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The New York herald., 1845-09-24
BEETHOVEN'S MOUNT OF OLIVES AND
THE SEVEN SLEEPERS.

During the Week Of the american Musical Convention
THE SUBLIME ORATOkIO Of the Mount Of Olives, by
l. the immortal Beethoven aud the Seven Sleepers by Dr.
Loewe will be performed the Tabernacle. Thursday
evening the 9th October next, under the direction Of
MR.. GEORGE LODER
The Chorus and Orchestra will be full and effective and the
solo parts well sustained by resident talent.
Mr. ii. e. TINIM, will preside at the Organ.
Tickets so each may BE- Obtained and after Thurs
day the principal music stores Subscribers will
tickets for dollar, usual.
N. b. The first rehearsal takes place Thursday evening
the Coliseum $50 Broadway where the Undersigned
will be most happy to meet all who have formerly rehearsed
with him. any other good readers who disposed aid
the attempt bring snd encourage resident talent
s22 3tsrh HENRY MEIGGS 4i6 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

PARIS MADE CLOAKS, REGOLETTE, &c.
NEWLY OPENED, ofthe most modern Parisan taste and
IN style, consisting Of
Mamie Tartienne Velours heu.
Bresilsinne do Nose,
Cardovle do Violet and dentie
Andaloue do Satin scabreuse,
Ven tiruere do Maron
Narause do Fekin fluyiae
parmea do Satin Grol bieu,
Parmula do Cashmere blanc,
Pardessus Rosepompon, Cashmere ecire,
Crispiu Theatre Cashmere violet
Sortir d Bal, satin hose, -,
Nante Espagnole, Ornaments scin valle.
Black Silk Manlas Silk Shaws Scarfs, Cravats &c Ike,
a very moderate prices, by .,,,. ur,,,. -
s22 7teodis re $50 Broadway.
1ITHEAI 0oo bushels very superior Illinois Wheat-for
w sale by H. X. COLLINS 4 Co,
sia South street.
The New York herald., 1845-09-24
AUCTION NOTICES.

SALE OF Mn II shtFF Arssffs sSbs-rA..a.y
sy :. s' s .Sae: sssd sS 81
.As and Gs Sos
and south America and Brzis They sold without
d assS ' ON 70 S distance WIN
Friday 10 ocloek-Ext,nsi,e Furniture Sales. s2i l.r
oeNFS5AME YHoSNEs Gum,
"A Mooney will sell hi. day o'clock S5 Johs street
Also, ifon Book q ssiss issaw-e' cutlery @e
Also az an invoice Of Double and Single Barrel Guns
Also, 800 cards Pocket aud Table Cutlery.
A.o COO dox well assorted Table and Desert Knives and
AsS AS R.s la invoice ,ds, q Timed and Japaqped Ware
Gaalognes are now ready. s2 tire
x.,u1...ron w.aEN asSIFFEN s GO.
ined Cabinet % Ware sse nd fall sale BY catalogue sng
mans s.rpsnns Tables with Egypt aud vain
and sofa tables eared and Rockers ID plush aud hair
eion, reading Chas covered with and blue plush
with spring and d tned sea, dres.s and plain mahO
sas sas eo sfeaen heavy eonced Amoes seereta
alLeItlon ol shppers, dealers aud others.
oL FANTNs lFAKNs ATsIafs AT HALL
sen.m5sz 5IESKNs sIt viii sell at auction wedns.day
ON the united collections of gentle
g ce Isass s
Si,o Ss s1sh t. ~
Now on view with catalogue s22 3tsm
DOGS! DOGS!!
90 A FEW choice newfoundland Pups, very large
w breed also three pairs of pure white English Bull
LII Terriers warranted good rateIs, hunters house
dogs broken Settlers &c Apply at IS Fulton Of Cliff
and Fulton. s2 3t'rc
PARK PLACE HOUSE.
2 This Establishment has during the past Summer been
.:H newly furnished throughout few families and lin
ited number Of gentlemen may here be very pleas
anty accommodated for the winter favorable
other house equally well conducted.
JAMES q. ELLIOTT, No Park Place
d. B-For or Rooms without board, at No II Park
place, apply IS above s23 ms
TO WATCH DEALERS-REDUCLD PRICES.
20 DEALERS in Watches will find excellent
@ Of English Patent Lever Watches and Movem
w. Movements $40, Patent Lever Watches with seconds
Sc, $l4. 500 stisNrc
UNION COURSE-TROTTING.
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

INDIA SHAWLS.
JAMES BECK N CO.
HAVE just received splendid India, very rich
Long White Shaws, from $500 to 81 200.
Long White old fashioned Border rs at low prices.
Long Blue Rich shawls and good ceors.
Long Gree do do
Long Scarlet old style Borders at moderate prices.
Long Scarlet rich borders well filled.
Long Black, plain centres and narrow borders.
Long Black, with large rich borders
10 Square Black, palm corner and good centers.
ioa do Blue. do do do
1914 do White, do do do
liza do Scarlet borders.
White Red Green Pack and Blue Scarf all Sizes also,
CANTON GRAZ f. SHAWLS
Scarlet, White Drab. Black, Straw, Crimson and Fancy
Colors, some ofthem very rich.
AsoScar and Canton Silks with VARIETY Of other India
and China Goods, very moderate prices, by
JAMES BECK s CO.,
The New York herald., 1845-09-24
q O L U M BIA HOUSE,
CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Sixth and seventh Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & CO.
,.,,ps = - Proprietors.
JAMES BAGLEY, late of Jones' Hotel.
HENKP 9. MACkENZlE, formerly of Washington House
rr. ER L. FERGUSON s2irc
STOCKHOLDERS of Stonnneton Rail Road Companys
- stock opposed TO the directors requested
at the Astof House Thursday Evening September 2h
oclock. sN 2tis*rh
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
will be received at time previous the
22d day OF November the office of the
Nos Wall street in the city Of New o for the grubbng
grading masonry supersucure and bridging of the Bear
ing ion Bear Mountain to Dauphn the Pennsylvania Ca
nal eight miles above Harrisburg Plans and specifications
ready for inspection the undegne eds office The
be commenced Immediately closing of the
= : J. 7. MANROW.
New fork, sept 22d 1915. s23 lm+r
INDIANA STATE SCRIP.-IOO cents on the dollar will
4 be gwen Tor Indiana State Scrip. NJ sISTARE
s23 80 ewh % Wall street
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

Last Night but One of the Engagement Of
MIR. AND MRS. KEAN.
Wednesday Evening, september 24th,
The performance will with AS YOU LIKE IT
jacques MrC Kean Touchstone BuIton LIE Reau Thayer
William Owens; Rosalind, Mrs kean; Celia, Mrs w II
Smith.
After which, the laughable Farce of THE SECRET-Tho-
Mr. OWENS Dupius, MIR Thayer; Madame Dupius, Mrs
The New York herald., 1845-09-24
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
The New and Splendid Oratorio Of
EIVEN IL

NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
The New and Splendid Oratorio of
THE SEVEN SLEEPERS.
Ri DIR. q. LOEWE, celebrated German Composer will
AY EVENING 2h instant, the Tabernacle, under the
direction of Mr.. u. e. Hill, conductor the Society Mr. w.
H. Geatorex will for the first time in this city, preside at the
PERSONS REPRESENTED.
Antpater Prof onsn Of Ephesus. Mr. Fraser
Homo his wife ter first appearance).. Mrs Jamisen
Martinus, Bishop OF Ephesus. ...;;.. Mr seguin
Machus ................. Miss j l. No thall
Serapion ........,.......h Miss Windmuller
Johannes A Lady Member
Constantine The Seven SeepeIs. MIR X Dunn,ng
pyonisus ..-....,.... ........... Y pei
Maxlmianus ............ r a,s II Nssn
Chorus OF Shepherds Priests and Warriors. Chorus OF peo
pie Of tphesus, by two hundred PEI formers. -.
The Instrumental department will be unusually effective
Performance To commence In o'clock.
Tickets 81 each-may be had at all the prfcipaI music
stores; Ssxon Miles Broadway; George Nespi corner
Of Wall and Wete streets; Perkins, NO. wall ST., ana
at the door OF the Tabenacie.
obtain their tickets Tor the
Oraorio Of Mr. Geo Whitlock 8s Canal street $50 rc
CARD.
ClGNOR RAPETTl having dedicated himself exclusively
- instruction Of Music respectfully informs his friends
and public, he will during the month of October
Those who desou Of becoming pupils will please apply
signor 1odeHe, o3 Broadway and at Chambers Joiie
Broadway.
ssnor Raretd will eonnre, usual, giving lessons the
Piano and Italian Singing. s24 eoelm-rc
EXHIBITION OF THE "IVORY CHRlST,"
AT 2r BROADWAY, n. Y-Ths is the largest and most
n beautiful ivory statue the world twas executed by
monk in Convent of ST. Nicholas Genoa
three feet long fourteen inches diameter
and pronounced by the highest authority be withoua
parallel among works oil art.
AdmIance 23 Exhibition day md evening
s2i Iws+rc
The New York herald., 1845-09-24
A X G A d L B A T Fl S !,
fsb0,nha !Cfrsot

1NHE PROPRIETOR Of this establishment is happy 10 in
oIm the public, th,t i has undergone Thorough cleans
ing aud he IS enabled furnish Warm and shower
tbs, the reduced 2l6 cents On sun
days the charge " Ill be I8M cents. s22 .is.rh
The New York herald., 1845-09-24

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
337 Broadody, up stairs.
RS FINIELS has the honor to inform the Ladies and
her friends that owing the desire expressed by
OF the latter she has this imported from Paris the
elegant aud "comme il faut Of Bonnets and
trimmed her usual articles ofEmbroderes and Nov
elites Ie utmost particular attention has been paid the
lection Of her patterns which warranted from the
Paris houses renowned for their undened exquisite
taste and fashionable making.
The opening Of her Fall fashions will take place the 25h
spa afsr
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

MIssIssIPPI.-The democracy of this State have
their lae election, achieved another glorious vic.
tory They have elected The entire State ticket b,
majority ranging from eight 10 ten thousand votes
and al four members Of congress BY "A corresponding
vote. The wings, even before the contest begun
despaired Of cheering their State ticket and directed
all their energies TO the election Of one or f,eo mem
hers OF congress. To this end, Snaps were propos
ed, and 10 extent the traffic in votes took place
But the strong arm OF democracy bole down all OPP
position.
In the legislature the democratic majority on join
ballot will be about &c; in the house ~; in the sen
ate l2
Though the returns are not complete, sufficient in.
formation has been received to show that Gen. Ste
phen Cooke, of Lowndes, is elected CHANCELLOR A
NJ. Clayton, Judge of the High Court OF Errors anc
Appeals; stanhope Posey, Judge of the Isl Districts
Thos. A. Willis, do 2nd do; A. B. Dawson, do 4tl
do; r. C. Perry, do 9th do.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

Per steamboat Irene I'M Warsaw-Strans Z UIrick
bales; Peck d Shackleiord g. Walker q Holmes 10;
Led yard 4 ~ Harwell Davis Ii; Boyd & Bro III
Smith, Walker 20; Lyon Il Baker 30; Dickins
Euslis ST. Tariff Stewart co SO; Rhea. sykes CO So
Per steamboat Bourbon TN Wetumpka-Tooner, Gay
d CO 10 bales; Andrews & Dawson II; Dickinson Eus-
lis lI Allen d Haden 5; Mauldn Terrell IA; Leayens
a Malone ii; A Ledyard & co IL; Donald n MARSHAL
80; Bo, kin Il McRae 81; Brodnax, Newton & co q j
Nave rs; 5 StalwOrth 81 Campbell. Owen n co q G W
Tarleton 90; Desha, Smith d. CO 81 Harrison Y Robin
80; Horton a. Clock s. l. A Bdre co 81; Rives
3: order Z.
Per steamboat jim fin Tuscaloosa-J Withers ca
rs bales; X Carlisle co AZ; Mau!dn & Terrell 4s;
Bsyd Bro %; Peck Shackleford 90; Desha smith Il
25; q G Marable %; Crawford Il Gowdy IL; Ausii
O. Tart Stewart d. co 6 scott, Slough IL CO 4, ID 5lod
der a. Sims, Re1us u HOuze 4; j d Nave |.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

"THE ODD FELLows.-The Order of the Odd
Fellows has increased greatly during the past year
There are GIT lodges under the Jurisdiction of the
G. J.. of the U. s., containing, up to June 30. 81,
$50 members, and some Of the State Grand Lodges
had not rendered in their annual reports, which
would, Of course, have increased the number. Du.
ring the year, there have been 1884 members and
476 widowed families relieved, and 1929 deccassed
members buried. There have been paid for the re-
lief of members S97 ,4S7, 81, fneary an average o
sS147 each y 6 092 81, for the relief Of widowed
faollies; 2S5 so for the education of ophans, and
$l3,8 800 81 for buryng The dead, making "a total Of
$l24 $3.50 "a for relief. There have also been a.,
s62 persons initiated daring the past year.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

IMPORTANT MAIL ARRANeEMENT.-Wele learn
from the Washington Union that the Postmaster
General has succeeded in making contract with the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad Company, by
which The long desired change has been effected, SO
as 10 expedite the mail between New-York and
New.Orlsans some twenty.two hours The cost oil
transportation is not thus increased. On the con.
rary, the Railroad Company bind themselves to per-
form the additional service at the price now paid
the maximum allowed under the presen, law.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20
EANAldsNElEa

Per schr Industry I'm New 0rleans--W Calvert; Dor
rsuce sianaId; Marshall, Rowe IL co; Peden
Per steamboat Wnona I'm New -Orleans-DorTance 81
Stsnard; Beers & Smith.
Per steamboat James Day from New-Oreans--
Whitaker g. Sampson; Kelly; Cole: CnmpbeL On =
en- 4 co; w King; Maslefson; W ilson IL MAY; Ware
d Chesbroughi J l. Weeks; S / & jones' p Cook Il
Coz Perryman & Son; Stiles & co.. John OReillY Il COZ;
Mallory, Ross d Blocker; = Pumeruy; l. Merchant IL
co; J G & J L. Smith, Z & Center q co.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20
In ESdllcHA-

RIO JANEIRO-Per brig Seiina-25O0 SKIS coffee.
NEW ORLEANS-PeT schr ludusIry-20 hf ibis but
IL do moasses % do pork 5b do -four 26U kgs lard,
10 cks bacon, 100 SKIS corn. so do oats.
NEW. ORLEANS-Per steamboat WinOna-327 pcs
banging, 200 bbls flour.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat J l. DHy-36 bbis
beef 10 do whskeg 80 do -four do pork, as do moas
SEE, 70 do do, casks bscon $40 pcs bagging, i00
coils rope 30 SKIS oas 50 do corn, les, hf do rice
hhds sugar, 25 kegs lard do shot, 26 do butter, &c
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

Dir. Andrew Patterson, Postmaster at Rome, in
Floyd county, tGeo) has been arraisned before the
Federal Court sitting in MilledgeviIle, for puroin-
ing from the maj, letters and money, two indict-
menls. plead guilty on both, and was sentenced by
Judge Nichol to thirty years Imprisonment in the
peuilentary.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

MAssAcHUskTTs.--The annual election IN Mas
ssehnsetls took place the lOh inst, and appears
to have been an apatheic one. In Boston, the
whole number of votes for Governor was 10 ,ll9
showing democratic loss since Nov 1874, of ,297
wing loss of 1884, scattering 8. Native loss on
vote for Mayor. Dec 9Th, off, 1922 The Post says
the result is not nalterms to either party. The ,ota
decrease in votes last year is 3,459, and rgg'.
majority is Two thousand four hundred and sixt,
lps5t
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

PARADISE LOST William Paradise left Indi-
ana the LIST July, and has not since been heard Of
-lMiss Demo ,,. ..f,ai,,
Paradise Regained.--A person Of that same name
was taken up by the police Of this city The other day
and lodged in the Tombs. where he now remains,
SUBJECT to the order ofhls loving spouse, who he
says has one small children and at the breast.
IN. 7. Glsks.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

Per steamboat james l. Day from New-Oreans-
Mrs Stu RI aud 2 children, Mrs McFauden Misses Ora
ham, O'Near. DIR lIammei Messrs HOlbrUOk, Bell, Do
ran, MeFadden, Thompson-le on deck
Per steamboat Bourbon fin Wetumpkn-Mrs Dillett
Misses Dillet W,rmly Messrs Dillet. Robinson, Laird
Barron, Curtis Lee, Sergeant, Swift, w amson Horn
Friee Mathtr, Heru Roley, Vance, Kennedy, Johnson
Wood, Rev Mr. Heard.
Per steamboat Irene I'm WarsAw-Mrssrs Chiislberg
Files, Doyle. Malone, Mcintosh Cockerel, Holconbe, II
Hodges, McFadden, Warden.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

An unfortunate reDcontre occurred on the 18th in
The ST. Louis Exchange, New Orleans, between
Captain Joseph B. Carson and Mr.. Thomas NJ
Wadsworth. The parties had had Il previous dlfi-
Guilty, aud casually meeting al the Exchange, Dir
W. drew pistol and shot Capt C., which caused
almost instantaneous death. Mr.. w. Immediately
surrendered himself into the custody of the Sheriff
and is now, We learn from the Delta, confined il
the parish prison.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

MfcHIGAs.-An election was held in This State
on tile 4h inst. for Governor, Lieut.. Governor, anC
members of The Legislature. The returns as yet are
only partial, hut there is no doubt Of the entire sue
cess Of the democrntic ticket.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

The place made vacant by Ile transfer Of The Hon
Robert j. Walker TO the Cabinet. has been filled b,
the appointment Of Joseph w. Chalmers. a distia
guished member of the Misssslppib bar.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

-"Ciod forbid
That you should fashion or bow your reading,
Or nicely charge your understanding soul
With opening titles miscreate, whose light
Suits not in native coors with the truth;
For God doth know, how many now 10 health,
Shall drop their blood in appreciation
or what your reverence shall incite us to:
Therefore take heed how you Empower our persons
How You AXE the sleeping sword of war;
We charge you 10 the name of God take heed.
PENDLETON.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

The eastern mail has at length come up TO our
notch. Yesterday We had full mail from all quar-,
ters. with the proper dates. We hope that dsl.
ly complaints for The last munh or more. Of irIegr
lariv and non-arrtal arc now al an end.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20


The following correspondence heisuhjecI Of The
ssuycralty ha. been handed to vita request hat
he laid before readers
MoBILs, Nov. n. is45.
0sOTgR &. HoA, Esq.
DEAR sIs-rhe underssned, portion of your fellow
citizens who DESTROYS &c seeing elected 10 Inc
o!nca OF Mayor take this method of expressing the So
cltude feel thai yOa may be successful In the up
preaching municipal election. In thus expressing our
preference YOURSELF the other gentlemen whose
names befure the public candidates for the office,
we not feel IL Hcunbent 10 raIFss their caiins
the favor Of the community or 10 institute any ihVd-
ouS comparison between Them and yonraelL They have,
In which they have deemed appropriate, sniiest-
ed their desire and Intention TO submit their claims 10
the safuaes Of their fellow clizen and will doubtless
employ a means whish they consider suitable TO Sc
their Object. s#
But US regards YOURSELF though nominated by OF
our number the office III Mayor yet hSve hHd
public ntimaOn, in any form, OF your wishes Hnd in-
entiuns the sui uf The Mayoraty or ot the Use
which your friends shall make OF nHne in the pend
lug canvas We consider the Office Of Mayor Que OF
great responsibility, and one which will require great
deal of and moral courage faithfully TO perform
duties. II is under The conviction that II elected 10
the above nanled office, you would ably aud faithfully
discharge Its functions, that we have determined To give
you support.
AS however attempt Is heing mnde 10 create all in
preston that you will probably withdraw your name
funi the before The dry oil election and this
PRESTON unless ed il likely 10 divert sumo
would otherwise be given TO you 10 the other cand.
dates and thus have influence prtjudcis 10 your
cess, deem II duty which owe To the community
NJ well vs. yourself solicit rom you expression Of
ytur views the sui jecl and indication OF The mode,
Ia which, in your opinion, can best subserve in
tertsi in the premises.
With of intention to aid in all suitable
WAYS your errton office Tor W hch yon been
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

MOBILE.



F0s EURoPg.--The next steamer for Bosion ~
the sriianaid. 10 leave lsl December. A fesies oi
the Cotton, Freight AID Exchange markets Of this
city sncs The Is, astNn, has been prepared for the
iorsign correspondents OF our customers ky this
packet, and III be ready the ,norni,R al O'Clock
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

Port of MObiie--Novenlber 40, 1915.
iEGtN
BARK Empire Keoser, fn Porto Rico, to master.
Barb Baltic, Alien, 10 III fn Providence. to master
Brig Selma, JAckss. ~ DIS fin Rio Janero, to Esaya
Mure N co.
schr Industry, Long. FIN Ne " OrIean<, to ma.rer.
Steamboat Wnoah, Mncarlmey. I'm New Orieans
Steamboat j l. Day, Reynolds. I'm New Orleans.
Steamboat lrene Clouds, from Warsaw, with asa
bales cotton
Steamboat bourbon, Bolton, from wetumpka. with
Steamboat jim Clouds, from TuscnIooss, with 3ll
bales cotton.
CLEARED FOR This poar--From Boston, Nov 10
Brig August Kelley.
ARnIvfD-At Providence. Nov s-Bark Rhodes Rem
ingtun i'm Warren, 10 lOnd Tor Mobile.
e-----.-------.s---a
SuGAR--lO hhds new Sugar, landing aud Tor sale
~ nsv20 by CALVIN KEITH.
DAGGING-IOs SO and 81 ward pieces, Tor sale
ID nov2O by TORRANCE 81 STANARD.
TENAPIOCA-For sale by
Il nov2O WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
EODDER-2O bales for sale by
II nov2O CA. GILBERT & BRO.
DorATOES-5O Ibis, for sale by
IL nov2O P COOK & co. 30 Com st.
MORN AND OATS-2O0 sacks 10 arrive on
novao AS"'''% J.c.&J.E SMITH.
l. =
y y for sale by M. ROBINSON,
nov20 corner DAuphn aud ST Emanuel-sts
TAyA CoFFEE-25 bags Old Government, of
- superior quality for sale by
nov20 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 st Michael st.
RosTON CANDLEs-75 boxes warranted
ID Sperm. for sale by
nov20 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 st Michael st.
HAY-2OO bales Eastern and North River, Of
Il Il first quality, for sale nv
nov2O &. A. GILBERT s. BRO, so Com.st.
DIO COFFEE-25OO double bags prime new
~ crop Coffee, the cargo Of The brig Selma d.
rect from Rio, now landing and FOR sale by
hov20 ESLAVA, MURRELL & CO.
VNEA-l00 packages Pouchong. 20 Glib do; I'm
IL pefial do 20 l3lb do; GuDpowder do. Just
received and for sale by
nov2O NJ. C. TAUGHT & CO. 10 Water st
oFFEE-2Oo bags Rio, to arrive and 1900
" bugs iD store, for sale accommodating terms
and prices by u. a-ti q i-1lA' 4
nov2O LEBARoN & SON, SO Com. st r.
GUliAR AND MOLASsES-2O Dbls NJ llasses;
- 10 hhds Sugar to arrive der steamer Agnes; 8
hhds prime Sugar ia store and for sale by
nsy2O +, G. CENTER q co
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

d S0 REWARD will be gwen Tor the appre-
RC'Ihension and delivery OF my boy HENRY ,
who Runaway from sometime in the month of De-
cember, 1874 He is about 20 years Of age; very
white man; he is about 5 feet 4 or inches high !;
slender built weighs about hundred and twenty
pounds; inclined 10 freckle, black hair; two OF his
teeth out in front; and known many public places
as Il race rider. When last heard of he was in Mo.
bile, Ala, and will probably attempt to make his
way TO Ohio, some other free State. Any infor-
nation respecting the boy will be thankfully rece,v-
ed by addressing the al Eubanks P. o., Columbia
county, Ga, or Turner Clanlon, at Augusta, Geo.
iel7 163tcmo y. LAMKIN
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

NOTICE is hereby giveu that application will be
made in six weeks after date, 10 the Register Of
the Land Office at 81. Stephens, for certified copy
OF a certificate of confirmation. granted by the Old
Board Of Commissioners, Robert q, Nicholas and
Joseph Oh mhers, 10 James Denly, representative Of
Daniel Ward, for one thousand acres Of Land-ihe
original Of which has been lost or mislald that
cannot find il; has The same been legally trans
ferred. All persons are hereby notified, whomso-
ever il may concern, that Information may be given
to me if said certificate Of confirmation be in their
ession-daled The 9Th day Of August, 1905.
oci2l 2l7tc HIRAM MOUNGER l
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

JAMES A. HOOPER,
COMM SION MERCHA INT.
No. 40 ST. Micliael street.
noy2U MoBlIE Ala.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-20

Al last we ARE enabled record the arrival of the N.
York paper mail according to the schedule time-dates
Yesterday received Of the 2lh and from all other points
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