.
 APALACHICOLA-Per schr Juno-lOO bbis potatoes, loo do onisns, do Nar.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per schr A Washington-23l bbIs whskoy al do molasses hf do beef 30 kegs la 10 do butter casks bacon tons pig iron, l50 pcs baggng, l30 coils rope.
 PORTsMoiTTII-Per steamboat II L WhIte-2O bbs bes 20 Inf do do, do dried do 50 do mea % dog brooms loo pcs baggng loo coils rope 45 casks bacon s22 sacks corn, 155 bbs our % do mussses 10 do key. 10 sacks coffee, hhds sugar. 42 berkshire hogs
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole-2JO sacks corn 50 do oa 20 bbs pork 39 do whiskcy appies kegs butter, and sundries.
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BAHK FBAUDs.-The labors of the joint eyamin- ing committee on the subject of frauds aledged to have been committed on the State Bank and branch- es, are beginning to excite good deal of curiosity and interest, in lie minds of the community general ly, and no little apprehension and alarm iH some n dividuals in particular. Indeed, rumor has even hinted that have already Jeff for Texas, or parts unknown. With these ru",ors have nothing to do and we only alude to the subject at this time, for the purpose of expressing our own opinion, that in view of the ample powers with which the commit- tee are, or will be invested, and of the excitement already produced in tine public mind, it has become their imperative duty go into rigid, thorough and close investigation of the whele subject, and that t,c,r report should be full even to ninuteness. It Is e.e to the character of every honest citizen of the State that ihis should be done. Nothing less than this will satisfy the publ;c mind. Suspicion has be- come too general to bc allayed by any other means. --Tusealoosa Flag.
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wrCEIPTs OF CoTToN.

Per steamboat Canebrake fin Chiles' Forry-E l. An- drews X l86 bales; Toumin l29: Harrison Blair 75; Desha, Sheppard & 49, Thos English 34; Rves Battle K 26; Tartt, Stewart X 25 II B Gwathmey 20; Strinxfeow X Hanna l8; Toomer, Gay & n; Schroeder 10; Mauldin Montague co l2i Ashford g. w Itrle 2; Boyd 4.
 Per steamboat Queen of the South-E l. Andrews ds 159; M Tareton l3G; Drodnax, Newton & co Go; W A Scott 3o Il Swsnsey l5; T J fill & l2; w Lyon 23; Johnson co,22; Bond 15 Ryes, Battle X 10; Mauldn, Montague X co l5; Il Walker 4; Holcomb X Brother ?; Adams Sims 4 Toomer, Gay & ce 3; Aus sill X Marshall 3; Ledyard 4; Tartt, Stewart ca6
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CONsus.NErs.

Per brg Patriot i'm Boston--W Edmonds & co; Jas 0 Smith < co; q Henry; fl Smithi Bromberg X Hanne- man; 5 X J0nes Ledynrd, Halter X co; II Fry; Campbell; l. Hull & Son. Bull X Files; Barron X Mead;J r Franklin; c Westiedt & Brother; Rea D Warren; Bowen; Marshall X Rowei Buard; F Dickinson; Lee; Riley; l. Droome; Kane x Lea; Iloyt X Ford.
 Per schr Washington-J Rea; A Pratt; T Miller & co; Cirode X White; B X 5 Rsals X co; to order
 Per steamboat H l. White fin PortsmOuth-TP Miller d co Engle; Hall, Wier co; Desha sheppard x CO; JGandoife; s & Jones; Marshall & Rowej L Hull x Son; Kirkwood; Beach.
 Per steamboat Creole i'm Now Orlcans-J Herpn; J A Euaaa
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Per steamboat Creole i'm New Orleans-A M Denny, lady and svt, M Wharton lady and svt D Marble and lady, Peh and lady, Mrs Jackssn, Miss Caroline Jack Boyd, Woodland, Packard, Gregg, E A Gregg, Herr Clino. Troost Holt, Gardner Lenore Perry, Perry, Irene, Little, Sprvn, Brown, Howe, Watson, Earle, W Holly Gleason, Coolidge, Shenleld Descent, Ducharge, Tracey, TOmiaiso, Hsrweil, Barnes-7 on deck.
 Per steamboat Csnebrake fin Chiles Ferry-Mrs Waite and children, Messrs Mccary, Rosenbanm Savage, w May, Ashford, Little, Robinson.
 Per steamboat Queen of the South from Pickensvlle Mcaae and lady, c Hayden and lady, Miss Carroll, Aessrs Malone and brother, Jordan.
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We have been reqpssted to state, that Mr. Guil- laud Secretary of ie French Copsu, Jeff his Board tug House on Monday evening last, remarkipg at the time that he was to sup on board of vessel, with French and American captain, names not mentioned. Since that time he has not been heard of. He had with him a gold watch, and between sixty and ssvep- ty dollars ia money Much anxiety exists among his friends, us it is feared accident may have hap. pened to him.-]Philad. Nat. Gag.
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MARINE LIST.
FORT OF MoBILE-DEoEMBER p, Is4

fH q CLEARED Brig Flora, McNsar, for New Oreans by Wheeler.
 ARRIVED Brig Patriot, Rich, fin Boston, to Huntington & Cleve- laad. -. ..- schr Juno, MeCurdy, i'm Apalachicolu, to master. Schr Washington, Dinsmors, fin New Orleans. Spanish Felucca, i'm Malaga.
 Steamboat Creole, Day, fin New Orleans. Steamboat White, taasrrier, i'm Portsmouth Steamboat Canebrsko, Adans, fun Chiles Ferry, with 6l2 bales cotton. Steamboat Queen Of the souih Campbell fun Pickens- ville, with 5s0 bales cotton.
 The following vessels in addition those already pub shed. up, had sailed for this port last dates Loading Lverpool-Br ship Washington, Wilkie, for 18th Nov. Sailed from Liyerpool-Princess Victoria, Naim. Loading at Clyde-Br ship John Denniston, Pringle for 25th Nov.
 Sailed from Ciyde 18th Nov--Br ship Cleaner, Gale
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-22

GREAT SAiLiso.---Tbe new ship Windsor Castle owned by Captain Stephen Glover, of this port, and commanded ny George $. Clover, arrived at New Orleans on the 2Oh ut II days from Bosion--passed the Hole m the Wall in five days and twelve hours. The seventeenth day from Boston she loading for Liverpool Transcript
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-22

The Acadia at Boston brought about fifteen thou sand letters. The postage on those for New York amounted to about S1 800 Philadelphia $500 Charleston Sll3 New Orleans $500. There was other place where the postage amounted to hun dred dollars.
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MOBILE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC. P. .lsil.

nS-A box for the reception of Advertisements for this paper, will bc found at the door next EAsr oi the old stand of the Journal-on St. Michael street It will bo examined daily at P. NJ. and every thing left prior to that hour inserted in the evening paper
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The New Orleans Bee does not dilute its detesa- ton of tue Presidents Fiscal scheme with any pliments to the Cabinet. He deals with the "Ex- pol,nder'' after this fashion.
 If Mir. WEBSTER has given in his adhesion to this ina uil go far prove the importantly of proy- dcnce towards the inhabitants of the eart,-lhe man who has the greatest endowment of intellect in the Union will have proved himself possessed of lheismal est modicum of honestly
 This too, after ii was universally understood that the Secretary endorses the Presidents scheme.
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The Eastern mail this morning failed from beyond Columbus (Geo.)
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AASD4M

A Concert is to he given this evening a, ihe Barton Academy, at wlnich Mr. DsF7er presdes at the Piano. We are assured by those Familiar with his style and execution that he is ono of the most accomplished Pianists in the country.
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Specie in State Bank and Branches:
 s527 toe20 sS

s527 los2O,s5
 do do do. S1, ,00 10 Si,46 agg. cir & dep. do all the Danks, sioo to s4,93 agg. cir & dop From the aggregate capital stock of tho State Banks the sun of 263 should bo deducted that being the total amount of tho Sinking Fund.- which included in tho mnsl capital Thn fund is intended show the earned profits of tho banks the annual gains being transferred this of profit and ios but has fsct existence, the bad debts and os-es the long since absorbed tho profits Deduciiug this fund amount ofcaptal leaves s7e5 754, the actual capital of tho State Bank and Branches Add Stock and the entire banking capital the stands S
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ngTO-DAH. CAPITAL. PRIZE OF 4,O00 DOLLARS. 1,ck,is only Que DJllar. ALABAMA STATE, LOTTER

Class No. I5l, for ISlI.
 Authorised hy the Legislature of the State, for the Benefit of Weluepka Lodge, No. 8. To he d,awn at Mobile, on Tlil5 DAY, Dec. 9, 13ii, at lr,li past o'clock pn at the Mansion House Exchange, Royal-st $. DAVIS $ co, Managers
 75 Numbers--12 Drawn Ballots.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-22

Fly correspondence that has been published in some of the papers, il appears that the Girard Bank of Philadelpha has reduced its expenses, by dis mIssal of some and reduction of the salaries of otf CTS who werelm ;s employ, six thousand five hun drcd dollars.
 edon't know how long the Girard Bank has been in existence, but we believe about ten years, and it follows, that the directors have already paid out in unnecessary salaries, sxty-ivo thousand dollars But better late than never.
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BRANCH BANK MaBiLE,

BRANCH BANK ManiLE, {
 December 20th, lSil TTNIlIS Bank will be closed on Saturday the 25th H inst, therefore make your offerings and pay out your note, lhe day previous. dec21 B. GAYLE, Cashier. OFFICIAL DRAWING or TIE ALABAMA LOTTERY, Class No. lJ3, for ls1l. G1--l-6I-62- 2-60-iS-S0-S2- -S6-11-19 -,6
 27-5
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Mcssrs. Doubleday X Sears have one copy of Lock hart's Spanish Ballads which it is worth any one's while to call and look al; and envied must that man be, who, these hard times, put up the dimes to purchase it.
 These translalions are beaatf,l in themselves; aud they richly and elaboratey illustrated, tl, it would seem if the poet and painter had cndeavorod to ouvie each other. The gorgeous Examinations being to our minds the literary luxuey of forme, day; and on almost eserypage, our eyes rest on some rich display
 "Of tltng furniture, emhlazoned shields,
 Inpresses quaint, caparisons and steeds,
 Eases and tosc truppings, gorgeous knights
 Al joust and tournament"
 In every respect, it is really superb volume; and only regret in looking at it, was, that could
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-22

HEARD WOOD.-50 cords good Oak Wood, II landing this day and for sale in lots suit pur chasers, at ss4 per cord Apply to
 dec22 D. c. LOWBER & CO, 59 Com st.
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MI ercl, 20 half bhls Nos 2 and Mackcrcl, for sale very sw to consignments, by
 dec22 J. II. RIVERS.
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"HITE HAVANA SUGAR.-1O boxes, in w good order, for sale by
 dec22 D. WHEELER, Watcr-st.
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THOICE ClGARS.-Regalia, Canones, an( o Ceres Millar, for sale by
 dec22 D. WHEELER, Water-st.
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"ANTED TO HlRE,-A good Draynan.-- w Apply to D. c. LOWBER CO.,,
 dec22M 59 Commerce-st.
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DORTER AND ALE. just landed from sllIp Co., A- umbus from Liverpool, for sale by
 dcc20 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
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DORK IN BARREIS.-25 bbs mess and prime IL also NJ. O. and P. O., for sale by
 dec22 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
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WEDES IRON, STEEL, NAILS, &c.- - fS Swedes Iron of all szesI Steel of all kinds; Cut Nails of Swedes Ironj Sheet, Band and Iioop Iron; Gin Castings, Hollow-ware; Horse Shoe Iron and Nails aud 10 tons Rail Road Iron, for sale by
 McGRAN S NOONAN,
 dec22 6 St. Miohae-st
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VXTATER CRACKERS.-s0 half bbls in fine w order, for sale by
 dec22 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
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NNTHTrE AND CIIENANGO POrATOES.- cellcnt order, for sale by
 dec22 J. II. RIVERS PORTSMOUTH AND PORTLAND HAY.- IL 325 bales prime Portsmouth and Portland Hay, best quality, for sale by
 dec22 l. H. RIVERS
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LANKS.--A good assortment of Shippin. AD Blanks, for sale the office of the Register Iauroal ,,coo
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Ths above does embrace the deposits undor the hoad surplus fund, university fund, etc, amounting >i350OOe.
 The circulation ofhe Bank of Mobile ($25 i3T and s4s T35 of,hs Planters and Merchants Bank paysba spe sie dsm.nd Tho residue of the circulation of ihs latter bank consists opost noss payable in specie matury-chiehy due spring There is also portion ofthe Huntsville (3349i) issues payable in spece dc mand.
 The notes ofthe Branches at Mobile and Decatur eons tate about 70 per of the circulation in currency and 65 per the entire circulation the banks Tho circulation of the Mobile Branch alone 45 per cent entire five state banks and 3 per of the aggregate circulation of all the banks in tho
 The circulation ofthe Montgomery branch is nearly equal to that of tho State bank at Tuscaloosa and tue Huntsville branch united, while that of Decatur exceeds by s95 3 the circulation ofthe Montgomery and Huntsville together
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nOMESTICS.-50b bales s. c. Osnaburgs, No. D l; 30 bales s. c. Shirtings, 3-i; 30 bales Bozrah Drilngs, 3.4 and 7-S; 10 cases Blued do, for sale by McGRAN & NOONAN,
 dec22 St. Mchacl-st.
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SPERM CANDI.ES-2OO boxes No. I New Bcd- fC ford Sperm Candles, for sale by
 dlS OGDEN BROTHERS, I2 Watcr-st.
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ID AGGlNG AND ROPE.-lOO pieces A inch I1 Kentucky Bagging, 100 pieces Northern Bag ging, l20 coils Bale Rope, for sale by
 dec22 D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st
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THECK BOOKS, for tho Bank of Mobile, of N/ convenient size, for sale at the Register and Journal Office. dec22
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RACON AND MESS PORk.-25 casks Gin -hb cnna Sides and Shoulders; 50 bbls mess Gin spectcd) Pork, for sale by
 dec22 P, McCASKILI., IS Commerce-st
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L1LOUR AND WHISKEY.-4O barrels How IT ard-st. Flour, B bbIs western Flour, 50 bbls Rectifed Whiskey, for sale by
 dec22 P. McCASKlLL, IS Commcrce-st. NURNITURE FOR SAI.E.-A lot of second II hand Furniture, generally good as new, com- prising Sofa, Centre Table, Mahogany, Chairs, Sc. Apply JOHN GREELEY,
 dec2l 19Cw Water.st.
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MARSEILLES MADEIRA AND PORT WINE lA-5O qr casks Marscillcs Madeira; 30 do Port Wine, for sale by
 d18 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Water-st.
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THNWENTY SEVEN THOUSAND CIGARS, II just received from Havana, and for sale rca- snnabe terms. They are Canones, La Flor Rega- lias, and Trabucos, of the best quality.
 dec22 p T HARRIS
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AsA FOR RENr,-The Office lately occupied by the Journal Printing Office, corner of Wa ter and St. Michael streets-an eligible stand for any5 business. It will be rented low till lst Nov Apply at this office. dec22
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c ALT AFLOAT.-I5O0 sacks bleachcd, for sale h9 dec22 by D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
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EXPORTS.
UMpOxTn. .

NEW ORLEANs-Per Brig Fora-S, ,250 sacks suit, 3u ciy
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NEW SUGARS.-50 hhds prime new Sugar, for " sale by [dec22l T.P. MILLER co. CANDLES.-3OO boxes New Bedford Sperm O Candles, 100 bxs Mould Candles, for sale by
 dec22 TIIOS. r. MILLER & co.
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HORN.-205S sacks superior white, on board O brig Dante, for sale to arrive by
 declS c. A. GILBERT, 50 Commerce-st.
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D AGGING, ROPE AND TWINE.-6OO pcs ID East India Gunny Cloth, 46in. 2lb per ydi 800 do imitation do A and i6in and 2i ID per yard 300 pieces Kentucky Bagging, A and I6in 300 do Alabama Bagging
 300 do Dundee do, 44n. and heavy 300 coils Russia Rope, IS strands
 200 do Kentucky Rope
 400 do Russia Hemp Rope
 50 do Bombay Rope
 3OOClbs superior 3 ply Twine-for sale on ac- dec22 McGRAN & NOONAN.
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WEDNESDAY EvENING. DEC. 9a.


 The msil failed to-day from beyond coiumbns' Ga. werseeivsd few scattering papers, and back dalos from Sava nnah.
 Al SsiG, Saturday ast, the cotton market WAS repro sealsd Gn though tho opoI a,ions had been large the proceeding week Planters unwilling 10 sell al present prices. Quotations 7d5Sic.
 BANKS IN NALABsNA-LiABILITIEs AND REsouRcEs.- The banking institutions of this State consist of the State Bank and four Branches, with the two Stock Banks in this cityhe State being Stockhoider in the Planters & Merchants Bank for two-hns of its capital The aggregate capital of the several Banks State BHuk ut Tuscaloosa. .$ ,06O Branch Bank at Mobile. .......... .J T53,2lb Branch Bank at Huntsville. .l,soO,7il Branch Bank al Decatur. .........l, l,67I,OUO Branch Bank at Montgomery. ..... l,632 LOO -
 Total State Hanks. SiO,5OsO sOl7 bank W Mobile. .FIoJO,uOu
 Total Stock Bank ss,273, 800
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NHOCOLATE.-50 boxss No. Chocolate, for NJ sale by [dec22l T, P. MILLER & %. THESTER COUNTY NAILS.- -50Q kegs S Chester County Nails, assorted to 20d, just received, for sale by E, c, CENTER x CO.,,
 dec22 corner Cont and Commerce-sts.
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Total. ,s96. .S57l, ,lss. l,65i f79 Bank of Mobile. l37. ,262, ,y76. e95O5 Planters Merchants Bk. .297 i5. 2Si ,535 lz6
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NRUITS.-200 whelc, half and qr. boxes Raj IT sins, 25 drums Smyrna Figs, 10 kegs White Grapes, 10 kegs Currants, 25 bbls Dried Apples, fsr sale by
 dec22 THOS. P. MILLER & co.
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HORN.- 300 sacks in store, for sale by
 O dec1S c. A. GILBERT, 50 Conrnerce-st
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VlENNESSEE LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.- II first rate article, for sale by
 dccl7 D. E. CRANE & CO, 37 Watcr-st. NTATER CRACKEl,S.--S0 half barrels, for W sale by D. WHEELER,
 dec17 Watcr-st.
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NORN MEAL.-25 sacks, for sale by
 V dec1S c. A. GILBERT, 50 Commerce-st
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P RAN.-30O barrels, for sale by ID dec18 c. GILBERT, 90 Commcrce-st.
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M OTlCE.-A large skitf-built lorecastle-decked V sloop-rigged BOAT, with several dccoy ducks on board, was taken from runaway negro at my place on the bay, about four miles from town, on tue 18th inst. The owner can have it on paying the ex- penses of advertising it.
 dec22K VIM. NJ. GARR0W.