Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-10
ARCADE REsTAURAT.

N HOME has the pleasure ts announce to his old
 Zs friends and patrons, and the public th2i having returned to the city, he has again established hipsed in the Restaurant line and w,ll he most happily ts ad- minister to the wants and confnrts of sll io may honor him with their support Ht asaiis 'hnself sf the occasion to return thanks for the liberal encenr
 agement received during the last four years, which
 It has alike been his ide and pleasure 10 cater tor the Mobile public. '5 '' 3
 His present establishment IS over the ARcADE Building, having entrance from both St. Michae and Planters streets The rooms are pleasant and airy, and have been handsomely fitted up, and the entire arrangements made al considerable expense. Furniture, kitchen utensils, etc., all new. - Z.~
 Being provided with superior cooks and attentive walters, and having had long experienre hinssM ln the husiness, he pledges himself that his House shall not he surpassed by any similar establishment or Hotel in the city. ' '"tH .,e e '~ '.'.-' 'i
 0ct-The Restaurat is open at all hours from AM. to l2 o'clock, PM Breakfast, from te l07-Din-, ner from to 4. and Supper frsm 6 to o'clock.
 Do- h accordance wifhih general epression, the terms for board at the Arcade Restauraf, have been reduced 10 the following: DO fftfHcJaJFA. 2. Board, meal per day. .....s..i...&l &l2 per month
 Do 20 do e7 ..- ........$d do '-'S
 Do do do ....... .... $1S do 'f st r ou-The table always supplied with desert. frui,, etc. Wines an extra charge: Niubils, Dec. sl. . SUPERIOR WINFS--WILLiAMa NJ BON 0 MIN, Agent for Messrs s. Stock & Co.,, Wine |. Merchants of Paris. and successor the la,e Domk Lynch of New-York, having jn" returned from FranCe. oilers Tor sale the following ines of his own direct importation, vix; y3oo'f . ssas
 Brame Cantenac, le40) .t fita.,ofs d, ..,s
 do do 1888 .... .,e ,...ah ..,,..s
 Grand Yin Leosille ls8s cases o' aozen Do'''es W
 Chateau 'a6t,e ls40 nsl .N54a D .;ss- Superior Golden Sherry, cases three dexes battle do b MseIle Wine, do one sli iie bna dsasn
 St Julien. Ssuierne, Medae, and sqper6se Cog 2 mac Brandy in casks ---- Y. - / ie =,
 W. w. B. also offers any quantity of 8. Stock < Co.'S hrand the s.Cordon Bh,cs iC,hsnnaenc. which owing ,o it's suIer,ority, has become Ksvofits Wine throughout the Uniied States, and takesthta epof-
 onity ofinforming ihe public that spurious article has been manufactured tbearng the same brsna,) in France for the markets of ,he Union. None is gen. uine except t bears the annexed s:anp on the re- sIective corks: As ' fT7" iH fi4 lsA ih" F''i{sl
 The only direc, importers in the United Slater sfr Messrs. Barclay & Iivingson at New York, and the. undersigned M in ,his city. Apply to .s,...s ho or to JAMES MAGEE < CO, Mobile. :. 7 F eb25 74Mmo' 1 iS ,,4s ts NNHE FRENCH LANGUAGE sicns.A. Gspr. 4
 TROY is now ready to organize cIasses in , French. after new system of his nwn. and alsS 7 partly affer the Robertsonian system. Fol terms = Sc..apply to Godefroy at his recitation rSon, ss Conii street, No 2l. from 10 o'clock AM iili rM. Ladies will be punctualy to their respect. tive residences. it . ''r 7" 'i a"' lil'9: tsNl P
 N. B.-Mons a. from his long experience is able to teach learners fron any French system whateser and vii always endeavor suit tho tas,e of his nu- pills His zeal and WnremitIed attention, he hopes will secure for him share offormer patronage,
 Mons. A. Cor EFRoY, a French gentleman now . residing in Mobile. engaged during the hast ys~r in giving instruction in his native language, 10 csss o young ladies' in the city of TuscaIoosa. Being ne of his patrons theres became acqssiased with his method of instruction and witnessed the rapid pry- gress mada hy his pnpiIs ,aka pleasae in statisK of Mr Gntetroy'r method Gin part devised hyy ybis- sell hu ii is superior to any other have. eyev-. known used His diligence in attending is tAr in, s. s,r'cton of his scholars and his unwearied zeslt M communicate knowledge ofthe language he prs.,, !, fesses to teach, seseryes the highest conmeiation
 nlhl0 s5cmo :. THOMAs D. KING. .5i DROPOSALS will he received al Mount Verncs q Arsenal until the aist May, for iuiIdinr hnr s at Fort Stoddard, which is tn be 1e5 feet long. 4O feet wide from the commencementto 10 the dsinnce of 30 feet the remainder e 20 feet wide to be suv. ported by piles. For further particulars, sprIy M the undersigned this ost '' 7sf T. " sfs'7 ie
 Proposals will he received unii the Slst of Ma for furnishing 1000 hard bricks. to be del,,e,.a either al the Mobile wharf or Cedar Cse,k h, d;.s
 ap2s '97ur ,., Lien,-e,n. % aaHS af ord;.s... :. ~ UNs and MILITARY tiOODS-A fra, rase is |. M assortment on hand or double barrei (s.,. c'r birding and deer huntlne-ihe best in the c;a, md It lower pr'c's Also. 6pe Rifles, from A26 io sSO sach. Aro n good assortment of Military t;ods ii ,l every description, for sale low prices TT T B q n,y6 JAMES coNNING, i2 Dsnph,rE., etH, packets esaps brand. ,n,. .t and quarts 10 hsskets Bochsr ct Fiis Cham. IT CLAEEr-25 eases fine, case s,,eiuwe,n a, .. T q ow to close consignmenls by rsina w, laf my5 F. q. cRNyrp s ~,,
 H-l0c asks sperm. ofa gnad auich.- Gr sal..
 "l' low by 5 &t JONES,