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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

NoTiCE-l have opened a new Drug Store, ad- jpining the corner of Royal and Government ] streets. This Store under the snperinte ndance of '.s td MIR. RICHARD q. DILLON, 3HA3s 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, l36 DAUpHIN sTRE ET, and Mir. Dillon is, in every respect, fully competent 10 dispense ilem.
 noy2I H GATES
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

hRY GOODS-The subscribers have in store D and offer for sale reasonable terms-40 pack ages of Dry Goods, consisting ui.-
 Kentucky Twills and Jeans; do Plains
 striped Kerseys; mixed Sainets
 Mixed Kentucky Jeans: brown do do
 Plaid Linseys; Waterloo do
 indigo blue Denilns; printed Velvets
 GA Parisiennes; Mouslin de Laines
 Grape Chnsans; fancy Prints
 Madder Prints, fast colours
 Twled Duhl Blankets; Mackuaw do
 6Ox7S Granir du, pounds, for sale by
 EDW. c. CENTER & CO, 70. janll corner Cont and Commerce EASTERN PRODUCE-Jusl landed and for sale AZ20 whole and nd 40 hall bbls Mo- family Mackerel 10 whole and IF half {" "2 25 ar and 30 eighth '" 3 15 whole and 20 half" 3 l5 bbls Boston N E Rum, 10 do do Brandy 9 do American Gin, 100 do white Onions 100 do Cheraneo Potatoes, 100 do white do 85 do red do, 100 boxes scaled Ilerrngs PTS bales Portland Hay, l25 boxes Soap 100 hoxes Sperm Candles. 70 do Tal,w do 100 do prime Goldfish, 70 bfs Dried Apples Also-l55 sacks Coffee, will be sold low. jan6 J. II. RIVERS & co. VuNHE undersigned have just received per shps Il Grown and John Mum from Liyerpoo and are now opening an extensive assortment of Birmingham and Sheffield Hardware, Imong which are
 Cast Steel, Gernan Steel and Iron Axes
 Hook and Plate Hinges s Carpenters Patent Knob Locks
 Short handle Frying Pans
 Brass and Tin'd Iron Spurs
 Table Knives and Forks Curry Combs
 Pocket and Pen Knives, &c Which they offer for sale reasonable terms.
 -.Il. O. MAZANGE x CO., janl corner Commerce and Exci,ange-streers SUNDRIES-Landng from schooner Nimrod S rom Boston and for sale
 Maccaroni-6 boxes. Vermcelll-6 boxes. Sultana Raisns-l0 drums. Curranis-2 tiercep Hemp Seed; Canary Seed
 Russia lsinslAss; Curry Powder
 Pe"ri Sago; Chocolate; Ground Rice
 Sap Sago Cheese -toge,her 2ith assortment of House and Shoe Brushes, Door Maus, &c
 JOHN O'REILLY CO.,, lans north east cornfr Conf and Water sts. LVOR sALE-2O0O bags Liverpool Salt . T IT l3O bugs Havana Coffee; 60 do Rio do ...i -I 2OOO0 Havana Cigars, various brands 100 casks and hhiis Falkhk Ale in wood and bottles; do London Particular Madeira IA cases Old Jamaica Run -. r.. 8 half pipes Brandy (Seignetie) 2 pipes Gin; 2 casks choice Havana Honey 10 baskets Champagne, sherry & Hook Wine. jan6 JOHN GIBSON. 30 S' MicIaei $, DLACk and colored KID GLUVts D Ladies' black and white Kid Gloves Ladies' white embroidered long and short Gloves Ladies' blue, green, pink and lawn cuifed Gloves Gentemen's best quality Buck Gloves Genemen's best quality black and colored Kids Genemen's best quality black, cotton, and Me- rino Gloves. Received and for sale ny jan7. +te DANIELS & BRADY. 4 ANDiNG from ship Ontario from Bosion-- A Is bbls white Beans, 10 boxes Lemons 59 pairs empty Molasses Barrels
 IF bales heavy Sheetings, 4 do do Denims 5O barrels Cranberries, Curtis' brand 50 do do do do Also--An invoice of Furniture and Varnisb, for jan6 sale by JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St MichaaI-st DLtCKING-Shumard Paste Bhckina ero,,ni in oil, and tho best article ever brought to his G'y, al cents per bbx--60 cents per dozen for sale jaDs by IL GATES, Druggist, I3e Danph,n-s,, ]
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

EASHMERES AND MUUSi '-' Dt- LAin ro q, unprecedented nnba L aa5 6,ys this da, .ednced the prices of their Cashmere> and Mouslin de Laines. The following the styles, the former and present prices:
 Rich de Laines, all wool-iormer prices 75c, pres
 ent prices soc.
 ChoIce Pompadnur syes-former prices Sl, pres
 ent prices 62ic.
 New and elegant Burgundy shades-forner prices
 sl 12t, present prices 75c. Cashmere d'Ecose, first quaIty--former plices
 62ac present prices soc. together with large lot to be sold from 20 to 37tc. The above Goods well worthy the attention of purchasers as they the newest and most fashion able styles and at from 25 to 50 per cent under the cost of importation.
 D. & B. would also advise the public tI,t they have made considerable reduction on their entire stock. ianlI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

TAMES GAND0LFo. 70 Commerce suset. has J in store and offers for sale at the lowest pries-- 75O bags Rio Coffee, 100 do Java do i-bra fs
 10 bhls Havana Sugars, POO boxas Soap T 100 boxes Castle Soap, 300 do Sperm Candles 10 casks Winter Bleached Oil, 10 tierces do 20 bbls No Mackerei, 20 | do No 2 do i5- ~ 10 half pipes Brandy, 10 4 casks do sI isetA -f 20 bbls common Brandy, 50 do Rum, Boston
 halfpipes Holland Gin .s7 f.lI;aa e-
 20 bbIs Crashed Sugar, 10 do Powdered do i 20 hall boxes Loaf Sugar i.d g.a"aai 4s 7t Regalia, Canones and Trabdco Cigars s
 100 boxes Cheese, 10 kegs best Batter z
 200 bbs Onions 'rt-f''l 2 ,gIaAg sovaO
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

THO SiTPMASTERS AND CONSIGNEES.- l We have ready the fnllo sug yessed for the purpose of Lightering and Watering Vessels that are or may arrive in Mobile Bay. They shall be permanently employed n that business: seS2l sGSp 1"%.s Es..e Conner the Water business Schr. Lady K. Rarr.
 Schr. Patapsco. ....
 Schr. Swan ..... in the Lshtering business Schr. Marquis. ...
 Oct2i AUSTIN HARDY, GLASSlFICATION of Steambnats by the l. . O surance Companies o Mobile:-
 FIRST GLASS.
 Montgomery New World
 Dallas LOwndes
 Eliza New Eia
 Carolina James lie~rl
 Sam Dale MHrengo
 SECOND GLASS.
 Gea. Harrison John Duncan
 Factor Belle Puuile
 Queen of the South Marquette
 Viola Alabama
 Noxubee Bourbon
 Ruby Minerva Mobile Insurance Company,
 THOM tS KING, Secretary. Firemen's Insurance Company,
 J. Y. FRANKLIN, Secretary Merchants Insurance Company,
 THOMAS W. MCCOY, Secretary. Alabama Life lns. and Trust Co nov26 N. O. J TISDAi.E, Secretary. N0FICE--The steamer ARKANSAS Capt. V Robert West, is now prepared to lighter Cotton and other cargo to and from vessels in the bay al the usual rates of ghlerage. Also, to tow vessels and carry passengers.
 The rates for towing up and down over Dog River Bar and ine' mediately, are as follows: Vessels under POO tons. $20 % Of POO and over 400 tons ...... 25 % over 400 tons. ....... 30 0O The rates for passage for persons connected with shipping in the bay, are each way S"",h VI Ho DcCh .l VV All other passengers. s......,...........Z .Z OO The certificates of the Port Wardens and United States Inspectors of Hull and Boilers, can be al any tune at the office of ihe subscribers For further information apply on board or o
 n 10 good Negro hands wanted to hire for the above Rmt dec27 2ld
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

TaMES SANDS x co have in store and oiel sD fnr sale on liberal Ierms- COFFEE-200 bags Rio SUGAR-250 hhds, from niddag to choice MOLASS ES-2O0 bbls, in fine order FLOUR-i50 superfne St Louis s Ohio mills WHISKEY-50 bbls double rectified BUTTER-75 kegs prime Goshen CHEESE-200 boxes prime Goshen SOAP-400 boxes Boston No TOBACCO-350 boxes, various qualities NAlLS-l00 kegs 4d to Pod 'iQUORS-lO pipes Signeue Brandy, 4th pl
 pil es Pelevoisn do do
 pipes Otard, Dupuy & % do
 puncheon Scotch Whskey
 . bbis Am. Brandy and Gin WlNES-35 c~ks superior Bordeaux Claret
 zoo noxeS St Julien Wine
 150 boxes sorerne Wine cnnn Choice Madeira Port and Sherry Cnracoa, M'I., ,chino,
 Don'nic Brandy, Abslhi,e cir BAGGING x ROrE-25O pieces d. 175coils WHITE LEA D-400 kcvs Roberts, 'nJ
 pure. LINSEED OIL-IO Lb1. SWEET OIL--30 baskets PICKLES-50 boxes Smh's SPlCES-Pepper, Cinnamon, Mustard, and in neat packages
 Sides, Shoulders and Hams, constantly on hand. Aso-A large and fashionable assortment of Dry Goods and ready made C,thing i,n1'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

MOTHERS KELlEF-rDoctor 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 Reef. 1 -a 0d- Obserye--None genuine unless signed ''''
 aug l9 ie.. G. A. BARTHOLICK &iCO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
EI.IhU AND sARAH sOUTHMAYD.

I BALTIMORE, Feb. 4th, lS43. MEssRs. s-Gsnfismsn:-l have used your extract of Sarsaparilla since it's introduction into this city. 1t gives me pleasure to state have found it to answer my most sanguine expectations. be- eye il to be the best preparation oi that valuable article now in use. ....e 4i
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21


 D SAPARlLLA.-This preparation of Sarsapa- r'a is different from any in use. It possesses all the active properties of the root in concentrated staie, and has given relief WHEN OVERWHELMING TONS OF SARsAfARILLAH HAVE sIGEALLY FAIL ED. The most eminent physicians in various sec- tions of the union, esteem the ingredient ol which i is composed, the most valuable and eflicacous that be given in the following maIadies :-Scroiula, diseases of the Skin, Rheumatism, Chronic diseases of the Lungs. to counteract the destructive effects of Mercury, Cancerous affections, Jaundice, Hypertro- phy, Paipiiation, Scurvy, Chorea or St. VItus' Dance, and all diseases arising from impure state ofihe boud. Many testimonials have been received from medical men and others, and additional certificates are daily offered the proprietor unsolicited, but he feels unwi ling 10 resort to :he method of puffing the article, believing that if has merit, the public will find it out. -..
 supply of the above preparation always on hand and for sale at wholesale and rerail by mhI IlAVILAND. CLARK M co Areute.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

M pDiolFpt,, tiiri use aud mode of ad'n'tfsfa- 1vA ton, including complete conspec,us ot the three British Pharmacope,as an account of all he new remedies, and an appendix of formule, by J.. Moore Neligan, M D., m vol 8yo. 4l.sI.l A
 Essays on the naure and principles of Taste, by Archibald Alison, IL. B., with corrections and n,- provements, by Abraham Willis, A. M in vol. I2no. , y 1 -IFHt ec.,.
 AnIhons Virgil, with English notes, critical and explanatory. a metrical claws, and an hlstori ica. geographical and myiholog ical index, in vol, for sale by J. M. SUMWALT & CO,
 iauI3 'N Booksellers, 36 Dauphin- st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

TVUSCANY OLIVE OTL--MOSELY q
 Il TUCKER, Druggists, have just received s jars lorig;aal packages) pure Olive Oil, being the best article Tor table brought to the city Co. t,s suit n,lrchasers. dec3I
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

R RLtCKINI-shumard's Paste BackinR grou,ni in oil, and tho best article ever brough, to this ei'y al cents per box60 cents per dozen, for sale
 jans by H. GATES, Druggist, I5e Daaph,n-s,-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21
I,ATENT MEDICINES.
SPENCER'S PILLS.
 u.urHaH HX HRT HGEENO

esfGssA As family medicine It is unequaed, XsF~. and Is all powerful in removing bilious
 Hz3 and other complaints arising from lhe
 R Arrangement of the amenlary duets, @Ns-1A and in ptlrifyinu inc blood. It is ceT-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

NEW BOOKS-i'he History of inc Puritans, ,ia IN Protestant Nonconiormists from the Reforma ton in l5l7 to ihe Revolution in 1888, comprising an account of their principles ly Dan1 Neal, Nj. A, with nine portraits on sIeel; 2 vols. Svo. ,1i T ' Land; by the Rev. Stephen ola, D. b., with iS illustrations on steel; 2 vols 8vo. For sale by
 deelOl H-= S. w. ALLEN, 28 uauthin-st s
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-21

nYE STUFFS-20 bbIs Coperas; 6ldo Mad,
 lJ der; 800 lbs Indigo; 5 bbls Chip I.ogwoods 9 do Camwood, just received and for sale by ltty 8 .,. HAVILAND, CLARKE & CO.,. < ian7 45 and 47 Water-st
The New York herald., 1845-10-26
Poiies lntsuissnes.

Ger as-TAe Rs55ery Of NJ. RoUisy-1ne rogue
esuShf at Information came to hand this evening
that the person suspected Of having robbed Mr. kowey
of Wrsnham Of ~ 00O. has been arrested In havana
and steps have been taken for the delivery of the
accused to the authorities here to answer for the
offence This will doubtless prove very crafty Ing In
teiligence to Mr. Rowsy, well the steamboat csm
pany.
HightOay Robbery.-A colorsd man named Henry Jack
son. on passing up Courtand street. last evening" from
one Of the steamers in which he had just arrived from
Albany and having newly purchased ovsrcoat on his
arm accostsd by two colo cd men, named William
Johnson and Richard Moore, robbed him of his coat
also sum of money. The rogues were subsequently
arrested and committed to answer.
Pickpocket arrested A man who gave his name as
Patrick Donoho, last night detected in the act OF
picking the pocket of Michael Mulryan OF $lO He was
taken into custody and detained to answer.
attempt at .4rson-A light last evening observed
in the third story Of promises No 310 bowory ana on
ascending to the from whence the light proceeded
a furnace filed with charcoal found, and straw was
also placed about the furnace aud In parts OF the
room, with the evident intention Of destroying the pre-
misses. Fortunately but little damage was done before
the 6re discovered and extingushsd The offender
has thus far eluded detection
Burglary aud .arrest.-Two colorsd men, named VIM.
Martin and Benjamin Thompson. alias Albany, were ar
special aids charge OF having burgsriousy entered
the coach house Of Gideon L. Knapp, Esq in Waning
square, and stolen quantity Of clothing and other
articles belonging 10 the coachman and footman OF Mr.
K. The accused were fully committed to answer
Since the arrest Of Thompson, has been ascertained
that three other charges for grand larceny have been
preferred against him.
The New York herald., 1845-10-26
Movements OF Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday far short oil those Of tn
early part OF the week. They indicate, however very
fair amount The last day of the week hurri.s
every to his home, and the enjoy OF
Sabbath beckon him iron business and pleasure TO tb
conventional associations Of domestic retirement m
the social duties of sabbatcsl observance We found
the
AmERicAN-Captain G. O Ermanger Jas IL Mckay
Montreal; J. M Clarke, Warng; c Gregor Bos ton
D. Webster, Cambridge; Thomas Patrick, Montreal;
Patterson, United States Army; J. Murray Buffalo; j.
Patteson Troy; w Warner, United States Army; L.
Kingsley, West Point Eugene Peterson, MARYLAND; s
Norris, Philadelphia; Ballard, North Carolina; Thos
Ballard, do.
AsroR-E. r. Stevens, New Orleans;J. McHaig, Al
bany; James Stevenson, do; X. NJ Marshall Phiia del
phis; B. Dufield. Cincnnat J. Ryan, dol Henry Sal
tonssll, Massachusetts; j. r. Kirkwood Northampton
II Duteld Pennsylvania; C. +. Plat, PhiiadsiPhi'; =
Dale. Boston; James Cary, Baltimore; W Wayt, Dayton
J. W. Porter, Zanesve; w II Barkcr, Tivolii Georg'
Grgg, Mobile; r. Corning, Albany; n Arnauit, Alban,
George Dexter do T. RI Parker, Boston; James Is Robt
Boston; y. n. Sackson. Essex CO; T. Iuiane, New o.
leans; II q Ludlam, Richmond
C,rv.-J. 3. Bates Westches er county Capt Cral
tree. England NJ. Norton Louisville Thos Mccrct
dy J. Knott NJ N. Norton Phil; y Evons do: ,'eotrs
WaIlan McRae Florida, South J }. Glenn Baltimore
James Peninc, Dayton H. Curd, Louisville Ohio Hei
FnAsxI,r Joseph Jackson, Gin; Bcnj Monay, Bo.
nv J. Miers, Phila; 4 r. Fillman Seneca Falls
osE-Richd Cowan, Pittsburgh Thos Pat rcl
Montreal; J. II Braine, Halifax j " RIDER Can ada
Jno Wiles, Charleston J ID Gfoesbfck Galveston
HOWARD sakoop, Albany J Loughman, Halss
N. 3. Z; Daniel Starr, do; Geo Davis Lockport y.
A. d. MerrifelJ, Middetown, Con. Rev II. Nuftng
st Abans G. ii. Buhl, Detroit 8. ID. Baher Washing
ton, ID. e. John Stevenson, Va +. Edwards, Phila
w. Strachau, Canada
The New York herald., 1845-10-26
. QuorATIoNs FoR UNcuknErr MONEY
Uncttyye emf .h0,su I,rr,,,.,, Af.,..,

The movements of specie very limited and as for
sign exchanges steadily declining the expectation
the future will be reduced tnan they have
beon for sometime past
There is very little demand at present for foreign
change, but there will be two packet days week,
enquiry doubtless will be extensive AZ quotations
iecline for sterling bills the remttances will increase
IS many have, for sometime past been deferred to for
sardng funds in the shape Of bills in consequence
ne high rates ruling for prime bills. We quote ex
change on London at Of 81 cent premium; Paris
of 2oa Of 2sa; Amsterdam, sot a93; Ham burg, 3o4
'5I; Bremen, 7st.
The Attorney General has commenced proceedings by
iling an Information, in the nature of Quo Warranto
sovel if decided against the bank take away its char
er The declaration that its charter had been forfeited
" well by refusing redeem its notes.
two of the questions to be decided by the Supreme
ourt at its Janur term. The establishment Of either
nroves fatal to the bank
The receiver of the City Bank of Buffalo, has given
oce that all the unsod property claims and effects Of
hat bank, will be sold in the city Of Buffalo by auction
the ath day of November (prox Tue assets amount
ominaly to about 5000 O00 and consist Of prom-sory
ocs drafts, bills of exchange Judgments, railroad
ocks bonds and mortgage household estate and tracts
ar land In Buffalo Cleveland, Ohio City. Huron and To-
,do The railroad stocks 525 shares Of the Erie and
kalamazoo Railroad, and 40 shares Lockport and Nj
,gara Falls Railroad. Among the judg
,rainst the East Boston Timber Company for about
80 Oo0 and discounted bills for about 900 of sundry
persons in Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-10-26
Court Intellixcnos.a J

court xnIeAlSCuOosU
GENERAL SESSIONS, Oct 26-Bsfore Recorder Tall
madge, and Aldermen Stonssll and Chsrlick NJ. C. Pa
terson, Esq district attorney.
Ssnfences DJrred-n the cases Of Livingston and
Hodkins convicted Of burglaries by confession
oiher two separate trials, the sentences
pended until the first Tuesday in November The sen
tence Of William Burch convicted by confession false
preiences, was also suspended until the time
The Case Of the Robbers If the Rage Citation The
counsel for Miller. alias Cupid, Parkinson, Davis and
Hone man, alias Smith, consisting Of Messrs Graham,
Griffin Brady, Warner, Benedict. and J. VI Smith. made
application to the court either to admit the accused
tics bail dismiss the two full terms Of the
had expired since they indicted without hav
ing been brought to trial. although they had ever been
ready TO moet the charges preferred against them.
The District Attorney, with whom were associated
Ogden Hoffman, James Whiting and VIM Price,
Esqs opposed the application either to discharge ad
nit to ball. the ground that the posponement Of the
trial occasoned by the absence OF material wit
the part of the prosecution who was shortly
pected to arrive and testify in the The court after
hearing the argument Of counsel behalf Of tho defen-
dants stated the grounds advanced to dismiss tho
admit the accused to BAIL were not eiable and
accordingly denied the melton Of counsel Tha accused
will therefore probably be brought to trial during the
Of the court After few unimportant motions
disposed Of, the Court adjourned for the term.
The New York herald., 1845-10-26
BROOKLYN IutelIiUence.


DEsEcRArIoS OF THE SABBATH We have been fire.
quently very much grievcd in consequence OF the
peated acts OF the OF the Sabbath witnessed
in the city of Brooklyn Dog-fghting ock.fghting
amateur pngstc encounters gamblng-thsl louuvoice
Of the basphemer mouthng the heavens" have from
Sabbath to Sabbath filed our souls with and la
mentation. We trust that the magistrates OF this city
and in particular the Mayor whose ought to be
terror to evil doers" will exert their authority tn,
promotion OF the sanhcation Of this blessed day
"The bridal OF the earth and sky"
CoNsEQvgNcgs OF surPosEp pINpLrENpENcE.--There are
several individuals III Brooklyn originally very poo
and obscure men, who have by accidental tsnces
become suddenly and unexpectedly wealthy, incidental
to the remarkable growth of the city in its present
tent and population Some OF these persons nave lately
assumed very important aud arstocratic rretensions
and the most ignorant and literate amongst them havg
even had tho temerity to threaten certain member
Of the press because, in the performance OF legit.
mate duty they have dared give publicity to facts
nected with divers Of the small potatoc codfsn-arIsio
cracy. These fellows have gone to the extent
making threats under the belief that their temporarily
assumed lions skn would protect them from the casn
CATION due to the hide vi much more stupid and obdu
rate ANIMAL and have pseudo, valiant and braggaoo
cia manner dared to assert that any gentle
10 q newspaper who should be desperate enough 10
"come between the wind and their nobility" would Ia
evlably be compelled to kiss the dust" Nous
"Let the CALLED Jade vince witheB are unwrung
The New York herald., 1845-10-26
Superior Court.

OCT 2t People Of State Of Nsw York ps. Chrisopher
Heissr and Philip FrenehThis an action to reco-
yer sun OF $500, which II alleged was forfeited by
defendants under the Statute for payment OF license
lor conducting the amusements at Castle Garden Tho
suit was ostensiby on part Of the State but virtually
part Of the Society for the Reformato of the uvenle
dents Of the State Of New York. to recover the
pcnaty Under the Statute The Statute provides that
t4eattica performances, which defined Tragedy
comedy hhd farce"-are not exempt from the usual Ii
cense vas set mp in defence tnat pantomme dancing
Did no agree, and were discharged