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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02
COMMERCIAL.
sEMl-wEEKLY REpoRr-MoBlLE MARI

sEMl-WEEKLY REPoRT-MoBlLE MARKET.
CorroN-sinee Friday last market has been very
tame presenting striking the animation Of
the preceding three days. Holders, generally
stand for reyious prices, hat with rs fiat market
have had the last days, il cannot be regarded
otherwise than nclipng in buyers favor. The snles
Saturday estimated SoOo, Monday IL 5oo, and yes
Ierday about l5QDsOO bales portion of II re-saes nj
speculation cotton Receipts since Friday evening 6,543
bales (agansl o06l period OF last week. and ex-
ports 2l,40O bales.
ExcnAAoE has declined under the pressure nj bills und
the scarcity money Sterling As prem Francs 5.95,
81 day New York az dis, and sight dis State Bank
Notes a5i dis. with light offerings and fair demand.
FREIanTs-A Br. ship taken up for Liverpool on Fri
day, before reported 1921, since when an Am.
ship chartered AT rate, and brig Nanz lie
A Br ship, chartered New-Orleans to come round
here receives 1891 for half cargo and I'd for balance
Coastwise rates as before, no new engagements.
Commerce OF Mobile.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

We have been informed on the authority OF let
ter received yesterday by gentleman in this city,
that the u. S briss Somers, comnnndant Gerry
and Lawrence, commandment Jarvis, sailed from Pen
sacola on Monday, with sealed orders.
The q. 5 ship Falmouth, Capt, Sands, was also
under orders, aud expected TO sail soon.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

Gilterslpeye took The lead al Tie START, Arcn er
keeping close On hs track, followed by III" oiih,
Iu, ing The first mile: Gilderseeve about 20 PAGES
ahead of Archer and Arch, about The same distance
ahead Of Elworth The s'man in the mask, boed
some where about the quarter stretch OF the first
mile, ran across the swamp, and was not discovered
during the remainder OF The race
In The second mile Gdersleeve accomplished his
distance coming a qu rer ahead OF Archer and near
~ ha u mile oi Elworlh, who showed evident signs
of "fAl!np off"
On accomplishing the third mile, Gildersleeve
looked ia. l,esh as eyer;'' he fully half mile
ahead of Al cher, and nearly three quarters IN adj
vance ot Elworlf.
In The fourth mile, Gilderslee,e came in Two min
nles and hn II ahead Of Archer; Elwortli arriving
at the stand jus, az Gdersieeve came in sight on
his fifth mlle here Elworth fell and carried off
being seized with cramp, which prevented his run.
ming as he afterwards made known TO the crowd in
speech.
The competitors for The race were now Glider
sleeve and Archer ). the latter was, however, losing
ground, and hen he got within about one hundred
yards of the stand ON the sixth mile, Gilderseeye
passed him gaanlly on his seventh mile Here Arch
gave in. The eighth and ninth and half mile were
by Gildelsiee alone, who performed The dis
tance as mentioned above.
On coming to the stand he was greeted by an en-
thusis site burst Of applause, and after having taken
Il mo3hful of brandy and donned his great coat to
prevem catching cold, he appeared on the Judges
stand where he bowed TO the assembled multitude,
and responded With continued hurrahs.-LNew Or
leans Crescent City.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

NEW ORLEANS-per steamboat FashioI-l5 bbls
monsses l22 do Hour "a do whskey 20 ibis bread, 10
do brandy do gin, 25 do eggs, do 20 kegs hard 10
hhds bacon los bags 10 ck rice 10 bales tobacco IL bxs
absy nthe, 10 les wine, &c.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Belle of AtIakapas
lis bbls whskey 24 do flour, ~ do mOasses, so ks
coffee 779 do II ds bacon, IS do sugar, 10 head
cattle bnlo robes $50 coils rope, $40 pcs bug
Ripg, So SKIS wheat.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

We have neglected 10 call attention TO The attrac-
tive performances at tie Armory. Tue Infant Sis
lers are said 10 be perfect prodges, and in their
singing and dancing have given entire satisfaction
In addition to their amusing performances, Mr.. Fer
gUson, who accompanies ttem, lays on The Scotch
Lagpipe in the Highland costume.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

Notfce to the Creditors 0fthe Planters and
Merchants Bank of Mobile.
TyHE COMMISSIONERS Of the Planters and
L Merchants Bank Of Mobile hereby notify all the =
creditors Of said Bank present their claims to the
Secretary of the Board al the Office OF said Bank IN
the city Of Mobile or before The first day Of JAN
uary, A D., 1916 5tk :.
All claims not presented will I've forever barred
agrceably to the provisions Of the 3rd Section OF the
act OF the Legislature, entitled Gan art to amend
the laws heretofore enacted for the final settlement
of the afairs Of The Planters and Merchants Bank Of
MOBILIZE, approved the oath January, l646, copy Of
which section is published below. 81, ftts
DAVID STODDER, (r.;..;.,.,.
HiNDMAN BARNEY. 0o""'''
Mobile, March 81, I845. mh28 lOlftlstJan
SEC. 3. And be il further enacted, That for the
purpose OF asceranng with certainty the amount Of
all outstanding liabilities Of the said Bank, the said
Commi ss toner's shall within three months after the
passage Of this act, by advertisement TO he inserted
in one or more newspapers published in the city OF
Mobile, once week until the first day of January
1916, notify all persons having any elaine or de-
mands against the said Bank, present the same 10
some officer OF said Bank, at the Office in Mobile, on
or before the frat day Of January, 1916. or that the
same will be barred, and every claim or demand not
so presented within the time aforesaid shall 10 for
ever barred from pa, ment recovery, and no suit
shall be brought thereon 10 any Court in this State.
0o- The Advertiser will :opy. Urea ..
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

The Democratic Convention of The Norfolk Com
gressional District in Virginia, have nominated the
Hon. Archibald Atkinson, the late member, as a
candidate for re election to Congress
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02
MOBILE
wednesday Morning, April 3, 1s4o
The eastern mail came through yesterday

The 9th May has been appointed for the first cleo
ton. under the constitution, of the State oil
Flurida
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

LIvERPOOL-Per Br ship Engand-2e09 bles cotton
LlVERPOOL-Per ship Carroll Of Caro- lltnn- 2O55
bales cotton.
LINERPOOI-Per ship Great Britnin-zO4l bis cotton
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Cornelia-3i96 haes cotton.
HULL Eug-Per Br bark Surry-l47O bales cotton.
HANRE--Per ship AlAbanu-2592 bales cotton.
uAVRE-Per ship Rockal-2l53 bH.es cotton.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

hA"mLEss h"okBAcK.-We have seen il
stated in Su"dry wing papers, ,ha, Mr.. Ci,'s DOS
tage accoun. during the last year. amounted to some
$4,000. Now, upon apply ing to the nroner source
Tor information, we find that The w%',,i 'u, or
postage received AT the Lexington posi- office Cnr the
year 1874, was So 1899 SO. No conmen, i. nsces
sary.-[Con, titutiOn.
The l't, orbaek would have been still more L.r,
less il its inventor had known. that which true nh
Mr.. Clay claimed and exerci sed The ranking priy,l
eye nearly years after he ceased 10 be Senator
under Construction Of law which we believe to be
wrong, viz: III 4 he entitled 10 it until the full
term Tor which he had been elected expired, not
w''hSland'"g another Senator lad been elected in
an extent rars, used in this State. The effect d
ms operation oi the privilege that three Sena.
tors it' Kentucky we're franking for year or two
al the same ,'me.-tr Ianklo,i (Ky.) Yeoman.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

WONDERS ErHE MooS-ExPEcTED DIscov-
ERiEs.- Lord Roses great Irish Telescope is
nearly finished, and the next Steamer may bring US
accounts of some of the observations made by it,
Speculation as to the probable discoveries in the
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02
Reduction IN the price OF Ice.

ReUuctIUu an ING pEHCt VI AUus
A T the Mobile Ice House the price OF Ice 10 teTtle
IA porally reduced 10 half cent pound for ell
quantities exceeding 10 cents worth. iss
The expense of cutting up will make i needtnl to
ask more for small quantities For 8 cent piece
there will be given six pounds For ten cent piece
twelve pounds Il is hoped the friends and custoni
ers Of this establishment will hasten to realize the
benefit of this low price which il is feared cannot DO
continued through the season. 's-.
Per order, THOMAS McNELLIS, = 90,
mh4 SOUKmo Ice House Keeper.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

THE LOCKED JAw.-It appears that a remedy
for This horrible disease, has at last been discovered
The New York Journal Of Commerce records a case
of successful application Of electricity TO locked Jaw
The patient was a Young woman, in whom the dis
ease had been brought on by cold and fatigue, and the
laws had been closed five days The electro Ralyanic
apparatus was applied to both angles Of the jaw, and
had made forty revolutions before the complaint
was entirely removed.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

The GREAT Foor RAoE.-Ths long-talked-Uf
affair came off yesterday, over the Meiare Course,
10 the presence Of about three thousand persons The
day was as balmy and bright as The most ardent
lovers Of the sport could wish for, and gentle
breeze prevailed We observed but very few Of the
fair sex graeed the occasion with their presence.
At Que o cluck The Judges J. r.. Grymes, ESQ.,,
Col Chrsty aud Major Beard, took their places on
the stand, and ilrnugh the polleness of Col . ver,
the genllemanIy proprietor of The Course, ample ac-
cnmmodaton was al red the several representatives
Of the press who were present. Betting was rather
dali; GiIderseeve was the faVorlte OF the field. and
during the race some money changed hands. Archer
IN The third aud fourth mile, though far behind Gil
dersleeve, was favolle win sone OF the betting
Out of nine entries. the following started:
l-Glldersleeye
2-Archer;
2-Elworth;
4-"H b. the man in the mask
The distance conditioned lie run for the purse
of $500, was 81 miles, within the hour, aud Glider
sleeve performed his work ,asy IN ooS minutes, lie
ran his len miles 1.-THE other halt mile 10 completely
in SO 80.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

Harvard CoLLEGE.-We learu that the Hon.
John Pckerin, LIZ d., of Boston, is to succeed
Mr. Quincy President OF Harvard College. Mr.
Pickering is a Of great learning and moral worth.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

FOR NEW YORK, (passage only)
$50 The brig MOREA, Edgar master, will
ssss8 sail on the 10Th inst. and handsomely
10 or ~ passengers. Apply to
app WHITAKER Il SAMPSON.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

Mons. A. Coz EFRoY, French gentleman now
residing in Moble engaged during the last year
n giving instruction in his native language, TO clnss
Of young ladies in the city Of Tuscaloosa. Being one
Of his patrons there, became acquainted with his
method Of instruction and witnessed the rapid pro.
gress made by his pupils take pleasure in stating
Of Mr.. Godefroy's method lin part devised by him.
self) that il is superior any other | have ever
known used. His diligence in attending 10 the in
siruction of his scholars, and his unweared zeal to
communicate knowledge Of the language he pro-
fesses to teach, deserves the highest commentator.
milo S5cmo THOMAS d. KING.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02
DENTIsTRY.

- n ~ = . ~
nR. LEES NERvINE will give immediate re-
~ lief to The most acute TOOTH ACHE, whine it
proceeds from an exposed nerve. II will also ea-
tirely destroy the nerve so that the tooth may be
plugged and again become useful. without any pain
whatever. The Nervine is perfectly free from every
thing injurious TO the organization Of the tooth or
that will discoor it. F" ~ ~
respectable citizens, may be At the OFpfcE
southeast corner Of Royal and Dauphin.streets, over
Gregory's Exchange, entrance On Royal-st.
~ Every operation in Dental Surgery performed
upon the latest improved principles and warranted
to last. mb2i S@u
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

We are requested bv Mr.. EwERs, whose misor
tune noticed in Yesterdays paper, to say that he
. urenared AS usual to accommodate his friends and
the public with horses, bugges, hacks, etc, at all
hoars and will feel grateful for continuance OF
dlelr kindness in his line of business.
We omitted 10 mention yesterday that IN addition
to abou, $1,000 worth olhay and corn, IL or 10
vehicles, mostly buggics, burnt in the second
Story Of them belonging Mr.. E. and the resi-
to various citizens who had stored them there during
the winter.
MIR. Ewers' loss Is estimated at $4,000, on which
he had insurance for $4,000.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02
U,HE FRENCH LANGUAGE Mon,.A. GsDr

Il FRoY is now ready to organize classes in
French, after new system Of his own, and alss
partly after the Robertsonian system. For terms ,
&C.. apply to A. Godefroy at bis recitation room
Cont street, No. 81, from 10 O'Clock Am. Till Pm.
Ladies' will be punctuay attended to at theirrespect-
tive residences.
N. B.-Mons g. from his long experience 10 able
to teach learners from any French system whatever,
and will always endeavor suit the TASTE Of his pu-
pills His zeal and unremitted attention, he hopes
will secure for him a share Of former patronage.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02
MARINE NEWS.
Port of priI 2, 1913.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
LItitjohn.
ship Great Britain, We, 70, far Liverpool By GIBBS H.
ship Cornelia, FrencA, TO- Liverpuo, by Gwathm:,
Forbes & CO.
snip Carroll of CarroIllou, Bud for Liverpool. Nv Jas
snip Al lbamu, Wood, for IIavre, by i Auze q Son.
Ship Rockail, Evans for 1iavre, by l. & NJ, ntandon
Be bark surry Keyser, for Hull, Eng, by lawson d
Ferguson.
Ship Burips ton Crawford, AZ days FROM LAY erpOo to
master.
steamboat Belle of Attukapas. ChappelI, I'm New. Or
Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, fin New Orleans.
Steamboat WaSerly, smith, from Aberdeen, with 49,
steamboat Sam Dale, on., from wetumpks, with
1885 bales cotton.
CLEARED FOR THIS PoRr-From New York, 24h til
Brig Phena, Forbes.
=---
SUGAR-40 hhds prime Sugar; 50 bbls Moases,
- in store and for sale by
apI HUMPHREYS, WALSH & co.
HROUND COFFEE-lO eases just received and
" for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM.
apl Grocers, 81 Danphin street.
LNLOUR-25 bbls Northern Flour, Kochesler
api HUMPHRJEs, WALSH & co.
* HAIRS so dozen common cane and wood seal
~ Chairs, in Store and Tor sale by
apI MARSHALL. ROWE & CO.
IEtAiA BLEArHED Sacks Sal in excellent
lOOO or,e,, for sale IN the Bay or On In,
wharf (asD BY J. H. RIVERS 20.
deal STARCH-ln small boxes for sale by
IL JOHN GRIZZLY ~ 60.
~ ctner Conli sui Wafer SITS
-, O..,..-i5O hiids choice, FROM rrocior's PIania-
- Jon, landing schr Pascagoula, rar sale by
apI SMITH, UAbNEy u co.
- Oi.A~Sr.S $50 l,ns ~ 81 anu landing ex
lvA schr Pascagoula, for sale by
apI SMITH, DAbNEt W.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02
Tnsurance Aasinst Fire.

ElNHE subscribers, Agents for the Contribution Iu-
Il surance Company Of New York, contInue to
Take risks on Buildings. Merchandise. Cotton in
store and on board Steamboats,, al the lowest rates
Of premium.
This Is an old established Company. with eaPi-
tai of 300 ,000 paid in. -......
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FtlR NEW.ORI.EANS.


(Reguiar senli-,osekly packet to the NeW Basin.)
Leaves New Orleans Wednesday and Saturday Evenings
Leaves Mobile Tuesdays and Fridays
90 Cabin passage So. Deck passage vi.
dFxsM-- II The fine new and stdunch steamer
Llhauy4Vhsft MoNTEZUMA, j Nice. Baker mas
q zster, will leave for the above port on
FRIDAY, Alh April, at 10 o'clock AM.
20 Her rates Of freight are reduced five cents per
barrel from this date
For freight or passage, having excellent accommo-
datinns, apply on board or to
FOR NEW .oRLEANS-V VIA the River.
= e. n The steamboat BELLE OF AT
ssssSsasa5T TAKAPAS, E. Allen master, will
leave Tor The above on THIS DAY, the Cd inst.
AT IL O'Clock N.
For freight OF passage apply on board at Dauphin
street wharf.
N. B.-The Belle of Attakapas will continue in
the above trade leaving New Orleans every Satur
day al 4 O'Clock Pm. and Mobile every Tuesday AT
9 o'clock AM. ap2K
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND LOUISVILLE. Ky.
Cabin Pass ge Twenty Dollars.
f@z@ n The new aud splendid double en-
S;ssssaFz{5Z. CINE steamboat MARENGO, Thos
Adams master, will leave for the above ports on
THIS DAY, he I'd April, At ~ O'Clock NJ.
For freight or passage having splendid accOmmo-
dations, apply on board or to
app CAMPBELL. OWEN s. CO., Agents.
FOR TUSCALOOSA.
f. p The new, splendid double: engine
gy master, will leave for the above and all lntermed-
ATE landings, on THIS DAY. I'd April, ats o'clock
PM. For freight or passage apply on board or to
ap2 MOSES WARING & CO, Agents.
FOR WETUMPKA.
- SAM DALE. F. n. johnson master.
will leave for The above and all intermediate landings,
on THIS DAY I'd instant, at o'clock pm.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
app ''' CAMPBELL. OWEN CO.
FOR COLUMBUS AND WESTPORT
CSS@ p The fine fast running steamboat
S5!s<Sz5F5. GEN. HARRISON, j, b, Wiley
master, will depart for the above aud Intermediate
landings, THIS DAY, I'd Apr,l,at o'clock PM.
Fer freight Or passage apply ON board or 10
CAMPBELL. OWEN Il CO.,
ap2 72 Front and rs Commerce st
FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
= Co. h The siaunch built, fast running
$50 sssssssss7T77ssL- steamer NORMA, Wright, mas
ter, will leave for the above and intermediate land
ings, on THURSDAY, Sd inst, at O'Clock PM
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
app NJ WARlNG * CO., Agents.
FOR ABERDEEN
= The fine steamer BELLE POuLE
H. R Johnston master, will leave FOL
the above and all Intermediate landings on FRI
DAY, 4h inst, at o'cuck PM, positively.
For ffe ght or passage apply OIL board OF TO
app CAMPBELL, OWEN Il CO., Agents.
FOR MONTGOMERY.
e - n The new and light draught steame
SssssEss5EssZ. LOWNDES, A. II. Johnson master
will leave for The above and all intermediate landing
| on FRIDAY, 4th inst at 5o'clock, Pm.
| For freight or passage, having superior accommo
| daons, apply on board or to
| app CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
FOR ABERDEEN
= n The fine steamer WAVERLY
| ssEass-S7x b. W. Martin master, will leave 70
| the above and all intermediate; landings, on THURS
| DAY, the 81 inst , AT 8 O'Clock Pm.
| For freight or passage apply TN board Or to
app CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.
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10 RaN~ shoot~rsi

g B. AMoRY q CO., manufacturers In the
Nttown Of Goshen, Orange county, New-York, Of
Rifles of the latest improved increase twist, which
they confidently recommend to the public as aItI
Gle equal in workmanship, accuracy and strength in
sLosting, to any made in the United States.
S. B. AMORY is in this city and will re-
mann a few DAYS al w. H. BuENELL Cos and
show The best lot of Rifles offered to the sports
men Of Mobile They are superior article ioI TAR
get shooting. as they will shoot double the distance
Of those now in use. Call and examine for your
selves. mhSthr
AMR RECAN POWDER COMPANY.
THsHE Subscriber having been appointed agent TOT
l. the sale of this celebrated POWDER, has just
received supply Of Rifle aud Sporting, which has
been prepared with great care is free from all damp
ness and warranted equal to any manufactured 10 The
country JOHN PHILLIPS.
febl2 corner Cont and Water-sm
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

A GOOD Rook-keeper, who has more leisure than
kAhe finds profitable. would like to bring up or
close sci Of Books, render account sales or do
writing Of any kiud-being acclimated he does not
leave during the summer. and would attend TO the
correspondence and business generally Of CONNER
cial house. Satisfactory references can be gwen.
line to A. B. c. left at this Office, will be prompt
" attended to. mh27
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-02

0o-The friends of WILLIS w. GAY will sup
port him as candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
County Court, at the election in August next.
ianl6 1Oief
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FOR PORTI-AND TM,;ne1

FOR PORTLAND, (Maine)
,kEM The coppered packet brig GROWLER-
N5R B. Ulmer master, is now loading and will
have despatch. For hegln passage having good
apS j. H. RIVERS CO.
A CARD-LA PETITE CERITo respectfully
"A announces to the ladies and gentlemen of Mo-
bile that her BENEFIT will take place on
THURSDAY, April 8, 1915,
which occasion will be performed a favorite
play and farce. In the of the evening she
win have the honor Of appearing before them ia
veral Dances together with classical represents,
of ancient satuary. First aad only appearance Of
Mr.. N. Cook. For particulars of he nights enter
ialnuents please see bills Of The day. ap2K*
II OST-On Monday evening, near The door of the
IL Theatre, "A Ladies' Hair RACELET. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it at 20
ST. Francis street. app
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bills. for sale by
II app ID. WHEELER, % 81 Michael-st
COFFEE-50 bags Rio, for sale by
y app T. II. CHEEvER, 40 Commerce-st
SUGAR-2O hl,ds prime, for sale by
- ap2 T. H. CHEEVER. 40 Commences
nIL-5O bbIs Sperm and Whale, for sale by
" app 7. II. CHEEvER, 40 Commerce.st
AIL-4 bbs English boiled Linseed Oil for sale
" low 10 close con signment by -rt
ape FOSDICK a. CHARLOCK, ss Com.st
SWEET POTATOES-2O0 hampers in fine or
~ der, landing from Susan Drew, for sale BY
ap2 JOHN o'REILLy CO.
NIDEK- so bbls Sweet and Clarified fsaark
" Cider, in store and for sale by
app FoSDICK & CHARLOCK. SO Com-st
ENISH-Hering, Salmon, Shad. Mackerel, and
u Goldfish. in bbls, half do, quarter do, and kits
for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
ap2 . Grocers, So Dauphin street
EIAMS--Just receiveda fresh supply Of School,
4 ley's extra Hams, together with Other brands Of
choice qualities, for sale by
NHAMPAGNE--Inp ints and quarts -
~ CLARET-Fine Claret IN cases
MApEIRA-Old Madeira in wood; Stenwein
in cases. For sale 10y s.a E-44.tftl ia
app F. G, CENTER GO.
IrTELL'S LIVING AGE-Part 10 received.
~ Subscribers will please call for them at %
Dauphin street 7tH wa .Sllpt Sc
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NOFFEE-6OO sacks Rio --.IIa
" 50 sacks Laguyra, rs do Java ..dt'r
80 sacks Maraesibc, IN store ard for sab BY
apl SMITH, DABNEY co.
DOTATOES-250 large hampers French, this
L morning landing per ship Susan Drew, from
Havre, for sale BY
spl J. H. RIVERS Gu.
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NOTICE-All demands against the schooner Ann,
Captain Hart, must be handed 10 the Subscribers
previous to the 28th inst. debarred payment.
mh27 JAMES REID g. CO.