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BRIDGE OVER The Roches- ter American gives ihe results of an examina ion ale by Mir lCharles Elle, a Philadelphia Engineer, of the localities near the Niagara Falls where il s proposed to erect suspension bridge over the river. Mir. Eet has constructed several bridges upon this plan m Europe and one at Fairmont and his esti- mates thought there fore be entitled to credit. The American says ys,-"There is point about mile and half below the cataract, and the whirlpool, where the distance from high bank to the other does not exceed 700 feet. The ofa hanging bridge at that point, of sufficient strength to sustain the weight of rallrod train or any other burthen which may be placed upon it, and made in the best and curest manner, is estimated by Mir Elet at s200 0O0. He offers to construct such bridge for that sum, and to subscribe S$2O 900 to it's stock" This, if il ever be constructed will be magnificent work IL is thought to be peculiarly important m connection with the proposed railroad from Rochester via Lock- port To the Falls the distance being 80 miles and the estimated expense ssl 900 900.
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BUsHY GERANIUM.-The entire art of making these bushy, to cover lhe pot and be dwarf at the tune, consists in jhdiclousy stopping the panl which Is no more nor less than pnching of Ind end, or it were pinching the heart out; but Ihia should not be done until there two pair Of leaves, besides the parts 10 be punched of. This stopping induces side shoots directly, and the pots have be looked occasionally, 10 that none of the sIde shoots grow too vigorously; ii any are found doing so. they must be pinched of as to keep the plant in form -[iIOrtcultural Magazine.
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Per sieambo | Eureka from Montsomery-S T staL worth bales; LHbu2An Olds 1: Rives, Battle co 3S; Andre Ns & Dawson l. K (: Cooke 3; Anderson d Dick 5s; smith. Walker I % ,; Dickinson X Eusts 3y; THrIi, Stewart & co 3g Hhrw ell Davis g. q Gioode l3 Doykin McRae 26; Leavens X Malone II; J M With & li ToomGr, Gay & co 1; Harrison Robinson 1; Gordon & Curry 9 Deshn, Smith & co l5 Hoyt & Ford ll Walsh ,; SHyre l7 E l. Andrews & co 34 .h.Il
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sSow.-The officers of the steamer Independence, at New'Orleans from St. Louis, report they encoun- tered severe snow storm on their trip down, which lasted several days The snow reached IS far South as Vicksburg They also report the Ohio r,ver very low and falling The weather very cold. and ice forming rapidly al St. Louis on the 22nd ut the day the Independence left
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The Executive of Louisiana has issued a proca maion, declaring the Constitution to be the lun- danenta law of the State, dssoying the present Le- gisature, elected under the old Constitution, and dering polls 10 he opened on the third Monday in January next for the choice by the people of Cover nor and members oi the General Assembly.
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Per .iSamboat Creole from New Orlenns-Mesdamss Lonmis, Hy sop, fleming, lugerham, G0senhOter Dur not, Misses Bond IIyslop, Boen Messrs Csssity Noel Mpt, Armstrong; lily sop, Ingrrham, Hanna. Menot w Akia, Wilson, Palmer, Cook Thrower, Holmesd, Ken ming Shaw, Silva ioge, Davies, Pitts, Learv, Schuyler, Lockwood, Mnrh, GAnry, Kendall, Booth, Anderson, Franklin Butter, Jones, Cove, Loums, >orwooj, Wal ker, Mcdonald, Dumot, Myers, Selph, Fouecai, Arnor Burgess. Hendersun-4l on deck.
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MR. BoorH'-Thls distinguished tragedan made his appearance here last night for the first time in many years. We thnk we never saw him act bet ter. He played with all the yigor of his youth gave the part of Sir Edward Mortimer with a freshness that delighted numerous and respectable audience. Al lhe end of the play he was loudly called lor
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GONSNENFRA

Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-C Foote & co Desha, Smith < cos Bowen; E Sdger; Mshlke; II Huher; Bradford x Saunders; Lecesne; Nicholas; l. Weeks; Levy; II Wilson, Campbell Owen x eos Beers & smith; Merchant & coi X Jones; Fly, Bis, X co; Dorrance < Stanard; Cook co; NJ Wa rin. co; Center k co; C Westieldt Bro
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ARrIORY HALL,

nTMR. XAUPrS DANCING ACADEMY will be opened on Saturday, 9th December, 10 o'clock AM, and o'clock ra, for yonng Ladies and Masters-nght School for Gentlemen will commence on Saturday. 9th Dec. al 54 o'clock. His will comprise-PoAd, Polka QuadrHe, WdlfE de DGar-pas, Hop WGHs, Gallo pdde, QuptriHe, ia Syiphic Ss.
 TERMs-Per session, uf l6 lessons. $l2
 Two or more froih same family, each ...,...... 10
 Private essons, at residence. l2
 Polka, Polka QnadriIle. 10
 GJ One course of instruction only will be requisite to obtain complete know ledge Of all the above dAnces- Mr. Xanp will give nt his Saloon, during the present son. Practising QuaTille Parties for the farther improve af his pupils, which will affurd his patrons opportunity oi judging of his style Of dancing
 nov26 249Kmo
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The Rev. JULIEN E. SAWYER, a Presbyter of the Diocese of Alabama, at his request, and for not affecting his moral character, has been displaced from the ministry of the Church by the Bishop of said Diocese, acting under the provisions of Canon 33 of the year 1882 T Philad. Church.
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NAVY AGENT's OFFICE, ]

NAVY AGENT'S UFFIEK,|
 Pensacola, November 2, lS45. c FAILED PROPOSALS will be received at this S Office until Monday, l2 o'clock Nj, the Sth day of December next 10 furnish the following articles to be delivered at the Navy Yard and Hospital, Pen sacola, before Monday, the 26th day of Janua- ry, lS46:
 For Centre Building at Hospital. 392 900 Bricks, (hard burned 800 bbs Lime, (rhomaston
 LAO bbls Cement (Hydraulic
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A meeting was to have been held on the 1st inst. by the citizens Of Memphis, to make arrangements for the erection at or that city of monument the memory of ANDREW JACKSON.
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GrRELlGIOUS NOTICE-To morrow. (Frilay,) ha. wing apart by the Synod or South Alabama,
 day ot Fasting and Prayer, by the Churches within the bounds of the synod public religious service will be held In the Government Presbyoliau Church II o'clock AM, and al hI night Dr. w. T. HAMILTON will preach on hO th occasions.
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The nragulality of ihe mails has enabled us to make room for portion of tbe very able lecture of Mir, Cushing, delivered at Boston recently on the Oregon question. IL presents, in view, the most complete epiome of the facts of the case, and the arguments bearing upon them that we have Heen.-- We shall be able, in case the Governors message does not come 10 hand, 10 give the remainder to :.
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Full returns of the late election in Mississippi have been received the office of Secretary of State The average democratic majority on the Congress- ional ticket is 9,55S.
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BOSTON-Per brig Nrptnne-7 pkges glass, l55 cases shoes. 252 sks coee loo doz pas I5 bts mackere 100 grind stones &c
 NEW-ORLEANS--Per steamboat Creolp-9 bbls moiasses l2 o lG Inf do beef AS do oranges B hhds gar, sks cofee 32 kegs butler, dc.
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MOBILE
Eriday MO, nLng. Dcoemner ,, Is46.

''''s 1S'I 11'11f5' 10NStH1H Vi T otV fRloE CrRKENr.---An extra for the foreign cor. tespoudenee per seaAer of 10th Inst published thus morning and ,eady for customers.
 onr regular issue of both letter and newspaper sheets, tomorrow, tSauddy) morning. Orders should be left today
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CHURCH CHoiRs-A correspondent of one of the Northern papers comments with some severity on the irreverent behaviour of Church chors He says, that concealed by the curtains around them, they laughing, talking, making love, and soms-
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will continue the Commission Business on my own account, in the name Of
 R.L WALKER & co.
 Office No 3l Water.street
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of pIobiIe--Decembrr 5, Is45.
CLEAR ED.

CLEARED. Bark ThameS Ssby, Tor Liverpool, by Gibson. Bark Frednna, Lunt, tor Liverpool, by Mcconnell. Bark GeOrgia, Otis, fur New-Oreans, in ballast by master.
 ARRIVED. Steamboat Creole, Tirrn. from New Orleans. Steamboat Enreka, Leonard, from Montgomery. with sos bales cotton.
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M EMOR NDA.

Capt Wilson, of ship Chaos, al New Orleans, re- ports-on the 2iih Nov, at II o'clock. AM. n ship ashore Carysord Reef about 2 miles the North 0f the Light Ship, with wreckers alongside. At 3 o'clock PM, same date br g ashore about 2j miles to the South and Westward Of the Light Ship, with wreckers about her: co1ld not make out their names.
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FOR NEW YORK, Pos,tiyely on the s,h.)

FOR NEW YORK. Pos,tvely on the slh.) L,asa The ship EDWlNA, West, master, wants 3sl2 50 to 80 bales 10 fill up, and will positively sal on MONDAY next. For freight or passage, having superior accommodal ions, apply 10
 WHITAKER & SAMPSON,
 dee5 S6 St Michael street c SUNDRlES-30 kegs prime Western Butter: 10 0 terces extra cured Canvassed Hams, in store and for sale by CALVIN KEITH,
 dec5 at Campbell, Owen & Co.'S Warehouse. M EMS THICK BOOTS, mens and boys Kip LVA and Russet Brogans, woman's Shoes. Land- ing from brig Neptune ad for sale by
 dec5 WM. Il. BUNNELL. EDEN PARK MILLS POWDER-l3O kegs, AI 100 half kegs and 80 qnarter kegs. warranted equal 10 any in the market. For sale on accommo- dating terms by
 dec5 F. w. Mccoy &JOHNSON. A NTHRACrrE COAL-lOO hhds Peach Or "A chard, broken and screened; 60 tons loose Peach Orchard Coal, to arrive per schooner Colum- bIa sailed from Philadelphia Nov. 19. Apply to
 deco E. C. CENTER & co. 2 BOOTS AND SHOES-The undersigned will 1S be constantly supplied with fine Boots and Shoes. manufacIured in Philadelphia expressly for this market, of the best materials, and m point of style and workmanship cannot be surpassed, for sale at manufsctsrers' prices by
 dec5 McRAE. RAVESlES & BULLOCK.
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,op MoNTCoMERy AND WETUMPkA.

FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPkA. h r~S h The new and very light draughi Szzszss5=z steamboat POrOMAC, Rom. ot's' mlsier will depart for lhe above and all intermediate landings on THIS LAY, the 6lh irsIaat' "' o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to dec5 CAMPBELL, OWEN co, Agents. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA:;, N l%~-S A The fine ligh dr,ught steamer w Ss;zssasaz5a=szs ". FRY. fl. Kinney master, will leave Tor Ihe anve and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, 6lh inst. at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or 10 dec5 NJ. WAKING co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. r551-0 FA The new and very light draught S+51S4SSrTx steamboat EUREKA, A. Leonard maslrr, drawing only 20 inches water, will leave for the above and all lermediatehndings THIS DAY, 5th, at Q o'clock PM
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to dec5 NJ. WAKING & co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. ES'-e A The fine and very light draught SSs,ESsssss7ss<S5g steamer NATIVE. Braihnaru, maaIer will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 9th instant, al 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to dec5 M. WAKING & co.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. A E~-Sp-o h The fine, light lraught, double en- SsEzSs7sE zine steamer NOXUBEE, Raw Is, master, will depart for the above and inierme- diale landings on THIS DAY. 9th inst, al o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & CO, Agents,
 dec5 72 Front and 76 Commerce-st
 FOR MONTGOMERY N Ia" N The fne steamer SAM DALE, F. NJ. Johnson, master, will leave for the above and intermediate landings on SATUR- DAY 9th Inst, al o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board orto dec5 CAMPBELL, OWEN co. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. . E~ A The fine steamboat BOURBON |, H. Bolton master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on SATURDAY, the 9th inst, at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply to
 dec5 M. WARING & co.
 FOR TUSCALOOSA. h The new and fast running steam CT IRENE, Cloudis, master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on SAT TURDAY, the 6th inst. at o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply on board or 10 dec5 M. WAKING St co.
 FOR MONTGOMERY. ErS@ H The new, light draught, fast running SEEsss.ssifSs1tT7SE passenger steamer AMARANTH, Bragdun, master, will leave for the ahove and allh intermediate landings on SATURDAY, the 9th ln- stani, al o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or 10 dec5 CAMPBELL. OWEN g. co.
 FOR MONTGOMERY. | A Cc~ A The splendid new passenger steamer Sys5Sss45<IS WM. BRADSrREET, T. Me,her master. will leave for the above and intermediate landings on MONDAY, StII inst. at o'clock PM. For freight or passage, apply on board or 10
 dee5 Nj. WARING & co. | hNII AND CANIIl,ES-
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I1NERpOOl-Per bark Thamrs-lO57 bales cotton. LlNERPUOl--Per bark Fredoniu-262O bales cotlo
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M EGKU GOODS-Kenlucky Twills and Plains, N Washington Plains, Washington cable warp Kerseys, Maary kerse,s, Sc. For sale by
 dec2 F.. C. CENTER & co
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On scraping the old wash from the walls of the Battle Church, Eng land, previous to their being washed, they have been found 10 be covered with paintings ofa very ancient and curious character; some of them very we'll executed There is also said 10 be some writing upon the wall, but, with the ex- ceplion of a few words, these have not been decy- phered. pa,t only of the walls have been sciaped. and the authorities, it is sad object the continu- aHce oi the operation. They must be aoise mon.
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Al Genoa every Attorney talk ran oath not to nn. dertake any case he does not think just. IL would be well ifthis was acquisition in this country; it would be means of saving vast amount ofltiga- tiou,
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TTNHE CoPARTNERShIP heretofore existing \ between the subscribers is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The name oi WALKER G HOLMES will be used by either partner Tn hquida- lion only. K. l.. WALKER,
 Mobile Nov go, 1S45. BURWELL HOLMES.
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will continue the Commission Bushes on my own account. BURWELL HOLMES.
 decl Office No Com-st
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M EGRO BLANKETS--i0 bales ofs and 9 |, in ' store aad for sale by
 decd SI &'IIJONES
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ENULroN EARKET BEEF-Jn half. or and I' eighth bbls, selected peces, for sale by
 dec4 JOHN O'REILLY St co.
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MERCHANT S- co, offer for sae-2O boxes 11s A A French's superior Bay Run; 20 bbls Ci der Vinegar. ldec4J 90 and 92 Comnerce-st.
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DLANKETS-We have on hand Il lot of Blank AV cts of various kinds which will be sold very low to close consignment.
 dec4 BEERS S. SMITH, 22 St Michael-st
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AIL-25 casks pure bleached winter slraIned " Sperm, superior article, for sale to arrive per hig Croton, by
 dec4 McRAE, RAVESIES & BULLOCK.
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A CARD.
 lrTHE UNDERSIGNED has just opened large and well selected stock of SCHOOL BOOKS-is prepared sell Teachers, Parents and Guardians, totS any stock Of Law, Medical, Theological, Miscellaneous and Standard Library Books; tn which is added MdNU- FACTURING UNEMPLOYMENT Clerks cf Courts, Assessors and Tax Collectors have Books made e any pattern and short notice. catalogue of Scheol Books can be had by calling M 28 Dauphn street. nOvl4kmO 5. W. ALLEN. GT 0. MAZANGE & CO.,, No. 4s. corner of Commerce and Exchange streets, MOBILE. ALABAMA, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
 Iron, Nails, Hollow Ware. Wheat Fans
 Steel, Sheet Cast Steel and Sheet Iron
 Axes, lloes Trace Chans, Mill Rocks
 Blacksmiths and Carpenters Tools. all descriptions
 Corn Shelters and Pl0ughs Corn and Cob Mills
 Cotton and Wool Cards, Guns and Rihes
 To which they invite the attention of Planters and others. nov l2kmo has ben thoroughly repaired, painted and furnished throughout, and is in complete order, and open for the reception of Boardsrs.
 The accommodations of this House equal 10 my in the city, and the Proprietor will spare pains nova2 9A4Emo Jo. CLEMENT. uCHlNA, Glass, Earthenware nnd Cut- LERY-- --WHoLEsALE AND RErAIL-Ths subscriber Is receiving ensivs of the above cles, which he offers at Inc lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MASTERSON, Importer, 34 Water-st
 WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, Dentist. GT Office on the North side of ST. FRANCIS street, next nbove the State Bank. nov IS 240tf R. 0, DAVIDSON, Surgeon Dentist. 1J Office and residence ai No 5l Dauphn-sirret, up stairs. nov20 2i2,t
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OFFICE SUPERikTEEDAET PUBLIC TIMBER.
 Mobile, 2lst Nov. 1845. EIRCULAR-It being object of the Govern Oment to preserve and prevent from waste Inc Timber on the Public Lands, such as Pine, Ook, Cypress, &c., for the use of the Navy, the under- signed has been instructed to take steps necessary to carry out the wIshes of the Government in that parlicuar-hereby gives public notice that any per- persons hereafter found cutting, telling or carrying off timber from any of the public lands, lands belonging to the United States, in the Stute of Alabama adjacent to the Gulf Of Mexico, in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, and Washington, will be prosecuted in pursuance of the Laws of Goa gress in such cases made and provided.
 IL is not the object of the Government 10 inter- ere with those claiming pre- emption rights oa public lands who only cut timber enough to .buld fences, houses for dwellings, Be-, provided tm- Der is carried of for sale Those who have been in the habit of cutting and carrying of from the public lands, pine, oak cypress, juniper, &c. will do we'll to attend to this noice.
 nov24 245Ew LYON.
 Dancing and WaItxing Academy. M ESS RS. MOULTON CLARK, Professors lHA of Dancing and Wazing, beg leave to inform ihe citizens of Mobile and vicinity, that hey have returned 10 inc city with view of spending the win ter, and propose opening School, in the above named accomplishments al the Wapsrty House, where all the fashionable Dances will be taught, to tl,pse who may favor them with ther patronage on the reasonable terns. Their style of Walizng is entirely different any that has been heretofore in troduced ill the city. Messrs. NJ. & c. assure those | ladies and gentlemen anxious of obtaining knowl- edge of this essential branch of education, that the deyelopemeat of the figure, embracing grace and ele | gance, depends alone upon the style in which pupils are instructed, especially in Walking, 10 which | branch they will pay particular attention.
 | Messrs. M. & c. will give private lessons and at- tend private classes 10 those who may prefer that mode of instruction.
 | N. B. The above named School will open l A o.I. candle light, and for masters and misses, SATUR- DAY. the 18th, al 9 o'clock. | The lessons will he arranged not inter- fere with any of their sudies two lessons wil be giveu Saturdays, from until l2 and from until 5. For pari culars. please call on M. q O., al the Waveriy House. nov2O PAP
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MBRELLAS-20 cases Scotch Gmsams and U fine Silk, for sale;lnw by
 dec4 MCRAE, RAVESIES X BULLOCK.
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FOR MONTGOMERY.
 A CSS-~ N The splendid new passenger steamer SyS{SSs15zTsSS VIM. BRADSTREET, Y. Meaher, master will leave for the above and intermediate landings on MONDAY, 8tI inst. at o'clock PM. For freight or passage. apply on board or to dee5 Nj. WAKING & co.
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VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SAI.E-The ad-
 v vertiser residing in North Carolina, offers for sale 46 VALUABLE FAMILY NEGROES, allo whom are healthy and well dsposed-32 of them between the ages of l2 and 33 gears They will be disposed of in families or lots su so that mono under the age of l5 be separated from the family o which they belong. Terms will he liberal, oas third receivable in good negotiable paper. An ear- ly application is desirable. Address Mir. MAR SHALL, Postmaster, Halifax, N. c. dec8Kw
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IDEPPEk-l0 10 bags black, in store and for sale by \ dec4 M. c. TAUGHT & co, l8 Wates-st
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OSTON REFINERY-Loaf. Crashed and Powdered Sugar, on hand and lor sale by eel G. WESTFELDT x BRO.
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FOR TUSCALOOSA.
 A T--"-o h The fine, light draught, double en- sssrr7Ess5sZ zine steamer NoXUBEE, Rawls, master, will depart for the above and interme- diale landings on THIS DAY, 9th inst, al o'clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board or 10
 CAMPBELL, OWEN, & co, Agents, dec5 72 Front and 75 Commerce. st
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TTNEN DOLLARS REWARD-WiIl be paid by
 \ the subscribers on delivery 10 them 10 the Captain of the brg CARRIER, of a Yawi Boat, stolen hy the crew of lhe Brig. Thursday night hast Said boat was painted black outside, ith white streak and green inside, with lead colored gunwalo. BARNEWALL & WANROH.
 Jecp 4 St Michael st
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N EGRO CLOrHlNG-A large assortment of ' kersey Round Jaoketa and Panls together W with Kip and Russell l}rogans. For sale very low by
 dec2 HENRY SMITH, II Dauuhiu-st
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D UCKWHEAT-3O packages in store and for 11 sale by M. C. TAUGHT & co,
 dec3 13 Water-st
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VNARl.E Oll-25 baskets finest quality Olive II Oil, just received and for sale by
 dec3 MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists.
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AMP OlL-Pure Sperm Oil. warranted not to n1 congeal in lhe col,iest weather, for sale by drc3 MOSELY & TUCKER, Drug gisis.
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FOR MONTGOMERY h I@Ss" fS The fne steamer SAM DALE, F. &zSsssEe47Sf5E- M Johnson, master, will leave for the above and intermediate landings on SATUR- DAY 9th Inst, al o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board orto dec5 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
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DlANO-An article of superior tone aud elegant II finish, for sale very low by
 dec3 MARSHALL, ROWE & CO
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DRAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE--Fulton Hb Mandatory, Salisbury patent stretched Rope, and other proved brands, for sale on very reason- dec2 able terms by r.. C. CENTER x co.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. S E~ R The fine steamboat BOURBON |, HStssEz77sg- H. Bolton master, will leave for the aboveand all intermediate landings on SATURDAY, |, the 9th inst, at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply 10
 dec5 M. WARING & co.
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R. Q, DAVIDSON, Surgeon Dentist.
 1J Office and residence ai No. 5l Dauphn-str-et up stairs. uov20 2i2tt
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TW SFtIFMA SI NHSs THERMOMETERS rated by Transit ObseTva- O tiOns. The best of attention will be given 10 the care of them.
 JAMES COMING, I2 Dauphin street, hec1 hntween Wafer and Commemorate
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HAYS bales Name on boa,d bark W I \ Il Wheaton and for sale from the wharfby
 dec5 J. II. RIVERS A co.
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FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA. h E- s The fine and very l'ght draugm master, will leave for lhe above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 9th instant, at 5 o'clock PM.
 For freight passage, apply on board or to
 dec5 M WARING & co.