Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-05
Cottage Hill school.

Cottage Hill School.
LEANDER BROWN, A. NJ Teacher.
THlS School will be open for young ladies' and
Il gentlemen the End Of June. Instruction will
I've wen in all the branches embraced in Ia thor.
ough) English and Classical education. Young men
will be fitted far any class in C"lege desired
Tuition IS per month, payable in advance.
French and Spanish will be taught as part of the
Academica course without extra charge.
commodious school room is in preparation
and arrangements have been made accommodate
boarders upon the most reasonable terms my5 l33tf
+ OMMlrTED to the Jail Of Dallas county ON
~ the g. d day Of March, 1916, a negro MAN,
who calls his ln,me March, and says he belongs to
Raymond Robinson Of AutaUga county, Alabama.--
sad boy is ofordnary build, about five and half
ieet high, twenty eight or thirty years of age. Of
the common negro color, and eyes Of a relish cas-,
The owner OF said hoy Is requested to come for
ward and prove property, pay charges and take an
away, or lie will be sold out Of Jail on the frs,
Monday IN November next, in pursuance Of The
statute in such cases provided
m,o I33cmo F. CONOLEY. Sheriff.
NOTICE-Pursuani 10 a resolution passed Al a
meeting OF citizens, holden at the Market House
on Thursday LIST inst to devise measures for the
relief OF the Sufferers by the late fire in the city of
Pittsburgh, the following named gentlemen are APP
pointed commune solicit subscriptions to be re-
mlied through the corporate authorities, 10 the CITY
of Pittsburgh for distribution, viz: l. ... :
William q. Easton Edward Brown
VIM. Magee Peter b. Taylor
VIM DeForest Holly Richard H. Redwood
Percy Walker James Marin
George Woodward Augustus Meslier
Henry Myers Thos. q. Brown
Lewis uuerlnger Henry Lehman
WIN. J. Ledyard Isaac Bell ir
John b. Todd Charles Walsh
ii. u. Rolston Thos j Butler Z
John Marshall nj
The Committee sreque sied to meet at the MAYORS
Office on Monday next, al s O'Clock pm.
CHAS. A. HOPPIN, Mayor.
MOBILE, May 2nd, ls4l.
NEW SUMNER GOODS-DANIELs &BRA-
~ DY have received per Selma,
Real French Muslins, bluffs, blues. sc.
Phin black barages, very fine -itif
Black and Whine Organdies and Lawns
Printed Lawns and Jaconets
~ cases light summer Calicoes N't
10 cases soft finish Irish Linent N'1i
; cases 1874 and 1914 Sheeiing Linen ,v'
lease fine Pillow Case Linens
Scotch and French Ginghanls
Gauze Flannels, very fine iNI it
Thread Lace Edgngs and Insertings
Muslin Edgings and Insertings -
Hosiery, silk and COTTON .lDt..t.
Jaconet, Cambria and Swiss Muslins ..
Book. Null and Bishop Lawn ., ..0.
Plaid and striped Musns I..l..a
Wine and colored Organizes
White and criored Illusions
Linen Cambria handkerchief
Hem stitch, Riveie and Emil rodered do
Colored and Tape border do
Gents Kid and Buck Gloves, etc. my5
I00 BXS No ! Kendall Il Co.'S extra soap;
w ~ boxes Sperm Candles
20 boxes 81. Louis Starch
70 cases table Salt in boxes
5O sacks blown do; 400 do course do
20 barrels sound Onions
=, 100 packages Of FIRST qualities of Black aud
Ireen Teas, for sale by
my5 WARE & CHESBROUGH, a Com.st
4 HAMPAGNE-50 baskets grape brand, hints
- and quarts. 10 baskets Bocher Ell Fills Clam
'agne .s -
CLARET-25 cases fine, case Steinwein, for sale
ow TO close consignmeDts by
my5 F.. c. CENTER & CO.
QEANS-A lew bbs small White, landing from
- Selma andior sale l,y - Tf
80 WRIGHT g. CUNNINGHAM,
my5 Is Grocers, SO Dauphin q
(NORN--40O sacks of bes, qualify, landing this
- morning from steamer Meniexuma and for sale
" from the wharf by a n
my5 G. A. GILBERT 4 FRO. IN
lATS-S00 sac~s best western while, in store
y and for sale BY
my6 C, A. GILBERT Az BRO 10 Con,.st