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Per steamboat James l. Day from New-Orleans- J Masirrsnui W McCoy Johnson; $ & Jones; Mallory, Ross X blockeri N Nnrng X e0 Donaid X MArshall 5 McLelland; Goldsmith < IiHberi O'Rely & eos Spueri LangdUn x Greene; Sanford X Wilson.
 Per steamboat Agnes from New Orleans ID Eagerly; Calvert; c Westirldt & Iroi C Keith; E Pomeroyi Center & COS Smith, Dabney x co;C Ferguson.
 Per steamboat Montrzuma from New -Orleans-C c Hazard C krith Rowland X COS l. Weeks; Dorrance Slanatdi Ware X Chesbraugh; CHmpbe Owen co; Faoe X eos Wilson & May; Wood; Jos Chapi- berlan; ORtilly X co; Iittle; A Gilbert X Bro,
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We have no doubt but what we shall be doing a good turn for quite a number of persons, Ly in- forming them in season where they may find lots of nice things for the holidays, in the shape of pre- serves, ieles, jam, fruits, syrups and many other like notions. These articles are all of recent inn ,ration, fresh and sweet. put up in London, Pars and Boston, in the best style and of the very best quality. Call and judge for yourselves J. O'Rel- ly &- Co.'S, corner of Cont and Water -st.
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McNuty, late Clerk of tbe House of Representa- tives, who was reported to have escaped in Ohio from his bail and Sheriff, has arrived in Washing ton. his own hook, 10 be present al his iria be fore the Court ofthis District He says he would not come upon eomPaision, but willing to cone d freeman.
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D5- We have been requested to state that Spad- ing's North American Equestrian Company will make their first exhibition in this city, on Monday evening next. The Company is said to be a very full and efficient one and the performances, we are told, will present than the usual attraction and variety. Particulars in advei tisement.
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69- The Franklin Society Reading Room open daily From 8 o'clock AM lo 10 o'clock PM, in lhe Hall of the Socety Sl Joseph street, opposite the Public Square.
 Subscription ss6 per annurn. payable in advance.
 deciS IS
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c UNDRIES-25 bbs Onlons ft4 0 90 bbls Irish Potatoes, 50 bexes Figs
 20 half bbls Mackere No. iai
 30 do de dc No. 8 large l2 jars Anchovy Paste ' -E
 IF boxes preserved Lobsters
 >25 kius pickled la. do ..l. In store and for sale by ,U| dccl9 HAYDEN LEE, g Com. and Fron,-sts HARDEN SEEDS-We have just received fly M the late arrivals. faIl and complete assort- nent of Garden Seeds, warranted fresh, of this years growth, part of which are s, Early Refuge Bean, Marrowiat Peas
 Earys siohawk, Early Washington Pea
 Early Valentine, China Dwarf i Cranberry Pole Bean, Cabbage. Beets
 Carrots, Spinach, Furn,ss, Radish, Lettuce
 Agricultural Scarlet Runner. Lima Pole Bean
 k, NORTH CO. Apothecares' Hall, dec19 and corner Govt. and RoyaIsts
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Extract ofa letter from an American citizen to the editor of the Baltimore Patrioi:

the editor of the Baltimore Patriot:
 CALIFoRNIA.-The territory of California is to be of great interest. IL has most decious cll- mate and fertile soil. You are aware lhai passed some time among the Rancheros last year, and they are the most interesting branches of the Spanish American races. and would go far to show the decid ed influence of climate upon character. The Cahfor- nians are handsome Tn figure and feature, with sprigbtly, intelligent countenances, cheerful, happy and amable dispositions, always ready for froic; their tempers puck and energetic. They are. however, under the influence of double jealousy i; the first and greater, that of the Mexcans, whom, as you have seen they have, as Governors, expelled the country. Indeed. from the remote situation of the territory, in relation to the government of Mex
 co, it has but nominal attachment. The next jea- lousy is of settlers and Is chiefly based upon idea of the great ferocity of this peope, and IS mo- difed by admiration for our country. They make distinction between those settlers who come over the mountain ins and those who come round ihe HorH- dreading the former, liking the latter. In the mean time, our people, like sure heavy and sulen tide, overfowing the county. Among them, can almost imagine myself in Indiana Most of ihe peo- pie who first enter Oregon eventually fall down into California. As an evidence of the imperceptible man ner n winch they came in, an immigrant couple were married short time since at our Consur's in Monterey, and the house was filled with tall gaunt back-woodsuen. The nexi day, the Governor sem, to inquire where many foreigners had come from
 in the meantime they had all dispersed, and the Con- sul himself could not tell whence they had come, nor whilher they had gone.
 Ton must not suppose that l, more than yourself, advocate the principle of territorial aggression.- Yet, believing io, that the contests of he world are hereafter to he, not much belween individual interests as between great principles influencing the wel-being of m,n a, large: and that the great con test going on, is between the democratic tnot in party sense) and mpnrchica principles, the latter having nearly fulfilled their purposes in the educa- tion of mank ind, think that can foresee in the n- evabe destiny of this territory, of the most ef fcent foriresses from which new and liberal io combat old and despoiic institutions. C,rcumstan- ces known me here. assure me that Grent Britain, the watch dog of despolism, sees the same thing, and is ready to every energy 10 impede such a result II the view present is correct, it would indicate policy Tn case ol begerent relations.
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TAsss's WIsH.--Tosso being told that he had an opportunity of taking advantage of a very bitter enemy-"I wish not to punder him" said he; .sbut there are things which wish to take from him not his honor, his wealth, hor his life, bxt his ii tviH." .f
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BoULLEMET has received lot of the new South novel, "'rhe Knights of the Golden Horseshoe, which we noticed day or two ago. lf~ell merits to be purcha, ed and read.
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LIvERPOoI.-Per ship ArabeIIa-2344 bales cotton. NEW-fORK-Psr bark Reiorm-654 bsies cotton, n,l IS bxs glnss, &c
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Mir GRANT, the indefa,igabe ageut of the New York Tropic. is now.in this city his annual visit for collecting subscribers, &c. for that parer.
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The eastern mail failed yesterday entirely from beyond Montgomery.
 We are consequently without euers or papers.
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SALT-Liyerpool coarse Sal, in bleached sacks. <. 0 constantly on hand and for sale in the Bay or on the wharf at the lowest market prices by
 decl9 2. CENTER < co.
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COLLEcToR's OFFIck,1


 c FAILED proposals will be received al this office S until 1sl January next. for furnishing the United States Marine Hospital at Mobile, with ProyisJons, Groceries. etc for the year ls46 Lists of the art. clas requi, ed can be seen at the Custom House. dec9 Sttiils JAS. E. SAUNDERS. Collector.
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AGENCY MUTUAL SAFETY INs. Go.
 Mobile 18th Dec I9i6

| Ul AGENCY MUTUAL SAFETY IEs. Co. s a Mobile, 18th Dec. 1915. ] FEHE financial year of thls ComVany beg ns this 1 day, and parties doing business with it from this daie, do not share in any way in the disasters of the past year; this, with reliable asses of up- wards of Jour hundred and ffy thousand dollars. pledged for future losses and the exemption from all personal responsi sibity to those doing business will, the Company, it Is thought. will warrant a continuance and an increase of the patronage the Company now receives at ihis place. Wr1he net profits or this company, instead of be- ing paid to stockholders are divided annually among | those who pay the premiums, proportion to SO much of the amount pald by each, as shall be earned | on the 18th December of each year. lois ri The premiums charged, conditions of insurance, and general mode of transactns business, are pre- cisely similar to those of the most approved stock companies.q stl,i DEB r,r,. , -I,. ..,sa [ 0crAppicalions for FIRE, RIVER and MA RINE INSURANCE will be promptly acted on by the under signed, agent for the company, at the office of the agency, corner of St Frances and Royal streets ui, stairs.8, Idccl9l mn. ROBERT S. BUNKER. CtASHMERES AND MoUSELIN D'LAINES O---At reduced prces.---In order to nuke room for our Spr,ng supply of Goods we will sell of our present stock of Cashmeres and Mousslin de Laines at the following prices tlt atgt Mouselin de Laines that we have been selling at bts will now sell al 3 bius per yard.
 Monselin de Laines that we have been selling at 6 bitts we will now sell af bitts.
 .MVuselin ue t.anes worth one dollar at 70 cents.
 Cashmeres worth 624 at 374 cents A,
 ai do r do 75 at 50 do tia th
 do do 100 ai 75 do
 do do l25 al 100 do
 The attention ofpurchasers is requested to the above prices. "l
 deel0 DANIELS & BRADY NEW PUBLICATIONS -Fremonl's Narrative of the Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Mountains in the year 1912, and 10 Oregon and North California in lS4J4. tHAd
 Oilendorf's German Grammar and Key; new American edition. .1 ve--N
 The Book of Good Examples. by John Frost, with illustrations. 'S
 Appleton's Literary Miscellany, containing a
 The Betrolhedj by Allessah,iro Manzoni.
 Gertrude; by the author or"Amy Herbert"
 Carly iyle's Life of Friedrich Schiller, "a
 The above together with a large assortment of miscellaneous books, just received and for sale by .@ .g. tn 1lela if SUMWALT q TEST,
 decl9 Booksellers and Slationers 36 Dauphin.st NOTlCE-The person who borrowed volume Ist lNof Ores Dictionary of Arts, will please retsrn it and olige the subscriber al 2S Dauphin street, where can be found large collection af Law. Medi- cnl, Standard, Miscellaneous and School Books for sale It very low prices. tdeclSl s ". ALLEN. ID P1CE-- lGJ casks new, for sale by W N decfs G. WESTFELDT A BRO. Gt OFFEE--s0O sacks Rio, for sale by z ta V decIS c. WESTFELDT & BRO. 'r GRAPES-50 kegs fresh in store and for sale by N decl7 TAUGHT & co, l8 Water-st
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THE OREGON NEGOTIATION The National Intellse sencer of the other day, expressed it's sas faction at being able to infer that the American gov eminent had proposed transfer to London the gotiation concerning the Oregon boundary, whicl, comprehensive enough to enable him to settle here. To ihis the Washington Union replies:
 "We cannot confirm it's 'satisaciIon' by a state meni of the fact. No such instructions have been transmitted to London--no such proposition made intention entertained of transferring the negotia- ton to London-no expectation. no idea, is formed here of renewing at London ihe proposition of our government which has been declined at Washington, {, and therefore all the ingenious speculalons of the National In,elIigrncer fall to the ground.
 While we have our pen Tn had. we seize the op- porlunity ofcontradictng al once another idle sup position ihro wn out in Philadelphia paper, viz:
 ''It is now alleged that the tender of the 18th de- gree was nothing than cosp defat on the part of Mir. Polk, place England in false position be- fore the nations of the world regard to the matter of compromise, ,'-h having been positively ascer- iained before the proposal made that it would be immt dately and unhesitafingly denIed; in which event the administration WAS fall back, il has done, upon it's original pretentions, and consider no terlns short of ille entire acknowe edgment of our rights to the Russian possessions"
 This whole statement is as little complimentary to the diplomatic skill of Mr. Pakenham as It is to the honorable character of our own government. We happen know, the most positive evidence, that there is not atom oftruth in nas the correspon- dence when it is laid before the world, wIll unques tiouaby demonstrate" "
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ARNoRYHaLL. A

JMR. XAUPPS DANCING ACADEMY will be opened the goth ar 25th of Jamnary 10 o'clock A and o'clock I'M, for young Ladies and Maslers--naht Schoul Tor Gentlemen will commence Saturday, 6th Dec. al et o'clock His course will comprise-PoLkd, Polka QuadrHe, Waitz de Deur pas Hop Waitz. Gaii1- pade, Quddrile, q ia Syiphic, afc.
 TERMs-Per session, ot l6 lessons. ............$l2 Two or more frnih same family, each. 10 Private lessons, al residence. l2 Pnlkh, folkh Quhuriie ................. 10 lJ One course of instruction only will he requisite 10 obiHn a complete knowledge of all the above dancrs.- Mir Xaupi will give at his Saoon during the present Practising Quadrle Parties for the farther improve ef his pupils, which will afford to his patrons opportunity oi judging of his style ot dancing. noy26 2i9Smo ..
 Iron, Steel, Nails, Mill Stones, SSc. o. MAZANGE S CO. corner Com. and Erchahg ga -sts
 OHor tnr salr luli assortment uf
 Swedish Bar Iron, flat and square
 American md English Bar Iron, Hat square X round
 Do Hoop and Band do, refined
 Do Horse Shoe do do
 Do Scroll do do
 Do square and round do do, extra sizes Swtdbh Plough Mouds ... j. STEEL -Cast, German, Crowley and American and
 English biisered ...
 Sheet Gust Steel and other articles for Cotton Gin
 manufacturers
 Horse shoes Borden's patent
 Horse Shoe Nas, Grifin's patent
 Cut Nails, swedes Iron CAsTINGs-American, English and French MILL STONES-of all sizes
 Hoes, Chains, Cnliinsi Axes poughs
 Straw Cutters Fan Mills
 GT With general assortment of HARDWARE and CUTLERY. all Of which they offer for sale favorable terms. decilUmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-19

Oiictal lelurns of the commerce of France for 1914 have lately been published, and of very satisfactory character. They esent the following results: HI
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DeCeulDtf S3 Io4U. c FAILED Proposals will be received al this ofica O until ls January next. for furnishing the United States Marine Hospital al Mobile with Drugs and Medicines for the year I846. Lists of the prinei- pal articles required can be seen at the Custom House. JAMES F.. SAUNDERS,
 dec0 Sttil 1st Collector.
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R0ARnING.

UY MRSs SGHoOLY, on the south side of AB Dauphin street, between Joachim and Jackson streets, where she is prepared to accommodate lew gentlemen bonIders and l.dgers.
 Also, large and connodious Room. with fire place, suitable for gentleman and his wife. l
 ,iecI6 l4if
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IL was stated some tune ago, thai the admin'sira- ton had been making diIigent but unsuccessfu ef fort to ascertain the whereabouts of DeIazen Smith, sent abroad by Mir. Tyler, in order to lrecall him We now learn that Mir. Polk has at last succeeded in discovering that he is al the capital of the kenhb lie of Ecuador, s. A. where he sent to tiad oat Vhefhr n had goUrnmsnt. Mir. Polk could find out where he only by stopping his supplies.- Then Delazon "turned up' very quick. Louisville Journal.
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MOBILE IRON STORl

MOBILE IRON STORE. DADE q REYNOLDS, No. 24 Water Street. Mil Rocks-kuin, Esopus and Burr, all sizes Swedes Iron, Boiting Cloths
 Hoes. Trace Chains, AXES
 Anvils. Vices. Screw Plates, Nails
 Bellows, Patent Stocas aud Dies Gin Gear and Mill Gear, Hollow Ware, Saw Mill, Irons in sets coiAplete A fuI1 assortment of HARDWARE generally. dec9
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Saturdays Price Current will be in ample time for the packet, covering three consecutive failures Our review will embrace the particulars of this market since Inc sailing of the last steamer.
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Total. ,667. 8. 1856. l.s, 653
 SAVANNAH CHARLESTON.
 Br Ts. Am. Is. Br, Ts. Ts. From Oct to Sl. 4. 2,335. 545. 2626.. 2. I04l From Nov. 10 lU. 5. 4393. = --..l. 350.. l. 44s
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TlaoEaAs MAR lsEaON.

ATT OR EY AT LAH,
 Montgomery, Alabama. WiFlpractice in the Courts of Montgomery, Ma. con, Autauga, Lowndes and Dallas counties. Also, the District Courts of the United Smies, held at Mobile and Tuscaloosa. All claiIns placed in his hands prompy attended to.
 Nssss Rsfrs to N Wm. Jones ,yr Esq. } s Harrison dL Robinson, Mobile. Rugsly, Mann H Co.
 Hon. R. Saffuld, ln.t- s,sa.sss..-- Iion. Juo. S Hunter, D"''"s Se. Gen. T. L. Toulmin, 1u f Hon. F.. s Dargan, """"e' dec17
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O0O BBI.S Western Potatoes in good order %OV for sale by .-s...
 decl9 E. COOK & CO, 80 Com. :,
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Tot4l....... l06,729.. l. 545. 6.2,s76.. 3.I49O Agrsenby to this statement he prepondersnce of Brit ish tonnage is as 10 of American. This looks very much like as if British vessels have the Hons share this senson in ihe carrying trade from
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TOR TUSCALOOSA

FOR TUSCALOOSA.
 h h The splendid fast running steam A<sH9 sd<Esz boat atTOSCALOOSA, LaVergy mas ter.wi leave for the above and all intermediate land. ings, on SATURDAY, 20ih inst, at 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage. apply on board or 10 derl9 .a.I M NJ. WAKING & co.
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FOR LIVERPOOL. .&SM The first class coppered and copper fasten- Hazks ed Br. ship CHAMPION, Capt. Cochran, has portion of her cargo engaged and will meet with despatch. For freight, apply to
 dec19 JAS. REID & co.
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VMHtTE LEAD-25 tons Tn store and landing, , w consisting of Pure, Extra, No and No 2. in kegs of from 25 to 800 lbs, for sale by
 l. c. DUBOSE & co. Wholesale Druggists, dec19 t'-" t No 39 Water street.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND wETUMPKA. t> ESSe-" fs The fine light draught steamer W. Ss;sssssss.sszzs W. FRY, H. Kinney master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 18th inst at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or 10
 decl9 NJ. WAKING & co
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ALD. PEACH BRANDY-7 bbs pure as dis - filled, for sale by ai..a'..tt..
 decl9 ae1 P COOK @ CO, 20 Com. st
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MOBILE.
Friday Morning. Deoenlber 10, Is4s.

FoR EURoPE.-The next steamer from this side will he the Acadia, leaving BosIon on Thursday, ls
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&UNDRlES-Stone Pipes; new Whiskey 0 White wine Vinegar; Ground Ginger -.
 Young Hyson Tea; No l Shad .,
 Mustard; Port Wine; Ex Hyson Tea
 Stoushon Btiers; Jam. Run
 Manila, Mocha and Rio Coffee
 Snuff; English Walnuts, &c. for sale by
 decl9 McRAE, RAVESIES q BULLOCK. p OPE aud BAGGING-1O0 pieces Bagging. AG 85 ya,ds each, Scot's brand. superior qua ty, i, landing steamer Montezu,a, and will be sold low on the wharf. (wl or without Repe,) for cash or good paper. (decl9) CALVIN KEITH.
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A CARD.

ACA0D.
 GTHE UNDERSIGNED has just opened A large and well selected stock Of SCHOOL BoOKS-is prepared 10 se Teachers Parents and Guardians as loc as any stock oi Law Medical, Theological, Msce eaneous and Standard Library Books; to which k added ni MlNU FAcTURING UNEMPLOYMENT Clerks Of Courts, Assessors and Tax Collectors have Books made to any pattern and Al short notice. catalogue ot School Books can be had by calling at 29 DHurhin street.
 novl4Kmo tI -- $. w. ALLEN.
 uWAVERLY H0USE.--This establishment has been thoroughly repaired, painted and furnished throughout and Is now in complete Order and open for the reception of Boarders. Ni. in the city, and lhe Proprietor will spare no pains
 novs2 244Emo % '''''' ''''' jo. CLEMENT
 P CHINA, Glass. Earthenware and Cut LERY-- -WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL-The subscriber is now receiving Hn extensive assortment of the above nrt cles, which he offers al he lowest prices iile" F
 novi4 JAS. MASTERSON, Importer, 34 Water-st
 WILLIAM N. BIsPHAM, Dentist.
 1T Office on the North side of ST. FRANCIS street, next above the State Bank. novl6 240u
 R. o. DAVIDSON, Surgeon Dentist. stairs. 44iitf foNNr ff1 nov20 242u GUGAR- 30 hl,ds prime, in store and for sale by C decl9 oi % MARSHALL, ROWE S co. l, 1O BALES Negro Blankets, for sale low by AO decl9 ae a i.l q II JONES. WJHISKEY-I9 bbls just received aad for sale w decl9 by E, c, CENTER & co. LNLOUR-l4O bbis Flour, just received and for IT decl9 sale by E. q. CENTER & co. EyLOUR-IoO bbIs OAio landng for sale by 1T decl9 MARSHALL, ROWE A co.
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YNO fiIRE-A Negro Man. Also, very superior 1 Woman. washes, irons and ssws Apply to
 decl9 c. 4. STU ART. r IF Mir. MICHAEL ERODE, formerly of St 1 Vincent, West Indies, is in Mobile, he vii please call on
 decl9 GEO. MARTIN, 3S St Michael-st ERESH GARDEN SEEDS-By ihe ship Mary A' Frances the undersigned aie put in receipt of their regular fall stock of Garden Seeds embracing the usual variety of kinds, and all warranted the growth of ihe present year.
 l. c. DUBOSE & co. Wholesale Druggists.
 dec19 No 39 Water street,
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NAILS-200 kegs assorted as follows-25 4d. 45 6d, 50 Sd, 50 lUd, 20 2d, 5 sod, 5 kegs Spikes. landing from bark Julia, for sale by
 decl9 EDW. c. CENTER & co.
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FOR GAINESVII,I,E-

 R N The splendid fast running pas Szssss5ssEzzEg senger steamer MONTGOMERY, , Thos w. Lyles master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings, on SATURDAY, 2Oth inst, at 3 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or 10 decl9 CAMPBELL, OWEN g co. gJ-The Montgomery will leave positively at 3 o'clock PM. Passengers and shippers request ed 10 be in readiness.
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EnR NEW nRf.EANS.

OrJ- Cabin passage Sl. Deck passage $t DO .TaP~- A The fine new steamer MONFEZg-
 nFlTzS MA. Kelly, master, ,buih expressly tor ~ atkiS trade, having been thoroughly oyerhnuIed. speed increased, and much improved hy the addition of fine nese aPpr Cabin, al ia Sfats Rooms new Boilers, ecs, has resumed her regular ni.weekIy trips, and will leave for New Orleans on THlS DAY, 18th insi., at II o'clock AM
 For freight or passage, having fine accomniOda' iioms apply on board oF to lsss-zz=ss#.. decIs c. A. GILBERT & BRO 50 Comst Oy- Passengers desiring il, will be landed at the Ral Road.
 MOBILE, MEMPHIS, FAIRFIELD, VIENNA, WARSAW AND GAINESVILLE WEEKLY
 PACKET.
 dFsn4S~ h The fine steamer DALLAS, Il. lktsaysktsyS R. Johnston master, will run in the Ik.z above trade during the seasun, as Weekly Packet, leaving Mobile every Monday a, 5Pm. and Memphis every Wednesday, and due al Mobile Friday night.
 decI9 72 Front and To Commerce. sts
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. D E@ h The fine passenger steamboat Ssssslszs55k- -CLERMoNT. "A. Case master, will leave for the above and all interinediate ind mgs, on THIS DAY, the 18th nslant.a o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply on board or to decI9 CAMPBELL, OWEN g. co.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. k ES@ N The fine light draught steamboat Sszissa BELLE POULE, Loughridge, mas ter, will leave for the above and lnle mediate land ings, on THIS DAY, l9Ih instant, al 5 o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply on board or 10 decl9 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 FOR WETUMpKA. A ESn@ N The 6ne light draught steamboat sSsEssisa WINONA, M. McCartney muster, wrl leave for the above and intermediate landlngs THIS DAY, 18th at o'clock PM. positively. For freight or passage, apply on board or 10 decl9 CAMPBELL, OWEN X C0, AgrnIs. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WErUMrkA. h ESs n The fine passenger steamer AD- GxzE1EzzEsS.- MlRAL, W. II. Webbing master. will leave for the above and all intermediate land- iugs os Ills DAY, 10th inst al o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply to
 decl9 IIl=44 Nj. WARING & co.
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DRANDY--4 half pipes A Seignet,e, dark color AJ half pipes Guard, Dupuy q co.'s light s do
 half pIpe London Dock do do .s.5.. For sale by JAS. MAGEE & CO,
 dec17 24 St Francis street,