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MARSHAL'S SALE. Wilcox Anderson & Co. DY VIRTUE of a writ Against. fS of f. fa issued from

Wilcox Anderson & Co. RY VIRTUE of a writ
 eoy 9d Hitchcock the oas G @ 'he i.Gsa cslf of FI% %s Circuit Conrt of the United States, for the Southern District of Alabama. and to me directed, will sell for cash in front of the United States Court House. | on the lst Monday of January nexi, IS45, betaeen the hours of P o'clock aud o'cock P. M, iha following described property situated and being n the city of Mobile, State of Alabama, 10 wit: All that certain lot ol land and frame dwelling house thereon, the north side of St. Louis street between Jackson and and Claiborne streets, having front Of sixty. eight feet sad street, by depth oi one hundred and ten feet commencing eghly and Il half fee, from thc northwest angle or ntersec- l ton ot Jackson and St. Louis streets. Also, a house and lot the northwest corner of Church and Joachim streets. ha,,na front of ono hundred and thirteen ieei Church street. by depth of eighty feet on Joachim street.
 su, a house and lot ihe south side of Govern. ment street, commencing sixty feet east from the south east angle or intersection of Lawrence and Govern. ient streets, thence along he south side of Gov ernnent street one hundred feet, and having depth of one hundred and fifty eet-known as the Acre house. . Also, all that certain lot of land at the northeast corner oi Hanl on and Government streets, with the two story brick dwelling thereon, having Il front o hity-iv feet more or less, Government street. by depth of one hundred and two feet more or less on Hamilton street.
 Also, that certain other lot and two story brick U ty-fve feet, less on the north side of Gov ernme"t street, by depth of hundred aud two feet, more less.
 Also. two vacant lots next east of and adjoining the above having each front of iy-6ve leet more or less on Government street, by depth of oDs hundred and two feet, more or less.
 Also, that certain lot and two story brIck dwelling thereon at the northeast corner of Jackson and Gov l ernment streets, having front of-teet on Gov ernnent street, by depth ot hundred and fifty five feet on Jackson street.
 Also, a lot and two story brick dwelling on tho north side of Government street, of and ad- joining the above, having a front of-feet by depth of one hundred and filty-fye feet. Also, n lot next east of and adjoining the above, with the three story brlck dwelling thereon having a front Of--ieet the north side of Government street, bv depth of hundred and fitv.fve feet Also, lot with frame dwelling house thereon, situated at the northwest corner of St. Emanue and Eslava streets, fronting sx', feet on St. Emanuel street, by depth on Esava street of one hundred and thily feet, with tie same width in rear as in front.
 The same having been levied on as the property of the late Henry Hitchcock, 10 satisfy the above neg- toned ii. ia. WM. HAMPSTEAD, U. s. M decd 3tds by C. CUTLER, D. M.
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MI AhWIS TEAD, U. M. dec6 5fds RyC. CUTLER. n. M.
MARSHAL'S SALE

C. J. sherman SI Virtue of writ of f. w. R. English, q al. Scul Cour, of the United States for the Southern District of Alabama md to me directed. will sell for cash in front of the Uni ted States Court Room, on lhe first Monday of Ian- uary next, 15i5, between the hours of l2 o'clock noon and o'clock P. M, the following named ne- gro men to vii HAsIBiL, aged about 22 years; CHARLES McFEE, aged about 20 years. and ON ROGERS. aged about p years--th. same 10 be sold as the property of the late Walter R. English, to | satisfy the above mentioned.
 WM.lARMISTEAD, U. s. Marshal, dec25 23lT - by c. CUYIER, D. NJ.
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MARSHAL's SALE

against D Ii. fa issued from the Watson sS Godbod Circuit Court of the United States, for the Southern District of Alabama, and to me direced will sell for cash in front of ihe United States Court Room, the first Tues lay, 7th January next. lS45, between the hours of l2 o'cnck noon and o'clock P. NJ, the following described lands, situated and lying in Mobile county, to wit - inc southeast section 10, township g. range east containing 160 acres. Also, the east l, southwest 1 section 10, township ?, range east, cont, ming 30 acres Also, the southeast l or subdivision A, frac- ilonal section ', township ?, range east, contain ing l32 J0-l0O acres, east of the Alabama riyer situated and lying in Baldwin county, Alabama, !the same liasing been leved the property of James D. Godbold 10 nisty the above mentioned fl. fa
 WM. HAMPSTEAD, U. M.
 dec6 5tds By C. CIlYIER h M
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oc,ls 2lo,ds C. RANCRoFT. sheria. M. e.
SHERIFF SALE.


 WILL he sold for cash in front of ihe Court House w door oi Mobile county. the 10th day Of March 1915 between the hours of II o'clock A. m and 4o'clorkP P. NJ. of said day, one oegro woman called MARIA, aged about twenty-nine years oi black com"lexion and has scar on Ter right cheek, and says that she belongs one Jack Sullivan near Huntsville. Madison county, Alabama, and that she left her masters house sometime last spring Said negro havig been committed 10 the Jail of Mobile county Alsbama, on the 27th day of July lS44, by Micajah Crenshaw Esq, as n runa- way. and her owner ha,ing failed 10 come forward prove property, pay charges, and take her away, she therefore will be sold in compliance w,,h the in such made and pro, ided to pay iail fees. CHARLES BANCROFT,
 scp2 l99tds Sheriff Mobile County. EXE cUTOR'S SALE OF NEGROES O. AL Monday he ihrteealh day of January, Is45, will be sold in the city of Mobile by order of the Orphans Court of Wilcox county, to the highest bidGer, between the hours of 12 and u'cock P. M. two negro men, REUBEN, d blacksmith. and J A COB, house servant, belonging to the estate of the late Robert G. Gordon. Said negroes will be sold on a credit of six months, purchasers giving notes with approved security. ALEXANDER MCLEOD,
 dec25 23tds ls ExecutOr of R. G. (Ordan.
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY EDWARD B. GALE.
Ntgroes lo HIr. al .Aaetion

 Negroes 10 Hire al Auefiol. On THURSDAY next, End Jan w,l be hired in front 1.-the Mansion House, for 12 fnonlhs Negroes bsop ing to the estate of Thomas Bair decd 10 wit: IZEDoRE, first rate Baker RAMO, good Cook RACHAEL, good washer and ironer ELIZA FRANK, waiter and house servant. Terms--Nolss and l2 months. with two good endorsers--no lost time allowed except for deaih. Estate to furnish clothes and in case of illness doc tor,-negroes not to be taken of he county or go on the river. A. DEMoUY, Agent for Estate.
 BY EDWARD B. GALE. Negroes and Untzpired Lease o Stores ou Hatsr.s,. btl0ngine to the Estats of the late Martin Dsrand, at Auetion.
 THURSDAY, Jan. 2nd, at l2 o'clock. in iron, of the Mansion House, will hire at public auction, for 12 months, Negroes belonging to the Estate of Martin Durand, deceased, to wit: FRANCIS, laborer
 EDWIN, excellent cook AOOLPH, carpenter
 MARK, f3 years of age, good waiter ELIZABEfH, excellent cook washer and Ironer MARY, PHlEN, house servant MARY ANN house servant and first rate nurse. Also,-Wi lease until lst November next, t" O Stores Oh Water street, with Warehouse in the rear, having privilege of alley way, the same being
 
 Terms of hire for the Negroes-Noie payable six months ifom date, with two sgood securities; the negroes mt be taken out of the county, or go on the river no lost time allowed, except for death; estate to furnish cothes and Tn case of lness doc tor.
 For the eStores-Noles payable 4, 6 and 10 mos. U. with ldopbted security.
 EMILY DURAND, Executrix. dec30 EDWIN MURRAY. Executor of Estate.
 BY HULL & SON.
 A, No. s Conti-st.
 Package Sale Continued. 3S Packages comprising choice lot of fresh Dry Goods, viz:
 2 bales Kentucky Jeans, ,wiIIed and plain case striped kerseys, all wool filling do mixed Satinetts, do Ky. Jeans 2 do plaid Linseys, l do Waterloo do do 6.4 Parisiennes, do rich fancy Prints l bale twled Duff Blankets
 do plaia do do 1 case Mouselin de Lanes, l do Grape Chusans 1 do 6-4 and 9-4 wooen Shawls
 3 dc 26, B and 30 inch cotton Umbrellas do Tweed Cassimeres
 9 do MolFln de aines
 4 bales Dutlil Blankets
 4 cases plain and striped Kerseys
 8 do assorted Hats The above Goods from first hands, fresh and seasunable and are worthy the attention of the city and country trade, and will be sold 10 lots to suit purchasers. Terms of sale cash.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
 Alexander McKinstry Her
 vs fla Alexander Holhnger and James Perrine, his security w ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court W House dtor, of Mobile county, on the first Monday of fJaaiary, A. D. lS45, between the hours of II o'clock, AM. and o'clock PM, of said day, one negro Girl jailed FRANCES, the same having been levied on ss the property of Alexander Holn- ger, by virtue q the above stated execution which issued from the County Court of Mobile county and to me directed.
 dec27 24tds \ c. BANCROFT Sheriff M. c.
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StiERIFF'S SALE,

TWILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
 w House door of Mobile county, on the l7th of April, iS45, between the hours of II o'clock A. s and o'clock P M. of said day, negro man called JOHN, aged about 23 years, and says that he be- longs to one Mrs. Nancy McClary, of Beaufort coao- ty, South Carolina, from whom he was stolen nbosi six years since; the said slave John is black. abon, feet, inches high, and has scar on the bot,oss of his Jeff foot, cut by glass bottle when boy.-- Said negro man having been committed to the jail o: Mobile county as runaway slaye, by Charles A . hoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile, on the l7,! day of September, lS44, and his owner having failed to come forward, prove property, pay char and take him sway, he therefore 10 to be sold m compliance with the statutes in such made and provided to pa, jail fees.
 octls 2l9ids c. BANCROFT, Sheriff. MIG.
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BY JOSEPH CURRAN. ,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

On the l6ih JANUARY, at l2 2o'clock, in front of the Court House of Mobile county, inc personal pro- perry belonging 10 the estate of Edward Comfort de ceased, pursuant 10 an order from ihe Hon. John A. Cuthberi, Judge of the County Court of Mobile cointy-- i4m tfaf 3Nr4sis
 Mules, 5 Carts and Harness, Horse ah Furniture, etc. rs 2 decl7 i4ttds THOs. o'BRIEN. Adm,r.
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]. sHERIFF's NOTICES.

~ lIlH SHERIFF'S NOTICES. HI N sCOMMtTTED to the Jail of Mobile county. on O the 2lst December. 1894, by Alvin Wetherby, Esq. Justice ofthe Peace, runaway slave called BOB, black, aged about Fl years, feet or inch. hgh, has scars on both sides of the neck caused from swelling, and says he belongs to wm (iilmorc of Montgomery, Ala. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property pay charges and take him away. otherwise he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made and provided to pay jai fee. ss s2 strfE ,tt fs,fF Ffi'- 2
 dss2s 2ix c. BANCROFT, sAsriG N. c,
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NETWORK CIRCUS

HOWES & MABIE, proprietors of the New.York Circus, respectfully announce that they are open for exhibition in thIs city, for short season with an ex- essnt and beautiful STUD OF HORSES and a full and efficient corps of the most talented and celebra- cd Performers of the day.
 THIS DAY, DEcEnBER 3l.
 The exhibition will bs accompanied by splendid Bsad of Music. Ample arrangements arc made for he accommodation of all who may attend.
 1y Price of admission to the boxes Soc. Children uader 10 years of age 25c.
 Quadroons. boxes. Soc. Servants 25c.
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WHARFAGE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that from and after ] ' this date, FIVE CENTS PER BALE wharf.
 age will be charged on all cotlons landed the
 following wharves, above St Louis street, vix: Sf Lnuts Street vvharf Nlf Utfl
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NSoR SALE-A vacant lot, coutaning about two II acres of ia"d. adjoining the pramisss of Gap. tain Fnwler, beiwe, n the Spring Hill aad DAuphin street Roads. Apply to is ,5s & s.' \. N decIl G. wEsTFELpT < BRO. z NOR HIRE-A Boy about 15 years al7 aar. sS- 1T eustomed to house work, attending to iofses 5ke. A situation tn the country would be pfefcr,ed. N
 Appiyas No. s4 St, SIielael st, (up ttair..
 DIG PORK 20 half tbls Futon zra fke |. l5r . fale by tdseav1 JN0: c. ItYA ~ ANDLES SC0 6pxqs 'brsf, ,SDrr,5 T5e 5s., V sale by [des1Ql eA IfIl l] zl3 f fv Sssss's
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PUBLIC SALES.
-i.aa sHERIFF'S SALE. The Protestant Orphan Asyum Soeey of the City
 of Mube.
 f.

FE. u5 Ia.
 The County ol Mobile.
 TWILL be sold for cash in front of the court w house door of Mobile eouaiy, on ihe first Monday of January 4. D. ls45, between the hours of II o'clock A. Nj. and o'elock P. M of sad day all the rigti tille and interest ni ihe Couny of Mo- bile in and to the following described pieee parcel lot of land and premises, situated, hing and ben2 'n the City of Mobile, on ihe nor'h side of Theaue street. between Royal and Sl. Emanuel streets. hav ing front on S. Emanuel street of eighty (sO) feel more or less. and running back norlhward by one hundred and ten feet and bounded iolow.. ~lt: South by Theatre street, west by lands of George Futile et al porlh by Charles Dellinger ct aud east by lands now or formerly belonging tu Mrs Ludlow; the same having been levied on by virtue of the above stated execution, which issued from the County Court of Mobile county and To me directed. dec5 Aids c BANCROFT. Sheriff M C.
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BY HULL & SON.
BY c. W. TORRANCE.
 q. NJ PARKER Auctinneer

NOTICE is hereby given, that unless the owners or consignees of e7 bales Damaged Cotton, marked as follows: T. R l5; diamond J. 2; J. W. E. l i; P. P. K l; J. M l; M. 3; J. Harris 3; P. Con 1-CalI and paylhe salvage and other charges on the same, it will be sold auction the wharf loot of St. Louis strtet, on THURSDAY, Jan. End, at l2 o'clock NJ. is cotton saved from the wreck of the Canebrake and brought dswn by the Clarion
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BY MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
 A. $. HUNTINGTON Avctioneer

ID MARSHA L As -VtO W Gs N OOs
 As. HUNTINGTON Auctioneer. THURSDAY, at 9t o'clock, at sales room, IS hhds and 20 bbls o Sugar -.0 Port. Madeira and Malaga Wine s Flour, Brandy. Whiskey, Tobacco Segars, Soap, Candles, Butter, Cheese Lard. Corn, Oats, Hams, Sides, Shoulders Vinegar, Rio and Java Coffee, etc
 BY c. W. TORRANCE.
 c. M. PARKER, Auctionee On THURSDAY, 2nd inst, at 9 o'clock 20 binds Sugar. 100 boxes No. Soap 40 casks Sides and Shoulders 20 hbls Hams, 30 tierces Rice loo bags Havana Coffee, 100 do Rio do 100 bbls Flour, 30 do Dried Apples 100 boxes Sperm Candles, 50 do Cheese 100 do Tobacco, assorted qualities 50 do Olive Oil, 50 do Sauces and Pickles 50 do Maccaroni and Vermicelli 800 bags Corn. Oats, Bran, etc. Also--An invoice of Preserves, consisting oi Strawberries Raspberres, Cherries, ,Quinces, Pears Currant Jelly ,etc.
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NOVEL SPECTACLE

.... NOVEL SPECTACLE!
 TWO ELEPHANTS IN HARNESSI!
 On entering each town or village the Menagerie will be preceded by the Grand Novel Spectacle of an elegant Music Car, containing superior Band of Musicians drawn bv two noble Elephants, leading some 2n wagons, containing Wild Animals Of diffe- rent. descriptions, passing through the principal streets to the great surprise and admiration of all hsholders.
 The celebrated WM. A. DUBOIS, the great sub auer of the Savage DenEeus of the Forest, will ap- pear in most magnificent series of scenes entitled .,, TAs Drsadfnl Doom ef the SHhan's Siaue.
 The characteristic passages efmusic selected from the works of the great French, Italian and German Composers, and be executed by full and efficient Orchestra. ......i i1I ta.l i-.I -..r-
 Among the variety of thrilling situations, the fol- lowing will be exhibited: -5-I
 THE OUTCAST SLAVE,
 banshed to the Forest of Fahri, expiring from hun- ger and fatigue, when fierce Brazilian Tiger darts Ike lightning upon him from upper The Eastern Despot's most awful sentence, forfeit life spared on condition of - Training Wild Lion to Harnessl! which s accomplished, and the slave rides the read in an ancient Also u variety of beautiful and striking situations, winch will be presented du- ring the progress of the piece, concluding with the most bold. grand and daring display ever presented among whole earavan of tOid aninals t loose at ths sous tims xpos hs Indias Slavs, who will gradually subdue and piayfuy exhibit hls remarkable skill, in elegantly grouping this Ma,chiess Geological Exhi- bition. .ut.i ..f .a a'..
 dseis H. HOPKINS & CO.,, Proprio,or..
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FIFTH NIGHT OF THE GREAT ARoROMANCER of the XIX CENTURY. CORTNTHIAN HALL CROWDEDl CROWDED!l CROWDED II! Nghiiy wnh ths beauty and fashion cf the cty. Immense attractions for few nights more
 THIS EVENING
 The great Necromancer and VenlrIloquist, will in addition to a variety of new tricks, music, &c, introduce the grand, stupeudous and ncomprehensl- ble illusion of
 go-COLD WATER,-R % The greatest feat of the present age. Gallons, Gal Ions and gallons of will be conjured into flock of Pigeons.
 o5-Doors open at half past and performances to commence at quarter past o'clock.
 IfAdmttance 50 cents Children half price, 6elect seats for gentlemen vita ladies. Gallery for colored persons 25 cents. dec30
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MOBILE THEATRE. ManAGsrs.............. LUDLOW q SMITH #az PRICES OF ADMISSION. Gallery .26 cents. ki., End and Sd tiers of Boxes. ..... 50 cents. Drsss Circle. $1 %
 HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. First night of he Grand Fairy Spectacle of
 CHERRY AND FAIR SrARii With now and splendid scenery and machinery. Scenery painted by s. B. STocKwELL. Dane ing and singing during the pece. Entertainment to commence with the petit comedy oi THE MARRIED RAKE. 0orParticuiars in small bs.
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BY s I. & II. JONES.
 s. I. JONES, Auctioneei

On THURSDAY, the End Jan, will be sold a large and valuable lot of Clothing, consisting in part of fashionable Beaver, Cassimere, Flushing and Fancy Overroats; Satinett, Cloth, Beaver, Cass- mere and Flushing Sack Coats and Pants; fine Silk, Shawl pattem, Cashmere and Valentia Vests; satin, silk and fancy Crayats and Shawis; fine inen cotton and linen tosom Shirts; beaver, cassimere and sporting Hats; French cork sole Boots, &c.
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SHERlFF'S SALE. Elisha Hunlington vs fl ia

...N SHERlFF'S SALE. i Elisha Hunringtoa
 vs fl ia
 Vail & Dade.
 w ILL he sold for cash in front of the Court w House dosr of Mobile county, on the first Mon day of January, A. D. 1S45, between the hours of II o'clock, AM. and o'clock, PM, of sad day, the fol- lowing named negroes, to wit: One negro woman called JANE, aal one negro woman called KESIAH and her two children, called NANCY and ANIA. Said negroes are 10 he sold lhe property of L. B.. Vail, by virtue of the above stated execution which issued from ihe Circuit Court of Mobile county and to me directed. '.7 '"t' dec21 24tds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c. DNkED CP-The steamer Ruby, on the night Il sf the 2Oth instant, picked up afoal in the river near Demopolis, fifteen bales of COTTON marked
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A DvANCES made on Cotton shipped to New oc.2l E. c. CENTER & GO
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IT1HE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to U make liberal advances on Cotton shipped 10 heir friends. in New York, Providence and Boston.
 oct9 WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
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A DVANCES on Cotton consigned to Messrs. "A Brown, Shipley Ss Co.,, Liverpool, or Brown, Brothers & Co.,, New York, will be made by
 oct7 GEO CLEVELAND, IT,
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0u- Cotton must be removed immedistely on de. lserv from the boat, and when allowed to rems in for weighing or samping. an extra wharfage wiIl be deci2Kmo FETTyPLACE & GOODNA
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A DVANCES ON COTTON.-The subscriber "A will make liberal advances on Cotton consigned to his friends in Liverpool.
 octlS GEORGE MARTIN.
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WY UTANTED-AH House Servant. Apply 10
 w dec27 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St Michael-s
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A DVANCES will bs made on Cotton consigned "A to the friends of the subscribers in Glasgow or Liverpool (nov2sJ JAMES REID & co.
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0n TfERCES Rice, in store and tos sale by
 NO dss27 hUMPHRIEe, WALSH q co.
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SERVANT WANTED-The advertiser wants to S hire first rate Cook, who is also good washer and ironer, and can come we'll recommended. For such liberal wages. Apply at No. Planters street. dec23
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 authorized receive it on the payment of salvage. freight and other dharges thereon. dec25 P JNO, SMITH PUNCH. NOTICE---Tle cleaner ARKANSAS, Capt. ' Robert West, is prepared to lighter Cotton and other cargo aud from vessels in the hay the usual rates of lghterags. Also, 10 vessels and carry passengers.
 The rates for towing up and down over Dog River Bar and inter mediaieiy, are as follows:
 Vessels under 20O tons .... S20 %
 of 200 and over 400 tons. ..25 % over AUD tons. ... .S0 O0 The rates for passage for persons connected with shipping in the bay, are each way
 Cabn .....,...... Sl 25 Deck Il UU All other passengers. ..2 O0 The certificates of The Port Wardens and United States Inspectors of Hull and Boilers can be seen at any tune at the office of ihe subscribers.
 For further information, apply on board or to sda Fa a JAMES REID & co. 10 good Negro hands wanted 10 hire for the above Boat. ttiat f1 s. '0 dec27 24tf
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Y HERBAL Advances on Cotton shipped to his 1Z friends in New York and Havre, made by
 decl0t(8 A. BELLOC, 92 St. Michael-st.
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' INSEED OIL-5 bbs Bridges best Linseed A Oil. 10 do Western do do, in store consign- ment and for sale by HnH
 dec2S u.4 WHITAKER & SAMPSON,
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DEDLAR'S WAGONS-2 Pedlar's Wagons II just received and will be sold low by
 dec2S S. I. & I. I. JONES.