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thing, and that sOms'hing has created no little stir and excltement-like all other small matters coming up on surprise EIther proposition submitted, in my opinion, would answer all the purposes necessary. MT Phillips this rnorninS brought forward new prop osltion in the farm of joint resolutions differing very slightly from the bill of Dir. Chandler. Mr.. Dunn also has a proposition, which is not vSy greatly different from either, hu suppose each gentleman is p'rtiai to his own OG,pring. Mir Dunn advocat. ed li'' own proposition at considerable length. The two propositions which sent you in my last, have been laid on the table, and Mir. Phillips s now be. fore the House.
 This subject is also before the Senate n the form oi" b'll' presented hy Mir. Posey. shall have to close 'hls letter without beng able to send you the result of this matter as it will be past o'clock be- lore hna action can be had, and the ma closes al that hour.
 The House and Senate both set at o'clock.
 send you copy of McClung's report on the 6nan. cial condition of the State, which you will 6nd sn interesting document. a5 A
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A NEw NEw5rArER.-Thas witty Journal Punch. is hereafter to have dangerous rival in tn. new paper called The Great Gun,' which made its first appearance on Saturday last. No paper ha, of late years attained so wide "a circulation as Punef and deservedy so, for it could boast ot 'ing every week the very best talent of the town and ts every part of the habllable Globe. It was origina Jerrold, Albert Smith and others, merely an ex pertinent, but il immediately pushed itself into favor and it has continued to be favorite to this day. Some difficulty having befaen the former publisher Punch was sold to its present proprietors. Messrs Bradbury & Evans, at q very small sum. and these publishers have, il is said, accumulated, through Punch, comfortable fortune. Several 0f the origi nal contributors to Punch have continued 10 write for
 10 the present time; but while they have been paid merely any other clever writers would be- the pretors have reaped all the profits arising from the work. Within the last six weeks, these and other popular writers have for the purpose of planning and bringing out something fresh on their own ac. count, leaving Punch to its fate.
 The result has been the "Great Gun" one hun. dred thousand copies of which were actually printed and distributed gratuitously Saturday last! send you the first and specimen number. No less than q dozen writers, who are well known as dramatic att thors. contributors magazines, will write regu- larly forthe 'Greal Gun," whilst the hest artists sv llusirate the leiter-press. fhiz is the leading artist. The "Great Gun" will combine the peculiar fastnres of Punch, the Illustrated News, and the Aghsaeum. Although it eoutains thirty.six folio CO., lunias, vel the prise will be tho sains PsO"b-- thare pesee. IL b hazardous specss,iOa, bsz a
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Among the various enterprises of modern days that are conferring wealth and distinction on men, not the least important those extensive publish. ing establishments of both the new and old worlds, which by the aid of steam, (that potent principle that matches books and chickens with equal facility are scattering trash ana knowledge through the world.
 The largest establishment of this kind in the world is said to be Clowes' of London. Next comes that of the brothers Chambers of Edinburgh, and then our own harpers' of New-York. All these men started in life LOOT printer boys-they now rich and in some sor, distinguished. For this they Are indebted to their industry. to steam and to other Teopo's heads and fingers. They have been engng ed in game of 'en-pns. not xs players but in set- ting up the pins-oihers have done the playing-bua as usual, he who places the pins gets the money. By this ustra.on we do not to detract lron these very worthy gentlemen. We simply mean 10 say ,h't we live Tn an utilitarian age. in winch steam is at least more pre6isbis han the more s,hsraI element whish psspls cs Il m,nd-
 On aAssshas iAss besa l1d 70 shh nbj.w, by OsA
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VI ti,tNi4 iIS 1
PORT OF MoBILE-JANUARY
CLEARED

CLEARED. Ship Thracan, Brown, for Giasgow by Laird Little john, Brig P Hart, Bartlett for Providence, by Bullou & Hall.
 Schr Elizabeth Ann, Caro, for Prnsaeola by master Steamboat LIiOe, Bryan, for G4lveston by master.
 AkRlVED. Br ship Aler Edmond. Strong fin Liverpool to Gard. nsr sager.
 Ship Alhatross, Simpson, fIn Boston, 10 master. Ship Osnnrd. Hickey, fin BostoH, 10 master. ship Centurion Clark, fin Nobleboro to master. ship Sarah, Cutter, fin Portland. to master. Bark Vernon, Elleiy. II days from New.York 70 c Ryan.
 Bark Oxford, Ros.. from Phisdelpha, to Whitaker & Sampson
 Brig Georgiana. Crispin, (m Cardenas, Cubs. in ballast 10 master.
 Brig Acton, Lambert, from New-York to Posdick X ChariUck.
 Brs Maria Spear. Wii. i'm Matan4as, To master. schr Echo Davis. fin Havana, In ballast to master. schrA Plendd, Cnrs fin Cardenas, Cuba, 10 ballast master
 Steam srhr Eagle, Smith, i'm New-orlsans. Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton, fn New Orleans. Steamboat New Era, Lyies, from Demopols, with S4I bales cotton.
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NEWAORk-Pef brig Acinn-50 hbs cement 40 do ac, 50do, 10 hxs cider h bnlt.- lV7 buNes U kegs tea IF qr cks, le cases wne pipes gin 40 Aeg- lead 23s sks eohee, bt!s .intsar, l3J bars ds iro kegs horse shoes, r coils rnpe, ht pipe hran.) Dbis sugar. b do, l1 h to beef aaa pork i0 GK. rass dc tobacco. &r.
 fOklLANp-Per Ahip Dablin-450 baies hay.
 PoR LAHp-Per ship Sarah-SS tOns and TIPS lbs hay 50 bhis putaioes.
 EEW-oRLEANS-Pes steam schr Eage-lOO sacks corn, it0 do coffee, 22 kegs paint 5J bbis whiskcy do brandy, do oil do moia,ses 32 do iour 6O do applies 525 bAs rasns, les rice kegs shot, dn lead, aS bxs chesse 50 pcs and cois haggng and ope 39 boxes bscco. do furniture, hds chairs, go nnvils &c.
 HEW-0RLEANS-Per atesmboat Fashon-24 bbls
 oiesses 2 do pork, 26 do fruit l3G flour. 40 whs key 2O skr coffee, a bxs rnss 49 hds, hAs sugar. 2U kegs lard, cssk bacon, tee rice, Sl0, ,00O specie.
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there are master hands to load the "Great Qua" and plen of ammunition, il is probable that il will prove the most successful experiment since Punch. In their opening address, the editors claim the honor ot first announcing, and assisting at 'ths wedding ol art unto the press"-in the Illustrated News, aud Ia Punch. They now say that "some of the best known and most valued men in England are in our columns they have been msrshaed and classified each selected for hls peculiar excellence in his own department they constitute the flower of the period
 cai literature of London, and they have gathered up on our battery to beslow their best talent upon their heat work b
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Correspondence of the Register and Journal.

TuScALoosA, DEc. 30.
 J. F. JoNEs is elected Solicitor of Mobile Circuit, by majority of six votes over PERCY WALKER. The vote stood--
 TUT S""es '''''' ..'..... eJ
 "aher' '.''.'.. ....-...........57 This has been an exciting election, and the result has all along teen considered as doubtful.
 Van Dyke has been reelected Comptroller by a smart majority-26, over Arthur Foster of Tusca. ooSai and Samuel G. Frisrson has been reelected State Treasurer without opposition. So the State officers remain as they have been for several ysars- all good, efficient men.
 Apart from Ihe above, the occurrences of ,b;s day have been of the most interesting charactrr. The motion involving the existence of the State Bank as presented by the bill and substitute of Saturday. which have been heretofore sent to you, has given rise to animated, not to say, strong debate; in winch much talent, capacity and eloquence hay. been exhibited,
 Judge Martin of Tusca oosa, Mir. Still Of Pickens, and Mir. Inge of Sumter. advocated the extension oi he charter of the State Bunk, for thirty days. In- Iced Mr. lnse expressed himself as in favor oi re- newinz the charter for sufficient length of time to provide Tor and 10 meet our foreign debt, interest and principal, giving it the bank power to deal in hills of exchange for that purpose. Messrs. Philips and Chandler opposed any ex. tension renewal of ihe ehnrer, but took the ground Ina, such action should be had upon the subject i'm nedaey, as would secure the State against the con. nsency of the expiration of the charte. and the re suits of that contingency. be they wha, they might As to the effect of the expiration of the charter upon the debts due the Bank, &e. Ae, thers s said to bs some varis,y si opinion aasonss, legal sen,lsmsa. Al seem . sgrss n .he nsssasiy Of doias sans
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 serving In ate foreign paper. account of mag nlhcent hsFaTy 'Onss recently given D, the Messrs. Chambers oi Edmburg. at which there were some t"o hundred persons present. and among them some of the most distinguished of the British Lilerati The account contains description of the immense establishment oi.these gentlemen and of lhe number of Pr'nte' sheets they annually issue. We gather from il the following particulars. Their buildings are very extensive and ssrsa stcss kgs-in their O'ndTy alone they employ t0o handrsd persons. The circulation of Chambers Edinburgh Journal is NIns. V 1hO@ssnd weekly. and they issue annually se~sn Nnii!ions Of printed sheets! From this concern. ol Course they derive prlncely resenus and are able occasionally to give champagne and cold chicken to
 the poor devils of authors who furnish the fuel to keep up the steam, We have no doubt they felt ve- ry comfortable after the soee and left impressed with very elevated actions of the hospitality and courtesy of these Princes of Publishers, the Messrs. Cham. 6ers of Edinburgh.
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No nal yesterday fom Ue, ond cHacl-,ton.
Al SAVANNAH, 27th ull. he Price Current says of cotton msrketi


 The close of Uur las rrpnrt len the market In de pressed stae, anI prices Yerl unsettled. On Frday however, owing h holders being ls relieved by the ngs sars hi the prev ius hrce or four Hys bre feeins prevailed, aud me market became steady the sArs of the day amounting 10 2.OJ bales. The Ge nidi continued saturday. the sars uf the dny being 23t3 burs, advHucr instances tc prr lh Monday h re Was ltss anlnHtiun only all 10 DHes changing hans and fursiA the sales but 38j bales fr,te day there doing. but expected for eisu prevented large transactions. We have made some slight alterations n quoIations in order slve pos-lbe. lhe prices paid yesterday, and quote ordinary Si @I! md "a A mid lair 430 l! and lair 10 flu ls fair oa 54c Saes Oi the week o,56o bales. Rs crpls todsie n5SOl. Stock 3l,0s5.
 Frrights-He have no change Ia notice in FOreisn.- British ship has heen ed ad square and l6d for round baes, hut this rate hd get Ai round aud square bales being ihe offering No en- agreements for llasre this week. The vessels now on the berth loading .c for square and tc round bales. Joaslwtst- fn Nrw- York the rne has and there + now considerable lreRht offering lG sqnare and sG round haies. To Busun and Pruvi- dence last ensgemenis l6G per lh for round square bHes cntlun.
 MONTGOMERY. Dec al.-Cotion-Ths retton market is very quir since the ast steamers from Liver p"nl which reached here Sunday last few sales hav- lng been effected, unless al decline of .c. We now quoie extremes nt 3i 9sic. Operators not wiling IO touch the article, uniesN Ht jaw prices uu hear what effect inc last hss had the Mobile marktL
 Fresat-ur feiaha 25e per hb down $ per bale.
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man of wit being asked what pleasure he could nnd in the company of pretty woman, who was g oquacious simpleon, he replied. al love 10 sst he, talkP'-tNew Haven Cour.
 This recalls 10 mind fact which happened in one of our public schools, not long ago. boy about SC. ven years old was called up and fogged by the teacher, for squeezing little girls hand Afer the punishment was inflicted he was asked why he did it. lie replied, "h looked go prefty could not hsip I Did not the teacher deserve s hogginR for punshlns the boy7-[Bo4ton Cour.
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xrstst.r'r'> OFF Cp,''rON

Per steamboat New Era fin Demopnlis-B B Font4ine & Son 2U hnrs; Lahuz m X O ds 1, Walker & Holmes l2; Campbell IS; Dickinson & Eustis 64 Allen & IIa den l6 Maudin Terrell 2, UIrick. Wallace co 10. U Led.nrd X ca 5; l. Galloway b; Anderson d Dick. son l2; Leavens x Malone l1 Andrews & Dawson 10; j Boyd x Bro 2e Donald Marshall 20; Desha, sheppard X 10 27, Lyon x Baker 2; boy Kin X McRae I9.
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Pa~~st Ns:t:ES~.

Per hark Vernon i'm New-York-Mrs Gulick, Messr, A Grrnir, Finrh-l7 slrerage.
 Per steamboat ,shiun. fin New Orleails-MesdanIe, Gardner. Cole, Brkerslaif lonrs, Capt Cole Messrs Gardner, Buafd, Dos Lary, Tol,, Wi iiHns Barnard Letchiord, Ameluns, sirSens, McAlpm, Tolnns, Clark Bell, Stewart, CutIer-t3 un deck,
 Per steamboat Nrw Era from Demopos-Anstill ana family. Porter ald lady, Airs Euns Mrs add, Mrsss OIey, Jenrs May, Bartlett Clayton. Moody, C.lowa, John" n, simmons, liudse
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TRuRT SALE

Of valuable Real and Personal Estate nN MONDAY, the 18th day of December, 1894. " M l2m., in front ofthe Court House, n the city of Mobile, will sell for cash ts the highest bidder, rHIRTY-THRRE likely valuable SLAVES, male and female, including honse servants, mechanics and h. borers. Also, the following lot parcel of land. situate in the county of Mobile, and known as Fow- er's reserve, of the St. Louis purchase, made bJ Owen, LipscoiDbe and Fowler: Bounded on lhs soulL and west by Three Mile Creek, the noI h by Lips. comhe's reserve. lately conveyed 10 Smith, oo he northeast by Robnson's lot and the east by 0sd. des and Shsw's-ln sIp---range-----se containing in all s6 60l00 arres; together with aa and singular, the hereditaments and appurtenancss unto the sams belonging, including the Brick Yard known as - - brick yard and the brick now ia said yard
 The above described property or as much as may be necessary, 10 be sold by virtue of q certain deed of trust, made by Alfred Fowler, Io Biilups Cayls Cashier of the Branch of the Bank of the State of Alabama, al Mobile, and his successors in office, to secure certain debts therein sel forth, which deed bears date 18th March, lS42, and is recorded in the Office of the Clerk of the County Court for Mobile county, in book No. 8, page 47s 476.
 The above property exceedingly valuable and sha titles believed to be indisputable.
 The names, ages and qualities of the negroes wiu be fully made known on the day of sale. HENRY B. HOLCOMBE.
 nov2s 246xO Cashier, Trustee.
 05-The above sale is postponed until the ls.h e9 January lS4o jana Ss
 To Southern and Western Merchants. NNHE SUBSCRIBERS. Wholesale Merchants, N Manufacturers and Dealers in Phindeph ma, ses- pectfuy invite those Merchants from ihe South Hnd West, who are about to purchase their Spring aud Summer supplies, to call and examine their res,,ee- i've Stocks of Goods.
 As we intend keeping on hand full and coaple.e assortnens in our several departments ot business, suited to the Southern and Western markets, ws as- sure thos who may favor lis with a call. that no reasonable endeevours on our part shall be wanting iO give Ihem eniire antisfaciinn.
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0 Soc iete Fra anealse de Bic nfaisa e.-Lo local dc Ia pompe Nc netant pas dspossble pour LUS Dir U Jhnvier Ia reunion est remise Au lendemain.
 Aux termes de Particle des regements organque de la societe est entendu que les socieaies ouvent pas en nombre, rassembee renvoyee au LuSpi l1 Janvier sans autres averEsscmens que le present.
 Ian4 30N Dp Sr CyR
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Tie following oscnments were laid before the Sem ate of the United States by the President on he 23d ut.. tn answer to lhs resolution calling for copies of the ia'e correspondence with Mr. King, Minister 10 he court of France, touching the annexatsn of Texas:
 WASHINGTON, December 2S, 1914 To the .Seaafs of the United States: 1 herewith transmit n letter from the Secretary of State, accompanied by copies of the correspondence asked for by resolution ol the l2h instant.
 JOHN TYLER.
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Cargo Sale at Auction of Malaga Fruits, Wines, 6Lc. nN MONDAY NEXT, 9th January, W Ill be sold V at Auction, at 10 o'clock, on the wharf south of Government street. alongside the Spanish Mis'ico Del Carmen, direct from Malaga, the entire cargo of sad vessel, consisting of tle following articles s$S ;$S s$S s::,'., ;: si. ';s;' "''s.' l50 kegs Grapes, 26 lbs each
 l50 boxes Figs 25 ar boxes Lemons
 25 boxes VernicelIi
 qr casks Sweet Malaga Wine
 8 do do Dry do do
 50 kegs Olives
 50 kegs Olive Oil
 bbls Canary Seed
 4 sacks Beans, "Garvansas" 25 boxes Prunes 72 Foot Bags
 50 lbs Cumnes
 half casks Annisette Brandy
 30 casks Caret Wine 400 punches Garc
 l75 bags soft-sleled Almonds. 80 lbs each
 10 bbls shelled Esperansas 23 sacks N uts, assorted
 50 do Chesnuts
 ls sated Sardines The above articles are all fresh and of superior quality. The sale will be peremptory, and all goods remaining unsold will be reshipped. Terms cash. ian4
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sfKPDkST'A.

6bAsGOW--ref ship l ihrnciAn-I26l haes cotton. fROfiDbSCB--trr hrg T iIart-3G9 bales cotton fENsAGoLA-fers srhr EiiI .beIh Aun--iO -ks coffee do corn, bxs tobacrp, F do flour, 4c.
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MOBILE AND GREENE COUNTY REGULAR

H hEhLF r FdChET.
 AseHs~ k The passenger steamer DALLAS, l&rykHhHB Thomas Adams, master, will leave sas .sH s Mobile every WEDNESDAY, ave- nIng at o'clock, and arrivs at Chiles' Ferry on FRRlDAf morning. Leaving Chiles' Ferry every FRlDA nj Il AM., Flnche's same day at.l2 \. .. Erie same day at PM. Winters on SATURDAY al $ AM, Candy's same day at 12 m., Demopolis on SUNDAY at 8 AM, Moscow 10 AM, Beckley g Landing at IF n., James, and TompkIns' about 5 M., Gays 4 PM, Toscahoma 6 PM. Will arrive in Mobile on MONDAY morning.
 Her accommodai ions of superior order, with a splendid cabin and ladies' cabin, furnished with bed steads ofthe latest and most approved style.
 She is also provided with \ superior fire engine and hose. Fol freight or passage, apply on board or jnn4 10 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 O. The hlarengo Patriot, Sumter county Whig, Greensboro Beacon and Entaw Wing will please copy the above for two mouths and forward their count 10 for payment. (. o. & co.
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We would call attention to the Piece and Package sale of Dry Goods. by Messrs HULL & SoE, this morning at 10 o'clock, at No. Cont-street. The goods fresh and from first hands. and well sui. ed to the city and countr, trade.
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O. Tonight At the Corinthan Hall is the last of Mir. SuTToN's performances. Those who have not yet witnessed his strange tricks of nrcromancy, should avail Il smseyes of thls last opportunity.
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MEMORANDA.

p Bark Vernon reports having sDnkep ship Brutus IA days from Srwbnrypor or New-orieans, date given Also, a disnssed ship on the Banks, nuder Jury masta
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE-AP Puper Warehouse Il where Merchants and Printers of middle and south Alabama can at all times, summer and winter hnd writing, printing and enveloping Papers of eve " description, has long been desderaiam in the commercial operations of Mobile, The subscriber has made such arrangements with paper manufactu. rers and others will enable him to keep up full supply of all qualities of Letter, Cap and Enveoping Papers, and all sizes of good Printing Popers, and he falters himself that his prices will prove SO low as io give universal satisfaction. His stock is now large, 10 which the attention of purchasers is res. peclfulIy invited.
 Writing and Printing Inks, Gullls and Steel Pens are also offered extremely low at wholesale. Term, uniformly cash. lian4 3OI F. H. BROOKS. pRUNING SHEARS, A superior ar,icle--sO Il pairs with slides and longIhandes, just received and for sale by O. MAZANGE & CO.,,
 an3 corner Commerce and Exchange.st sta
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G The Subscribers have hand, aud arc cou- stsnty wing from their Northern their usuei supply of fresh and reasonable Goods a most every variety of BOOTS AND SHOES, which they offer their friends and customers at greatly reduced pri- ees, Tor cash or approved paper.
 dsc2T IAr(iN S Cn x1
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cofresPondence of lhs Register and Journal
 TUscALoosA. Dec. 30
APPORTIoNMENT BILL.

An act te apportioH the Representatives among the several counties of this State and divide the State into Senatorial Districts according to he late census First provides as follows:
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RRANDiES-l0 kalf pipes A. Segnette Brandy 1J hall pipes Hennessey Brandy, pale and dark
 or do do do do under Custom House lock, entitled to debenture and for sale al importers prices. Apply to
 jan4 l.. C. CENTER & co.
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MOBILE
Saturday Morning, January |, 1s4s.
W, had no nl'nl east of Augusta yesterday.

The intelligence from Tuscaloosa will be found oI an interesting character We give the lehsrs of se Veral of our friends, and refer our rsadors 10 them for details
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The able and manly report of the committee O ways and means is received, but is unavoidably post p"nsd 10 our next publication.
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S SUNDkiES-250 boxes Northern Cheese S 200 Inf bbs Philadelphia Crackers
 300 kegs Pen'a Nails, assorted sizes
 50 sacks prime Java Coffee, for sale by jan4 BEERS & SMITH.
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pMUTUAL SAFETY INsUkANCE co No. fl WALL-sTREET. NEw Y0RK. Secured Profits cJ Fipe Yedrs Over Half a Million of DolInrs. Applications for INSURANCE will be received the office of the Agency, corner of St Francis and Royalss up stairs ldecl4l ROBERT s. BUNKER. Agent. U MUTUAL LIFE INsURANCE--NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BosToh-(GuARASTEB CAPITAL U0OU.)-Wii in- sure Lives on the Mutual Prncp at favorable rates
 Table of ofPremiums and forms of application, together with any other in information relative the Institutions may be had on application at the office Of
 DEXTER & ABBOT, Agents,
 ecu 24 MIrha
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DEARL STARCH-A new and very superior | article of Starch for sale by
 jan3 H. GATES, I36 Dauphin.st
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NILL'S MONON0AHELA AND BOURBON M WHISKEY- For sale by
 JAMES THOS. JONES, Importer of Brandy and Wines, S1 St Michae-st U- Brandy sold by the demiiohn.
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p HAVILAND, CLARK & CO, ImpoRr- sRs AND WHOLESALE DEAL FRS In Drugs and Medicines surgical and Dental Instruments, Chemicals Perfumery brushes, Window Glass, Paints. Oils, Dye s,uffs &c
 Nos. 45 and 47 Water Sheet-MoBILE.
 liAVILAND kEgsE & Co, New-York.
 nAviLANp IlAnRAL & ALLEN, Charleston, 5. c.
 HAViLASp RisLsY Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 lcmo UF WILLIAM N. BIsPHAM, DENTIST Having returned from the North be found al his old quarters. Mo- 4s Dauphin street, three doors below Roy nl-north side.
 REFEnENcGs-Dr. Leyert. Dr. Nom noxs2 aasl.
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UuTH WItH HIuCll e3teem,
 [SignedI A. B. ROWLAND, M. D. Beware of commercials! Buy nothing iustead.-. We will engage the Balsan 10 cure where there is the least hopsl Buy only st No. 375 Bowery. or of Dr. G. J. LEEDS, 177 Water street. jan4
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Sscond provides further that Benton, Chamber, Cherokee, Frank lin, Green, Jackson, Lauderdalc Limestone, Macon. Madison, Mobile, Montgomery, Ferry, Pickens, Sumter, Talladega. Tuscaloosa and Russell, shall be each Senatorial District, and
 Randolph and Tallapnosa. 1 disirici.
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WHEEL BARRoWs AND CARTS-I0 w Wheel Barrows; Cart; | Porter's do, for
 ian3 sale hy BEERS & SMITH