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TUNOWING Understandable and Hemp Tow
,r Line. hv IN. ro mr. in lengths purchascrffor
....v y wv VAN LEW, SMITH n co,
IN 10 10 Main Street
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CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.

Friday, June 81, 1913.
H. JENKINS opening bargains Dry Goods from
III. Auction, which will be sold cheap by Wholesale retail
The following a few only -
Ba'nornes, from IS 37l 50 cents, &c.
Calieoes, very cheap by the pc o yd.
Irish Linens, ba gains from IS cts. To finer.
Linen Sheengs, all widths from yi
to yds wide.
Cotton sheeng. beaehed unbcaehed from yd I'd,
wide.
Diapers, Russia and Biriseye, also, Table Diapers
Bonnsts-3OO Bonnets At reduced prices.
RibaHds and Flowt selling on cheap
Canton Mating good at rs eta andvcry cheap
Cloths, ve-tngs. sup-nder
Cavas Hose and Half Hose Gloves very I-du prices
j. 80 u. u. JENKINS
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TO THE LADIES.

GENERAL ARRIVAL
From all the Manufacturers in The Country.
q Ladies' first quality Half Caters ;
~H- French and Kid Slippers and Ties;
Walking Shocs; Bronze and fancy colored Bus
Also Of Misses aud Children
Bu,Ans and Ankle Ti-. be found the
county
Ladies particularly purchasers generally Informed that
stock embraces OF style, and weekly rrnShd
by sa from manufacturer II celebrity the Union
An Confidently rely purchasing Just such quail
OF may desire; aud my Determination at all
give satisfaction anticipate the reward OF
the hairrng which must attend them
j. H. HOOVER, Main Street
Merchants supplied by dozen the most
souable ern IL
LIENS SIN DARRELL PISTOlS-Ju received from the
IA Manufacturer large assortment Of Aliens self cooking
Darrell Pistols which for protection enemy
Pistols ADD durability and precision shoot
Dc eIeeed Also hand Of
Pocket Rifles and other Pistosa OF which offered
low prices, by THOMAS TfRER,
Importer aud Manufacturer OF Guns Rifles, &c
NV Ma Street.
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MO. Gu 4 HERRlNGS, &c
IN 20 bbk A No. Cot Herungs
q a. casks Pou Wine
az d Red DO
A. az BISsELsL A. MoCANDITSH.
CoOPER's NOVELS, CHEAP. w. RAN.
~ p.t,u = Co have for sale IS per volume all Of
oc.p,r. Novels IN sopvsniep form and large type. auto
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.

NO. 12O, Mutn street,
fCORNER l3TH AND MAIN STREETSl
SPENCE Agent. has in received by arb
IA. va general and weekly adding
Clothing suitable the style
OF pattern AMI cut IN part consisting Of
French Black Dre,s md Goats
Do do Doe Skin Cashmere Pants
Do. Fancy do
Black Sik anil Satin Vests
Fancy do do
White Narcotics do
business Coats single miled az mere
Also Handsome variety Of Gents Fancy AreIes such
Black and Fancy satn and Silk searfs and Cravsu
Gloves. Md, sik and thread
Shirts, Collars and Bosoms
S1-pebder- Socks.
~ BE H. frls eonhd-nes Assuring hi, oLi Ell ,
and others disposed to favor him price.
VIII be found ne reasonable equality and make
as those Of esta attainment in he CITY, an ~
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-24
FAN ana Winter CioehInR,-


TINE SUBSCRIBERS aIe now receiving and Of
4 fer their fall selection Of Clohng, which will be
iosnd large and we'll assorted and got up in The lat
est style and feel confident that those who favor US
wh call will Gnd it 10 their interest to purchase
A. it 10 out Inlsntion TO sell low for cash. Their
stock consists in pat Of
Black, Blue and Olive Frock and Dress Goats
Beaver Cloth and Cashmere do
Plain and Figured Tweed Business do =
Cloth Overcoats and ClOaks
French figured and plain Cashmere PANS
English plain and figured do do
Tweed and Saltinet DO do
Cashmere, Satin and Velvet Vests
Together with an assortment of 9hirls, 5uspenders,
no,l2 STANTON BROS. 81 D.uphiu p,
IRISH LINENS-HRERY & sToDDAKT. cur
L ner Of Cont and Water streets, have on hand
add offer for sale cheap for cash
I2 Linen jheetings, assorted qualities
Osnask Table Cloth; Scotch Huckaback
Diaper and TowellIng
"A Irish LINN, selected for family use
H. b 8. are dairy expecting to receive by the
Jacob Pennell direct from Liverpool
New designs in Mouse!aine de Laine, different
from any yet in this country
English Prints; Scotch Ginghans, Of plain and
iwilled new patters
Shawls, Embroidered Robes. Capes, Collars
Cambria lldkfs. Thread Lace
Silk and cotton Hose
Also, for household use, Busters, Damasks aud
Diapers for toweng, Cup and Glass Cloths, Table
Cloths, Napkins aud Rubbers, lluckaback and Linz
en- Sheeting, with variety Of other goods, all OF
which they will sell By wholesale retail at their
usual low prices for cash novS
SAMUEL W. ALLEN, Bookseller and Station
~ er, 20 Dauphin street, ia receiving large and
we'll selected stock Of Standard and Miscellaneous
Books. such as
Aiis0n's Hstory OF Europe, 4 vols
Russers Modern Europe, , vols
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-24

EvRUIT. &c-Prunes. Raisins, Currants, Citron,
II Almonds, Verrnicelli, Maccaroni, and Sardins,
now opening and for sale by -
noy8 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-24
tflObile Commercial Register,
EsTAaLIsHsD, DGcEnRhR 10, 1921.
nlsrebants an0 planters Jonrrtal,
ESTABLISHED, SovEMsER IS, 1898.
Che Mobile Register an6 JCHrnal,


unTED, pgcEMBBR !. 1871.
r.. SANFORD g. s. F. WILSON,
EDIrORs AND PR0PRIEToRs.
TERMS.
pAILy PArRR. per annuin, Ia advance. ~
I" for six months .-..-..''.. W
9ossraY PAeEa, (weekiy) per annnm, in advance ~
z. !" for six months, -. W
No Subscription discontinued until arrearaAes Hre PAID,
anless At the option Of the proprietor
6 Adyertising at regular charge, will be One Dollar
sauare of for the rst and Fifty Gents for each
insertion, when published daily. II inserted
weekly, semiweekly or tr weekly, dollar each time.
the following terms,t being expressly understood
that agreement with house in business with any
ndvidua shall be applicable only to the immediate and
setimate business in which they he may be engaged;
and that all notices relating other and distinct BUSH
ness legal notices. Administrators notices sales no
oes Of the individual partners Of house, &c, will be
held and considered distinct from the yearly engagement
and charged al, regular prices. alE
Ono square, welve lines or less) with prv- s4o 90
lese of changing or renewing twice n week.. "
Do do with like priveges) business months. so 90
Two squares with privilege of changel year. 80 90
" Standing advertisements for Patent Medicines,
Books &C., occupying large space. and requiring no al
tsrons will be by the gear Uery lou terms
~ Business Cards Of few lines, inserted conspicu
ousiy months for $40. in advance-and II continued
during the year for Sl5, in advance.
II Fire Companies will be contracted with at $50 per
annum, each-pay able semi annually in advance.
Pivo Dollars for the canvass.
All advertisements required by law will be charged full
rates.
No gratutous advertising for Societies or Companies
Payment will he required Of yearly advertisers semi
nnually In advance
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-24

7 NSURANCE-Ihe subscrlbers. agents for The
Il Conlribuionshp Insurance Company Of New
York, continue 10 take River and Fire Risks, ut the
lowest rates Of premium.
HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
noy8 AZ 81 Michael 81.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-24

GNSURANCE-The Protection Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, Connecticut, continue to take
Fire, Marine and River risks, on as favorable terms
as any other Office in the City. They will insure
rame or brick buildings and their contents in Mobile
and its vicinity at the customary rates of premium.
Z. G. CENTER g. CO.
AZ Garner of CommarcA & Cont ats.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-24
COPARTNERSHTPS &C.

H1HE SUBSCRIBER would nlurm his friends
j. generally that he will continue The GROCERY
AND CoMAIssIoN BUsiEEss heretofore conducted
by THos. II. CnEEvER, under The style Of e.
TAUGHT g. CO., at the store formerly occupied
by Minge f. Russell, No IL Water st.
noyl NJ. c. TAUGHT.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-24

steam between New orlz and LiverpOOla
d E1sssa The Great Western Steamship Cos
,MfH<kEf< Steamships the GREAT WEST
Zkkss4e ERN, 100 tors, $50 horse power,
Y. Mathews. Esq commander the GREAT
BRITAIN. $500 ions, 1000 horse power. Lieut..
lanes hosken, r. NJ, Commander, sre ni. ded TO
sailas follows.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-24

INSURANCE..
THE Subscribers, Agents for the SUN MU.
Il TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, being now prepared TO take Marine, River
and Fire risks al Ind usual rates Of prem um, soil
cit share of patronage. This Company has assets
after providingfor the losses by the late fire in New
York, Of about Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
oct Ia JAMES MAGE g. CO, Sc Com. 1T.
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-16
For the Washingtonian.

MEssRs EDrroRs According to previous announce
ment, the Excursion gotten up by the "MEcHANIcAL
RIFLEMEN " came off on Tuesday last. The evening
was beautiful, not cloud being vsible-a copious
rain the day previous having dspelled all previous
doubtsand seemed invite all who could leave the
busy throng for few hours to enjoy the gentle and
refreshing breeze it waited along the majestic Po
tomac, TO avail themselves of the opportunity, and
embark with the RIFLEMEN on board the steamer
Columbia.
At halfpast o'clock the boat left Riley's wharf
(having previously been to Georgetown,) with large
party of gentlemen, and goodly number of the fair
daughters of Columbia and proceeded down the river
touching at the Navy Yard and Alexandria, where
they received accessions to their numbers.
Soon after leaving the wharf, the music struck up,
and the word was given to take partners for the
cotillion when the merry dance began, and was
kept up, with but short nermissons until the return
of the boat to the city wharf. a ..,
The party returned at IL o'clock, as far as could
learn, highly graiied with the trip, nothing having
occurred to mar in the least the pleasures of those
board; and have doubt but that all the company
will Join me in saying, that the MEcHANIcALs fulfilled
their promise to do the thing up NICE
WASHINGTON
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-16
For the Washingtonian.

MEssRs. ED1roRs: / hope the gentlemen
who, as butchers, supply our Centre market,
will receive, in the right spirit, small sug-
gestion which presume to offer them. Dur
ing short business walk, the other day, re-
sorted, for momenlary shelter from the op-
pressive heat of the sun, and to try to catch
mouthful OF cool air, to the shade Of the mar
ket-house, the doors and gates Of which per-
ceived stood open, for the purpose Of ventiat-
ing, cleansing, &C. 1t not being market day,
and the place therefore entirely vacant, the real
condition of the interior, and especially Of that
portion Of it where have regularly seen the
choicest meats exposed for sale, could not but
attract my notice; and as compared its re-
markably uninviting appearance with that Of
similar departments of most OF our northern
markets, really wondered at its inferiority,
and puzzled myself to imagine what kind of
policy, or what extreme or mistaken economy,
could possibly have produced it. Less money,
perhaps, than has been expended on the gaudy
and generally well executed, though think
unmeaning, picturesque signs which seem in
tended to adorn the roof Of the butchers place
of business, would procure stalls Of marble, or
other suitable stone, on which, especially in
these sultry mornings, their meats would APP
pear to much better advantage, and far more
ftfully, than on thin cloth, white and clean
though it be-, which serves only to conceal
(and hardly that) the actual filthiness of the
blocks Of wood, almost spongy with absorbed
putrid grease, beneath it.
Let some of the otherwise enterprising
butchers who attend this market take the hint,
thus respectfully given, and be shortly seen
substituting clean, cool, polished marble, for
their present unsightly stalls of wood, offen-
sive to both the sight and the smell, and if
their increased prosperity, surely consequent
upon the change, shall not convince them that
the outlay was true policy, can only say that
my observation, not very limited, in other cities,
has led me into great error. There is now,
too, would remind them, bill before our
city councils, providing for the introduction of
water into the market-house, with which to
cleanse and purify it generally; which bill
will, doubtless, become law.
Let the two very needful improvements,
then, go together; let both city and individu.
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-16

DREADFUL AccIDENT-There occurred at the
Arsenal on Greenleafs Point on Thursday evening,
an unfortunate accident which, we fear has caused
the death of good and useful man, ALBERT EIRING,
an artfcer of the Ordnance Department. He was
employed in grinding percussion powder, to prepare
for charging percussion caps for muskets when
plosion took place, which was soon followed by that
of the rest OF the powder in the laboratory where he
was working. The building was demolished, and the
poor artficer was taken from the ruins in dreadfuy
lacerated condition. so that no hopes can be entertain
ed of his recovery.
There was no other person working in the same
building and other damage than above stated oc-
Cured National Intel.
DRowNEp-A colored man owned by Captain
TRAVERSE, of the schooner Repeater, which sails
the latter place on the 7h nst by accidentally tread
ing on mellon rind, which preclpated him from the
vessel into the river.
colored man and boy were also drowned at the
same place, few days since, by falling from boat
Ii that the intoxicated ut the time, and
seized the boy for the purpose of wrestling when hey
were both preciptated into the river.
INouEsT-An inquest was held, on Saturday last,
at Alexandra, over the body Of Mr.. SAMUEL SlPPLE,
who died very suddenly. A post mortem examination
had by several of the medical faculty, who gave
il their opinion that his death caused by the
injudcious treatment of Thompsonian practitioner
The verdict of the jury in accordance with the
above facts. A9~
News ITEMS On the 26th July the United States
flag was planted in Texas, ST. Josephs Island, and
500 troops landed, under Gen Taylor; more troops
expected in few days.-The anti-renters Of New
Yolk, in opposing cattle sale, recently, wounded
Deputy Sheriff Steele severely, who has since died
of his wounds and killed Deputy Sheriff Edgerton
horse.-On the llth instant two young ladies, about
IA years of age, were struck dead by lightning, in
Richmond, va--ltis said the great steamer Grea'
Britain cost 100000.
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-16
LOCAL DoINGS.

CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN, MONDAY, AUGUST II, ls45.
communication was received from the Mayor, in
reply to resolution of this Board of the 4th instant,
requesting the why the ordinances for the I'M
provement of lth and 18th streets, north Of street,
have not been executed; which was read and ordered
to lie on the table. .- .... y.
reply to resolution of this Board of the 4th instant,
requesting information in regard to the improvement of
PENNSYLVANIA avenue west Of 18th street; which was
read and ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. FITzpATRIcK submitted for consideration the
following resolution:
Resolved That the Mayor be and he is hereby re-
qured prevent all further excavation in the street
and open space the south side OF square No. 736,
between I'd street east and New Jersey avenue; and
that he the utmost penalties OF the law TO be
enforced against any person persons who shall be
found engaged in such excavation.
Which was read three times and passed.
Mr. LENox from the committee to which was refer
red the bill from the Board of Common Council making
an appropriation for conveying water into the Eastern
Branch md for other purposes reported
the same without amendment, and it was then read
the third time and passed.
Mr. L., from the committee to which the resolution
on the subject REFERRED reported bill entitled
An act to provide for supplying water to the Centre
Marke-house !" which was read three times and
passed by yeas and nays, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Orme, Lenox, Maury, Beck, Bying-
ton, Fitzpatrick, and Thorny-7
NAYs-Messrs. Magruder, Barclay. Wilson, and
Adams.
On motion Of Mr.. WILSON, the Board resumed the
consideration of the bill to provide for the appointment
and compensation of Assistant Teachers for the Public
Schools Of this city; and it was then on motion, or
dered to lie on the table.
Mr. MAURY introduced resolution requesting the
committee to whom was referred the bill for the erec-
ton Of market-house at the intersection Of New York
and Massachusetts avenues with X street north, to
report the said bill back to this Board on before
Monday next which resolution having been read
Mr. FITZPATRIcK moved to amend the resolution
by adding after the word north, the following And
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-16
LACES, RIBBONS, EDGINGS,

~
TIME ORIGINAL AND GENUINE NEW
i YORK CHEAP LACE STORE, known from
Maine to Georgia to be the only establishment
where Lace Goods can be bought for half their
value. j. T. & C. KING, Pennsyluania avenue,
beceen 10Th and llth streets, invite the attention of
the Ladies to their new stock of RICH and FASH
IOJN:aBLE LACE and FANCY GOODS, which,
for variety quality, and style, far surpass any be-
fore offered in this market As our stock is too
large, and too varied, to specify every article we
only say that we have now about
5000 ps Of rich BONNET RIBBON, from s.
to 81 cents per yard.
5000 ps. CAP RIBBON, from to l6 cents per
yard.
700 different patterns of RICH and MAGNIFI-
SIC. &c., from 81 cents to ~ per yard.
$3.50 patterns Of LACES and EDGINGS, all
new style, and cheaper than at any other store in
the universe. g#f as
10 boxes good KID GLOVES, only a7a cent.
per pair, worth 62as.
Ladies and Misses Isle and SILK GLOVES
and MITS, from 81 to 50 cents.
Best SOLID HEADED PINS, only cents.
White and colored TARLATANDS, for dress
es, 2 yards wide, at SO and rs cents per yard.
.8nd expected TOMORROW, per adams s, Co.'s
A new and elegant lot of French Floacers, S,oiss
Muslin, Thread Laces, Edging Inserting &c., French
Ernbroderies &c. &c., which have just landed from
the last British Steamer from Europe.
Also one small lot more of those CHEAP
SHOES, which will be sold for 37a cents, in order
to close them up Immediately. And few more
left Of those NICE BERAGE SHAWLS, only
81 87a and ~ IS.
With such an extensive assortment of goods as
we now have, we feel that it will be our fault If
do not make ours the place to buy the right ar
ticle, and at the right price.
June I tt J. T. & G. KING.
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-16
nT THE EBENEzER STATION OF THE METH

~ The EBENEZER STATION OF THE METH
oDlsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH, in the city Of Wash
ington, has concluded to hold Camp Meeting on
the ground of Mr.. Selby Skaggs, three miles from
this city, on the opposite side Of the Eastern Branch
of the Potomac, about one mile from Bennings
bridge, within the line Of the District of Columbia
to commence Friday, the 5th September next
The Camp Meeting Committee cordially and
respectfully invite the preachers and members Of
the Bladensburg Circuit, also the preachers and
members of the several stations of the District Of
Columbia, to unite with them during the meeting.
The ground is easy of access, either by land or
water. Our friends Of Georgetown and Alexan-
dria, who would prefer coming by water, can ap-
proach within three-fourths Of mile of the ground
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-16
7 u r N / N G .
rTHOMPsON SHIELD, Turner,

TNHOMPSON SHIELD, TURNER, Washington
i City, respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he has removed his establishment to
E., betaoee,a 9th and lOth streets,
Where he may be seen in all working hours, and
where he will be ready to execute all orders in
the line of his business. He returns thanks to his
customers for their past patronage, and hopes his
late sickness will not cause his friends to leave
him, especially as he intends TO do Turner's work
at the most reasonable prices, and at the shortest
notice. Aug.9 At 10
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-16

IE CAMP MEETING.-A Camp Meeting
for Fairfax Circuit will be held the land of Mr.
E. Smith, near the Union Meeting house, Fairfax
county, Virginia, ten miles from Georgetown,
twelve miles from Washington, fifteen miles from
Alexandria and ten miles from Fairfax Court
house, commencing on Friday, August 20, l045.
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-16
SCRIVENERS OFFICE.
HEN e Y q AY

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and the pub
lie generally, that he has opened Office on Four
and-a-half street, between G street and Louisiana
avenue, next door to Mr.. DENTS Law Office,
where he can at all times be found, prepared to
execute, with neatness and despatch, Posting Books
Copying Manuscripts, and all other writing apper
tanning to that Of ScRIvENER.
August 9 .a.. At 10
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-16

On Monday, August IL, at IL o'clock, Mrs.
ELIZABETH holland, in the 84th year Of her
age.
On Wednesday morning, August l3, at 6
o'clock, in the 55th year Of his age, RICHARD
M. WARING, for the last five years resident
Of this city.
On Wednesday night, after long and painful
year.
On Wednesday, 18th instant, RosINo, wife Of
HENRY INGLE, and daughter Of the late Archibald
Cheshire.
The Washingtonian., 1845-08-16

ais pay little more attention to, and be more
liberal and enterprising in, this matter; and
our principal market will, from its fresh, agree
able, tidy appearance, be viewed rather as a
public ornament, than place of necessary re-
sort; and walk through it, either for bust
ness or pleasure, will, as it should, please and
crafty, rather than offend, the senses. X.