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SOUTHERN QUARTERLY RKyiEw.-The Jam uary number of this able and interesting periodical was issued the lst, and has just reached us The contents are follows:
 ART. l. Education in Europe Il. Seventh An. nual Report of Horace Mann, Esq. Secretary of the Board oI Education m Massachusetts, on the state of aduoa,,on in Europe. Boston. 1s+4.
 2 Reports of the Free School System to the Ge- neral Assembly Of South Carolina, at the regular session of 839. Columbuia. 1S40
 II. The Sieur de la Sae.-The Life of Robert, Cavalier de Ia Sale, by Jared Sparks. Library of American Biography, No.2 3. New Series, No. l. Boston. l8l4.
 III. Literature of the Bible. he Holy BIble.- Harper's Illuminated and new Pictorial Bible. New. York. Harper Brothers lS44.
 ". Life and Writings of Rabelais.- Guvres de Rabehis. A Paris; Chez 'Edentu, Libralre Edi- teur, Quai des AngnstIus. MDcccxxxvH. Imp. Svo., pp. viii. CIT.
 V. La fIavane. Par Madame Ia Comtesse Merlin, vols. Svo. Paris Is44.
 VI. Works of William Hauf. Lichenstein,' D and other works of Wilhelm Hauff.
 VII. Mrs. Gray's History of E,ruria.--The His. tory of Etruria, Part l, Tarchun and his Times From the foundation of (TarquiniiD to the Founda- tion of Rome. by Mrs. Hamilton Gray. London.- 1S43. vol l2mo., pp. vii, 432.
 VIII. Memoirs of Aaron Burr.-Memoirs of Aaron Burr, by Matthew L. Davis. New York: Harper A Brothers 1886.
 lX Critical Notices II. Notes on Cuba. D. Ellen Woodvle: 3. Medicines: 4. Bible Episco- pacy: 5. The Charleston Book: 6. America nism in Literature: T. The Beechen Tree: 8. History of Marion: 9. The Carolina Planter: 10. South- ern Literary Messenger: II. Floral Wreath and Ladies Monthly Magazine l2. Editorial Notes.
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Joy them bY personal participation in the con,em- plated celebration of the Slh of January New Or leans.
 Nor would il be prudent for me, in this precarious slate ofhenith, ts designate any other day of the lu ture. Nevertheless. gentlemen, in this and in all similar undertakings my spirit shall be with you. thank my God that he has spared me to witness the late triumph of democratic principles in the pres identml election, 10 which your Lousana has contributed her full share. Il is as balm of healing To the wounds which federalism, whigism, Cor by whatsoever name iImay be known,) had inflicted op- on our beloved country; and with feelings of the most perfect resignation, can edopt ihe invocation of Simeon of old. "LET NOW THY SERVANT DE- PART IN PEAcE," for have lived 10 see ihe saliva ton of my codnIry and the perpetuy of glo' dus Union secured.
 These acknowledgements pou will please commit nicate 10 those whom you represent, and your n- dividual behalf, respectively, accept my thanks for the very accepta1e manner in which you have been pleased to inform of their wishes.
 With sentiments of high consideration,
 Your fellow citizen,
 ANDREW JACKSON. To Messrs. A. Mouton, J. R. Plauche, G. Leon. ard, John K. Grymes, &c &c.--Commlttee.
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xEGE,Y,rs OF GOrTNN

teamboat Carolina i'm Wetnmpkn-Rhea, Sykes bales; Tarleton, Scott & Cummings l25; liar Avton < co sl; Andrews & Dawson 60; E L An. S co $; Rives, Bnt.le X co 52' q w Tareton 30 ,zan X Ods 46; A Ni-1st A; Boykin & Nc ae ss; [, Ford x Rabipsen 35; Mu~'I'n |, Tvtroii s4' VI nj =r & co 3i; To0mer, Gay & co 30; c Goade 3l Jas ford 5; M SAyre g; J D Nave & Brodnax, Newton X eavens X MaIoHe ,; Desha, sheppard X co 5; E K 4; Seaman 1; Walker & Holmes Is; N Peck g ne 2; Dickinson & Eusiis 4; Hnrweli x Davis l. ,n and Dickinson l.
 Aeamboat Alabama fin Wciumpka-E Andrews Jbales; Deshn, Sheppard & CD l23; Toomer Gay sG w Tarleion 79; Rives, Battle & co 70; W A Jay and co 34; Harrison and Blair 30 Wm Bower 20; Boykin and McRae g; 5 Bulard l2; Mauldin 'r'ell 5; Dickinson and Eustis g.; Ieavens and Ma FEM Wilcox 2l. An lrews and Dawson '; liar and Davis 5; Gordon and Curry 3; A w Ethridpe 6,
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PESNsrLyAEIA.-The message of Gov. PORTER was transmitted ro the legislature on the sth inst. II Is of very reasonable length. not occupying but IitIe more than four columns cf the Philadelphia pa- pers. The Governor gives quite A aatlering p,cture of the finances of the State, and speaks confidently of the regular payment henceorh ol the interest on the public dehl
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26 States. ,sOl, ,44s
Polk over Clay. exclusive of !
 SODlh CurnIlna

The Journal of Commerce says A far allow ance for South Carolina is 20,O00, which would make Folks plurality over Clay, in the nation at large 5S 340; while at the same time he would lack about S,4O0 of an absolute majority.
 The whole number of votes boiled, exclusive ol South Carolina, is 2,702, ,979; which exceeds the numher poed in ls4o hy about so0,OOO.
 ~Parl, estimated
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"CAsT-IRoS STEREOTYPE "--Experimenis have for some years been m progress, chiefly under the superintendenee of Herr Dyssee. inspector of mines at Ribeand, in the Duchy of Brunswick, with d view to make cast iron, he cheaper and more du- rabIe material, applicable 10 the preparation of ster
 eotype plates. Tine success of these experiments is ,ttested by the publication of iron stereotype diiion of the Bible, published at Nordhausen, the
 'cs of which, with marginal readings, is 9ggr., or
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF MoBILE-JANUARY Is

CLEARED. schr Oregon, Newcomb, for Attakapas by James Sand. & co.
 ARRIVED. Br ship Samuel, Grinde, fin Liverpool, 10 master. Brig Sarah Brown, Norton, i'm New-York, 10 John Ryan.
 Steamboat Creole. Hern, fin New Orleans. Steamboat MonteZuma, Baker, fin New Orleans. Steamboat Carolina, Carroll, from Wetumpka, with S72 bales cotton. Steamboat Alabama, Wilson, from Welumpks, with zoo bales cottoD
 CLEARED FOR THIS PORTAL Boston, Jan 7-Bark Mauran, Williams. At Baltimore, Jun l0-Schr Delaware. Gill Al Philadelphia, Jan 9-Schr Emma, Bancroh. ARRIVED HEScE--At Baltimore, Jan. 10-Brig Alaba- ma, Dudley
 SAILED FOR THIS PoRr-From Newburyport, Jan. Bark COwper, Lecraw
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AGNaCNS:EcskS

Per steamboat Creole from New ew-Orleans-Mesdanes o Bacon and child Randolrh c and A Galier, salzmnn, Miss Caller Rev's Drummond, Brabook Mesas Lower, McGran, Dabney, Robertson, Riyes Mcleod, Hobrook, Bailey, Wolff, Pue, Marr, Wilcox, Townsend, Kettles, Randolph, Clapp, McElroy. Narell-l7 on deck
 Per stesmboa. Alabama from Wetumpks-Mrs Duvul. Messrs Wilcox Evere Moore Anderson Charlton, Alex ander, Wright, Curry, Bradford Ellis, Stacker Gibbons, Wedbrant, Mckay, Moore, Birmingham, Beaver.
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LIVERPOOL-Per Br ship Rasalama-5400 sks salt. LlVERPOuL-Per l}r bark Jane-3500 sks salt.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat CreOe-ll0 bils whIskey 334 do uur dO 72 bxs cheese 10 bls oakth, 50 coils r0pe 20 pcs eging cks bscon 10 baskets M cks brandy 9 baskets clder, kegs pkge specie kc NEW-OKLEANS-Per steamboat Montezuma 1856 bhIs our I05 do whsky do lard oi 2 do lime. T sks coffee, crate, cHsk crockery, l4 do bacon, 320 acks corn, 362 do oais, 3 hhds sugar, etc.
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Our types got into one of their antics and made us give ulterance a of precious nonsense in the second paragraph of an editorial arlcle in yes Ierday's paper. We abhor Ihe whole brood or er- raia however, and will he readerto supply TWO little words, accidentally omitted, to make the sen l leRce ineligible.
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United Siates Circuit Cosrt have overruled ion for new irial in he case of Charles H. '.of Chicago, H., found guilty offranduleot y. He was sentenced to pay n fine of Sl0 imprisoned al hard labor m the pentenfia- sears. being the exteut of the term author set of congress.
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From the N. O. Jeffsr.oninn.

From the " .O. JeHersonlah
 We publish with much pleasure the letter which follows, from the venerable hero and patriot of the Hermitage, being the reply 10 one addressed to him by the Democratic Delegation from this Stale inviting him to visit ,hIs city. The vigor as we'll as beauty of the thought with which this letter abounds shows that although age and decay may have made fearful ravages upon his mortal frame, his mind re- mains unimpaired, triumphant over the wreck oi time.
 HERMITAGE, December 2S, 1844. Gentlemen: Your letter of the 7th instant, enclo- sDg the proceedings of public meeting, by which invited to visit the cIiy of New Orleans, on the 9th of January, or at such other tune may please to designate has heen placed in my hands, by Messrs Felix Bosworih, T. G. Dashiell, J. s. Crockett, J M. P. Richardson, A. W. Green and J. s. Mactar lane. .-tI... rfr
 The unequivocnl manifestations of affection and confidence winch have received from the patriotic citizens of Louisiana, with the truest emotions o gratitude are 100 numerous and decided, for me to mistake the hearty goodwill and "warm'h o spirit ln which the invitation is given.'
 Nothing would afford me higher degree of saiis- faction, at this late hour in he evening of my lie than to meet once more, on the plains of Chnmetle the hiIe remnant of that gallant band, who stood by ma and with me nearly thirty years ago-conlribu- ting your metropolis from the rapiHe and pol uton with which it was threatened by foreign sol dery- defending and protecting the great and grow ing commercial emporium of the West. 7
 And, gent Dnen, this pleasure wonld be ehho cd by the opportunity, thus afforded me, of inierchang- ing congratulations with the noble and triumphant democracy of your sa,e upsn the late election of an honest sta,esman and pure patriot 10 the Presidency of the Unicn-one who has never inltered in nni- form and energetic maintenance of democratic re- publican principles who understands the constitution and will not suffer it 10 be violated.
 Rut il is painful to dwel 'on tie almost irress- tibIs inducements of your kind iLvt tim; for, 50 great is my debility and incemsni s the season, that it will be impossible for ls embrace and en-
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o. The undersigned announces himself as a can didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of obe coun ty, al the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 41te JACOB \. MARSH
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9G-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, the election on the first Monday of August next. jan14 3stes
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The counsel of THos. w. DoRR held long in. terview with him at the prison las, Saturday, 4th inst Previous their departure, he signed an application to the Supreme Court of the United States fer writ of errpr.-[Prsvidsnss Transcript.
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GJ"The friends of WILLIS W. GAY w,lI sup port him candidate for the office of Clerk of tl. County Court, at the election in August next.
 ian16 iOIek
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DIEDAt hts residence, the morning of the 18th of consumption CHAuscEy WILKINsoN aged yesrs oftbs firm ofC. j. Wkinsnn, of thls city. The deceased DaVe of Ssstogu county in the State of New York; had been for several years resident ofihs State.
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IysA FOR RENT-A Country Place eight miles EESS4S from the ciy, near the residence of Wm. F.. Cleveland on the premises is a double log cabin, kitchen. stables, etc, well of excellent water, peach, apple and plum orchard, large grape arbour, figs, etc. For terms, winch will be made easy, ap- ply to the undersigned.
 Also, a first rate Fuggy Saddle Horse, young and gentle, and good and cheap Family Carriage, for two horses.
 ianl8 42C JOHN D. HAYNE.
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ofNew-York-A Dividend of TWENTY THREE AND A HALT PER CENT was declared the Gh inst Capital increased to SIX HUNDRED AND sIxTy-sEvEN THourasD DOLLARS Total a'sets over a million of dollars.
 Persona who did business with tho Agency during the year just ended will receive their Dividends m Scrip in February. t1-
 Applications for INSURANCE will be received Mt the office Of the Agency, corner of st Francis and Royaiss up stairs. janlsl ROBERT S. BUNKER. Agent.
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MAINE.-7hs financial affairs o' the State are shown, by the message of Gov. ANDERSON to the Legislature, to be ina highly prosperous condition. There is now in the Treasury, applicable to the pur- chase of State securities, upwards of s296 900. There will become due in the early part of the pres ent year S222 900, bearing an interest Of six per cent. after the payment of which there will still main, of money appropriated last year for the liqui- dation of the debt, the sum of S74,O00. lndepen- dently of these funds set apart for the payment of the public debt, the condition of the Treasury is highly satisfactory The whole receipts from ordinary sources during the year, have amounted to the sum of sS66, 1885, leaving balance of receipts ex- penditure of s76,327. This balance, added to that appropriated last year to the payment of ihe debt and still remaining in the Treasury, wlil iorm az eregate of means now on hand, and needed for nd other purpose, of s2a6,0 ,000 In addition to these means, there is still claim upon the general Gov. ernnent, amounting to nearly s200.OC0, some o which has been already allowed.
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THE POPULAR VoTE.-In the table published m this paper the other day, the wing footing of Mssou- ri was 30 250, instead of 3l 250 as il should have been. Win this correction the recapiluatIon stands
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Go-I offer my name to the voters of Mobile count, as candinae for the office of County Clerk al the ensuing August election.
 Jaml5 3gie EDWIN RUST
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Dancing and waltzing Academy.


 MESsRS MOULTON & CLARK, Profss. lVH sors of Dancing and Wnltzins, beg leave to inform lhe citizens of Mobile and vicinity that. by request of their friends, they have returned to the city, and propose opening school in the above ae- cnmpshments, at the WAVERLY HOUSE, where all the fashionable Dances will be taught to those who may favor them with their patronage. on the most reasonable tsrms-their style ofWaltzing be- ing entirely different to any that has been hereto fore introduced in this place. Messrs. M. & c. assures those Ladies and Gentlemen anxious of obtaining knowledg. of thls essential branch of educaton that the development of the figure, embracing grace aAd elegance, depends alone upon the style in which pu- pills are instructed especially in WalizDg. to which will give private lessons and attend private classss to those who prefer that mode of instruction. For particulars please call on NJ. < O., at the Waverly Pouse. N. B.-Due notica will be given of the tims of commencement. Music furnished for balls and psr- ties on reasonable terms anl1 86Kmo .
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. h E~@ a The steamboat CHARLOTTE, Le- Szs4s5TSs throp, master, will leave for the above and inle mediate landings MONDAY, the 2Oth instant, at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freighto passage apply on hoard or to
 jaDlS M WAKING.
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\ oST-A DRAFT in favor of Daniel II. Tobin, LI dated the 7lh or Sh instant, drawn by R. N. & D. W. Murphy, on and accepted by Messrs. Boy kin X McRae, for one hundred and forty-fve (145) dollars, payable 8lh January next, 1848. The hnd- CT will confer favor by leaving the same at the o
 flee of WARE & CHEsBKoUGH, No. 4 Commerce street. jan7 Al
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TOR MONTGO EKI

FOR MONTGO VERY. h CGeo N The fine, fast running passenger Sxsss;igEy5S;R steamboat NEW WORLD, Joseph Bryan master will leave for the above and all inter mediate landings, on THIS DAY, the 18th inst at o'clock Ps
 For freight or passage apply on board or to janl8 CAMPBELL. OWEN X co.
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PORTSMOUTH HAY-Landing from ships II Epaminondas and Fortitude, 500 0bales Timothy Hay. of excellent quality, fur sale by
 janlS J. H. RIVERS & co.
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uN. ENGLAND MUTUaL LIEE INs1

ON. ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsU- RANGE co, BostOn.--By all annual report of the Directors ho affsrA of this Company are represen ed as being in very healthy and prosperous condtn
 The number Of Policies granted for he year heng the hist oi the Company are s43, amounting s946 lu- out oi which there have been no losses and Company has augmented its capital nearly fy her cent within the year.
 The profits of the Company invested in Stocks and Bond and Mortgage of good security DEXTER & ABBOTT, Agents, jsn7 24 St NIjchneI-sirret
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DORTLAND POTATOES-Landing from scl,rs II Heary Chy and Dexter. $50 bbls whne, Che mango and red Potatoes, for sale by
 ianl2 ---- l. H. RIVERS A. CO
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MOBILE
Friday Morning, Saturday IS, 1s4s.

The easleln mail yesterday was through with 'ules as late as due.
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tt | n REWARD-Ranaway from the subscriber Y Il Oabout the 23d of December. lS44, Negro Boy HENRY, 2l years old, 5 feet or inches high, black complicated, supposed Ds in tho neigh borhood of Mobile. The above rewsrd will be paid for his apprehension and delivery to mo.
 jan15 39c* J. A. LAMBARD.
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NOVA SCOTIA POTAToES-Landing from l schr Saginaw, 200 bbls Mercer Bue Potatoes. superior to any other for the table, for sale by
 janl8 J. H. RIVERS & co.
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HATS-250 cases B B black and drab Russia, Il Il fashionable black and blue do. Wool do, etc., store and for sale by
 jan1S MARSHALL, ROWE CO.
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HESITATE SALE--THIS DAY. at 12 o'clock lL at the Court House, I will sell two Mules be- longing to the estate of Edward Comfort deceased on a credit Of months, purchasers giving with approved security. VIM. CUNNINGHAM, Adm'r. These Mules were purchased al the sale yester- day by Maurice O'Conner, who havag failed 10 comply with the terms of the sale, they will there fore be sold for hls account.
 janls 42K VIM. CUNNIN CHAM, Adm'r.
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OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS INsURANcK Co.
 Mobile, January IA, l845. NNHE Board of Directors of this Office have this II day declared Il dividend of FIVE PER CENT for the last six months, the capital stock of two huH- dred and fifty thousand dollars-payabe to stockhold ers on and after 10th instant.
 janl5 THOS. W. Mccoy, Secretary.
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FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. A EDo h The Jew light ,lrsught steamboat Sr<Sssas7I5|1 RUBY, Captain Otis, will depart for the above and all intermediate landings THIS DAY. 18th instant, at 5 o'clock PM
 For freight ur passage apply on board or to
 jan18 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
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FOR PICKEN SVUJI


 A rDD SA The steamboat CAROLINA, Car .rell master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY. 18th Jan., at 5 o'clock. For freight or passage apply on hoard or io janIS MOSES WAKING, Agent.
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GJ HAVILAND, CLARK Ss CO.,, IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS in Drugs and M Medicnes Surgical and Dental Instruments, Chemicals Perfume Brushes, Window Glass; Paints. Oils, Dye Sufs, Sc.
 Nos, 45 and 47 Water street-MOBILE. HAvILASD, kEEsR & Co, New-York.
 HAvILAND, llARRAL X ALLEN, Charleston, $. c. HAvILAsD, RisLEY & Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 lcmo r WILLIAM N. BIsPHAM, DENTIST Having returned from the North, he found his old quarters Mo- 45 Dauphn street, three doors below Roy nl-north side.
 RrF -nr [ Dr Not
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SIR Edward Stewards Narrative of his Ship S wreck, and consequent discovery of certain Isl- snes ,n the Caribbean Sea; with details 0! his resden"e there and of various extraordinary and highly interesting events in his life; edited by Ai ss Jane Porter, in l vol. 1Smo.
 Woman an Enigma, or Life and it's Revealngs, by the author of 'Conques, and Self Conquest, &e.
 "La patience est amers, mais son fruit est dona." in vol. lSmo. .s The Twin Brothers.
 "What's done we partly may compute.
 But know not whats resisted"
 Conquest and Self. Conquest, or Which makes tho Hero, in vol. lSmn., for sale by
 J. M. SUMWALT & CO, janIS Booksellers, a6 Dauphn-st. &HuFF-5o0 bottles I.orillard's Maccoboy Snuff, O 300 bottles Roome's Maccoboy Snuff
 800 Lorillard's Scotch do
 300 Roome's do do 300 pounds Scotch Snuff, in bladders 256 '' Maccoboy do, in jars --Receved per ship Martha Washington and for sale by HAVILAND, CLARK x CO.,, ianl7 45 and 47 Water-st.
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M tINE HAY--Landing from ship Hebrew, MI from Bucksport, Maine, 450 bales Timothy Hay. POO lbs each, for sale by
 ianlS J. H RIVERS & co,
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pCHJNA, Glass, Earthenwaro and Cut LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-Ths subscriber Ii now receiving extensive of the above ar clea, which he offers nt the lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MASTERSON, Importer, 34 Water st.
 O- The Subscribers have now on hand, and are con staBtly wing from their Northern Manu usuel supply of fresh and seasonable Goods most every variety of BOOTS AND SHOES, which the, offer their friends and at greatly reduced pr ces, for cash or approved paper.
 dec27 LATON & co, 42 Water-street
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To Messrs A. Mouton, J R. Pauche, G. Leon ard, John k. Grymes, &c &c.--Commlttee.
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M ACKEREL-ln whole, half aud quarter bbls 1vA Nos. 2 and 3, for sale by
 JOHN PHILLIPS, janl7 corner Cont and Waler-sts. NOAI. on the wharf-Landing this morning 100 V hhds Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal, egg size, selected, for sale at low price ifapped for day and tomorrow.
 janl7 E. c. CENTER & co.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE-A Paper Warehouse

DIAPER WAREHOUSE-A Paper Warehouse, Il where Merchants and Printers of middle and south Alabama can at all times, summer and winter find writing, printing and enveloping Papers of eve ry description, has long been a desiderstum in the commercial operations ot Mobile, The subscriber rers and others as will enable him to keep up full supply of all qualities of Letter, Cap and Envsloping Papers, and all sizes of good Printing Popers, and he fa,ers himself that his prices will prove low as to give universal satisfaction. His stock is now large, 10 which the attention of purchasers is res- pecsfnlJy invited .......
 Writing and Printing Inks, Quills and Steel Pens !, are also offered extremely low at wholesale. Terms uniformly cash. F. H. BROOKS.
 an4 30Kmo ..-.
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rODFISH-400 boxes superior, for sale by V JOHN PHILLIPS.
 janl8 corner of Cont and Watersheds
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CHOCOLATE AND PREPARED COCOA O few superior quality, just received and for sale by HAVlLAND, CLARK X CO.,,
 janl7 45 and 47 Water-st.
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BUILDING LOT FOR SALE-I will sell that AB fine Lot on St Francis street, adjoining the new Methodist Church, on long credit The lot s forty feet front by hundred and (148) deep. ljan14j H. GATES, ls6 Dauphin-st
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1ME-100 casks Thonaston Lme landing this AL morning and for sale by
 janl7 J. H. RIVERS & co.
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RUCHWHEAT-75 pck 'ses of quarter, eigh,ha lV and boxes, just received and for sale by
 ianlS J. O'REILLY co.
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NIGARS-26,000 Trabucos and 25 .OOO superor S Regaas, on hand and for sale by .t'
 ianlS .. BEERS & SMITH.