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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-03
Diss0lul ON of Partnership
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
SOEAR LAMPS.

SBBIlAH6 KIEAINE % !
FTNHE Subscribers receiving an extensive as
sortment of Patent Solar Lamps, and Girando-
les, of new and beautiful patterns suitabe for church
es, halls, parlors, stores, Steamboats,, &c.
These Lamps constructed solely for the con
sumption Of lard; and are warrented to produce
light equal to the best Sperm Oil, and at onehalf thu
cost.
0.t5- Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
JOHN B. M'FADDEN g. CO.,
65 MARKET STREET,
October 2d. 1S44-tf PITTSBURGH.
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1915
BrNGHAN's TRANSPORTATION LINE
Between Pittsburgh and the Eastern
Cities. .

Between Pittsburgh and the Eastern
Cities.
PROPRIETORS.
VIZ. BroHAM, JACOB Dock,
THos. BINeHAM. Wd A. STRATToS.
Conducted on Sabba,h-Keeping principles.
YTNHE Proprietors of this old established Line have
thoroughly recruited and renewed their stock,
and are well prepared to forward Produce and MeT-
chandizc on the opening Of navigation.
The long experience of the Propretors in the carry
ing business with their watchl attentionto the inter
esIs of customers, induces them hope that the pa
ronage heretofore extended to "Binghams Line' viii
be continued aud increased.
Our rates Of freight shall all times be low the
lowest rates that arechaged by other responsible lines
Produce aud Merchandise will be received and for
warded without any charge for advancing, Storage OF
Commission. Bills of lading promptly forwarded and
every direction carefully attended to-
Apply to. or address, WIN. BINGHAM,
Canal Basin, cor. Liberty and Wayne ss Pittsburgh
tBlNGHAMS, DOCK, and STRATTON,
No. 2I6, Market street, Philadelphia
-, JAMES WILSON, Agent,
No. l22 North Howard street, Baltimore
WILLIAM TYSON, Agent,
Oetl-6m No. 10, West street, New YORK
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-03
NEW sPRING 8 sUMMER GOODS.

NEW SPESING q SUMMER UOODS.
YVNHE subscribers take pleasure i'll announcing to
their customers and the public generally that they
are now receiving, and opening large and well selee-
ted assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been purchased in the eastern cities at
such prices will enable them to sell at cheaper rate
than heretofore offered in this place. Persons
wishing purchase cheap goods will do well, and save
too, by Just calling at the store Of
April IL, lS45. KILGORE, LYONS Il co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-03
DIR McLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER
- PILL,
For the cure Of Hepatites or Liper Complaint,
Dyspe, ,JSid and SICK Head-Ache.

Dyspef fysia and SICK Head-Ache.
II NHIS remedy having been for several years en-
l. ployedby the proprietor in his prac dce, very
large scalein in MonongaHo, Preston, Harrison and Ran
dolph countless Virginia besides several other places
and having been attended with the most happy effects
he has been om time time solicited adopt such
curse as would give it a extensive circulation,
with Il view to lessen the amount of human suffering
Aware of the fact that many useless nosrums have
been palmed upon the public, he hesated for several
years. until thoroughly convinced that the above medi
cine, if properly used would not fail to effect in
great many instances and to alleviate those cases
which are quite incurable,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-03

<~tINGHAMS, Calicoes, Cashmere dc Cose, Muslin
Z j de Lainos, and Persian Attomans. a new and
splendid ariicle,for ladies dresses. for sale BY
eepI0 s. and II. McFADDEN.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-03
MILITARY GOODS.

No. IS, MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH
TINHE subscribers are now receiving in addition to
their former stock, large and general assortment
of MILITARY GOODS, consisting in part ofSwords,
Sashes, Epaulets, Buttons Laces, Cords Braids Caps,
Pumes, Pompoms, &c, Volunteer companies supplied
with equipments banners, flags, &c.
June &c If JOHN B. McFADDEN & %,
NHE Subscribers are now receiving in addition 70
i'll their lormer stock, l50 bags prime Rio Cofeei %
chests Y, II, Tea; do Imperial; 5 do Gunpowder 10
do Gunpowder 10 do Gnnpowder; Kegs Pimentoi
do Pepper; 90 Mats Cassia
ToBACco CIG4Rs AND SNUFF--l0 boxes Seldin's l6's,
do Myers 1875 10 do J. G.. Cluys los, do Myers,
s's, do J. g. Guys, ss, 90 boxes extra fine Aroma
tic, (chewng) 10 Kegs G. Twist bbs Ganet's Scotch
Snuff 10 boxes Rappee do 200 Half Spanish Cigars,
5000 Spanish do, bbs. Common do inst received BY
octs r. MEARS q co.., SteubenviIle.
E(tRAEfABI's MAGAZINE for Octobors Godey's
NJ Iady's Book for Octoberi The Man o( Fortune,
I by Mrs Gore; Agnes Scrle, by Miss PicKering. Tho
box n Friend Blanche dc Ranai, the beautiful Turk
ish slave; Rural Chieftans OF tho Bigands Of Mexi-
co; aIInew novels and for anle ct Eastern
prices by =. u AkEk:
Y octs Steubenve,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-03
A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION!
WISTAR'SBALSAM FWILD CHERRY
ALWAYS TRTTTNPHANT!
feb. &c

passing nealtf-restofauVe V1TtueS!!!
From Dr. Baker Springfield Washington County, KY
SPR1NGFELD, KY, March ID, 945.
Messrs Sanford & Park--Gents: take this oppor-
tuny of Informing you of most remarkable cure per-
formed upon me by the use of Dr. Wistars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry"
In the year 1910, was taken with an Inflammation
when gradually recovered In the fall of l64l, was
attacked with severe cold, which seated itself upon
my lungs and for thespace Of three years was conf
ned to my bed tried all kinds of medicines, and ev
cry variety of medical aid without benefit; and thus
wearied along until the winter of 1874, when heard
of "Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry"
| NV friends persuaded me to give it trial, though
hau given up all hopes of recovery, and had prepared
myself for the change another world. Through their
solicitation was induced to make use ofthe "Genuine
Wisar's Balsam of Wild Cherry The effect was tru-
ly astonishing After FIVE years of aflicton, pain and
suffering and after having spent four five hundred
dollars to purpose, and the best and most respectable
physicians had proved unavaing, was soon restored
to entire health by the blessings OF God and the
Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
am now en Dying good health, and such my alter
ed appearance that ammo longer known when meet
my former acquaintances
Ihave gained rapidly in weight, and my flesh is firm
and solid. can now eat much as any person, and
my food seems to agree with me- have eaten more
during the last six months than had eaten for five
I years before.
| Considering my case almost miracle, deem it ne
cessary for the good of the afflicted and duty owe
to the propIieors and my fellow men, (who should
know where relief may behad) to make this statemen
public.
May the blessing of God rest upon the proprietors
so valuable a medicine as Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry. Yours respectfully, WIN. B. BAKER.
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The following has Just been received from Mr.. Ed
ward Statton, of Lexington, Mo-, which shows that
Consumption in its worst form be cured by Evils
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry''
LEXINGTON, Mo-, Jan 81, 1945.
Benjamin Pheps-Dear Sir: take great pleasure
in communicating to you what consider extraordi-
nary cure effected my daughter, about IL years Of
age, by Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. About the
Ist Of Septomberast, my daughter taken sickand
wa. attended by several physicians, whose proscrp-
lions were inefIectua or seemed to do no good. She
was attended with constant cough, and pain in the
breast. Her physicians and all who saw her. came to
the conclusion that she was il confirmed stage OF
Consumption. made 10 other calculation than for her
to die But as she commenced taxing the Basam she
began to improveand continued do until her health
was restored and is now entirely well. With view
of benefting those who may be similarly afflicted,
take pleasure in recommending this medicine to the
confidence of the public. Yours, with respect,
/ EDWARD STRATTON.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-12-03
GREAT WESTERN CARRIAGE
MANDATORY.

VEToULD respectfully inform the citizen Of Hari-
wv son and the surrounding counties, that SINCE
he has erected his and spacious establishment 10
THAN EVERi lie keeps on hand almost every va
riey ofwork in his line, which he does hesate to
warrant superior to eastern manufacture, such as
Family Carriages, Barouches, Sulkeys
Buggies, Gigs, Slelghs. &c.
And will make to order on the shortest notice and on
the mostreasvnable and fair terms the best article of
STAGE COACHES.
Those who entrust him with their work, may be as
sured that pains expense will be spared in pTocu
ring materials of the best quality second to in the
ate Persons wishing any vehicle in his line, Will
find it to their interest give him call before dealing
elsewhere OF Don't mistake the big sign of J. W,l-
iams, Coach Maker, directly east fthe Cadiz Hotel
Catiz ADril 9-ly
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-22
Res,rcuPv,S nE Cs,V,ruN.

Per steamboat I.owndes fun Montp ponsry-Tnrieton & % Sl; Pope San e; Horton Clock l5 Harrison Robinson lo5 q Henry A; Boykin 8 McRae go; Wthsrs & ca Sy; Dickinson Eusils ls; Hoyt & Ford IT; amth Wyckof X Hicol 25; Iohn Simpson 3; nives Battle q Isl; Wheeler 29; Andrews X Dawson S Lsavsns & Malone g; c Goode g 1. Walker < co l. T Stalworth 20; Gordon ( Curry 4; A Lrlyard co 1; Donald < MarshalI 26 Toomer, Gay x co 4; sas Redus Iiawze 1.
 Per steamboat Wm Bradsircet fin Montsomsry-E l. Andr ews co l2o baes Rves Battle co 2ls; Dopnid 4 Marshsit aii " Bower & co 5l; Lzbax,n Olds sl; ispry i2; Goode l2i Leavens X Malone l7i Dick lnson < Eusts l2 Allen x Hayden 8; J B Nave ,; 5 Puneh 3; T McMilan 1; slodder 8; A Ledyard & ro &; 4 Pope * Son 4; Lesesne & Toomer. Gay * co & Simps,n l; Boykin & McRae2.
 Per steamboat Marengo i'm Montsomery-M sayro 27 bales; s Andrews & co 7J; ToOmer, Gay x l24; c " Tsrieton ao Bradford { saunders IA lovi Ford e7; Andrews < Dawson 53 Straug & Uirick 10; T Ls 62 Gordon Cuiry 45; Dickinson Eusiis IS; W Bower co Harrison X Rohnson ss, Rves, Battle { ss 4S, Tsreion Scott 2; Smh, WyckcT & NlcOii 40; Boy kin & McRae l96 siMlaun 6; Dsshs, Smilh x ca 7J Nave 4 D stojder I5i Walker & co II; R a dn sk Terrell si c Goode Allen Hayden go, Donald < Marshall l2 Albert & Prentice 30; Lravens Mslons 2s; Stebbns 2l; sco, Slough & co 2; Waller IS.
 Per steamboat North Alabama fin Coumbus--Allen& & Haden 50 bales; ] Boyd X Bro IA Too;ner, Gay as co lss Albert Prentice s6; Maudin & Terrell 64i Rhea. sykss < co 25; Harwei X Davis 2; A Pope X Sou s5; Walker simpson IS; TAfieion Scott 30; Ino Cuia- mus 39; Jones & swanzey 9; Harrison X Robinson g; mpsou, Matihieson & Simmons 8; Crawford l. C.w. dy EOS; scot, Slough ls; W Iarhu i6; c Kelly 6; Ellis X co l7. 10 order 77; A E Ledyard < co si
 Per steamboat Dsiins fin Memphis-Dssha, Smith & co 234 baIssi Lyon & Baker le0 II Mnae co IFS; E Csrlisis co 2; Tart. Stewart & co l50; Boy kin McRse 65i Mau'din & Terrell 50; Anderson X Dickson 50; Allen EiadeR 4ei Walker X Simpron 40; Simpson koih 40; A Lsdyard co 37; Rupert X McI.ellausl 37; RIres, Battle & s; Boyd Bro 24 Crawford x Gowdv 2i:J 0 Cummna le Hurwri * Davis IS. Tno- mer, Gay & co l7i B Fonlane & Son ls; A Campbell e Vaughn 4 1olines2.
 Per steamboat Victoria i'm Logan's Bluf-Alen & Ha deu Il5 bsies Peck d Shacklefnrd l58; Jno Cunt 1905 Toomer, Gay 6 co 60; Dickinson Eustis 25; E Carlisle co l9; Ledyn X co IS; Tartt, Stewart & 60 IS; Broadnax Newton CD II; Anderson Dick ssa g. Harwel < Davis 5; Crawford Gowdy :.
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uassGNs.ssus

Far steamboat James L Day from New urisans- Mrs Prestrdge, Misses Dabney, Smith, Capt G Papker. Msssrs Taylor, Davis. Walker Pres!ridge CabAwsih W 0more. Watkins, Bunncll, Bctts Ward, DsxsBport, 1T Ware, Try, Rordsn, Lee Jones. Stantsn, Williams, Me- Rae, Thomas, Norton Cole. iiull Flint, ksne Bates -
 Per steamboat Fashion from New Orlesas-Mesa.nsss Perhan, Wilson Reys Perhani, RoteDs,ss, Msssy. Dr. Perrne, Mesnrs Perkins. Trusow Stabhs tiarBAsich Radench~, Rodgers, Shorter, Munroe hvrhe. Fisher, W Rives, aiinor. Townsend, Cummings, Kerr, Stalker w Cochrane, Wilson, Norcross Forrnce, Comsiock, Sau- ford, Iienry, Myrick, Hooks, PowsIi--i4 on deek.
 Per steamboat Wm Bradsiresi tm Montsomery-Ii Dsar lady and children, IInet. lady and child W Dear lady and children Mrs Phipot and child, Msses Goodman, Blue, Messrs 5 Biount, Dear. c Beach, Brison, c W IIufrhau, N M Cabnpiss. Nj Johnson, N Good win, JL Bradley, N Smith, A Jones. Thos Carson, N J Davis, W hetts, N Bennett, W Ether idss. Cose. Mar.hal, Nj Blue, w and D D Edwards --lOe dsok
 Per steamboat Lownies fni Montsomery-Mrs Goo c Henry, child and svt Mrs Stewart, Mrs Wilams and children, Mrs Scott, Mrs Montague and child, Mir snw Carsou. Msssrs Winchester, McCrary Mours, Durden. Hargisr, Rogers, Fisher lluman, Lee, Johnson, Mor- sss. Grove, Jones. Wallace Gaslon, Patton, Hamilton, Carssa, Kidd, Don. Lowdcr, spann. Lindsey Bettis, BaTsneld.
 Per sie.npoa, Dallas from Memphis-J Poster, lady and daughtsr Miss Csrdwei. Messrs Swain. McGsheeH Bkinnsr, Alexander, Newson, Green. Hawkins. Oaky ' Jsnes, D Poison, c Rushing, w Bell A Richard
 Per s,esmbont Victoria fin Lossn's Bluff-Mr Calls. has and fsmiiy, messrs Hanna. Ellis, Snow.
 Per steanboa, North Alabsma from Coinmbus-Mrs 0rissby sad chdlen, Miss Shepherd, Revs Cham kerinin, r Shepherd, Gen Grant, MessrS Hawkins, Weir, tioskins, Hair, Evans Winiham. summervile, Cox, Wilson, McImtosh, Harper, BUb, Molly, R and
 Per stsnnlbost Mar-ngo fin Montgomsry-A Morgan and lady, MesdAnes Rawls, Williamson and sn, Dunn E Iiobhs and 8 children, Misses S Nance tisrdnway Morgan, MJ Bell, Drs Barney, Sullivan, Young, Randall Rev Thonasnu. Messrs Asmlin. iinrt. Leary, Davis 1hshap Iiudsun, Keenan, Sinclair, Raifcrd, McManus Dsnisis s,iih, sanchrs NJ spirey Hodges Cosiar, Bro tan ffardawxy, Smiih, Baldwin. MArson, Clay. Pitts Wiison. Iiantnes, Ansey. Wilson, Nelson, Boykin, " Wsst. wss.morsIand, alexander, Stone, Broadnax, Goodwin. Molly. tI.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-22

A CARD.--The Manager of he ''NoRTH AhE- RIcAE CIRCUS" respectfully announces lo the ci,i- sens of Mobile that he has closed his Anphitheatre at Cincinnati and Albany, and that he will open the Public Square for a few days, commencing on
 MosDAY, DECEMBER, 22sD,
 With a series of Equestrian entertainments, in the style that has elicited much prase from the Press in the Northern and Eastern States.
 The acknowledged taste and experience of his As- sstsBis, the extensive troupe of Performers, Nais and FsmaIe, UnrIvalled in their respective depart ments, the magn 6ceni stud of beautifully varegaied and highly trained Horses the celebrity of the Band of Musicians, (tiopkiss Brass BaHd) the extent of the oul6t and appliances, costumes of the most re- cherehe order. Housings and Trappings of the most appropriate style every thing of the most costly de- sgns. and ndapied t0 the most gorgeous page"niry, afford material for combination of representations that cannot be equesioned-particularly as the repu tation Of the N A. c. IS guaranty, Il IS trusted, that the designs shall be of the chaste concep tions, and the fome ensemble such may be worthy of the iastldious taste, and dyesied of every thing that might, by possibility offend the deicacy of the most refined audience.
 Of such nature will be the Entrees (many) and gotten up wiih view 10 the extent and capaci- ty Of the mammoth N. A. c. Feais of Eqaitafios, fxmbiiag, Vaglting, Tfgh Rops. Cords Eldstqss, Baldneisg, Posturing, Animated Pyrdmids, Negro Buriettas Pacefe, Eguesfriaa Scsass dad Comed,ss, Coatorfoas, Pageanis, and Nor,iiies asd Odduiss o every description, which, in their phases, will furnish amusement, and it is hoped, sometimes instruction tor old and young high and low enliven- ed alternately by the Brass and by the Reed and String Band, who will, during the intervals, offer collections from the favnriie operas. decl9
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CONABGNEEa

Per schr Clara fun Attakapas--Sands X co; w Han; hsll. is. '.'i-
 Pc, sehr Rosine fin New Orrans-MarshaIl, Rowe A 60; s & l Jones.
 Per schr May flower i'm Frunklin-sands & co; Lalt, W Hall.
 Per steamboat Fashion fin New rlesns-J II IIu- Der; Dorranco Stanard Foster Baieile; C Krifh; N Waring & co Wilson & May D Fowler Jr; BradInrd A Saunders Cook * co; Washington & Callahan; Bell !f D Edger,; ViolrIG Knapp x Schultz; J O'Eenly 4 co; W fl Redwood; w s DeGrushr.
 Fer steamboat James l. Day from New -Orleans- Wosteidt & Bro; l X Jones; Rves, Battle & ee; Davenport CAmPbell, Owen x co; Sauds & Go. T F Miller & co; Burdsaii, Hayden & Lee; Gilmore.
 Fer steamboat Montezuma from New-OrsAna-E E Gi Csuier co; Persse; Mccoy 4 Johnson; Gilbert dE B.s; Fnstsr & Bsttee; c K Foote & eos Wilson A May; Ware X Chssbroush; Kerby; T Ellison.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-22

bbls mofasses "t ir
 ATTAKAPAs-Psr schr Clsra-ss AAdssusar, ass bbI, nolzsses.
 NEW-oRLEANs-Per schi Rosiss--250 coils -rups A bbls whiskey, t20 do bread.
 NEW-URLRAkS-Per schr KndusWy--l2S sks corn. l0i hbs -four, 43 do mnlasaes Oo kegs lard, nhds su gar, bxs corIias I cAsk haeells
 NEW-ORiEANS-PeE steamboat Fashio n-29 bbls hf do moiasses, 46 do four. IA do whisks r. do la do pork l7 do fruit. 52hf butter q hads sugar. 20 sks e"es bxs iobcco 50 sks oal 20 kegs lard head cattle. &e.,
 NEW WORKMANSHIP steamboat L Dsy-I7 bbls olHrses, 16 da our, 10 do bacon, lu ine do 90 do feat l2 do moIasses do hhds snxur g es begging, 41 coils rope, 35 kegs butter. sks coffee
 kEW<ORtEANS--Per steamboat Montexuma--52 hhds 27 bbs sugar; go hbs mOassss l2O bbs aour 20 bls skesse 9S sks corni as bbls oranges and sunde
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-22
OFFICE SUPsRIsTEKDAET PUBLIC TIMBER.
 Aohile ai.t Nov I6I5


 CIRCULAR-It being za obJeei oI the Govern V meat ts preserve and prevent from waste the Tinber oa the Ps6ls Laods, such P'se, Ook. Cypress, ke.. Tor the of tue Navy, the under signed has bean instructed te take steps necessary to carry ou, the ~ishes of the Government in that particular r-hereby gives public that any per soa persons hereafter found cutting, feliing or carr, ing of timber from oI the public lands, lands bslonging the United States. in the Stais of Alabama, adjacent 10 the Gulfo Mexico. in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, and Washington, will gress in such cases made and provided.
 l, h not the object of the Government 10 inter- fers wnh those claiming pre- empii"n rights OF public lands who only cut timber euough 10 build fsuees, hou.es for dwellings, Sc., provided no tim Der is carried of for sale Those who have been in ibs habit of cutting and carrying o from the public lands. plae. oak. cypress, junper, kc. will do weu te atiead to this nolice.
 nov24 245Ew J. q. LYON.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-22
MARINE NEWS.
PsE. or .Ioslls-.Ds..ms.r aa. ls45S.
CLEARED.

Bark 9eossiA. Otis. for Liverpool, by c Martia. schr kizabslh, DAsseIt fbr New Orleans, by mnsiar.
 ANHlVEp. .... |, a, sr ship Colonist Snnot rom Liverpool, to Jas Reid q CO., " - ~ Br ship Greenock, Fleek, from Liverpool 10 Laird Ltllsjuhn v. br ship Orbit Larkin, fm London, Co master. 5r bark Hiond- CraUard, from the ClJde tn ballast 10 Laird LitileIohn. Brig Gohe, CUIbnrn, fni Bath, 10 master.
 srhr Onlwn, smith, fin Apnlhchrnla, 10 master. 5thf Clara, uAtchins. fm AtHkapas, to master, l 6chr Rosiae, Kornbeck, na New Orleans to master n schr iHdustIy, Long, from Nsw-Orleans to Ounce < Hurtei. SIT sehr Mayhower. King, fin Franklin, La., to " Hall. sIeamhoat fashion. Fullerton. rrau New Orleans, Steamboat Day, Rcynods. i'm New OrlrAns. Steamboat Monteznma, uakey, fin New.Orle sisanoodt Lowndes, Johnson, fin Montgomery, with 5l8 bales cotton. ~ ' Steamboat Wm HrndstFeet Aeahar finn Montpou,nrV with 653 bales cotton. .' Steamboat Mnreng", Adams, from Montgomery, with l052 haes enli0n.
 s,rambost North Alabama. Martin, from Columbus Wnh 5ao bales cotIOn.
 Steamboat Dallas, Johnston, fin Memphis, with 1910 bales Otton.
 Steamboat Victoria, Payne from Logan's Hun. with 6S6 bales cotton.
 DawsOn X suinsfsIIows aat, i'm Cahawbs River, with 1A0 bales cotton,
 CLEAszD FOR THIS PORr-From Boston, Dec ll-sehr Odd Fellow, OakuIAn.
 At New Cnstle, Dec 2-Sbip Amulet, tnew) flows. From New.fOrk, Dee ll-Bris q en Wilson, Miner.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-22
MEMORANIlA

95 sehr Helen, from Attakapas for ihls rort, prsvi ousy reported abandoned the eastward of Pass You trs lowed into New Orleans on the 18th inst by the a.saIurr st Mary
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-22
RNGLIaH s1H00I-

BARTON AcADEMY-BAsENENTs STORY.
 TUNHIS SCHOOL will De opened on Le 20th IRat, Il under the charge ofE. E. BorSTot, A. B.. aa efficient and experienced teacher. K .adng, Spell ling, Writing. Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar will be faithfully larRht. T, nion for boys under eight yeais, $2; over eight, sS per month.- No pupil will he received for sho ter term than two months. The tuition for that time will be re- quired, invariably. in advance The school will be snler lhe general supervision of lhe subscriber.
 oclll ll2 D. r. MERRILL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-22

PHILADELPHIA SADDLE
 BY WAREiiOUSE-R. 2 Dauphia sfrea, nert door a6ors
 Commerce s,rse The nndersign- ed has received by late arrivals from Philadelphia a large addi- tional supply of SaddIery asd Saddlery-Hsraess. which he will dispose si at low prices, whole sale and retail. He will he re-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-22
MAMMOTH WHOLESALE SHIRT DEPOT,

s. DAVIS,
 NO. 53 UPHIN STREET. TsHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ALL Aer- 1 chants, Traders and private Gentlemen 10 in. spect hs stock, comprising in bis collection al ihs styles and improvements made n the articles embraced in his furnishing department that have been aieiy made. He is constantly iu receipt of all the necessary articles for GentleInan's Toilet, via: Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen bosoms, collars Re-, Shirts, all Linen, Scarls,
 CoiOred shirts, Cravats,
 Under Shirts, Collars,
 Drawers, Stocks.
 SuspeRders, Gloves and Hosiery, Pocket Hankerchie(s,
 very fine lot of Shirts by ships Mary Phillips and Mary Frances to ssit the dealers.
 This IS the only Gentlemen's Furni1hius Depot in ihe city.
 TERMS, ONE PRICE. AND CASH. Look sHt for ths sien ofMs Mammofh Shri deee M ESSRS. MOULTON & CLARK beg leave lvA inform ihe Ladies and Gentlemen of Mobile and vicinity. that their Dancing and Haifsine Aea. deny will open on Monday the 6th Hst. at the WA VERY HoUsE for Ge n'enen al early candle ligbt, and on Saturday the 18th for Masters aud Misses at g A. NJ.
 N. B. Messrs. M. & C. would bs blessed to see those that wish receive instruc,ion present the commencement. Entrance to tbe saloon os St fras- cis street. dcce
 Barton Academy-Male DepaFtment. :" K. MERRILL respectfully gives uotce that he M will reopen his Schso on the 2oth instant, in tue second story of the Academy. Insrucioa will be giveH as heretofore the various branches of a thorough English ard Classical Educstion. Tuition Sf5 and S6 per month payable in advance com petent teacher of rench will be employed, and pu pils will be taught 10 speak, as well ss read and wre the language. Charge-$2 per meath.
 ociil PIP
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-22
 JAMES BARNES,

P. 8.-As there appears to be some misappre- hension as regards tue position which lhe Relief Prsss and Hiichcock's Press, under the aaenaent of Messrs. Holmes, Boi & Earle, have 10 each other, embrace th,s opportunity 10 say that they are separate and dIsliact and that we have coanectioa with sny Press combination of Press ss. We have connections warehouses conyen,ent- ly sitsated xnd are prepared to receive and com press eottoa. Idrc6 6l BARNES & JAMES.