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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

DY ORDER of Hon William Parne!ee, Recorder OF
I'D The City OF Albany notice hereby given thai an attach
,nent mas issued against the estate OF Thomas WyHAn
nonresident debtor, and that the same VI" be sold Tor the
paynent OF his debs unless he appear and discharge such
attachment according Jaw, within nine months from The
first publication this notice. and that The payment OF any
debts due 10 h BY residents of this State and the delivery
TO him osny property within his State belong
ing 10 him. and the transfer Of such property him.
forbidden by law and void. Dated Albany June Il. 9i5
DEAN & NEWLAND
iar- Auoruies attaching creditor
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DY ORDER OF The Honorable Frederic A TalImadg,

by ORDER of the Honorable Frederic A. Tanadge,
ID Recorder OF the City OF NewYor notice IS hereby CIV
en- pursuant The provisions OF the statute authorship al.
tachnens against nonresident debtors tia; attachment
mas issued against the estate of GEORGE LOCKWOOD,
lately resident OF Massachusetts, and that the will be
sold the payment OF s debts unless he appear and dis
CHAR such attachment according law within nine orts
rom the irst publication of this notices and the payment
of any debts due him by residents Of this State and the
delivertio him for his use Of any property within tins
State him. and transfer OF any such proper
" by him forbidden BY aw and the 18th
tav OF Apr! lsi5 HARVEY 4. WEED,
s2l lav.lnc In propria persona Creditor.
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Clones. &l.

HOT AIR FURNACE
"ALkEi&'S Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces, fer
w heating Dwellings, stores, CAofches AcThe.e fu.
caceo VIII heat economically and efficiently the Ie
apartments VIII be pure sid healthy, er dryr-ss das
or saA-
lacy pu up sater The PERSONAL sayerv!s!oa Of aL
Ws4ker te Pai1he- aud ss7c hitherto given enrfe sai
!sc2a, sad ar. u al warranted perform well
Re!errpec: n w. Taylor EGG Governor New YORK hos
paIi M Carries starr, Superintendent do; Edwe!t Be-
cen ESQ II Wasti {. D. Rhodes, Esc l2a PearissreeS
Mr.. Thomas McE-rath, Ia Nassau. &c.
aasa GEO. WALKER, 2s2 Broadway.
NEW PATENT
A Ii TIGHT Rotary Cooking Stoves, FOR ssie oy
"A az em WM. WEST. iS HutFor-st
HIKE Bh1Ch.-iOM New-J-fsey Fire EieAs Iof
4 sale low 10 Close close consignment, by
c9 SHERMAN, ATWATER l. CO. 81 Fulten-sl
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second Board.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW.YORK.
CLEARED.

Brig Exact, Johnson. Savannah, Sturges & Chairman
schr Exernplu, LockhArt Halifax. J Wnniette.
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List Of Letters Remaining in the NY. Post Office,
Saturday, December 81:
~ nf the LIZ. IL Which .hes

Poade, Mrs. Sarah
Powers, Mrs. Mary
,icCnHry, Ellen
McConnohir, Miss
Margaret
McCormac. Sally
McDool, Bridget
AfcCooI, Miss Mary
McCsrson, Miss
Hauoeh
iicCosy, Misc Mar
garet
Mckay, Caiharine
HcNgmee, Rose
-Anue
McGlInn, Miss Ann
McGragh, Bridget
NcGerr. Ca!hsrine
RenoIl. Martha
R-neuf. M:s.Cethe-
rine =.
Radclif. Miss Mary
Reeves, Miss Adelia
Reilly, Hessy
Ripley. Mrs. Elizh
RineMissMaryAnn
RobinsonA{iss Mar
garet
lockwood, Mrs
abby Ann
RogcrsaiissSarahA
Robson, Margaret
Rogers, Niss Betsy
Russell. Mary Jane
Surners, Ann
Shaw, Mrs. Fanny
Shaw,Miss Frank
lin-sIl
schsn, Mrs. Eliza
beth
SsndersonMissAnn
Savage, Mrs. Ellen
ShankianG, MIS-
Welthy Ann
SAMPSON Mrs Cath
srine
Schleisuiger, Ma
dame
Sheehen, Mrs.Wm.
Shepard, Miss Au-
gusia
Swell, Susan Fl
Spear, Mrs Hsrnot
Stewart Miss Ellen
schmict,Mts. Cath
arine
Smith, Mary Ann
Smith, Mrs Mary
Sim pson, dis. Ro-
s.na
Stickney, Mrs.M.E.
Simmons, Betsy
Smith. Miss Sarah
Smith, Mrs. John
wick, bliss Cath
arine
S!obe,MissP amelia
C..
Scott, MissCaroline
Slosne. Mrs. Mary
Ann ).
Strong, Mira. NJ. A.
Suuers, Mrs. HART
Scott, Miss Maryk.
Strong, Mrs Mary
Taylor, Miss
SarinG
Tay Tor. Mrs.Rschel
Ann
Temple, Mrs. MA.
Tilton, Elizabeth
Tombs Mrs.ElizaC
Observation-Disclosures
TuDy, Miss Ann
Tyrrel, Catharine
Vincent, Sern
Van Norden, Miss
Maria
Valeniine,Mrs A Z
Valentine , Jane A.
Mary
Walsh, Miss Enza
Mrs. Sarah
Jane. 2
Mrs. Mar
thu Jane
Ward, Miss Mary
Ward Mrs. ELIJAH.
IVeG;onNirsEliEa >
Made, Miss Lois J.
Warfond, Mrs Jas.
Ward, Mrs. Fanny
Weeks, Miss Eliza
M..2
Ward, Mary
Wcidemeyer, Mrs.
Mary A.
'VilsoD,Al Eliza
beth
Wilson. Ca.hsriDe
Williams, Rachel l..
William, Elizabeth
Willard Miss Mury
a.
IVhi,tlesev.Alrs. C..
,Vinslow, Mrs. Lv-
riRdg
Vhi!e,aIissAlary A
Wright, Mrs. La.
vinia +.
Work, NJ iss MaryJ.
Wood, Miss Phebe
II.
.Voreheld, Mary
Wood, Mrs. Nielis-
cent 5.
y earings, Mrs.
I Dung, Elizabeth
Yates. Emma o.
foungs, Miss Ema-
line
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GHIoTHERs AND NURsES,,-li you wonld US,

GEIOTHERS AND NURSES''-li you wonld u5'
Iva "Dr Esaas' Celebrated Soothing syrup your nae
babes would avoid very affecting and distressing
and oGen fatal commissions The gums swell me chid u
seized with frequent ITS OF crying r-tchns staring N me
sleep and OF peculiar parts shrieks WIZ violence
puts fingers is uosL SC Sold by j. o. FAY Sole
Agent l5s Ful!on-Sl lamp Sore) Sun Building New OF
Price 81 lylz omeod
HVE BALD-HEADEp!"-Lo 10 your nair
tie root! Try "WYsTHs CREAN OF LILIES, Celebrated
for 10 years for the establishment and growth oil me ha
prevents lis falling OF turning grey and 3 uhequeeo
for the toile-for real false curs q Ladies' ny II
For sale by o. FAY. $50 Fuiicn-siree;, Lamp sole
s-r Ru'ldng ~ Y. Prir. rn --nts Tvs nr'-~S'
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OFFICE Of the CRoT0N INSURANCE CoMPA ANY.
" No 50 Wallis. adjoining the Mechanics Bank in The
City OF -York-Ths Company lost by the recent Fire
SS5OOI Their assets ard above all Claims against
them exc-ed 10000 They continue 10 insure Marine and
Fire risks a. fair
TRUSTEES.
Jane, Harper Lorng Andrews, Robert Lsne
Edward Richard son J osepn Noues. John Gichrst
jones Phaen Leonard Applehy Jas Suydan,
5. A. Lawrence, Asa Crosby. John Lasfls,
Edwin R Treman, John J. Herrcx SaInl SheEw God,
Silas NJ CrandaU Abraham Van Nest James Cook,
John Breasted, VIM Cozzens, Elias Adrich
James CrIIkshens, Herman Gould, Geo Whitaker,
] Leander Starr, Theo Meyer, Thos Monehan,
Charles L Vose, Cyrus Chenery, George Ps!sn,
Zadock PraiI, Lawrence ui, VIM Burgoyae,
Geo De Kay VIM Townsend,
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Vice-PresdenL
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary.
CAPT SAMUEL GAMBLER, Marine Inspector. ltySl yos
Also Inspector for "Lloyds" fer the por: OF Newly ora
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Datsnt als6irires.

THE following hehy interesting is presented to
tie public from among laI- s;-sof
BEEKMANiS PULMoTIC SYRUP
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Ship ST Patrick, Proal, Liverpool.
Bark Eunomus. Rio de Janeiro.
Brig Madison. Savannah. and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

LNIKE iNSU RASCE.-The Mutual Insurance Com
paDy OF the City OF New FORK, Office No. Of formerly
No 52) Wa.s-The Directors have The satisfaction 10 IN
form the public that all claims this Company accustomed
by The late disastrous fire. and all other claims have been
nd used and paid full aud they deem II proper 10 add
that although have bean somewhat impaired by
the osses. the Company have still securely invested
capital of TWO HUNDRED AND EIGETf-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue irsure against loss or damage
by ire on favorable sima. institutions IL this
CITY.
The Company commenced business in 1857 on the old
Mutual ysen and continued TO the S0s Then
the Mutual plan abandoned and charter obtained
retaining the original but inappropriate naiae, as the bus
lie Company since thai period has been based gu IN
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares OF hily dollars eaco
Byof,er GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New.Yo,k. October 18th 1916 $50 Il cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

IN CHANCERE-Before the Chsace.or-John J.
lPaer Special Receiver Samuel J. Bsyart ard sne
A his wife Wllsin ". Bsysrd and Rorsin-a C. us wife,
ana Lewis p Bsyard and otAsrs-BM for foreclosure OF
NoFtrag..-B. ". Bonn-y, Compalnants Solicitor, 81
Wal-sfe--WialM VI. Bayart and Romsinea c. his wife,
and Lewis BAya.c three OF The defendants II his cause,
the place OF residence OF zach OF whom IS somewhere II the
STATE OF New-JerseJ scd lar from the CITY OF New
YORK. and each and every OF them hereby required TO
appear IN this CAUSE and 70 answer Inc Blu Of Complaint
Sled in tbs cause or before the 6th day OF March nex
g6 or the said B!,! VI Complaint will be confess
ed By th-In and each. and every VI HEN die la~5S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

IN CHANCERY-Betose the ChsnceloL-Joha j.
Palmer Special Receiver john D. Halack and sarah
wife snd others. Bill Tor foreclosure Of Mortssgs B.
W. 5onrey. Compliments Solicitor, 50 WaIs- :. Wiz
chester Hoyi .. The Defendants II this whose
place residence Is 81 Lille Fo II the Stale OF Illinois Is
required appeal TITS and answer the MI OF cor
psn died CAUSE before The six day OF March
next 1851 or the said bill Of complaint viii D :sEen as
confessed Oy hiu- do laws"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

IN CHANCEkY.-Be.orr The ChaneeIor.-John j.
Palmer Speci. Receiver. Mathew Mcdowell and As
his wife and otherBi for foreclosure OF Mortgage
B. w. Bonnry Com olsinsnfs Solicitor 50 Wal-suect-
Charles a Wbet Of the defendants n his cause
whose place OF residence is =; Detroit L tie Sae OF Aicb
isan required appear II this and the Bill
Of Complaint i-d thu before the sixth day
o: March next (lsis he said Bill OF Compliant VIII be
iaS er Is confessed by hin die iawSw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

sSs STEAM POWER ard rooms 10 lei IN The tn
q: bune Buildings. Apply u this Office 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

ssss FARM FOR shi4E.--Siiusleo on The ROAD from
New Rochelle TO hike Plains about e9uiGisant troui
7h- escb containing IL. ACRES or LAND Al OF wach
10 Plough Lara excepting Ten Acres hch = " GOD Dapo
T place ia divided by sne Il sid cuIin!o convenient
ios FOR cultivation AL the fence, OF ''oue in good
order and the ground Of cultivation The bui d
iIvy Ill OF good character and IN order For TERMS Apply
10 5. Z. KENYON, tie premises, o. OF
dnif J. AURIANCB. Sd John-st- N-r-Yors.
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rvr Ay7,Rryr PRisoSERs-The following is
from, letter written by Daniel w Squires
-. oftbe Anti. Rent convicts, while on his way to
Clinton STATE Prison. We find i, in the Delaware Ex
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A TLASTIC DOCk.-Ths Owners snd Cspis

ROBERT Il. MORRIS, P. u.
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.TT-s~ A9. CIkPENTER < coz, IL n q

r. = Ncwsurga-Th barge So fERIoR
t2.ss-rsrssssSE apt, CaASLEs HsIsTEaD, VIII leave DE
fool OF arrar,t every Tuesday and Friday afternoon
5ociock-snd returning, wilie NewourSh every Wed
y,s.jsv end Saturday, sitUrncop At O'Clock
M above barge Is t.ted up with stae-Focms, iatss and
.iio1s ciss and passengers VIII 6cd /: 'ery pios-
,slt ,vsy fiuaSing the psssses-
yr-,sh, tAken al the lowest rsies
III baggage packages, parcels Of good. or money masise
a. the risk OF The owners taeso unless entered upon De
o,nss OF tho boat receip;ed for. sig
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held, Scotch FIHIs IIaIl ltIui Ntw-
Market Bound Brook and Somervis.s, y j.
The public are respectfully informed tast the subscriber
has ESTABLISHES. Express from New lutA to soll-r's
and inter e,aie places named above, for the transmits
SON aud speedy delivery of Packages Bundles Money
&c he collection OF Notes and BIS AL other business
sppsrsluins 70 4 welErrgulaei Express.
Hours or leaving New-GorR al 9 O'Clock, \ NJ. daily;
Sc,nerville, u O'clock P. NJ
Ofce in New-York Merchants Hotel, IL Corland-st;
srre?is a, D. Noes Hotel and the intervening places
% 3 ne r0''- A '-1 49, A. D. HOPE.
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1JnbIie Conpspanees, &r.

ysr>- -z+sL<zz~zE-U- -. a;AIJ. LINZ III
st From NEW YORK Ia -.-s,.,..5
CE-----3----------.--a sYtir -
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hakpast {, and Albany

c-5e-. NUTl CE.-TAe Peoples Line nsyr msde
-Sz--. srran ,rlneuts with the powerful Steamer,
izssJ UTICA and NORWICH 10 run TO. Albany
In as fr s The ice viii perIriO every day Al O'clock r
~ ~ fs-tlrr n1fjc- S;evv-York Dec 81, 1913 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-30

Res.telce No. 80 Herry-st New I ORR
have been well acquainted with Martha Kinney Tor sew
.rgl yare The statement made OF her enc
cure although il is Impossible TO describe ANY he
sUierngs che has Undergone Her coue" was IA
deed dreadful and did not think she could long suryve
the consumption that appeared have taken deep hold OF
her. feel strong interest in her welfare; and an sIn
cerey thankful for her recovery Her residence Is III my
--' " MARY HINSDALE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

T MERCHANT g. co. 90 and 92 Commerce ssireet, have in store and offer for sale the fol- lowing goods, viz
 l76 coils America and Russia Tarred Rope.
 from 2 10 inches
 10 coils Russia Bolt Rope, assorted
 300 cois Boston, New York. and Plymouth
 Cordage
 50 coils 1 strand Manila, from 2 to St inches
 s coils each Hambroline, Houseline, and
 Marline
 lsO coils and 3 yarn Spun Yarn. small and
 large coils
 500 lbs American and English Sewing Twine
 50 lbs White Marine; 50 do Whipping Twine DUCK-30 bolts L R Duck; 20 do K Duck
 20 bolis Ship Duck; 10 Bear Duck
 40 bolts Light Duck, suitable for sheathiag
 20 bolts English, from Nol to No6
 10 bolts Leith do, assorted numbers Ito 10
 60 bolts Baltimore Cotton Duck, from No
 l hale Lowell Twill No PAINTS-lOO kegs No l White Lead
 50 kegs Black Lead
 T6 lbs Chrome Green, ground in Oil
 05 lbs Prussan Blue, do do
 100 lbs Verdgris; 6 bxs Chrome Yellow
 boxes Chrome Greene
 10 lbs Chinese Vermilliom
 25 dox assorted Paint. Brushes. etc deel THE subs, riber has received per recent arrivals A from the North iie following Gosds which will be sold low t0 the trade on accommodating terms ALE-165 bbls Mounsey's Cream RRAEpY-l5 half pipes Bordeaux BuTrER-40 frkins Goshen
 BRoeAss and BooIs-4s cases russett, kip and mud
 CIDER-Tb bbls Champagne CLAREI-50 cases fine and medium CHAMPAGEE-35 baskets Golden Grown CRANBERRIEs-l00 whole, half and qr bbs CHERRIEs-25 cases ia Brandy CRAcKERs-40 kegs Boston cold water CASDLEs-lO0 boxes New Bedford Sperm FRuIT-20 trails Almonds; 50 half kegs Grapes GIS--10 pipes pure Holland; 30 bbls Domestic MATTs-l5 bales Alicant OIL-5s bbls Summer and Winter Sperm and Whale PAEr-9O kegs Black PowpER-5O kegs Eagle Mills PorATeEs-l00 bbis white PAPER-356 reams Letter, Cap and Bill SoAP-l20 boxes Boston No. SEeARs-95M Tacou, La Norma, Dollar, Prin- cipe, &c ToBAoco--S7 boxes various brands TEA-25 half chests Pouchong 50 l3lb boxes Imperial
 WINE-25 qr casks Port, pure juice
 20 qr casks Sweet Malaga dees VII. H. BUNNELL. HAY AND POTATOES. I II 300 bales best Timothy and Clovor Hay
 800 bbls best Whne and CheRango Potatoes
 100 bbis No I. and 8 Mackerei
 100 half do do do do 100 qr do do do do 200 boxes Inspected Goldfish 200 hbis Red Onions 200 bbis SIlyer-skm Onions S50 boxes and halfboxes No Soap 75 boxesl prime Cheese ,. h store and landing, for sale ny dec9 f.s.s. J. u. RIVERS & CO. DEDLARS WAGON--Just received pet barl Abby Francis. one 6rs, rate made Pedhr's was ] asse sI&IIJ JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE. M WINES AND LIQUORS-hAYDEs & LEE, No9 9 Commerce and Front streets, offer for saie on the liberal terms well selected stock of Groceries, consisting in part of the following articles
 200 bags Rio Coffee; 50 do Java do
 20 hhds New Orleans Sugar
 175 bhis Rectifed Whiskey
 100 bbls Si Louls and Ohio Flour
 50 bbIs Molasses; 100 kegs Nails, assorted
 10 casks Sides and Shoulders
 100 boxes N B Sperm Candles
 l5Opkgs MackereI, Salmon and Shad
 100 pcs Kentucky Bagsing; 100 coils Rope 800 gals Sperm, Winter and Fall Oil
 100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brands
 20 halfpipes supreme Old Brandies
 50 ar casks Madeira. Sherry and Port
 25 baskets Champagne
 100 packages Teas, very superior
 2pipes Eagle Holland Gin
 25 bbls Old Monongahelv Whiskey American Gin, Jamaica Rum, Scotch Whskey, Ale in bbls, London Porter in qts and pts, Cherry Bounce, Fruits, Brandy Aprcols, Prunes and Cher ries, Smyrna Figs, Suliana Raisins, box Raisins, Prunes in glass jars, Curranls, Citron, Havana Sweet Meats, Northern Preserves, Canton freserv- ed Ginger, CIaret Wine in boxes Also-Cordials, Sardines, Indigo, Bay Water, Stomach BIters, Stoughton's do, Lemon Syrsps, Philberis. Almonds and Mustard. nov27
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18
EEas VI A@slIs
To Travellers going North.

To Travellers going North. SPEED INCREASED beyond all competition O kC the GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont gomeIy (Ala ) to Charleston (S CD via Columbus, Macon and Savannah tGa. .)-having less stssing an more rest than any other line to Charleston.
 By recent arrangements, this line carres it's pas sengers through ahead of either of the lines by wa, of Augusta, Ga.; having 25 miles less staging thu Ii the Georgia Railroad Line.
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, by railroad. 40 miles, thence by splendid line of four horse post coaches, via Columbus to Macon, Ga., 10 miles: thence by the Central Railroad 'o Savannah Ga, l9l miles, wllh unsurpassed expidition an d comfort thence by splendid line of steam packets Charleston, llO miles. where passengers travel while they sleep, enjoy luxurious table without charge, and arrive in Charleston from fou to six hours be fore the departure of the Wilmington boai carrying the great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18
DAILY SCHEDULE:

Extra Coaches will always be kept ia readiness to accommodate ihe travel.
 Fare through from Montgomery to Chsrle ston, omnibus included, s26 50.
 Through tickets can be had on application to
 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hall.
 Montgomery, April IA, lS45.
 The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile are re lerred for further particulars, aud through tickets, Agent, No. St. Francis street, or to Lewis J. Areuelles, Agent. Mansion House, Mobile.
 IrIt will be that the car4s of the Express Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, winch claim for them the greatest speed, dated prior 10 the 18th April, and were then correct, although the re-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18
INSURANCE AGENCIES
mnrine. Rivor and Fire Insnranee.

Marine River and Fire Insurance' RELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE GO. OF THE ClTY OF NEw-YoRK.-This Compan, commenced business in June, lS45-has an ample subscription to secure the payment of it's losses, and it's business will in all respects be conducted on the most fair and liberal principles. The prohls 10 be divided entirely among the assumed.
 Trustees,
 Wm. W. Todd, Anson G. Phelps, Russell Stel,bins, Charles kneeland, Loihrop l.. Sturgess, George F. Thomas. Saml L, Mitchill, Robt. H. McCurdy, Thos. P. Stanton, George Collins,
 Ewd. Benent Silas K. Everett,
 Francis B Cutting, Simeon baldwIn,
 Jas. G. Stacey, Vim. Augustus White, Dennis Perkins. Thos. W. Gale,
 Edmund LaiTan, Wm. D. Thompson, Georpe BulkIey, Henry W. Hubbell, Wm. Van Arsdale, Horace Southmayd, Wm.B Draper o. De Forest Grant, John Peck, Isaiah c. Whitmore, Peter A. IIarg0us, Justus Harrison,
 Jas. I, Soutier Edward Richardson, Jacob B. Herrrk Philander Hanford, Edward Tompkns, George F. Hussey, Edmond Dwight, Thomas Dnnham,
 Henry Havand, Theodore Perry,
 Charles M Connolly. WILLIAM W. DIBBLRE, Sec'y-SIMEoN BALD WIN, President--JUsTvs HARRIsoN, V. President. The subscribers having been appointed agents for the above company. are prepared to take Marine and River risks on Cotton and other MerchandIze, mud will also insure against Fire, Brick and Wood Bnildings and their contents the. usual rates of premium. sF4 t ian nov27 EsLAvA, MURRELL g. co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPKA REGU
 LAR FRIDAY EVENING PACKET,
 ". w. Fry.
 b C The light drangbi staunch iron l.11s9l54k7 Nsieamboat W. W. FRY, Capt. II. az Kinney, having been thoroughly repaired and reitted. will run a regular weekly packet during the ensuing season to ihe above and all intermediate landings, leaving Muble every FRI DAY EVENING, 2, 5 o'clock PM. The W. W FRY has been fitted out expressly for the above trade and will continue permanently in it.;
 M. WARING O., Agents. novo S8 Front-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET FOR COI. UNI
 RI19

k CA .The fine light draughi siea- erz1aH H=zA Nmer VIM. R. KING, OH. Hooper master, will ply during the ensuing season as regular weekly packet between Mobile and Columbus. leaving Mobile every THURSDAY evening at o'clock PM. arrviug at Columbus every SATURDAY al o'clock PM, and arrive al Mobile every WEDNESDAY morning at 8 o'clock PM.
 Tho Win. R. King Is entirely aev, and bu,lt ex- pressly for the above trade.
 noyl4 M WARING 8 70
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

NI OTICE-The firm of JAS. SANDS & Go. is this W da, dissolved by mutual consent, R. MEs- LIER retiring from the concern. SFhe name of the firm will be only used in liquidation.
 JAS. SANDS continues the Commission Business on his own account, and under the sryle of SANDS 4 Co., oct2l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The undersign- V ed having associated with him Mir. J. N. Stan ard, the Auction and Commission Business will be continued under ihe firm of TORRANCE & STANARD after inc 1st of October.
 iy3 c. W. TORRANCE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

guyHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore exsnng \ between the subscribers is this day dissoted by mutual consent. The name ot WALKER & HoLMEs will be used by either partner in lquida- iion ouy. k L: A AsnEh'
 Mobile Nov. 29, l845. BURWELL HOLMES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

a W gaa
 +a4fsaHl
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

will continue the Commission Business on. my own account, in the name of R.. WALKER & co.
 Office No 31 Waler-street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

nISSOLUTION-The firm of COOKE & Bow D RN is this day dissolved The name of ,he firm
 VIII be used only ia liquidation. R. q. COOKE,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

NOPARTNERSIIIP-M W. J. JOHNSON be. N come partner in our house and after lst JuIy next. The style of the firm will be F. w. Me- Coy & JOHNSON.
 ie7 F.W. Mccoy & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

R. G. COOKE will continue he Commission I'u, siness in Mobile on his account, and will attend to the settlement of the busiress of CooKE Bow kH. jy5 III
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-18

NOTICE-The copartuership heretofore existing lNualer tao firm ot DEsHoE, TAYLOR My FRS, is ihis day dissolved ny mutual consent. The undersigned having purchased the interest of THos B. TAYLOR. will continue the business under the style of DEsHoE & MYERS, and are charged with the dation of the late 6rn.-June l9, l545,
 CHARLES A. DESHON,
 :oOl GAMIlEI MYERS
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NOPARTNERSHIP FORMED-The subscri- her informs the public that he has taken into Copar,nership Mir. SAMUEL M. GOWDEY, the business will hereafter be conducted under the firm of CRAWFORD & GOWDEY.
 ieS I57f JAMES CRAWFORD.
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Y HAVE associated with me my brother EDWARD A K. BELL, and will hereafter continue business under the firm of I. BELL, JR. & Co.
 jylO BELL, JR.