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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

IL will he seen from the advertisement in another column, that the proprIetors of the Managerie offer some additional inducements to visitors. The exhi. biiion wi only continue for three days longer. SO that those who have not already visited the show, and have any curiosity on the subject, will do well to avail thenselves of the opportunity. ss
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

The Supreme Court of Aababa commenced it's Jannary term on the 6th-Chef Justice COLLIER and Associate Justices oRMoSD and GoLDTH- WAITE present.
 Thomas Ii. Watts, Nelson Smith. Samuel A. Gil. key, Esbert J. Jones. Geo Taylor. C. C. Pegues and Wm. A. Rell, have been admitted Attorneys and Ouunsellors of sad Court.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

BISHOP ONDKRDoNK-On lhe 2nd instant the Bench of Bishops convened i" the city of New-York to consider the cha ges preferred against Bishsp Onderdonk, brought their laborH t"s close by the rendition oi verdict of guilty against tho accused The vote was eleven for finding of guilty, and six of not guilty Tho board were to convene on the fol- lowing day for the purpose pronouncing sentence which affords the Bishop an opportunity to move all arrest of judgment.
 The testimony aud arguments of counsel it is said will be published.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

The learned and eloquent Dr. HA~Kss of lhe Episcopal Church, has accepted the call extended to hm by the vestrs of ehrmt Church, Eew-orlssns, and lss catered on the discharge of his duties.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

The United States Rev nue Cutter Wolco,t, An. drew Mather. Commander. arrived from Hampton Roads on Saturday last and anchored in the Bay.
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EN llnEAIu,A

LlVERPOOL-Per Br bark Crown-12l bales cotton NEW-YORk-Per brig GaveslOn-357 bales cotton 68 pkars ndse.
 PROVlDENCE-Per bark Zenobis-5s6 bales cotton PROVlDENCE-Per bark Julia-e93 bales cotton.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

We are indebted to the Hon. Nr BAGBY of the Senate and ,he Hon. Mir DELFT of the House o Representatives. for valuable public documents
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

We remarked last week that cu rent prices lIc below the highest point of the and lc. below the lowest point of previous year. The latter correct far comparison ot quotations without taking calculation the of exchange ana fcghts.- In the week of March l843 and after the receipt of extremely unavorabe foreign news ourcotton mark, re- ceded Lc per b.-middlng being 5kD5l4c on the d Is the extreme point of depression and lower than any previous seasonbeil just lc. above last Saturdays pr ses with this difference that the crop of lei3 paid for in State Bank currency and the present in specie At tho period alluded sterling bills quoted 23D25 per ct prem Liverpool fre!ghts l3l6OTd difference of 4c per lb In tavT of this year.
 EXCHANGE-An active demand has prevailed the
 greater part of tho week for exchange on all points, the market being very lightly supplied b. drawers Rates in consequence continue firm and the market steady at last weeks figures. In Alabama Bank notes decline of 1i DOT quoted The receipts of specie reported during week S 000 Total for season Sl 900. Last year sane lime nearly St S00000
 FREIGHTs-We quoted this day week 1l-l6d(dxd. to Liverpool and Ike. Iiavre Since then foreign eights have given way-present rates being d in British and 1ll6d in American vessels for Liverpool and Ad in Ame Tcan for the Cyde with very little animation Coastwise feghts may also he quoted easier although previous rates have been obtained for both Boston and New York but The latter for few days past has been entirely nominal shippers offering only c. The only engagements that have come knowledge an American ship for the Clyde xd.; brig for Antwerp and Ghent at Sc and small vessels for Boston at Ac. In addi tion British ship engaged full and several others on the berth partially, at xd for Liverpool British ship for the Clyde loading vessels account and American ship for Liverpool al unknown rates. American ships the berth for Liverpool offering to take al l8d to fill up freight For France, nothing done; the vessels up are engaged full about former The large increase in and low stnge of our rivers The principal ofh existing depression in eights Arrived during the week 2 square rgged vessels and cleared Il. See tables for comparative number In port leading, etc.
 Acorres bonding period ofast Liverpool Heights dull at hGl9 led; cosstNise tc.
 p ship taken up for Liverpool last evening rate not tanspred
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MOBILE
Monday Morning, January IS, 1s4s.

We received no papers from New York or Wash. ington by yesterdays mail. Papers from Philadel. phia came through up 10 the 4lh instant.
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MoLAssEs Receipt. inoscr,tely ab with very feeble demand prices being fully r !ODef. We quote nt ie0 lyc. The trade generally Ary supplied, but the az yreRaie stock is not heavy.
 PoT AroEs-A considerable addition 10 supply has de lnesed prices 10 Slka6lk pet bb indeed can hardly be snd there Is demand nor Is much II any change expected pntt the rivers are up Imports SsSl bbls-- against Ul last year. Price last Sl O9fl a -- Sleek Of sauEd potatoes in hand quito moderate. PoRk-Demand very light with ialr supply. VI quote ss0ss,l SUoAR-Arrlyals have been light, but the market has manifested improvement whatever from the inactive heavy state reported ast week Prices indeed are lower taking the obtained for such small parcels as has been worked of gaids-tfom A 10 te Der ib The asking from stIre, however, continue nomnaly he saine Extremes 3'd5ke. few hhds of strictly choice have ,old al 5e.ss low quoted in New Orleans. Supply n city large. .,-oo ,,.--,. ....,,.,, ,,,s wsek-whleh learn changed hands ut a5c. afoa The balance sone 0 sacks Of cargo afoat at our asi sneo sold 99c. Lots from whATVes have sold al Irregular i rateS-from $l. 20 10 Sl1O
 WHsxEY-The arrivals light with some little enquiry. Prices have stdensd up about To- DOT gallon. Small io1s Dexters have sold high S9e, but the average pee yesterday for reetilied was 2se.
 r= Cotton Statement Port of Mobile: FRIDAY EVENING, January 10, le45. Stock on hand September list, l8A...... bales AIS Received this week ,o,,- Received previously lS'llJ-l3eso5 l4O02O Exported this week ......'......'''''.' i9Sr9 - Exported previously fi4b Leaving siock on hand and on shlpboarJ moi C,s-. cleared January 10, l545. 5.................i COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the FoREIGS Ex- PORTS, RECEIPTS and SrocKs COTToS. at tho cor
 responding period of each of the following years Great Britain .bales. .323 e5s .192 2l 3lS l3U France ................l l2i G04... S0,35l l23 82 Other Foreign Ports. ..".. S3,37s. l7Gso 3s,4ca Total cSporis .525, ,siO. .29O 20l .54 ,575 Receipts. a" .s49 723. .716H37 .99l ,50U Stocks ........". .394 lg. ..4S5 e5s .312 2l3 Out-door Rates of Exchange, Jan. 10, '45. ll.lls on England al 6O dsys......6 O. dfc prem Bills on France, at 60days. 533i)- Fc. prem. Bills on New York al 60 days. D211 tFc dst. Do do at 90 days. ......lhf0lA do Do do at l5 days....... .1AfDlk do Do do at sand 10 days. -6D - do Do do at sight .....,....l 60lh do Bills on Boston, at 60 days...........2 GD21s do Do do at Ht30days..........1HMlA do Do do at l5 l5days...........lA0lla do Do do atsight.............l (Olh " do Bs on Philadelphia, ut 60 days....2 6DaA do
 Do do al 3O days... .lhG02 do
 Do do at 15 days. .lAM1z do Bills on Providence, at 60 0days.......21iG2H do Do do at sight and sht sight, .lAO1H do Bills on Baltimore, at 60 dnys........2 GD2h do Do do at sight & sh't dol OK do Checks on New Orleans. ............ kG0 \" dist Treasury Drafts its.................... h0 " dist. Spccie-American Gold ............. 4O 5s prem.
 BANK NOTES.
 Bdnk or MODile State Bank and Brrnches...... 5HD61s 9Fc. dsc't rlanlsrs and Merchants Bank. ....2h03 "
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

uii.. E-rz7-z-1<---=-----z==---- - Nn mall yesterday east uf Philadelphia Dates iron that city of the ith ln.i.
 The eutlon market exceedingly dull, and smull trana acioms co bales Louls.na mhd ing f1lr 6ei an l5Ohales Upland Ht 34 tn 6ie Tor inferior 10 air.
 Al Ngw UgK, Jan. Jhesu Was lar druland iot cot ion, Snd luoO hAlss sold at TUe,da,'s prices
 Foreign exchange arin, llasio4 on London. and 57l oil Paris.
 Al tBALrlMonR, 4th insi. saes of s5 bales Upland lon al 6e.
 In the APALAcHIcoLa cotton market not enough don' lce the receipt of foreign news, establish ratesbuy CTS require rrsucoa Of ole, and ndispoSed to buy that decline. Sales Of Ihe week 1929 bales. Receipts sinco lst Sept..............S6 2Gl bales Exports since lst sepi. i...'.''.'......''.'''''s' Stock on hand 4ih inst t..................2O,53 "
 Frrights-To Liverpool -0d, 10 lavre l5-lte, 10 York and Boston s-l6M sc aud dull In port, ships, barks and brigs.
 The TALLAHASSEE cotton market on the Sd inst. wh' very dul-midJling 3, mid fair 503i, fair Si@llc, Al which buyers indifferent about operating.
 Ngwo ORLEANS MARKgrs.--Cotlon-rh The Merchants Transcript of saturday morning reports the snles "Wednesday Al only l$0G hairs without any change il prices. The demand 1harsday very activr ths sales reaching 10 6O0 bales. at somewhat irregular ratrs though generally III improvement o tc paric ulary qualities from good ordinary 10 fully mddlns lair in which grades The principal transact ons took place O. Friday the denlsul also pretty active, bu "wn, 10 ths limited offering and increased nrnDesa ho ders the sale. did not exceed 4eoo bales. The lar gesl portion of the business English aecount.- The stock is lighter than for yrars and Inc ket cosrd firm quotations. Louisiana mud Mississippi inf adS. ord 4d 4; mid 4sis god mi 54i mid fi' 5sd5t; fair 16! good fair 667i good anh fine 10. Exchanges have been active with MI upward ten Gs cy If ,mles Sterling 6taD9 prem; Francs 530d5 3s New.Yor co day bills liOs disi sight cheeks 4GDa dis
 Freshts have slightly given way in consequence of n'- m4rous arriva!s-tn Liverpool l932d in Aneric"n and l6d in British; Iiavre Isc lu port, l05 shps, S2 barks and 49 brigs.
 Sugar in fair demand and prices irmer-extremes 2a to 5i Moasses heavy l6i1 7c. Flour is Impressed and prices unsetted-saes Of 1900 bbs Ohio for West Indies al s4 ao4 25 little S, Louis in rh hands which in small lots commands extra rates Pork clear slOniOl, Ne S9t0sl. Nj. 0. ssidsa. Prime s7i1s- sales of l0O0 bbs Mess speculaon in lots Ss 45 37I and $g 25. Bacon very dull-uneanvassal hams p7I, ranvased do and extra cured sD9, sdts 4l14a, shoulders 3t03l. Lard is without animalion- extreme. Lxp6c Busgins and Rope-stocks excessive and prices cordng 10 quality terms, &c; sales 800 pieces, vore brand for Charleston nt 10tc cash Whskey in modcr- ate demand and declining prces rectifed 96S26ic- Crain-saIes of white Corn ths Leyes al s5 0ssc; Oats in sacks 35 0s7ic
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

lNOuBLOONS-2sO Spanish Doubluons, for sale D janla by ESLAvA, MURRELL x co. A DVANCES--L,berni advances made on ship. "A ments vf Cotton 10 New-Orlsans by
 ,anls F. w. Mccoy & co. LyOR HIRE--A first rate Cerpenier--a situation 1T ,n the coua,ry would be preferred. Apply to
 janls P. B. TAYLOR, Hagan's b"ildinss. WANTED--6 Negro Fellows, good wood cut. w ters. Apply to A. c. WALKER,
 janls 37m at Shippers Press nEXTER'S WHISKEY-100 Lbls double Rec. lJ iified, in store md for sale by
 janl3 F. w. Mccoy co. k by JOHN PHILLIPS,
 jRRfs ssrses eshd asa Wases.sts
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13
Review of thc Mobile Market.

From our Price Current of Saturday.
 COTTON-The receipts of the week amount to only 6742 week last year la4 45O bales the ghtest since the 18th of November. The OK ports l039 bales and the stock remaining in port including all ship board to 62 574 baos, against S9, ,257 same time last year.
 The market somewhat unsettled st the close of the preceding week prices quoted Ac in some, and iGte In other grades lower than current prior 10 The receipt of the Acadias advces Since then reaction has taken place. and holders have had the ascendency The compa ravey large sales of Friday week and marked falling off arrivals stiened the market very sensbly on Satur day the feeling prevailing during the succeeding bu- sness days and yesterday in which time prices had gradually recovered all of the previous depression the rates paid Thursday showing fully ADHc. advance upon opening prices of the week In this time factors being withdrawn, while buyers, under previous freight engagements reluctantly compelled to pay their pr ces taking however sparngy possible The arrival pfa large yesterday morning from the Aabaa ac- companed by the report of rise in that rver rendered holders rather accommodating particularly towards the close business hours which time the sales had very trng-suhscquenty one or two lots changed hands, upon easier terms
 We report daily sales Saturday 20eo Monday ls00. Tuesday "wednesday l5(D1sO0. Thursday 1900 and yesterday 1500 baIes-a total for week of 500 bales The stock unsold including that held under mts is probably not from 90 coo baes but o this there is exceeding one half the market The grades above good mddng have become The great bulk o stock offering is composed ofordnary md low midlngs Business in the previous week has been divided between buyers for England France North of Europe and the home markets In quoting annexed we remark our hgures In codace with the views ofa majority ofbrokers although one of the principal buyers yesterday alleges that his pur chases were effected at fraction lower
 rI,Aa
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13
MARINE LIST.
 PORT OF MoBILE-JANUARY ls.
CLEARED.


 CLEARED. Bf bark Crown, Fletcher. tur Liverpool by Martin. Bark zsnobis Remington, for Providence, by Balleu & Hall.
 Bark Julia, Burgess, for Providence, by B Ames. Brig Galveston, Burr, for Nsw-York. by Fosdiek CharSck.
 ARRIVED. Schr Louisiana. fin New Orleans with coal. sehr Independence, Brown, from New-orleans. 10 mastsr,
 Steamboat James L Day Reynold. i'm New Orleans Steamboat Creole. Hern. fn New, Orleans. Stennib Monieznma, Baker, fin New. Urleans. Seaninoat Marenso, Adams, i'm Montgomery, with 1889 Steamboat Alabama, Wilson, from ws,u npka with 466 bales cotton
 Steamboat Factor, Garrison. from WetumDka with Steamboat Minerva Burgess, from DsmopoIis with 6G4 bales cotton. steamboat Churlo.s, Lothrop, from weiumpka, with 40I bales cotton.
 Steamboat Nonubes, Hammond, i'm TuscaloOsa, with 682 bales cotton. Steamboat Marquette, Fry, fin TuscHloosn, with 757 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Dallas, Adams, fm wiihers' Landing with l019 bales cotton. Steamboat Norma, Leach, i'm Loyans Bluff, with sO2 bales cotton.
 Duvis nat fin Aiabans River, with 40 bales cotton. CLEARED FOR THIS RoRr-At Boston, Jan I-Bark Ohio, Ellis.
 Jan 2-ship Viola, Jameson. Al New-i ork. Jan 2-BHrk Rose Slandish, Spencer. Al Providence, Dec a-Bark Baltic, Allen. ARRIVED HaNca-AtNew- York, Jan. 2-Brig Selma, Smith, 10 days.
 SAILED THIS roir-From Nswburyport. Dec. sl -BArk Cowper. L~crsN. ADV FOR THIS roRr-At New York, Jan. 3-Ship Peter lIaiirick, Post: b,rk Philura, Forbes. Al Boston, Jan 2-Bng Boston, Prrcival. Al Philadelphia, Jan i-Bark Patton Jr. Symmes. At Charleston, Jan 7-5chr Squirrel, Richards. TRLsoRArHED-A, Boston, Jan e-ship Pia,lns, Man.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

The Georgia Rail Road has been opened for the accommodation of both freight and passengers 10 Covingion. 25 miles beyond the late terminus at Ma dison. The Road beyond Una, is graded as far az Whitehall, where u connccIs with the State Road, and will be finished for that distance in September next. Al the same period ,hs State Road will bs in operation as f as csssville, within 17 miles of the eosvn, aas ss sf .As feescsses Rlsr.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

SAIT-18OO sacks bIeached, on boaId bark La- NC mark and for sale by ianl3 VIM. MILLIGAN & CO, 34 St Mishael-st
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FOR NEW-YORK-(passage only EEN The b,rk ANN WELSH. Magna, master, &X4w will sail on the 18th instant. For pas sage, having fine accommodations, apply to
 ,snl3 WHITAKER & SAMPSON. 20 Conti.st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

SALT-For sale the cargo of ship Engandby S janl3 LAIRD & LITTLEJOHN.
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FOR NETWORK. -.fAN The packet brig MOREA, Edgar master, &has two thirds of her cargo engaged. For freight of balance, apply to
 janI3 WHITAKER X SAMPSON, 20 Conti-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

nAILY expected full assortment of [ andreih', .A/ very superior Garden Seeds, by tho Martha Washington, for sale at reducad riees by
 ian13 H. GATES, only agent for this city HAY AND POTATOES in the ba,-65O bale, III hest Eastern Hay; 500 do do Potatoes, or shipboard, will be sold low by
 jsnl3 J. H. RIVERS X co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

AATS-lO0 sacks best Western, for sale by
 NJ janla c. A. GILBERT & BRO., 50 Com.sl NNOBACCO-200 boxes various qualities, for sale
 II janl3 c. w. TORRANCE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

UT The Managers and Members of the PRO EHTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY uf the city of Mobile, will meet Monday morning, Jan l3, at Il o'cock, in he basement room of the Government street Church. for the purpose of deciding the eIpelrncy oi purchH sing or erecting suitable building in tho accoIIInlods tion Of the children under their charge.
 Ladies who friendly to the cause Of the Orphan, only invited 10 nttend hnt most respectfully urs cd to do By order of the firrt Drectress,
 innIO F.. F. ST. IOIIN. Secrnihrf.
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EOR NEW.ORt.EANS

AHANss The regular packet sissn schoOnar 14HTkn EAGLE, Caplnin G. L. Smith. will -<-Ak1z- leave for the sbove pori, ON THIS DAY. the lS.h inst, at 5 o'clock. For freight CT passage, apply 10 SMITH, DABNEY < co.
 hnls or H. A. STEWART, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

4Nt3#" A The steamer WARRIOR, E. F. AAAE@4 Oliver master, is now in the Dry 4zzszzsA Duck at New-Orlesns, and will be over in 6or 10 days Gin complete order) 10 take her her place AS regular weekly packet on the Warrior River. Leaving Mobile for Chiles' Ferry every Ss- turday, at o'clock PM.
 janll CAMPBELL, OWEN k CO.,, Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

NANDLES-l50 boxes New Bedford and othe, V brands, in store and for sale by
 ID U
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pN. ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsU-

RANGE co, BOstOn.--By an annual report of tho Drect"s ho afars of this Company are repesent- ed as seing In very healthy and prosperous condition The number Of Policies aAned for the yehr (heng the first of the Company are 343, amounting to S946 To- or which there have been losses susinrd and the Company has augmented its eapiia nearly fy DOT cent within the pear.
 The profits at the Company invested In Stocks and Bond and Mortgage Of good security
 DEXTER d ABBOTT, Agents,
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TWENTY DOLLARs REWARD.

NL W ENI DOLLhHN REWAND. VI Ms Ranaway from the subscriber on or zkos
 A tho 8ih day of March hast, M Negro ,nsa M, named EPHRAIM. He formerly belons- ed to maR named Wright, whose aame he sons- lines assumes. and was sold as his property undsv execution by the sheriff of Mobile county about . year since. ia4t 'ess %-~
 He is n very intelligent fellow and uses very choice language in conversat,on. He is thick set, of ordinary height, and his color hut n shade above black He is probably endeavorios to ret out of ths State, as be preisnds to be free. The above reward will be paid for his apprehension and delsery to s at Rlakely, An. JONATHAN lo1kNA
 set4.aHfTf -.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

JnnlS corner Conti and Water-sts
 M ESSRS MOULTON & CLARK bes leave lvA to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Mobile that their Dancing School will commence on SA- TURDAY. January 18th. at the WAvERLY HoEsT. The lessons will be arranged not tn interfere with the seminarIes of learnins-they will give TWO lessons on Saturday of esah week, from 9 till l2 o'clock snd from Two till five. The genelnen's Y class will meet on Monday and Thursday nights of each week, from 6 ill ! o'clock. janl2 91Ku
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

1.-THE MERCHANTS and oihets In the ciiy of Mo- bile engaged in The business Of shipping Cotton pecifuliy requested 10 nest at the MOBILE INSU RANGE OFFICE. This Evening, at o'cinck, for tho purpose of recommending uniform inrif of charges for tho adoption Of the several Presses in the city.
 GWATHMEY, FORBES co.
 JAMES MAGEE co.
 ESLAVA, MURRELL x co.
 H. J. MOULT
 l.. E NOMINATION. & co.
 JOHN B TOULMIN. janl3 DANIEL WHEELER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

FUR UA1NESVILLE. S ; The very fine new fast running master, wi leave for the sb"ye and all intermediate landings on TUESDAY, 14th inst, at 5 O 'cock fn. For freight or passage apply on board or to
 janl3 NJ. WARING, Agent. FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA, E~ N The fine, fast running teanboat Nd3E1kasiz1e BOURBON. Laping,on master. will leave for the above and ail intermediate landings oa freight or passage apply on board or to
 janl5 MOSES WAKING.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE-The subseribsrs, At Executors and Trustees ofthe Estate of AddM Lewis, Esq, decrased, vii; sell public auction the Real Estate, situated in the city of Mobile. wit: The Land and two story brick Stores on the south- erly side of Dauphin street. occupied by J. B. Todd and w. B. Miller. Each store with the land belonging to it will be sold by itself. The sale will take place at the Mansion House on the I2th day of February, 1895, at 12 o'clock noon. Terms made known al time of sale. Dis
 Any further information desired before the sale ean he obtained on application 10 Edward Hall, Esq. who will also attend 10 all propositions to purchase at private sale before auction
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13
KEGuLAR WEEKLY PACKED

For BntOn, Vernon, NsxpOrf aad Grssss' Londiag,
 R<EsS- h The steamer LOWNDES. H. H
 SsHtstirkH Johnson master. This new light sssEaaskA draught, last running double sngiue steamer will make regular Week, trips between Me- bile and points above mentioned during the ssasoa, leaving Mobile every FRIDAY ,st5Pn. and arriving at Graves Landing SUNDAY mol ninss; leaves Graves Landing on SUNDAY at I2 N. and arrive in Mobile early on WEDN ESDAY mornings. For freight or lassage. having superior accommodations. apply oil board or 10
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decl2 lOtc

A DMINlSTRATOR'S NOTICE-Take notice "A that on Saturday, the l4ih of December. 1894. by the Orphan's Court for Mobile county, the sub- scrber duy appointed administrxtor ad dun, on the es,ais of Edward Cumfort, dscsassd. All persons having claims against the sstste of the said Edward Cumfort are required to exhibit the same within the time limited by law, or the same will be barred. 4e tar#
 decl7 l4tc THOMAS 0tRRIEN
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-13

SAILED FOR THIS roir-From Nswburyport. Dec. -BArk Cowpor. L~crsN.
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FOR MONTGOMERY.
 N [SS@ h The splendid double engine steaper SAM DALE. F. Nj. Johnson master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings, on WEDNESDAY, 18th Jan.. al o'clock PM. Nor freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. janl3 72 Front and75 Comnerce. .st
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THOMAS o'BRIEN.

\ DMINIS1RATOR's NOTICE-Ths under. "A signed having been appointed administrator on the estate of Edward McDonnld, deceased, by the tio'orabls The Orphun's Court of Mobile ceunty, hereby notifies all persons indebe to sand ss,sie te make immediate payment. and all persons having claims against the same will present them within the time prescribed by law they will he barred.
 innll 36te A. AULD, AdministFa tor.
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FOR COLUMBUS AND WAVERI.Y. A Es~ N The steamer QUEEN OF THE Ag6nsRB. SOUTH, Massis master, will leave for the above and all inter mediate landings on THIS DAY, 18th inst. al o'clock, PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 JanlS NJ. WAKING, Aaeat.