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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-19

0o-Tbe friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile county, al the election on the first Monday of August next. janl4 3Stef
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DERFUMERY, &c.-N. Smi,h lPren,iss' Per. II fumery, Cosmetics, Fancy Soaps, kc. The Perfu,nery establishment of IN. Smith Prentiss is the oldest in America. That his articles have always been held m high estimatop is ahundantly evdenced by the readiness with which the style and ex,er nal are adopted by others.
 Perfumes for the ToiIet-- Cologne, Florida and Honey Waten, Hermitage Extract, Extract Musk Rose. Jessamne, Orange, Vanilla and Carnation Pink. fff'f 'f''fi' v %
 Preservatives for the Ham-Beare Oil. Ror... Scented Antique Oil. Curling Fluid. I-.sliafFr
 Cosmetics for amsliorntiug the Couple xion---Milk of Roses, Cold Cream, Pearl and Toilet Powder. Quo Rose, Lip SaIve.i " sltl Dl-~a il5l7GT7f',
 Fancy perfuped Sosps for the Tolst am. Nsr,erv Chemirs' CorIns'ic Shaving csmporpd,, Cospe,iser Wash Balls, Ca-tahsn Soap, Oxygen do, Chiuess Musk do, Otto Rose do with a iayee ,arie,v sr Glenn's Perlamcry. An elegant assors,net of D. ssLs es and Fancy araiaes, making the most compele M select assortment ever offered to this public.
 NORTH 6 CO, 86 Governmepl-st
 ...A Apo'hscar,es Hall, 30 Royalst
 'eplo opposite the. Mansion House.
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iotai. ...'... ], ,4Sl ,292 If we set down the Roman Catholics al 5O0, ,000, ,and Universalfsts and all others al 0,000, in all 700 900
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gHNHE SPRING RACES will commence over ihe 4 Bascombe CourFe, near Mobile. on the lstlr of March, and continue four days. Psrtcuars will be given in due time.
 feblb 66lf JOHN CLARK, Proprietor.
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NNHE LIFE and Correspondence of Thomas Ar A hold. D. D., late head master of Rugby School and Regius Professor of Modern History in the Uni versily of Oxford. By Arthur Peurtryn Stanley, M. A.. first American from the third London editon.-- In one volume. s- s4.a.l t.8
 "No considerable review in England, whether presenting h. high or low parties in Church or State-no weekly UT daily publication has failed 10 express tbe wonderful power and beauty of ihs voc ume of Biography. FoI sale by te
 J. M. SUMWALT & O.,
 iebl9 Book sellers and Staiionera. 36 Dauphin- st
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05-The undersigned announces himself a can didatc for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun ty, at the ensuing August election.
 ian17 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
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,an RUNAWAY Sunday last, from the
 M~ employ of Mir. Del Banco, on the Dauph,n
 A street road, negro man HARRY, about 46 M. years of age. His hair and beard getting grey. and has high forehead. He is shoemaker by trade, and is quite smooth spoken and plausible. Was dressed when last seen in long summer coat. mixed pants, good deal worn, and black hat, and walked wmh a stick, and speaks in drswling coun- try way. Harry and his wife were brought from Tennessee about fourteen months ago, taking water at Selma. He may attempt to get back on some boat. All persons are warned against employing os harboring said negro. ai8
 febl3 q. A. STUART.
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FOR TUSCALOOSA. h ES h The new, splendid double engine SzSSSilEk=9f5z steamer TUSCALOOSA, P. LaVer- gy master, will leave for the above and all lniermedi ate landings, on THIS DAY. 18th inst. at 3o'clock PM. For freight passage apply on board or to febl9 MOSES WAKING & CO, Agents. 0o-The Tuskaloosa will positively leave as above and shippers and passengers requested to be req dy al that time. lag
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nNDERDONK .CASE-Ths Proceeding of ihe " Court convened under the third canon of lS44. in the city pf New York, on Tuesday, December 10th, ls44, for the trial of the Rgh, Rev. Benjamn 1T. 0nderdohk, D. D. Bishop oi New York; on n presentment made by the Bishops of vrg ipia, Ten n~ssee and Georgia, by snthori,y of the caurt For saeby "4's JIM. UMWALT < UO 5- ' sN'f Booksellers, S7 Dsuphn-ssreet.
 Also-Bishop Onderdonk's Statement of facts and circumstances connected with the recent irial ot tho Bishop of New York febl7
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RoCERlES-25 boxes Maccaro5ir ssl FE M 100 sacks Old Government Java Coffee SI
 100 boxes New Bedford Candles sTtls &fs .s sk
 100 boxes Patent Press do -aa25 do Vermici
 l50 whole and haif boxes No 'Brevn Soap
 20 bbs New Bedford winter bTeacled pufe Sperm Oil; 200 single Molasses BaIrels h*
 10 bbls New Bedford Spring bleached pura Sperm Oil; 10 bLls winter bleached Whale Oils \
 20 bbls Eas. Boston refned Crashed Sugar ii 20 do do do do Loaf 'a sdo .010 boxes do do ds do tf4 do 50 packages Cranberies. halves, qr & eigh,hs e 100 bbIs Chenango Potatoes, in fine ortief.l ! 50 bbIs Silver Skin Onions, do do. In store and for sale by '4i~-' FNi'ad
 fsbl5 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St Michasl-It NNHE undersigned has just received an assofimept II of Spring Goods which i,e offers for sale atsths
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A SPARAGUS ROOTS-Just received and for "A sale at Apolhecaries Hall, No. 80 Roysl-st., op- posiie the Msnsi, House. and S5 Government.si.
 febl9 NORTH .A co.
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nL-25 bbls pure Sperm; 26 do Whale and O Sea Elephant; 10 do Linseed and Meats Foot, in store on consignment and for sale by
 f.bl9 Fi ails 1l sS & JONES. h
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M HISKEY-2s0 hbs Dexler's double recti-
 w fed, pure as imported, direct from the distll. lery. In store and tor sale hy rl1a fEfA RI
 iebl9 si.g eb ss 4a.aF. w. MQCOY &sCO. !
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IA Runaway from the subscriber on the 9th of
 N Feb. last, my nepru boy WILL, p years old.
 N. ahoul feet nclds hgh, dark complexion, !, chunky bu, and well se, He had on when he Jeff a blue frock clo'h coat, cloth pantaloOns and cloth cap edged with otter skin. He has great deal of assu ance and scarcely p0lls of hls hat when speaking to a white man. Said boy can write and no doubt has pass of his own writing with him at this time. He writes a scribbling hand--his figures being stiff l think thai he will endeavor 10 reach Mobile on boat. All persons and captains of steam boats are rnauested to keep look ont for him. The above reward will be paid for his apprehension md confinement m jail, or delivery to me in Greene county. miles west of Eutaw. Alabama.
 febl4 63tf% .lfE BARNABY COX.
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To Country Merchants and Planters. hANIELS X BRADY, corner of Dauphin and AI Water streets, offer for sale the following goods by wholesale or retail al manufacturers prices: 50 bales No Lowell Osnaburgs; 60 do No 9 50 bales No 1 Manchester do; 5O do NO2 60 bales heavy Georgia Osnaburgs 2J0 bales B. and 1 Brown Shirtings &Sheetings 20 cases Bleached Domestics
 10 bales coIored heavy MackInaw Blankets 10 bales 9lbs white heavy do do 10 bales heavy Negro Blankets, large size 5 bales ribbon -bound French Blankets 10 cases white Negro Kerseys; Kentucky Jeans 20 cases mixed heavy Negro kerseys; Satinetts 20 cases spring CaIicoes; Scotch GinghAlns
 Irish Linens; Printed Muslinsi Balzorines
 Blue Deniems and blue Drilings
 Hosiefy, Gloves. Laces. Edgings, Iasertngs
 Silk Pocket Handkercbiefs, Suspenders
 Merino and cotton Shirts and Drawers
 Black and colored silk Shawls and Scarfs, Ac. 3c. ap7
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&0OO REWARD-Ranaway from the sub USUO scribe, about the 29th of June last my negro man JOHN, g years old about feet or inches high, dark complexion, litlle round shoul- dered has beautiful set of front teeth. rather stu Did in appearance but very pleasing when spoken to- John is brick layer by trade. l purchased him of Mr. James E. Zunz, about years ago. aud he pur. chased him from Mir. Ensign-all of Mobile. neither of whom can recollect where he from or of whom he purchased by them. The above reward will be paid for the ction of any white person decnyng said negro away, fifty dollars for the ap- prehension of the boy and his delivery to me m Mo bile, or twenty dollars for his commitment 10 any jail SO that l can get him.
 mh5 J. NJ. ROBERTSON.
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BY S.I. & I. I. JONES.
 s. l. JONES. Auctioneer. THIS DAY, al g o'clock our grocery sales room 50 bbs old Rectifed Whiskey 30 kegs new Leaf Lard 300 sacks Corn; POO do Oats New Cincinnati Bacon Shoulders Mess and prime Beef, Ragged Hams Gunpowder, Tyson and Pouchong Tea Sperm and Compost Candles Tobacco and Cigars, various brands French and Domestic Brandy No. Soap, Lemon Syrup Sweet OIl in boxes, Pickles in bbls and kegs Kentucky Rope, Goldfish, Glassware Beds'eads, &c.
 At II o'clock, In our dry goods sales room, extensive assort- ment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, consisting of French, Eng fish and American Prints Jaconetls and fancy checked Musns Irish and fancy checked Linens Balzarnes, Scotch Ginghams Linen cambrc and cotton Hdkls Parasols, Sun Shades ard Musquito Netting with an assortment of gents spring and summer Clothing, Hats, Caps, linen and cotton Shirts, Um- breas. ladies' fine kid Slippers, Ties, Buskins, black and russeit Brogans, &c. Terms cash.
 Guapo,0der at Auction. On THURSDAY, at 10 o'clock, will be sold for account of whom it may concern 100 kegs EFF Boston Sporting Powder 50 half keg do do do do
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BY c. W. OGDEN.
Ere ;utor's Sale.

Ere ;utOr's Sale.
 On THURSDAY, 18th May, at 10 o'clock, at Stores No. 75 and 77 Water rst., late M Durand's, will be sold, on a credit of t months, for approved endorsed paper, the following personal effects, be- longing to the estate of Philip McLoskey, deceased Gold Watch and Key; Trunk containing wearing apparel; Mahogany Tables; Sofa; 10 Chairs; Looking Glasses; Bedstead; Mat trasses; l Feather Bed; pair Sheets; do Blan- kets; l Bolster. 2 Pillows; 2 par Andirons; 3 Tenders; 2 pair Shoyels and Tongs; l Bathing Tub; Shower Baths Clntbes Press l Bureau; l Side Board Carpets; l Easy Chairi Spring Chaii Glass Candle Shades; Saddle; l lot of Cooking Utensils, and Knives and Forks; Silver Spoons and l Ladle; pine Table; set Castors; Office Desks; copying Press; Iron Chest; 2 Wash Stands; l Basin and Pitcher; lot Books and Maps; Clock; Silver Forks; lot Crockery and Paper.
 Also, ppes and ,alf pipe Blackburn's Madeira Wine, imported in 1886.
 c WESrFELDT. Executor.
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PUBLIC SALES.
SIIEkIkF,s SALE

som f' Adams Dicgo MoVoy
 " senn',loni M1 eHp"nas vs yendilioni exponas
 S''ckn.J' D. H. Srickney " ILL be sold for cash in front of tbe Court " ilnuse door Of Mobile county, ou inc Grst Monday of May, ls4b, between the hours of II o'clock AM aL'd o'clock PM Of said day, all the ,n he Gowinp nrces narces lois of lands m ,be AcVoy trnct in Mobile cnut'v, being ltt number one CD in di,sinn number three (Sj and lot number CD in division nuniber one CD of sad division re- corded in hook No. 5, pages and 9; the same s lo be sold as the property ufiDaniel N. stchnty. hy virtue ofthe above stnled yenditloDi exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and to the directed
 AT5 lOStds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
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p,"ELIC SALES.

BY c. ". D,. aNCE. - .t:.
 G. M. PARKEI. THIS DAY." o'elock at store, a va 'e'Y Groceries, consisting of-
 Shoulders, Sides, Hams. Flour, Lard Rice, Tobacco, Sugar, Lard Oil Goshen and Western Butter Lamp and Sperm Oil, Linseed do Brandy, Whiskey, Gin, Curn, Oats, &c Also-Wiihoul reserve
 100 boxes Baltimore Glass 600 kegs White Lead BY MARSHALL. RONE& co.
 A. s. HUNTINGTON. Auctioneer. THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock, al sales room 50 bbIs Reciife! Whskey 100 bhis f Fl ar, 6 hhds N Q Sugar 20 bbls sugar cured family Hams 10 casks Gin Sides and Shoulders 40 boxes No. Soap. 10 do Tomato Catsup 500 sacks Corn, 100 kegs Lard 20 kegs prime Western Butter 20 IA and 8 casks Brandy Tobacco, W W Vinegar, C $ Axes, &c. Also-4O cases Boots. Shoes. Brogans and Hats. Terms cash.
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c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. C.
SHERIFF'S SALE. Charles Wilson,

Michael Daley and Augustus Brooks, his security. WI ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court
 w House door of Mobile county, on he first Mon day of May, 1S45, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right, I tie and interest of Michael Dsey, in and to the fol- lowing desc ibed piece, parcel pr lots of land and premises, situated, lying and being in the clly of Mobile, and known and described as {, flows, to wits Lots numbers four (4) and five (5,) adjoining each other, in square number ffv-seyen, (h7) according to survey and pIais of the front division of the Favre tract of land made by Dean Knox, Surveyor. Said lots situated at the south east corner of Massachusetts and Cedar streets in said cily-the having been levIed the property of Ml- chae Daley by virtue of the above stated execution, which issued from the County Court of Mobile coun- ty and 10 me directed.
 ap5 1OStcs c. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. C.
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BY EDWARD B. GALE.

Erecutor's Sae. On SATURDAY, 18th April, at II o'clock, in front of the Mansion House, will be sold credit of 6 months, for approved endorsed paper, the fol- lowing personal effects belonging to ihe estate of Martin Durand, deceased, viz: Negro Woman Elizabeth, first rate cook, washer and roner, a creole of this place. Also, an elegant two horse Barouch and Harness. has been but lIiile used.
 Also, dun Horse, accustomd 10 har ness.
 EMILY DURAND, Executrix.
 EDWIN MURRAY, Executor.
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Mrs. James Bett's Uterine Supporter, For the reIef and cure of Procidentia and PrOiaps'
 Uen.
 A CAUT1ON-Mrs. Belts, having seen various "A mutations and counterfeiis, cautions the pro- fession against imposition by substituting other inventions for those her make, and "hic are destitute of all the important requirements oi nef supporter. Those made at Mrs. Betts establish ment, have her written signature enclosed m CIT cua- of letter press. and those having may be TESTIMONIALS.
 From Prof. s. Jackson, M. D., fhs Unipsrs'ty ct
 Psnns ylpania.
 "The Abdominal and Pc, meal Supporters, made by Mrs. Betts, of this city, can recommend to the medical profession and 10 others after several years experience of their use.
 '.rhese instruments are adapted To remedy the in- conveniences depending on snking down oi the uterus, and its compression, from the incumbent weight of the abdominal viscera, pressing into the pelvis, from d relaxation Of the abdominal muscles. In this state of the organ, exercise IS attended with so much pain and other suffering as to he difhcuiI or impossible.
 "Mrs. Betts is n lady oi intelligence, education, probi,y and excellent manners; the greatest conf- dence can he placed in her.'' February 26, 1872. From T. D. Muftr, N. D. Of Jsterson Medical Co., iege, Philadelphia.
 | "MY DEAR MADAM,-it affords me much Peas- ure 10 state that have repeatedly employed your supporter in proapsus uteri, and with the most de. | cided benefit have no question of Its value remedy for the complaint for lhe relief ot which | has been inyentcd.'' December II, lS42. From Vim Harris, M D., Lecturer on Obaetrics i' l the Philadelphia Medical Institute. | "One of the worst cases have seen wa completely cured by the Supporter. ia little mor' than n year, and some less formidable hav' | been relieved in from three to six months. l re commend this instrument cordially to the met,ca profession, believing to be one of the greatest i'm. | movements of modern times. :" February 24, 1Sl2 | BALTIMORE April II, 1S44. | "1 have carefully examined he application oi ."t 'uerIne supporter invented by Mrs. Betts ana ma in it every thing to praise and noth'ne to blame Ten ladies of this city, who have made use oI a, | my suggestion, have found il quite comof'ao'e' anu superior to those made in Paris or in 'h,s country and lt is with pleasure that approve oi its app''ca | tion in all cases of uterine proiapsus' "P. CHATARD, Senr., M. D" Ciinique at the Collage ef Physc'ans and SMeeons Nep York, by Pref. Giima", April 22, lo4Z. | oPro(essor Gilman condemned. Tn toto, the use O inc pessary, and recommended the Supporter intro duced by Mrs. Betts." | From Samr M' Cieiian, N. D. Philadelphia. l ssI have found Mrs. Bets' supporter the very bes instrument of the kind have ever yet met with | the whole of my professional experience.
 al have recommended II, and will continue to d SO, as the most successful of it's class in cascs of rine displacements. Make reference to me as 10 ii nerits." Philadelphia, May D. lS4S
 For sale ir this City only by | A. M. ANDERSON, Druggist.
 yrs iiokmo sole Agent
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SHEkIFF'S SALE.


 s ia.
 Julius Chaudron, Phillip Duval, Theodore Duyal, ct
 al, heirs of Daniel Daval, deceased. NV ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w Houee door of Mobile county, the first Monday of May, A. D. 1845, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of sad day, all ihe right, title and interest of Julius Chaudron. Phillip Duval, Theodore Duyal and others, heirs of Daniel Duval deceased, in and 10 all that certain piece, parcel lot of land and premises, situated, lying and being in the city of Mobile, the south east corner or intersection of Monroe and Concep- ton streets having front the south side of Mon street of sixty (60) feet, and front ,he east side of Conception street of one hun"red and twenty Q20) feet, bounded as follows to wit: west by Con- ceptoa street, north by Monroe street, east by lands of Mrs. King al, and south by lands of the heirs of Eslasa, et al The having been levied on as the property of Julius Chaudron, Phillip Duva, The odore Duva ct al, heirs of DanIel Duval, deceased, by vriue of the above stated execution, which s- sued from the Circuit Count of Mobile county and to me directed.
 ap5 IOSlds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff Nj c.
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 YNHE SUMMER SESSION of .his Institution remarkable healthiness of the ocation its prox'ny to the city IN. York being distant less than three hours sail, the convenient and comfortable arrange ments of the building present advantages possessed by few institutions. The Principal Is graduate of the United States Military Academy. at West Point, and while instruclins principally in the mathemati- cal department, maintains sti ict personal supervl sion over all the others. As healthy recreation and an improvement to the carriage of the pupils. they are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill.
 The terms are S23O per annum. wh,ch includes instruction m French. Pupils to furnish the usual artcles or they will be furnished small expense. For the other modern languages, music. drawing books and stationary, an extra charge is made
 The Principal refers particularly to the following gentlemen, some of the patrons of the lnstiiuticn:
 Chas. King, Esq., Hon. B. F. Butler, William Barnewall, Esq, Jas. Smith. Esq, Charles Knee J., Esq Col. J. B. Wood, of New York; N. Lea venworili, Esq, of Elizabethtown, N. J.; General $ Van Rensselaer,, of Albany, N. Y.; Colonel J. S. Mcintosh. of the U. s. Army; Hon. Charles A. Wicklitfe. of Kentucky; Arch'd. Gracie, Esq Wm R. Hallett, Esq. John Bloodgood Esq.,, of Mobile, Alabama. ap10 ll2 SUMMER CLOTHING-JOHN CAMPBELL, S corner of Commerce and Dauph,n streets, has received by recent arrivals, and elegant as- sortment of Genllemen's fine and fashionable Sum- Clothing, manufactured from goods of the latest impOrtatiOns.
 Also-A general assortment of Youths Boys and Childrens' Spring and Summer Clothing of the latest styles and fashions. Boys Panama, Leghorn, Black and Drab Cassimere Hats; Caps, Shirts, Suspsn. ders. Half-f1 Cravats. etc. apllc
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.Sfsamboot Rybv of Auction

Sfeamboat RUby af Auction. On MONDAY. the Fist April next, will be sold al our auction room. for account of whom It may concern, the steamboat RUBY, as she now lIes saot il the Alahama rixer-
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DUCK-4 bales No 8 U. 5. Pilot Duck D 8 bales No 8 Cotton Duel; 8 do No 2 do 5 bales No Ravens Duck; 5 do No 10 do
 bales 2l, 28 and 42 inch heavy Canvass
 bales Indigo Blue Denims
 bale 30 inch Blue Drilis
 5 barrels Cotton Sail TwIne, 5, Sand ' fold Landing from brig Sarah Brown. for sale by spl4 E.C CENTER co. e GUNDRIES-75 casks clear and bone Sides. SShouIders and Hams of superior quality
 lGO bbls Flour, 200 kegs No. Lard
 100 bbls Reciifed Whiskey
 1000 bags prime White Corn, 20 hhds Sugar -in store and landing from schr Experiment and for sale by
 apl4 MARSHALL, ROWE & co. HoES, TRACE-CHAINS, AND PLOUGH III LINES 800 doz Cast.steel, German steel and Iron Hoes 800 pair polished Trace Chains
 200 dozen Cotton Plough Lines
 50 coils Cotton aud Manila do
 For sale by o. MAZANGE A CO, ap3 c"rner Commerce and Exchange-sts DRODUCE-
 II 300 bbls Rectiied Whiskey
 SO0 bbls f Flour, l50 kegs prime Lard
 50 l,bls Moasses in cypress
 300 bags white Corn, 10 casks Gin. Sides in store and landing from schr. Hornet. fos sale by ap7 MARSHALL, ROWE & co. IT ME, PLASTER, CEMENT and HAIR-In 1A store and to arrive
 
 500 bbIs Lubec Calcined Plaster 400 do Hydraulic Cement 1000 bushels Piaslering Hair ap3 For sale by J. H. RIVERS & co. e UNDRIES-
 - Flour-l00 bbls superane Ohio Lard-6O kegs Leaf. Brandy-XO blhls Am Whskey-50 bbls Rectfed Gin-2G bbls American, for sale ny ap4 c. w. OGDEN. 75 and 77 Water-st nRUGS AND MEDICINES-rhe subscriber | lI has on hand and will constantly keep, a full supply of Drugs, Medicins. Chemicals, Perfume | ry, Brushes, Ac. which he will sell al low prices ap3 T. WALSH, Druggist. 36 Royal-st DRANDY, &c.-I0 half pipes Mar,ell's 1886. ID Old Brandy; puncheon Old Jamaica Rum; l pipe Wine. An of superior quality. and for sale under Custom House lock. by
 aps JAMES MAGEE < CO.,. 66 Com st. K ETCHUPS-2O cases Tomato, Walnut and IN Mushroom, first quality, in store and for sale by WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM,
 apll Grocers, 58 Dauphin-st M MOLASSES-New York sugar house, from MI Stewart's refinery, landing and for sale by WRIGfiT & CUNNINGHAM, apl2 Grocsrs, 5s Dauphin street SALT-l5OO bleached saclu on board ship Wa S verly, Mobile Bay l500 sacks landing this morning and for sale by apl0 E. C. CENTER co. VETHISKEY-66 bbls Dexter's doable recti6ed w landing and for sale on the wharf by
 F. w. MCCOY co, ap8 Commerce and Front streets NLOUR-20 b6Is super i.pec,ed. tOs ,sHcMEs. scis SsS
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
vs. 1 writ of seizure

NS. |
 Steamboat General Harrison.
 YFNHE above named steamboat called the General \ Harrison, her tackle, apparel and furniture, having been seized and attached by virtue of the above statet writ of seizure, which issued from the County Court of Mobile county. All persons having or pretending to have any right title interest in the above named boaI, hersackle, apparel or furn- iure are hereby cited to appear before the County Court of Mobile county, the third Monday of April, lS45, bv 10 o'clock AM. and legally deny he allegations set forth in the plaintiffs libel abide the order of the sad Court in the premises.
 apI2l ll2K0 c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 ORPHANS CoURT, Mobile CD. April 9th, Is4o. Martha E. Jones, deceased. }FVsHIS DAY came
 Estate of Il Wm Magee, ad- ministrator de 6onis of the Estate of mariha b Jones, deceased and files his accounts and vouchers and prays the Court for order for hna settle ment and allowance of his accounts. Whereupon 1t is ordered by the Court that the th'rd Saturday m May mex, be day appointed by the Court when said final settlement and allowance shall be made, and ,ha f,r,v days notice be given thereof by publica ,ion fr Ihree ce nsecuve weeks in the Register and Jonrns newspaper printed in the city of Mobile, ina, nIl ne-soos concerned adverse interest may attend if they think proper. Attest
 70 inf D. THOMPSON, Clerk.
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ASSIA-lO boxes Ground, 10 do do Primento. O 10 do do Pepper, and 20 do saIera,us, in half bottles for sale low by
 ao5 THOS. H. CAEEVER. 40 Comet