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Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans -Mesdames Haskins and child vanlecr Center, Miss Moron Messrs Csntef Johnson, Rcssoet Stewart, Pleasans Conner- ham, DsnisIs tiil, Jones, Deano, Chambers Begoaen, Vanieer Sands Jones, Brown. Carmelich, Morton, Bnl- lard Browning. Holbrook, Mclaughlin, Bartolo T Car msch-l9 on deck. 'o -7 .s
 Psr steamboat Bourbon fiR Tnscaloosa-Dr Gonna and lady, Dr Ashe Messrs Blount Knight, Hilton, Susgs, Sullivan, Kyle, Jarman, Morgan, Lipscomb. Iala H
 Per steanl,0ut New World fin Mont gomery-Newton, lady and children; Tatrm, lady and chIldel Fosier asd iady, Mesdames Andrews Bradshaw Arnold Misses Draughan, Alexander, Wilson. March, Russy, Rev's w Bibley, Hopkins, Hamilton, Maj Clay. j. t.s
 Fer steamboat Belle Pouie fin Aberdeen-Col siins,la dy and children; Col Baldwin and lady Messrs iuHer Wade, Dssh, Linthun. Perry, seadman, iIiil, McCor mick, Mnthews Wipdie, Haislet, Bedwell Blakeney, Mckay, Kenney, Mcintosh, Gaston. ... i.
 Per sleamboat Norma i'm Aberdeen--Mrs Leech, New and lsdy, Messrs Betty, Stranun, Epps, Hames, Slosne, Kendall, Evans, White. ...1.r. 9t
 Per steamboat Duqursne i'm Aberdeen--May, lady ant child Co.'s Ams, Walker, Messrs Fortson, Griffin, Sc vsrson, Dickson, Gaines. t, -l.stt
 Per steainbont Lowndes i'm Montgomery-W w Boy kin, lady and svt; Capt LnpiagUn lady, child and sVt Misses Rivea Nj and Stout Larkins, stapleton. Rev. Bishop Cobbs, Askew, Drs LHwftnce, Boykin Messrs Harris, Smith, PHrkhau Gwen Parker, Cook, Hurris WaIthai, Hamilton, Campbell, Wilson. LarkIn, Meyer Tstver, -I.Ambkin. Locke. Hopkins Carter Clark, Bra eey, Forhes, Ssnders AIdrieh, Barnet Bishop, Aust
 Bishop, Powell, Gregg, Blair, Smith, Tabb, Lewis Bund, fiuser, Williams. z. tsi 0Et- flf thL Y NsPer steamboat Gen Harrison i'm Columbus-Mesdame Harrison Booth and children, Eastman and children Gibson. Deal, Tanner and son, fi Inge, Misses Booth Harrison. Gibson, Hi-Hnd others
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MARINE NEWS.
Pofa of Mobile--January s4, 1s40.


 
 CLEARED
 Br ship Superb, Mitchell, LivsrpooI,by Reid X co br ship John Robert, Mckerhnie, for Liverpool bj Gardner X BaRer. 1it#
 Brig Alcenus. skolded, for Nsw-yOrk, by FOsdIck < ChariOck. san
 SD Palacre Prms, MilIe, fin Havana, 10 LsBaron. Schr Anrep, Stoneham i'm Pen.acoln to master. s7fN Steamboat Creole, Heirn, i'm New-Orleans. steamhoats New Era, L,les, from Gainesville, with Steamboat New World, Bryan, fin Montgomery, with HI bales cntton. ...f siearnbos, Viola, Walker from vl-nna with IOOs Steamboat Bourbon, Case, from Tuscaloosa with 9SG bales cotton.
 stramDoa Lowndes, Johnson, i'm Montgomery, with stenmeo@ Duquesne. Bell, from Aberdeen, with sO0 bales coltDn. 455-....5 e5=-l...I N.. a--.Izal. steamboat Norma, Leach, from Aberdeen, with 057 steamboat Belle Poule Johnson, from Aberdeen, with 1919 bales cotton. Steamboat Gen Harrison, Estes, rom Columbus, with Steamboat Montgomery, Bullard, from Montgomery. with l757 bales cotton. CLEARED Foa rHIs PORTAL New York, Jan lO- Bark Kennebec. Smith. =a .' =H ll-Ship Mary Frances, Hubbard.
 Al PhiladeIph Jan l4-l}ark J Patton Jr, Symes. Al Boston, Jan l0-ship Carthage. Baker ARRIVED HEseE-At Boston, Jan. 1l-Bris Lucy Ann, bnow '.
 SAILED FOR THIS ronr-From New-York, Jan IA Bark Teaser, Heaiev. From Baltimore, Jan l5-Bris Nor herner, Davis.
 [Per ship Rochester at ew-Ycrk.l -..: Sailed Tor this purt-At LiverpOO Dec c3-COuntess Of Loudnn, Hutchinson; Adam Carr, Scott. 5-J Bentley, Dsbrow. From Bristol, Dec 4-Rattan, Mickle. I Advertised for this port-At Liverpool Dec 6-oceaH, Willard. H#5
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PUBLIC SALES.
MARSHAI,S SALE


 Vim. Bloodgood )stY VIRTUE of a writ of
 against k1 fl, ia. issued from ihe Watson & Godbold ) Circu Court of the United States, for lhe Southern Disuict uf AIabana, and to me directed, w sell for cash in front of the United States Court Room, on the first Tuesday, 7th January next 1915, between lhe hours of 12 o'clock noon and o'clock r. NJ, the following described lands, situated and lying in Mobile county, To wit - the southeast l section 10, township 2, range l east containing l6O arres Aso the east [, southwest i section 10, township 2. range east, containing so acres Also, the southeast or subdivision A, frac- tional section ', township ,, range east, contain- ing 132 50 100 acres, easi of lln. Alabama rIyer, situated and lying in Baldwin county, Alabama ,lthe same ha,ing been levied the property of James D. GodboId to satisfy the above mentioned fl. fl.
 WM HAMPSTEAD, U. < Nj. der6 5fds By C CUTLER, D. NJ. 05- The above sale is postponed unlil the FIRST MONDAY m FEBRUARY.
 VIM HAMPSTEAD, U. s. M. jans 33tds By C. cHYLER, Dep. Mar.
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GRAND PICTUREsQUEANDM MECHANICAL
 THEATRE, AT THE
 CORINTHIAN HALL.

THIS EN NENlNG-ONE WEEK ONLY. TVNHE Proprietor has spared neither moAey nor \ pains to accomplish this stupendous work, and this being lhe first exhibition of this kind m the sou- tern parts Of the United States, he trusts that the citizens of Mobile will honor h,m at the above Hall, and judge for themselves to what perfection me- chansm has at present arrived. This Theatre re- presents:
 lsr. The Assault of Constanina in Africa. made by the French Army in 1887, as follows: View of the ancient City of Constantina, lying on an enor- nous Bluff; the Atlas Mountains; the Redoubt of Tunis; the vast platform called Fl Mansourah, &c.; The French Army marching against the Arabs; Appearance of the great Arablan Chief Abdel Ka- der, followed by his troop of Arabs horseback Battle fought between the two Armies, ending with the victory of the French; The Victorious Army pursuing the Arabs and Bedouins, force them 10 fly | to the mountains; Explosion of the Mine; The ex- actness of the movements of either of the soldiers or horses, the shot of the muskets and shot from the forts, naturally done, az To surprise the spectator to u e utmost degree.
 This magnificent and interesting spectacle, deco- rated with splendid scenery and machinery, has been repeated in all the principal cities of Europe for many and many nights, and obtained always the most enthusi astic applause.
 END View of the famous Black Forest, exhibited in Grand Diorama: Darkness in the Forest; Grow iug of the day by degrees; Appearance of the Ban dtti seated by the fire.
 2RD. Magnificent view of the Midnight Mass in Rome; exhibited also in Diorama. This master piece represents the interior of the Saint Lotus Church, very d,mly illuminated; after moment, and b, lIttle and little, the whole Church is il- lurninated by Candles splendid as can be; Peo- pie are coming in and taking their seats; The Priest appears dressed in splendid robes, walking 10 the Altar.
 OJ- A good Band of Musicians is engaged 10 play some of the more selected pieces of music arranged expressly and adapted to the purpose.
 tU- For further particulars, please small bills.
 Doors open at half past 6o'clock-Performanc to commence al ' o'clock.
 Adnllttance 50 cents. Children and servants half price.
 Qs- Entrance for Ladies on Dauphin-st. jan20
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SCHsiOL BOOKS.
To Parents, Guardians and Teachers O
 AIabam and Mississippi.

Alabama ana Flississippt.
 THNHE undersigned would resp@cttu y call yoHr at- E tenion to the following list of School Books, universally adopted and highly recommended by all who are interested in iJe cause oi education:
 Aiabana Series of Reades-No l. The Primary Primer, new edition; No Z, The ChiidS header' new edition; No 3. Exercises in Reading, new edi- tion; No 4. Por,er's Rhetorical Reader, new ed'- lion; Webster's Elementary Speller; MeIrcai Sto- res in Chemistry snh Philosophy; o'ney ueogra' pty aud Atlas; Olncy's Introduction ta eeography; The Book of Commerce.; Wau's Improvement or tho Mod; BuIon's English Grammer, 'SuIlion's Greek Granmer; 0mstead's Natural PhIloso 7h!; Constock's Natural Philosophy; Comstock's Chem etry; Counstnck's Physiology; Preston's Book Keeping; The Sch,sr's t"'npsnion; The Scholars Companron; The Scholar. Reference Book; Weo- ster's School Dc'ivnary; tbercrotahie's Moral Feelings; Goodrich's EccleSiIsicsl History; Lin- coln's Botany. Burrett's Geography of the Heav- ems; Aexander's Evidences oi Christianity; Stones Rhetorical Speaker; !iodge's Logic WilIaid's His tory of U $. vo; WiilarI's History of U S. abridged; Wiisri's Unisersul History; Parey's Natural Theology Bible; Newiuan's Rhetoric; Newman's Political Economy; 3utier's Analogy; Kame's Elements of Cri,icisn; Ddvies' first Les sons in Ariihmetic; Davies Arithmetic; Davies' Rev to Ar,thmetic; Davies Algebra; Davies Key to Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometry; Dawes Bourdon's Algebra; Duyses' Iegeoire's Geometry; Davies' Surveying; l'avies' Anabtici al Geomeiryi Dayies' Descriptive Geometry; Davies' Calculus; Davies Shades and Shadows; Anlhon's Latin Les sons: Anthon's Latin Prose Compositions; Anthon's Laljn Prosody; Anthon's Cicero; Anthon's Cesar; Anlon's SaIlust; Antho.'s Horace; Anthon's Greek Lessons; Anthon's Greek Prose Composition; An thon's Greek Prosody; Anthon's Jacobs Greek Reading; Anthons Greek Grammar; An'hon's Die tunary of Antiquities; Antbon's Classical nicton- ary; Andrews and Stctdard's Latin Grsmmari An drews' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews First Lessons in Latin; Andrews laiin Reader; An drews Viri Rome; Andrews Sslsst; Andrews La tin Exercises; Andrews Key to Latin Exercises; Donneean's Greek Lexican; Greek iestament; Aiusw9rth's Latin DictIoDaIyj CooPer's Virgil; Homer Ias; French Guide; b0lmes.s LeVizsc's French Grammar; Vie de George Washington; ke- c,e D,an,a,io,e: reasions, ins. ai EInusantes; Adventures of Teicmaqpe; Boyer's French Dicuon- arv. The Young Choir; The School Singer; Bur rows' Pianoforte Primeri Me'nese's instructor; Hunten's Instructor.
 | have also constantly on hand large and well selected stock of Blank Books and Stationary; Law, Medical. Theological and Miscellaneous Books and will 6ll all orders with pro.op,ness at very low pri- ces At 2s Darpbin street, opposite tis large Green Hal. (octlS 2leomo) $. W. ALLEN.
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TRUST SALE

Of valuable Real and Personal Estate. nN MONDAY, the Eth instant, at l2 NJ, in
 I front of the Court House, in the city et Mobile. will sell for cash, to the highest bidder, THIRTY THREE likely valuable SLAVES, male and female. including house servants, mechanics and laborers- Also, the following lot parcel of land, situated m the county of Mobile, and known as Fower's re- serve, oi the St. Louis purchase, m.de by Owen, Lipscombe and Fowler: bounded on the south and west by Three Mile Creek, on the north by Lips combe's reserve, lately conveyed to smith, on the northeast by Robnson's lot, and the east bv Ged des aud Shaw's--n township ip--range---s containing in all 36 5o-l00 acres; together with all and singular. the heretitaments and appurtenances unto the same belonging, including the Brick Yard known --brick yarl and the brick now in said yard.
 The above described property or much may be necessary, to be sold by virtue of certain deed of rrust made by Alfred Fowler, 10 Bups Gayle, Cashier of the Branch Of the Bank of the State of Alabama, at Mobile, and his successors in office, 10 secure certain debts therein set forth, which deed bears date 18th March, I842, and is recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County Court for Mobile county, in book No 3, page 473 to 476,
 The above property is exceeding v valuable and the titles helieved to be ind,spu'abe.
 The names, ages and qualities of he negroes ill be fully made known on the day of sale.
 HENRY E. iIOL"OMBE,
 jsnl7 Ats Cashier, Trustee.
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Attorney Branch Bank Montgomery. Montgomery, Jan. 3, lS45. isnl5 39tds
TRUST SALE

DY VIRTUE of the provisions contained in a
 s-S Deed of Trust, executed by Matthew J. VaUghan, to secure certain sums of money therein mentioned. which Deed bears date I7th day of Jam uary, IS43, and is recorded in book No G. pages l54, etc of County Court Records, will offer for sale in front of the Court House of Mobile county on Saturday, the ilst day of February, lS45, between the honrs of i2 o'clock Nj and o'clock PM Of said day all those pieces parcels of Land yIng in no- bile county, viz: The south quarter of the south east quarter of section No l3. township south, range west, containing 10 2llo0 acres; also, the south west half of the south east quarter of section No 24, township No sonih, range No west, con tanng 80 59A 100 acres also, fhe south cast quar- ter of south quarter Of section No IS, township No 3 south, range No west, containing D24t lO0 acres-heing the same land conveyed by Lewis Golf to said Vanghan by Deed dated 10th August, lo3o Terms of sale cash.
 jan22 45K0 VIM. DE FORET HOLLY, Trustee.
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EpAPER WAREHOUSE-A Paper Warehouse,
 E where Merchants and Printers of middle and south Alabama at all times. summer and winter find writing printing and envelupng Papers oi eve " description. has long been a des'dsratum in the commercial operations of Mobile, The subscriber has made such arrsr getuen,s with pafer maAn'actn rers and others as will enable him 10 keep uP uii supply of all quries of Letter, Cap aad En'eiopng Papers aud all sizes of good Prniiag fopsrs' and ne
 fai,ers himself that his prices will pro'e so low as to give univer sal satisfaction. His rteck IS now
 ,,9e. ,o which the atention of purchasers is res-
 pecsfully invited are alec offered extremely low ., wno'.ss,s nerns uniformly cash. n. o"oohS' Ian4 30Kmo
 ~ ,ssn, foe the prlaans s.S.r Eef7e,y, will be c,.n,,n,Iy recciy,es -.scise cs ie sbo,e arIice,
 uhich Ea vii, r-i al t'e Req C.seans prices. with 1 inc csrgss added. ln zsJre-
 20 bbls Loaf Sugar rss | 20 do Sugar Fouse Enlassa. Cor sale by l jani. WARD Il. 3I-4>tslll. 3 waisr-ss
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BY MARSHALL, ROWE & CD.
 A, $. HUNTINGTON Auctoneer.

THIS DAY, al 9t o'clock, al the sales room tons assorted Hollow Castings, Terms cash TOMORROW, at 10t n'clock, at sales room l5 hhds o Sugar, Loaf and Crashed do 30 bags Rio Coffee, 30 hbls Whiskey 6O Lbis Q rh,.", 10 ,,uecn O f5 hAes 50 boxes Sperm and Wax Candies 30 boxes Cheese, 15 irkins Butter 10 cases Glass Ware, 20 bbls Cider 10 boxes Smoking Tobacco, 10 tierces Rice
 After winch, 50 cases Boots and Shoes. comprising 20 cases calf and kip Boots, extra sized Sewsd calf do, rasseti Brogans Mems and boys kip Brogans Black and drab RussIa Hats Purchasers will do we'll to attend the sale of the above lot of Shoes the sale is without reserve. Also-To close an invoice
 10 eases Cut Tacks. Also-5 bales damaged Cotton Terms cash.
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aMPOlgcA,

HAVANA--Psr SD Polacre Prma-Sl760 specie.
 Bosr0N--Per sehr Sasanaw-25 sgs coffee. i7 cases shoes bls donescs. y cks bxs candes 2JO bbls potat0es, loo dc sugar, 55 grindstores &c. ... i
 NEW-ORlEAN5-Per .steainhOat Creole bbls pork 60 do uur bbs bacon, 51 do moasses, 29 do ap pies, 2O do l3 kegs whiskey SjOUJ spsce bales gum ny bags % kegs lard, l6 hhds sugar cks bacon tcs rce 3 bxs tobaoco A tcs wne 30 saies l3 sks corn, \ buia. la .tc
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY EDWARD B. GALE. TraSfsss ,Sais of ,,aIuobIe ReOT0sS

On MONDAY, lhe 27lh inst, al I2 o'clock, in front of the Court House. will be sod by virtue and iii pursuance of deed of ust made and executed by Alfred Fowler, 10 the Branch of the Bank Of the State of Alabama at Mobile
 33 choice aui rine Negroes, all first rae ser- wants, accustomei to lhe city, perfectly acclimated and we'll worth ile mol th se in want of good seryAnIs eiillel Tor Ihe field or hpnse
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BY KNAPP & SCHULTZ.
 No 49 Dauphin. street. ]. H. RIVERS, Auctioneer.
THIS EVENING, al st"re-

an extensive sale of Medical, Standard, F ancv Miscellaneous Books, etc at auction, among which may be found
 Marshall's Life of Washington, vols. Cooper's Naval History, vols. Lord Bacon's Works, 3 vols Lord Bonbroke's Works, 4 vols. Earl Wapoe's Letters, vols. Botla's History of the U. s.; Ak. ems British Poets, 3 vols Richard Baxter's Works, ? vols ; Byron's Works; Cowper and Thompson Works; Naturalist Library, 400 plates; Murray's Encyclopaedia of Geography, 3 vols; Thier's French Revolution, vols.; Ell.' Works; Walkers w orks, 3 vols Cruden's Concordance, and great variety of valuable standard works, fine Bibles of every de- scrpon. Prayer Books fine binding.
 The public respectfully invited to call and ex- amine pre 3lous tu sale. an22E
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BY s !. & I. l. JONES.
 ~ n

THIS MORNING, al o'clock, at our grocery sa les room, A general assortment of Groceries, consisting of Rio and Java Coffee, No Brown Soap Gunpowder, Tyson and Pouchong Tea French anu Domestic Brandy Sperm and Compost Candles Refined Lamp and Sperm oil Mess and prime Beef and Pork Olive Oil in bDxes and baskets Brown Sugar iH bbls and hhds Assorted Cordials, pure Goshen Butter Old Monongahca Whiskey, Champagne Sherry and Madeira Wines White Wine Vinegar, Blacking Potatoes, Rope, &c.
 Also, at 10 o'clock At our dry goods sale room, large assortment oI Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing, Cutle- ", Glass Ware, Boots, Shoes. black and russett Brogans, Fhs, Caps, Umbrellas. &c. Terms cash BY JAMES SANDS & co,
 P. B. TAYLOR. Auctioneer. THIS DAY, 2tlh inst at 9 o'clock,
 l3 hhds Sugar
 20 bbls Molasses Also-9 casks Bacon Sides Als0-50 boxes Soap
 20 l3lb chests Tea
 20 baskets Sallad Oil Also-60 bags Rio Coffee
 100 boxes Raisins Also-50 boxes Cheese
 l5 frkins Goshen Butter Also-80 par Blankets
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NETWORK CIRCUS

HAS RE-OPENED under Il SPACIOUS DOU- A BLE PAVILION, which is brilliantly lighted up wth Gas The seats handsomely Carpeted, and the interior will present style ofeegant deco rations perfectly new and novel Messrs- HOMES & MABlE most respectfully announce that the above will be open for very limited season. The per- fornances will be accomoaned with a SPLENDID BRASS BAND OF MUSIC. Open every evening.
 THIS EVENING,
 Ample arrangements are made for the accommoda- ton of all who may attend. Doors open at half past six. Performance to commence at quarter past T. ian10 ... #=
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CnNsaasNasEs

Per steamboat Creole from New Oreans--M Waring Clason X Vles; TicknOr; 5inith Smith, DAbney X Foster d Batelle; Perryinan d Son; Allen d aden Sands X co; Blocker d Hayden; c x J smith C ColweI Rileyi Noeli fl Huber; vanleer. ] Iurd.
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5 zIIf C. BANNKOF SheIIII M. C.

rOMMITTED to the ail of Mobile county, on N the 10th January, 1S45, by Charles B. King. Esq, Justice oi the Peace, runaway slave called BARNEY; black; aged about 40 yers; 5 feet 10 or II inches high says he belongs to James Sanford near Claiborne, Monroe county, Alabama. The owner is requested come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according toaw in such cases made and provided to pay iail fees.
 janl1 30tf c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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BY J. H. RIVERS & co.

TOMORROW, (Saturday) 25h inst, al 12 o'clock, will he sold to close consignment- 220 bales Timothy Hay
 POO bbls Nova Scotia Potatoes 250 bbs Planting do 100 bbls Chenango do
 I25 bbis White On,ons, 50 boxes Candles 100 b ,xes smoked Herrngs 100 boxes Goldfish; 50 do No Soap
 20 bbls Boston Run, 10 do Am. Brandy 10 bbls Am. Gin, 15 do No. Salmon 50 bbls Mackerel in wholes and halves all in excellent order.
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Tnsle,s M. nf Enrnitn,s

On TUESDAY, 2sth inst, al II o'clock, at the Court House, will be solh per order of Wm ,iagee, Esq, Trustee, lol of Household and Kitchen Fur nture consisting ol every thing necessary for fam iA commenring hnuse keeping. Terms cash
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LUUIIy
 JACOB 5. MARSH. Agent, jan3 29tds Branch Bank at Mobile.
jan3 29,ds
SHERIFF'S SALE.


 W ILL he sold for cash in front of the CouFa W House door of Mobile county, on the l7th oi April, 1915, beween the hours of II o'clock A. N. and o'clock P. of said day, one negro man called JOHN, aged about 23 years, and says that he be- longs to one Mrs. Nancy NcClary, of Beaufort ", South Carolina, from WhoIn he was stolen abont six years since the said slave John is black. aOost 1 feet, ' inches high, and has the boi'o0 of his left foot, cut by glass bottle when boy Said negro having been committed the jail Of Mobile curnty as a runaway slave, by Charles A. Hoppin, Esq, Mayor Of the city of hoble, on the l7fh day of September, 1S44. and his owner having failed 10 come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore IS 10 be sold in compliance with the statutes in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees
 octIs 2lgids c. BANCROFT, Sheriff, M. c.
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Branch Bank a, Mobile.
Ns n. Ia. William q Gfa,Lo f,t,,., TS...-;.,

''"7"
 William E. Stalke James Perrne. WE'LL be sold for cash in frnat of the Court W House of Mobile county, on the first Monday of February, A. D, ls45 between the huurs of II O clock AM and oclock PM. of said day. all the right, title and interest of James Pertine, into the following piece, parcel lot of had and premises, to wit: lot with the two story bricl house there tween Conceptenan and St. Joachim streets, having a front on St Louis street of 32 feet, with depth of 100 feet, bounded on the north by St Louis street, on the east by lands oi lsaac Collins, the south by lands Of BatIe, aud on the west by lands ofunknown owners; the same having been levied as the pro- perty of Dr. James PerrIBe, security of Wm. E. Slrke and 10 be sold by virtue of rhe above stated flare iacias, which issued from the County Court of Mobile county and to me directed.
 JACOB 5. MARSH, Agent,
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LIvERPO0L-Per Br ship Superb-l53g baies cotton LlvEkPooL--fer Br shp John & Robert-i63u bale' ootlou. s. IU5 5-. U. #. aIs.f..-I
 NEW-YORK-Per brig Alcenus-407 bales cotton.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICES.

 COMMITrED To ihe Jail of Mobile county, on O the Slst December, 1894, by Alvin Wetherby, Esq, Justice off the Peace, runaway slave called BOB, black, aged about 2l years, feet For inch- high, has scars both sides of the peck caused from swelling, and says he belongs to Wm. Gilmore of Mont Igomery, Ala. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made and provided 10 pay pail fees
 dec22 2I1f C. BANCROFT Sheriff M C.