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ExrRAoRDINARY AFFAIR." One bright frosty
mornng moi long since, young and beautiful lady
of sIenGer form, wrapped in IA flowing cloak, with "a
graceful bow entered the dry goods store of Mr.
-, in Broadway. She was not slow 10 exercise
all the privileges Of her ORDER ii. e. to overhaul hill
the contents ofthe storey The counter was covered
with rich silks, sail ms and velyets-ihe delicate
uiaciures of Paris, and the more substantial manu-
features Of Spitalfieds, we've in turn submitted 10
her Inspection, and after proper lady like delay
so,ne rlfilng selections were made, and the sweet
purchaser lripped out, casting sweet smiles upon the
good looking clerks as she passed down the eoun-
ters But her actions had not been unn0ticed by the
lynx eyed proprietor He instantly followed har,
and waiting Till they approached The corner one
Of the quiet streets. leading off Broadway, he tapped
her the shoulder aud requesteda minutes CONVEX
saton.
AT first there we're manifestations of indignant
hauteur, bur single whisper converted the naughty
curl Of the lips into of pale trembling terror,
and an all imploring look from pair of beautiful
dark eyes, unhinged HIS resolution, but moment 8
reflection suggest d all the advantage her impru-
deuce had given him.
All The arts of woman conscipus of The majesty Of
Eeauty, were brought to bear in succession upon the
feelings Of the imPenetrable merchant, and hints
were thrown out OF the unreasonable extent of her
gratitude, but all IN vain Al length finding all her
shifts iruitess, she was obliged to make candid
confession OF her name. rank and connexions
what was his surprise TO lind that she was dauglI
Ter of one Of the most respectable and wealthy cI-
zens Of the city.
He paused and walked few PAGES silence by
the side Of the unIucky girl, whose feelings could
not have been envahie. AT last, having made up
his mind, he turned abruptly on his victim and said
'.Madam you have robbed me, Gan inploriny look
yes mad nm you have robbed me, and you know it,
you have about YOU the articles absrracted from
my store, (anolher look and wrnging of her delicate
hands) Now listen 10 ME, he continued firmly, !
offer you but one alternative, you must accompany
me either to magistrate or minister.
What could she do! Exposure and disgrace, 10
which death itself would be preferable to herself and
friends, stared her in the face. She looked INFO her
accuser's face, but she nothing but inlexible
sternness; II second glance said too. that counte-
pance neither old nor ugly, in short, that as men
60, il was passable. The alternatiye-the public
police cnur--the aw fu rOwn Of the agIstrate the
rude gaze Of the multitude, could she hesilate' Pla-
cling delicate hand upon his arm, while the other
applied the white cambria handkerchief to her ea--
fully ees-"Do with me what you will" she muir
INJURED, -
The result was that the triumphant store keeper.
instead Of losing his property 10 the value OF few
dollars gained viriuous, lovely and ACCOMPLISHED
wife, (ihis little oibIe exceptedl and with her up
wards Of sixty thousand dolars.-[N. Y. Sum-
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RMOE,s.,a,n sAE slnuarnr

Per steamboat Admiral I'm MoLtgomery-M Sayre Is
bales; Z l. Andrews & 30 AZ; IIO>t Il Ford Ia Tnrpion
d Scott 4; Walker simpson 6; Toomer, Gay co 81
Sims, Redus & HonZe 90; Lahiznn Il Odds IA; Mauldn
& Terrell S; J b Navr 2; Walker g. Hslmes 6; bona Id
d Marshall 81 Leavens u Malone L.
Per steamboat San Dale from INSTRUMENTATION
d Scott 70 bales; Rves, Battle 60 9y, Armstrong
8, Wrker ~ Simpson ~; Bradford a. Saunders 70; e l.
Andrews co 81; Desi,a. Smith CO 49, w Belts 90,
X Carlisle co 90; Gordon Il Curry %; B Nave -;
Pope y Son g: SIMS ReJns a. Houze lei Harrison & Rn-
binson "A; Tart. stewart & q; w Bower q II; 10
nrder 100 LnbnZan Il Oils 81; BroadnaS, Newton " CO
10, Bell No. Toomer Gay II co 4; l.rsesne 26; Boy
hin N MGRae 9; Leavens d Malone 49, Donald II Mar
sh1ll ~ Smith, Walker ca IL; Dickinson EusIis 81
- - HnIIa y
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MEMrHrs CosvEsr,os,-we have nohin

MEMPHIS CoNvENTioN.-We have nothing
addition to the organization Of this body. The is
lowing are the appointments
I,reyidfnt.
Hon. JOHN c. CALHOUN, of South Carolina.
Vice Presidents.
DIR. James OverOn, ofrenuessee.
Col. Joha Hanna, Of Kentucky.
Col. WIN. Strong, OF Arkansas.
Gen. Roger Barton, u Mississippi.
Capt H. NJ. Shreve, Of Missouri.
Hon. c. c. Clay, Of Alabama
Oliver Morgan, Of Louisiana.
Alex. Hack. OF South Carolina.
Richard Sneed, of North Carolina.
Gen. Leonard White, of Illinois.
J. l.. Hawkins, Of Ohio.
Hon. VIM. Burch, Of Indiana.
Gen. A. c. Dodge, OF Iowa.
b. b. Minor, Of Virginia.
Secretaries.
Col CT. NJ. Noiand, Of A rkansas.
J. Geo, Hnrris, of Tennessee.
A. 3 Chambers, of Missouri.
A. v. s. LindsIey, Of Tennessee.
J. ID. b. DE Bow, of South Carolina.
+. A. l.umsden, of Louisiana.
7. b. Drinker, Of Ohio.
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SALE OF THE PnILADELPHIA Museum The
cariosties in the Philadelphia Museum sold
on Saturday ming by the sheriff. The sale com
inenced al 10 O'Clock, and continued tor about three
hours. There not than two hundred per-
Sons present. The articles put up in lnls, ant
bunting IN all to upward Of two hundred. One in
divdnai, Edmund Peale, Esq Of Ba liimore. was
the sole purchaser. The aggregate amount wa s
about thirteen thousand dollars. The mammoth sold
for one thousand. The portraits OF American reyo-
luionary patriots sold at average of ten dollars
each, including frames. We understand that The
cole ,iion will be removed immediately to the Ma
sonic Hall, in Chestnut street, and will thus CONT
nue. in PhadeIphia.- IPhii. Ina.
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II has recently been settled by the Treasury De-
partnent that Congregations of Churches are asso-
cations for Philosophical and Literary purposes
and that their apparatus (Which term Is defined Ia
mean "lhings provided means To some ends" IN
GLIDING materials for building and furnishing edi
fce,) may be imported free Of duty, under the fifth
division of the ninth secli IN Of the Tariff Act.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

From Rio JAsEIRo.-The brig Cervantes,
Captain Taylor. at Balrnore. from Rio Janero,
sailed Sept l6, brings papers from which the fol
lowing extract is mace
Owe have received positive information that the
English Transport Resistance, from Gibraltar. with
battalion ri the 45ih reg iInen 600 infantry des
lined for the Cape al Good Hope, has received or
irrs 10 proceed toribW ith The Rio de la Pa IA.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

The suhjoined statistical Items, taken from la,e
foreign oulOGIs will doubtless be Interesting TO our
readers:
Capital invested in completed Railways In
Great Britain In actual operation. 20 Oo0 900
Capital required 10 complete Railways In
Great Britain IN progress, 0r Authorized by
law. :;.............. as5 ooO ooo
Capital required to be paid into the hsnds of
the Accountant General prior TO registry for
application to Parliament for Incorporation,
viz 10 per $780, OOO. GOO
requiring investment of fifteen hundred
millions 0fdollars complete the Railways
in Great Britain contemplated during the
existing mania there; exclusive Of the 80
OOO,uO0 authorized by acts of Parliament
Amount Of shipping owned in Great Britain
and Ireland Ia Io4I. 1888 357
Amount OF imports into Great Britain and Ire
land in 1875 900 900
Amount of exports from do do In lS44.. $50 00O 900
Pounds OF cotton worked up In Great Britain
and Ireland in s44.................... 70OGoO00o
Circulation Of Bank of England in Sept IA. $4,000 900
Gold silver and bullion In Bk of Eng. do 80. COO
Deposits in Bank of Englandin Sept 1885,. TOO00N0O
Revenue coecte in G. b. In Al on sugar =. 250O0 900
...''''.do. dO...... do. 26,uU0,nn0
...'...ho do. Hour K grain 5000 200
49,. .do........ do....... .tobacco 20,001,000
40. ...... dO.........-- spirits 20,GO0,000
$3.50. 'do'...... do ..,........w wine l0,000,0t0
.'''''''do'.'...-. dO......... coffee 100000
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CIRcUs-We understand that Messrs. Howes
& Mahie, have made arrangements by which the
splendid exhibitions Of workmanship that were so
attractive here last season, will be repeated on the
ensuing month.
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EXPORTS.
BALTIMORE-Per bark llermilsge-6lO bales cot


NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion-l00 hbs
whskey Is do moasses l6u do flour do rye. 10 do po-
tsloes do AZ do apples 10 kegs lead 81 hhds
gar, &C hxs cheese. 10 do starch IL SKIS corn, &c.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat MOniezunIA-l32
pcs bagging, II coils npeS hhd hacnn Ii do sugar. l1i
Ibis whi key 90 do nur, 81 do nnlasses, 2G0 do prt-
toes. do oranges Is EGGS lard, casks careI, hf do
me As bags seed 3l2 SKIS corn he'd cOrnices,
Nulnui IN
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why should IL not be extended 10 the ocean1 10 the
posture Of the claims and under The acts of the gov.
arnmenls these respective positions appear y. i'm
presnsbie The natural, proper. easy solution of all
The difficulties consist IN The adoption of that line
PENDLETON
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

Per steamboat Fashion FIN New rleans-J II IIu-
her; Todd; Fo-ier IL Batee; e. Keith; Dorrnnce L.
Sltnard; Ware ~ Chesbronsh; Bradford a. saunders; F
JeweIt: q Davenport; Cook u co; w Norton; lnaer-
maui Tweives co: Fry, Bliss Il CO; Spuller; Mar
shall Rowe co; Daniels Bra Iy; ID Cruzat: Noel
Per steamboat Monteznma from newt rleans-C
Foote CO; @ Westl-ldt 4 Bro Keith; Sands w II
Redwood; Campbell, Owen Il co; wilson Il May; Fry
Bliss g. co.. Ailis; ID Bulliu; g Gilbert u Bro; West.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

mAssAcHusETTs. Briggs aud Reed, the whig
candidates for Governor and 1t. Governor, have
lost their election by about 1000 VOTES. There is
10 election in the 9th congressional district Mr.
Pierce has plurality, but lacks 1900 or 14C0 Of
majority The wings will have majority, the Bos-
ton Post says, in The Honse of Representatives and
thus be enabled to fill the vacancies the Senate.
elect their Governor and 1t, Governor, and obtain
the control Of all branches of the government for the
ensuing year.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

WIscoSsiS The new Legislature of W isconsin
comprises only Wings, viz-two in the Council
and four in The House. The Council comprises Is
mel be IS the House 26
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

The Kaskaskia (Ill) Republican states that a
Boston company is about 10 purchase the old Acade.
ms building in that place for the purpose Of e. tab
fishing IA cotton mandatory.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

aJVoTERs OF THE CITY-The voters of the city
friendly to my cleo lion office OF MaS or, invited
10 meet this evening the Rail Ropd Cuffee Iloue,
o'clock (nov2D BLANToN McALPIN.
1YnOLT MEETING--A meeting of the friends of
GEO HOLT, viii he held AT The Court House on
SATURDAY Evening, god inst al ~ O'Clock, and all per-
suns friendly his election 10 the Office OF Mayor,
res pect fully invited 10 attend. noy2iu
" Those friendly 10 the election OF Mr.. L. CAGE Ms
Mayor for the city Of Mobile, requested At
the Curt House, MONDAY Evening 2iih inst. nj u
O'Clock there to take such measures they may think
hest 10 secure his election. MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

FRoM HAvANA.-The brig Enpresario at New
Orleans, brings dates from Havana to The 10Th inst.
BY an order from the Governor, the port of Sapua
Ia Giande will be opened to foreign trade from and
alter the Is Of January next, under The same cond-
lions as those of Cardenas and Mariel.
The Havana papers are discussing the practical
bnv Of connecting the railroads Of Cardenas and
Jucaro.
The Bishop Of Havana, Fray Ramon Cassares '
Torres, died on the morning of the 10Th. lie was
to have been buried with great pomp and ceremony
on the l2lh
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

The New York Journal Of Commerce contains a
table of the official returns Of the census Of the Stale
OF New-York. The entire population is 900, 37i;
in lS40, it was 242O, 92l, showing an increase in
FIVE years of I79,453 The number Of males is
l,3i3,sS5; Of females ,2s7 .O69 showing an excess
Of males over females of 26,27l. The number of
electors. excepting The city Of New York, is return
ed at 475, l4Othe city has probably go 900 electors
The increase is principally in The large towns,
md mnre Than halC of il Nav. Ynrk and lis envi
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

CELERY FOR DUcKs.-A writer in the Buffalo
National Pilot says: s.The common duck of the
poultry yard, il fed (whiIe faening) coponsy upon
the top Of the celery plant will attain iuciness and
flavor thai must call forth unqualified appreciation
from every epicure. II is the wild celery plant mat
gives peculiarly OF enchantment to the canvass. aud
the common top will add charm 10 the duck Of the
yard that cannot he conceived. You cannot make
tame bird equal one with the wild flavor OF freedom
and foreign travel but still you can refine on poultry
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21
MARINE NEW S.
Port OF MobiIe--November 81, 1916.

Port of MOBILIZE November FL, 1915.
CLEARED.
Bark Hermitage, Fry, for Baltimore, by Barnsley. Sd
ger CO.
ARRIVED.
Ship Remittance, Prince, I'm Savannah, to muster.
ship 81 Leon, Whiting. I'm Eastne. Me-, To master.
Brig Snrah Brown, Marion. fun New York, 10 Ryan
TAy lor.
steamboat Nontezainn, Baker, fin New Orleans.
Steamboat FaslInn. Farrton, from New Orleans.
Steamboat Admiral, Webbing. I'm Montgomery, with
1872 bales cotton
s'eanhoh sam Dale, Johnson, from Montgomery,
with S6S hHles coItnn.
~ OFFEE-- 1000 bags Rio To arrive, and 1900
" bags il store, ipr sale nc ainmo'laimg lerIPs
and prices by
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

GJFOR MAYOR-GEORGE F. HOLT Is announced
by his friends candidate for the office of Mayor at the
approaching municipal election and Is recommended
tho sufrages of his fellow citizens individual emit
nenty qualified for the Office and SUCH entitled to their
cor flence nd suDDorI seulJ 2OltdeN
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21
MOBILE.
Friday no,nins, Noven,ber a, Is45.
The eastern mail Mas through yesterday at The
proper hour VIII full dates from all points.

The following letter, under date of l2th instant,
addressed 70 the Postmaster of ihs cit, BY the De-
parineut ri WashipStonI has been handed 10 Us for
publication.
Sir;- There being no regular mail from n. York
to Boston en- Sunday, tie Postmaster General su.
tholiEes an exprtss To he run from New York TO
Boston on Sunday when the Brush steamer leaves
on Monday for Liverpool, on he same terms il is
ron from Roston TO New York, when the British
steamer arrives on Sunday. The December sleam-
er, it IS expected, will leave on Monday, the lst.--
The express TO be the Sunday previous, should
leave New York after the arrival of the southern
rain which gets into New York about 2 Pm, so
as 10 take on whatever matter comes by that mai
thtl is intended Tor the steamer.
The Postmasters of New York and Boston a ne in.
srucled 10 ascertain from the proprietors whether
they willing TO run the express as proposed; and
if they decline, advise all points interested, go
thai mails for Liverpool may be forwarded one da
in advance. For fear thai the express arrangement
may not be made, il will be best to send Liyerpool
mail day IN advance, SO as TO secure arrival al
Boston on Sunday morning by the mail that leaves
New FORK on Saturday evening =
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LoaIc Ys sMoKiNo IF rHE srREErs.

LOGIC Va SMOKING IL the sTREETS.
No gentleman smokes in the streets.
No man is a gentleman Who is not polite.
Potiieuess is kindness in little things.
70 smoke In the streets ID breach Of poiieness,
because an unkindness TO these who do not snoke.
Therefore no man who smokes in tho streets is
polite. Therefore he is no gentleman.
TherefoIe gentleman smokes in the streets.
New York Journal of Commerce.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

p f. = NOTICE-Ihe lnw boat MI
siSsasEEaasSSa7R- NERVA, Capt. Wousey, will leave
for the lower fleet every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, at c'clook
AM. until further notice. Orders for Cotton iow-
my left at The subscr bers office will be attended to.
FOSDfCk & CIiARLOCK, Agents,
noyl8 SO Coinmerce.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

Dancing and Waiting Academy.
M ESSilS. MOULTON Il CLARK, Professors
lNA of Dancing aud Wallzlna, beg leave to inform
the citizens Of Mobile and vicinity, that they have
returned to the city with view Of spending the win,
ter, and propose opening School, in the above
named accomplishments at the Waperiy House,
where all Ihe fashionable Dances will be taught,
those who may favor them with their patronage, on
the most reasonable trns Their style Of Walking is
entirely different to any that has been heretofore n
Produced in the city. Messrs. M. e. c. assure those
ladies aud gentlemen anxious of obtaining u knowl-
edge Of this essential branch of education thst the
dcveopemeat Of the figure, embracing grace and ee-
Rance, depends alone upon the style in which pupils
are instructed, especially in WALKING, to which
branch they VIII pay particular attention.
Messrs. NJ. & G. will give private lessons and nj.
tend private classes 10 those who may prefer that
mode of instruction.
N. B. The above named School will open on
MONDAY, December 9Th, for gentlemen. at early
candle light. and for masters and misses, SATUR-
DAY, the 18Th, at 8 O'Clock.
The lessons will be SO arranged as not 10 inter-
fere with any oI their studies. two lessons will he
giveu Saturdays, from 3 until IL and from until
o. For particulars. please call on NJ. & c., at The
Waverly House. nov20 242
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

i IQUORS-F0 bbls Domestic Brandy, Gin and
- Rum to arrive, for sale by
NOVEL McRAE, RAVESIES & BULLOCK.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

GO Cabin passage -. Deck paIsage 81 80
fE~ h The fine new steamer MONTEZU-
kkshyss4t& Ma. Kelly, master, bsh szTrtsS'y for
xfeHss Mathis trade, having been thoroughly
oyethauled, spsed iacTsased, and much improved by
The addition Of fine nes ripper Colin, all ia STATE
Rooms, Boilers, ee, has resumed her regular Sc
mi-weekY trips, and will leave for New Orleans on
THIS DAY, 2lst inst. AT 10 O'Clock AM.
For freight or passage, having Gne accommoda.
lions, arns on board to
no,2i c. GILBERT BRO so Com st
o. Passengers desiring it, will be landed at the
Rail Road.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

"A Ca RID.
UFTHE UNDERSlG Ed has just opened large and
we'll selected stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS-is prepared
to sell Teaches, Parents and GuariHns as lou as any
House in The Southern country lie has also large
stock 81 Law, Medical Theological, Miscellaneous and
STANDARD Library io0ks; To which Is added u MANU-
FEATURING ESTABLISHMENT. Clerks Of Courts,
Assessors aud Tax Culleci have Books made
any pattern aud nj short notice catalogue OF Scheo
Books eau he had By calling nj % Dnuphin street.
nuvl4KmO d. W. ALLEN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

FOR TUSCALOOSA.
p Es@ p The fine, lgh drauQht, double en-
S4l5@SesE{SsR- CINE steamer NOXUBEE, Larkin
Hammond master, will depart far the above and in
lermediate landings on TUESDAY, 18th, at 5
O'Clock PM. For freight or passage apply on board
or to CAMPBELL, OWEN, Il CO, Agents,
noy2O ~ Frnnt and IS Commerce. st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

Native.
Mobile, Nov. 18th 1S45. novl8 wv
Fall and Winter Goods.
- W. ANDREWS ca No 8 81 Michael
IA street. have received per late arrivals full
assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, con-
sisling Of
Cashmeres, Rep de LANES, Alpacas p
Mouseline de LANES and Sebasiians
Merinos and Bombax zines, Cashmeies It5
Brochc, Belzorine E. de Laine ShawIs l. Hdkfs Z
Plaid and Plain Linseys, Jeans tind Kerseys
Broad Cloths, Cassmeres and Satiinets LID,
Red and White Flannel
English, French and American Prints
do do do Gnghams
Linen Sheetng aud Pillow Case Linen
Brown aud White Linen Daniask Table Cloths
Napkins and Towelling
Brown and Bleached Sheciings and Shrtings.
ga. Sd and 10-4
Lowell, Virginia and Alabama osnaburgs
Brown and White Cotton Hose and half do
Lambs Wool Hose and half do
Whitney, Rose, N ackinaw and Negro Blankets
Blue and Green MackInaw Blankets
Gentemen's Cotton and Merino Under Shirts
White Cotton Linen Bosom Shirts
Linen, Silk and Cotton Hdkfs
Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, etc etc. ,a. I. ..l %
Also. full assortment OF Russet. Kip and Calf
Brogans. Boots and Shoes Of all descriptions, Fall
and Winter Hats, Caps, etc. nov20
nIRECr TATIONS--HENRY
~ STODDART have received by the Jacob PEN
nell direct from Liverpool
UlOuBeIIn lie t.htne oil entire new ana Denutlful
patterns Fol
Scotch Gnehams. tw iied and plain. extra super.
fine; English Prints, full chnix
Embroidered Robes. Cspes and Collars -
Thread Lace and Edgings
l2-4 Linen Sheetng; Damask Table Cloths
.iinckaback, IRISH Linen Diaper and ToweiIing
Linen Cambria ildkfs, &c
Shetland Shawls, entire new article in this
country; Domestic Goods OF all kinds
ii. & 3. offer the above by Wholesale or retail ut
their usual low prices for cash. nos20
4 AW BOoKS--tioward's Reports Supreme
- Court United States, vol s.
Metcalf and Perkins Digest, vol. I. t
Greenleaf on Evidence, new edition.
Phillips on Evidence, 4 vols.
Kenl's Commentaries, new edition, vols
Story on Bills. Partnership, Equity, Coudict Of
Laws, Contracts, and Equity Jurisprudence.
Starkie on Evidence, 3 vols.
Chitly's Peadings, Chilly on Bills, Contracts and
Criminal Law. just received and for sale by
nov20 S. W. ALLEN, % Dauphin-st
POTATOES, HAY, MACKEREL, sc.
Il 200 bbls Maine Potatoes,
lsS bales do Hay,
50 bbls No 2 Aiackerei; "a
100 bbIs No 8 Mackerel;
500 casks Thomaston Lime, this day landing
nor Vi, '"'' = '''' "' J.H RIVERS & co.
00O bills Flour; 800 sncks Corn
OUO4o drkius Butter, 80 Heroes Rice
200 kegs Lard; 20 nhds Sugar
50 bills Mosasses, for sale by 2#f
poy20 DORRANCE & STANARD,
s UGAl AND MOLASsEs-20 bbls Moasses;
- 10 hhds Sugar to arrive der steamer Agnes; 6
hhis prime Sugar in store and for sale by s.-G,ff
aoy9s &c. CINTkk a %
DIO COFFEE-25O0 double bags prime new
HI crop Coffee, the cargo Il The brig Selma d.
rect from Rio, now landing and for sale by
nov20 ESLAVA, MURRELL & CO.
FINEA-l00 packages Pouchons. 20 Glib do; I'm
received and for sale by ~, 81 i9.-fif d
nS20 M. G. TAUGHT & co. 18 Water 81,
DoTArOES-50 bills, for sale by
4 npv2O p. COOK b CO. 80 Com st.
- UGAR-l0 hhds priz,e, for sale by
~ as,N sANps \ -,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

. III. KING aud JOHN II. TODD, will be support
ed Aldermen OF the Third Ward. the ensuing muni-
cipHl election by MOvlit) MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

IT The following ticket will he supported by many ~
liens for the COMMON COUNCIL.
iIIADMAN BARNEY, WIN. II. REDWOOD,
. JAMES HAGAN, WM. r. NEVILLE,
JOHN HURTEL, JAMES DEVlNE,
L. II. GOULD, nov20+
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21


H. LECTION NOTICE--Polls will he opened
IA on MONDAY, the Let day of December next.
for the election Of a Mayor, fourteen Aldermen and
seven Common Councilman for the city of Mobile,
to serve for one year, at the following named pla-
ces, viz
Polls open from o'clock A. M, until 4 O'Clock
Pm.
LIST WARD-At the Yellow House, corner Of Wa
ter and ST. Anthony streets. lnspectors-F. v.
Clubs, b. r Skaales and e. II Rogers.
I'd WARD-At Gen. Woodward's Arcade. In
spectms-Thomas Scott, James Sands and Jas. M.
Park.
81 WARD-At the Waverlv House. Inspectors
Lewis Gueringer, Daniel s. Baldwin and oseph
Silver.
4th WARD-At the Court House. Inspectors
Gavin Yulle, Lewis A. Costigin and Alex. Aud.
9Th WARD-At b, Catta's, corner OF Royal and
Eslava streets. Inspectors-F. Sheffield, Thos. r.
Longield and WIN. N. Strnger.
9th WAnD-At Delbecco's Mechanics Retreat,
south west corner of Franklin and Dauphin strsels
Iaspeeors--Ch w. Gazram, o. Woodbury. and
Chester Root. Z.
9TH WARp--At the Old Mississippi Hotel. In
spelors---iIenry W Taylor. Beverly A.. Mann and
Robert Bruce.
noy20 242tde CHAS, HOPPIN, Muyor
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-21

~ John R0LSTON and STEPHEN TWELVES
nominated to represent the First Ward in the Board
of Aldermen. (nnv2D VOX POPULL