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Fer steamboat New Era i'm Warsaw-Aien & Hadeu
 bales; Rupert McLrliHnd l0 Holmes 10; Crawford d C0wdy 10; Lyon & Baker i3 Dickinson X Eusiis lg suang Urck 20; K Carlisle co 2oi TsrtI, ,SIewsri 4 co IA.
 Per steamboat Eliza i'm Warsaw-Rives, Battle A co 5ll bales; Desha Smith & co 270; Lyon Baker lol; Fontnns Son 75; Tsrtt, 0 1wart co l0l; Allen & II aden 6u; Crawford x G0wd1 56; smith, Walker x co 90; Boyd & Bro 2si Walker Simpson 25; c Goode 24 Lesesne A; B Holmes 20; Cade 20: Broadnax. Newton d c0 F; Toomer, Gay co IA; T L BeviI 10; Lesvens Malone g. Dickinson & EusIis g. Msuidin X Terrell 8; Hill S. order s; Rupert & McLsiaud 5; l. Andrews co :; Il Schroeder 5; Bradford & Sauu- Marsbls dstes ,; l. Galloway l.
 Fer steamboat Eureka fun vicnna-T Hill 2s bales, ss.maa 2s; Camnins co IS; W harbin IS; A Ledyard X co S' Crawford Gowdy Il Rupert 4 Ms- Lelisnd 5; steamboat Alabama 7y.
 Per steamboat Warrior i'm Chiies' Ferry-Rves, Bat tls & co al9 bales; Tsrtt, Stewart co 405; An dre~s & co l25; Maa diA x Terrell 7S Crawford "A; Deshs, Smith & co 6i; Pope Son 59; Allen & Hs- den 5S Peck shacklsiord 57; E Carlisle co 56;
 iiii 2s; Marable Gates 4si order ga; w starks fl Jones & swnnzsy 10; 0 Cumniins k co 8.
 Per steamboat Nsrth Alabama i'm Warsaw-LyoH & Baker 47 bales; l. Andrews & co 3E Rupert MeLeI- land l04; Desha, Smith q l50 Allen X Hadsn 100; COodc 22; Mage < Russell 6i; HarweI k Davis 25.
 Fer steauboat Amaranih fn Wsiampka-Msaid.n ( Terrell IS bales; Crawford Gowdy 5; k Andrews q 5z . W Tsrieion sS kives. Battle q I35; Desha, Smith 4 co IS; Heard I5j Pope Son 6u; slrHnz q Urick l; Andrews Dawson 3J; w Armstrong & co 4l Tnomrr. Csy 4 co IS; | Pauch {; Harrson < Robinson Is; Bradford Saunders s; T Lesesnu (.
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lHN PORTS.

NEW YORH-Per bark GnzeIie-3o bbls liquor, 50 do eihrr. 60 eqa M &c.
 PORTsMOUTH-Per ship Athens-220 bses,hay.
 FRANkLlN-fsf schr MArmun-1O hhds suRsr, Is tcs mUlasses.
 FRANkLIN-Per schr St Rosa-s3 hhds sugar, s6 bbls, A9 hf do moiasses.
 NEW-ORLEAN5-Per steamboat FashioB-l3 bbls oranges, do hams, do eggs, ! Ics claret.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Prr steamboat seima-26o tbis whiskey. Is do o do hesns 42e coils rope, 62 reels yarn 5 bxs chsese s5 kegs butse l65 dcx brooms 4s kegs lard, 20 rcams paper, &c.
 NEW-ORLEANS--Psr steamboat MonteEumH-64 bbls whisksy 3Os do flour, do pork, da heel A do melas.ss, 50 do potstos-, do hf pipe brandy kxs lead, 20 butts tobacco 70 k-gs lard, Ia do shot, hhas suaar, 2 cks bacon, SIS sks corn.
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MAINE NEWS.
Port of Ms Msile--Deoember 30. Is45

ARRIVED.
 SD ship Iantas Bertran, from Barcelona ts Rslava, Murre & co.
 Bark John On, Copeland, i'm Bath, to master. Bark Brenda lnmer, i9 ds i'm Salem, 10 mAsttr. SteainboarF hion. Fullerton fin Ne N-OrieNns. Hleambnat yniezuHa, Keiiy i'm New. Orleans. Hieamboat 5na, Bullard, I'm New, Orleans. Steamboat < Hewitt. QuArfsr, i'm New Orleans Steamboat ilreka, LeouNrd, rom Vienna ~ilh 54 bales cotton.
 Sleambosuew Era. Eses from Warsnw, with 249 bass c0ttOnL .. Sleamhoatsiiza, Roberts, from Warsaw. with lt59 bales cotIoJ
 Steamhn Warrior smith, from Chiies' Ferry, with lA04 hnlrab btton.
 Steambt North Alabsma. Martin, from Warsaw, with 543 Hes cotton.
 siranitit Amaranth, Brngdon, fun wstumpks, with 459 bale sbtton.
 CLralD FOR THIS PoRT-From New-York, Dec ls-- Bark Zlng, Latham.
 Ffon1aliimore, Dec lS-- bchr Volunteer, Edridge. ApRttD HEscs-At Baltimore, Doc ls-Bark Her mitusFry. Foreign Ports-by the Acadia, al Boston, IllHPooL, Nov 22-SMiled Tor Mobile, Margaret. Brud Lady Milton, sinnot. 2YMilicete, Heneter; Vim Penu Steuhenson. 2SAgenors, Girney; Washington, Wiikc. IPort, ,load,ng-Coromaudrl, and Prompt, ft Mobile.
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"AT EXPIRE ON WHICH THK SuN NEVER sETs."-This beautiful figure, representing a va"I empire will. it seems, apply to ihe United States the moment Oregon is "annexed." The Newhury- port Herald says: .sShoud we ever extend our pos- session over North Oregon as far ihe Bomanaof Mountains, near the seventicth parallel, we shall
 each that latitude where the does not set in sum- mer. Nenr the mountains in summ, the sna ap- pears to stand as sill as m the days of Joshua In jnne it is twenty-five degrees above Inc horizon at midnight" and the only mode of knowing that II is midnight, is watching the sun when it begins to ascend 1"
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MOBILE.
Mornlnz, December 90, Is45

fesIerdaY soms oi the bails cane through al last, but ~s are yet t~o days m arrssr. By lheu we receEe the ioreigR accounts al Boston. The oregOa questIOa already makes some stir in Europe The British press had been made acquainted wiIl Mr. Packenhan's final rejection of Mir. Buch2naa'r proposal. and he Times seems to think that Eng land could hOl get all she wants from the Uniet States, even if Mr Webster we're negotiaisr. The commercial accounts are unfavorAble, showing znarked decline ia cotton.
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CONAuE ES

Per schr Marmisn from FrankIin-Jos Hall; Wm Hall; Sands x co.
 Per steamboat Montezuma from New -Orleans-C K Fosie & coi Wood X Brewer; Bu., D, che co; Dor rance Btannrd c Davenport, Cook & co; Ware & Chesbrough; Jonrs; Smith, Dabnsy & co; A Gilbert X Broi Campbell, Owen coi Freeman & BvI- ton.
 Per steamboat Fashion fin New-orleAns-J II Hu- Der; Dorrsnee Bianstdi CArmelieL; Btuardi; Ca xsau; Spulier.
 Per steamboat Selma fin New-Oriesns-F Mccoy q Jchnssn; Campbell, Owen & co; M Wsring < 60; C W Fry; MeRxe, Rzvesies < Bullock; Fushick 4 Char lock- Geo woudwsrdi Jts woodi fl B Au.tni Ware | Chashyonuh.
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Part of our edition yesterday was delayed by an accident which happened to the form, after il had been pst to press. A heavy iron bar fell upon the face Ol 'he types and battered large part oftwo co.'s umns of the editorial page. The press had to 0 stopped. and it took several hours labor to repair the mischief and get the press at work again.
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MouNT LEB.Non-Ths American Mission broken sp.--The Sublime Porte appointed some time since a Cornmis soner named Chekeeb Efendi for the pa. ciicatiun of Mount Lebanon, where bloody civil war had beenragine between Ihe Druses and Maj oniies. By a letter from Syria of Oct l0th. which we find in tn. New York Observer, It appears Ina, the new funtionary has entered upon hrs duties with strong hand. Says the leiier,-
 Soon aftei landing he summoned a meeting of the consuls geirra and inquired fl their respective Am. bassadors tad written to them and forbidden their
 further indifference in the business thus inrused 10 him. Tmy answered that they had. "'Then. gen tlemen. Ilrust that you will act accordingly" and the conference was finished. Having thus disposed of the coisus, the commissioner next orders every Frank, without exception, To leave the mountains within en days, and each consul accordingly re- qures i those under his proectiont to obey the sum
 mona if refuees he foreits his claim to pro. teclioi. The reason Chekeeb Efrndi gives for thia meas,re is the mposs'bility of defending them from harm should they remain in the mountains, and an. orgsiized opposition should arlse in consequence o his measures, one of which was understood be the disarniing of the mounaineers.
 | This order, however, finds many uspreI,ared foI thi, step. The French have large and expensive | sk factories in the mountains, and the owner o | of them al least has refused to cone down tho some of h's European workmen have. The Jesuiti
 have had 10 laye their schools, and the missionarei of your American Board who had taken up iheIr per. manent residence in Aberk, have also obeyed the 'nmmons. Their schools are disbanded, most o their goods have been left, and one of them wa compelled to leave new ard comfortable house hs had just finished, and would this have occupied But the tenth day found them all in Berout where their schools are still open 10 their operallohs, m touched by these changes. Chekeeb Efendi at frs guaranteed the safety of property that might have te be Jeff, and now he neany seeks to withdraw h'' guaranty.
 The latest news is that the Druze Sheikhs have refused to meet him. Some are fleeing io the iiao uran. No Fellah who owns mule or donkey darei to show his face, for government is pressing all | can lay hands on to carry up grain and stores io' the troops. Such is the situation Ofpoor distracted Lebanon. What Ibe result wi be no one ventures to preict. But let he church rejoice that her Lore and Head s here supreme in all these movements and that he has decreed such results as from eterniI, he kmew would be for his own glory.
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STEAMBOAT SlLNA.-A fine stannch new boat by this name arrived at our wharsee yesterday, from Cincinnati, under charge of Capt. Reuben Bullard' The Selma was bulll during the fall, Al Elizabeih- town. Penn, aud equipped at Cincinnati. She mas douh'e engine, is of the burthfn of 227 tons, and provided with fire engine and .hose. Amongst other late improvements adopted m fitting up this boat notice that she is entirely lighted with gas. The Selma is nIe nded lor the AIabama trade.
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In regard to the missing Mexican indemnity San ta Anna says--,.In my opinion, the instaInenls [, which you refer, were paid in ready cash; but 'f ! is not so. the Minister and the agent Voss are re snonsible; the former for having d,s"beyed my mos positive orders, and the latter for not having fulfilled the orders of his constituents"
 What says Minister Shsnnonl--[N. o Delta.
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HAvsE, Nov. 30-Csiton-Ths adviess from the U- ni,ed siscs to the lih inst have created general prccintion. Although hnldera have submitted a re- daction of 10 H previous quotations, the buying hss been very limited That 260O bales N. O. to art were taken several days M 70 to 72f for ord. Sup pss this month 2.40O sales l900O bales but Inc real oueongs do moi exceed l7s1o. Sales of S6o N o. D. 52 10 se 577 Mobile c4 to s0 767 Uplaad 50 to 74 2os7 N tn nrrive 62 to 76 53 ses Isand l65 10 sl0 Imporia 5295 bales.
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O. The Galveston Civilian of the 20th, after s,a' ting the result of lhe eecliun in that county. adds that the Senator elect is uupledged, but the Repre- sentatVes were both run as Houston nen--that "In all the eastern aHd middle counties from which we have heard, there was scarcely a candidate in the 6eld opposed to lhe election of Gen. Sam Houston, as Senator ia Congress. OfhIs election there can be no doubt"
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The alarms expressed by some ,ha, the adoption Of Gen. Cass's resolutions for examining into the state of eur Nat,onal dsfsnces may, provoke war, remiads us of the timd traveller, who had to travel
 a dangerous road, bst refused to take pistols fer fear ike thieves would take tksm loo. t
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dec27 sscs
V,o the RuiIdinx Cemmuni,y,

10 Inc BuhId1nB ConanuuEy'
 fENHOSE who intend building ths season, are so. I hcited to drop line m the Postoifice, stating where may call and get the necessary information and have their plans maturing, first in peoci sketch for nspec,on and revision and then drawn up com- plee, plan of each story, sections showing the in- teror tinish-elevalions showing the exterior. w''h detailed specifcations-all for $l5 for \ dwelling and $l0 for d store. These low terms are offered as an inducement for immediate encouragement.
 dec27Kw H. PALMER. Architeci, Mobile.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,

CoLLEcToR'sOFFIcE,( December g, lS46.
 c FAILED proposals will he received at this otice S until lst January next, for furnishing the United
 States Marine Hosp,tal Mobile, with Proyisions, Groceries etc., for the year lS46 Lists of the arti- cles required can be al the Custom House. dec9 Sitilst JAS. E. SAUNDERS, Collector.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-30

The Native Americans of New Orleans have nom.
 ihassd candidate for Congress in sha, district, vel as oandida,es tov State officers.
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mnRILE InnN gTnRR.

MOBILE IRON STORE. DADE q REYNOLDS, No. 24 Water Street. Gans, Rifles. Alabama Hunting Knives Mill Rucks-Kuin, Esopus and Burr, all sZes Swe,ies Iron, Bulting Cloths
 IIoes Trace Chains, Axes
 Anvils Vices. Screw PIates Nails
 Bellows, Patent Stocks and Dies
 Gin Gear and Mill Gear, iloilow-Warc, Saw Mill, Irons in sets complete A full assortment ot HARDWARE generally. decz4M Iron, Steel, Nails, Mill stones, SC. O. MAZANGE q CO.,, corner Com. and EIchohyesB
 Oner fnr saie a tull assortment Of 5w edish Bar Iron, hht and square Americnu and English Bar lrnn, flat, square 6 round Do Hoop aud Band do, rehned
 Do Horse Shoe do do Do scroll to dc
 Do square and round do do, extra sizes Swedish Plough Moulds STEEL-Casi, German, Crowley snd American and English blisiered - Sheet Gust Steel and other articles for Cotton Gin manufacturers
 Horse Shoes, Bnrden'a patent Horse Shoe Nails, Grifflns patent Cut Nails, Swedes Iron CASTING >-American, English and french MILL NEs-of all sizes Hoes, Chains, Coins Axes, Ploughs Straw Cutters, Fan Mills GTWih general assortment of HARDWARE and CUTLERY all of which they offer for sale OH favorable teriDs decilUmo
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Tx HALF Pipes Otard, Dupuy X Co. brandys Il O landing from brig Selma, for sale by
 dec3e VIII. H. RUNNELL.
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NOs FF WHttF-Btf
 Stationer end Blank Book Mamufactwer.
 Ofers for accommodating terms, compfeto and extensive assortment O. LAW, MEDICAL, SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS COOKS Account Books of all sizes constantly on hand or order, Ofa superior quality of Paper and Buiing. 1JState and County Officers can have their Dckes Fee Books, Records Assessers snd Tax Collecors Books sde at shor notice and to any pattern. IrForesn and Domestic Stationery in great variety.
 Merchants Traders, Tescheis Parents Planters, and all others rho may need either Books Stationary are requested nd exaHne the stock and ariices dec22
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STEAM lICnTER AN0 TOW.RoAT

 e fYsUsA The merchanm and ship
 e-lShfz=zzS, Slers in hubiie are respectfully ia- ssssz aazii''.s = formed that a new boat has beea built during the last summer, in inc ward of R. Ha. Ron, or Cincinnati expressly adapted for ihis trade. She is called the SEA, To be commanded hy CaR. PiuReld.' She has been fitted up with boilers on inc most inprnved construction by Yeatiaas. Shields & Go. oi Cincinnati, and no expense has been spared to make her in every respect hrst rate vepsei The owners have provided themselves wnh Marryatt's code ofsignsis, as also with the Boston and New York signals and flags which, with the nid of first rate signal gasses, imported for
 his express purpose, will enable them to commnni' cate with vessels in the ofiing-having made the ns- cessary arrangements with the pilots and wih a competent person at Mobile Point. The advantage to merchants and insurance companies to accrue from such daily means of communication wIh the Ba, will be apparent, and the owners look with confidence to such share oi patronage as will re- mnnerae them for ihe heavy ouilay of capital ena' ployed to perfect the .rrange:aents.
 She Jeff Cincinnati w,th 'he last rise in the Ohio. on the 18th instant and may be expected during he ensuing week. Due notice will be given of het Ar' rivnl dec25M
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ARMO RY HALL.

bMR. XAUPPS DANCING ACADEMY will be
 cned goth 25h oi January, ni 10 o'clock AM,
 ] 3 o'clock I'M, for young Ladies nnd Masiers-nisht hool for Gentlemen will commence on Saturday, Gth tc at SA o'clock. His course will cOmprse-PoLkd, bika QaairiHe, Waitz de Deurpas, Hop RaLE. Gallo padt, QaadriHe, q La Syiphic, Sc.
 TRRMs-Per session, of l6 Iessons. ...........$l2 Two nr more troIn family, each. 10
 Private lessons, at residence. l2
 Polka, Polka QuAdrilie. ie....................... 10
 ry One course of instruction only will be requisite to ,hlaiu complete knowledge Of all the n.ovr danres-
 Mr. Xaupi will give at hh Snloun duriug the present rea Practising Qundrie Parties for the farther improve nent .f his pupis which will afurd o his patrons opportunity of judging of his st.le ot dancing.
 uOy26 2i9Hno
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OFFICE MoBILE IssURAEcE Go. !

OF w
 Mobile, Dec. 24ih, l846. VUNHE Stockholders of the Mobile Marine Rail- Il way and Insurance Company, are hereby no'i- fed that an election for thirteen Directors of this Company to serve for the ensaing year, win be hehl at the office oi the Company on Monday, Jan. 6h, 1846, between the hours of 12 o'clock N. and o'clock PM. tersk
 dec24 2ltf THOS. s. KING, Sec,y.
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A DAMANTINE CANDLES-sOO boxes ass'd "A sizes, landing ex scr. H. Long, for sale by
 dec3O MARSHALL, ROWE & co. nIL-4 casks Winler Sperm Oil, and 8 barrels NJ Lnseed Oil, in store, and for sale by
 decSo c. WESTFELDT & BH". nu.-30 baskets, r.ceived n store and tor sale by NJ dec90 M. C. TAUGHT & CO.,, 13 Water q S0AP-100 boxes No I, iu store and for sale hy R dseso NJ. C. TAUGHT & go IS Water :
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TBos. S. KING :, sec.y..
CoLLEcToR's OFFicE,l
 December 9, l845. {

December g, lS45. { SEALED Proposals will be received al this ofbce S until lst January next, for furnishing lhe United States Marine Hospital at Mobile with Drugs and Medicines, for the year 1S46 Lists of the princi. pal articles required eau be seen at the Custom House. JAMES D. SAUNDERS,
 dec9 Stti Ist H Y it Collector.
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Consignm nts Wanted. 4 BBEY 6 HOSkiNS, Aucti0neers and Con- A mission Merchants, Columbus, Miss, are pre. pared to receive consgnmenIs of all kinds of Mer. chandi ize for Auction at private sale. They have d comlmodious store house and ample warehous. es One member of the firm is in this city. and may be found ai Mrs. Herbert's, or the office d Win. Bedford, 29 Commerce street
 Refer to-
 Toomer. Gay Co, .-
 Albert x Prentice { dec2I SSc"
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BANK OF MOBILE,

BANK OF MOBILE,
 Both Dec, l845. THURSDAY, the 1st of January, being hcli- N day, this Bank will not be open for husnes ss. All bills and notes due on that day required to be paid on Wednesday, 3lst iast.
 dec2Oa* T. M. ENGLISH, Cashier.
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nnnuANA, EAIR.

gVNHE Annual Fair for ihe benefit Of the Catholic \ Orphan Asylum q this city will be held tnis yrar AS ssual, al the large room of the WAyERLY HDusE. kmdlv given for he oscasinn, free of charve. l,y the present proprietor, nlr Clement. Ths Fair will open on WEDNESDAY EVE MING. ,he Slst inatant, and continue during New. Ye,,is Day. As the InStiIution for which this charitable enterprise is undertaken never needed ...,S,auce more than at present. ihe number of it's inmates being much larger than at any former time ,he managers wnud mOat respectfully solicit d con- oua,Ion of that libera patronage hitherto extended 10 their efForlala behalf of the orphans. dec29a
 - GENERAL TOM THUMB. VIIHJS distinguished lllle arrived in this city \ yssterdRy attended hy his father and mother late from Esrope, and have taken quarters at the Mansion House. The Generalwill ne exhibited fer a few days al the Waverly House, for the accommo- dation of such ladies and g nIeinpn as may favor him with A viail. This is the Generals frat sisIi s this city. We hope our citizens will avail lhen' selves of this opportunity,
 IrS- Hours of exhibition from 10 AM. to 10 PM.
 6rx- Price of admission 25c. dec29
 MT. R. Austin's Improved M arIKtMg Pot. ENO1'rON Weighers and Shipmasiers will leave | their orders ai the shop Of Mir. James Martin on Water street. where they will he filled witl prompiness.
 | have tried Mir. Asstin's "Improved Marking Pot" and find il to be much convenient than th' onc formerly used.
 dscsog <. Nj. TURNER.
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A CARD.

1.-THE UNDERSIGNED has just opened large and well selected stock of SCHOOL BOOkS-H prepared o sell Teachers, Parents aud Gusrdins fow as any House in the Southern country. He has also large stock of Law, Medica Theological, Miscellaneous and standard Lihrsry Books; to which Is added M4fU- FACTURING ESTABLISHMENT. Clerks si Courts, and Tax Collectors have Books made Co any pattern and short notice. catalogue oi School Books eau be had by calling M 2s Dmuphin street.
 nov lakmu 6. W. ALLEN.
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IT CHINA, Glass. Earthenwa are and Cut-
 LERY- WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL--fhe subscriber Is
 receiving extensive assortment of Inc hlove arti
 clrs, which ha offers al the lowest prices. nnvli JAS. MASTERSON, Importer, S4 Waier-st WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, Dentist. FOnice the North side of ST. FRANCIS street, pc aboyr tn. State Bank nov IS 2i0if ryConsignee per Mont ezuma from New-Orleans, of 2M Rocks marked 5. H. Swiss, will please Call and receive he sRme.
 dec29 c. A. GILBERT Bko. 5O Coni-@
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rWAVERLY HOUsE.--Ths establish nent has bren thoroughly repaired, painted and furnished and is HOW in complete order anu open for the reception Of Boarders.
 The accommodations of ths House are equal to any in the city, and the Proprietor wi spare no pains or rA- pense to make his guests comfortable.
 nayl9 JO. CLEMENT.
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PHILADELPHIA

EEwASD CHEAP UMBRELLA AND PARAsoL
 MAEUFACToRY, tta
 Mo- IDA Market street, door easf o the old sfaSd WY M. Il. RICHARDSON has withdrawn from w the firm of W. & w. H. RICHARDSON, and commenced business on his own account al No. l0A Market street, between Third and Fourth. where he has for sale full assortment of Umbrellas, Para sos, Parosoleites and Shades of the newest style and best manufacture, al the lowest market prices.
 Cation Umbrellas, fair quality, s5 c,s.
 Silk do do SI 50.
 Other Goods in proportion. You are respectfully invited to call and see them. dec25 22Mms NE AMMOTH SHIRT DEPOT--The propre. MI tor wishes 10 inform his friends and the pub. lie that he is receiving splendid assortment of fancy silk and satin Scarts; black silk and fancy Cravais; black and coiored Kid, Cashmere and Woollen Gloves; fine silk Under Shirts; woollen Shirts and Drawers of every description; woolen and cotton Handkerchiefs; Hose; gentlemen's fne fancy linen Shirts; with variety of other articles, which he offers at reduced prices for cash only. s. DAVIS, Mammoth Shirt Depot, dec29 5SDauphin- -street A LABAMA REPORTS, vol. 2, Ne " Series "A Towards Reports, vol 3rd-logelher with good assortment of Law and other Books, just re- ceIved and for sale by SUMWALT& & TEST. Booksellers and Statoners, 36 Dauphin.st Also-Rambes by Land and Water, or Notes of Travel in Cuba and Mexico: by B. M. Norman.
 Norman's New. Orleans and Enviroas
 Prariedom-Rambles and Scrambles tn Texas, by Souihron. dec29
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c UNDRIES-500 coils Rope, Il superior article S PACKING YARs--50 coils just received per
 steamer Salna. CHEEsE-100 boxes, a first rate article. RUTTFR-30 kegs family Butter. BEEF-20 half bbls sugar cured. d,ied WHIsKEY-40b bbls high proof. CANDY-I5 cases assorted, landing from
 schr H. Long.
 LEAF LARD-100 kegs, landing ex steamer
 Agnes.
 SBoT-500 bugs, assorted, for sale by dec3o McRAE, RAVESIES & BULLOCK
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FOR LIVERPOOL. SS% The first class Cat LIoyds,) ship COLUM- sS!S42 BUS, Coming master. For freight apply to dec9O D. WHEELER, 28 St Michael-st
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LemWPT :
 D. W. CLARK, President. WM. CORNER, Secretary. ' Fire, Marine and River policies issued by tho agent in Mobile, on the most favorable terms-- claims for lose damage promptly adjusted, power to settle and pay all claims against the company be- ing vested m ihe agent. JNO. c. RYAN, Ageat. dec27 l8 St Michael street.