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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-14

GRAND MILITARY PARApE.-Orders have been
issued by Gen. Sanford, for parade of the First
Division of the State Artillery, on occasion of the
visit of the Secretary of War and Gen. Scott, on
the 18th inst. This division comprises the sixth
brigade (iorrls,) said to be the finest in the Uni
ted States and will make very grand and imposing
appearance. Upwards of three thousand men will
be under arms, all beautifully uniformed and equip
Ped and in creditable state of discipline. After
the parade the Secretary Of War and the officers OF
the division, will proceed in the Government steam
er Fulton to inspect the harbor defences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-14

ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL SpoT FOR HEALTH AND En-
JoyMENT.-Mr II. ID. Rice has taken the Piemont
House, and furnished it in most beautiful style for
families and others who are DESTROYS of enjoying
themselves during the season. 1t stands on an ele-
waited position, ~ miles from the city Of New York,
at the termination Of the New York and Erie Rail
road, commands as fine view as any place on the
Hudson, including the whole of Tappan Bay, and
the river for II miles, the villages Of Tarrytown,
Sing Sing, and Nyack. The place is proverbially
healthy, and the scenery in the adjacent region is
diversified and highly romantic. The various rides
and walks, leading to the mountain, afford beau
tifnl views of the East River, Newark Bay, &C. &c
The Railroad affords great facilities to parties going
fishing, fowling, and to view the far-famed 'vnlley
Of Ramapo." Several cottages are provided for the
accommodation of large families who desire to be
still more retred and to take their meals at the ho-
tel Families wishing to hire these cottages for the
season, can have them furnished or unfinished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-14

RETURN OF THE GOVERNOR OF CoNEy ISLAND
We understand that his Excelency the Governor OF
Coney Island has returned from his tour in Europe
In the course Of his peregrinatons there he ascer
tanned the exact position of her majesty Queen Vic
tora, and also that of Louis Philippe, on the subject
of annexation slavery, sugar, cotton, and the right
of search. The Governor brought with him some
very choice specimens of Spanish and French wine,
which he intends to produce to the world in due
time. During his absence in Europe, the eccesias-
teal affairs of the bishopric of Coney Island got IN
to considerable confusion, but he will direct his
earliest attention to them, and provide a. Bishop
with the least possible delay 1t is rumored that her
Britannia Majesty asked his Excellency If he were
in favor of annexation, and that he instantly res
pended "No;" whereupon her Majesty shook hands
with him, and presented him with splendid dla-
mond brooch, which he will wear at church next
Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-14

WESTERN EMIGRATION The rush al the Land
Office continues to increase. Such land fever never
known And the best OF it Is the tracts entered ara
mostly by actual settlers Green Bay Rep,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
I'D IIlHI. MIND I.sIa MIMI VOL

No. 7SPRUCE-STREET, NEW-YOKh,
FNHE only mandatory ofany extent in the United
il States, The subscribers offer for sale the mos
splendid assortment Of SHADES which could be
collected together, consisting Of the following yles
10000 pairs ofbeauiiful Gothic. painted by artists
These all views of celebrated places in Europe.
1900 pairs Of assorted Gothic, Corintian and
Landscapes, such generally sold about the city.
IS pairs of most beautiful Corinthan, painted
ia Florence.
100 pairs Of some Of the most celebrated places
in this country
5000 pairs Of cheap shades from 62a 10 81 80.
We pledge ourselves TO sell 100 per cent cheaper
t han any other house in New-York Persons wish
ing the process Of getting up the most useful
articles, are shown through the painting rooms with
great pleasure.
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTE RIoR DECORATIONS
not to be SURPASSED TRIMMINGS Of all kinds at
manufacturers prices.
GJPersons buying to sell again dealt with on the
most liberal terms.
augl2Kmo BARTOL & DE MAUNY.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
StiEkIFF'S SALE.
Coffin & Mccullough

James Griffin. Sr. partner Of Griffin & Co.
NM I'LL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door OF Mobile county the first Mon
day OF October l845, between the hours Of IL o.
clock Am. and O'Clock PM. Of said day, all the
right title and interest of james Griffin in and 10 the
following described piece, parcel or lot of land and
premises. situated, lying and being in the city Of
Mobile, and known and described as lot number one
~, IN square number three (3), having a front
The south side Of Government street Of one hundre.,
(100) ieeI by depth Of three hundred $500 ieet.
bounded south by Church street, west by lands of
Alexander Aud, north by Government street, and
east by Stocking street.-The same having been
levied on as the property Of James Griffin, surviv-
ing partner Of Griffin Co., b, virtue OF the above
stated execution, which issued from the office of the
Clerk of the County Court Of Mobile county and to
me directed.
sep6 I96tds C. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

Per schr Elizabeth from Ne x-Orleans-Smth, Dabney
& CO D Edsarly; + Pomeroy; G LeBaron; w Dor
rance.
Per steamboat James L Day from New Orleans-Wm
Calvert; Wright & Cunningham; j o'Reily q CO; w
Truwit; 3 Boulemet; e Cullum.
Per ateamboat Fashion FIN New Orleans-F II Brooks;
O'ReIy & co.. w Truwit; F Cunningham; o Ma
zanpe & co.; Warrington IL Callahan.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

NEW-ORLEANS-Per schr Elizabeth-200 SKIS corn,
200 do so bbs mOasses so sacks bran 80 do coffee.
g hhds bacon, rs bbls vinegar.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat l. Day-26 bills
-four cask and bbs bacon, kegs and 10 hf-bbs lard
fierce rice Dbl moiasses crates earthenware csks
china, 10 bbs bread do whisky, csks claret hid
gar bbs pork "a sacks corn, SO bbspoatoes 10 boxes
tin, 2 do lemons.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion-l0 coils
rope SO bbs and IL hdo four 90 bbs 80 bxs Shoes
s hhds bacon, &c,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
HsAAaRMa.RaPR

Per steamboat l. Day FIN New rleans-Messrs. Og-
den, Shepherd, Usher, Burgess. Gill, Chandler, Duffy,
Com. Rosseau.
Per steamboat Fashion from New Orleans-Mrs Will
son, Miss Childs, Messrs BabcOck Gantt Shields, Nc
Cormick Kaufman, Wallace, McCready, Wilkins. Ma
gee. and 4 on deck
Fer steamboat Noxubee from Montgomery Captain
Adrian. Messs Chambern Brown, Rami, Langg, Pettis,
Cook Wilson, Gaines
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Marcus Cotton
VS.. ven. ex.

Acn1 W. OIe"Ch'e.
NM ILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door Of Mobile county on the first Mon
day Of October, 1915. between the hours of IL o.
clock, AM. and O'Clock PM. of said day, all the
right aud title of Henry W. Clements in and TO the
following described land, to vital that lot
piece of land that is say, the northeast quarter of
section number thry-six (36), township number
seven "a, and range number two (2) west; and the
northwest quarter of section number twenty-five
(22), township number %, and range two
2) west south ofthe 3Ist degree OF north latitude =
SAID above described lands be sold the pro-
perry Of Henry w. Clements by virtue Of the above
stated venditioni exponas, which issued from the
Circuit Court of Mobile county and TO me directed
sep6 I9Stds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff III. G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
ID EN- TITS n r. r.

- ! : ~ ID n N II I , i Il 4
hR. LEES NEkVINE will give immediate re
IL lief to the most acute TOOTH ACHE, whine il
proceeds from an exposed nerve. II will also en-
trey destroy the nerve so that the tooth may be
plugged and again become useful. without any pain
whatever. The Nervne is perfectly free from every
thing injurious to the organization of the tooth or
that viii discolor it.
Certificates of its efficacy, from some of the most
respectable citizens, may be seen ri the OFFICE,
southeast Of Royal and Dauphin-streets,
Gregory's Exchange, entrance On Royal-st.
70 Every operation in Dental Surgery performed
upon the latest improved principles and warranted
to last. mh21 94if
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
eE 80 .M8Al

no Travellers gOing North.
SPEED IN CREASED beyond all competition OH
y The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont
gomery (Ala } TO Charleston Is CD via Columbus,
Macon and Savannah tGa. )-haying less staging and
more rest Than any other line 10 Charleston.
BY recent arrangements, tins line carries its pas
sengers through ahead Of either of the lines by way
of Augusta, Ga; having % miles less staging than
the Georgia Railroad Line.
Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the
arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, by
railroad 40 miles, thence by splendid line Of four
miles: thence by the Central Railroad 30 Savannah,
Ca, 1871 miles, with unsurpassed expedition and
comfort: thence by splendid line of steam packets 10
Charleston, ITO miles, where passengers travel while
they sleep, enjoy luxurious table without charge,
and arrive ID Charleston from foul 10 six hours be.
fore the departure Of the Wilmington boat, carry ing
the great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

COMMITTED to the Jail Of Mobile county ON
~ the 10Th August, 1915, by Franklin G. KIM
ball, ESQ.,, Justice Of the Peace, runaway mulat-
to slave called ARMSTEAD, aged about % years.
feet or 10 inches high, and says he belongs TO
Robert CIopton, of Noxubee county, State of MIS-
sissippi The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him away, or
he will be dealt with according 10 law in such cases
made and provided to pay Jail fees.
aupl9 1000 g. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

Extra Coaches will always be kept in readiness
10 accommodate the travel.
Fare through from Montgomery to Charleston
omnibus included, s26 SO.
Through tickets can be had on application to
]. B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hall.
Montgomery, April II, l845.
The Citizens Of New Orleans and Mobile are re-
ferred for further particulars, and through tickets,
giving preference Of seats, 10 Mr.. John Ticknor,
Agent, No. st. Francis street, or to Lewis J.
Arguelles, Agent, Mansion House, Mobile.
3srlt will be seen that the cards of the Express
Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, winch claim for
them the greatest speed dated prior to the 18th
April, and were then correct. although now the re-
verse.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
TO CARINET MAKERS.


TIME SUBSCRIBERS having their ill and Pa
il tent Polishing Machine in full operation, now
ready to supply Cabinet Makers with Marble Top
at the following very low prices:
White Italian Marble Tops. SIZE. per foot.
Italian BarlilIa. sc. e. ..S7ac per foot.
Black and Gold Egyptian Marble Tops, from 81
so to 81 .62a.
Italian Wasl, Stand Tops, with Back, Shelf and
Scroll, from $s8 to 500. a.-. ..e
Tie aboye prices include packing and all charges
except the freight and warranted free Of breakage
J. e. g. Co. are confident Of their Tops being SUI
perior in finish those polished by the old method
that they willing TO take back any that may prove
unsatisfactory, the manufacturers paying charges
each way. They keep also hand Mahogan,
Boards, Plank and Veneers Of all kinds; also--Var'
nish, Glue, Bureaux Knobs, Sofa Springs, sc.
0G- TERMs.-Sx months satisfactory refer
ence, or per ct. olior cash. ]. E. & Co. keep al
80 on hand Marble Mantels of every description, boil
Foreign and Domestic. Orders by Mail for Marble
Mahogany or any Of the above articles, will receive
our prompt attention.
JOHN ECKSTEIN & CO.,
URIoN MILLS, Ridge Road, Warehouse Ga Docl
street, Philadelphia, Pa. sept2 1876
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
FOE NEM.YORIs.


kEH The fine conner fIsiefed brig THOMAS 7
Max HART, Samuel Bartlett, master, VIII have
despatch for the above port. For freight or passage
apply IN board at Cont street wliafi or 10
aug30 J. ii. RIVERS & W.
The Royal West India Mail Steam Packets
I61sSgassa5 Leave SoUTHAmPToE for MADEl'
/IKTEEEH10 the WEST INDIES, &c, di-
z2.-rect, on the 2nd and 17lh Of each
month"; returning Twice Month in due course
The public is respectfully informed that the Bril-
fish Royal Mail Steam packet Company's Steam
Vessels offer commodious accommodation Tor Fas-
sengers, and ply regularly between the undermen-
toned places, viz:
From ENGLAND to BARBADOS WA madeira) on the Zu
aud l7h oil each month. 49,.
From BARBADOS, about the 9th and 94th. TO GhANA,
DA thence along the Northern Islands 10 ST. THOMAS
aud PORTO RICO, and back by the same route to BAR
BADoS. -
From BARBAD DOS, about tho 9th and 24th, to TOBACCO
aud DEMERARA. thence about the 9th and 2Oth' to
TOBACCO and GRENADA. - .,, -
From GRENADA, about the 18th and 10Th to TRINIDAD
and back. 49,
From GRENADA, about the llih and 26h, calling at
JACMEL in Hayt. to JAMAICA, st. Jago de Cuba -
thence back to JAMAICA and JACmEL aud on TO
PORTO RICO and ST.. THOMAS; from whence the
Steamer proceeds towards ENGLAND, via BERMUDA
and FAYAL alternately. ,,..., -
about the 2ist, to NASSAU and HAVANA leaving the
last mentioned place, about the ss!h, for JAMAICA
From JAMAICA about l6th to SANTA Martha, CaItha-
gcnn CHAGR ES and San Juen de Nicaragua, and back
by the same route; leaving CHAGRES about the 25th,
and reaching JAMAICA about the o a. -...,,
From JAMAICA, about the 3rd, TO HAVANA, VERA
CRUZ. TAMPICO. and back by the same route to HA-
VANA; thence about the 10TH 10 Nassau, BERMUDA
aud England -
ALSO, BY SAILING VESSELS.
From GRENADA, about the goth, 10 LA GUAYRA and
PORTO CABELLO. and back to La GUAYRA, thence
to ST. THOMAS arriving there about the 18th.
From HAVANA, about the 9Th, TO HONDURAS, and back
TO Havana. 80
DG-The Fares (Which include the use of Bedding
and Linen, Stewards Fees, and all other charges,
except for Wines. Spirits, Malt Liquors and Mime
raj Waters,) are moderate. For example, that he :
tween Havana and Jamaica, is Fifty Dollars, aud
between other places nearly prOportionate, having
reference to distance and time.
BY this continuous chain Of Steam Communication
an opportunity offers Ito persons remaining on boar)
of evading the rgor of climate during winter, with
out mourning the risk Of residing for any length Of
time in West India Colony.
The Steam Packets carry an experienced Surgeon
E. CHAPPELL, Secretary,
iy22Mmo 55 Moorgate-sireet. London.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
RECEIPTS DE GOTTar,

Per steaboat Noxubee FIN Montgomery-Rves, Battle
IL CO 80 bales; Boykn & McRAe II; ToOmer, Gay co
Is; E l. Andrews & CO Id G Goode 10 Donald Il Mar
shall 8; + @ Heard 3; Mauldin IL Terrell 2.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
CUWHIy uIFtCItUs =, :.
sept4 I97tds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. G.
HHEKlFF'S NOVICE

COMMITTED to the jail Of Mobile county on
o;ns Eso N Jnstice of the Peace, IA runaway slave
called Prince, black complexion. rs wears ofage.
fee, inches high has lost the end Of his left fore
finger, the big his right foot has been split,
and thai he se%ngs TO o Sosfa oS Of
,,so months since The owner is requested to come
Grward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away. or he will be dealt with according TO law in
such cases made and provided to pay Jail fees.
sep,( 1881 C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. G.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

IRA FOR RENT-The Offices north west
- corner Of ST Michael and Commerce streets,
over The store Of Smith, Dabney E. Co.
The Store and offices on north side Of 81 Michael
street, now occupied by Montandon & Co.
The three story store No Water street, with
good counting room on End floor.
The dwelling part Of The building and kitchen ia
the rear on Royal street, occupied by Gibbons q
Fisher.
Small dwelling, No 80 Cont street, with kitchen,
between Royal and ST Emanuel streets.
Offices and rooms in the building opposite the
Mayors Office, on Cont street.
The lower -four of the store No sc Commerce-st,
occupied by James Magee s. Go Apply to
septll DOOM J. EMANUEL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lDenys Casey s. Co.
Charles Cuum and Joseph Wiswall his security in
WrII of Error Rnnd.


Charles Cullum and Joseph Wiswall his security in
Writ OF Error Bond.
WTILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door OF Mobile county the first
Monday Of October, 1915, between the hours of
III O'Clock AM. and 4 O'Clock Pm. of said day, all
the right title and interest of Charles Cullum, in
and the following described piece, parcel or lot of
land and premises, situate, lying and being in the
city Of Mobile at the south east corner or intersec
ton Of Royal and Cont streets, having front on
the side Of Royal street Of nneiy-two (92) feet,
and a front the south side Of Conf street Of two
hundred and twenty (220) feet, and bounded as fol-
lows, TO wit: west by Royal street. north by Cont
street, cassidy lands formerly Of Phillip McLoskey,
deceased, and John Willie. and south by lands for
merly belonging to Daniel Duvai, deceased, and the
Mobile steam cotton press and building company.
The same having been levied on MS the property oil
Charles Culium, by virue of the above stated ekecn-
ton which issued from the County Court Of Mobile
county and to me directed.
sept4 l97tds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. e.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
EXPORTS.


HAVANA-Per schI Alure-47 639 feet lumber.
NEW-OREEAN5-Per schr Roam-67l hides, hhds
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
! JENKs HorEL-PENsAcoLA.

IN CITY HOTEL, SAyAHsAn, Gro. %sA
- ION Bay street, in the midst Of b,sin'ss) isssA
JOHN MCMAHON, Proprietor OF this Establish
ment returns his sincere thanks 10 his friends and
lie publ the support heretofore extended 10 hIT,
and would lni3rm The travelling public that he is now
prepared TO accommodate Gentlemen and Families,
having extended his establishment by nddIng TO ii
the three story brick buildings adjoining the Hote
the east side, which will be devoted exclusively
10 the accommodation Of Families, and has an en-.
trance Bay street. He will also set u Ladies
Ordinary, and as his charges will be moderate, and
his tables supplied with the best the market affords.
he trusts to give satisfaction to those who NAV pa
tronize him. sept2 l96tR
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
MARINE NEWS.
Port Of Mooi,e--septembOr ia. ls4S.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
schr Room, DENY, for New Orleans, by master.
schr Allure, jenkins, for Havana, by Lebanon.
ARRIVED.
sehF Elizabeth, from Eew-Orleans.
Steamboat j !. Day, Reynolds, from New-Oreans
Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, I'm New Orleans.
Steamboat Noxnbee, Kinney, from from Montgomery,
with IO4 bales cotton.
IBY THE Caledonia AT BosTON
ARRIVED HENcE-At Liverpool, Aug. l2th-Ship Roy
R0y, Arnold.
lSih-Hr ship Elizabeth, Minty.
l4th-Dr ship British Merchant, Pirale.
l7ti-Ships Telumah, BorHnd; Palestine, MHmford.
Al Elsinsur, August 7th-5hip Esnore, Proctor, for
Cr0nstadt.
ARRIVED HENcE-At Philadelphia, Sept. 4Ih-Barque
Osceola Mercer; 2at ult large square-rRged yea
sci ashore on the Tortuea. with two weckers alonssdei
could not ascertain her name.
Al Providence. Aug. 25th-BTle Lawrence, Malohey.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13
SuDsCTIptIUUs TeCeIVtu Uy
aug30 S.W. ALLEN, 90 Dauphin street

DATENT LETTER BALANCES under
Il signed Agents for the manufacturers Of The ge-
nuine Patent Letter Balances, warranted to be pre-
csey the same as those furnished to Government,
will receive orders for Them, and have opened sub
scrplon list for that purpose-ihe cost will not ex-
coed So. The balances can be fun nished during
the month of August will be ordered unless
subscribed for.
je26 1877 FREEMAN & BOLTON. IL COINS
NTHARF PROPERTY FOR RENT-For
Wv one or more years, the Wharf north OF Esla-
vas, known as Chc2azoa Wharf, eighty feet wide,
well adapted for wood or lumber yard. lmuedi-
ate possession given.
Also, for rent until the first November next, San
ford's Wharf. Apply to
aue9 t &c CENTER g. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

EHASr'S REPORTS.--Lea and Blanchard,
II Phadephia, have in press, and will shortly
publish, Reports of Cases adindged and determined
in the Court Of Kings Bench; with tables of the
of the cases, and principal matters, by Ewd.
Hyde East, Esq, of the Inner Temple, Barriser at
Law; edited with notes and references by G. NJ.
Wharton, Esq, OF the Philadelphia Bar.
In this and improved edition, the sixteen orr
ginal will be comprised in eight large royal octave
volumes, printed with beautiful long primer type on
paper manufactured expressly for tile purpose, and
every care will be taken, In their passage through
the press, 10 insure perfect accuracy.
The price, to those who subscribe before the day
fpublication, will be only twenty-five dollars, hand
somely bound in law sheep, being great reduction
from sevenyiwo dollars, the publishing price OF the
former edition. The publishers lrust that this mo-
derale charge will insure liberal subscription.
Subscriptions received by
auo20 g w ALLEN % T1auphin 81, Get
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

IA FOR RENT-The two story frame Dwell
h..# ing House, on the north side Of st Francis
street. recently occupied by DIR. Mott, situated
the square diagonay opposite TO the Public Square.
Apply 10 JOS. W. LESESNE,
ieI4 1921 No. l, Krebb's Buildings.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

"A FOR RENT-The Offices occupied by
t:: Messrs. Esla,a, Murrell & Co. No 6S Com
merce st-possession given LIST Nov. next. Apply to
iyl7 G. LEBARON, sc Commences b
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

IA FOR RENT--The comfortable two. story
E.H frame House east side of Lawrence street, one
door north OF Church. Possession LIST Nov next
The premises are IN good repair and will be rented
low to acceptable tenant. Apply 10
81 II TAVI OR
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

AGENCY MUTUAL SAFETY INs. Co. OF N.YoRK.
MOBILE, lsl August, 1915.
THIS Company will be prepared To meet its loss
L es by the disastrous fire ia New York, on the
18th July, and will have left as nearly now
be estimated, about three hundred and sirty thousand
dollars.
The Office Of this Agency will be re-opened on
the first Of October and will continue ITS business of
Fire, River, and Marine insurance usual.
aug2 ROBERT s. BUNKER, Agent.
LSIRE INSURANCE-rhe subscribers, agents
Il for the Contributionship Insurance Company of
New York, continue 10 take risks on Buildings,
Merchandise and other property the lowest rates
jel0 No &c st NJ ichaeI street.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

Two PRINTERS. Type Foundry and Printers
L. Furniture Warehouse.--The Subscribers have
opened Type Foundry in the city of N. York,
where they ready TO supply orders 10 any extent,
ses, Galleys. Brass Rule, Steel Column Rules. Com
posing Sticks. Chases, and every article necessary
for Printing Office.
The Type, which cast in new moulds, from an
entirely Of matrices, with deep counters. are
warranted to be unsurpassed by any, and will be sold
us is "hand. cast
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam En-
gines of The most approved patterns.
N. B.-A Machin,st is constantly in attendance
10 repair Presses and do light work.
Composition Rollers cast for Printers.
CDnET q, nUEDENn
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

[HA FOR RENT-From the LIST of November
E.::yJ next, the Cotton Warehouse. (known as San
ford's) on Eslaya, between Water and Royal-sts.
For terms. apply,o
iva It's JAMES SANFORD.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-09-13

.:s ments situated on the north east corner Of st
Francis and Franklin streets. now occupied by c.
J.. Fox and John Reid, Jr., Esqrs. Possession Civ
en- LIST November. Apply to c. w. GASColGNE,
at E. G. Center & Co. aug9 1856