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STATE ELECTIONS N9.-TENNEssEE.--The re turns from Tennessee come in very slowly, but what has been received is very favorable. Nearly week since we got by the way of New Orleans d few re- turns from West I ennrssee, showing considerable gain ofthe democratic vote for Governor over that for President in November, when we lost the State by ll3 majority-and showing also gain of menl- Der of Congress in the Memphis district, and seye- ral members Of the Leg,slature. By yesterdays State mai via Huntsville we have received some accounts from Middle Tennessee, also of highly la- vorable character. In Davidson, Foster (whigl has 5S2 majority, in Wilson l2s9, in Rutherford about 200 majority. Brown has 1861 m Lincoln. In Will lI,mson there whig falling off of we believe 2CO to 300 yuies
 Thus far says the Nashville Whig, s'the news is decidedly untavorable to the whigs.'' "Mr Foster has already .aen behind slr. Clay's majority five or s'X hundrel votes,"
 We shall hold breath yet while before we shout, 1 fm the Ies, generation Of he Irchor, State. | lSniAHA.--Ths tang State lms frmly maintains | '! 'Ie position winch she assumed last November, i t h. republican r;'rks. Tue most inporant pol-
 cal issue is the Le.-ta,ure. which elects Senator i, ong ess, ind that is demncruic b, censidera- bI- n'1iotirv. The are democratic mnjorics al- rca, ,certained in hcth Houses and on iomt bal lot lhe majority will be between ten 10 twenty or the members of Co sress, it k alrt ahy as er- liincd that six are democrats aud TWO whiss IL is reported that of the remaining three, two are demo crats and one mhIg. The po!iica division Is the the las Congress. Mir. Wright, (demn) is beaten by Mir. McGaughey, (whg.) Majority about l5U, in district which gase Mr. Clay HOO last fail. Mir. tahcart, (hemo) beats Mir. Sam p!e, (whig) The populA, majority is with tbe de- mccraIs largely. The democrats elected to Congress are Owen, I Smith, Henley, Wick. Davis, Petit ana probably Kennedy and Calhcart. Tine wings, C. B, Smi.h and MCGaughey.
 NORTH CAnoLISA.-in the last Congress the representation fiom North Carolina was five demo. crais and four whigs Sufficient is known of the late eeetlon 10 make il probable that six democrats have been elected and three whgs. Mr. Kay, (de- mol IS reelected. Clark, (demo) is elected To suc- ceed Arlington, (lemo.) DobLin, (demo) succeeds Saunders, tdemo) Reid (deno) is re eIected- Daniel, (dea'o) is reelected. and Riggs, (demo) succeeds Rayner, (~hig In the Sails bury district the contest is close between Fisher (demo) and Barrnger, (whig) the late member. In the remain ing two dist jets there is no democratic opposition 10 the whig candidates
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moi heard hs stnry and ne Il prepared say how guilty he is, whether al all The charges against him ofa serious caracier, and the popular feel ing is very highly excited against him.''
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WHIGGERYIN MIssIssIPPI.-From all accounts the late whg convention in Mississippi was a most extraordinary meeting. George s. Yerger, Esq.,. one of the first men of the party, pronounced the proceedings dsgracefnl; and the Free Trader says:
 "Upon the recommendation of our fellow citizen, Col. A. L. Bingaman, as a candidate for Congress, Mir. Chiffon Of vicksburg. pronounced one of the most bitter rhlpcs against him, that II is possible to conceive of, disparaging him in every possible manner-morally, politically and intellectually; and what was most strange. no one among the delegates so many battles and died many deaths for his par- ty; and one being called upon to reply to Mir. C., admitted, we learn, that the attack was just. We'll, may Col. B. exclalm. save me from my frends.'- The convention broke up in d row. without request ing he proceedings to be s,ened by ihe officers or puhlised
 sour opinion is that this ticket of ihe uhig con- venlion will not receive the majority of votes in single county in ihr State ''
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Per steamboat Partition i'm New Orears-G Wcs,h-ldt & Bro, O'Rehly < cn; " hlng, ] II tuber W Ca- VGttil SIyrs lI CD, PerrynHn x Son.
 Per steamboat j l. DH, tr0uI New -OrOans-Wil=un & May, Wright G CuhuRsham.
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fagc; Company A, Capt. Buchanan; Company E, Capt Alders; Company G, Capt. Mnrrison, and Company F, 3d Artillery, and all waiting orders. comran, H, Capt. MofriS was aI Shell Bank, where the siuIes werr landing,
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NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashor-s les rice, l09 bbs flour, 10 kes ard 21 bhls poatoes do eggs, cks bacon, kgs shot, g bxs sundries,
 NEW-oRLEANS-rer steamboat J L Day-5 bb!s lard
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CHARLESTON, Aug l6 6-Cottnh-Ihe narAft tar up land Cotton since las rnnIlIuos to De very dull. Buyers .ppear 10 have entirely Geserteh the 4riiu. The accounts by Ibe Grca Brran, whieh were received en Thursday last, did not podu the slightest tsr upon the market ell.s hpve uinie piti lgh con. cessien in favor hu, We ontinue qBoi nominal. s1ie7 the weak Hmonnt 10 l2,6 bai's, foows-l7 al f2 al < 3Jg aIi Z7 Ht snd 70 nt Be- per 10. ceipts for lhc werk l293 bairs. In Island have anly heard t 2o bales (stained) wtch brougft from To lpc
 Frright, EnsH1emrnts have heen made Niih ves- sel ln Liverpool, nt B.. iar square bs ri for HHgre-one Il HAd the other 5e. square ts' To Newfork We qHote square lagS uul iut hlite 3Jc per loo bs. To Bo-ton ljc. Jo We l=au hal. Owlhg 10 the scarcity Ot vessels coastWse hllcnt engagements have been nade Tor Ar!yt ht the Abeye
 -FoRK, Aug l3-Cottnn-The market here bhturda} and Monday very lull only few huudred hhlss having changed han1s each ayi yesterday there WIS more inquiry, and sales made Of ahuut 1900 hales m prices, we have partcuar chungr lo unce though II may still be observed. the, rather favour Of the bpyer. The 2l50 hnle4, hls
 Upiund and FinrdH Mohiie aGd \. 0
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From lllr N.O Jefferso,ian.

JEREaIAH AusTtLi .--tiEN. SAM DALE The democrats of M abir have elected Mir Ausill Ia the legislature. He is all intelligent merchant, and d veteran of the last war, who was eng ged in the mos, desperate fight that ever took place in this cpunlrJ The announcement 3l his election recalls tn mind UGunent which We procured some years since hom Tusca loosa, and letter written by us for the Natchez Free Trader. They both refer 10 matters of history, and may he lpund Interestina.- Perhaps uf our volunteers may lave just such a 6gr with the Mexica.s, on the broad waters of the Ri, Gr,ndn
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he hrrIYals have been 32lO bales.

lBT THE GREAT BRITAIN AT NEw-yonK
 HAvRE, July 23--Cotton-The adsires hv the steamer or Isl inst produced increased activity the snes ed on that day nearly baes al an advance of 0t5-lIhs anVance IL will be Tecnilecled. brought by the Cambria, and published by usland the demand continuing spirited the two ioow ones, they Gur- ther rose IT, thus showing improvement orf3at on former prices in the latter Of the week. however owing 10 the high preten,ons of huders and the limited quantity brought forward, there rather less brisk ness but since the opening Of the present one symp Of animation have again begun manifest themselves and specularors have once more taken the lead. The weather has now become much more propitious, and thete being general conviction prevH that stock ia not likely 10 have any important accession 10 il, by the shipments that may he forthcoming the end Of the season, there seems 10 be sufficient grOdns 10 warrant the feeling of confidence that has hitherto predominhed The sales 7122 bales New Orleans at L5sMf54 5403 Mobile c55Df 70; 63s3 Upland, 59t75-iogeher l9506 bales Stock, 645, 1000 bales n which 6a GOO United 200 U. s.
 July 24.-Cotton has reapsed into very dull state Yesterday the sales but 800 bales nad today the same,
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GREAT BRiTAIN-The subscriber having the W plan of the Cabins of the steamships GREAT BRIT AIN and GREAT WESTERN, can secure passages iA either of these ships 10 Liverpool. specific berth cannot be secured, but the best dlsen- gaged is guaranteed the receipt of advice at New York
 tJs- Letters will be received at the office of the undersigned until 1 ofll o'clock this morning, to Ihe departure ol the Great Britain on the Soth instant
 aup21 D. WHEELER, 2s St Mcl,al street. A CARO-Upun reflection, am induced to be- "A lieve that have spoken wron2iuly of the Mo' blle Gas Company and its Officers; nor do think that the said Company, either, or any of It's oh cers have ever done me an intentional wrong or m jury. And if at any time have stated otherwise ! retract the expressions and am trn'y sorry that uttered them. iSigned) JAS. WlLStlN.
 MOBILE, Aug. 19- ls45. aug2l 19lu NOrICE-Wanted on the public works at the lN Navy Yard. Pensacola, lorida:
 Five Siune Cutters
 Three House Painters
 Twenty able bodied Laborers.
 Application to be made to the C0mnandant o' the Navy Yad.
 NAVY YARD, Pensacola. Aug l6 isl5'
 aug2l 19law MTANTED IMMEDIATELY--A good cook, W washer and ironer. Apply corner St Emanuel and Government streets.
 aug2I l9I Nj. A. WARD. YpACON and PORK-2O casks Sides and Shoul- aD ders, 50 bbls Mess Pork. Received and fur aug2l sale by BARRON, MEAD co. SALT-For sale in bencIed sacks by S aug9l JOHN GIBSON. PUM-2O bbs New England, m store aud fo' hl sng2l snle by BEERS SMITH. N lME-2OO bbIs Philadelphia, in store and fol IA aug2l sale by BEERS & SMITH. N 0SllEN BUTTFk-Of hest quality, for sale M aug2l b, J. o'REll.LY co: | ARD-Pure Leaf, jus. received and for sale by 1L aue2l J. O'REII.LY x co. DEARL STAF CH-In l2 ID boxes. free from A the impurities of common starch. For sale b, aus2l JOHN O'REILLY co. NEW FLOUR-St. Louis of best family brands, W in whol, and half bbls, for sale by
 aus2l JOHN O'RElLLY g co. ACKEREL-No in half bbIs and kuis, for WI sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 aug2i Gr"cers, 5s Dnuphin street GALMON-In halihbs and kilts, for sale by S WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 aug2l Grocers, 5S Dauphin street E IME-l50o casks best Stone Lime, landing Llrom hrig Thos P. Hart, for sale low from the wAarfby. [sug2ll H. RIVERS co. ID DAiSINS-In whole, hafa quarter boxes, in augal @ a1'' rate ''' joiN ie' iS' o'RElLLy & co. DICE-A superior article, in store and for sale AC by WRIGHT q CUNNINGHAM,
 aug2I 58 Dauphin street HIRE BRICKS-.A good supply of Pensacola N Fire Bricks of superior quality, constantly on hand, and for sale very low by .t. aug2l J. H. RIVERS co. CHEESE-2O boxes prime English Dairy, in V slore and for sal ie by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 aug2l Grocers, 58 DauphIn street
 SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATEs,(
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TIE COTTON CRoP.-EXtract of a letter received by a merchant in Savannah, dated Griffin, Geo. August l2th "We had on Sunday last refreshing shower the first m four weeks but nm Of opinion is too late to help Cotton lt there had been good crop made this son. should have anticipated increase in The receipts al this place-but is there chance for it, less il continues dry during the fall and early part of the winter"
 From another letter dated a Athens, Geo. llth Aug, we extract the following; -"Msjor H. (ot Mississpni,) thinks there will be average crop of Cotton made this year in Mississippi and Alabama. Mir. s. (of Augusta who has been through several countless thinks there will be falling of in In this part ol Georgia the crops very inferior and the average he than hafcrops The general result is mol however affected by one section of country. letter from Col P states that part of his crop better than usual have not heard any satisfactory accounts from South western Georga or Southeastern Alabama There are contradictory statements about the prospect in Middle Alabama Upper Mississippi and Tennessee"
 A respectable planter from the county of Burke, who has been travelling through several of the middle counte, m the direction of the Indian Springs" and who this city few days since remarked "tha the crops far his observation extended good and that ther would be corn enough made il used with economy. H. also stated that his own crop in Burke was fair"
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MARINE NEWS.

Port oG MoIiIe--Auguss ;el, Is15.
 1hFtiV ..i5. Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, iln New Orleans. Steamboat l. Day, Reynolds. i'm New Orleens.
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D. sUMnsR ARRANGrNEET.--Publi oays, fues,las Thurs !aY aah Satarday.
 To insure Grumpt i1seliiun, advertisements must be hlnaad m l., Go'cook ip the e,ening.
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ADAMS, WHARF, Selma, Ala.

ADAMS WHARF, Selma, Ala.
 INHE subscriber begs leave announce to his \ friends and the public generally, that he has lablishcd new WHARF for receiving Goods, tkc the end of Bow street, just below the Ferry land- ing. Having heretofore received liberal share of patronage, (for which he feels thankiuD he hopes and expects a continuance of the same.
 He will at all times be enabled 10 engage wagons to forward merchandise received by and stored with him, into the interior, whenever he may receive or. ders SO 10 do. iap26 l26cmol JAMES ADAMS.
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MOBILE PUBLIC BATHS.

TENHE subscriber informs the public that thIs estA.
 bllshnent is now completed and ready at all times to furnish HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS. The large and airy, and every pains will be taken 10 keep the baths clean and in good oT der Cold and Warm Baths, each. ....... .25 cts
 Shower Bath. ..........". .........40
 N5-Entramce on the north side of Cont. street. between Royal and St Emanuel streets.
 jy24Kmo* E. ). SPENCER.
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D E NTIs T R Y

ID 10 N T 5 V K . nR. LEES NERVlNE will give immediate re a) lief to ihe most acute TooTH AcHE, wbne it proceeds from exposed h will also en- lirelv destroy the that the tooth may be plugged and again become useful, without any pain whatever. The Nervine is perfectly free from every ,nng injurious to the organization of the tooth or ,I,. i,,.iI .Iir
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Rich's Improved PRtsnt sa ma nder safes. flNHE. unaersgned purchased of A. $. Marvin, \ No. 1881 Water street. one Of Rch's Improved Patent Sala'nander Safes, of the SS20O size, which was in our store, No. 54 Exchange Place. The store was entirely consumed the great confagra. ton on the morning of the 18th instant.
 The safe was taken from the ruins 5S hours after, and on opening il the books and papers were found entirely unnured by fire, and only slightly wet-the leather on some of the hooks was parclied bs the extreme heat. (Signed)
 RICHARD g CRONKHITE, 8 Pine st.
 New York, 2lsi July, ls45.
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Certificates of it's efficacy, from some of the respectable citizens, may be seen 9, the OFFICE southeast of Royal and Dauphn.s,reets, over tiregory's Exchange, entrance un Royal-st.
 UJEvery operation in Dental Surgery performed upon the latest improved principles and warranted 10 last. mh2l 94tf
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New and Fashionnbie Clothing.

TVENRY x STODDART corner of Water ano \ \ Cont streets. have now on hand the largest and mos, valuable assortment of Gents Clolhiag the, have vet offered in the city of Mobile; 10 which they invite the attention of their friends and the pubic
 Their stock comprises, Exra and superfne French and English Cloth Dress and Frock Coats English Pilot and Beaver Cloth Over and rock do; Bu,i- ness and Hunting Coats of Scotch Tweed and d variety ofnew fabrics, as well Sainets, Kentucky Jeans, &c &c.
 Panalonns and Vests, in great variety and of ihe most fashionable styles.
 Scotch LaIabs Wool Shirts and Drawers
 Linen and Camhric Shirts of newest styles
 Beaver and Silk Hats, together with every article suitable for gentlem-n's
 A great portion of the material used in lheir Clothing Manuiaclory in New-York, Is selected in England ani Frarceby of ihe partners from the celebrated manuf,c ,cores, tht ihe public Ra, rely on obtain ing the hest of Cloihing al the lowesr prices.
 N. B III. & $ would particularly call ihe atien- lon of their friends and the public the article al Fashionable Black Dress and Fro, Coats made from Bioey & Files celebrated extra superhne Belgium Cloths, superior fnis aad warranted fast colurs
 5eOns p,ice only and for cash decl7
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INHE TRIcOPHERoUs, or PArEEr MEpIc 4

Il TED ComrouND,-Is now acknowledged by thousands, who use daily, to be the only remtdy 10 prepent baidaess, and the Hair that has fnllen of or becose th,ni 10 pretemt grey hau; to and remove every appearance of Scurf and Dandriff from the hair, and 10 keept in ile most heay soft, and glossy state, yet free from all oily and greasy appearance, for sale by I.gt{fs R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists, E
 jan3 corner Water and St Francis-sts.
 n UIRK'S CASSADA OIL-Fm preserving Vnk and beautifying the Hair, recommended on the basis of truth and experience, as noursler of the hair, and promoter of it's growth, at the same time rendering it irnscendantly beautiful. The Cassada ,Oil affords nour,shment for the hair than any other article ever discovered. and by coninunnce of ils it never fails to strengthen the weakes
 hair. supply of this superior article just received and for sale by HAVlLAND, CLARK, X CO., I7
 jan8 45 and 47 Water-st.
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rLENN'S HIGHLY PURIFIED BEARS OIL

Gle, so well known and generally used, is so fre- quenly initiated by various compounds of no value, mat II Is very important that the pure article should be "'aned, in order that ihe end for which it is de- signed may be answered.. For promoting the growth Of the hair on bald places, preventing il from fIag out renewing the dandruf, cleansing the hair, and for general use in dressing i, his oil is held in tie highest estimation, it gives to the most stub,orn locks soft and glossy appearance, and prevents it in grsat measare from turning gray--t will be fssnd of greui service for The hsads of children.
 dssR Fer sale by il. aATEs, le5 pauphin.st
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Certificate of Mr. Robert Holmes.

This is to to certify, that Have used lr. Consan- tines Anti Bilious and Ague pills. have found them to be the best medicine in diseases that nave ever used In bilious any other case where caomel isgenealIy used mucl'prefer these pills to calomel or any other medicine; the cures are more speedy ,and no had effects resulting from them have been acquainted with Dr. Constantine's mode oftreat- ing levers and various other diseases, wch surplus
 ses any in my knowledge, therefore have no hesiin- ton in recommending these pills 10 all the aiciedas a safe and effectual remedy. ROBERT HOLMES. ln
 To be had of 1. c. DyBOSE & CO.,, Druggists,
 je24 m " a, +si ,s 39 Water street. Mobile.'
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TNliE cheapest and best work published in the u
 II States7-Littell's Living Age, Nos. and G.. !,

Received and for sale by $. W, ALLEN. { b Opinions ef the Press.-Fied with matter of great interest, Mir L's skill and experience furnish ample assurance. Agaia-fhis capital collection from the foreiga magazines and reviews, filled with choice reading to suIt all tastes.-[ Pennsyl " The selections ate made h taste and discriia- ination; and the grave is blended with the gay in charming variety. Again-As cheap as il IS agree. able. We recommend it to the attention of families as worthy of helr paironaye, and always well sus- tained.-r Boston Transcript, ,l nd l...5 .5.,
 It's cheapness, places il within the means of almost e cry one, while its excellence comments il to every one.-[ Boston Atlas. fn H' 't'''*'i .'
 One of the cheapest as well us best periodicals Again--This work grows better and better. aud we are glad t learn, has large and increasing circns- lion. Il Boston Eve. Journal. ,5f,,l noy30 A LPACCA LUSTRES, Silk Warp A ipaccas }' A Orleans Lusires, Cnmel leon do --- -
 Striped and plain Lemendrias 's ai- eN ~
 Black and blue black Lustres. Received and for sale low for cash by
 ian7 DANIELS BRADY.
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SILKS-DANIELS & BRADY have now for o sale the largest and best assortment of new and elegant styles Silks in Mobile, consisting of black Silks of every s,yleand width; superb coloi,red 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 H
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RRANDIES-IOA half pipes A. Seigne,e Brandy D half pipes Hennesseyi Brandy, pale and dask 'e ar do d., do do . under Custom House lock, enilled to idebeniure and for sale al importers prices, Apply to .-i..ls s-
 jana r,. Al E, C. CENTER &1 CO.,. tc on the wharf oppnsitc Campbell. Owen < Co,, ex schr. Diaden from Weeks island-r| eNtaN'
 l20 hhds Sugar, sU bbls Molassts, for sale by
 janll WA. HALL, 60 Cemmerse-st.
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VTHE CHARLESTON BOOK-for sale by l J. NJ. SUMWALT & co. ,s77l


 uBookselleIs and Stationers. 36 Dauphin-st. | The Charleston Book: a miscellany in prose aiit verse, in one handsome 12mo. volume. The. talk "f contents reveal the contributions of the most gift ed sons and daughters of Carolina; and the genera approximation of the press, wherever this book has be come known, furnishes additional inducements to give it d place in every library. " r janl0 c UGAR AND M MOLASSES Daily expected per 0 schooner Diadem from Weeks lsIand, La 120 hhds Sugsr. choice article and 30 bi,s Moasses, which will be sold low when landing by H g@17. r t..i..f VIM HALL, 69 Commercc-st. Also, in Warehouse-250 hhds Sugar, fair to choice POO bbls MoIasses, for sale low as above.
 ian6 70 ails li aaa 'i.iT .i ,41iHi FVi -- F. TvUSCANY OLIVE OIL--MOSELY S Il TUCKER, Druggists, have just received 6 jars lorig'nal packages) pure Olive Oil, being the best article for table brought to the city For sale n a',an..ies to suit purchasers. decsi nYE STUFFS--2O bbIs Coperas; 6ldo Mad D der; 800 lbs Indigo; bbls Chip I.ogwoods 2 do Camwood, just received and for sale by lttJt .3 r. HAvlLAND, CLARKE & Coz
 ian7 45 and 47 Water-st MARkING INK-For marking Cation Bales, M warranted as good as any III market, at sS per
 R. L. WATKINS & CO.,, Druggists, ri jan3 ,1 cprner Water and St Franeis-sis,. NOAL onIhe wIiarf--l0O hhds Peach Orchard, O broken and screened, landing and for sale at
 
 rstely - E. c. CENTER & CO, |, jan3 t corner Of Conti and Conmerce-sts ' CHIRTS AND DRAWERS-A full assortment S of Merino. and Cotton Vel Shirts and Drawers. Also, fine muslin Shirts With hnen Bosons and Col hrs for sale by the dozen al manufacturers prices z jan6 R, w, ANDREWS & co 8 St Michael-st IRISH POTATOES SCOTCH HERRINGS., Il 500 hampers Irish Potatoes Slsr. bO kits Scotch Herrings -landing from ship Dumfr,esshUe from Belfast and for sale by "N
 dee23 JAMES MAGEE 6 co. 66 Commerce-st IT INSEED OIL--5OO gallons LinseedI IOil, just Al received and for sale byl lot Aiai
 ,-, R, L. WATKlNS& & CO.,, Druggists, D.
 janl lfrlns corner Water and St Frapcis-ss c EED-l00 boxes fresh Garden Seed, assorted, ID just received and fur sale by !, Zen ,,, .f q R. L. WATKINS & co. Druggists,
 anl iih corner Water and St Francis-sts 1T ONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE A< For sale in quarts and pins by -ist 70 3--.' I kl .HHo JOHN OsRElLLY & co, gtaE| jan4 north east corner Conii and Waler-sis.r e ILK FRINGES-lA small lot ofs land I | inch S black and colpred. received on cpnssamea, and Jan R. W. ANDREWS co. 8 s, Mie,aeI-., DECTORAL SYRUP-A sovereign remedy for II Coughs. Cold-, Hosrs.ness, Sore Throat. &c., prep- red and sold nv ,tesaa~4 id1sqa vsoi eit jaas T. wALStl, Druggist. ss Ro, ,al.ree.t { ISIC MIC, GLOVES AND MITTs-APiain and E buge trimmed. Also, few dozen India Rub- s,aSs asW. ANDREWS & CO.,. g s, Michssls, ~ ORN--400 bags p, lme, landing and for sale by " jan0 MARSHALL, ROWE & Co.