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A QUEER MAN-The United States Gazette extracts from French paper the following singular sscount:-
 In the college of Santa Carlos, m Madrid. is Il dissecting room to which students resort to study anatomy. The body of one who had just died in the hospital was brought. The pupils arrived with heir scapels, ..nd commenced the work of dissection.- What was their asonishnent find that the deceas- ed had no hearl On closer examination, the, fund that the subject had the heart placed on the right sde of lhe breast; and all the organs which are nsuay found in the right. found in the Jeff side. He seemed to have been the opposite of all his fel low men---a living and walking anthesis.
 The professors, in ther turn, examined the sub- ect. ani all appearances justified the observations of ths students. This is the fourth fifth instance of ln- kind recorded in the anatomical annals of the hu- man species,
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We have receved the first and second numbers oftIe new series of GRAHAM's AMERICAN MONTH LY MAGAZINE, published in Philadelphia. As to paper, typography and embellishments, the work certainly deserves high praise, being in all these particulars equal if not superior to any monthly pe- riodcal in the country. The number now before US contains four beautiful aRd highly finished engra- vings-all American subjects, taken from paintings owned by the publisher. And regards the matter, feel fully aranted in saving that il is in keep ing with rhe whole style of tie wcsk. Each number is made up entirely of original articles, contributed by of the ablest and most agreeable writers of the day. Ws are certainly then, we think, justified m saying with the publisher, that it sthe best and cheapest" magazine published.
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OIL TRApE-The number of vessels engagsd in the whaling trade of the country is 69G Of these 2S9 be- long to New Bedford.
 The imports in ls44, O95 bbs sperm. aad 27o 5O2 bbls black whale o and 3,O5,li5 lbs whalebone The imports of whale oil compared with ls4S have decreased bbs, while sperm has increased 2s 539
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The New Hampshire Legislature, lately in ses- sion, incorporated no less than sgM railroad com panies the completion of which projects will require about $lO O,OOO,OOO ofcapital.
 FIrs Banks were also incorporated, in which we believe he individual liability is fully carried out
 Very strong immediate Annexalioa instruction re- solutions were adopted Also solutions in favor oi the occupation of Oregon by the same vote. Also resolutions protesting earnestly against the im- prisonment of Gov. Dorr.
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Per steamboat Fashion, fin New -Orleans-Mesdames Hutchinson Means Martin and son, Gen Scott Captain Massey. Col Hoyt, Messrs Hutchinson Means, Dickin- son, Means and Barnett, Gilmer, Key, Hooe, Lew. Aaron, Randolph aber, Mott, Owen, James, Murrel, Noble, Graham, Wgshburn, Cox, Giraudon, Broize-l3 deck.
 Per steamboat Lala Rookh fin Gainesviile-Mrs Story Capt Reneuu Messrs Roper Winston, Fornster, Barber, McErdy, Carmichael, Slaughter, Gaines, Rayer.
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DRovER Doc The editor Of the N. Y. True Sun, noticing specimen of the cattle or droyer dog, says thai this animal, with the assistance of one man on horseback, will drive and control the movements of five six hundred cattle drove. IL perfectly understands its business, and seems 10 like il very much. The stories told of these drover dogs ry curious. They are easily trained, and, what is very singular, learn to divide drove into sec. tons, which they drive into dferen, directions as required. If any individual of the drove gets into the wrong section, the dog will find it out and bring
 the animal back. In sheep driving, the dogs will never bite the skin even tear lpck of wool. They have peculiar way of communicating their object by their bark The dru'er's dog never ai- tacks the throat of the animal il is seizing IL in. variabIy snaps al ihe heels, and the other according to the direction wishes the animal go
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Per schr Elizabeth Ann fin Pensacoa-Chas LeBaron 25 bales; F C Heard 10.
 Per steamboat Lalla Rookh fin nesville-BrndnaS, Newton & co l5l bales; Campbell, Oweu X l33; Ly ou Baker 7i Rives, Battle & iU9; IIarwel & Davis 55; Rupert McLeland 3 Harrison Blair 35 'iarti Stewart & co 22 Jas Crawford 30; Gaines 25; Desha sheppard X 2l; Sims & Redus 20; J Boyd d Bro l5 Dickinson 6 Eusts 9; Horton & Clock 9; Jones '; Cummins 5; Boykin < McRne 4. S Bulard 4; Peck X Shackleiord 9 E K Carlisle 3; Gandollo 2.
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MONEY MATTERs.-Five millions o the United States debt were payable the lst instant. The money for the payment of this debt drawn from the Depos,le Banks m New-York where there IS still large surplus deposited About s3 900 900 of the debt is oNned by Boston, and the drafts for It had been already drawn on New-York. These pay 'nents, and the continued shipments of specie for Europe, had materially contracted the Bank ds- counts in New-York, and the rates of interest are now advanced there to per cent. IL is supposed that ihe 18th of November last the of the Banks in that city have amounted 10 six mil
 lions. The Havre packet of the lst took out from Sl00 ,060 to $50 ,000 in silver.
 From January lst to December 24th the exports of specie from New-York have been S6.1S4, ,4S3. of which more than one half has been exported since October lsl. The imports in same period have been $1 100000 leaving balance of five millions export ed. There has been diininution of specie exports in December, as the banks have contracted their loans, and sales of lmpo ted goods difficult.
 IL is estimated by the Boston Post, that from De- cember last to February ensuing, at least million of dollars will be pad out in Boston Railroad and factory corporation divldends.-[Balt. American.
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One of these parties rnbhed our Minister of his ira- yelling trunk, containing among other thugs some private papers and letters of value.
 At Puebla and Vera Cruz, he was an eye witness to the "proauneamtntos against Santa Anna, made by the civil and military authorities Al the latter place there was much ceremony displayed on the oc- casion, and great dec0rHn; whiIe at the lormer there was great disorder and confusion. mob pa- raded the streets during he night, crylrg "death 'o the foreigners" The hotel which Mir Cushing lpdged was attacked in the nIght, but without suc- cess.
 From Vera Cruz Mr C.. being disappointed in a passage by an ealer vessel bound to Ncw-Or cans, embarked m the Eugenia Tor this city. Aiter fine run he arrived of Sandy Hook in e'gheen days not without further adventure. The Eugena closed hauled, was run into hy schooner sailing fore the wind, and some damage was done by collision.
 We must not lorp'' - mention, that while MT. Cushing was es''irg at Mat ao, his house was ai- lacked by robb rs five ii aes, and entered hy them on one occasion. The Legation were obliged to be con stantly armed for seil-de lence.
 Mir, Webster and Mir. O'Donne are on their way home by the way of England, and may be very soon expected by their friends.
 Thus has Mr. Cushing, in few months, passed round the globe, eiectng, during his short absence,
 most important treaty, placing the commerce of his cot ntry in the China extended footing protecting il by well tuned and able negotiation, gained the good will and esteem of 'he Chinese gov ernment, and adding to the honors he already has won m pubic life. the respect and gratitude of his | countrymen.
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EnEsiaEArfHiA

NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fushon-25 bbls beuf 2 do whiskey 3 kegs butter hhds sugar. l6 bxs baskets, 1 tee wine, head cattle, &c.
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MOBILE
Tuesday Morning, January I4, Is4b.

The eastern mail came through yesterday with daes ns lnleas due. The papers, however, contain very liue of interest.
 From Washington we have dates to Monday 9th. On the 4lh, the House in committee of the whole, again took up the annexation question. Mr. lnger sll and MT. Payne successiyely occupied the floor m opposition to proposed amendments until the ex- piraton of the time alloJed for it's consideration
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0G-The friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile couutv, al the election ths first Monday of August next. janl4 3ste*
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FEY DoEs'f'G.
MI gsde kSrA.

HAyRE-Per bark Wm Wheat on-l23S bls cotton. PHILA DELP illA-Per schr Emily Knight-l6l bales cotton, 20 hhds sugar, bxs mdse.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,

By and ,Uth the aduics and consent ef the Senate:
 Robert Walsh, to be Consul al Paris, vice Lorenzo Draper. recalled.
 Franklin Iippincott, to be Consul at Cienfnegos, vice Samuel Mclean, transferred to tho Consulate of Trinidad de Cuba.
 William Collins, to be First Auditor of the Trsa- sury Department, vice Fully R Wise, deceased.
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THE PREsDENT's LEvEE The visitors at the White House yesterday, were more numerous than oa any previous occas'on daring the administrator of the present. sssspapt.-[m madisOn'ao, Jas A.
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FOR NEW.ORLEANS.

,fzr2saEs The regular packet steam schooner NkflEE~ EAGLE, Captaln c. L. Smith. will
 %S55 N 55kassa leave for the above port, on THIS DAY. the l4th inst al 5 o'clock. For freight or passage, apply 10 SMITH, DABNEY & co. janl4 or Il. A. STEWART, Agent.
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TB Capt. Wall, of the steamer MOmnna from St Louis, arrived at this port last evening leurn that the steamer Capitol from Cincinnati for st iouis, burnt the 27h Ut. during the night eight AltE above Chester gentleman his lady and son, whose nrines could learn, have perished by this disaster ls the remainder hoard saved themselves with the most difficulty, leaving every thing behind them Boat aud cargo total loss.
 By lhe same we have been informed that the steamer Reindeer from Cincinnati for St Louis, struck snHs miles below Chester and sunk To her hurricane deck. Boat and cnrgo supposed 10 he total loss Fortunately no lives were lost-lN. o. Bee. 1lth insr.
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The Massachusetts Legislature convened at Boston the End inst, and organIzsd by the choice Of LIZ VI LINCOLN as President of the Senate, and SAM uEL H. WHALING, ir., of Roxbury, as Speaker of the House The vote for Speaker stood l95 for Whaling, To 54 for his opponent. The swearing in of the members having been completed, both branches proceeded, under military escort to the Old South Church, where the election sermon was de-
 yered by the Rev. Mr. Braman of Danvers.
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The oath ol office the 1st administered to SILAs WRIGHT, who thereupon entered upon the lules of Governor of the State of New-York.
 The Albany Atlas remarks that many things have combined to make the office of Governor, during the ensuing two years, oi painful responsibility and of arduous service. Mir. Wright enters upon his place with almost civil war upon hIs hands. The arm of the law is powerless through large district of the State, and the military arm of government has had to be exerted for the manainance of it's thoriy. It is doubtful whether even this extreme re- sort is adequate 10 restore the supremacy of the aws' Tor il is to be feared that this contest between the State and portion of its citizens will be painfully and harrassngly protrscted. To be thus the head of Force, in a government of opinion, is a position most painful 10 republican and patriot. Nor is this the worst of the troubles of the admnstra- ton The State of New-Y ork has contracted debt of s27 0O0 000 in her own separate sovereign eapa- city. So great has been the tendency 10 advance still further in this career that for the last years
 it has required all the slrctness O. party discipline and the utmost viz ance and exertIon 10 reslran the State indebtedness within its present limit and in this contest for lhe independence of the Siale the democratic party has found the reluctance and yacil- lation of portion of its own members, more ior- luidable obstacle than the concerted hostility of its opponents.
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xECEpP'rs OF COTTON.

Per steamboat Fashion, from New 0rleans-Hull & Son; Deshon, Taylor < Myers; Marshall, Rowe COS Leande Hines.
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MARINE LISI.
 PORT OF MOBILE-JANUAR IA.

CLEARED. Bark Wm Wheaton, Martin, for IIavre, by J Le- Cesue. schr Emily Knight, Mcintyre, for Philadelphia, by master
 ARRIVED. Br ship Angenora, Gilfney, i'm Liverpool, to w Mi- gan X co. Ship Agnes, Witheral fin Amsterdam, to master. Brig Orbit, Travers, Kingston Ja in ballast tn master schr Elizabeth Ann, Caro, fin Pensacola, with 35 bales cotton. Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, fin New -Orlenns steamboat Laa Rookh, Hooper, fin Gainesville, with T76 bales cotton.
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61ss~-' h The steamer WARRIOR, E. P.
 slAiuaasssi& Oliver master, is now in the Dry aas0:Sssss4isa Dock at New-Orleans, and will be over in 5or 10 days Gin complete order) 10 take her her place regular weekly packet on the Warrior River. Leaving Mobile for Chiles' Ferry every Sa. turday, at o'clock PM.
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1f The Ladies of the PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASY- LuM SOCIETY acknowledge the receipt of Twelve
 Hundred and Twelve Dollars In money by G. Cleveland Jr. This sum, together with many useful articles of Merchandise, being The annual Christmas collection for care. In communicating resnli graty ing. the la dies have much pleasure in acknow rdgng their oiqH-
 ons to ihe gentlemen who presented the claims of the Orphans To tho public, viz c. c. Hazard, Jno B. Tou- min T. W. and T. ]. Mccoy, Geo. Cleveland Jr, J. Y. Russell, K. L. Watkins, w. ]. Ledyard, 5. w. Allen. A. Knapp, J. M Sumwalt, c. Horton, and T. Sirang. The ladies would also tender their sine thanks to gener- ous community for ngnn contributing beray 10 the support of their helpless charge. May the ephans cd reward them fold, and may they reHlIze that ''it is more blessed to give than to receive"
 jini4 MARGARET MCBRIDE, lst Drectress.
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FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. A EHe~ h The siaunch built, fast running SxafEk5SlE.. steamer NORMA, F.. Leech mas ter, wl leave for the above and intermediate land ings, on THIS DAY, 14th inst, at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 ;,nIa MOSES WAKING.
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Through the \ ban, papers have accounts from the .'Fsudal Estates" up to the I'd inst. Order has been restored in Columbia county the troops, how ever, remain on duty: Among those lately arrested IS the president of the an-ent association in An cran It is said large anllre meeting las been held in Cobake und resolutions passed recommends
 ing subms sion. There aie now stationed in Hud- six companies, numbering S25 troops, well ap- pointed and equipped. It IS expected momentariaIly that olters will be given for detachment from each accompany the sheriff on tour into the country
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FOR MONTGOMERY,

A EOo R The splendid double engine steamer S,,SsSsa5{SR SAM DALE. F. M. Johnson muster, will leave for he above and all intermediate landings, on WEDNESDAY, 18th Jan, al o'clock PM. For freight or passage, having superior accommcdatons apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN& co.
 ian14 72 Front and75 CoKf3aerce-st st
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

FOX LIVERPOOL. EtSM The A Br ship SISTERS, Christian MsEs& master, has large part of her cargo boart will have despatch. For freight of 500 balcs cottor apply 10
 jan14 D. WHEELER, 2S St Mchael-st
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MEMORANDA, M

ADV. FOR THIS PoRT-At Boston, Jan. 4-Bark Ma, ran. Williams.
 Al Charleston, Jan. 6-schr Drutus, Long.
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HUNTINGTON x CLEVELAND.

WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE-The w undersigned has made such arrangements with the publishers of "Lttels Living Age" that the reading part of the community can at all times summer and winter-be supplied with readable mat- ter, (dstinc from the ordinary trash of the dsy,) at very reduced prices. He would also beg leave say, that beis at all times supplied with Paper of every description, and has been for tht iast len ysars.
 ian6 s. ". ALLEN. 28 DauDhin
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SAILED FOR rms PoRT-From New York, Jan. 4 Barks Rose Standish, Spencer Louisa, Blanchard.
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE-A Paper Warehouse, N where Merchants and Printers of middle and south Alabama can at all times, sumner and winter find writing, printing and enveoping Papers of eve " description, has long been a desderatum 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 Enveloping Papers and all sizes of good Printing Popers, and he fairers himself that his prices will prove so low as to give universal satisfaction. His stock is now large, to which the attention of purchasers is pectfuy invited
 Writing and Printing Inks, QuIlls and Steel Pens, are also offered extremely low at wholesale Terms uniformly cash. F. H. BROOKS.
 ian4 3OKmo
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FOR NETWORK. STA The bark MARTHA WASHINGTON, Hs&& Doane, master, is ready to receive freight and will have good despatch. Apply 10 ian14 WHITAKER X SAMPSON, 20 Conti.sl
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FOR NEW.ORI,EANS

Foh WE " -Nnl4EANO.
 (Reguiar semi-Osekly packet 10 the Ne1O Basin.) Leaves New Orleans Wednesday and Saturday Evenings Leaves Mobile 1uasdays and Fridays.
 Tsa@S- b The fine new and staunch steamer .&kkkSytffaE5 MONTEZUMA, ,J .McC. Baker mas- aszter, will leave for ihe above port on THIS DAY, l4ih Jan. at 10 o'clock AM. preciseiy. For freight or passage, having excellent accomno- dations, apply on board or to
 janl4 c. A. GILBERT & BRO.. 50 Com st
 FOR MONTGOMERY. A Ia h The steamboat MAREN %, u Adams master, leaves for the above and all intermediate ports on THIS DAY, the 14lll instant. at o'clock PM.
 For freight passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO, Agents. jan14 72 Front and 75 Com sts.
 FOR GAINESVILLE. Szssszaassz.- steamboat ELIZA. W. Il. Roberts master, wi i'll leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 14th just at 5 o'clock PM. For freigh, or passage apply on board or to janl4 M. WAKING, Agent.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. SsSSssss5={1. 1T. Fry. master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 1Aih inst, al 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to janl4 M. WAKING. Agent.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. h Es A The steamer DALLAS, Thnmas Ssssiz z2asaE77E- Adams master. will leave for the above and intermediate landings, on THIS DAY, l4lh inst. at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or 10 jan14 CAMPBELL, OWEN X CO, Agents. . FOR COLUMBUS AND wESTPORT. A C5~" A The fine fast running steamboat GSsas. GEN. HARRISON, J. H. Estes master, will depart, for 'he above and intermediate landings, WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, al o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage rpply on board or to jan14 CAMPBELL. OWEN ~ CO.
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,, pN: ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsU-

LIN. ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSU- RANGE co, BOstOn.--By an annual report of the Directors, the affairs of this Company represent ed as being in very healthy nnd prosperous condiI The number of Policies granted for The year (heing the nisl or the Company 343 amounting to S946, To- dut of which there have been losses sustained and the company ha" augmented s capital nearly fifty per within the yehr
 The profits of the Company invested in Stocks and Bond and Mortgage Of good security.
 DEXTER & ABBOTT, Agents,
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Dancing and Waltzing Academy.

Dancing and Waltzing Academy. MI ESSRS. MOULTON CLARK, Profes. I'VE sors of Dancing md Wnllzing, beg leave to inform the citizens of Mobile and vicinity that, by request of their friends they have returned to tho city, and propose opening school in the above ac- complishments, 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 terms-ther style of W altzing be- ing entirely different any that has been heretofore introduced in this place. Messrs. NJ. & c. assures those Ladies and Gentlemen anxions of obta ming knowledge of hs essential branch of education, that the development of the figure, embracing grace and elegance depends alone upon the style in which pu. pills instructed, especially in Waltziug. 10 which branch they i'll pay particular attention. M. c. will give private lessons and attend private classes to those who prefer that mode of instruction. | For particulars please call on Nj. & O., at the Waverly House.
 | B.-Due notice will be given of the time of commencement. Music furnished for balls and par- ties on reasonable terms janl1 '36Kmo LOUISVILLE WHOLESALE and Retail
 SEED AND AGRICULTURAL STORE. FORCE, LAPPING & co Nc. 57, Fourth M street, (East side, between Main and Markst.) 0c-All kinds of Agricultural Implements-such Fans, ChurnS. Bee Hives, Scythes, Scythe-Snaths. Grain Cradles, Cultivators, Horse Power and Threshiug Machines, Vegetable and Straw Cutters, Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers to work by hand other power; also, Snbsoil Ploughs constantly on | hand. Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Buck kwheat, Barley. Clo- yer, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Blue Grass, Red Top, Milet, Incern, English Rye Grass, Hempseed, Po- ta,oes. Artchokes, and Cuba Tobacco Seed.
 Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds, a good supply, always on hand
 Florists. Eas. and West 4. | ilIKmo GOODWIN & DAVIS, Agents. Mobile.
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FOR LIVERPOOL

-ESM The American ship ALBATKOSS, EakX Captain Simpson, having large par, of her cargo engaged. and loading with despatch. For freight, apply to
 ianl4 GWATHMEY, FORBES & co.
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INSURANCE AGAINST FlRE-Tho subscr- Il bers, agents for the ConIrlbulionship Insurance Company of New York. continue to take risks on Buildings, Merchandise. Be-; also River risks reasonable rates of premium. This is an old estab- shed Company, worth $500 900 capita paid in, and a large surplus 10 meet losses.
 ;.no uITNTING'CON G GCIFVEIAN0
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPF

FOX MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPkA' csSe h The fine, fast running steamboat S;<SSsss<5=S5L BOURBON. Lapington master, will leave for ihe above and all intermediate landings WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at 5o'cock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 janl4 MOSES WAKING.
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ENoR SALE-A very superior Dray or Family N HORSE. six years old. warranted Also !, Dray, Harness and Icense--flarness completely and Dray very little used, will be sold low for cash. Apply al the store of
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FOR NETWORK. -SSA The packet bark VERNON, Capt. Ellery, MaAak having most of her cargo engaged for the above port, will sai. with despatch. For freight Of 200 bales cotton apply to
 Janl4 JNO. c RYAN, IS St Michael-st WV ANTED TO HIRE-A colored Woman as w house servant, who come well recommend ed. Apply al the north east corner of Monroe and Jackson streets, or at No 42 St Michael-sireet. ianl4 38
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\ EATHER-A very superior article of Harness A Leather for sale low by
 jan14 P. B. POMEROY, 79 Water.st