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g3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2B NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north OF Gay-st. mhl2-ly

h3- DR. JOHN M. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Bditimore-St.,
ftth door cast Of FfOnt.-THE Best SERIES OF MEDI-
CINEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, TO wit:-Indian Vegetable Purifying and
Ambitions Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Btters, 2j bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, 80 cents
Emetic Preparations l2t cents a vial; PedluviuM or
Foot Bath Powder, l24 cents packages Cough Sy-
rup, for the of Consumption, Coughs Colds, sc.
374 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2a cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants, so cts. bote;
Rheumatic Liniment and Embrocation, and accom-
panments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 81; Dyson
terry Cordial 80 cts bottle, &c. &c. sc. Printed di
rections for the administration of these remedies
company each article. N. B. Advice given by Dr.
w. free of charge. ml3-u
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On the 5th inst, by the Rev'd Mr.. Slicpr Bryy.Rp
iIrCoNB, OF Baltimore, TO Miss SUSANNA, youngest
daughter OF the late Adam Wentz, Jr., of Baltimore
county
AT Louisville, Ky, ID inst by Rev. w. C. Buck. DIR.
H. D. Van buren,, OF Indianapolis to Miss NIcuoLs.
ANA NJ. MoNSARRAT, formerly of baltimore
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NHOULD CANDLES, STARCH, SOAP,

MOULD CANDLES, STARCH, SOAP,
lTH Bologna Sausages, HuPd Barley, Common Sc
cars SC. 70 boxes Lancaster county Mould Candles,
SIS and SIS; 90 boxes and bbls. Philadelphia Starch
Common brown and Country Soap; 5000 pounds Bo
lies; 90 bags Hued Barley; So 900 Common Segars,
in / and boxes, from 1925 to So per m. A constant
supply on hand and for sale by
JOHN d, TUSTIN,
ie7-3t II Commerce street,
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DI E ID

Departed this life, on the 30 inst Mrs MARY ANs
BAKER, consort of Henry Baker, in the 38h wear Of
her age. Nay she rest in peace.
On the 9Th inst. HECTOR MuNCKs aged 30 wears
On the 9th inst, Mrs. SOPHIA, widow of The late
Gabriel Thomas, aged 81 years.
On the slh inst. ESTHER Louisa, wife of John Car
rere, aged 81 years.
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rcEt ICE! ICE! The subscriber would inform
the citizens of Baltimore mat he Is prepared to
I.aKEICE which he will deliver to Families IIo-
tsis Steamboats, Vessels, sc. at New York prices
And also guarantees TO serve the season through to
Mi who leave their orders before the first of June.
mos 2Wif* w. JONES, lOl Spears wharf.
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CRops IN ILLINOIS. From present appear
anccs, says the Warsaw Signal, the crops in
this section of country promise to be unusual
ly large. The season thus far has been favor
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ANOTHER FIRE NEAR PiTTsBURG We learn
by slip from the Pittsbnrg Chronicle, that on
Saturday morning about O'Clock, fire broke
out in the Rolling Mill of Messrs Woons, Ed
wards < Mcknight, in the Borough OF Brm'
ingham, opposite Pittsburg, on the Mononga-
hcla side. The building was soon enveloped
in flames, being entirely composed Of wood,
and it was only by the most strenuous eYor-
tons tie ncghboring buildings were saved The
Rolling Mil and Forge portion Of the eStab-
hshment were entirely consumed. The eXer-
tons Of both fremen and citizens to save the
surrounding buildings, which were on fire in
every direction, were highly creditablo. The
Warehouse and Nail Factory were saved with
great eyertions. The loss is set down at 3d.
coo. Messrs. Woods, Edwards 4 Mcknight
had their Warehouse burned by the great fire
Ell East. About 100 hands will be thrown out
of employment by this catastrophe. The fire
was communicated from one Of the stacks.
LATER FROM Mexico. The British fngate
Eurydice arrived on the lst inst. at the Balize,
She brings dispatches to the Secretary of State
for the U. States and the British Minister at
Washington. Mr.. Elliott, British Charge d'Af
flircs to Texas, arrived by her, A private letter,
says the Tropic, from Vera Cruz, received by
thisarrival, states that the English are moving
heaven and earth to accomplish something"
What the Something" is, the writer leaves to
the Imagination of his correspondent, he not
deigning to make further disclosures. Hon.
Wilson Shannon has arrived at Vera Cruz
He was robbed of every thing he had on his
way thitaer.
MURDER. \ man named Mckenna, for the
commission Of murder several months since,
was convicted on Thursday morning last, at
Rock island, and was awaiting the sentence of
death.
Crops IN ILLINOIS. From present appear
ances says the Warsaw Signal, the crops in
this section of country promise to be unusual
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{I7- e. y. FRYER. Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND Picture FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, &c. sc.
{G3- IMPORTER or French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, &c. sc.
Frames guilt and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No NORTH GAY STREET.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
ROBINSON,

w BALTIMORE-ST ST, opposite the Museum,
Is determined to offer goods at prices that will insure
speedy sales. His stock is as varied and complete as
any in Baltimore, to which he Is daily adding fresh
supplies of Ladies' Cameo, Lava and other BREAST
PINS and BRACELETS Bracelet Clasps; Finger and
Ear Rings; Pencils; gold Chains; Lockets; plated and
Britannia Goods, sc.
<a,o Also, WATCHES of all kinds, of his own
@h importation, warranted the best and cheap
- 20 est in this market and, being practical
sS..tzeS workman, great care is taken in selecting
such Watches must prove satisfactory TO the wear
er. Fine Watches Repaired.
jel0 eotfr CORNER, opposite the Museum
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EDERAGE SHAWLS AND SCARFS.-
Nd Mrs. MCPHERSON, No. SO North Howard ST.,
has just received another supply of BeToge shaws
and 5carEs, inf
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MUSEUM. Novelty, the ruling spirit of the Museum,
will shortly take the place of Fair Star, the most at
tractive and favorite of Burlesques. We advise all
to avail themselves Of the remaining nights of its re
presentation, there are SONY fep more left"
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MoRrALirY. In Philadelphia last week,
there were lls deaths-by consumption 10;
small pox ?.
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ING! BATHING!


EDRITISH INDIA IL FRENCH GOODS.
ED X. McELDOWNEY co. have just received
large assortment of entire style striped satin
plaid and printed Berage; printed cashmere thibet,
plain and embroidered mousn and thibet, nett silk
and other SfIAWLS; Bazarine and Berage for dress
es; Berlin and India Silks for summer WEAR rich
heavy black and blue black, plain and satin striped
Armure, Gro-grain and Italian Lustring French and
Scotch LAWNS; striped and plaid Jaconet and Swiss
Muslns; Brilishtand French Chinlzes Alpaca, black
and blue black and in colors; BOmbaEme; Furniture
Chnz; Sheetings; Pillow cases Linen and Table
Linens and Towellings; Linen Cambria and Silk
Handkerchefs, Gloves, sc. sc.
X. McELDOWNY s co.
No. l63 Baltimore street.
ie7 between Calvert and Light stS
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MONDAY, JUNE 9 lS45.
FROM rne ExcHANGE REAplNG-RonMnnnAs-
CLEARED,
IRRIVED,

CLEARED,
Schr Ann Smith, Wheeler, New York, Rose, Mer-
rill Dodge.
ARRIVED,
Brig Midas, Benhall, from Matanzas Nav Both
sugar and trdit to h. Cuttings
Schr Margaret Ann, Hammond, 3 days from New
York, assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill x Dodge.
Schr Millisent, Cole, FIN New York, assorted cargo
to |. Mankin.
schr Mary Scotchbum, Parmeee, days from New
York, assorted cargo, to the mas ter,
Schr Hero, PasSapea, from Philadelphia, mdse. TO
John W. BroWR
Steamsr Express, Whitecar, I'm Philadelphia, ndse.
TO L. c. Harris.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Katharine Jackson, Stafford, of Baltimore FIN
Rotterdam, arrived at New York Sth inst.
Briggs New England, M'Curdy, and Chatham Nick
erSon for Baltimore, cleared al Boston 7th inst
Brig Mary A. Jones, Jones, for Cadz, and schooner
Emily Johnson, Snedicor, for Baltimore, cleared at
New York 9TH inst. Schr Amelia, Strong, from Bal
timolC, arrived at do. same day.
SchG Forest, for Baltimore, sailed from PASSPORT Is
inst; and schr Boundary, for do. wind bound 3d.
Schr ST Leon, Babson, from Baltimore, arrived at
Bangor 18th inst.
Schr Exact, Foger, for Baltimore, sailed from Nam
tucket 9TH inst.
schr United, Bray from Baltimore, arrived at Dgh-
ton, Mass. 4th inst.
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MFRS. NICHOLSON, No. So North Howard ST.
lv1 has just received few pieces Corded LAWNS,
verywide. m26
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For AmSterdam-Ship Napier, 10Th inst
For Premiership Caspar, llth inst
For Premiership Elise 10Th inst.
For Workmanship Caledonia, 18th inst.
For Bremen-Ship Marianne, soon.
For Observation-Disclosures Henry Kelsey, SOON
MARINE LlSr-PORT OF BALTIMORE.
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{F7- The attention of the CITIZEN aud DISTANT
ADVENTURE is directed to the interesting little
Lottery published in another column By those ceIe-
bratcd prize vendors, MesSrs. JAMES FLETCHER
x CO, No. 5 HOLIDAY STREET Apply and send in
your orders early, as the drawing comes of on the
l4th of the present month. e5lw
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A GRICULTURAL. The subscriber ohtis ms ms
IA services to agrculturalists to visit farms oy the
single visit or by the year, for the purpose oi eNan
ing The location anayzing the soil, and giving dhec.
,;ns far SOWING the different kinds of compost and
their app cations to the soil and grains. MI
The subscriber will furnish Guano' poudrette, Pas-
MINI comnost with directions for their use. 5h3-Or.
dnrs ieft at Messrs Wisong s. Ketueweh's Druggist,
Cheanside. Baltimore, will be attended to.
is9I, w. BEAR, Agricultural Chemist.
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CLEARED,
Schr Ann Smith, Wheeler, New York. Rose, Mer-
rill < Dodge.
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MARRIED.

Bay of final hearing, 4th Oct, 1845.
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5-CLEANLISESS OF THE HEAD AND HAIR.
Strange is il that persons who attend strictly 10 per
sona cleanliness baths, &c. should neglect the mead
the ha1T-the most essential-the most exposed
and the most beautiful, when properly cared for, of
all The gifts of the Creator. Perfectly tree may Il be
kept of dandmff or scurf, with certainty that the
hair cannot fall out by the use of the BALM OF co
LUMBlA Prepared by C0mslock Il Co, New York.
Sold al the corner Of Hanover and Baltimore SITS.
Also al the corner Of Baltimore aud Harrison streets,
and No. 81 Thames street Ii
Q3-WE FEEL IT TO BE OUR DUTY, as enron
cers Of what anspres in this little world OF ours, to
notice the great and continued excitement kept up at
the elegantly arranged office Of our friends, Messls.
EMORY & co, No. North Calvert ST. The merry
jingle Of the 'Yellow Jackets AS prize after prize is
cashed by these successful vendors, is enivenng be
ysnd description. Several OF our acquajnmuces-
though in no need Of an of thisWorld's goods
Induced, we presume, ny the widely extended pop
ularly of these gentlemen prize sellers paid them
visit last week, and drew siderable number of
very handsome prizes, which they, in truly phan-
hro pic spirit presented to several Of benevolent
institutions. We notice this matter in justice To this
old established firm, (for certain it is, they have
heved the very pressing necessities of large portion
of community and that our friends, particularly
those in the country, who may choose to invest their
surplus cash in this species OF speculation, may know
where $50 says epOr they will have the best chance
of success Their office is No. North Calvert St,
nearly opposite Bnrnum's City Hotel where the lot
terry business is conducted in all its branches, upon
equal and fair Terms 1t
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-01

WRENCH, SPANISH and GERMAN BOOKS U -Alfere-AlemoIrs de Victor Alfiere ecriis par lui-meme et traduits de Pltaen par Auome de Latour, l vol
 Mime DeStael-Corinne ou l'Ilalie par Mime La Baronne DeStael, nouvele edition, revue ct corri- gee, 2 vols.
 Voltare-Conies, Satires, Ep,tres, Poesies Di- verses, Odes, Stances, Poeses Meees, Traductons ct limitations, par Voltaire, l vol.
 Histoire de Charles XII, Edition Stereotype.
 La Henrade Poem, Edition Stereotype.
 Florian-Estelle Pastorae, par Florian.
 Corneie-Chefs D'Oeuvres de P. Corneille, ols.
 Delphne, par Mime DeStael, nouvele edition.
 LeSage, Historic de Gil Bias de Sautlane, par LeSage, lvol -a
 Estella Pastoral en Prosa Verso, compuesta en Frances DOT el Caba Hero Florian.
 El Ingenloo IIidago Don Quijote de Ia Mancha, neuva edicon, corregido anotada par Don Eugeno
 Historic de Gil Bias de SauteIlana, puI.licada en Frances DOT A. R. LeSage, traducide al CastelIano DOT el Padra Isla. .E.,g. fi Beaumarchais--T Theatre de Beaunarchais, prece. ed dun Notia sur sa vie ct ses ouyrages. par Anger
 LaBruyere-Caracteres de la Bruyere, SuivIs des Cnracteres de Theophrate, traduits de Gree par la Bruyere des notes ct des additions par Schev- eighacuser, I vol.
 LaF Fonta,ue Fables ct Oeuyres dverses de La Fontaine, avec des notes ct une nouvee nota sur vie, par Wrickenaer. -r...
 ontesquieu-Grandeur ct Decadence des Ro. mans, Politlque des Romans. Dialogue de Sya ct D'Eucrate Lysimaqua ct pensees; Lettres persanes et temple de Gnide par Montestluieu. '.'
 Stahls' Nouyee ct Soulas Veriiable Ayentures de Tom Ponce. sa .a. "A e
 Schiller's mmtliche Werke in Einem b,nde, nit eine,n Stahlstich dIe Schlers Statue en Siud,- gsrt Vorsiellend, &c. t5
 Goethe's Samm Iiche Werke in Funf banden, init Verschiden bildern. For sale by
 ssM J. Nj. SUMWALT k CO.,, dec4 Book sellers and Stationers, 96 Dsuphin.st
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sHIGHLYPURIFIED BEARS OIL

GLENN'S HIGHLY PURIFIED BEARS OIL O-WARRANTED GENUINE-This arti. ele, so we'll known and generally used, is so fre- quently initiated by various compounds of no value, that it is very important that the pure article should be obtained, in order that the end for which it is de- signed may be answered. For promoting the growth of the hair on bald places, preventing it from fa"g out, removing the dandruf cleansing the hair, and for general use in dressing it, this oil s held in the highest estimation, it gives to the most stubborn locks sot md glossy appearance, and prevents ii ia great measure from tsrning grsy-n will hs fssnd of sreat service for the hnds of children.
 cali Fer ale sy D. GATES, lee DasPhfN-s
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 FOR SALE, TO LET, Sc.

<zA FOR SALE.-A GREAT BARGAIN sk;s:A That very desirahIe and hghly improved City ProperIy. formerly owned by William De Forrest Holv. The lot fronts Wilkinson street, and cun- tains about six acres, equal g building lots. The house Is hrSe and well 6n,shed. pazza in front and rear, hrge brick kitchen. green and forcing houses heated with hnt waer ncopperpipes together wh all other necessary buildings. The grounds laid out al great expense, carriage drive flower garden and parterre, enclosed with evergreen easina hedge. The lawn is studded with noble live oaks, wild orange and nlhrr foreign plants, grape vines, fig, peach and pear trees, etc.
 To any person wishing to purchase m elegant pri vaie residence, who would like to convert il into a most profitable public garden, opportunity is now offered, the above wIll be sold upon very req sonahe terms. Appyto
 Aug2l l9ItIf JOSEPH KREBS
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V'liE cheapest and best work published in the U. II States-Littell's Living Age, Nos. 5 and 6.
 Received and for sale bg 5. W. ALLEN.
 Opinions of the Press.- Filled with matter of great interest, Mir. Ls skill 'nd experience furnish ample assurance. Again-y his capital collection from the foreign magazines and reviews, filled with choice reading to sun all tastes.--[ Pennsylv
 The selections made vi ith taste and discria- inaton; and the grave s blended with the gay in charming variety. Again-As cheap as il IS agree able. We recommend it the attention of families worthy of the'r patronage, and always well sus- taned.- Boston Transcript. tii q ,s
 It's cheapness places it within the of almost e cry one, while its excellence commends it to every one. .-t Boston Atlas. ~ g..
 One of the cheapest as well as best periodicals Again--This work grows better and better, and we are glad to learn, has large and increasing crcula- Boston Eve. Journal nov30
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VINEAS--160b boxes Imperial and Gunpowder. 6 lbs
 1 50 boxes Young Hyson, lbs each A-s 50 halfchests fne Pouclpne
 ss 20 boxss in ID. papers supsrior soachong 70 sases oannisters of Imperial and Gunpow- dss, fss ah by Ldecsl .JNe. .. RYAN.
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NOTICE-l have opened new Drug Store, ad- l\ joining the corner of Royal and Government streets. This Store under the superintendance of
 MIR. RICHARD G. DILLON.
 a young gentleman who has been with me for more than year past, and in whom the public may place implicit confidence. The Medicines are from my store, 136 DAUPHIN STREET, and MT. Dillon is, in every respect, fully competent to dispense them.
 nov2l fl. GATES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-01

SUBSIDIARIES & BRADY have now for
 C sale the largest and best assortment of new and elegant styles Silks in Mobile, consisting of black Silks of every style and width; superb coloured Silks Of the most fashionable styles and great variety. the whole of which having been purchased for cash will be sold cheap for cash Ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine the goods and prices
 nov25 Iet
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TINHE Contribuonship Insurance Company of the Il city of New-York, was chartered in 1922, with capital of $500 ,0O0 all paid in and well secured by good bonds and mortgages, with surplus snfi- cient meet all ordinary losses, is prepared to in sure Brick and Wooden Buildings, Merchandise and other personal property, together with River risks.
 The subscribers having been appointed Agents for the above Company in Mobile, are prepared to issue Policies ou as favorable terms as any office in the city. HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
 octH0
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DINNEY'S COMPLETE FRENCH MASTER --or new method of learning to read, write and speak the French anguage-by Norman Pinney, A. M., 1 vol. l2 mo.
 The advantages be derived from the use of this work, may, in degree. be gatl cred from the fol- lowing extract from the aulhor's treface, viz
 "The leading peculiarity of this method of learn ing the French language, that il exercises the Stu dent throughout, in the constant practice of sneak ing. The preparation of every lesson for speaking the language, and every recitation is actual versaton in It. These conversations, too, are pro. gressive and systematic They at all nes adapt ed to the present advancement of the learner, and mpart to him, of themselves, a complete knowledge of the Grammar. In this way lie is acquiring at the same time, the words of language, Knowledge of lis principles, and familiarity with its use in ac,u- al conversation" For sale by z JAMES M. SUMWALT & co,
 dec7 Book sellers md Statiuners, 36 Dauphin-st
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FNHE SUBSCRIBER has reopened at his stsre Il Al DAuPHIN ST. and is receiving good as. sortment ol FALL AND WINTER GOODS, COZ. sisting in part of s' 't ho. ltaa
 Black and Plaid Linseys. Blankets, Kerseys,
 Lowell Plains, Red and White Flannels
 Kentucky Jeans, Cloths and Cassimeres
 Brown and Bleached Doinestics, Prints
 Mouselain DeLanes, Cashmeres, Alpaccas
 Lowel land Virginia Osnaburgs, heavy tw,iIsd do Silk, Worsed and Wool Shawls, Hosiery. &c. ALSO-A good assortment of Russett and Kip Brogans, Thick Boots, Wool Hats, &c. nov23if F. STEWART.
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TNSURANCE-TheA Augusta Insurance and Bank Ling Company of Augusta Georgia, continue to take FIRE, MARINE and RIVER risks on tlie most favorable terms.
 Insurance may he had on Frame Brick Build- ings, Merchandise Prodnce, &c. in any part of the city or it's vicinity. l. c. Di BOSE, Agent,
 ocl25 39 Water street.
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YINHE UNDERSIGNED are receiving per rec.a

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED are receiving per recsnt Il arrivals, x N-"
 200 tons Iron we'll assorted; 20 tons rolled do
 10 do Cast, Blister, German and Spring Steel 100 sets Blacksmth's Tools; l6 tons Hollow Ware l50 dog Collins and other Axes l500 kegs best On, Nails; 50 do Spikes with gsa- eral assortment of Foreign and Domestic Hardware Table and Pocket Cutlery, tarpenter's and Tan ner's Tools &c., which they offer for sale ou favorable terms. o. MAZANGE A co.
 nov9 corner of Commerce and Exchsnge-sts.
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G wEsTFELDT & BROTHER oa.e hr

lQ . saIe
 TAGGING AND ROPE-6 6e0 pcs and 800 e.ik, COFFEE-750 bags Rio, Java, and Laguira SEGARS-800 N. Havana of best brands LEAF TOBACCO-20 bales Havana REFINED SUGAR-l00 packages Loaf, Crush-
 ed and Powdered NAILS-l50 kegs Boston OII-200 cases and baskets Sue's a.u WINE-Bluckburn's Maderia.. - poylG
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GNSURANCE-Ths Protection Insurance Com Il pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take Fire, Marine and River risks, on as favorable terms any other office in the City. They will insure raIne brick buildings and lheir contents in Mobile and its vicinity, at the customary rates of premium.
 E. c. CENTER & co.
 a5 Corner of Commerce & Conti sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-01

HEh RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE. - I The subscriber offers his plantation with a thousand acres of hand for sale. IL situated the Alabama river. about 65 miles by land and 10 hours run for n steamboat from Mobile. l25 acres are cleared and 300 under fence good wood yard; a comfortable dwelling al the yard; gin house; barns and negro houses, all framed There can be cleared in one field iOO acres of good swamp and up Iand.- This plantation would suit any Irving in Mobile. There IS healiy summer retreat within 2A miles of the plantation For further particulars. apply 10 G. E. Holt, Mobile [nov4i VIM. WALLER.
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MOTHERS KELIEF-Doctor II. Gates IS the WI agent for the sale of this invaluable medicine in the city of Mobile. He will be constantly supplied with the Genuine Mothers Reiel
 0S- Obserye--None genuine unless signed '.'
 aug l9 G. A. BARTHOIICK C0