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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-28
WALLACE & WAN


WILSON'S Brick Row, Main street
IsAAVE just received an nssortm'd
IA goods, consisting in part. OF new
sFringcs; Ericsson Grape trimmings; Plai
; stitch Linen Cambria hkfs.; Linen u
land figured Satin and nett Pelernos
| plaid and Celestial de Joe points; bIkr
|ChaiIy; Silk; Satin; ombre crimped, ,aDl
fancy hkfs nett hkfs.; Silk shuwIs; y
Zero de Rhine Silks; Bonnet Silks; p
;and plaid Florence Silks; Paris Chez
lCoIarelts; Green Barago blk, and
| goods; Polka Mitts; blk, and white
1 blk. white and coIered Kid Gloves; obI
!SiIk Hose blk. Grape; Artilicals; r.
&C., &c., TO which they invite tho
tho Ladies.
May II, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-28
pIMPORTANT FERRY.n

% IMPORTANT FERRY.u
TVRAVELLERS are informed that exceien.
IL Ferry Flats are kept at Cofiee's Ferry, and
efficient Ferry-men are in attendance ready to
give them prompt passage across Red River
This Ferry 10 on decidedly the nearest rout to the
Forks Of the Trinity. u. COFFEE.
Van Buren, Dec. 81, l644.-46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-28

A few barrels bes. Cincinnati and ST. Louis family
n flour. just received and for sale by
May 3, 1915, AM BUSH
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

Per steamboat Creole from New. Orleans- Mesdame,
Westiedt, somwnt, spolswood, Todd. Ravesies
Bullock, Miss Gaines, Mrssrs Gaines, Mend Tay Tor
RaVesies. Weselit Cnok, G ldshY, Ailing, Rayesies
Smith, Forn,sn, Elkus, johnson, Edeerton, DR. spots
woods on deck
Per steamboat Sam Dale I'm Montgomery NJ Dab
new lady and child, " J GOWN And lady, Du,use aud
Indy Mrs Tunstall. Mrs Bughes aud cnid, Misses KIM
berry, Dubose. Holt Gould, Mr-ars A Belize A J Wond
r II Church, Tnthil Russell Mund, Lifll-john, Col W
King, w Huir, Hammond, Bulard Jacobson Jas McLe-
more, J II McLemore, Packer James, Lrfrs, w Far
riss Dckerson, Booker. Tobin, Rodgers. Robins w
Fuller, Richardson, Fleming Greer MnJ Il Young, Fos-
ter, Morgan, Arring on, Ellis Dale, Evans, Hayes
Cook, Rapier, Col w II Pledger, DIR Fleming, Taylor,
Waller Masters Holt
Per steamboat New World I'm M0ntgomery-Mrs Par
kerr Rev Massey. Messfs Gerrin, w Christian, ID
Holman, Perkins, II Bsrringer, Spedder, u G
Humphes, Martini q w Blair; NJ NJ Rowan, w Cor
don, Geo Kelly, Fornss, Hatch, w Peltis.
Per ship Cotton Planter sid from York for Mobile
Leavens and lady ST John and lady, Geo Cosie
and lady. Post and lady, Misses Leayes. Cox. Anna
Gascogne, Emeint G4sc0sne, Martha Gsscoigne, Bull
Messrs Wright, G w Corning, d C0rwin, Mabee,
IIerrck, e Bleyins G Wilcox, d II TaIcoif, w II
Chidsey, Myers, Downing, VIM e Sackett, Captain
Wisee
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31
EONsRGNEES

Per ship N Biddle I'm New York-CanPLell, Owen &
co; ID Reid; Deshon 4 Myers Mosely & Tucker; Geo A
Arnold II Reynolds; Wtslfeld q Bro; Kelly Allen;
Burdsalli 4 w Allen Davis & Price Jr Warning
d COS Crawford & Gowdy; q Mazange IL co: e Lang
duu; Gregory & Srby; DuBose 4 co: = IL |
Jones; B0wen Il Andrews CO, II l. REYNOLDS; T
Graham d Son; Mallory, Ross Bloc ker Starke L l.
LuuQhry.
Per brig Mobile I'm New York-M Warning & CO; Fos-
ter & Battellr; Campbell, Owen & Freeman Boil
ton; A Parker d Coz W Bower d CO; Fowler Jr; G
Price Jr; Fry. Bliss 4 CO; Goldsmith IL Hsber Hum
phres, Walsh & CO; Rix Kendall n Rises, Battle &
co: Aud; J e Brown; w Bridges; II l. Reynolds;
NewhoIse; Cosier, Robinson 81 CO; ID Bali e DubUse
d COS Mallory Ross Il Blocker II Birdsall; Cunn; f
Il Longhry Marshall, Rove Il co; Kelly Allen; i g
Unger; Connin3 Coser; Daniels IL Brady;A w Cor
don; 7 franklin; Coey Stewart d co; $ steison;
Reid Henry SlodiarI; : w Allen; Dale u Reynolds:
J O'Rey Il COZ l. Gueringer; r Beknapi w An
dreHsi w T. Snckelt Coz Rngey, Mann co: ] Bow
ems Stanton & Bros Barron Mead IL CO; w Ii Bnnnell;
Chilsey; Harrison Robinson: Mazange co; | Bell
Jr; 4 Lrsesne; Colin ~ Mccullough; Tnlson; Desha,
Smith CO; Horton & Clock; VIM II Trone; MoseIy g.
Tucker.
Per steambost New Era FIN New 0rlesns-K Ring; s
Twelyes e. Barron, Mend d CO.. Dornnce Il Stanard;
5 Rhea; II d Austin; Beers & smith; Mccoy & john
son; d n Davis; n II Long. >
Per steamboat Creole from New-Orleans-C X Fooe
d Coz Leavens & Malonei Foster & Dnitee; Goldsmith
u Haber e Lebanon Whitaker Il ssmpson; sands Il
Bnrron. Mend co, Hayden d Lee; Armstrong;
Campbell, Oven & co; e Saunders
Per steamboat Monteznma from Hew Oreans-C
Foote co; Barron Mead q co: 5 e Cliamberluin; A
Gilber Bro; Ware q Chesbrongh.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

"nhers ~ GO bales; . Billiard p Broudnax, Newton
Il 25; smith, Walker co 81, ManGin * Terrell So;
Anderson 4 Dickson 5; Andrews & Dawson A; Leayens
IL Malone rs; Ds,ha, Sheppard IL co IL R G ook 3, b
Sinilswnrih 2; liarweh Il Davis 81 Boykin Nj Rae
IA; Rves. Battle y co Is; Donald n Marsha u Dick
insnn & EustIs i3V; Il Andrews u g. Tart Stew
& 70 lU simpson q Roth s. order 8
Per steamboat Sam Dale I'm M.ngumery -Lensens d
baone 33 haes; L Atdrews n 8 !. Tirrtrna Scott
1873 W Armstrong 20; Hurwe X Dass 2e. Ss,re
81; " T.rleibn &, Henry 20; Htrrson u oon
46 Don4id Il Marshal lb Gordon Curry ~ Toouer,
Cav q 70 II; Rives Battle K 9s, Tart, Stewart
2; h Carlisle 10; Pope Son q u Nave g. T J
DeYsmperi ID; Deshg Sheppard co 6; w Bnwer N co
IS; Smith, Wy ckuff n Ntco 8, Bnykin d McRae los; T
Le-esne 49, w J. Waller g. Lnbuzun 4 oIds o. strnnz Il
Ulrick IL; q Gnnde Isl Andrews Dawson 3d. Albert &
PGenllee 26i w II Pledger Ia A y LedInrd co Is.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

GooD-In the Tennessee Legislature. on the
9Th INST. II democratic member named Haynes. of.
(ered series of resolutions, instrucing the Sena-
tors and requesting The Repre- from that
State lst 10 vote against every proposition or bill
10 establish IA Bank of The United States; I'd, TO
vote against any bill TO distribute the proceeds oil
the sales of the Public Lands among the States; 8el,
10 vote Tor any bill for the modification Of the tariff;
4th, 10 for the reception Of the Constitution OF
Texas 5lh, to vote for the extension of The laws OF
the United States over the Territory of Oregon |;
and 9th, to vote against any bill having or it's OBJ
iecl the assumption of the State debts. The rssou-
lions will be adopted. We trust the rraiseworthy
example thus set will he followed by the Legislature
The people are at length giving expression TO their
wishes, and they shall be shsysa.-EN. 9. JEFF.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

- MOBILE IHEDN ST1RE,-DADE &
RAYNOLDS. SUCCESSORS TO DEFOREST, NORRIS d
GO.-Mi Rocks, Boiling Cloths Mill Gear, Bar Iron,
Mill Irons. and Hardware geuerallyNo. "a Wuer at.
ocll8 2l5tf
fd5- a. q. DnBOsE q co. WHULEsALE and
RETAIL DaUaalsTs, No. SO Water-st. Importers OF
Drugs Chemcas and PerfumerY and dealers In Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Dye Sluffs, &c. sep6
IFCHINA, Glass, EarthenNvare ami Gut =
LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.--The subscriber is
receiving extensive assortment Of the above ar
Giles, " hich he offers he lowest prices
noyI4 JAS. ASTERSON. Importer, "a Water-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

EK,raa from letter from A. P. Gibson. ESQ .
United States Consul at ST. Polersbufgh, dated
Aug. 80, 1915:
The qmntty Of cotton imported this year direct
from the Inited States is 6992 ,9l8 pounds where
As the hghsel imports heretofore iwas 3.l5O,6sO
pounds, il 1913. lfEtbis government should not
change ttnr present pulley IN respect TO their en-
oouagennni oil manufacturing establishments. Rus
sin will hcone great consumer OF raw cotton, for
the numlnr ri spanning establishments is constantly
the nrease, aud II is estimated, by competent
judges, tint by the end OF this year, there will he
in operation, IN the whole empire, from 800 600 10
LOCO .00t OF spindle5.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31
MARINE NEWS.
Port of MOBILIZE October 81, Is45.

Port OF Mobile October 81, 1915.
CLEARED.
Bark Washington, Bartlett, Tor New York, by Mages
co.
Schr Sarah, Adams, for Havana, by c Lebanon.
ARRIVED.
Ship Bdde, Knight, 10 do FIN New York, 10 Fosdick
& Charl0ck
Ship Hanover, Drummond, Is lis I'm Bath, to master
Brig Mobile. Buckley. 10 ds i'm New-YoTk to John C
Ryan
Steamboat Montezunls, Kelly, fin New Orleans.
steamboat New Era, Estes, I'm New Orleans.
Steamboat Creole, Hiern from New Orleans.
Steamboat Sam Dale, johnson, from Montgomery
with 1917 bales cotton.
steamboat New World, Winters, from Montgomery
with SIG bales cotton.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

THE PRESS IN DEHMARK.-A correspondent at
Copenhagen writes 10 the DsbatS, that when, three
months ago, The King of Prussia was about to come
ashore from the steamer which brought MIN into The
port, Il spark from the chimney of the vessel set fire
tile royal standard of Prussia, hoised the boat
in which tho King wis, aud entirely consumed the
flag. From this insignificant accident, the Copen.
hagen journal, the fadrenSiaada, (the Co"ntfy,)
published an article predicting The fall Of the abso-
lne monarchy Of Prussia, and INDUCING IN light re.
feclions upon The religious and political opinions Of
King Frederick William. The Danish government,
seeing in Ibis article insult upon his Majesty of
Prussia, prosecuted The editor, NJ. Goedward, who
was sentenced to imprisonment Tor SIN months, and
pay fine of 2,000f rix-dolhrs banco (nbout g.
000,) and all the coats and further interdicled hin
fnr five years from publishing any writing whatever,
without It's being previously submitted To the cen
ship of the police. This Judgement was,
ON appeal, conli med by the Supreme Court Of the
kingdom. n. Gioedward being unable or unwilling
pay the fine and costs. amounting together 10 q,
$50 rx dollars, (abou 6,900f,) the government is
sued an execution, and, having seized his library,
ordered il TO be sold by auction Oh the I'd instant,
The first lot put ND was q translation INTO lie Dam
sh language of Marines de LarothyoHcdald, worth
is schlllings go INES hut before any could
bud for il. person in the room cried out, 81 will
give 1000 rix. dollars, (7,500f and immediately
threw 10 the anclleneer the lnll amount IN bank
notes. The little volume was handed over To HE
purchaser. and the fine and costs being thus more
than satisfied, the sale stopped, amidst The gen
eral applause of tina company. The performer of
inns act OF generosity was IA merchant Of Col ena-
gen, named Falkenbierg, who was Immediately af-
forwards UNANIMOUSLY elected member Of The socie
ty for The freedom of The press, ami had his dlploma
sent 10 him in silver gilt bex. Galignani's Mes
sengef.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31
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PROCLAMATION.

CONFORMING 10 he WISHES of the Board oil
CAldermen and Common Council expressed by
resolutions passed by them the a7th and 2eth
inst. aud ,sensibly feeling the Gpropriety of setting
apart day upon which NIL may unite together TO
give praise and thanks giving to the Author of all
good for the inestimable blessings of health and
prospective which he has vouchsaled to us as ii COM
munity, during The year now passed away--l do
recommend to the citizens of Mobile, THURS
DAY, the SIXTH day of November next, day
to be devoted to that purpose, requesting them on
that day abstain from all secular pursuits, and 10
meet together in the Churches of The city, there to
render praise and thanksgiving for the mercies we
enjoy and to offer prayers for The continued proec-
ton of lin who holds the desliuies of nations in
his hands.
The Rev. Clergy are requested 10 give their coun-
tenance and aid by the performance of Suitable re-
lgious worship in the Churches.
CHAS. A. HOPPIN, Mayor.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31
EXRahKTA.
HAVANA-Per schr Sarah-52, 66l feet lumber
NEW-Y0RK-Per bark Washing,on-543 bis cotton.
ship n Biddle-ass'td mdse.

NEW-YORk-Per ship N Bid1le-asstd mdse.
BOSTON-Per ship Beodes-20 tonH hay.
BATH-Per ship ilnnuver-- 100 tnns hay.
NEW 0RLEA NS-Per steamboat New Era casks
bacon do ale Sc bills whskey, 2i0 do 1out, 10 key.
shot Is don brooms 200 coils rope, 100 pcs bagsing q
horses. &c.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole-2i bbls
fruit d bacon Is do molasses, 90 coils rope. 20 pes
baggng rs bxs cheese 2 cks bacon 10 kegs lurd hid
sugar, u SKIS oais.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamer Montezuma-24 bbls
pork 1873 do whI-key "a do flour, do molasses, 5 do
bread hhds bacon do sugar, 10 kegs lard. do lead
sks
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

LATEST FROM HAyANA.-The brig TIT, Capt
Farwe, arrived here Yesterday from Havana, bring
ing dates from that city 10 the 23d inst
The subscriptions in Havana Tor the relief Of the
sufferers ~ The fire in Matanzas, on the 9th inst,
amounted to sl4 ,092 rs.
The si,amer Naichez about to commence her
ripS 10 fprto Rico and st Thomas, touching al
Nete,iia q bara and Baracoa
Porto LEO papers had been received in Havana
and dales from st Johns the capital, were TO The
! 4tl insiait Produce then was as foilews: sugar,
fist qualify, ss3 75a4 per hundred and in demand.
moasses Sl3 per hid, coffee was in calm, as there
WAS no d,nland hides were raihel sought Tor; Rum
$s27 per ibid
On the lib instant anonymous company was
established in llasana for the working Of the marble
mines in he isle Pnea, which to take the
name Of 0'nonnel The capital amounts to 81 600,
divided tito 400 shares ofa 500 each, which were
distributed among 1870 indiy iduals 81 Of whom live
near The sic Of Pines. The hoard oldirectors NUM-
Der 10 Numbers, and its President, Don Juan Cos.
la, left Havana on tho llh instant, 10 commence
| operations They have ordered sream engine Of
/ 45 horse power, which will arrive there i'll about
three mollhs, and thus facilitate The labor Of burn
ing, saving and polishing. The color OF the marble
is exreuey diversified, showing white. black, vein
ed, blue ,nd dark yellow. The several iints may he
said 10 be equal the Italian, and may be procur
ed at lever price.
| THIS lew source of riches in Havana will. o
course, Increase the products Of that already beauti.
| lul and bsuntltul lsland.--fN. D. Rep.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31
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MOBILE.
FRIDAY MORNING, Oetobcr 81, Is45.

9c- PRIcR CuRRESr.-Om letter sheet and
newspaper price currents will be published al M
early hpur Tomorrow morning. Persons wishing n
large namier of either sheet, OF reqarins their
cards, etc inserted, should leave their orders
to .di,y
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

petition for executive cemency in the case Of
Van Steenhergh and O'Conner. anti renters senten-
ced to be hung for the murder of Sheriff Steele, will
probably be presented to Gov. Wright.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

TIE producer Of the raw material, who Is the aGll,
cnitnrizi.
In The frat place, ii admits. duly free or with We
~ light duties, large class Of articles used IN man,
fractures, while il imposes very heavy duties On all
articles consumed by The agticnlluraisl, which eome
in competition with fhe articles produced by The man
aiaeturcr.
II alnits all berries, nuts, and vegetables; and in
diving, all dye. wonda in the sek, bara, Erazil
wood help, lac dye nadder ,mndderrooi crude salt
palra, she lac sunac, tulmerr, and numerous oihei
articles entering inio manufactures, duty ire. In
digo pnIs specific duty Of cents per pound, which
is equal only ad vaorem daLy ol per cent And
bleaching powder pays ii dulS oil cGnt er pound.
The articles above enumerated, and MANY others,
are admitted without any with Vely sligln dnlies,
in order to benefit or s'peOtpet" bs manajaef~er.-
While we Inlre seen that the agl iculinrsis, and
others who purchase lhem taxed on all articles
of manufacture coming u competition with domestic
articles of The same Kind. FROM 30 10 300 per cent.
To beneft the manufacturer, tle low-prced wool
the onl, wool which comes in competition with
that raised by The American wool grower-is admit
ted at per cent, ad Valorem. While tie farmer,
who raises wool, has 10 pay for the cloth into which
II Is manufactured 40 per cent.
Ito be concluded in nert)
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31
MAYORS OFFICE,
Mobile, 30lh Oct. 1S45.

nj OTICE-The subscriber having established
Y himself in New Orleans for the purpose Of CON
Quoting "a general Auction and Commission Business
respectfully offers his services for the sale pur-
chase Of Produce Merchandise, Slaves, etc.
Ill orders will be attended to with promptiude
and in "A manner that will ensure satisfaction.
Slaves consigned 10 the subscriber for sale, will
he provided with comfortable quarters at 80 cents
per day
Office in the Atchafalaya Bank Building, opposite
Bank . Arcade. z. d. TAYLOR.
NJ ORLEANS, Oct 20, 1915. ocl3l 226Kmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

-
LArER Fans HAYri.--By the brig Forrest,
Capl, Drew, the New York Sun received very late
private intelligence from Port au Prince. A nun.
Der Of Mulattoea in lhe:pay of the French
revelation agaosl tie Black Presidsni, Cen Pier.
ROT, in Port an Prince on the Goth uli. The leader
was mulalo general recently expelled.
''fhe government forces moved with remarkahel
al4crty, ADD hnsias captured the nnlalio general
and his followers. aboHl twenty IN all. they shut
them pubhcly. A British STEAMER from Jamaica is
around the harblr Of Port mn Prinae, watching
the movements of The French. The latter have Two
vessels nl war. hut have yet commenced hosii
lies. In tive meantime The mulato and black Hay
liens are bchefing each other with great leroeiiy,
aud preparing the way for easy conquest by the
French. The black HavieGs were fitting out an
| Other expedition against the mualtoes, and trans-
| porting troops TO Cape Halliel. Our correspondent
| wrtes-"U understanding irnm my liends in Havre
that the French ministry had resolved upon seziug
the Island for non.payment Of the debt, and that
Guizot and Sir Rorherl Peel were united in the JUS
lice of the measure. | have been anxious To ascer-
tain when The squadron here would carry the pro-
| ieci, but without success the D0minicans are
well supplied with means and have several fine ves-
sells Of war. 1t is my opinion that France will thus
continue the war in disguise Without permitting her
vessels 10 engage in u. and al last force one or
other Of the existing governments 10 implore the
occupation Of the island as French protectorate."
We do not hear of Il United States force an, where
neal The island. An offer Of mediation from our
government might be the means OF restoring peace
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E0R MONTGOMERY.

FOR MONTGOMERY
= [sU'ss p The inst running packet steamer
S..sssTss55SSzx., LOWNDFS, A. II. Johnson master
w leave for the above and all intermediate landings
on THIS DAY, 3lst inst AT 5 O'Clock. PM.
For freight passage, having superior accommo'
dalions, apply on boald or to
oct3l CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

FOR MONTGOMERY
y rESeN p The steamboat CLERMoNG, X.
Buard, master, will leave Tor Inc
above aud all intermediate landings, on rms
DAY, the 2lst mslanl at O'Clock P".
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
oc,al NJ WARiNG & CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31
Fare Reduced.
FOR GAINESVILLE

FOR GAINESVILLE.
y T-E.O p The new and fat running steam
Srss;issE55ssifSz. er IRENE, Clouds, master, will
leave for The above and all intermediate landings M
THIS DAY. The 3ist ,nsi. az ) clock, PM.
For freight or passage apply to
oci3J nj. WAbING co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31
FOR NEW ORLEANS

FOR NEW UKIlEANS.
f5ssns- b. The fine new packet steamer MON
Fe-slhszstssSS1E TEZUNA. Kelly, master, will leave
above on THIS DAY, 5lst inst,
AT 10 O'Clock AM.
For freigh, or passage. having excellent accommo-
datious, apply To
ocl31 e. A. GILBERT BRO 90 Com st
FOR MONTGOMERY.
n T1-p-s n The fine steamer SAM DALE. F.
S.ys,sfsE;SS5x M. Johnson, master, will leave for
the above and intermediate landings on SAFUR-
DAY, lst Nov, at 5 O'CLOCK PM.
For freight or passage, apply on board orto
oc3l CAMPBELL, OWEN co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31
FOR MONTGOMERY

FOR MONTGOMERY.
b cS-7'1 n The fine passenger steamer NEW
s;..s..as7S=s5X- WORLD, Bryan, master, will leave
for the above and intermediate landings on SA-
TURDAY, the LIST, at o'clock PM.
For freight or passage, apply on board orlo
oct9l NJ. WARiNG & CO, Agents
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-31

%. ALABAMA PLAS1ER.-hs sel the sub
scription this periodical ia sufficient to nHtii,
the immediate commencement of its publiGalon.--
The undersigned is therefore reluctantly compelled,
in consequence OF his own limited pacln,nry resour-
ces, postpone the publication till the Isl of Janna
ry, by which time ii is hoped The friends Of aerienl-
lure and agricultural reform will aid hnn IN pac-
ing the Planter ON solid basis.
This occasion is not perhaps inapprortiite to
make n tender of thanks 10 The conductors Of the
southern press for ther kind and nauerng notices
Of the specimen number, well as 10 numerous
friends who have Interested themselves in increasing
The subscription lisI. w ". MCGUIRE.
o. The city papers and those Of South Alabama
will confer an additional favor by giving The above
an Insertion.
lF Bark WEHBOsSET is diseharpina vt Church ri
wharf. tocs3l) ]. II. RIVERS Il 60.
0T NOTICE-The Rev. GEO. ROTTENsTEIN will
preach in the German Language In the United States
conr Room corner Of Royal aud Frances streets.
sabbath next al II O'Clock In the morning. aud NJ o.
clock IN evening The Germans are ahee tnnalely
reques ed attend. oct30
n FOR MAYOli-GEORGE H. HOLT is announced
by his friends candidate for the office of Mayor at the
approaching municipal election, and is recommended to
the suffrages of his fellow citizens individual emil
nonty qualified for the office, md such entitled TO their
confidence and support. sepl3 2Oltde+
1--WE are authorized to announce CHARLES A.
HOrplN, Esq, candidhie for reelection TO the of
fee of Mayor at The ensuing municipal election.
1.-THE friends orc. c. LANGDON announce him
candidate for Mayor NJ ll~ next municipal election.
Fare ageduced.
MAIL LINE BETWEEN MOBILE AND n. ORLEANS.
b fsaS % The splendid New York built low
tr-3aasl=Tz1 9pressure Steamboats, CREOLE,
sg1s Captain Heln; FASHION, Cap
tain Fullerton, and JAMES L. DAY. Captain Rey-
nods, will leave Mobile aud New Orleans daily
The fare for cabin passengers will be rs, from and
after the lat OF November and ~ for deck pas
sage. The freights will also be reduced from that
date.
~.For freight or passage, apply to the Captains on
board, Of to mo. TlCKNOR, Agent.
ort3l st Francis street.