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Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-23
Npw.YoRK PAcKRTa

aEz2 City I.ADe ssktH
TSSfTF FOLLOWING VESSELS BUILT FOR
the trade will hereafter compose this line, viz:
Ship MARY FRANZ S, A. Hubbard, master.
BARK VERNON.
BARK REFORM.
Brig SELMA, NJ. Smith, master.
Br,e LINDEN, F. W Williams, master.
Brig SARAH BROWN, J. III. Norton, master
Brig MOBILE.
Brig WETUMPKA, J. Fowler, master.
Brig ALABAMA, Dudley. master.
The above vessels have handsome accommodations
for passengers and will sail punctnaIly adyerlls
ed All freieh consigned 10 the Agent in Mobile,
or to STURGES & CHAIRMAN, the Agents IN
New York, will he forwarded rs directed free OF
charge for commission.
JOHN c. RYAN. Agent,
decIl No IL ST Michae-sWeet.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-23

Iv1 discovery of the celebrated DR.. Charles Mi
chadx. formerly professor Of anatomy Lege, in
Flanders. and may safely be rec omm ended GER
tain remedy for Freckes, well other affections
Of the skin, as Tan, Sunburn, etc. Gentlemen who
troubled with blotches or pimples on the face,
often accustomed by the Of strong alkaline soaps
in shaving, will fad this an excellent remedy
For sale by .t -It.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-23
MOBILE, GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW
RernLnr HeekLu Packet.

Regular " eeFIy Fncket,
he feAa The new and splendid double zen
I=-zkaginq steamer, JAMES HEWITT.
- NJ. Quarter master will commence
her regular trips on the first rise of the water ea,in
MoRILE every SATURDAY evening at O'Clock,
and WARSAW every MONDAY al IL O'Clock.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo
dato"s, apply on board or 10
Campbell, OWEN & co. Agents.
oct2I 22Or IS Commerce and 72 Front streets
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-23

TyHREAB LAcEs AND KDGINGH--DAN-
+ i 5ELS y BRADY shavs received par Linden M
assortment of IThseasi I.xces.asd EAr;pes. Nsss
Shaeis and Gfosss, Baage and TarIeion iEhawls
swi'' Mu'l'"'' su'am,r Calico', 10. Mp
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-23

FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
N (,f<uDBA The steamer MINERVA, Capt.
l6d-kNA G. burgess, will run regularly
49, during the season TO the above and
all Intermediate ports. For freight passage apply
on b6ard or to CAMPBELL. OWEN 4 co.
nov26 IS Commerce and 70 Front-sis
WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINESVILLE.
6auss- - The steamboat NEW ERA, J W
s115tMtsse& I.yes mpster. will ply during the pre-.
aasEzzSxszs5R sent season, As regular weekly pack
ct between Mobile and Gainesville, leaving Mobile
every SATURDAY EVENING, at 5 O'Clock
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
datons, apply on board to
nov29 MOSES WARING, Agent, SO Front at.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-23

n ARD-tin barrels and kegs, landing ,rom
IL Mail Line, for sale by
WRIGHT q CUNNINGHAM,
ans Grscers. SO Dauuhn stree,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-23

Mobile AMI NUN ENbLA "
WEEkl.Y PACKET.
n cfze The new and splendid double en-
tr,gfSglL-rA,S gne steamer SAM DALE, F. NJ.
Johnson maeter, will leave iorMont-
somery evely WEDNESDAY at O'Clock pm. and
arrive Friday morning. Leave Montgomery every
FRIDAY AT 4 O'clock Pm and arrive in Mobile
Monday morning. For freight or passage, having
superior accommodations, apply on board or IN
dec3 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents.
FOR MONTGOMERY-Wee kly Packet.
he f~fsSssD Dr. The fine passenger steamer NEW
r.ytgl--zANWORLD, }. Bryan master. will
ss..s5;elsg run as regular weekly packet
throughout The season for the above and all nlerne-
diate landings leaving Mobile every SATURDAY
ng at O'Clock, and Montgomery every MON
DAY morning at 10 O'clock.
For freight or passage, apply on board oc2S
PICkENSVlILE WEEKLY PACKET.
he ~~fsssssG d. The sleame, CAROLINA, Peter
tn4gl=@AaC arroll master will run a regular
ss9ss W packet the ensuing season between
Mobile aud P,ckcnsyllle; leaving Mobile every
WEDNESDAY evening at 8 O'Clock PM.
For freight passage apply on board or to
oct2S NJ. WARING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-23

chldren's, women's and misses Shoes OF simost
every variety, all Of which will be sold by the pack
age dozen for cash approved credit, AZ low ~
can he bought in this market. ~. : Az. ,xss!.
dec25 N = ..s.ire r,r SAML B. HOWE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-23

Tenth street. below Chestnut ST. Philad.
|. Gabril Johnston, No 6 Reckless street, do GER
t,ly that my wife, Jane, was afflicted for two years
with rheumatism, and at last entirely disabled,
so that she was obliged to he confined To bed hear
ing Of Canlrell's Medicated Syrup Of Sarsaparlla,
or ant-ScorhnIc Syrup, l procured four no Ties,
which completely removed all her pains and stiffness
from her limbs; two more bottles made perfect
cure She is able to attend To her household
duties AS Usual, GABRrL JoHNsToH.
Philadelphia, January 22, lS44.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-23

WARE & CMEsRROUGm
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
No. Commerce-street, Nozzle, Alabama.
Edward NJ. Ware,
Aaron G. Chesbrough, il eff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-07
THE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS
Aud Magnetic fluid.

nR 4. II CRlSrlE respectfully informs the American
~ public he has lately arrived from England for IN.
purpose ofnOducng IN this country the novel application
OF eciro discovered by Ills brother Prof Her
man Cr-e of London IN October last The discovery has
received appreciation of the medical profession
oil Great Britain who have pronounced II among the
important OF modern scientific inventions. The PATENT GAL
yANic RfSc been found all the purposes for
machines are used, but without any of the injurious
Instruments and In many other respects safe and
certain IN accomplishing the desired object
The Gavanc rings have now been several months before
the English public and the universal reputation they have
acquired sufficient evidence OF their extraordinary
In The prevention and of the diseases for which they
recommended They have been used With perfect
in all OF Rheumatism, GOui, Tic DoereuN SICK Head
ache Ind ge-iion Paralysis, sh Joints General Debility
Deficiency II Nervous Energy, and all Nervous sorders
The Gavanc power which they gradual and con
slant and beneficial effects they produce the
ten must witnessed be believed The Gayanic Klng
are in every perfectly harmless and sold al prices
within the of all DESTROYS ofte-ng their efficacy
CRISTIE'S MAGNETIC FLUID Is always used In con
necOn with the Galyanc Rings promote their more et
cent and direct the Gavanic influence Ia the
ucular portions which are affected.
Dr. Crslie the American public from the beginning,
ID beware OF spurious limitations The only Agency NJ pre-
sent IN the United States i al l3i tULTONSTREET, b
few doors from Broadway In this City, and from the secret
process by which the metals prepared Ia be rendered
sensitive and Ell lieut. all limitations must be entirely devoid
OF any galyanc effect. le@ WIS
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SILK CooDs-NEw SPRING STYLES.

DECK NICHOLSON l. WRIGHT. Nos l59 Pearl and
~ Beaverstreet-. New Or6, would respectfully invite
he attention Of Merchants visiting his city, 10 their assert
mont VI SIX and Fancy Gooff, comprising IN part, VIZ
DRESS GOODS.
Barege- and BazOrne- extra printed JacOlets ana sdn
stripe Mu-.n; complete assortment Of Muslin de LANES
" all STYLES and prices rch sGiin striped and embroidered
Tsr.afan Muslin Dresses; Cameleon BrOcade aud satin
striped -ilk- SHAW l.. -
Br0ce Cashmere. Barge and fl assortment OF Came.
con. and Damask Elk >hawl- rcl Dama-k Alpaca aud
>frada Shaw,s, and beautiful article together with
black and cold Muslin de Lame slsS- IN great variety.
RIBBONS.
lll assortment y Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Of te new
.s and richest syles complete assortment Of I1Heta
and sa;l Ribbons Also III assortment Of h''nery Ar
,ic'cl. LAIE>.
English and Geran Thread Lsces and Edgings. hgd Cap
Laces, large assortment; trimming Laees ana Lace Edg
SC. GLOHEcr -
s-ng Of Kid. the best Manufactured Ds and cold SILK
egyptian and Fet Cloves with large assortment OF Fancy
Nr select assortment Of Fancy Hdki.. Linen Csmbnc
Hdke. Pongee and ,ptalneid Hdki-. together with
-rai variety of Pars Cord, Gunps and Trant G..
ye- al Of ich be- offered the ouest market yrioes
l8' uvlsf
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS,

II YOtT WANT TO SAW TWENIl PEK UNI n
| YOUR PURCHASE OF DRY GOODS, call a. DINO.
MAN IODINE cos, j0l Grand--t, corner OF Orchard
There YOU will find 100 cases 81 NEW and RlC II
GOODS. iusf opened for the Spring and summer Trade
Every >tvle Of Dress Goods. such - Printed Lawns,
Gingham Lawns, Musins. Ginghams, Delaine- Cameeon
SILKS Black and Blle-back silk. OF all widths, Manila
h. Of every cnaAty bingham stripe ks, sc. &c
Sawls 0f every cnptonBacS, Berage, Co.ored aud
White Ground square and Long Befage shswlsi Black
and Nhe Net >hawls. Six SLawl-, sc.
Cloths Cass.meres safineit- and Ns-ngs. Also large
stock Of sumner STUFF for BOys and Mem wear.
Also ist received. Is and bale- Of -ix-penny and
penny Sheetngs and shrng-. just from the Manu-
.dcnre-.
Also few case. yard wide Caicoes, beautiful styles for
one .hliinga yard warranted fat c0lOrs.
DINGMAN, BODtNE Co One Price store
ie5 5t-- 3gl Grand, cor Orchard-st- New fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-07

numerous testimonials favor of tins wonderful medicine
from ile great number of persons who have used u anu
been cured Of The mosi disease Of tine Lungs ard
the Liver here all other medicines have iaed places be-
oud the reach Of cav in the highest rank of popular med
-ues and j. hailed othe most useful discoveries
modern times relieve the sIteung- of the human family
No person subject weakness of the lungs liver, teus
with hacking cough pain M the side. should be- without
if II your place of flee from The fell
-troyer Consumption No other medicine save YOU
Muuude- of cOuuiereis offered You 10 cheat Won of
your health and your money Buy only the old stand %
Rowery or j. 6. Leeds III Waicrsrcoi and That The
steel plate wrapper has DR. J. g. Leeds signature 10 H. none
other - genuiue l-7 lt
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"a pTscuIr AND SUGAR oRAoKERs.

rI'HE subscriber wishes make known 10 the public, thai
much OF the biscuit and crackers which sold IN Tins
city b the above Names entirely different from the SODA
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made At his Bakery.
which have been used by nvais particularly those who
suffer from indigestion. for than twenty years, with the
best results while the imitation. which be- made for
less price, though perhaps good for person IN health are
wholly unfit for the sick The above BISCUIT and Is>ktss,
also BUTTER BISCUIT, WINE BISCUIT BUrrtk CRACKERS
WATER CRACKERS PfLor and NAVY BREAD, all OF the hrsi
quality constantly for sale at the well known establish
ment rs Wa-hn gton street. of Narren-sir.et
40 6nis. EPHRAIM TREADNELL'S son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-07
y The Humnn Hair-Bnrry,. Celebrated

TricopherOus.-A. &. BARRY would again ur-c those
wish preserve ieir Hair IN its pristine beauty AID
ygor. especially during the summer heat, which oil are
has very bad tendency, prOsratng he nerves and
blood vessels connected with the ROOFS which must nesa-
Dy end ia destroying ile pulp ana consequently bring ODD
premature decayo lose time n procuring ms valuable
Medicafed Compound. assuring them that u VIII prevent
their hair from falling of restore 10 where 10 Tea, become
bald and VIII assufedv stop 20 from becoming gray The
rncophcrOu article thai A. {. Barry pi- nu hesai on
10 saving, VIII effect an that above stated. Why then de-
single moment n procuring his remarkable compound
thar has wrought such almo,i miraculous cures. When
such celebrated as Doctors Hamilton, Phye, Asion
and Kelly of Edinburgh recommend b., lille else need De
said favor. Indeed the second named gentleman spent
years of study and research o. discover and 10 INN L. y
{ Barry indebted for The euvahle celebrity biz
Trcopherous has Obtained; aud il almost within the
reach oevcry being only 30 cents per bottle he hopes
all Will avail themselves OF % az once A. \ C. Barry com
acfs 70 the greatest discovery Of modern tne and wishes
universally known and disseminated ne hereby tenders
the poor gratis, who receive It 10y calling at biz
Establishment, li6 Broadway
To be- hal Of the following accredited agents a Is sands
Co. rs Broadway corner Chamberssireet, and ~ Full
uusfrcoi; John Mea1m 5li Broadway, between Broome
and Spring; :. Nluson, 2l ~prngsrec; Dr. Lindsay, lo
sixth Avenue. between Amity and Fourth streets al
Voorhees,, ~ HldsousIreef james ". smith, corner OF
Fulton aud Cranberry streets. Brooku; and by The Pro
puetor 4. {. BARRY, Artist in HAIR, li6 Broadway
Price 81 cents bottle
v B.-A. e. Barry be- consulted on diseases OF The
Hair from 10 \. VI. an 5P. VI je7 Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-07
,I,uE MO>T DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EN.

i CtR>lONS-A sail across tire Hudson River Ia HOBO
KEN and then a walk To the ELlSIAN FIELDS along the
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores OF the place
will prove the most easily accomplished ard attractive OF A.
RURAL ENCJ RSIONS that be made from the Ci;y.
The Grounds presena charming aspect The trees being
IN leaf and the soil covered with rich turf The walks are
I'M excellent order having been considerably embeshed The
present Spring The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and
Chrsopherstrees completely hitd up with awnings
and Nigh Boats from Hobosen 10 Barclay
until n o'clock Forage o. cents. mylo imuas'
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: UTfrF >lTFftk
June d. and through the week
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening al
o'cock and Wednesday and saturday afternoons al half
pasiS
~ The Manager pleased 10 announce The famous and
,r-'inai KENTUCKY MIN>TREL>, the best band OF Eth
cnsns In Amerca Also engaged. GREAT WESTERN
the uneouaed denesior OF Yankee character and genera
INV 1ONFDfAN Also MASTER WOOD, long ard
f,vorahiv known a. talented Dancer MIR. BARTLETT
m. sable Olg BiLi. Mr. PETE MORRIS. comic Vocal
ID Mr. WHITLOCK. the best BANJO PLAYER and Negrv
Neo.ii.t In America Mrs. WESTERN, Miss ADAlk
Ia PETITE CARLINE. YANKEE COT RT>hlf; CON
IL MFIANGF SC. GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION
from he Garden on the top OF the Museum. every evening
ami "Wednesday and saturday afternoons WAN rio
URE>. &c Admission > cents le-
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TO THE PUBLIC.
The "OpposiiiOn" Directory for 1915 and 'iJ

~ ~ consideration of certain facts winch nave come Ia
the knowledge The undersigned. he deems 10 10 boz hi.
iuY notify the subscribers 10 the Newfork CEv Drec
DRY for 1850, that Opposition Directory VIII pro-
baby make it, appearance-prncd M style re-c
ing that work and liable without examination OF the tfi
page. % be purchased for H.
The undersigned fully prepared TO prove the correct
IF the assertion that page which he name o
said Opposition" Directory, less than ERROR,
fxisT The errors alluded 10 are,
list. Names of persons inserted. IN the Directory o
1914 who bee found at the places then occupied
by them
3D. Names inserted with the rrong basnes ATTACHED and
thus repuning of the errors in the Directory of os
year Q8i)
3d. Names inserted mspet and iu Tins respect also. re
printing errors in la-f years Directory
1il The aud addresses o persons inserted ~ am
dead who hage ben aead months Ocaing then
~ n the Directory of iasf year l8+f.l
M ans interested in this matter questions the correct
of the above the undersigned, being questioned.
will proceed establish the facts with particulars IN full
Who viii make such Il request,
JOHN DOGGETT, Jr
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Philadelphia Cattle Market

At msrkei 200 head OF Beef Cattle including 200 taken
70 NewYork; 220 Cows and Calves, $50 swine and
100 Sheep and Lambs
Pnces-Beeves rather dull sales range nom 50 e.
Nd few extras brought s. the l0Ohlo0 head leii I'M
sod
Cows snd Calves sell Al Sl2d30
swine-sales at Sli "a a the lOOi5.
sheep and Lambs were mostly taken az sli 81 each
"h quality
asy-Good Timothy in demand at 500e0 cents ih,
'r Straw sells at sed the 100 bundles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-07

HODGE a PARMELE. 80. ~ Bonl--free', New-Nork.
- sni penn-yIrfHf Avenue Washington. y. &. respect
ly tender their professional services to their friends ani
le public. and invite a who require De nlllce ail -hl oi
be- EXPERIENCED lnd PRA(I DENTIST. 10 cali
Them, learn 'er terms. ard examine Their claims o pup-
Be- confidence and patronage
They would particularly cali attention % their Patent
method O fastening Artificial teeth when set gold plate
which s used by themselves alone 10 the Cities of NeN
York and Washu- The most prominent advantages oi
mode Of fastening the following - n saves me- pain
hways attendant upon the removal of lie roots OF me onl
ecih and makes those roots highly useful iu fastening t
fetal teeth n The teeth greater nrmnc-s, rir-
them always much les troublesome much more Use
M the may be- DO the process of masiicaOn nan ie
COMMON mode B. n renders easy fp remove and replace
be- teeth which, together with The peculiar simplicity OF lire
aSfeuings enables the keep them always clean
Che great Improvement secured by this patent needs bat Top
~ u order 20 boz understood and O be- used tO De- APP
lrec.afed. 10 la- received i afprpmfon oi some or e
u0sfd.inguslei Dentists n e country. and ! universal
commended by those who have awaited themselves oi IT, adj
.al.a.e-
Hfier g. SMITH Donor viii devote his entire attention
FOB fir Office. ~ B0ui-freei, New YORK, while the junior
partner viii attend The business iu Washington. Mr.
Dodge hea- leave cab attention 90 the following
lruda1u fram tie Hon Sa- Wright late ~ The t. = sen
,fe ami now Governor of fnc STATE at Newly FORK
MAsHISCIos D. e.. Feb. l5 1873
Dr. j. S'niin Dodge, upon bis arrival in Washington 70
lun an flee a. surgeon Dentist presented 20 letters
rom several friends n Newly ORR of the highest respecfn-
ly and standing containing e strongest and most iafua-
i-.er aud his superior professional qualifications These
ili-f1rfOrr -vdences Of the and ir Deuu-', induced
le Ar once engage tie professional services az Dr. Dodge
for ms own amv anI my vte and my.elf are now able.
rom p-r-0f experience to add nur equally favorable
testimony .u favor gentleman anu sAiiu Dentist
Tai. testimony thus glyeu hr well no Obed euce o
lee1re> solicitations of respectable and worthy friends l
Nr-Y ors 81 boz have for many wears experienced the skill
and fdc, o the Doctor loo M profession ~ 90 M own com
m3l 2av5nWNsIs sILAs WRIGHT
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INST PUBLISHED.

ME CRESCENT And TIE IkO>S, by blot " ar
burton Esq IN vols. limo beautifully printed I'M large
clear type on hne paper Price, each ~ cents Forming No.
NJ and 81 Of the Library of Choice Reading.
Mr.. Narburon- book II very lively and = most asrsa-
b'v written Examiner
ave know NO volumes furnishing purer entertainment,
or better calculated 90 rise up ideas Of past glorie and
present aspects Of the people and lands Of the most At
raclvc region of the world Court Journal
OF recent books OF Eastern Travel Mr. Narburtons l.
hv far the best He writes like poet and artist and there
general feeling of bonhoHe IN every thing he says. that
makes his work truly delightful Weekly Chronicle
Published and for sale hy WILEY 4 PUTNAM,
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PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION,

DY d. APPLETON 4 Co 2o0 Broadway.-Arnold's
ID Latin ard Greek Prose and Verse Composition, and
other classical works.
Ncheler. History Of the Roman Republic
Mchrirr- Priest. Women and Families.
.moutl- History of Literature
Coerdge'- literary Remains
Guilot & lnlpieie History OF Civilization.
Carey'- Trans alton Of Danies Poems.
Heercn's Historical Researches.
Arnold'- sermons and Miscellaneous works
Amod'- Lectures ON Modern History with notes.
Arnold's His fOryof Rome.
Macfsrane's History OF England.
L1ndOn'- Ladies Country Companion.
Carlve'- Life Of schiller
Walter Savage LandOr's Collected Works.
Lelse.' History Of Philosophy.
Whewrls Elements OF Morality, including Politics.
Speaker. edited by Prof Sewel, with Amer. additions.
The Practical Cook by Bregon and Miller, with additions
Nearly Ready
\ Dictionary offhe English Language, by Alex. ReidAM
NIclflsff- II story of France. Part 3 Ir0 ~il-
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SPRING AND SUMMER BoNNETs.

NAPIER. FISHER CO. Di fear.--ireci,-oner for
sale very superior a--nrinen ~ an ld fancy bon
Italian stock. among wc1 are to.urri and White Lacrs
AM entirely new aricie. Excelsior " rlon-utue Bonne-
49,. ,-,, s--i-'gF.ne Patents Rice Patents nufanis
f--0iar-s Adelaide Fsrencr- Pedals. tLp. French and
Fn-l.a Dlns,abe-. fine ,g.i siraNs Devious. Eleven
g-'fI. So Lawns. AMI Willows. Also. NeapOiians
p y A. CO... mike. Lace Neapo.isn- Ar'fcia. Flowers
A.. A.. a. -m- TuThGSa
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ship Avalanche Murray. from CaE;On. 2-ih Jan and
- Helena 22l Apr. with teas SC. 10 T. NJ Davis 60.
of Philadelphia.
Ship Rhode Island. Anderson from Liverpool I'm
April with mdzc and passengers 70 Roach Brothers Go
Ship Potac Parker. p days from Hayre with mdze
and passen gers 20 order.
Bark Henry Shelton. of BALTIMORE -onscope " day
from Rotterdam. ia ballast 70 the master. sailed % CO.
with ship Catherine jackson Of Baltimore Tor York
lJi -fef rage passengers.
Brig Elizabeth. (of Wilmington Del) Lane, 10 day
from ~r Croix with sugar nm. &c. 20 De Forest &
Co. Lcita -chr from Porto Rico disg lumber name not
known. the only Am vessel in port
-chr Leroy. Treadwe- dag from Norfolk with fndze
70 StUr1cs s Chairman.
s,lr Avon Larry, days from Washington sc with
naval stores 10 Cook $ Taylor.
schr Lycureus. Bennett from Philadelphia coal
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CRO,i THE lIONrGOMEKY LEDGER. Poti

town. Pa.-N 3. PALMER. o. Ais Offices 20 New YORK..
Boston Pliadel pha and Baltimore. VIII receive Sub-crl
lions aud Advertisements for ill- paper.
From 'ie Clinton Co. Democrat, Lock Haven, Ph-N- =.
Palmer will Subscriptions and Advertisements fo
his paper. and collect and receipt for a. monies. &C.
From fhe Mountain Sentinel. EDenpurg FaN. b. Palm
authorised Ia receive Subscriptions and Advertisements
and receive and collect monies Tor the same.
From the Franklin Gazette. Pe.-N. B. Palmer j. Agent
Tor THE paper %. hs several Offices. le7
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I ooK At THIS. LARGE LOT OF GOODS

H TO BIZ SOLD Al HALF lnElR 'RLi F.--Dan
Linen ward: Vests al l.. td Caco- cents yd; be,
spool Cotton j. dozen Shawl- p. 81: Ribbons cents yd
Lace Collars ~u-pender- cents; hne Broadcolh
l.. 3D. yd Worked Bands cents good coat Buttons
cents dozen Pear Buttons lcenis dozen hne hsk, ~ bs
printed Musin- is. cd yard large rolls Bonnet Nre CO.
fue Linen Thread L. Cd pound; good Carpets l. 81 yd
Fr0ck co %. 6d SIX Craveis l.; yard vide Lace ct-
yd Book Nu-in- l.. sd. Fans CO.; summer t0ih . o.
sd. French o. cd. yd rash Cts yd Onps ana
Frnre only ceus sd good cuar-. Combs only cents
SATIN stocks and Crsvaf- H. 3d. and 0 other lots OF goods
20 be- sold cheap al HAWKINS store No. 10 GreenNlch
81 between anal and Spring IS. IL
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PAPER WARE HOUSE

i tween Maiden lane and John street. have always ol
aud large and complete assortment ri every description
II Paper 10 be- found 10 Paper Ware House.
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