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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK .............AUG. 25.
MINIATURE ArHaN at ....... THIS DAY.
TiiE sCN. NOON. grII sEA
Rises. 5 20 Sets 80 Rises 10 81 Morn IL 10
LATEST DATES
London. - Hsvre .......-.. July2l
Liverpool. July 26 New Orleans .. Aug -
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V,O CAPITALISTS, &c.-A Per-on win q = cap .- =
S-7 10 : 90 d-siroqs Of engaging IN vel estao-
as xer-anuie business in thriving town II Iowa can
aTn Of good opportunity 0y addressing > ~ care OF ooA
I7l4 Pos,-oice. References given and required
AIS Siiss
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ELEGANT MUSIC AT IA PRICE.
d. BLl>HED and sold ~ = rEhhElA ". ii
Broadway.
selections from Frys Grand Opera LeonorA p cents
Music o the Bohemian Grl Ia ." paris each - cents
Gems from Norma p cents
Noorrs Melodies No. l. schoice >ongs FOR p cents
Melodies Of scotland II choice Songs for : cents.
Puncl's Mazurss--7 Pieces l.. cents
Pan p from FRY. Grand Opera Leonors containing Mrs
-cgur'- >onE. for > cents
,lNi,tn Strauss MAitrs f'r > crri-
ii. oi Marcn- Quick-sieps, Galops, 1c &c a. The
prc~s slli isiif
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FAMILIES 10 want Of CARPETING, any article In Tho
L line are pecffly inyited 10 call and examine ono
le mos, extensive and best sssorments Of bRUeSkLs
THREE-PLY, INGRAM and al other styles OF CAkPET
ING OIL CLOTHS, RUGS &c that 70 % be found 10 fs
City The entire and s-l-cis-i Cf IN" spfns
aes from The most celebrated msnu'sctonrs OF ns cDuhul
ud Europe the many splendid pattern
nd ne yes OF coOrs which not u be found al an,
er Purchasers he assu 81 mat they VIII hnc
- prices much low than any similar establishment IN
mo City. go -. g.
" B.-An experienced Uphoserer will attend ,he NUNS
nd .ny of Oh Cloths making Carpets kc The
lJ,c-. ". n. GUIONS New Store,
,11.v Fronting on ~ Fs-i and ~ Dvi-Dnst
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WILL Re PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY.

THE AMERICAS ANGLERS GUIDE. being a compi-
aon from toe works Of popular English authors, from
Walton those OF the present day. together with lie opn
ions and practice. Of the best American Anglers, containing
every variety OF mode adopted m The ocean rver Ake and
p1nd fishing the necessary tackle and bas required man
ler of making arthc 1r-. &c &c, Win Engfayngs o.
wood by an American Angler
Depot. - tuiiou-s- au -
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Broken Bank MOney.

~ FftfN bNNte -NkHfIs
Far. & Mech, Detroit. 60
Bank of River Raisin. 3
Michigan lns. Co......-..j
Oak land Co. Bank. 10
Commercial. Buffalo. !
Clinton County .....--- ]
Natcfvielt .--..--- 1
United States, Phil. 30
Brockport. New York %
Hamilton, New-York....l2i
Bank OF Lyons. ....... !
Commercial. Oswego. ]
Illinois State Bank 80
Bk OF H., at Shawneet'n 60
Southern Life 6 Trust. So
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Boston Aultion 6alss

nyT p 4 d. RICH, ~ and ~ Bro~d-str-el Boz
II on ON WEDNESDAY, sept H.
BOOTS SHOES. and BROGANS-i,V" esses hoous'
shoes aud Bsogsns .. -
LEATHER SKINS xc-Sole Leather, Upper m me
rh AMI su.hed Csf Sheep. Morocco and Nd SKINS snd
,ih.r artic - Ia the line. Nh<o
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NETWORK AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
HAVING fakeu tue cumn'iol- store w. ~ Naier-
street the subscriber noS opening TIE larzesi anc
most conn assortment Il Agricultural implements Of a.
ads ever offered IN market MOI 81 ihes- are of ne
a highly irrrre 81 patterns warmed 20 be made Of tnr
=, rna-era rut Together 10 fhe strongest manner, u
very suner or sni.h and offered az ihs loves, cash
SEEDS FOR THE FARMER
such A. IN proved winter and -r-ng Nn-ais Rye bsreT
Osts Con Ps. Rean. Rutabsga Turuip Cabbage. Beet
Carrot Psrsnp Clover and Grs.. Seeds, improved vsre
les Of Potatoes &c. 4c ,-
Peruvian and A'rcan Guaao, Poucreie Bone dust Line,
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TRIES SHRUBS
Order. "a 81 for these and executed from choice OF the
h-,t nurseries, garden. and aores N me United
States.
WIRE CLOTHS AND slEVEs.
Different kird- ami -iK. Of ihe-- 70 ne 1a1 AZ a. tines
NEW AND IMPR WE'D IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS
tn SUBSCRIBER r.c samples seni % him Of any new
improved implements srct-. &C &c ~lch II io4ni va
abe, pans ~ b taArn 70 ping i-n before ur
public A. B. ALLEN, tlsI Nsi-f--- New lofA
aus 4fDi,W-
i.'IKE BKI(h~. TlLt-. Ae.-tre Bncss o. al
E.-r inn rf-F EI..F.s
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SODA blSCOll AMI oUIAa NhANhkaS.
WE subscriber wishes knOwn % The public ms
much u ln- biscuit and crackers which are cold ~ M
ty By he above entirely different rom ue SODA
,IsCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made 81 MS Bakery
sheh have been used by inyaids, particularly hoe- wr
aeer from ind g-son for more than tweny years w :"
est results: while h~ imitation, which can be made 'of
-. price thou n perhaps sood for person In heath ar
molly unfit Tor The SICK The above BISCUIT and CaAkgs
V.rgs Cz.cKEss PiLOr and NAVY BsEsD, al OF me nfs
aaity are constantly for sale al ne wshho"n escDnsn
i-nL rs Washington street corn-f o. wTs,o Gov
c.-f.s
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.,llMtk GOODS for D-nteinens ~ear.-We nave
- - on hand large Of seasonsbie goods,
or.ng cloths Of particularly light fabrics for Dress and
frocs Goats; Dning-. Nankeen, and single milled Cas
meres for Psnsoons Chaly and Maseiles Nestings h.
great variety which will be made order Al deduction
from usual moderate prices, In view Of the advanced
,tate Of the
VIM T. JENNINGS co, Diapers and Taors,
iylnu ~ BrOafWsV, American hptrL
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Boarding.

Boarding.
DOtRD.-A pleasant and well furnished suitable
ID for persons be had with l board on moderate
terms al No C. White lile Eas from Broadway Re
ferences required. an5 lws-
DOARDING.-TO Let with or without board large
ID and handsome suite OF apartments, win every conven
ence situated in The pleasant and central parl oi
Broadway. For further Particulars apply al this Office.
Aul1 owls
4 GENTLEMAN and lady. Two or lhree single
n gentlemen can De accommodated with excellent bOard
ani very pleasant rooms 70 Chsm5efsstIeei. door
OF Broadway. auls @wis
DONRDING.-A few genieel persons can De- sccom
- modaicd with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS
with bedrooms and closets adjoining the p aud - hoos
fhou.e No 81 Chambers few doors west Of Broad
SAy The rooms are LARGE and AIRY, aud The house I.
vel supplied with Croion waler, and BATHING ROOM
20 which bOarders Will have without extra charge
References given snd required Apply a. 81 Chambers
.f,.., is'
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amusemenfs.


NIBLO'S GARDE>.-So postroreneni q th,s e.
~ tshishneri sccogn ~ he weather, - ne orHne
Frtr-rc- from Broadway he Saloon 10 protectd and
H. S-s saloon which verrsfe. rom the top and sides
car ~ enclosed moreufs notc- Doors oren al FER,
form-nce ~ commence a. Tickets - een,s keserv-o
sal. Ore Dollar each The public u respectfully informed
thaf srrau ernrns have h concluded with iA- French
Opera Conpsnv for limited peuod. Monday Ev~uing
Aas7Isi .,h-The performance viii commence with the
hghy popu Ar Comic Opera o. L osss4rlce-henr elie.
NJ r. C.ise, Duke q NAherg, NJ N1niassicr
CASTLE GARDE>.-rhe door Will open a half
Y pas and he performances Will commence Al O'Clock
Monday Evening Arrgs = Just arrived from frs And
he Gees >c.eutifc Wonder " Ben Frsnkll" Mammoth
steam Electrical Mscnne instrument az The same
capacity ths world made Ia crder for The Jnied Ssie'
TIE Ben 'arun Franklin = capable OF charging two iho0-
-ant I'VE hunired ie,t 0 snracr IN minute The Aurora
Northern Lights are eNmoet IN the mo-, sr ! ant man
are shown by All Of the HytroEiecrtc Machine Adms
sion = cents.
MEXICAN MUSEUM. and Fr,al GARDEN Mon
.Atsy, August ?'th. and tnronsn ne e'', IN in
engaged he following novelties Col Sha7i mo - ~
yesr> " sg~ i only > inches high The New fors 1isn
l. wears Oh. 4 feet hgh he Manager has 81 purchased
pew musics nsirument called ORCHs>lRlUM, Which
possesses h- power and tones OF fun Orchestra lhe
Ds.slvins Views and ch-ome,rope Madame Roeswe.l
Re Fortune Teller; Great Western. Mr.. Corover Mss
Robertson. Living Anaconda and Raf;e Snake
Admission Is cents Children under 10 years is. eents
DA>ORANfA OF he Hudson River drawn from Nature
/ and engraved by william Ws5e.
This crinesiou Of the Hudson. the result o. much Oh
rvsron. labor ard research nieded intere, wei
Of The river and is winilngs from Newlofk Albany,
s1oN-re fully both bank. rOm the middle Of the
stream The Counties, Sine' Towns, Na.sSss Lsndinss.
denoted together with the historical and other important 10
eaes The hole forms true r'cfsre, and also serves A.
'oyggrsytic plar IL Is engraved IN NE oest copper
oafe vle and sold either coorei plain. folded In com
rac and convenient form for The pocse, opening al any
pqa' Or displaying The whole len MILAN i Glt WADE
u, Broadway. New York, and
WILLIAM CRoOME,
y. laID HI.
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New IUVENILE sINGING BOOB

cal. Moral and Patriotic Songs arranged and composed
S1r one two ani three voices By William B. Bradbury.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED->swyers MORA Phloso-
phy-E-meu II moral Pho-OpAy, on Tie basis uf the Ten
Commandments containing complete system q Mora
Dulles ty Leicester sawyer A. u President Of Central
College, Ohio. vol l. mo- - -
MARX Il NEWMAN. Publisher,
aus2 100 Broadway. y. Y.
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TEXAS A AZ sE y slM Rtak LEI ~ o2 e.

~ PACKETS BETWEEN NEW YORK ASp oAL'
syEsTON The subscribers have esta eu 20 =,
~, mr. line Of Packets New fofx and ossssvn "
"a. rom sseh port on h,st Of each month q. ioiows
re- brg EMPIRE Capt B.xtsf 10 sal IRON rs~-Ivs,
=, s.,smser next nod from 0a.eston hfsi VI November
next ...,n -..- A.. A. ..,t s.o,.
New. York fret Octotcr and from Galveston hfs !" De
cember next
Nsw-York first November and from Galveston hfss
July next A., -.
re brx MARY Captain Morris to sail from Sew.fofn
fret December nexi and from Galveston hfs' FsouAS
a~sf ard thereafter In regular Succession ..-
These vesse arc all on superior clsss having sne e.Ds
.rcxmmodsfions ably commanded, VIII ssii yon1sy
sdvesrsed and taks hfeighs and passenger q "s
nfea 49, . a.. ..s.bi.shed
agents Galveston and give ed'cieui S 20 ,e.p md
ae.s VI Tie line and al ofbsr business anee.s~ ~
also make liberal advances 90 viii be rexu.
Goods directed 70 ts care Of the ~ nsy
ay onwardsd fres from Commssyaa sn .sxo I'm ,s
.ni upoo s beng regularly forw.as" vs,,',p t.od,
" I 6ss,a gyr fr-sxh, ps:s-ss, apply "
70, 20 - 80 aaOwvRA NsiL-"> o s''"..s'. =
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CAMP MEETING-oa the rns Of ne
2 - NHm.xonic Railroad, II miles NORM o.

brfgsport - - u.o..,c
Tn. Steamboat running m connection WIN M nov, %
n R.,o.a caves Market street Per every morning ''s"
ps.s.nspr. .,,iss At The Camp Ground al Y ~
Retarpin NJ tbs arrives IN New imA - ~ "a
The meeting Will commence On "''''
r N beautiful grove w1tinn % rods
a. 80 AZ. Thai pss.enzere subject io no exp~"s"
=, 49, IN. Z, mo yrnnd after leaving The cars
a.,gxg, And Tenu i4xen and rrtnfled free Tiehss
20 nd return al IS found on board use oost so@, "
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THE WANDERING JEW

THE WANDERING JEW
Is ADVANCE This Morning j. pub shed, by 2. WIN
L CHESTER q Annstreei. No "a being several Chap
ers received IN advsnce-pnce Three Csnis-NoL l. of
lierbens elegant ransailOns-j0 cenis-lNOs I 10 81
le remaining Nos A. .. cents each aus II
MRS. cAUDLE's CURTAIN LECTURES.
THE Ninth aud only Complete Edition Of these remarks
be revelations Of lfs bshind ~ carfatn,' : now
rrady-prce p ceufs-couanng - Lectures. with sew
era Ensuyng- SOLD AZ al the Cheap Book Stores and by
aus u. T. WINCHESTER. Puhishe-. p Ann-t
The TEMPTATION, BY SUE.
'THE Fourth Ediuon Of This remarkable Romance - 20
I ing Of rapidly Copies may be had Of ali Cheap Book
aus ii. T. WINCHESTER Publisher, q Ann-si.
THE ARABIAN GoDOLPHIN,
flY Eugene Sue-Sccond tdi..-n-llu-traied with beau
- anl Engraving Price u. c,.nts This : a sporting
>ove. and very interesting one. sold by the Cheap
aus T. WINCHESTER. Publisher p Ann It
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING.
EOR SALE By WM H. GRAHAM, Tribune Building,
The Ladies Naiional Magazine. september is+b-
Original Embellishments for he september number
No J. The Mountain Flower Engraved expressly for
u.s.. by G.mbrede.
40 The State Barge. Engraved on steel by Brandord
No. D. Fall Fashions, In advance Engraved for u by T.
Humphreys.
The Golden Thread ~ Caroline ONE
The Autumn Woods. By Eliza :. Pratt
M.nruvrnr By DR. Robert p Li''le.
Home IN Heaven. BY Hamlet symmes
The Jill nv Ellen Ashton.
The Autumn Leaf
Hint on Bonneis. By Emily n. May.
To the Hudson By Robert p Ure-ev
Isabel Raby. BY he author Of Conquest and se'i-Con-
quest" &C
song of the Fcrsakeu. By Mrs. Ann :. Stephens
The Mountain Flower BY +; NJ Sidney.
The Pudtsns Daughter. BY n. J. Vernon
Ellen Gray By George Elton.
The State Barge. By Harriet J. B0wle-.
Fashions for September.
Home Department
Review ~ New Books.
Editors Table
Terms. only :. per annum. Single numbers 70 cis.
WIN II. GRAHAM.
ana Exclusive Agent. Tribune findings.
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Hiss MARY HATHAWAY having recent

vi TUNED from the South proposes re-estsnl.hng
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES IN this CITY. a. No 49,
sixth avenue door helos Iwriiitstre-t
Miss viii devote the sirciesi pcrsora aenon 20 III
morals The manners and he meufA culture o those who
may be entrusted % her charge. She de gus empOynl
rum9eieu, Teachers III The various departments and ih,
course u instruction viii be very thorough and comp etc
embracing ali she branches Of modern accomplished edg
-aiiun-
Mss r. having Rad many years experience a. teacher,
10Th u I'M, civ and here iaters herself hat she
confidently appeal The satisfaction Of former patrons as
guaranty for future success
einher.
81 permission Mss II refers % the Rev W r W LiArn-.
ID ID Hon judge EimoIds. Aaron Rand Esc Z ~ Starr
So A y Cum NJ D K NJ Boies. VI. d. A Il. Wheel
ESQ Henry Calhoun, Esl. 4. Judson Rad, Esq
"a : NWE>fr
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ITO NANTFACTURERs.-T advertiser wi.hr,
lake interest tabshed manufacturing ousi
this CRY, ~ which an sddronal amount OF
capital Of soc and hrs services On the commercial depart
meuu car be probably employed The business must be ,
iress "Conneclcui Office u this paper and 70
me and useless inquiries state clearly t- business Is pros
prcf- &C AL communications viii be treated As stric
I r,us4.nti.f sI25 r.
URANUS q LUITKEL nave received per lan
arrval- extensive assortment Of Tnn Letter Paper
Porcelain Pump nsstsnds. Marble Paper Weighs, focAr
ns.lsuds. Embossed Port F0O- Penkniye- RszOrs, SCH
.0r. Dess Knives Pear Folders Glass ns-tands IN grea
rran-p.renf Waters. Pear Penholders Letter ard Not
Envelopes. Letter Clips. Motto Seals. CANNON Boards
&c Sc all Of which offered Wholesale ana retail,
he lose-f prices. BY FRANCE, 10y kEL'
Minnfacmrng >tstoner-. y Maiden Lane.
Southern 4nd Western Merchants supplied win Accom-
Rook. ard Stationery a. low pfices aus In
INDIA RUBBER .HOE~.-BlsHOP bKEE
IDEN = Gold street have hand The largest an D.,
-tocs VI INDTA RI BIER SHOE, % BE- found IN the
safes hch tey ole. hr trade favorable terms -
ilv other house.
Purchasers invited examine heir stock before ouy
y B sole Ager. for the sale Of, Patent Rnboers man
lf.cfuret by he CRY India Rubber Company o. ffov
/ iare- x l154awlmi-
INDIA KI BIER -HOE-.-soo psirs Meas Wo-
mems. VI 4nd Cldren- Para Rubber Over shoes, re-
cls By lse importation. Of --e very cheap ~ the case
ID toz-n D-al-f- Will DO vel ~ call and examine before
ulrcha-irg srss here. HUTCHINSON kyNfOS,
.uA 1t. 50 Maiden ane.
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,.'IkL BKICh~, rfLt-. Ne.-tIe Bncss OF a.
4 shapes eCuaI 10 lie be-l imported Furnace b!Ocks
Bars and abs Oven Greenhouse and other Ties Crate
nd Stove Lnings Fire Clay Fire Mortar. &c The largest
a bs ss.orrrrnin the city For sac a. the Saamander
" orks, u Cannons treek aa>o II
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I Oropsy, Gravel, Inflammation " NE Baddef sna =
.ea.es u the Urinary Orgsns DR.. q. c. ssnshns We
liable Lhentripuc Mixture Is The only certain rspeny
~ .boy. class OF complaints IL has been used tor man
mrs oy the proprietor and has never Jailed 70 snofa ~
Ant relief te proving the virtues " me Mx'e,e
rreuarity Suppression and al diseases incident 70
n. es are successfully treated by this article A. pDhnr
h. Blood Il Is one Of the hr.t medicines Of tnr day
and psrticua ar u the virtues " ms nc
Ii snor H. Agent 10 this City, where PanPnets may
b.n.-t gratis. containing certificates 70 "nl.h Jo
srr full confidence. Then A. proof Of Ine 800.
A. ienr nv one Bottle only, and you E hnn la ,eA'
st.cb tb. proprietor 80 conhdrpfy orer< rof sac
NM BURGER. 81 and 81 Coz nlxnn's.
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lAEPOr OF Fancy Dress Anci.s ~ broadway, tAmer-
~ ican Hotel opposite the FOuntain-Just received. sk
,nd san scars Cfavs and Pocket Hdkfs In new and de-
.lrane styles which, with general assortment Of Fancy
Dress ar les will be- sold At our usual moderate prices.
Ani5 wis VIM I JENNINGS Co
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Nc IN nAR IRON .TOKAGE.--Ths a

M: AND BAR IRON sTOKAG E.-The under
.xre having erected eoodous ~. ,os sssorss
49, n, pi1 Iron 10 prepared 10 receive ootn Bar and
,.s - ,v f,sor.be erms The location Of The preni
-. tets Piers and Norm h.ver1 opPo''s re ~
- -.-.re 10 receiving and delivering Other merchan
- :, he lowest rate. JAS. N. OLSEY,
~ =, 1900 n We-f-st
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lNOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, now receiving At The
New York Cash Tailoring Establishment No lJl bros
ssy three doors below n. Franxlin House
The subscribers receiving their Fall supply Of
dch Styles French Elastic Cassmeres and Ne.tlngs Also
gery rich patterns of Cravas Scss and Fancy Dress articles
u every description for Genilensr's 10 ic1 they
would invite The attention of he public
Stranger. and others arriving the city wishinta f ~
lsal outfit will hnd this establishment every article re-
luise complete Gentemans Wardrobe of the --latest
styles and best fabrics, al ne lowest cash prices
Full suits furnished few hours notice, and for the con
genence OF customers requiring garments TOR Immediate
-- We keep constantly hand assortment Of the nesi
quality aud attest styles equal IN every respect 10 those made
10 order Terms on delivery and deviation prices.
sutf. J. C. BOOTH ! co
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ALMA>at>.-Tn- Ifad- -upglet lin A.mAn4c, a
n d. p-e, 1f m .nu scurns a. tn Tribune u-c-. -ni
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soLELEATHER AND HIDES.

m nnn siDEs H~mlock tanned Sole Leather
lV,OUU 200 In OAK do do
vsnou. tannage- wngnt- and cpalires Also 1000 Rio
,,.ufe Hides avg u 10 y lbs 10 lots suit purchaser
r .sIe Al he lo~e-f ma'set pnce by
NO eu.- G. LEE KNAPP \ PALEN, 10 Jacob-s'.
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- To lET-Tos small family. the second story and
Ne h.rk rrn and bedroom la tn fourth story m nc
IA pleasantly situated modern bust house Nc " >econd
m, .rd ur..r 81. r Croin " Aief throughout The igin
me. WHICH : new may De purchased desired Apply On
i. ~, = Nv ~' uus2 Srss
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90.
81 coanrnce Monday, has Lsn a., s r.n.
A>ak11z14k ~. DELAWARE and TROJAN VII sesvs
80 .,, NJ Hammond street at past Duane-'rrs, y
Ma, street Al snd DesDcys street u 0c".x = ~
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Ihufsdsy 90 ,."'
iufning will l-sye Rye In he afternoon q es@noy
Passage sly cents. ,. =, AZ. . u.l
It'd Cd Cedar street 49, .
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12

Extra Coaches will always be kept in readiness
10 accommodate the travel.
Fare through from Montgomery 10 Charlie ston,
omnibus included, 1926 80.
Through tickets can he had on application to
J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hall.
Montgomery, April ID, lS45.
The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile are re-
ferred for further particulars, and through tickets,
giving preference of seats, to Mr.. John Ticknor,
Agent, No. st. Francis street, or to Lewis }.
AreueIles, Agent. Mansion House, Mobile.
crit will be seen that the caris Of The Express
Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, winch claim for
them the greatest speed, dated prior TO the 18th
April, and were then correct although now the re-
yerse.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12
Alobile GomlnerriaI Register,
ESTABLISHED, DEcEMHLa 10, 1921.
filerrhants aud 11lIutcrs Journal,
RsrABLIsHED, NOVEMBER Is, 1893.
Che Hlobile Register au0 Journal
UNITED, DECEMBER I, Is4l.
+. SANFORD s. 3. r. WILSON,
RnInnIl y A
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TERMS.
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u for six months .......'.s- w
cooSrnV PAPEa, weekly per annum 10 advance W
/" ~ for SIX months, -. OO
No subscription discontinued until arrehages are paid
anless At the option 0f the proprietor.
II Advertising, al regular charge, VIII DE one Dolar
sauare of ~ lines for and Fny Gents for each
INSERTION when published daily lf inserted
weekly weekly, or tri weekly dollar each time.
" Adv ERTIsgRs by the year. will be contracted with
on the following termst being expressly understood
that agreement with house in business with any
individual shall be applicable only the immediate and
egitimste business in which they he may be engaged
and that all notices relating other and distinct bnsi
ness, legal notices. administrators notices sales not
OF the individual partners OF house, &c. will be
held aud considered distinct from the yearly engagement,
and charged at regular prices.
One square, (twelve lines ess) With prvi sao nm
lego Of changing or renewing twice week..
Do do with like prvileges for business months 30 90
Two squares with privilege Of change one year 65 90
AZ Standing advertisements for Patent Medicines,
Books &C., occupying large space and requiring no al
tertons, will be published by the year very lou terms
III Business Cards of few lines, inserted conspicu
ously, months for so, in advance-and II continued
during the year for SIS, in advance.
AZ Fire Companies will be contracted with at $50 per
annum, each-pay able semi annually in advance.
III Candidate nominations to be paid for In advance
Fiye Dollars for the
All advertisements required by law will be charged full
rates.
No gratutous advertising for Societies Companies
Payment will he required of yearly advertisers semi
r nnualy in advance.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-12
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TO TravelIers going North.
SPEED INCREASED beyond all competition o"
- the GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont
geometry Gala to Charleston Is CO. via Columbus,
Macon and Savannah ga. )-having less staging and
more rest than any other line 10 Charleston.
BY recent arrangements, tins line carries its pSs-
sengers through ahead Of either of the lines by way
of Augusta, Ga; having rs miles less staging than
the Georgia Railroad Line.
Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the
arrival Of the Great Southern Mail for Chehaw, by
railroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line of four
horse post coaches, via Columbus TO Macon, Ga, JAG
miles thence by the Central Railroad 70 Savannah,
Ga, 1871 miles, with unsurpassed EXPEDITION and
comfort thence by splendid line of steam packets to
Charleston, ITO miles, where passengers travel while
they sleep, enjoy luxurious table without charge,
and arrive in Charleston from fouI to six hours be.
fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carrying
the great Southern Mail.