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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06
Correspondence of the Register and Journal
 UOIsr OF REPRgsENTATIyE


 Tuscaloosa, Dec. l, lS45 { The House organised at | o'clock this morning, and elected Andrew B. Moore of Perry, Speaker; Joseph Pael,u, Clerk; Alexander B. CitbercI. as sstanl Clerk Winston c. Bibb. expressing Clerk and James II. Owen, Donrkeeper. The vote for speaker stood 53 for Moure, r for G. P Rice, oi Morgan, and l5 for G. W. Gay !e of Dallas. All the officers elected were tho ncumbents of last year, and were all elected on the first ballot. Mr. Moore made short and appropriate address on taking the chair, expressing a hope that the session would be Il short one. The usual committees were resol, ed upon, with the addition of one the 18th section fund.
 No evidence of party spirit has declared itself thus far, and sincerely hope the may prove itsefa short, business and patriotic one.
 In the Senate, John A. Winston, of Sumter, IS elected President. The vote stood I5 for Winston, and l3 for Benj. Hudson--the only too put in nom inatiOn.
 In lhe canvas for Assistant Secretary there was great difficulty m making choice. l do not re- member the nualber of ballots, bat il was very large. In the outset, Messrs. Lyon, McCIelIand Fowler, Marrast and Kidd, gut in nomination., but the contest gradually reduced to the two last, and resulted---for Kidd, Is; Marrast, II.
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CnNA7G,NUfEf EfA

Per ship lIacyon i'm Boslou-G II ilOlt P Hunter Alien lladen Deshh, smith x Cost1r, Robinson <
 Per schr Caroline fin New -Orieans-L Merchant X co Dorrunce x Slauurd, D Edgeriy; order
 Per steamboat Fashion i'm New-Orlcnns-J II Ilu- Der; DetitHshe co; Fry, Rliss X BurdsHll Gage N r"-ii C WesIirldt x Bro ilnviland, Cluk & eos & Jones, Cook & eos Dell Jr; Freeman X Bolton A Daniels; M MarnE x
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SEPARATES SALE. A ugusline Demouy
 vs. ven. ex.


 Margaret Collins.
 TWILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w Honse door of Mobile county on the first Mon. day of January, 1916, between the hours of II O. clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right and title of Margaret Collins in and the fol- lowing described lands and premises, 10 wit-aI that certain piece, parcel lot of land and premis es, situate, lylng and being in the county of Mobile and known as the Doctor John Chastang tract, oi grant, containing seventeen hundred and sixteen 2l-1O0 acres, and bounded and described Iollowf north by Cedar Creek, east by the Mobile River south by Gragg Hall Creek, and west by vacant lands.
 Also-One hundred and nineteen 52-lO0 acres ofhud lying and being in tine county of Mobile, OH the east side of the Mobile River, and it being \ part of the above mentioned tract of land, granted to John Chasiang deceased, and bounded as follows north by line parallel with the mouth of Cedai Creek, east by vacant lands, and south by lands o unknown owners, and west by the Mobile River. and having the same front ihe Mobile River as the tract of land above mentioned of Doctor John Chas tang deceased. The said above mentioned lands are 10 be sold as the property of Margaret Collins, by virtue of the above slated yendiIoni exponas wbic, issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and 10 me directed.
 dec6 6tds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port Of rMohite--Deccmber 6, Is45.
CLEARED. Bark Empire, Kea2er, for Boston, by w II Rlackler.


 ARRIVED. Ship Elizabeth Denni-on, Spencer, i'm NewYork, to Whitaker x Sampson. Br ship Miracle, Eiiott, from Liverpool, to J D Toul- 
 ship Mary Frances. Hubbard, fin New York, 10 Ryan Taylor. Shp pactolns, Harding. fun Boston, to master. Ship Rhrilan, Adams, Ina LOndnn in ballast master. Bark superior, Allen, i'm NeW-Yo k, 10 master. Br bark Mearus, Houston, i'm Plymouth Eng, in bal last IU C Martin. Msiioo Nra ira del Carmen, Pages, from Mansa, to EsavI, MurreII X co. Schr Caroline, Smith, fin New Or,eans, Io m-ster Schr Alexander, Ia lor tm ,ewport via Key West to master. Steamboat Fashion. Fullerton, from New Orleans Robertson. steamboat Bourbon, Bolton, rom Monis snmery. with a22 bales cotton. steamboat AnarHnh, Bragd0n, i'm Montgomery, with 56S bales cotton. steamboat Native Brainard from Wetumpka, with Gl1 bales rotten Steamboat North Alabama. Adams, fin Montgomery, with 4l5 bales cotton,
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The most extensive tract of railroad ever contcm- plated m Europe is that from Si. Petersburg to Odessa, over an uninterrupted line of sirtsen hun dred miles. IL will connect the Baltic ,.he Black and the Caspian Seas, rasersing three different zones oi iemperature so that person may thus leave the Russian capitol in the depth of winter, and arrive on the same rail in Odessa in hot weather This, Il IS contemplated, is but the beginning of what may be considered an overland route, which will probably connect the. Russian metropolis with lspahan. IL IS said the Emperor takes great interest in thIs ggan- lie enlernrise.
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We lay before our readers this morning the annu- al cxhlbl; ol the Catholic Orphan Asylum Society of this city lts details must he gratifying to every bene soIenl heart. while lhey appeal for hr continued liherality ol our citizens with force that and will be nresistible
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4VEFSdhEkfg,A.

BosToN-Per ship Haley on-l2 Ions hay, cks, 10 bhA Oil, 1 -Vs mdse.
 NEWPORT-Ptr schr AlrXaDder--3l0 bhls potatoes 2i do apples, 16 do nniuns 32 do beets, &c.
 NEW -URl EANS-Per schr CHrGlnr--lG0 bbls whis key 50 do brrd do potatoes lOO sacks bran, 100 do corn cnses rope
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Fashion-20 bbls bacon do o 10 hf bhis pork, 100 do whiskry, 26 do apples, 5 hhds sugar, casks claret head cattle, 4g
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BOOTH, in the character of Sir Ed,Oard Morh. mtr, night before last, burst upon us in all the brightness of his genius. At his first entrance on the stage he took the audience into his special keep Isg, di he let go his hold upon them from ihe commencement to the termnalion of the play. Some of his points, indeed most of them were, made with effect that perfectly startling g-remlnding ns of the best days of lhe American drama. Last night he enacted the arduous part of Iago with unsu,rass. ed spirit and energy. and this evening he comes out in Sir Gales OpeTeach in new 0ay to pay otd debts We saw Mir. Booth m this character in 1858, in d little theatre on Government street. We then pro- nounced it, and still consider il of the best representations of the character we ever witnessed He may perhaps be equal now to like great effort to surpass it, is, think, beyond the reach of any living actor
 In the character of lago last evening, Mr. B. was greeted with large audience, que number of them ladIes. Should Mr. B. continue to play as he has begun, his will prove the most brilliant en- gagement ever enacted in this city.
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MEMORANDA.

GF Schr Columbia. King from Philadelphia for thi. port, put into Charleston on the 2sth inst, enky.
 IT TBnrk Georg,a, Otis. which ceared on the Ilh inst for NewOrlenns, has since been taken up for Liverpool SHIP TELUMAH.-rhe Key West Gazette of the 22d has the following in relation this vessel, part o whose cnrgo had urrived at that port
 The ship Teiumnh, Of New Castle, Me, from Liver pool with Il ful cargo. bound in Havana On the I7tl inst ashore Star Reel 20 miles south of Cane Florida and the day biged her cargo and maj erals W'' pe he"y hl s'ea ps 'S S, me greater DOT Browne, Esq,
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Fall and Winter Goods.

Fall and Winter Goods. ID w. ANDREWS co No s St Michael. assortment of Fancy and Simple Dry Goods, con sisting of
 Cashmeres, Rep de Laines, Alpacas
 Msuselne de Lanes and Sebastians
 Merinos and Bonbaz ines, Cashuneies
 Broche, Bezorine S de Laine Shawls A HdkCs Plaid and Plain l.inseys, Jeans and Kerseys Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Saltnels
 Red and White Flannel
 English French and American Prints
 do do do Ginghams Linen Sheetiug and Pillow Case Linen Brown and White Linen Dan,ask Table Cloths Napkins and Toweilipg
 Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shuings.
 6.4. 8 4 and 10.4
 Lowell, Virginia and Alabama Osnaburgs Brown and White Cotton Hose and half do Lambs Wool Hose and half do Whitney, Rose, Mackinaw and Negro Blankets Blue and Green Mack knaw Blankets
 Genlemen's Cotton and Merino Under Shirts White Cotton Linen Bosom Shirts
 Linen, Silk and Cotton Hdkls
 Gloves, Ribbons, laces, etc etc. Also, a full assortment of Rasset, Kip and Call Brogans. Boots and Shoes of all descriptions. Fall and Winter Hats, Caps, etc. dec6 St UNDRIRS-l0 boxes Pouchong Tea N 6 l boxes Souclong Tea, 3 do Gonpnwder do boxes Imp. and Gunpowder Tea, in 2 ID caddies EHthb itysoh tcii, ~ DOheS cbud CThckcrS 20 l4 ID boxes Black Tea, a superior article 20 boxes Water and Butter Crackers . boxes Maccaroni, 5 do VermiceI 10 dozen Yeast Powders, 100 lbs Cream Tartar 100 lbs Soda. For sale low by dec6 L.. MERCHANT & CO. 90 and 92 Com st E IME-b0 casks Thomaston ime m store hL l500 casks 10 arrive per brig Aeda, sailed
 from Thomaston I4ih Novem CT
 CEmEET--100 bbls Rosendale Cement PLAsTER-25 bbls Calcined Plaster
 IIAIR-45 bbls Plasttrers Hair
 FIRE BRIcK-l0 NJ Fire Brick In store and for sale by E. C. CENTER < co. dec6 corner Conti and Commerce sis c CUNDRIES-200 kegs Lard S 80 kegs Butter, 600 bbls Flour .50O sacks Corn, $50 bbls Whskey l6 hhds Sugar, 100 sacks Coffee
 30 tierces Rice, 100 bbls Onions t il 500 boxes Tobacco, 200 kegs Nails
 50 qr casks Madeira, 100 coils Rope 100 pieces Bagging, in store and for sale by dc6 TORRANCE & STANARD. THORN, OATS and HAY NJ 376 sucks hest quality Corn
 175 sacks heavy Western Oats
 AGO bales Eastern and North River Hay For sale by c. A. GILBERT & BRO, csc6 50 Commerce st
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"llow quickly nniure falls into revolt, When gold hec omes her uhiectin

We cannot say much for Dahonega; il is an ill tawdry looking place, which seems 10 have grown up, mushroom like, in il day, and might be burnt down in a night. "The Mint" Is the great aitrac- ton? il is large ungany edifre on the top of the hill. commanding most beautiful view of mountain scenery. The eye is shocked however, by the prox- unity of several wooden santes winch seen to have been built up in front of and hanking the Mnt''- 10 answer mere ''tinder boxcs' day in burn ing out the whole concern. There is wanting, that air Of neatness and order about lhe Mint, which we generally see about Uncle San's buildings-the wood is piled up in Ihe back yard, jam up to the piazza, and etery thing almost seemed awry.
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lFMR. XAUPPS DANCING ACADEMY will be opened on Saturday, 9th December, 10 o'clock AM, and o'clock rM., for young Ladies and Masters-nght Scho0l for Gentlemen will commence Saturday, Gth Dec. al SI ocluck lis conise will comprise-PoLtd, Poka Quadriue, Vaitz dc Deurpas, Hop Wahz, Gaiio- pdie, QnadriHe, q Ia Syiphic, 4c.
 TERMs-Per session, of l6 lessons. ............Sl2
 Two from fnmily, each. h........... 10
 Private lessons, al residence. e................ l2
 Polka, Polka Quadrile. e........................ 10
 GJ One of instruction oIy will be requisite ohtun complete knowledge of hlI the abnve dances.- Mr. Xanp will give his Saloon during the present son, Practising Qualrle Parties tor ihe farther improve ment of his pupils, which will afford his patrons m opportunity al judging oi his sly of dancing.
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N-The attention of the public is called to large Trust Sale of valuable negroes, at l2 o'clock this day, in front of the Court House.
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From the South Carolinian. A TRIP TO. DAHLONEGA.
"What is heref

| Gold yellow, giuerine precious gold'"
 Dahlonega, which means in good Indian, yellow money, is tae capitol of Lumpkin couniy--in the heart of lhe Gold Regon--aud some thirty miles west of ClarksvilIe The road for the greater part of the way. IS through a rugged and miseraby poor country only valuable for it's deposits of the precious metal. When you strike the Chattahoochee, yon may see numbers, up and down the river, engaged in gold digging. Jellees are thrown out into the riy- | CT, al varIous points, that the operatives can work to advantage. The deposits in which the Gold IS found. are in the bed of the river, made up of rounded ebbes, sand, mica slate, and clay slate.- | It is dug up with pick, and shoyeed into com mon rocker, worked bv one hand The whole pro- cess requires very little labor, and pays from half, to d penny we,ghl to the hand, per diem. Alter yon strike the slate formation Gold is raiely found, in he Assures of the slate, or where it is very soft. Every evidence seems to exist, that these Gold deposes came from the surrounding hills yet strange say veins have been found, in the hills or suriace deposits, to pay for working ihem- Throughout the entire reg ion ef country where the slate formation prevails, Gold has been found in the beds of streams and vaeys--on lhe Tresenlee, the Chestatee, the Challahooche, and all, or nearly all, | ther tributaries.
 | The ex,raordlnary drought of the present yenr, has been much in lheir favor, ('it IS an i'll wind | that blows good ) and we were informed, by ihe | Superintendent of the Mint at Dahlonega, thai above hall Il million will have been coined during l this year. The Gold business of Geoigia however | we must think it's end.
 The country around Dahlonega is lhe most unin l leresling-save to the Geolog isl--of all seciious over winch il has ever been our lot 10 travel. Con evidence of the degrada'on of it's inhabitants meets the eye. Almost every log cabin by way-sde has it's ltilr shelf in front, eraGed by decanter of whiskey, fourpence lumbler, and striped ginger. cake.
 most Vagahondish population seems scattered over he country. Agriculture seems tn be almost totally neglected, and the richest valley lands are turned opsey turvey in search of gold. On all sides | you are struck with the truth and fierce of the re- l mark
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COMMERCIAL.
Depnrture of the Atlantic steamers.


 Acadia. 4..............Jnn. CorroN-The enquiry WIS fair yesterday, bnr transnc- ,pn~ snh on limited scule, although exceeding any former day al the wcek-sny Gpl2OO bales. The Let considered arner but change necessary former quotations Mnllins 6ld64c. Sales of inc wrek about $500 bales receipts 6,ll bales.
 ExcmANaE remains as noticed yesterday.
 FREIeHrs- Three Liverpool engagements since this day -Remittcnce on Saturday, l9-33d Naine on Monday al lGd and bark Georgid yesterday, same To coastwise ports hui little freight offering. We rereved no ater papers from the east yesterday last daies from New York; 2eth--o-dny the 29ih due. We may expect 10 hear by next accounts of severe weather at the North apd East.
 At MAcoN, Gi, the weather had been very cold the thermometer falling j degrees below freezing pcint.- The Oanneee river covered with ice for several feet from tbe banks on buth sides.
 The impression was strong New Orleans, that the upper Mississippi and the Ohio rivers cln>ed with ice. The steamer North Alabama lrh Cincinnati on The 29l and experienced very weather from Louisville 10 the mouth Of the Ohio feet the Canal aI huntsville and falling
 The last intelligence from the ouachila, Red and Ar klnsis rivers, report rise.
 Correspondence of the Register and JoufnaIl
 Ngw-oRLgANs, Dec 1, ls45 The demand for cotton continued good throughout the whole ol yesterday, and the sales amounted 10 coco haies. This morning there Is asan some enquiry, md about l5GO bales have chaged hands prime paly En. kl,h acc"uhi. Prices within Il minute fraction of those previous Ihe receipt of the BriIanias news. which Is ptrtly owing decline in ireighls. The Cairo was taken vtsrerday for Canton anh A ket at l7-32d, and the Elizabeth Bruce Londpn 45s for tobacco.
 No change in Flour; Ohio s7 75dOs st Louis ss lO0 $ 50.
 The weather is WGtvorab,e for transacIons in Sugar. prices very firm and lending upi 4iaD6c.- Mnasses 2lc per gallon freely paid.
 Exchange is settling down-Sirrlins hns been sold 53064 per prem, Flames 5,33} 95.3i!. x. York 60 days g 24 per ds checks Il4 per cent dis.
 Yours, L. MACON. Dec. l-Cottnn-The news by the ritannia has had le effect of depressing cotton market still farther, and the receipts continuing light. the tions Tor the past week have been qnlte light In the early part ot the week. the receipts m0derate und sales readily effected of the previous week on the receipt of ihe FnreIgn ncconns den became reluctant Go purchase unless reduction from 10 sc per In. We therefore quote nfat 4 j@j; mid sdDat; air 55 Glthc business closing dull with downward tendency In prIces We quote extreme \ to-day 64c. te latter choice luts a bales Received since list Sept. h. 6g9 bales. shipped during same time. ne................ 5,l27 Leaving stock on hand the list Dec.
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Drnhnn AsyInm-Annma

MARRlED-On Thursday. 4th nsl, ai the Catholic Church, by the Rev. Mr. MeGarrahun, JAMES II. My RICK 10 Miss HELEN KELLY, all of this city.
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D AISINS-50 boxes and 50 halfdo, in store and K D for sale by
 dec5 M. c. TAUGHT & CO.,. 13 Waicrst ~ RApES--5O kegs just arrived, in store and M for sale by
 deo5 NJ. C. TAUGHT & CO, l3 Wafer-st EHn SACKS fine Salt, 3D kegs Buckwhent Il OO 20 Percussion Caps, for sale by
 dec5 J. c. & ]. F. SMITH. hb dech WM. II. BUNNELL. |. TUDERWUOD'S PICKLES in great variety gJ dec5 J. O'REILLY & co. HtORN 700 sacks prime White, for sale by V dec5 MARSHALL. ROWE & co. ENLOUR--lOO bbls St Louis and Ohio, tor sale by E dec5 MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
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We had no mail yesterday from ,te eastward ol i Chntesnu
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rHlI.ADEl PIIIA SADDLE RY WAREHOUSE-NO. 2
 DdV.iiin site,i, nerf door abOve
 Commerce sea-The undersign- ed has received by laie arrivals ! l,4 m Philadelphia a large addi- Iional supply of Saddlery and SaddleIy-ilarness, which he will dispose of Ill low prices, whole sale and retail He will be re-
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For every addition not exceeding ten words the same rate o charge will be made on the first ten.
 Negotiations Payment in advance; cornnnn ica. lions to be sen, 10 managers in writing; first come first served; no one 10 occupy than fifteen mIn- uIes while others waiting Foreign arrivals, with prices of cotton and other American produce, teIegraphed and posted at eac, station gratis. No iasorilIsm facilities to be afforded for apprehension of hgItIves -INles' Register.
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UCathOIIc OrphHM Asylum-A nnual Re- pOre.--Ai meeting al the Managers of the CklHo- IlC FEMALE CHARITABLE SOCIETY held on the 2J iusI Il unanimously resolved, That the follow ing and statistics submitted by Sister Martina, rOi Books of the Asylunl, be published the city papers for The information, mad Il Is hoped he satslae. lion n the kind and charitable friends the Institution. HIS to le anner which The funds literally canfi- buted the beginning Of theyear have been expended
 DgCEMBER lsr le45. CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM, DR. IT, a,nnnut from IhR MHnbopra
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Dancing and WaItzing Aoademy.

Dancing and Waltzing Academy.
 M ESSRS. MOULTON & CLARK, Professors lvl of Dancing and Walizng, beg leave to inform the citizens of Mobile and vicinity, that they have returned 10 ihc city with view ofspending the win. Ter, and propose opening School, in the above named accomplishments al the Waueriy House, where all the fashionable Dances will be taught, to those who may favor them with their patronage, on the reasonable terms. Their style of Walking is entirely different any that has been heretofore n- roduced in the city. Messrs. M & c. assure those ladies and gentlemen anxious of oblalning d knowl- edge of this essential branch of education, that the deyeluement of the figure, embracing grace and ee- sance, depends alone upon the style in which pupils are instructed, especially in Walking, to which branch they will pay particular attention.
 Messrs NJ. & c. will give private lessons and at- tend private classes to those who may prefer that node of instruction.
 N. B. Tine above named School will open on MONDAY, December Sth, for gentlemen. at early candle light, and for masters and misses, SATUR- DAY, the 18th, att o'clock.
 The lessons will be arranged as not to inter- lere wilh any oi their studies, two lessons will he gyeu Saturdays, from until l2 and from ? until ,. For part culars. please call on Nj. & O., al the WaverIy House. nov20 PAP
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r MERCHANT & co. offor for sale low

| M GLASSES, FLOUR AND FORK lVA 30 barrels Moassas
 | 50 do Super6ne Flour | 50 do Prime Inspected Pork -ltt.-. I'd l In store and for sale by DEs;HON MYERS, dec5 corner Commerce and Cont sts ENLOUR AND RICE-For sale by G WEsr. | N FELDr & BRO Et 50 bbls Flour 50 terces new Rice 20 half l,erces do do dec4 | ENLOUR-lOS barrels Flour N WHIsKEY-200 barrels Whskey SuGAR-l5 hhds choice Sugar RicE--l0 whole l2 lierces and bbls
 dec4 For sale by E.C. CENTER S co. " SsUNDRIES-25 S,niih's Vices C case Double Barreled Gnns El .15 casks assorted Hoes; do Trace Chains ' cask assorted Hinges s'' Landing ship Abby Frances and for sale by dec1 MARSHALL. ROWE & co. ti ls DoTATOEs, ONIONS AND MACKEREL-as \ 300 bbls White Potatoes l I4T3Eel 125 bbls White Sver-skn Onions -a t9. 250 bhs Mackerel, in whole, half and prs as4.-e This day landing and for sale troIo Ihe wharf dec4 II. RIVERS co. e c SUNDRlES-Now landing from brgs Neptune S and W T Wheaton lrom Boston 100 bags Rio Coffee, 30 bhIs Sperm Oil T "" si 50 dozen Buckets, 30 do Brooms a-A l50 packages Mackerel. For sals by -a'a
 dec5 HAYDEN LEE. c LIN DRIES-5O hhds new Sugar m Y 7 O 10 bbls old Sugar, 70 bbis Molasses 10 ca-ks Bacon Shoulders, $50 bbis Flour ! 50 bbls Whiskey
 10 ierces sugar cured Hams, bagged and putuP expressly for family use In store and for sale by CALVIN KEITH, fts.s
 dec2 Campbell, Owen & Co.'S Warehouse. MAILS and SPIKES T7I b igs V 50 kegs assorted Nils ,..4 s.v
 50 do do Boat Spikes
 10 do do Ship Spikes
 100 lbs Copper cut NaIls, assorted
 100 lbs Copper Sheaihing Nails. For sale low
 by l.. MERCHANT & CO.,,
 dec2 90 and 92 Comme ce ris .ts c UNDRIES--2O bbls Bright Varnish S doz Upper Pump Boxes at r5f.f q
 dog Lower do do
 doz c s Ship Scrapers .7F7t I dog Ship Carpenters Broad Axes. I For sale by l.. MEhCHANT & CO.,. 4. dec4 9Oa 92 Commeree-st ID OOTS AND SHOES-The unders,ened will ID be constantly supplied with fine Boots and Shoes mat -uaciured in Philadelphia expressly Tor this market. of the hest aaterials and in point of si, le and workmanship cannot be surpassed, for e sale at manufactsrers' prIces by 4T e.fu
 dec5 McRAE. RAyESIES X BULLOCK. 1gf ID 10 COFFEE-IyS sucks new crop, landing lC from brig Neptune and fir sale by r-f'R
 dec5 McRAE, RAVESIES & BULLOCK. MI sale by w ''' '' - " '''' - '
 decS WHITAKER & SAMPSON,
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ID CHINA, Glass. Earthenyare and Cut ERY--WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL-The subscriber Is now receiving extensive assortment of the above ar cles, which he offers at the lowest prices
 novl4 JAS. MASTERsoN, Importer, 34 Wnter-st
 WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, Dentist.
 TOnce on the North side of ST. FRANCIS street next above the stnte Bank, nov IS 240tf
 k. o. DAVIDSON, Surgeon Dentist. fT Office and residence at No sl Dauphn- up siairs. ..H nov2o S9zf
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MOBILE.
,rdNy mOrning, December 6, IsI5.

G54ou rr,oe Current of ih,s morning is ready G,r drVrrv