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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

ApHstrfct GEaasaccry Court
| Of he Statc Of Mississippi, AZ Caroiltcn
Archibald Robinson BnL ron Dlyoacrr,
rs. ---Io juno term, A /.
Sarah 4. Robinson. D. lsds.
WIS day came the complainant by
a. his sollcitor, and il appearing to
ne satisfaction Of The Court that the de-
PENDANT Is a nonresident of The State OF
Mississippi, the sumo having been duly
Proyen--h ia ordered bg Mc Court, That
publication Of tho tendency OF this bill DC
made weekly for tbree successive months
Ia The " Mississippi Domocral,r d nowspa.
per published III the town Of CarrolIton,
IN the countyo Of Carroll ia this State, that
"hl1ss the said defendant shall enter her
appearance at the next torn of this. Court,
and plead, answer, or demur 10 Tie COM
riainanI's bill, the same VIII BE- sci down
for hearing on the facts charged ii The bin,
and y decree parsed in tho same manner
as II tho defendant Ind appeared and was
present in the Court.
lssacd on NE leM day Of Juus, AID.
1915.
Ahue copy from tho minutes:
VIM Z. BOLE, Cierh.
July III. 1916. 3l-l3t
ciEvls Z DAVIDSON, r. d.
The biz charges ihat complainant III
ernarrled with defendant il Aiabanln,in
March, 1871 Tint flloy removed 10 Mis-
lssiPpl N October. 1872; That they hayo
we'd n Mississippi from that time until 4lh
lay, 1915; that they lived together ns
IAN md wife until shortly bcfsrc Tho filing
this bill; TINT The defendant has hadtwo
hldren, the fruits Of the marriage ihal
ornplainhn' sol no property by the mar.
agei that the defendant committed aduI-
ny With one James Craig, on ihe III II
pril, ls45, and frequently before fromthc
7 Of December, 1874, uDlil that timo,--
rays for divorce from tho bonds Of ma
imopy, for possession Of Tho children,
T order Of publication, and decree upou
r confesso, il bill not answered by next
I'm u Court.
WIN. n. BOLE, Clsrk.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
NEWS BY TIE GREAT BRITAIN

W. h
$500 60 49, Juss received by special ex.
I Isas IL, ~ a''en'''e correspondent al
NJ o'I 3 ge ..y1 I, WIN GoL Hatchs
IL H." p Deu'9'u cypress 'ne intelligence thai
III D..lIn s'ea'nsa'p Great Britain ar
nJ" = In. .iu'','es hVie ., one O'Clock yes
';,I = wv ,ne 'oSs o. her ioremast' It
~" - io,lone'sea MAJ she was seen at
o oo.ou e'oeh Yesterday morning wllh
"a's = ",'.aess 'iy'"s, ana nrlng signal
suns' WIZ, 'wo unnes Q we snore' 70 The
S'p ~ m y Long F,ln' Light
o,,L :. ia a. p''a'n 'e'. L'vefpooi on me
Ill. u, . IN ,ras eaper'enceu very heasy
= y w'nu 'of me ~ 'en uay'' and
"au 4 W. y. sn'rs 2, coai, me schooner "a
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
o. q. W00DM AN,
yicKsBuRa,
q. %. WOesHDsEAN & 60.

YAzoo CrTv,
Wholesale \ Retail nraggisls4iid Booksellers.
IN EALERs il PAINS. ON. Window
EV Glass; Drugs, Medicines and Che.
mcas; School, Law, Medical and Mlsce.
laneous Books, Paper and Stationery.
= Country merchants, Druggists, Ply
sicians, Planters ard Teachers supplied
with pure and genuine articles On az rood
Terms as in New Orleans,
August 0, 1eAt. On
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03


MISSISSIPPI DEmocRAcY.--T denoc
racy Of Mississippi have been more aims
! ed than the democracy Of anv other STAT
n the Union. Always sustaining ANpREw
Jackson 10 bis great struggle with III
monled power; supporting his successor
the ncotfuptibIe VAN BuREv, in his grca,
measure OF divorce Of oank and Sta,a .
and afterwards avowing the doctrine OF he
repeal OF bank charters, and proclaiming
The reputation Of illegal contracts As tbe
right and duty Of The people; then adyo.
eating a strict compliance with the law of
contracts, when applied to corporations Ms
well as indisIduaissand still, maucrc ali
the contests IN regard 10 men, CONTINUING
IN the ascendent, have they not right 10
re proud Of their principles and their no.
siiiona They have. The success Of ibc
party In this State, and the firm basis on,
which lts permanent ascendency is placed,
is the result Of The bold avowai Of princi.
pies by the press. Had half way mea.
sures been adopied-had the councils OIL
tlmid men prevailed,thc democratic fltg in
Mississippi might now have been trailing
in the dust. The times were ripe for bro. |
erosion, aud'the democracy Of Mississipp
seized the occasion to make sure the helm
OF State TO the true standard Of principles
Daring the days Of the bank mania in
The State, successive legislatures assem-.
bled--repeated contests took place. bit
nothing was gained The State remained
IN adoubtidl position, both parties batIing
Tor supremacy. Now that the radical de-
mocracy has prevailed, there is no longer
conflict; The laws are faithfully admins
tered, and the man Of Toll feels his true
il the country. The Missis.
'iPplan may well TO proud Of his democ.
'acyi and Of a tried champion Of his or.
y he may well say as the poet did Of The
Zero
-, :. Who, to upper light restored, !
NTH that terrific sword
\ hIeh yet he Yields in suhterransan war. {
mall az his country's lame above the polar start, /
[Mississiqpiaa 9
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
y. D. LEFLDIsE,
Receiving, FOrwardingA Commission Merchant

LEFLoKE, AGO HIvEN w 'I
NA EEPs constantly pn hind larce
M supply of Bagging aud gopc, ia
con, Lord, Flour, Sugar anI CoiIoe. saI,,
Iron, Castings, Nail, Negro shoes BIsu'
kets, Jeans and Linscys. Also reoera
assortment N DRY GOODS.
an always prepared II mike Iibernl
CAsH advances NJ CsaiSn stored WIN rnc
% purchase u ihe highest market prire.
oePI iosicaJ.s i0-Gm
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

" a ~ al persons interested in liz esiate
ia of Elizabeth Bradley, deceascd:
IAKE NOTICE, that al IT'D November
tsrm noxt VI the PROBATE Conrt II Carroll
county, viii present my account lor All
Fe'ilement ana allowance az administrator
y faid ssta'e, ard aFkt bc discharpe5.
JAMES q. BRADLEY. Adm,r As
n eSfatecf Elizabeth Bradiey. dec,d
3Sp'e'nD9rriv, ica9 Jg-0t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

Administra TORS Notice.
KH 10 all persons interested IN ihe hnds
N and tenements Of John Davidson.
deceased, especially 10 The north hAIf II
east hall southwest quarter, and south bal I
west half southwest quatier ii SECTION
"a, township I'll, range 4 cast - as
TAKE NOTICE, That al lie Noycmbcr
term nexiof The Probale Court II f;arroll
county, wc viii apply for HI osiIer "a seIl
laid land fnr THO purpose " paving M
debts Of sad cstaic. when ind where w,
may attend and shew cause ioti,c coa,rary
JAMES HEATH. \ N
DAVID g. DAVIDSON. Ad1ilrs
Of cstdfc of Jofn Daridsos. dec'd.
September 10, ie45 1000
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

n Noall persons interested in the estate
u Of Fowler Thomps D, decreased.
! lake NoTIcE--That at the December
Term next, Of The Probate Court Of Car.
r9ll county ! will present my account for
allowance and iinai settlement, as Admin.
Islratrix Of said estate.
OFT %, 1s45. 45-e,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

FROM TExAs.-The arrival ofthc steam
ship Cincinnati places US in possession q
Galveston dates to the 18th instant, and
corresponding dates from the interior.
But little interest was shown BY The poo.
pie in the election of the 18Th. In chi.
weston, il is said, scarce more than hnIl
the legal votes were poled. The follow,
ing returns are given:
Cohesion. For Annexation 270 -
against, 1871. For the new Constitution,
304; against, 80.
Hoastoa.-For ann. 24l; against, a.
for Cons. 223; against, So.
Richmond, ION tie Brassos. For ann
u; against, o; for The Cons. "; ag'nst, 0.
A council had been held with the Gu
manches, and that tribe protested great
friendship for the Texans.
The Western border already begins TO
feel The beneficial effects of Annexation
and the presence Of our troops. Tie Town
of Victoria, SO laloly almost deserted, L
improving with unprecedented rapidty.
The population of the town is now oslima.
ted al 900. A few months since il scarce.
ly amounted TO 200.
Two vessels arrived at Galveston on The
18th and 10Th. from Bremen, bringing 2G3
German emigrants.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

X BLANKS ~ MagIsitaie's Suoae,5s
h-D and Executions, and Conslabls,s
BONDS, for sale "A this Office sN
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

CAtrFoRNrA.-We have seen, says he
Washington Union, another letter from
New York, which concurs with the one
that was addressed to ourselves, and pub.
lIshed in The Union on Friday evening"
This second letter also speaks with some
Specification, which is not proper for US 10
publish) of a scheme now projected to
make California independent of Mexico.
II says that Americans and other TO-.
reigners are connected with the move.
ment. II is positively asserted that Eng.
land and France are to recognize and aid
in completing the design, upon the condi
ton that no connection or union is 10 be
formed with the United States"
This Information is said to come from
q gentleman Of high standing and charac.
ter. Nor do we doubt The responsibility
IF the source, though we cannot vouch for
he accuracy Of the information.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03

"A LIST or LETTERS remaining
IA IN the PostOtice at Carrolton on
the Isl day Of October lsf5.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07
RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY!
TARRANT'S


COPAlBA,
The safe certain and speedy remedy euer discovered
A combination of similar remedies will produce more
CERTAIN speedy aud bale effect than an equivalent
dose of any single one'-DR FORDYcE
nj NOTWITHSTANDING the numerous COM
y pounds under the name of specifics. which are
daily offered TO the public for their sanction and pat
ronage vet there has been hong wanted preparation
that would insure To the afflicted safe, convenient
speedy and edectual cure The object Of the pres
ent one containing ingredients OF the most valuable
description known to the medical world, IS 10 ena-
bile all those who may stand in need oil II to obtain
medicine unsurpassed by any other ever offered to
the public.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys over
all others is its neat, portable FORM put up in potts.
the mode in which il may be taken being both plea
SAINT and convenient. II possesses what may be
called specific power, in most constitutions, espe-
oalIy when administered IN the early and acute form
of the disease, the cure IS generally accomplished in
very short period, and has Oltenmes proved etica-
cons when other remedies had been tried IN VAIN.
The unfortunate patient possesses, IN tins, sure
remedy; he has OCCASION to make ms ease pubic'
and without any application to medical man, WIN.
out restriction in diet, or confinement finds himself
cured efectuay, in few days, AT ulfiing expense,
and saving of feelings TO sensitive person; nav
ing thus in his reach cheap, portable and efflca-
cious remedy 1t is in the form of paste, rs tasle-
less, and does not impair the digestion. Pamphlets
accompanying the medicine. without charge, contain
ng full and ample directions.
Among all the persons who have taken this medicine
there has been not single complaint OF nausea OF
any unpleasant feeling or symptom, and all the ~ Ell
ect :sing from, the employment of the common bai'
sam is enI,rely avoided by this and valuable
medicine. preparation. therefore, compounded
ike the present one, of materials possessing IN their
individual capacities such highly sensitive powers
must prove the desideratum long sought Tor IN the
| medical world, in the Of those diseases, and
from It's great and general success, and incacuable
benefits experienced from its use, command large
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07
NEW SERIES. VOL.V--NO Tax

u ALI 500 full bIeaclied large sacks, landing on
~ lhuplin street wharf. far sale by
ap22 EDW. G. CENTER & co.
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kgEEF-l0 bills and half bbls, put up for family
hs use, for sale by
ap22 c W. OGDEN. 7h and II Wa,or..,
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

ERCHANTS ms RANCE COMPANY OF
lvA MOBILE Cash Capital $3.50 900. OFFICE
a ST.. FRANcIs STREET-7Insure against Loss
or Damage by FIRE and against the Hazards Of
Marine and Rirer Navigation.
A CASH COMMISSION OF TEMPER CENT will
be allowed on NIL premiums paid into the office, thus
giving customers the advantage Of the MUTUAL
Plan without risk.
"A. B. GwATHMEY, President.
DIRECTORS.
J. J. Van Wanroy, Hndman Barnev,
C. Gascoigne, John B. Toumin,
Wm Jones, II. Joseph E. Sheffield,
George Martin, Sanford Coley,
Alexander Pope, Z. X. Carlisle,
James Mcconnell, w. H. Pratt.
nyI l30tf' THOMAS w. Mccoy. Sec'y.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07
OLDssERIES. VOL. XIII.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully CA lis the atten
| i ton of Physicians, Druggists, Planters and
country Merchants to the following list of Drugs
etc, just received and now offered for sale at the
very lowest cash prices
600 ounces French Qulnine
| ~ do Sulphaie Morphine
20 do Acetate do
| 80 do HydriOdate Potassa
100 pounds Powdered Rhubarb
so do Powdered Jaop
80 do English Calomei
so boxes CASTLE Soap
10 groce Seidetz Powders
10 do Yeast Powders
20 do Soda Powders
barrels Alcohol
do Linseed Oil
do Sperm Winter o..
500 pounds Cream Tartar
barrels Whiting
4 do Yellow Ochre
do Lamp Black
so dozen Castor OIL quart bottles
SO do Castor Oil pint do
80 boxes Window Glass, sxlO to lOxl6
200 Bath Bricks
White Lead in 100, so and 25 Ib kegs Togeth.
er with full supply Of Patent Medicines, l.orillard's
Snuff, Blue and Black Ink, Hair, Teeth, Cloth,
Scrub. Flesh and Horse Brushes etc.
SETH w. ROBERTS,
Wholesale and retail Druggist, sign Of the Green
Mortar, northwest corner OF Commerce and Dau-
phin-sreets. ian25 48
II I'M NOoDO rOhOACn-DAhIELS
~ h BRADY have now for sale the following
Goods, to which they would call the attention of the
county merchant and planter:
Negro and Mackihaw Blankets
Negro Kerseys and Plains
Gable Twist Kersey, very heavy
Cotonades and Kentucky Jeans
Merinoes and Alpaca Lustres
Blue Dennms and Rlue Drngs
Brown and Bleached Drngs
French Drllings, white and coored
Spring and Summer Calicoes
Printed Musllns Of all descriptions
Black and colored Silks
Irish Linens Of all widths and makes.
Russia and Barnsley Sheeting Linens
s and GA Pillow Case Linens
Table Cloths and Linens
Towels, Napkins and Diapers
Silk and Cotton Hosiery of all descriptions
Apron Checks and Furniture Calicoes
Fillet Shawls and Scarfs
Silk aud Cashmere Shaws
Linen Ca1bric Handkerchief
Linen and Cotton Mosquito Netting
10 and l2-4 Bobbinet for do
Jaconet, Cambria, Swiss. Book and Null Mus.
Inns &C., &c. ap2l
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NJ ESTERN PRoDUCE--6O bbk Whisky
w 100 bbls superfoe Flour, 20 casks Shoulders
ap22 For Hale by JAS SANDS 4 co
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= uGAR- 10 bbls Crushed, 10 do PniyerIsed: 10
~ DO Clarified Brown, fr snc by
ap22 w. II. BLACKlER q w.,sr
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SUGAR-3O hhdf 10 arrive in the scbooaer Pas
up22 CT, TApoN
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tfloSllf lQomnisrtlai Register,
ESTABLISHED, DEcEMBLR 10, 1891.
Merrbants ano PLANTERS Journal,
ksrAaLIsHED, NOVEMBER is, 1898.
U5e ttlobile Register an0 Journal,
iiaUHITED DEcE MBER I,JS4l.
4. SANFORD y 5. f. WILSON,
EDLTORS AND PROPRIETORS.

EDAlOhS AMI rttOfNlEIOho'
"a TER Ms t.r.
DAILY fkPERsper annum, in advance ..-......slo Q,
Fs.+ sf,r six mouths ,.......... OF
c9YSrRE rfrsa, swssky} Per sanam in advance o. o.
M subscription discontinued until arrearages pid
unless ri the optlon or thespf0prieIor.
IT AdxeTifsng aslfsgnlnr charge will he One DolaI
sqasrs Of lgg4 the rst and Fihy Gents for each
Subsequent INSERTION when published daily. II inserted
weekly semi weekly or ri weekly dollar each time
IT APyERrisEks by the year, will be contracted with
on thu I00Wfng tHrnssl-h being expressly understood
thti an atresneht with house In business, or with any
ndvidoh, shall applicable only TO the immediate and
esiiimss bqshts shich they or he may be engaged;
and that All hdnces relating other aud distinct busl
ness, lesa itdres Administrators notices aes, noti-
ees OF Observation-Disclosures pavpers OF house, &c, will be
hsd and consdsned dsunct from the yearly engagement,
aud charged III regular prices. .-....
Oae square, QYoive lines lessl With privi- l.so nm
iske of changing or renewing twice N week.. Wv "
Do do with ike rviiesl business MONTHS so 90
Two squares Nith privilege of Change SIS 90
AZ standiA4 advertisements for Patent Medicines,
Books, &c. occupying large and requiring no al
~ Business Cards Of few lines, inserted eonspcu-
ously, mouths for Sl0. In advance and II continued
during the year fer 4l5, In advance.
II Fire Companies will be contracted with at $50 per
annum, each-payable semi annually in advance.
II Candidate nominations TO be paid for In advance,
Five Dolars for the canvass.
All advertisements required by law will he charged full
No sratutoas advertising for Societies Companies
Payment will he required Of yearly advertisers semi
npuaIy In advance.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07

D w. ANDREWS & CO., No. 8 At Michae
H. street, have in store per late arrivals, com
| plefe assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
which are offered to dealers at New York, Pearl
street, prices for cash approved city acceptance
| among which are
Cotton and Wooden negro goods ofeyery variety
French, English. and American Prints
Fancy and Printed Muslins, etc
Alpaca Luslres, Iris Cloths and Merinos
Black and Coored silks for Ladies' Dress
Cotton and Linen Drills, Cottonades, etc
DENNIS and other Pantaloons stufs
Irish Linen, Table and Bed Linen
Checked, Striped and Victoria Lace Jaconet
Ladies' Silk and Cotton Hosiery and half Hose
Ladies' and Gents Black and White Gloves
Laces, Edgings, Insertings, etc ap10
CHEAP DRY GOODS-SELLlNG OFF AT
~ OVER COST-DANIELs BRADY would
call the attention Of ~" chasers to the following
Goods which they will sell cost, and at the
time undersell any House in the City.
French Printed Muslins 20 cents per yard
20 cases Spring Calicos very cheap
100 bales heavy Brown Cotton Sheeting
10 bales heavy Negro Blankets
200 bales heavy OsnabnIgs
bales Green and Blue Mackinaw Blankets
Also-Kentucky jeans aud Saiinetts. Linen Mus
quito Netting, Hosiery Of all descriptions, Scotch
Ginghans and Bingham MusIins. fish Linens and
Linen Seedlings, Diaper Towels and Napkins, Lin
en- Cambria Handkerch and Gloves, Black and
CoIored Silks, Shawls Scarfs and Cardinals. Flor
ence Silks and Satins, Black Lawn and Black Bal
zornes, Thread, Laces, Edgines and Insertings.
SC. SC. apl7
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07

phia, Of the best materials, and the Saddlery Hard
ware is of direct importation
The following comprises in part The assortment
Saddles and Brdes of every variety of style, Bri-
die Filings, Mdrlngales. Saddle Bags of all kinds,
Whips, Coach, Gig, Dearborn Wagon and Dray
Harness, Skiring, Harness. Bride and Band Leath-
er, Gin Bands, assorted sizes, Plough Brides, Col
lars, Hames. Trunks, Top Hides, Morocco, Calf and
Hog Skias, Curb and Snatle Bits, Spurs, Buckles.
Saddle Trees, of all kinds, Varnish, Coach Trim
mings, &c, &c. large assortment Of Saddler's
Tools.
He invites purchasers to call and examine and COM
pare mis- goods and prices with those Of other estab
shmen,s, before purchasing elsewhere.
nov28 24Scmo 5. BOUILEMET.
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TNSURANCETTas Protection Insurance Com
u psry, Of Hartford Connecticut, continue 70 lake
Fire, Mariaea River risks. on as favorable terms
a. ..y other Office, jim ihe City. They will insure
rame or brick bwdipys and .he'nconienls IN Mobile
aad it's vicinsyj s,ths customary slss o, premium n
az Corner Of Commotce T. Cont SITS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07

I Af-iOO bales eastern, this morning landing
3 on CONT street wharf and for sale nv
ap2l ]. II RIVERS A CO
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07

RRANDY AND GIN--4 half pipes J. J. Du.
- puy Brandp; 10 pipes Holland Gin for sale bv
ap2l c. w. OGDEN, 70 and II Wa,er.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07

RUTTER-l5 Kegs Goshen, landing ex Rose
~ Standish, for sale by
ap21 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07

M HISKEY-25 bbls Dexter's; 25 do Queen.
w for sale by
ap2I c. W. OGDEN, IS and II wa,er.u
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07

A XES-25 bxs Simmons Caststeel, landing ex
L N Rose Standish, Tor sale by
ap2l MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07

MI GLASSES AND sUGAR-5O bbIs MoIasses;
NA % hhds Sugar, in store and for sale by
apl9 BARRON. MEAD & co,
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y N uV"' fOO0t NV"F"tt'oc W.T. u
The undersigned respectfully
calls the attention Of country mer-
chants, planters and saddlers to
the large and well assorted stock
Of Saddlery and Saddlery Hard
ware, which he is now opening
land which he offers for sale at
prices to suit the times.
The made up work is all man
ufaciured in the CITY of PhjlndeI-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07

For sale very low Tor cash by
mh29 w. H. & H. F. CRAWFORD. IT Daphn st
IN NEW YORK SPRING FASHIONS "a
~ W. H. & H. F. CRAWFORD, ~
Dauphn street, arereceiving per briggs u
Linden and Morea, II splendid assortment Of fash
ionab!e Summer Hats, consisting Of superior Drab
Beaver, Drab Cashmere, Pearl do, Black do, wide
biim, which for beauty OF style and finish, not
surpassed by any in the city. Also, large assert
ment of Panama and l.eghorn Hats. mh29Uw
a, NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS ~
~ SPRING FASHIONS. ~
. just received direct from the mannhc- =
turers "a very desirable assortment of DIab Beaver
Hats. well worthy the attention Of city trade. or
,nh2G HENRY SMITH. IA Dauphio street
SALAMANDER SAFES--The subscr iber,
- agent of the Manufacturers for the sale Of the
above Fire Proof Safes, is prepared 10 furnish them
Of any size suitable for offices STEAMBOATS, Those
wishing to purchase, are requested to examine
them, with the certificates, from ,hose who have
tested them. John PHILLIPS,
| mh2I corner Conf and Water streets.
PHILADELPHIA sADDLERY-Freshsu supply
l. The undersigned is receiving per brig J.;
Patten, fresh supply OF Saddlery, which he VIII
sell on very reasonable terms.
Also-Stock aud materials for Saddler's and Car
riuse Trimmer's.
febl4 =. BOULLEMET. No. 2 Daurhin-st.
VyARRANT's COMPOUND oF.CUBEBS AND
| COPAIVA-A mild safe and effectual remedy
or ali that class of diseases for winch these articles
have (seperalely) long been celebrated supply
just received and for sale by
''' i. C. DuBOSE & CO..
milo Druggists, ~ W"ter-st
CHEAP GUNS.-A first rate assortment OF
~ cheap Birding and Deer Guns OF all sizes and
lengths Of fine damascus, wire and stun twst barrels
Persons wishing to buy will please call and examine
them, aud will find them very low TO meet the times
feb6 JAS. COMING, IL Dauphin street
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Daily expected per
kSschooners Atlantic and Mara-i25 bbls Molasses
and 80 hhds choice Sugar.
Also-Landing from steamboat Belle OF Attaka
pas-25 hhds choice N o Sugar, for sale by
apI WIN. HALL, 6e Commerce-st.
(tHOICE WINES-A few cases superior CIareI
" Sauterne, and Sherry, las samples Of Messrs
Stock & Co.'s Wines,-and which we conhden-
tally recommend, for sale by
mills JAMES MAGEE & co. &c CoIn-st:
NLASS-Landing ex sshr Orraoo 800 boxes
VI 10 by IL, tn 20 to 70, and for sale by ~
HAVILAND, CLAIM W. IS
apll As and Al Water street
T INSEED OIL-2O bbls Bridges oes' L'h'eeo
Ia Oil just received and for sale oy 20
! HAVILAND, CLARK u W
-, as and Al Water street.
lCOFFEE-60O bags Rio
~ 200 bags Lsguyrs and 100 do Java Coffee
{ In store and for sale by =, II uu,rpaco
spl6
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07

HAY-5O bales North River, on the wharf and
IA for sale by
apl9 EDW C, CENTER A. CO
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-07

X ENTUCkY JEANS and LINSEYS-ForsaI e
IN low by
ar2l BEERS & SMITH, % st MichaeI-st