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RIO JANEIRo-Per big Isahrlla-3l26 sks coffee.
 NEW-ORLEANS--Ier steamboat Fashion-9l bbls nour, AZ do oasses, l6 do wbskey 10 do bread do wine do beSns do eggs, do, 2s hhds sugar. IT sks cqee 3acs fice SIS pcs Dasgng 3il coils rope, boxes hats; 40 bales twiHe, 6 bxs specie.
 NEW-ORLEAN5-fer scir Caroliue-290 sacks corn, i0 do Oas "A bbls moasses 56 do nur. loo do coal.
 NRW-ORLEANS-Per steam schr Eagle-l05 casks lne IA do hsriarr 10 hhjs sugar. 60 pcs bagging 57 coils rope, 50 hois ch4n 79 sks corn l37 bbs flour, 10 do vinegar, a do whisk-y.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamer Montezuma-30 hhds sqgrr 544 bbs hyur. 96 do whskey 150 do moasses 9 do pork. du syrup. 2 bxs cheese 65 pcs baggng l6O coils fop6 kegs Hho l50 sks corn 222 do oas 300 do ceee 10 pchnrch bell g head cattle 6s bales
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Per steamboat Fashion from New -Orleans-Mrs II nssxy, j and 3 Dore. HHburI. Thompson Lstham, Ra- vesirs James, Lindsey. Rensen Furness, Naders Pat terson, Humphries. Lewis, Tdcker, Fay--l2 on deck
 Per steamboat Little Harriet i'm Weissngers Landing
 Judge Roach, Messrs Pitts Henson, Grlggs, Donahoo
 Per steamboat Gen Harrison fin Columbus-Mrs Gay snd chidEen Mts Clayton and children, Mrs kersey and children, Mrs Franklin, Mrs Orr Mrs Chandler, Mrs GIL mer Mrs Rhodes, Mts Weeks, Mrs Faircloh and child, Misses Harris Baldwin, Hays, Daniels Co.'s kincannon, Larau Nessrs and vGardner, Rhodes PauIding Ross, AndersonA.40 others. Uf
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Succession Of N. Girod.

DY VIRTUE of an order of the Honorable Court Ab of Prolates, sitting in and for the city and Pa- r,sh oi New Orleans, dated the 27lh of December. l l8+4. will be sold on Ihe 18Th FEBRUARY, 1S45, at l0 AM at THIBODAUXVILLE, Louisiana, at the Court House, where Public Sales usually made, b, the Honorable James McAlster, judge of the Interior Parish Of Lafourche, er-offco Auct for the said Parish, the following Property, to witt: | lsl TRACT OF LAND, situated on the left bank of the bayou lafourche, measuring arpents and 2S toises (more or less,) wih forty of depth, adjacent 10 the land of John Lee, with all the improvements tllefeupon.
 2d. 4 TRACT or LAND off 2S arpents, (more Iess,) the right bank of the bayou, olnug that of Col. Pugh; having ior'y arpenis m depth.
 3d. Anolber TRACT OF LAND oftwenty eight ar- pens, front the bayou, with forty arpenIs in depth (tnore ess,) ihe right bank ofih bayou, adja cent to the property of Louis Courier, and that of | Col. Pugh.
 | +ih. A TRACT OF LAND of seven arpents front, (more or less) with 10 in depth, he left bank of Iie bayou adjacent 10 the property of Valentine | Guitro.
 5th. Another TRAcT OF LAND on the left bank of the bayou, of 70 arpents front, (more ess) th the depth belonging to It; adjacent to the property of ] E Sanders.
 9th. Another TRAcT OF LAND, on the right bank of the bayou, in front of that above, measuring 70 aipents front, (nore ess,) with the depth assigned Io 1T; ad oning the property of William Fields and | Antoine Fuuche.
 7,h. Anoiler TRAcr OF LAND, measuring 69 ar- penls front, (more less ) left bank of the bayou, wih inc depth belonging il, joining the property of Max e Henry, and of Louis Hurany | Sh. An ISLAND on ihe Gulf of Mexico, known by tine name of TiMBALiER; such il contains and | bears.
 | 9th. Another IsL E. on the Gulf of Mexico, known | by the name of GRAED-CAILLoU; such it con- tains and bears.
 | 10th. Another ISLAND, on the Gulf of Mexico, known by the n"me of BausH ISLAND; such as it | contains and bears.
 Most of the above lands are suitable for the culture of the cane.
 TERMS oF SALE-0ne, two, three and four years credit, the whole for endorsed to the satisfaction of lle daiite testamentary Executors s,id payable tlse end of March of each year, and bearing interest al the rate of eight per per annurn in case Of non-payrBent at maturity. The notes shall be midc payable lhe Bank of Louisi- ana, ith such restrictions shall be announced on ! the day of sale
 The datve teslamenary Executors of N. Girod: ANT. MIHCOUD. A. GUILLET, ! ian1 2StKmo as Attorney of Mir. Quetant.
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BY P. B TAYL OR.
Eytot, Noie of N,gro,x

Estate Sdie of NtgrotS.
 On MONDAY, 3rd February, at l2 o'clock, in front of lhe Court House, wlll he sold 10 valuable NEGROES, belonging to the Estate of liobt. Will lainson, deceased. Tcrms-6 'uon hs credit, with two good cndo,se
 On TUESDAY, 4ih inst, at l o'clnck precisely, at the foot of fpvernncnt street, will be sold the schooner AURELIA, of 60 tons, nelrly new, we'll found, and remarkably fast saller.
 Terms at sale,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MOBM F. THEATRE. Managrrs.....+ .s... LUDLOW & SMITH

r, FURrBtR REDUCTION. 60
 Dress Circle and Pit. =. J0c Second and 3rd Tiers. ........ ... Pie. Third night of llle ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS, late Df Palnno's Opera House, New York. Messrs STARwoon, PELHAM. GERMAN, HARRINGTON and WAITE. The Concerts of these gentlemen ave heen full, and iashionably attended in every city they have visited.
 SATURDAY. February lst, 1915. The performance to commence win, for the first
 time here, the drama called the
 JIBBENAINOSY, From Dr. Birds Novel of ''Nirk of the Woods.' After which, ihe ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs will
 eonunehce their Concert. Between le first and second parts of tie Concert Scotch Dance e................by by La Petit Cerito 6l- PalIicnIlrs in small bills o Ihe day.
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wHCEss.,Us s,E Cs,VTON.

-jSmpsoh 59 bi1es. Harris, Clayton X co 27i Nave S5; Desha, sheppard & co r. E CarlsIe le, With CTS 4 co le, strlngfe How, Hanna co H..
 Per steHmboai Gen ,tlarrlson froin Coumbus-Desha, Sheppard x 137 tsIes, Rhes, Sykes 429; Rives, Battle e2; W E, kord n; Tnomer, Gay X co 7ii Andrews co 69; A Pope & SoI 54; Albert Prentice 2i; Dickinson X Eustis g.; E Carlisle II; AE Ledyad
 X co 6; SinlpsOh X Roth 3. .
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ITO THE PuBLIG.-Havng, in c,nnexion with

TINO THE PUBLIE.-Having, in c,nnexion with 1 the br6pfietors of the other Presses, signed a uniform tariff of clarges cotton in order to com. ply with the relocated solicitations of both Factors and Shippers, to relieve them from the perpiexity cauAed by so many different rates, we deem il due 10 ourselves to assign our reasons for so doing.
 The'4 arif differs from the one published by us in the early part of ie season. in but two items Of m- poriance. to wit: Planters Storage and Drayage from our wharves to Press. In relation to the first item we have adopted the rate uusersali, preferred by the Planters, while we were in the country last summer, and with which they expressed themselves entirely satisfied. In relation lo the second we had only,agreedLo tlray from our wharf at cents per bale inducement 10 have cotton landed there. Had Planters coinped as rigidly with their prOmis- es us as we have with promses to them, there would have been no necessity for change m ihls item. As, however, with few exceptions, they have quietly allowed their cotton landed up town, in com sequence of which we have been compelled to pay 12t and IS cents per hale to have il drayed down, and cannot even get done at that, we feel justified in consening to the 10 cents drayase.
 We, huweser; had another and stronger motive in view. .; The sp.town wharfngers for some time past have been i the habit of paying all the extra expenses incurred by boats cotton ordered to our wI,arxes, hut L,n,le the s, in order to get the wharfage .fihe balance oftle cargo, aud compel us to do all the long drayage.
 We place ourselves in a position t1 resist this ar engagement and deprive them of any ,nducemeni to continue il, we consented to put up drayage, know ing that tue saggreeate charge could be made the to ihe planter b, taking of Ihe wharfage, with which ts'olher presses b.d n"thing o do, and in to- days papev, will he found noce 10 ihis effect By ihis keep o,r laiih to the ci'uniy, and show to the parss up town what they may expect so long as they play t, grab game. and seek to deprive down town of ils Esr share of business.
 We understand that we are accused of having gone into setlihnnatilh by this arrangement. In regard the Yther Presses cannot answerfor curse Ives we liase ony to cay it is not true. And lr any one duuhts te Eci. let him give order the other P.sses for Co,t, and he will ascertain wheth- or or not there exists combination. -r
 We have no tear that our course will be censured by any intelligent, or liberal minded merchant oI planter. GREEN, CASEY JAMES,
 jan25 ... ,lf. Independent Press.
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PUBLIC SALES.
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- - -. succession Of N. GtrOd. hlR DE oi an order of the Honorable Court AS "i Prohstrs, ia and for the city and parish of New Orleans. d.ed 27Ih Deeemb.sf IsI4 will be sold on the z4h FEBRUARY, Is45, aud the days following by inc Hon Alexander CuYillier, judge of the parish ul Assumption. an ex offcio auctioneer Tor The sahl pareh, upon le plaptanon of the lnte N. Gircd st nn BVan I.aieurche, Louisiana, af 10 o'cl'rk An, the ioioW ing prupeln:
 l. The SrGAR PLANTATtuN on the Jeff side of the R.ilun laiomche, parish of Assumption. about lea !ues from the Mississippi. measuring 32 arpents in front the bayou, D, so in depth n,ore or less) with dwelling house, sugar house, purgery, wagon houses. sahl E. steam englne, saw mil, hospital, corn mill, negro hns efr., together h all the provemPnts thereon. bounded side by Simon ebhtnc and or The other by Benjamin Winchester; and upon ihe said land besides the slubble of the llst year. cane for large plantation has been re- served
 2. TRACT OF LARD opposite the sugar plants- tioa, he right bank of fiie bayou, measuring about 20 arenls unore Of less) by forty in depth, bounded on one side by Oliver Canciene and on the other by properly beIongmg To Messrs. Miles Hopkins Aoul 400 arpenls of this laod have deen cleared.- Will likewise he sold such right as N. Girod ac- qnred from the United Staies to the double conces- sion of said and-lhe right IS sold, however, with out warranty
 ,. TRACT OF LAND upon the left bank of the bayou, al about leagues from the river, containing sS arpenis front the bayou by 40 in depth, adOn- ing the property of Antoine Vella.
 Y I kACl of LAND upon lie leit bank Of the bayou, measuring three arpents (more or less) front the bayou by forty in depth, about eight leagues from the river.
 ALSO
 Oxen, COWS, horses, sheep, hogs, poultry, carts, i.rmug utensils, carpenters and backsnIths' tools, household furniture, plate, etc etc.
 -ALso-
 One hundred and twenty Two SLAVES ofboth sex es and of different ages.
 CoNDiTioss-The Sugar Plantation one-,enth cash and the balance in four equal instalments, at one, two, three and four years credit; the Slaves, one fifth cash, and the balance one and three years credit all he other landed property at one, two, three and four years' credit; the whole for notes endorsed to the satisfaction of the dative tamenary executors; sad notes payable at the end of March of each year, and bearing interest at the rate o eight per cent. per annun in case of nOn-pay meut at maturily-lhe notes shall be made payable the Iauk of Lonis iana with such reslrictions shall be announced the day of sale; for the ani . mals farming utensils and moveable effects, ,one years credit for notes endorsed and payable above sia- led janl 2stKmo
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Branch Bank at Mobile. ,. E c.

lI5S B n ia
 William E. Sta,k ke, James Perrne. WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House of Mobile county, on the first Monday of February, A D. ls45, between the hours of II O clock AM. and o'clock I'M. of said day, all the right title and interest of James Perrine, into the following piece, parcel lot of land and premises to wit: lot with the two story brick house there on, su ,,ed on he south side of St Louis street, be- tween Couct pten and St. Joachim streets, having a front on St Louis street of 32 feet, with depth of 100 feet, bounded the north by St. Louis street, on the east by lands ol Isaac Collins, the south by ands of Batrle, and the west by lands of funk owoers tue same having been levied on as the pro- perty of Dr. James Perrine, security of Wm. E. |Srke, and he sold by virtue of the above stated ftre facas, which issued from the County Court of MobiIe county and io me directed.
 JACOB $. MARSH, Agent,
 isn3 29,ds Branch Bank at Mobile.
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IG WESTFELbT & BRO. ..nfer for sale M WIHE-5 pipes and 10 gr casks "Black. | burn's" old aud superior Madeira OIL--l50 baskets and bhxes Sae's Olive CiNDLEs and so4P--2G0 boxes good quality SEoARs-200A Regalias of various brands, aud
 s50n Trab,ieos, Canones, lmrerials, &c. jansl N0OBA 1Co-i0O hoxes. 50 hf io Miller brand \ IS hf boxes Carter brand; 90 bxs Tarno brand 10 boxes, 25 hfdu Nick inney brand 45 do Tayl brandt 75 do Speecer brand 50 do s E. Srarm brand; 20 do Kew brand 26 do Nilnrpd brand; 100 do LaunJen br'd 75 boxes Barrett brand
 With various other brands and qualities which will ianSl be sold low by T. P. MILLER co. ~ LOTUS, CASSlMERES. &c-- O Suprrfne black French Broadclolhs ..O
 De do do Doe-skin Caasslmere
 Do fancy and cold French do .
 Do black English Satns for Vesting Do black silk Serge .. IT. H.
 Do black worsled do .| Fine Red Padding, Canvass Wiggans .U SiIesias, Sewing Silks, Twist, Buttons, &c. --Eor sale at low p,ices by
 .iansl R. W. ANDREWS & co. 8 st Mchae 8, ~ ROCEKItS, kc-2 pipes Holland Gin M 100 bbls and 10 boxes Loaf Sugar 250 sacks Rio and 40 do old Java Coffee
 50 boxes Yellow and 10 do Casile Soap
 40 boxes Tobacco, fayoriie Virginia brands 14A baskets Champagne Que de Montebello)
 20 boxes old Tinla Madeira Wine, l doz each
 10 bbs and half pipes Grown Gin
 200 boxes Cheeses 75 kegs prime Goshen Butter
 50 half bbls Pic Mic Crackers
 50 half bbls Lemon Biscuit
 20 half Buckwheat Floar
 25 quarter bbs do do r
 30 halfbbls Northern Flour
 50 kegs Philadelphia Nails. In store and for t,n3O sale by BEERS & SMITH. IT MEN CANBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, ,EM- A BROlDERIES, &c-DAEIELs & BRADY have received per Rose Sandish large supply of the above goods, consisting of
 Rich embroidered Linen Cambrc Handk erchefs Revierre work and hem stitched do
 Tape border and coored border de
 New style embroidered Capes and Collars
 New stl le embroidered Chemizeties
 Infants embroidered Robes and Frock Bodies Embroidered Robes for evening dresses
 Tarleton Muslns, 8.4 wide, for evening dresses Embroidered Swiss and Organdy Muslins
 Thread Luces, Edgings and 1nsertinas
 Plat Laces, Edgings and Inserting, new style Lisle Laces. Edgngs and Insertings sSwiss Muslin, Edgings aGd lnsertings
 Jaconet MusIIns, Edgings and Inseriings
 Worked Muslin Bands and figured Nets
 Ladies embroidered long and short kid Gloves Gentle mems silk, kid. buck and thread do Ladies' silk, cotton and merno Hosiery
 Misses and childrens Hosieey, all descriptions Gents. Hose. Half Hose, Suspenders & Scarfs Silk pocket Hdkis, black silk Cravats Also-Gimps, Frnges, Ribbons, etc. ian30
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MARINE NEWS.
Port oc SIellls--Fsbru.ry !. ls4s.

--.-- - -l tx, '.s.t . CLEARED. t, . Ship Ontario, Barstow, fur HaYfe, hy Bell Jr. i Bark Siord, RUss, for Bnstpa, by E Tonlmln. Brig Choctsw, Flilnes, for Boston, by TOnimin. -.' -t .aill-g N tAkKlVED. H it a-r Ship Carthage, Baker. from Boston. to Whitaker ( ',.Brship Henry Gardner Webster, fin Liverpool, W Mlllxam cO
 BrEhlp Shn Bentley. DisbrOw. from Liverpool. |, ship Mary Frances, Hubbard. fin New-York, to J C Hr bark Mearns, Houston, i'm Liverpool, to c Martin Bark Ohio, Ellis, fun Boston, to master Brig Irabea, Drsberi fun Rio JAneiro, to Westfedl 4 Bro. i1't-
 sp,baig Aurora, Juan, from Cardsnas Coba Eslava MurrelI dt co. I.-54F #Hl H..I.
 schr Cafoline. Rckard. fin New Orleans to master. Bchr St Rosne, Willis, fp New Orleans, 10 master. 3Schr SQurTel, Richards fin Charleston. to master. Steam schr Eagle, Smith, fm New-Orleans.
 Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton. i'm New Orleans.
 Steamboat MOnteEuma, Baker, finn New-Orenna
 SteAmboat Little Harriet, McAlPin, i'm Weisslnger'a LAudne. with le4 bales cotton. ...I ..... h. @ Staambosl Gen Harrison Estes, from Columbus, with .Ss0 bpes cotton.
 Btieksrs gGats i'm Perry CD with ITS bales cotton. . ' ' IBy Express, in aivsnch of the mai h. .rl 'NEw-YOsK. Jan 24-Arr, brig We,umpka, Fowler Mobile. Spoken I9th lat 34 1e lon 76 90 bark MOntpe Her, 10 days from Mobile for Providence. il f- PoRrsMourH, Jan ls--Arr, bark Craton, Towne, from Mobile. aa.. III. -..
 lBy the Oxford al New-Yorkl
 LIVERPOOL. Dec l3-sid. Ocean, Willard. Mobile. 14--Symstfy, Mckfhnef Mobile.
 Loading, I7th-IHmony, Jameson; British American Prtchsrd; and Edward. Cuhberlsou all for Mobile.
 ,s EXPORTS. es ...ry
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GtANDLES-50 boxes New Bedford Sperm V lJ0 boxes second quality Sperm
 76 haxes colored Sterine in store.
 260 boxes Adamantine to arrive per schooner Delaware and for sale by . jan27 MARsHALL, ROWE A co.
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' osr--A DRAFT in favor of Daniel II. Tobin, A-I dated the 7li or Sth instant, drawn by R. N- & D. w. Murphy, and accepted by Messrs. Bow kin & McEae, for hundred and forty five q i5) dollars payable 8tf January next, lst6. The iind- will confer favor by leaving the same ar the oi- fee of WARE & CHFsRRoUGH, No. 1 Commerce street. jan7 41 T AND FOR sALE-We offer for sale on favor Al able terms, the following LANDS in Wilcox county. siz
 Section 22, township IA, range east. containing 6lO acres more or less.
 Aso-Smth east section 2l, township IA, range east tianlS 42smoI E. L. ANDREWS co. DOARDING-Seyeral gentlemen ean be aecom- IJ modated with Board and Lodging, and larger
 nov2o 2ioT MRS. woRsHAM. M NOTICE-AIl persons having claims agains, the ' School Commissioners of Mobile Couaty, aie requested to present them within thirty days from lhis date to the Secretary of the Board.
 janlO ....,. H. sTiCKNEf. sec'y. SUGAR AND MOLASSES-l20h 20 hhds prime Su- S gar, 100 bbls Moasses. daily expected per schr Sarah aud Mar, from Attakapas, will be sold low on groce Clarke and 20 do GosI's, MI landing bark Rose S,andish and for sale by HAVILAND, CLARK O., ian29 45 and 47 Waier-st. nNlONS-l50 bbls n line order, landing from
 I bark Cowper, for sa'e from the wharfby flIi'I JOHN PHILLIPS, jan29 corner Cont and Water-sts. EyLOUR-i37 hbls of the choicest Chllcothe, II Ohio, brand, landing from steam sclr Eagle and for sale by
 jan2a q. WESTFELDf BRO. DRAGGING AND ROPE-Of best power and
 ID hand lom brands, in store and for sale on time 1 for approved papper by
 nEXrER'S WIII5KEY-l20 hb,s Dexter's 1 lI double rec,iied Whiskey, landing frow steam. boat Tusc,aloosa and for sale by ian2s F. W. McCOY& co .S6 Com-st
 TRIsH PoTAToEs-lso hampers, for sale by i. .k jaals J. O'REnkv & co.
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Rel Esfats at Auction.

Rel Estate at Auction.
 On WEDNESDAY,, 18th day of February next. al 12 o'clock, in front of the Mansion House, will bc sold--
 House and Lot No 66, north side of St Michael. street, having a front of 42 feet inches on said street. extending back northwardy l23 feel, same width in rear-bounded on the north and east by lands oi John K. Collins, and on the west by lands of Sol Smith
 Terms: One third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest, secured by mortgage on the property Sale positive and title good. -.
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BY c. W. OGDEN.

 THIS DAY, al 10 o'clock, at Stores No. 75 and T Waler-st., late M. Durand's- 20 hhds prime Sugar, 20 bbls do do 20 bbls Molasses, 50 bbls Flour 50 bags Cnfee, 10 tierces Rice 20 boxes Tobacco, 25 do Cheese 10 kegs Butter, 50 boxes Sonp 30 bbls hskey .a 20 boxes Sweet O,l, and a variety of other ar ticles. Also, to close consignment, sale positive 57 boxes Raisins, 6 half boxes do 45 quarter boxes Raisins, 20 boxes Figs 25 bsxes Prunes, 5 do Vermicelli r bags soft shell Almonds, 40 hbls sheled do Also-l00 bbls Potatoes and 50 bales Hay. BY J. H. RIVERS & co.
 J. H. RIVERS, Auclioneer.
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PUBLIC SALES.
RY EDWARD B. GALE.

Trustees Sah of EwniiDre. THIS DAY, the lsi insani, il II o'rinek, al ih' Cant House, will be sold per or,ler of Wm Magee Fsu., Trustee, a lot "f HonseIiod anl Kitchen Fur nilare, consisting of every thing necessary for fam il, commencing house keeping. Terms cash. Will be sol for cash in irnnr oi lhe conrt lious' on the lst MONDAY uI February. lle follow ipl Lois in Orange Grave titles, etc, same given 3, lie Orange Grove Company:
 Lots Nos l5. Q, 9 ii square 264
 Lots Nos l5. 3, 1, in square 224
 Lots Nos l5, IS, IS, l9, 70, in square 27I
 Lots Nos i. 5, s, ll, l5. Is, m square 2s6
 Lots Nos 1, 5, G. II. 1j, IS, in square 2s7
 Lots Nos 1, 5, 6, n, l5, i6, m square 2ss janSl
 Will be sold m front of the Cont House, on Ihe 1st MONDAY of February, ie lol oI land being ihe north west corner of S Joseph and State slreeIs-ii
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BY MARSHALL, ROWE & CD.
 A, 5. HUNTINGTON Auctioneer.

On WEDNESDAY next, al 9I o'clock at sales room. elegant and capacious Family Carriage, built 10 order Ile las, summer by northern facturer, and has been but lfie used double liar ness, etc., conpiele. Terms cash
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TNDEPEMDENT PRESS WHARF NOTICE. l-The Planters and Merchants notified that the Wharyes attached ,o this Press open free for all Cation received them from and alter this day ian25 GREEN, CASEY & JAMES. 4 03-Tbe Dallas Gazette, Greensboro Be ,con, We iumpka Whg, Alabama Journal, Flag x Union, Euiaw Whig. Columbus papers, aud M irion Herald, will please publish ani send accounts 10 G. c. x J.
 217r WHARFAGE. Hsd q HNHE Plapters and Merchants of Alabama are II hereby hotifr. that dn and after this, diy, no Wharfage will be charged on COTTON landed on St. Louis street Wharf and all Wharves above. ' Coitoa hnded on Wiarves between St, Lons and Conti streets; wjj be.ciiarged cents per baie. s ian27, 49lf. .FETTyPLACE GOODMAN. 0J-f The Dallas Gazette, Greensboro' Beacon, Wetuinpka Whig. Alabama Journal. Flag & Union, Eulxw whig, Columbus papers, and Marion Herald, will pleare iaa'iisi ard send nccoHnis 10 u. :. AL AND CANDl.El-iO tierces superior win. NJ tea Sperm Oil; 100 boxes superior Sperm Candles, now landing and for sale by -'4a
 45 JOHN PHILLIPS, ian3n ss 4, ..s. corner Cont and Waier-sis MOLASSES-In cypress barrels ,i .t MI BUTTER--20 kegs G5shen Butter
 oiIe-Wiasr beacbed Sperm Oil pod jaaas E.. o.ecENrER $ CO DLEACHED DOMESTlCS-nAkIELs& 6 BRA ID DT.hive lust receyed- ,. 4.
 5O cases4-4 Bleached Shiriing
 10 cases 'f-4. l2-4 asd 6 1 Sheeiins. jsa29. UARLES AND HAWSEuS-3 He,np Cable O 6.6t and ' incI,esi 4 coils Manila Rope 5, 5t 6 and 6L nnfes ;.fnr sale by ai.k 9l ja"sO 'jAMEs GANDoLFo, 70 Commences COAP-lOO bokes Boston Noli 10 dos,samboa, iaaSy IAMEs GANDoLFo. 70 Commsrce-., DUTTER-sO kegs fine Goshen, landing ex Roe ID snia,lisk and for sale by
 j.ucg MARSHALL, ROWE x co. T ONDON P,rter, Scotch Ale and East lndi l/ Beer, in quarts iand pinis. for sale by ian29 s%sJoHN O'RE1LLY & CO., nNIONS--liQbb bbis Silver Skias, landing ex bar OBxil,c and lor sale y
 ian2s t..,.,. .i: FosDiCK { CHARLoCk.- NLOER--2 -25 i,bls choice St Louis brands, IT half bhls Rochester, for sale by jan29 j.. JOHN O'RElLLY co. SALT-300 bleachej facks on board sloop Ame 0 at tl,e wharf, for sale bv-
 b"29 FOSD1CK & CEARLOCK. SUGAR, hc-lO hhdsfsir quality 50 bbls reG,'fis 0 Wh,skey, (or- sale by @ '.4 -.s. .. .~ ja"2s F. .i;: W.OGDt..N, 7s and 77 Water..t "INEr-.lik, k,.,r,rr casks Madeira; 10 OioS~e' w 'Msf,gs, tw salc,uy ir. Hes ss ''ts.ts j.n29 JAMES s5tND0LFo 7oComnerce st SEED RYE-20 bl,ls. ,.a Arrive per Monssiun' ja.s (. 2, GILBERT s BRo.1 50 e.m-.ai t
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iBy the Oxford q, New.York.1
InIROlkTn.

HAVRE-Per ship Oniario-l965 bales cotton. : BOSfON-Per bark Oxford-745 baes cotton. ; BO5TON-fer brig ChoclHw-4l0 bales coitoH.