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New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
NEiY FALL. GOODS

AT THE NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
lI2 Fulon-sII broadway.
We would invite friends and The public
large and supcrfns Cloths Csimere
and Ves,ncs and fall Gentlemen
irving city be furnished with full suit in "a hours
saving of at least 10 per from Broadway prices
Strict punctuality observed in lilng orders.
Cash OH delivery and no abatement in prices.
cutting department still undo. the superintendent of
Mr. GAYLORD whose services well appreciated by
houabc public any Particular attention paid
cutting pants. su2i If j. T. BOOTH, Agent
~z9 IMPORTED CORSET W.SRENOUsE.-
~ w BRIT, Cedar Pearl, receiving large
8 colorcd C0RSETS made 10 order aud
Satisfaction, and selling al extremely 10"
prices.
" H. Country Merchants supplied au2l lmis'
no THE IADfEs.-VOSBURGH & ABEL. Is Catherine
just large of ard
blue black Bombazines Apncs, De Lsne Taeion French ad
English eriHos All who wish purchase will do well 10 call at 10
Catherine of East Broadway auaj Otis
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Die0::

In this city yesterday after lingering Illness Maria wife Of Abu.
Frost Of Battle Creek, Michigan, az. d a..
Her friends and acquaintance Rd those Of her onnaw Charles
Hail. of her brothers john and Adm Coddngton Of her brother
las, andre" Lockwood Samuel Frost and Caleb Widely
oPrctfuy invited attend her funeral afternoon o'clock
from the residence of her onns @ without farther
invitation.
In thi, city, August 81 John Mcleod aged -.
In this city, August 20, MR. Alhra F. Read. aged %.
At Norwich Conn. August 49, Henry Franci infant Of W. r.
and NJ Maria Whitney Of this aged Ii weeks and five day..
Al Suatfcrd Conn Angus, 49, Henrietta child OFFS and Eliza
beth Capp aged l6 months.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
ORIGIN NAL
CASH TAILORING EsTABLIsa HENT -

AND DEPUI Of + n I D II . MI 110110o'
229 Broadeay American Hotel
II Undersigned offers for inspection an extensive
Summer Goods prepared make W to order at such
reduction from credit prices as Ill the superior style OF gar
mont cannot purchaser from whom
call purchasing elsewhere For the
those Who Otherwise may require u
of READYMADE GARMENTS, an assortment p
~ hand , the STYLE originally introduced old Establishment
l6 Brsadway In addition which, Fancy Dress Articles including
silk and Satin scarfs and Cavs Muslin Cava in great variety
patterns Crav Sdeners suspenders Pocket
a.n and Muslin Shirts Collars, &c offered Tor sale Ell se
prices usual charges for the same s "
xh;cb NJ - ,ha ST. o,.,;,v WIN. T. JENNINGS,
;yos .f 49, 49, 30 Broadway, American Hotel
WRITE PONGEEs-2O cases 30 inch for sale by
w aull GRINNELL, MINTUkN s co. &c south-s''
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ION Ale 5.
JOSIAH Rlchsrd,, Auetionee.
BY BANGS. RICHARDS 81 PIATT

Stare iSb broGg1Gs.
y Liberal ads auction
On MONDAY EVENING. Aug % = o'clock
BOOKSELLER large assortment of miscellaneous Books.
ing part Bookseller variety
OF stock ncfa IN sGs Quantities all n excellent
dtion-
Also OF Blank Books, iNeudnS royal
dunn foo-csp fall and bali bound also Memoranda
and Copy 30 Indexes, p cket ROoks, Rulers. &c
Full which % had al tie store ts
4. ,nfS4
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HARDWARE AND WOOD WARE.
w s. j. .1ArIlANN. 25J ~ G55i Greenwi cIl "

W. ~ - .sAlaSSN, 500 Az -OSt Ureeh"'e"-St-
u iTCHEN FURNITURE all consisting of Hard
Al ware Tnware and WIowNare, Kept family
best qualities, very low prices to suit the times
Those purchase articles Of the above kaa Will find
it to their advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere
NIB large a,sorneu, French Travelling Bags and Baskets
su4 inns w. 4 J. JAMESON.
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ladn-s:rset. corner
FRENCH GOODS.

Store 81 I,TlAan-t:rset. corner OF PiEe-strfct
FRENCH GOODS.
On Thursday 26h AZ 10 o'clock at AZ AaotoH Room
30 Goocs Importation eonprl,ing barge
4pd general a.sot elsonSbe srce adapted 70 the 81 anu
monhs for approved endored ao'e'
Catalogues and samples the morning Of solo
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
r,nI.E EiIxNlnsarN1. ANVaNlrA.

MORAN IAUGaWOUT, 56l and 5GJ broadway
w opening splendid Chandeliers Girtndoe
MAJ Hnu-ng
Lamps Lamps Chandeliers Hall Lamps and Lsntern
yaous Also complete of French porcelain
inpc toilet Ware rich plated Csstors, Cake Baskets Can
des;cks Table Cutlery and Japanuery OF AL kinds c
at and PLAIN Ware tina aua best patterns together
with every article required House Furnishing reduction OF -
per below former prices
" Introducing the City Gas into their houses eau soc
comncc ,.ortmen and ormoi Chandeliers, Mantle
Light, Pendants &c" just received oul Tvs
nNE PRICE SgOKE.-Gentlcmen wishing to purchase
" cheap Clothing, would do well call at 1881 Chatham
street they find the following prices
Linen Jackets Linen Drilling Paat-, -, Cloth Goats
s2 81 So Sanct Pants 81 - TO s. 10
Cloth Pants 81 to 81 so. liy27 I'm JACoR (iSWEiL.
WHITE r EETN-rhe Compound trom'tis Tooth Paste
w cleaning, be-uiync aud whitening
se TEETH the 1t "eeten aud pHhes tho
mouth aud and preferable To nelh and
va hes and sold only by BRACE EVERETT Drug
g Greenwich door abovs Frnnkinstreet Price sh
ings per jar. au-V 'Hs
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
Sales ut Auction.

ri, NJ Hoffman days-l03 hhds Porto Ri.o
rai &!c s,ooo
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23

CITY and County of NewYork s-Gcoge w. Baldwin of said
nv being duly that about the first of June last he
rt Mr. Palmer ssy his Office these words will give
Wavery Lac SIX months TO live after get nay line IN opera
Hnn GEORGE w. BALDWIN.
sworn before me Goth day of August, le4
II. HUNT, Com. of Deeds. - au23 II
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
LOCK MANUFACTORY.

2OI CENTRE STREET, Opposite Hester street,
fgNE wishes public he commenced
manufacturing LOCKS for Dwellings, with sd
yan,agcs furnh Is
than any maker the Persons wishing
chase wi find ADVANTAGE call and
chasing elsewhere taua3 In. CaAs. c. CAkPENDER
a REWARR.-Takes flom the Brooklyn Warm Salt Wa
, tor Bath yesterday afternoon between the hours oil and
Patent Gold Wsrh engraved on The back
York A. L. SSH The above reward Will be paId 10 "hono
will return the VIM Gray the nath or al S@
Clinton street. New York LII. ..;, ...I :.
oas,.d ~ ' aus ~ su23 IL
ID UssrA BOLT ROPE-SO0 coils, assorted Sizes for
II sale by GRINNEIL, MINTURN & CO. IS South-st aul.
BERNARD, CORN DOCTOR, scquAlnts ais patient.
Lie that he removed from 2 Broadway aury-ss aAi'
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CasTuE POINT & THE ELYsIAN FIELDS

CASTLE POINT q TIE II n. "iAN r Il !. II .
rINuE DELIGHTFUL P!eaure Grounds HObokeu have been
put complete order. and, having been much improves
The cool and shady walks winding er
long distance Of the Hudson offer pleasant
and refreshing the hot and dus paveens OF Inc Guy
The nights Point (Which st open 10 tue pubic
command Al beautiful embracing at glance
the noble bay with sad and envened with vessels gliding
in every direction on city, with It's numerous spe
and the distant hum busy inhabitants while the river "henec
with the distance beyond the towering pre-
altogether scene lovely seyond description and OF its kind
unequacd = ,l -
r ,5c rn by Grove Of noble descend s"
aute the Coionuade ON moderate are re-
of the suitable the Inc Terry
boat nave been CO nortay with awnings &C. and leave
Barclay and every mnuthe ferae IS hereto
fore cents In the world perhaps, can so cn
tr,st be 80 easily obtained tag aud M
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d 70 = GRAND AND NOVEL NCSh-
vIS- SION the Fishing Banks Oh Sandy H9oS ever

Go SION the Fishing Banks of Sandy Hook ever
Tuesday, If good weather The commodlous o~
pressure SUPERIOR Captain Could will on Tuesday
morning next 24h leave the pier foot OF chaoer'ue
~ ock foot of of MakeJ-stree al
to Ferry BROOKLYN ococ precisely oa he
regular Banks Sandy Hook stopping at
Fort iamlt returning the early hour Fare
for the excursion Homan celebrated band sngage
and amu.s comp Bait urnshec
gratis Tia, old fisherman Capt Peacock whose KNOW"
ledge OF fhag grounds he doubted ~ accom-
pau the harpoon other mPieH tor cSchlg
porpo Gould pledges himself that every ue,n sha he
used health pleasure asd comfort e those
,rbc may honor kin III their au2} IL
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
CASTLE GARDEN.

u a
OR THE NINTH I ,psniL exhibition Of the eruption
MOUNT vESIVS together with piece, OF tirc~o k
on Monday Evening. August -, 1871.
PyrotrchHis5 Mr.. j. HALL
Tire scenery eruption laid Castle GarteH. viii
square Feet extending front
OF Garden
Scenery by Nr. GRAIN.
The YORK BRASS BAND the direction leader
Mr Lothian
Signal rockets will doa and continued TIL half pat
o'clock. will with brilliant BEN
COLA LGaT>-ariac sigua rockets With gold rin The lEW
TREE Far the season. the STAR OF POLAND.
Rockets with Sauci,on and Silver Exhibited for the first
this season. THE PIIOENIN, or Bird of Fire
erpents Chaplet Of Flora Rockets
coloced Mcjcors
Half an hour 7l promenade and REFRESHMENTS
VII will commence the
GRAND ERUPTION OF MOUNT NESUNUS!!
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GIdrrien

Glarrie0:
In TIL. city August ~ by Rev ae Ferris Josah IngeT'o to
Matilda Caroline Whiting, all Of this city.
AZ Mamoron-ck August 10. William F. Warng Frances L.
daughter Of Elijah Ferris, OF Thros:s Neck.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

III gross and uI published by Francis A. Pal
would by the subscriber that
rad wholly ignorant OF Palmer cd Intentions
% my being assured that the public and my
YOU'D be BY the The public have rewarded
hence the gull and NORWOOD Of disappointed cxortiou
and competitor. He speaks of published ISLANDERS and assassin
bs As charges claptrap phrases designed
ate ,ympathy without assigning for them deem
compatible prudence and my standing further notice
same. GEORGE W. Holman.
y and Couoty New YokGcorge IIomnn Of said city being
sworn ,av, that about Francis A. Palmer
nng his stages ho told depsnsn who thea selling
lets fifteen dollar that dePonent raise the price
dollar which deponent refused do and Palmer then
a he would his number of twenty-five and his
zee correspond with dopone and that eponen
,de By the consequences. dEORGE W. HUMAN.
sworn before me the 2lst August. ls4l.
FRANCIS O. DORR, Com. of Deeds
CITY County OF New York. sDahie A. Gale, being swon
that of June he drove omnibus for Francis
Palmer Mr. Palmer told that the omnibus that drove
built express purpose OF running opposition the Wa
civ Line TINT If did drive opposition that line he
d discharge me- tina, he would give Mr. Holman until fall TO
10 his line. DANIEL a YALE"
Swo n before mr. this Goth day of Aug. 1s4l.
FRANCIS o. DORR, Com Of Deeds
CITY and County NewYork ssSamue Hoffman, being
az. that he drove Franc. A. Pumer that said Pal
told dpol above related by Daniel A. Gale
the small omnbuses built expressly 10 run OPP
sai,on o the Wavery line. SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
sworn before mo, this goth day Of August le4l
FRANCIS o. DORR, Com. of Deeds
ond Couo,v If w Baldwin of said
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WANTS.

JIOUsE.KEEPERs and other. in want Of coed servant.
call established Ineit.e see tfEes
1879 Bo~ery, where tteaon will PAID procure
it
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23

X{AVTED-At5oE East Brosaway places for well recommend
w Engi-h and Ir.h for chamber
ard y 4 We of honesty
puulic-they better judges.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-23
MARINE LIST.

PoHT OF NETWORK, AUGUST %, ls4l.
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sN S'sks.--.---- -5 ~ NceN SETS 10
NS 40 Is
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-09
RsDAy EVENING, Dec. g.

There was another mail fsilura to-day. We have now six mails duo from the east the last New York dates be- ing af she 28th ult-ihe 2d just. due
 The Ne- Orleans Cotton market anco last accounts has continued pretty aelvs full prices of the previous week, al which holders verr firm Sales of three days l4000 bales-fair quoted 9 0ci md fair 9; mddlng s40sIc. Arrivals about average Of 5000 bales per day.
 Flour in demand at about previous pricos Sugar dull Golnsses do. Basglng and Rope dull, 2O02l and 9GlO for Kent. Whskey heavy at lso. Corn 5a@e54 in do nnnd. Oats 43aDi5c.
 EIchange-Storing 13l not very brisk; New York 60 days, 2iD3 in request; short sight 4sMs Mobile dis. la Frclshs-Raes without improvement; six vessels taken for Liverpool 7fed for Glasgow Sdi for Hull kd; for Havro and for Mnseos al lc.
 Al Ssiaa the price of cottsn ie lower than pre- vious to tho receipt of the last foreign newsrsnge prices as9c.
 At Nashville, 18th ult, the quotation for cotton was 6eee. Tobacco, first quality siab5.
 przc cup. awarded by the Agricultural Society of Cotton, for the best twelve bales of offered for competition. The prize lot afterwards sold auc- on for 12ic per 10. Tho staple, handling and appear ancois represented as very superior.
 ABSTRACT OF BANK RgPoRrs-The following is an ab- from tho Reports Of tho several institutions in Georga made to tho executive of that State during the month of November. The cash and cash labili- ties only put down; tho former embraces specie and specie funds and of other banksthe cash labili- os for eircualon deposits and due other banks Tho Capital stock Is not included in tho liabillties
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LIFE or MEDICAL MAN.-1'here is not any career which so rapidly wears away the powers of life, because there is other which requires great CT activity of mind and body. He has to bear the changes of wleater, continued fatigue, regularity in his meals, and broken resi- to live in the midst of miasma and contagion. If in the country he has to traverse considerable distances on horseback, ex- posed to wind and storm; to brave all dangers to go to the relief of suffering humanity. A fearful truth for medical men has been established by the table of mortality of Dr. Casper, published in the British Re- view. Of 1000 members of the medical profession, 600 died before their sixty second year, whilst of persons leading quiet liie such agrcultursts or theologians, the mortality is only 347. Ii we take 100 individuals of each of these classes. 43 theoo. gians, 40 agrcultursts, S5 clerks, and g soldiers will reach their seventeth year, of 100 professors of the healing art, 24 only will reach that age, They are the sign posts to heah they can show the road to old age, but rarely tread it themselves.
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TME PRINcE DE JoINvILLE IN BosroY-The Atlas of yesterday morning contains full account of the visit of the Prince to Boston. After being ad- dressed by the Mayor, who rendered him the freest and hearest Inequalities of the city, he was waited on by the committee of Arrangements, and the time appointed at which they shonld attend hm to the Ball. He visited the Navy Yard and Bunker Hill, driving through the principal streets to take view of the city In the afternoon the French residents called upon im, and made him an address, to which he replied in suitable strain. About half mast nine he made his appearance at Fancu Hall, which was crowded to sutocalion, and, according to the Atlas, of lights, mingng with the banners of every land, the beauty of the ladies, and the magnifcence of their attire, combined to present of the most magni-
 cent sights witnessed. Judging from the ecstasy of the writer the effect must have been overpowering He finishes as follows
 "Such magnificent affair, or one SO completely successfully venture to say has never been witness ed on this continent. It was worthy of tho distn
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D aaaH NG ssssa

Per brig Tower fin Chsrlsston-Col Perry, Captain, Freeman and Disna Mr Jones, lady and children Mr Doprsss and children, Dann lady and child, Mrs Be nolst and daughter, Messrs Bnis, Frsnie.
 Per steanlbost- Souihernsr fin New Oroans-Capt Il Monroe and lady, Miss Woodgsr, Messrs Worshanl, Brewer, Boyden Johnson, GrifIi Soo, Dr Hoiland-2l on deck. 7e-F
 Per steamboat Tom Sslmond fun Pensscoa-W Hards. way, lady and chlld Innerarty and sister, Mir Will knson and lxdy, Mrs Buckley Mrs Davis Messrs Lear on, Bobe, Fosser--8 on dock.
 Per steamboat Hercules fin Tuscsloosa- Mrs Malone, Miss Brown, Miss StsSfns. Rev W Scott Maj Burke, Drs Thompson, Andrus aud Carter, Msssrs Hail. Brown, Asns. Montgomery, Rice, Love, Bradley, Brown, With CTS. iaiIag+r
 For steamboat Fsctoy fun Wetumpka-Mesars Malet, J Dickle, Boyle, Turdabolt, M fe
 Per steamboat Arkansas rom MoBsgomory-Mrs Mo- Csrsney and child, Judge Brldgss Maj Gee Col Matthew's hsa.rs Calhoun and son. Permsnto, stevenson. Glover Gee, Dsbnsy, Gamble, Taylor, Davis, Casey Barnos Barnes, Gerer, Mcleod.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT og MoBILE-DEoEM1ER 5, Isli


 CLEARED Ship Risnxi, Clark, for New York; by Huntington k Cleveland. NH - Brig Charleston, rsylor for Baltimore, by II sshroe- dss. v ARRIVED iirH s-l Ship Venice, Thompson, fin Portsmouth to mastor. Dnrqne 5conce, Adams, fR Portland; to master. Barqus Abbs Daksr, Pratt fin Portland with hay uad potatoes to II Rivers. l' .-'--l ' - r Brig Tower, Wilson, ds fun Charleston. schr Creole Bayard, fun New OrIsans to master. Sehr Handy, Post, fm Franklin, La with sugar 10 Wm Hail. h 5
 schr Hornet. Winslow, fun New Orleans, to ordor. Steamboat BoHthernsr, Wambersie, fun New Orleans Steamboat Tom Sslmend, Frederick, fun Pensacola. Steamboat Fsetor, Jenks, from Weiumpka, with GAS bales cotton. l.5sa.l. e1iil sissmbost HsreaIss Lavssy, nn Tuscaloosa, with sss bales cotton. tt 5at tff .sf Y Steamboat Arksnsas, Johnson, fin Montgomery, with 797 bales cotton. 4 .l tt-t3't Barge Energy, fn Gainssvs, with sos bales cotton. clsAasp ron THIS Posr-At N orieans-schr Louis isps and HsIen -
 MEMORANDA. p The steamboat 5outherner, from New Orleans. re- ports ship and ons brig outside, bound in. u The steamboat Factor arrived on Wednesday moraing, and was accidentally omitted in yesterdays pa per.
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RECErpTs OF CoTToN.

way bales. r
 Fer steamboat Factor fin Wctumpka-E Andrews a co l7e; Nj English ssi Desha, Sheppard X 79 F co 45; Harrison X Blair 35; Hoyt x Ford 3 order 3l W Scott Is; L Walker Il; W Knox 10; Brodnax, Now ton & co 5; Crawford i; Johnson & cog.
 Per steamboat Hercules fm Tuscaloosa B Fontsine 7s bales; Desln, Sheppard & 5i; Dickinson x Euss S2i Riyes, Battle 36; Stringfeow S Hanna 25; E Carlisle 35 T Ball 26 Lovely loj A Schroeder :; Withers X co 6 Toomer, Gay X co 4; Massens or 3; w A Scott l; order 5.
 Per steamboat Arkansas fin Montgomery-Wm Bower IA baes Rves, Battle co ll2 Harrison q Blair lug; " Gee 32 Tarti, Stewart to 77; Crawford 70; Ii boykn 42; Bull S Files 45; Stevenson 34; Simpson X co 20i Stringeow& Hanna Is; 5ayre l6; T DeY un- pert l4 Dcsha, Sheppard l2; Ssyro q Prlchard l2; Austil S Marshall 10; T Lesesno 10; P Bullard !.
 Fer barge Energy fin Gsinesvills-Desha, Sh eppard & co log bales; -yon S co 2o4.
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ALL A-GRoyND.-The closing of the Canal Trade at Buffalo was hastcned, not by ice snow, but by miles east of Bufiao-,he Iowness of Lake Erie preventing an adequate supply of for the presen leral of the Canal, fa Hft4
 Unloadsd boats were aoundering in the mud be. tween Buffalo and Black Rock and if Lake Erie con. should reach the level to which it was depressed in ls094, and again in 1920, &c., the navigation of the western section of the Erie Canal will be wholly i'm peded. Even it has been for several months, tha impcdiments to navigation would be most seriously felt.
 We cannot reasonably doubt that prompt efforts will be made to remedy this difficulty, by employing the winter to deepen enlarge the Western section of canal sufficiently to draw supply of water from Lake Erie even should it continue to fall till it reach- es the lowest depression which it occasionally as- sumes.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-09

FINANcIERs SEETENCED.-The Philadelpha inanciers, Hassinger and Wright, were sentenced on Ihursday-the former three years imprisonment in tine penitentiary, and the latter four months in the!
 county prison, each to pay nominal fine. The Philadelphia Gazette says, that in passing sentence upon Hassinger, Judge Barton stated that the court had taken into consideration the fact that every dollar of the defendant had been given up for the benefit of his creditors and his being discharged by the court as an nsovent debtor after strenuous opposition by his credtors and would not therefore give him the extent ofpunshmsnt allowed by law, which was seven years. In passing sentence upon Wright the court said believed him to have been the dupe ofIlassinger that there wide difference in the two cases and
 marked difference ossht to be made in the measure of punishment.
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IMPORTs.

PORTSMOUTH-Per ship yence-95 tons hay 500 bbls potatoes.
 PORTLAND-Per barque science-3O9 bbls potatoes, 22e nests casks 1900 clear boards 1422 bxs herngs hl bbs maekere 707 empty bbls 63 kits 6 bbs fish, 50 kits toegues and sounds, and sundres.
 CHARLESTON-Pcr brig Tower-l40 casks rice 2OM lumber, 20 bxs, 60 bbs, 39 pkgs mtse.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per schr Hornet-60 hhds sugar. 150 ubs molasses
 NEW ORLEANS-Per schr Creole-25 bbls vinegar, 50 do whskey 2S do nour To hhds 10 casks bacon candles, 10 is tea, 50 do lannon's, 100 drums figs.
 FRANkLiN-Per schr Handy-e7 hhds sugar.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Souherner-67 bxs sacks bran, 45 do oats. -
 PENsACOLA-Per steamboat Tom Salmond-9 bales cotton, sacks ground peas coop of chickens, boxes mdse and sundres.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-09
CONSIGNE ES.

Per barque Science i'm Pertland-Els & Green; Child X Hooper, II Wilmington; to order.
 Per brig Tower fm Charlest0n-Barr0n x Mead; J F White; II Lee; T Harris; I.eej T Lesesne Fry k neCrary; Marshall & Rowei Martini s Robinson Al len dt Hndea.
 Per sehr Creole fin New orlsans-S & Jones; J ksai Marshall Rowe; Weir & Mozd.
 For steamboat Tom Salmond fn PsnsaoOla-F Bobe; s Gonzales; Fenett Mdle Esslave.
 Fer steamboat Souhsrner fin New Orleans-T NJ En- llish; Rea; W II Wsrhsn; Psrrymsn dt Son; Jesse A CooDeY. v - -
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EscAPEp.-T The Pittsbnrg Chronicle says:- "The rccognizance of Wm. PinnelI was forfeited on Wednesday last, in the U. s. Court He was en- gagged in the Braddco mail robbcres, and gave bail i'll s6000-hnsclf in sIO00, and two suitics in 5000 each Pinnell has sloped, and his bail ain'l worth a copper.
 BULL PRAcTICAL AND THEATRIcAL.-The tradgedy of King Lear was recently performed at a country theatre The gentleman who perso2ated Goster, managed to say something like the author, until the scene where his eyes put out, and then he was obliged to ask permission to read the rest of the part.
 A CATHOLIC COLLEGE IN THE WOODS OF MAISE.-We learn from the Bangor Whig, that in township No. ?, 9th range in the Aroosock territory, large two story wooden building has been erected under the direction of Bishop Fenwick, a college for the education of youth. Several young men have been educated in Europe for the purpose ui teaching | in this college. The Catholics own hall of the town ship in which the college is situated, and many farm CTS have recently settled there.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-09

The New York Express of Wednesday evening n noticing the clearance of the packetship endricl Hudson, for London, says that it took out N. DUNN Esq. with his magnificent Chinese Collection, which has for the last two years been the subject of an in teresting and instructive public exhibition at Phla. delphia He goes to London to exhibit it under the patronage of the Grown, and with an order from the Lords of the Admiralty to pass it duty free. It will be exhibited at Hyde Park csrner, London, when the buildings, now putting ups ready for it's reception Some idea may be formed of it's magnitude when is known that the bulk of the establishment is four hun dred tons.
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REPORT OF THE STATE TREASURER.

TUscALoosA, November 27, 1S41. Hon. MATTEL TERRY, President of the Senate: SIR-To the Honorable body over which you pre- side, l respectfully submit the report requir- ed annually to be made from this department, to both branches of the General Assembly, showing the receipts and disbursements during the fiscal year, be- ginning with the 27th Nov, lSl0, and ending 26tI November, 1S41.
 have the honor to be,
 Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
 $. G. PETERSON, State Treasurer