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Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26
BIZ 3. 1. s. /. l. JONES.
=. |. JONES. Auctioneer.

Bk Ss IL . - l. JONES.
y. |. JONES. Auctioneer.
THIS DAY. nj 9 O'Clock. aI-our grocery sales
room, will be sold a general assortment OF Groce-
ries, consisting %
New Mess and Prime Pork and Beef
Extra sugar cured Hams; new Goshen Butter
Goshen Cheese; Tobacco Of various brands
Gunpowder Ten n Glib. boxes
Young HYson and Ponchong Tea
Foreign and Domestic Brandy
Holland and Domestic Gin
Sperm and Compost Candles
Adaulantine Candles; Stoughion's BiIters
Old reciifed and Bourbon Whlskey
Assorted Cordials Lemon Syrups
Regalia and La Norma Segars
Champagne, Sherry, Port aud Madeira Wines
At IL O'Clock precisely
IN Dry Goods Sales Room, will be sold a genera !
assortment of fall and winter Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, consisting Of
Tweed, Flushing, Cloth AMI Pilot o,evcoats
Linen Bosom and Angola Shirts and Drawers
Suspendsrs, and Il fine assortment Of gentemen's
new style HAS, Caps. Umbrellas. etc.
Aso---New style Prints, Calicoes. Alpacas
Monseine de LANES, Afghan Grapes
Gen.lemen's Wooden Hosiery, fancy Gravats,
With splendid assortmenl ofSolar Lamps
Also--A large assortment of Ladies'. Genilemen's
and Youths Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Buskins, Ties,
Brogans, &c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26
PUBLIC SALES
BY MARSHALL. ROWE s. CO.

BY MARSHALL. ROWE s. CO.
As. HUSTIEoToF, Aoctioheer.
THIS MORNING, at 81 O'Clock. Mt sales room
10 pieces damaged Baggiug. After which
Cincinnati Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Hams
ST Louis and Ohio Flour, Whiskey
Moasses, Brandy, Gin, Port Wine
Malaga Wine, hid druns FIgs
Bran, Corn, Rice, Butter, Cheese, Candles
Tobacco, Sesars. Sngur. Pickles, &c.
Also--Boots, Shoes, Brseans, Hats, etc. Terms
Cash
Also-For account Of whom il may concern, dam
aged, 26 DuHii Blankets, piece Osnaburgs. do
Jeans and lot Of Kerseys. Terms cash.
N. B. The catalogue sale for the 18th instant il
unavoIdaby postponed until Friday, Dec. 5.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26
BRANCH BANK MOBILE, I


November 20, 1913.
NOTICE-In pursuance Of the 9ih section Of the
' act approved 25th January, 1645, entitled "an
act" to settle the affairs Of the Bank Of this State
and Branches, will be sold on Monday, the 22nd of
December next. before The door If the Banking
House, TWENTY -FOUR SLAVES, The property
OF the Bank, follows:
Gabriel, aged 80 years, Maria and 4 children,
Henry, do 20 do Minerva and do
Claiborne do Is do Judy
Gabriel, do IS do Hager,
Boston, do 80 do Mary snd child,
stephen, do rs do Grace, 2 ch;ld,sn
Ellie, do 30 do Rachael,
The sale to commence at ~ O'Clock Am. The
title believed 10 be unquestionable-bM only such III
tie made 10 the purchaser the Bank has, as pro-
vided bv law. Terms cash By order Of the Board.
nov20 242 HENRY B. HOLCOMBE, Cashier.
NJ OTICE-TRUST SALE--In pursuance of tho
powers in deed Of trust dated sixth March last,
made by Piolemy T. Harris, 20 the undersigned for
the purpose Of securing Jepha V. Harris, and VIM.
w. Clayton, upon their endorsements upon three
notes, Two for seven thousand each. and for six
thousand dollars, Of which due in June last,
and the other will be due in December next, which
deed has been recorded in Clarke and Washington
counties, will the sixth day Of December next.
the city Of Mobile sell for cash. the following slaves
Of the said Harris specified in the said deed, to wits
Moses, Cherry, Jack, Butcher. Rhoda, Derry, Mary.
and her two children; Ennis, Mary, Ann. and child;
Agnes. Nathan, Frances, and her two children; Bar
bara. Eselle, Jim. Angelina, and four children;
Margaret. Mitchell, Jim and one child; Less, Prise
cilla and five children; Julia, Albert Victoria, Or
chelln and child; Ben, Fanny, Pasey Eli, Nelly.
My, Eliza, Dick, Louisa, Julia, Moses, Elias.
Cato, Robert, Dizzy, Bedney. Sally, and her FIVE chill
dren; Chimney, CorneIa, Edmund, Anionille, and Que
child; Nancy. Sarah, Mary, Elisha. LYDIA, and one
child; Will, Joe. Louisa, Celia. and four children;
Washington, Laga, Joe, Franklin.
The slaves now ia The possession Of the UNDER
sigued and be ut the plantation Of Judge Har-
ria, in Washington county. They are a likely parcel
Of slaves, have been accIimaied and the sale will ba
absolute and title unquestoned.
HENRY b. HOLCOMBE. Tr.s,.a.
GEO. G. HENRY.
poy1 227Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26
MAMMOTH WHOLESALE
SHIRT DEPOT.

5. DAVIS,
NO. So DA UPHIN STREET.
FENHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ALL Mer-
4 chants. Traders and private Gentlemen TO in
spect his stock, comprising in his collection all the
newest styles and improvements made in the articles
embraced in his furnishing department that have been
aiey made. He is constantly in receipt Of all the
necessary articles for GenteInan's Toilet, viz
Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen bosoms, collars SC.
Shirts, all Linen, Scarfs,
Coiored shirts, Crayats,
Under Shirts, Collars,
Drawers, Stocks,
Snspenders. Gloves and Hosiery,
Pocket Handkerchief,
3 cases fine Shirts, just arrived in The brig Sa-
rah Brown from Ncw-York.
This the only Gentlemen's Furnishing Depot
in the city.
TERMS, ONE PRICE. AND CASH.
Look out for ths sign of the Mammoth Shirt!i
go-Ths store will positively be open on Satur-
ay, the 22d. .. noy20
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26
MOBILE THEATRE.

MR.. HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La
IVA DIES, will reopen in the basement story of
the Jackson street Church. between st. Michael and
81. Lonis Streets, on MONDAY, the 10Th Of Octo-
Der. The course of stsdy will embrace thorough
practical educnton as also the different branches Of
ornamental stsds. The number Of pupils will be
limited 10 as many only as the Principal can give
personal attention to. No assistants will he employ
ed except in the branches Of Music, Drawing, PANT
ing, and Modern Languages. These will be taught
by the most approved masters, yet no restriction
will be placed on patrons who prefer others.
The terms will be "a, So. SO aud 81 per month
payable IN advance.
REFERENCES:
Hon. John A. Culhbert, Gen Theo. L. Toumin,
8. P. Billiard, Esq, Col. Thos. w McCoy,
F. c. Heard, Esq. Geo. N. StewAr'. ESQ.
b. b. Fonaine, Esq. Daniel M Eggs, Esq.
c. w Dorrance, Esq. Rich -. Il. Redwood, Esq.
Maj. r.. Chamberlain, AIphonso SPrague, Esq.
oct Is
Barton Academy-BIale Depaftmcsat.
MR II. MERRILL respectfully gives notice that he
WI will reopen his School the 10Th Instant in
the seeond story OF the Academy. Instruction will
be given heretofore, in the various branches OF
thorough English and Classical Education. Tuition
So and Sc per month, payable in advance. COM
petent teacher of rench will be employed, and pu.
pills will he taught to speak, well as TO read and
write the language. Charge-$S2 per menth.
OctlI PIP
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

To tho Merchants of Mobile. New Orleans,
New-YOrk, etc.
XETE take this method Of recommending the Dali
w las Gazette 10 the favorable attention of the
merchants of Mobile, New-York and New Orleans.
Our location 10 of itself, highly recommendatory'
surrounded hy vast numbers OF wealthy planters,
who deal mostly in Mobile and New-Orleans; ut the
county seat of wealthy and populous county, with
an extensive Sem-W eekly circulation, not only in
Dallas, but also in Ma.engo. Wilcox, Lowndes, and
Perry, which is daily increasing, we fatter ourselves
that no paper in the interior ofthe State OF Alabama
offers higher inducements to merchants AS a medium
of commercial notces than the Dallas Gazette. BY
reference to advertising rates, II will be seen
tina, our ordinary rates are lower ,han any country
paper in the State, and graded that the advertiser
pays only for the space he occupies.
We will insert notices for the season, oil five or
six months, at the following rates:
Five lines for 81; ten lines Tor So; fifteen lines
for SIP; twenty lines for SIC; and on in proper.
fion size. Recoilect that The Gazette is issued
twice week.
CAHAwBA, Nov. Is. 1S45.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

The above well known and popular establishment
having undergone thorough repairs during the past
summer. is now open for the season.
To planters and business men generally the above
establishment is the most convenient OF any in the
cty--beng 10 immediate proximity TO the wharves
and principal lhoroughfares-and can accommodate
from so 10 go with sleeping apartmets, and about
$50 with board. The eating department is on the
Restaarat plan, where they get their meals at
any hour inlhe daybesideS, the reasonable rates at
which board, lodging, &c, can be had, reduction
of from 10 TO 20 per cent from last year.
bs- The utmost order and cleanliness observed
throughout the establishment. The proprietor
hopes that witt, these recommendations and strict
attention to business, merit share oil patronage.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

n2A VALUABLE SUGAR OR cor ron
N PLANTATION FOR SALE-WiIl be sold
liberal terms. $500 acres Of Land situated on the
river st. Bernard in Texas, five miles west of the
Bra,os river, and is miles from the sea coast. suit
able either for Sugar or Cotton. 200 acres are
cleared and in high state OF cultivation. with fine
new Gin House, excellent Negro Houses, Stables,
&c. On this tract is Sugar Cane sufficient to plant
some one hundred acres or more. To such who wish
to purchase either fine Sugar Cotton Plantation,
the $500 acres present strong attractions. The land
- Of the best quality. For further particulars. ap
ply to BOYKIN & McRAE, Mobile.
0o-The New Orleans Pckayune will copy for one
tuouth and send bill to Gnovi1KmoI b r MGR
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26
PRIVATE BOARDING.

INFORMS her friends that she has taken the large
L. building No % Royal street, between Dauphn
and 81 Francis sts., Opposite the Franklin House)
and fitted up in handsome style for the reception
of transient and permanent b0arders. The House
will be opened Saturday, the 18th. Transient
boarders 81 per day. novl4 237
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

lszA LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE. N(sA
.G5N THE Undersigned. wishing to leave y.
The State, offers for sale valuable PLANTATION, slu-
ated Autauga County, near Siatesville, contain
ing 1900 acres. about TOO acres cleared and in a
high state Of cultivation, being the place formerly
occupied by John Gidersleeve and John Scott. On
the plantation there is good Gin md Mill House;
also, "A fine Dwelling, with all the necessary out
buildings. Attached to the plantation there is a
Tan Yard. in complete order.
Also, forty six Negroes, consisting of men. wo-
men aud children; the stock Of Horses, Mules,
Hogs, Cattle, Farming utensils, sc. The Land
will be sold with or without the Negroes, as the
purchaser may desire. The above is offered at pri-
vaIe sale until the LIST of December next, when, II
not disposed Of, it will be sold at Auction.
Terms OF sale-One third Cash, the balance In
one, two and three years, with interest from date.
Apply to JAMES E. ZUNIS,.
oct 7-2ll tldec Mobile.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

a N EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, good
n book keeper, etc, with an extensive country
and CITY acquaintance, wants a stuat len IN some
tablshed house, with the expectation Of becoming
partner after n satisfactory acquaintance, by invest
ing $4,000 10 5000. Communication TO II. H.
through the post Office will To received and promptly
attended 10. octl6 PA
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

"a FOR RENT from lst Noyember-The
EsA small Brick tenement the, north east corner
Of 81 Francis and Claiborne streets.
Also-Brick tenement on the south east corner Of
st Michael and Franklin streets.
And the entire square situated between 81 Fran
els, ST Michael, Dearborns and Wiikerson streets,
and on which there are two small Brick buildings.-
Apply to BARNEWALL & WANROY,
oct3l St Mchael-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

- VAS Fire Proof Warehouse is now open for
storage at the lowest possible rates. Goods landed
at the Warehouse Wharf and stored. will be taken
on very reasonable terms, Wharfage, Drayage and
Storage included. App, to o. W. SAVAGE at The
Warehouse, w. F. BRYAET, st Michael ST. OF to
nov24 j. II. RIVERS b co.
AW CARD-R. SAFFOLD g. j. NJ BO-
IL LING, will practice in the Courts of Dallas
and Lowndes. aud in the adjoining counties. Also,
in the Supreme Court
&C. Address, Saffold s. Boiling. at Pleasant HILL
Dallas county, or Hsyneville, Lowndes CO., Ala.
nov24 245cmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

ia FOR RENT-From the LIST proximo, that
Gs:@ large dwelling house with fine out-houses, ETC.,
the west corner Of Church and Conception streets.
The lot is most spacious, having large front on
Church street and fine depth on Conception street.
The premises is well supplied with cstern water,
and also the city water works are introduced. Rent
moderate. Apply to
oct30 225 AUSTIN & TARDY.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

M OCHA, Java, RIO, Laguira and MaracaibO
I've Coffee, for sale by
nov22 J. O'RE1LI.Y co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

n AW NOTICE-JoHS WooDwARDsndT Tho
IL MAS WOODWARD have associated IN the prac-
tice of the Law, and will practice in the Courts Of
Law and Equity in the following counties, wiz
Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, Tallapoosa,
Benton and Taladega; also, in the Supreme Cour,
at Tuscaloosa.
DcJ- Office at Talladega, Ala. dec9Ky
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

Fall and Winter Goods.
ID W. ANDREWS n co No 81 Michael
H. street. have received per late arrivals full
assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Goa
sisting Of
Cashmeres, Rep de LANES, Alpacas
Mouseline de lanes and Sebastians
=, Merinos and Bombazines, Cashmeres
Broche, Belzorine & de Lame Shawls + Hdkfs
- Plaid and Plain Linseys, Jeans and Kerseys
Broad Cloihs, Cassimeres and Sautinels
Red and White Flannel
English, French and American Prints
,. do do do Ginghams
Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case Linen
Brown and White Linen Damask Table Cloths
Napkins and Towelliug
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shrtings.
ga, 6.4 and 10.4
lowell Virginia and Alabama Osnaburgs
Brown and White Cotton Hose and half do
Lambs Wool Hose and half do
Whitney, Rose, Mackinsw and Negro Blankets
Blue and Green Mackmaw Blankets
Gentlemen's Cotton and Merino Under Shirts
White Cotton Linen Bosom Shirts
Linen, Silk and Cotton Hdkfs
Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, etc etc.
Also. full assortment Of Rasset. Kip and Calf
Brogans. Boots and Shoes Of all descriptions, Fall
and Winter Hats, Caps. etc. nov2O
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

X1A FOR KENT-A small Franc Dwelling on
EGM the south east corner Of Third and Walnut SITS.
AIso-Four comfortable Brick Dwellings on the
south side of St. Anthony street, between jackson
and Claiborne streets. Each dwelling has four
rooms with fire rlaces-also good kitchen, and
we'll Of water in the yard.
They are now undergoing thorough repairs, and
will be rented low TO good tenants.
Apply at the Merchants Insurance Co. Office,
cornor ROYAL and st Prancs streets.
sept23 T.. w. Mccoy, Secretary.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

NJ OTICE-Informat, ION wanted Of one MICHAEL
IN WALL, Ia Stone Mason,) who left me in New
York ON the l7h June last, will be thankfully re-
ceved. He was IN Alabama when last heard from.
Any person who can give information will please d.
rect, care of WM. p. Converse, 2l0 Camp street,
New Orleans (novl5) JANE ANN WALL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

A PPLES-30 bbls, landing from Sarah Brown
IN and for sale BY
nov22 FOSD1CK CHARLOCk.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-26

TIAY-l0O bales north river, landing at Govern
L Il ment street wharf and for sale by
NOVEL WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29
@\N

THERE is pleasant light within thine eyes,
Such as in other eyes never ste,
And il doth faIl most t.Dd--ly On me,
Nursing Inc beauty which about nc les,
And lifting thence It's sweetness up TO ;hee.
This Is psrnaps foolish whim G! nine,
Yet should check ifit give me Ioy-
Ii il at times can care 10 death ccnsisn,
And take from earth somewhat lis alloy,
In giving thought the res! OF sweet employ!
For Oft when night-won and weak have been,
It hath come 20 ne as the breaking day,
And as drank its lovsful freshness IN,
Saw flowers upsprnging the weary way.
d
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29

[S TUOHPsoS'S TRusSEs, Ohice Is Beck
e %\lman street. Abeut 300 Of the nrst physicians
~sr 'and surgeons Of New-Y9rs n, have gwen heir
gradGate the pressure from one to hfy p0Gnas on tho
rupture without back pad which doel 80 much injuy
10 the spine fair trial being tho lest test OF Its superb
or1ty II Il appilad and six Gayz triA given and II II does
not ret the rupture while performing every kind u
ercise or coughing, aud give perfect ease-n word M
rot satisfactory n every respect the money chse1ny
returned and this the only condition which you
should buy any Truss permanent cure Is easily effected
and warranted II directions followed.
T0se sqnGny for this Truss Daed only mention the sts
r,ptred the roEat the hips. they grad
ate the pressure suit ;her Sold Wholesale and
all nj 3 recE Eman-.t. an n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29

CR0CKERY WARE.
CROCKERY, &c.
S.P DEWEY,
Importrr aud Dealer in French and English
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
g7 Water street, toplositr L. :. Hotl,)
New York.
Would inform and the public. that having been
nakigy aryr additions his establishment h. has 10
r them the excessive and complete assortment Of
his line before opened IN this country Ihclud
Stone Ware, Looking Glasses,
Clocks, Solar, Astral and Hall Lamps,
Girandoes, &c &c. &c.
All of which will be sold favorable those Of
snr .,m,r rxt,bIi .hm.nt IN the United States ZgfY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29
COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS
~. LII. n. ~


IFios the Lct,t Improvement ~ Ieii
TyNHE. DEPOT fyr the sa- Of the Cos Pistols h.[s .i
bE-s aad own. Pieces has t-ea removed from 70 y!
Broadway No. B4rcisysue-t neaf Bfosewhy uH'sf l
AxrOr Hour. g-a-rsl assortment c .l1s sgrfNf
IrAfIns Is kept fer sal. reduced prces & also can
had al " Fl Hor,,nann Co.'S. N2id<B Laas " oliore
W-.d-!l RroaGwaT. Albany, Lyman T hIo.i.si D.ihi.
Delaware Co y Y Hyde * 90 Jd.lch aAd H. balf1in
Co lrans -~Y ork prices Pistols al from si6 70
s2a zach 10 with equipments Grsat Imno,itions are
prscecd upon the public E frpf-n'ias and ssns The self
~ @ ni -.oIyibg I-barI.l PISTOL for Colts Rers4tir2
P,,a which 5. b. superior every respect
10 an Other PistoI manufactured In, County kurop~
IT, Encror Of RI4si- tfs EMPEROR o iUsta tie hIEg Ot
P,assis Priace de Josve of F.aee th- naurn of Illus
.,-aI thrn AID s.ak the hgaest teIms Of them
Ta. Texan Army and Navy supplrd with hsm as hs
L Navy s teen supplied with them extent, and
Ctcrrs have given Tie favorable report OF Colts he
p,4tiag fT.- irms JOHN EHLEBs, 2Blreay-sirret.
sy2t 2msD!~
PATENT iNDESTRUCTlBLE WATER PIPE
THE Subscribers nsnafacnr-a Pipe. eheEpe ssd ..sd ~
thar any oth-f for the Conveyance oil "as,
villages and resc-aces eonFsJs u a.
r icuGt1in itself and hey rsrrGnt II sttpse 70 a.
iaya5ie than any other for dram soil and waste Al
hytrsue purposes gsa-rally. An extra premium % ~ s.t
las and silver medal AWARDED the IETeat'f d M
Far OF the American INSTITUTE ,.1..,,..,
All ordrrs promptly attended TO az AZ q3HTfa co.
ally
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29
BOOTS AND SHOES.


~ To TIiE HOs,T AND SHOE WEAkISD.
~ PTBLICc-CALL AND SEE--fiDs city tEz2zz<zzS
H made CALI saved Boots with fair stitch, for 81 So
s made the 4;e5t and most approvecstyie. and war
r.u,.d 10 giv. s4tsisetion 81 LUTHER v. HOCLTONS
shozbl. and shoe stor, a93 Broadway Also.
-.cratSn d 5oot ard shoes nsdS order Also. great
ssornept tes aGd .4i,eT, bslf zaitss bassss.
yuaps tJychST Nth -ygry dsscngtion Of boys. yonus
chdsr boots and shof, and gatsrS half g1itSs as
nprte ,is and dIeSs fer The feet Of oh
S patent el,sc oVsrbOes which warranted NOT 70 %
co> h.t ooar sr elasticity ia the eold,s, Ho'
,Jftrn .ny dsgf~- Of heat For aIe wboesAIs arc
Az kind, Of eysrEg dc ne IN tr moe. w9tsenaD1..Iy 1.I TN
and a. sh0r notice. LCIHEh " xloIby
B-A pzBty of business lsi sEla prohts' L. y "a
mh7y z7;,z.;s
f1'A,alON4ELE boOT AID SHOE sTohL[1so.' sTo-< 49,
& BETTS I55 Fulton street, ore coor ess' " o,
yav or hzEa iarge assertmen OF Booe ADO soo''
made Il. tie most fashionable style ana '' 'N' s ~
terias. .-,..,0r, .. poo., and sha..
v = and prices low suit The times - ly
--.--7---T-%C BOUsE STATIONERY Y.EEkANClS 4
'DJ.IrIo MAIDEN lave on hand arre az
" ~. i, Rn-sil french and Anserenn ltatore'y-hso.
aeeogn; Book of s.er' ssd hesonr Cure.
ow p. soJ pscks r Paper suitable for fofesn Cor
1s2fr 80 49, 81. F.- Improved Letter Clips, Pen Rack,
De- ave s,.,ar. Vsr Wsfsr, Banker and Mote Ca,es.
-! p.ss III t:iOr PenJ'.. Windet Leoni Haytcas.
- y..;y Wrixhts nnnufartute. Gold Pens IN with
p,e,i. 90 rror ;eie. Manifold Letter Wn.es, Coping
stf.reiy new psiisrs Ls-k Folo, Sotes D,sfs Chss1
Plls EIehsnEs Bill. l.adinz. Reoeipn, Aefsoranden,
pank in great Orcer for Account beoks. ssooJ
and Priurnx VI n receive Drompt stteBtiou.
FRANCIS & LOTTRELr Nsnuiacturnx sisloinsn'
a2 ?w n Maiden 'shs'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29

The END OF lcHABoE.-lnc deposits are eX
hausted. the bank is biokea, ard no effects Is
he answer returned 10 every ship which now visits
the island Wesaw aIelter yesterday, written from
Ichaboe, on the Isl ult. by ship Captain. He had
not been able, he SAID, 10 raise single ounce OF
Guano.
The consumption, last season, in Grea, Britain OF
Peruvian and African Gusno was about 10000 tons,
al prices ranging from 81 TO Els.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29
- WATER POWER FOR SALE OR TO LEASE

1 The proprietor. of the extensive Water Power at
-A-- DASIIVlLLE FALLS Ulster Co. Ny. ofsfto lease
or on reasonable ths balance any part OF be
occupied Mil SITE, nndIVaer Privilege .funted on the Wall
k river 6 miles from the city Of New York. 10 from Kng
ton me. the elawate and HUDSON Depot Mt Hon
don't aud from Hudson River Hyde Park. This power
ns ron s,ed by any hl within $50 miles O New York The
Waikiki River over 100 miles sng,hths flow of the stream
v survey "a 90 cubic feet hour at ts lowest uais
over nntnn rock Of W feet high. and capable Of ops
nin, 20 600 Spnhes with the necessary machinery There
"re Factos now in operntion, besides Saw Mil and
n A building stone ofthe be,' quality vetl abundant on
prce The country perfectly healthy and povntons cheap
THE .cce, 20 Iasye good roads from PouEhksepse
iIvde PARK Kingston or Eddy yie and within eight hour
of New York The projected Rhiogd 90 the west side from
New York 10 Albnny viii pnss through ths village
Th. .t1rs viii take stock any Manufacturing Com
onny Rp nay he established here for Tie amount Of the
nJe money The Revised satPs Of the stas OF New ork
privileges tor pen6d ~ II y'ars 20 any
,,tnn Uool Iron nnd necszsity Of obtaining
,pee nj corporation from the Legislature.
Frkr, he hsd on application 10 tbs gent
MALLETT. DUDLEY a HiNlAS. II PInssifeet.
nj 2xfJ6xImeod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29

NIXON & SONS sEd Ara=rie,u BRITANNIA Tea md TOT
Pnrs single and Forks rlat and
Round StA Rods Lr-t .ai EEAr=ii-d Saue- Pans Pots
Kstix spiders Bake Fans TIA Trays ClsoIs Ss fas als
bv SEAMAN Low ERIE
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29
What western wings think OF Natirism.

reward which L4boI ought to receive In TIE City oi
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New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29

-PHOLSTERERS aad uth4rs N quet Of preed Cotton
Batting cbt1n Tar artcle ii cents per pound on
;h= second tOor OF . sia- q, As9 Afnod, 5si tafyet
ke-sse. oW 91ced yaTdSide s'eengs handsome aI'ce
al ;: c-ni. AID. together with variety OF giaes
worth per yufi- For sac = = Ca, = iR R iif'
L =. INDEhIlIl.i,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-29

- PIERCE-> Fmst Premium New Pztsat TWO Ot n
-. RANGES combining Economy. LonFeDrse- and Da-
a5ity -- hans-s ~rrsnt-d sugrto 70 -9J ever oi-
irst Ihy tructd tat q - oHioo ssiurio iof
t-m 70 < OF order for the paies crack common
IN ot-r r.r-.s T=. f9r the last rig
:e mouths and every gsrn te utmost 'ats.e
lor AID 10 s & proprietor o--n called
r-pai- AL Ranges put ~ ~ the suscft5-r
ru; % iv- erti-- satisfaction II t1-y 30 tcy a!i be
-, A.. AZ - ithout he tts purchaser
q ir, .ORGE PL.RL z ptun-Ietlr Za2 Rr.ahMaE.