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 Per steamboat Creole from ew-Orleans-Mesdames Taylor, Tin. Messrs Taylor, Greene. Wilkins Wilson, end Miller Dear, Davis, Ramsey, Elnan, knnx Le- lorp Ward. Tubnor Miller, Willis. Lyon Dwight, Tib- bisr, Percy, Jordan, Wiiiis. Turner--l3 on deck. Per stss,nboat Noxubes fin Tusea seaoosa-Messrs Pope, Anderson, Roberto Sims, Thompson, Martin, May. Tarr Kine, Tyrce, DonsIdson. .,-. .1
 Per steamhoAt Sam Dale i'm Montsomery-Whey, la dy and children; Gen Conoly and lady Mrs Aud, Mrs stosey, Misses Dnvis Langdou. Goodman Messrs Shan son. Lovett, Lefort, Fuller. Murre, sayre, Wnburt. isn Bowling, Thomas, Hooper, s and Powell, Merron Slsinhsst summervs. Wesley, Kidd, Keith, Rickstts Ps.tibone, Perry Stack McGoush, vanderho"f Arnold Per steamboat Queen of the South i'm Conmbus-Ro. bsr,s and lady, Cook lady and children Messrs I and Pufser, Carent, skinner, shaw, Wilson, Wnson Per steamboat I.alla Rookh i'm Pickensvile-mrs U A Wainwright and children. Mrs Scott, Miss M, rick Coism.r. Sim. iiowsrd, Gilk.y. Willis. - Ter aresIhhsnt NorfoIk i'm Fairfeid-Rev MT Hacket Mssss RutIedke, Lindsey, Fleming Wallace Thomas, dale. ...-a d. IfF a
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2lf .C. BANCROFT, sherifM G.
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

SHEklFF'S NOEICF'.
 HOMMITTED to the iail of Mobile county, on O the 1Oth January, ls45, by Charles B. King, Esq. Justice ot the Peace, runaway slave called BARNEY; black; aged about 40 yers, feet 10 or II inches high says he belongs to James Sanford, near Claiborne, Monroe county, Alabama The is requested to forward prove proper " pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will he dealt with according olaw In such cases made aad provided 10 pay iail fees.
 janll YOtf c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M C. VyRUSSES, CUTTING APPARATUS, &c-- Il The subscribers respectfully call the attention Physicians and others to invoice just received per ship Lady Milton, from Liverpool, embracing an ex- tensive assortment of "Evans S Co.'S patent sei adjusting Trusses," !" suitable both for adults and childi en. These instruments manuIacu,e ed in London, upon improved and scientific prnciples-- They receive the uuversa appreciation of the faculty in Europe; and the physicians of this country, who are acquainted with the improvements made, consi- der the Trnsses far superior .o any now n use, as well for the radical cure of hernia or rupture, as for combining the greatest comfort and freedom m the wearing. ..,....t .s.,...-- .,.. ...--5., rr HAiso-A supply of improved English Scarifca- tors. Lancets. Gum Elastic Catheters, Suspensarys, etc. For sale wholesale or retail by . az
 jani4 y" MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists. MOBILE COAL YARO--os WATER & RoY- MI AL STREETS, adjoining z. c. CENTER q CO.'S Cotton Sheds F .
 PEACH ORCHARD COAL, loose and ip hhds, con-
 RED AND W#ITEAsH CoAL, loose and in hhds, containing half ton. Boo ta' 1 f.i' Ha 4.
 CAMEL COAL, loose and in hh's, containing hall
 LIVERPOOL ORRELL COAL, tn hhds, containing half ton. pgl isifH- -rt .q11h -i.! oi a''t
 LEHiaH CoAL, for Foundry use.
 P,rrsBURGH AND VIRGINIA COAL, for Black sm,th's use. -.7.., 5.. sz..rg. "A
 The AKrHRAcirE and BiruMIsous GOALS are of the best quality, selected for the use of famies, and will be delivered to by the ton or ha If ton and hhd, (fee Of drayage) at the lowest market prices.f ''i'i r'' -
 lJ- box for the reception of orders Is placed at ,he Res;s,er and Journal Office and Geotge Wood- ward's Arcade. Orders deposred In either place will receive immediate attention. Orders received as Heretofore at the Yar and al the office of E.. c. CENTER & CD, corner oi Conli and Commerce. streets. decii
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NETWORK CIRCUS

HAS RE-OPENED under SPACIOUS DOU. BLE PAVILION, which is 6riuiantly lighted np with Gas The seats are handsomely Carpeted and the interior will present style ofelegant deco rations perfectly new and novel. Messrs. HOWES X MABlE most respectfully announce that the above will be open for a very limited season. The per- formances will he accompanied with SPLENDID BRASS BAND OF MUSIC. Open every evening.
 THIS EVENING,
 Ample arrangements made for the accommoda- ton of all who my attend Doors open at half past six. Performance to commence at quarter past 2. ian1O
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BY P. B. TAYLOR.
Administfafor's Sale.

On THURSDAY, 18th February, by order of James Y Blocker, administrator, will he sold at l2 o'clock, in front of the Court House, the personal effects of James Roonan, deceased, viz:
 Negro Man, Horse and Cart, Household Furni- ture, Farming Utensils, &c. Terms according to law.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MOBILE THEATRE. .LUDLOW A SMITH

MOBILE THEATRE. Managers LUDLOW & SMITH IT FURTHER RgDucTIoS. 90 Dress Circle and Pit. ......... .... 50c. Second and 3rd Tiers. s......... .... 25c. First night of the LITTLE DEy.L. Ninth night ol CHERRY AND FAIR STAR.
 WEDNESDAY, January 22d, 1915. The entertainments will commence wilh lhe Ora ma of the
 LITTLE DEVIL. Alter which Pas q deur and Ballet du Ba heron by La Petite Certo and Miss Jefferson. The eveaing' entertainment 10 conclude with (fJr the ninth timel the Grand Fairy Spectacle of
 CHERRY AND FAIR STAR, With new and splendid scenery and decorations.
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h JACOB s. MARSH, Agent ian3 29.ds if Branch Bank at Mobile.
SuFRIEF,S SAI,E,

T
 NTII.L be sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, on the l7th of April, Isi5, between the hours of II o'clock A. H and o'clock P. of said day, one negro man called JOHN, aged abou, 2S years, and says that he be. longs to one Mrs. Nancy McCary. of Beaufort coao- ty, South Carolina from whom he was stolen about six years since; the said slave John is black, abont feet, 2 inches high, and has scar on the bottoEs of his Jeff foot. cut by glass bottle when boy Said negro man having been committed to the iail of Mobile cornty as u runaway slave, by Charles A. Hoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile, on tho I7ll day ofSep,ember, 1S44. and his owner having failed come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore IS to be sold in compliance with the statutes in such eases made and provided to pay jail fees.
 octls 2I9tdst e. BANCROFT, Sheriff, N. c.
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GRAND PICTURESQUE AND MECHANICAL
 THEATRE, AT THE
 C0RINTHIAN HALL

THIS EvEsIEo, JAN. BOTH -ONE WEEK ONLY fENHE Proprietor has spared neither moRey nor l- pains to accomplish this stupendous work, and this being the first exhibition o this kind the thern parts ol the United States, he trusts that the citizens of Mobile will honor hun at the above Hall, and judge for themselves to what perfection chanism has at present arrived. This Theatre re- presents: -. ...-
 1sr. The Assault of Constaniina in Africa, made by the French Army in 1887, as follows: View of the ancient City of Constautina, lying on an enor- nous Bluff; the Atlas Mountains; the Redoubt of Tunis; the vast platform called Fl ransourah, &c. ; The French Army marching against the Arabs I; Appearance of the great Arabian Chief Abdel Ka- der, followed by his troop of Arabs horseback; i; Battle fought between the two Armies, ending with the victory of the French The Victorious Army pursuing the Arabs and Bedouins, force them 10 fly to the mountains; Explosion of the Mine; The ex- actness of the movements of either of the soldiers horses the shot of the muskets and cannon shot from the forts, are so naturally done to surprise the spectator to u e utmost degree.
 This magnificent and interesting spectacle, decn- rated with splendid scenery and machinery. has been repeated in all the principal cities of Europe for many and many nights and obtained always the most enthus astic applause.
 END. View of the famous Black Forest, exhibited in Grand Diorama: Darkness in the Forest; Grow ing of the day by degrees; Appearance of the Ban ditti seated by the fire.
 aRD. Magnificent view of the Midnight Mass in Rome; exhibited also in Dorama. This master piece represents the interior of the Saint Lotus Church. very d'mly illuminated; after a moment, and b, litle and little, the whole Church is - uminated by Candles splendid AS can be; Peo- pie are coming in and taking their seats; The Priest appears dressed in splendid robes, walking to inc Altar a#4
 D5- A good Band of Musicians is engaged to play some of Ihe more selected pieces of music arranged expressly and adapted tp the purpose. e1r
 ed- For further particulars, please sec small bills. ....
 Doors open at half past eo'clock-Performance 10 commence at o'clock.
 Admittancs 50 cents. Children and servants half price. tf..-
 {bS- Entrance for Ladies on Dauphin-st ian2O
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IMAGINE LIST.
PORT OF MoBILE-JANUARY 2a.


 .t.5 -5s GLEARED.
 Ship Rob Roy. Arnold. for Liverpool by owa'hmey gf ship DuutfIe.sAire, Davis. for Liverpool, by Ma sehr Sinus, stetson, for FranAlin La in ballast by schr Edward Franklin, Jsnnsy, for Nsw-o Orleans, Ir ballast py master. ...,,,
 Ship Denmark, Frost, from New-York, in ballast t6 ship France, Marshall, fin Amsterdam, to master. SD brig AnIilla, MiIlet i'm Havana, 10 c LeBaron.
 Bp bIla Dos Amigos, Terror, i'm Havana, Le Baron .s, ssehr Uncas, Allyn, I'm Pensacola. to master
 Steamboat Moniezuma, Baker, fn New Orleans.
 steamboat JHmes l. Day. Reynolds, i'm New-o Orleans Steamboat Sam Dale, Johnson, fm Montgomery, "i'h steamboat Clarion Mcdonald, i'm Vienna. with lO4s Steamboat Noxubee, Hammond i'm TuscaIOosa, with Steamboat Little Harriet, McAlpu, i'm Welsslnger's Landing. with 256 bales cotton . Steamboat Queen Of the South, Massie, mn Columbuf sieambosi Ialia Rookh Hooper, PIcksnsville, wi,h stesmboss Norfolk, Rouse from Fairfield. wIih lOss bales cotion- .- ...HaI .s....|I .=# #tat# ' ARRIVED HRNce-Al Hsvana, Jan. l2-schr Aususls I4-srIs Tsrasto, White aD..3 H.0 SAILED roa THIS ronr--From Ma,anzas, Jan. To- Sehr Nevis, Kinney. From Cardenss, Jan lo-bHs Angenofa, Andrews. 9'eis 1' ss. MEMORANDA. br DaTk FOlOcki LNtIpooii oouhu to 'ui' port went ashore the Chandelier Islands, the 18th Ainst and bilged the and the cargo sistins of about 5000 sacks salt ota loss. The cap tain snd took to he boats Qhree in nnmrr9 and shortly aer parted company; ihe boat coninnius the captain and six landed safely and came up to the city yesterday The other TWO boats have moi yet been heard rom, but H is thought that they put into some o the small bays about the IslanjslN Q. Bull Jan 20 l- The Br brig Wm. Henry. Thonpson, which sailed from Liverpool for Campeaehy, on the 2sh Sept, when In seundinss on the of Mexico, on the 23d Nov discovered to have sprung leak, which continued Q a the 26th, and the took boats of whom Chas w. Vial naie; John Brnei, Patrick Berdon, and George Mitchell seameni arrived at Manglto whence they pro- essded to Vera Cruz the 18Th uli.-tN. O. Buletin hfnss
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THE above named steamboat Canelrake, tackle,
 l. apparel and furniture having been attached and seized by virtue of the above meniioped wriis oI seizure which issued from the County Court of Mo- bile-all person. having or pretending to have any right, :le the said tackle, apparel or furniture ol the said steamboat Canebrake here by cited to appear before the County Court of Mobile county. on the first Monday Of February, 1S45 at 10 o'clock, AM and legally deny the allegations set forth in the said plaintiffs lbels, abide the order of the said Court in the premises. .
 lan21 AR c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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SHERIFF,S NOTICES,

OMMITrED lo the Jail of Mobile county, on O the 2lst December, IS IA, by Alvin Wetherby, Esq. Justice of the Peace, runaway slave called BOB, black, aged about 2l years, feet 2 or rnc- hgh, has scars on both sides of the neck caused from swelling, and says he belongs to Wm Gilmore of Montgomery. Ala. The owner is requested 10 forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made and provided to pay pail lees .l- -i.sI -.-
 dec23 2llf c. BANCROFT, SherifM. G.
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Branch Bank at Mobile.
.I733
s ii. ia.
 William E. Siaike, James Perrine.

II5o ---- Vs IT. Td'
 William E. Staike, James Perrine.
 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House of Mobile county, on the first Monday of February, A D., lS45, between the hours of II O clock AM. and 1 o'clock PM. of said day, all the right, title and interest of James Perrine, into the following piece, parcel lot of land and premises, to vii: A o, win the two story brick house there on, stu ,iel on ,e spulh s,de of t Louis street, be- tween Concepten and St. Joachim streets, having a front on St Louis street of B feet, with depth of 100 feet, bounded the north by St. Louis street, lands o Battle, and on the west by lands ofunknown owners; the same having beeu levied on as ihe pro- perty of Dr. James Perrlne, security of Wm. E. Sarke, and to be sold by virtue of the above stated flare facias, which issued from the County Court oi Mobile county and io me directed. .1f
 70 JACOB s. MARSH, Agent,
 ian3 29.ds 1N .if Branch Bank at Mobile.
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AMSTERDAM--Per ship France-175 bushels poia

toes. sin. if 4H.UH y. l. r..I.i
 HAvANA--Per SD brig Antila-$7l20 specie.
 HAvANA-Per SD brig Dos Amigos-&S 800 gold.
 PEN5ACOLA-Per schr Uncas--7l bales cotton, &c.,
 NEW -ORLEANS-Per steamboat Montezums -200 sks 90 kegs lard 10 cks bbs bscon 8 do pork do whskey. e7l do flour, A do moasses l20 pcs bag Sng l05 sks 30 coils rope 50 cks lime, 43 head ca tie, &c. 'RNEW.oRLEANs-Per steamboat James I. Day-i6 hhds aggsr, 10 do bhs bScon 26 do moasse F do plss 96 do hour 20 do whiskey. g do bes do do cks wae 10 bxs cigars, 62000 specie, 35 kegs lard, 100 pcs bsggng, 50 coils rope, 50 sks oals, &c. l.
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ExpOIRTs
RT's.

LIVERPOOL Per Br ship Dumffiesshire-229o bales cotton ti'. ts . '- 9 LIvERPooL--Pers ship Rob Roy-i57l bales cotton.
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lnRUGS and MEDICINES, Perfnmery, Brnsh- D es, Combs, Faacy Soaps. and every article m the Drug line can be had of the subscriber; anc he respectfully invites his friends and the public to give him a call. ao.s.,gI-- -. ee1 ianll T. WALSH, Druggist. S6 Royal-st nR SWAYNS'S CoMPoUED STRUT OF PRU- D NusVIReINIANA, OR WILD CHERRY, for coughs, colds asthmas. consumptions, or any symp- toms indicative of pectoraI diseases. For sale by
 R. L. WATKINS & CO, Druggists,a
 ianlO c,,rner Water and St Fraucs.sis ID OSES-The under signed is daily expecting ihe h srrival of a lot of the most splendid hoses.-- They will he received from source on which the utmost reliance be placed, us to their names and
 ianI4 II. GATES, Druggist, ls6 Daupkn-st
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
 Joseph C. Chamberlain Hathaway g. Green
 ys writ of seizure vs writ of seizure The tackle, apparel and The steamboat Cane furniture of the sleam- brake, her tackle, apparel boat Canebrske. and furniture, &c.
 Wm. E. Alcom, ct al Andrew Smith, ct al
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NOTICE--Wil he sold at Sparta, Conecuh c9an- ty, Ala, on the first Monday m February next, a valuable Plantation with some so or ioo Negroes, the property of Thos. Sanonds Persons wishing ,s nnrcbase would do well to attend lhis sale. For further particulars, apply to nl
 dec25 23If BOtkiN hcnAE. <
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NLOUR--l5O bbls s,l,eI fine, for sale by ... l. IT jaa7 q sst JAMES SANDS x O.
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EvOR SALE. or to Lease for term @ ysars-.The " Island just below the city and opposite Hitch- cocks Press. known as PINTOS ISLAND. The Island s situated between the inner and outer chan nes o the river and contains about IF acres of high marsh ground and is well adapted for Cotton press es Ship yards, Saw mills, Pickeries or Warehouses, fruit trees of different varieties &c Sc. There are also three houses and iwo warehouses, now on the premises. et ...
 The whole or part ol the premises will be dispos- ed of as above, and to any one disposed 10 invest better onportuniiy could not be oisred' For terms enquire Of Tsl A. PlNTO. -l.-..ss .t...s or to E. c. SOUTHWORTH,. janl6 toKmo con,ist, opposite the Mayors Office
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INOuBLOONS-2s spanish Doubluons. for sal D janIs by ESLAvA, MURRELL & co. Al MEXICAN GOLD, fnr sale by
 A ianlSu ST. JOHN, POWERS & co.
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kxA FOR SALE-The two story frame Dwell i ing, situated on the north side of St. Francis. between St. Joachim and Conception streets, now occupied by Dr.. Mott. This house is in good repair and the lot B feet front by 100 feet deep. For terms, apply to
 janl1 36ti THOS. S. KING, Sec'y.
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Dancing and waitzing Academy.
 "ESSRS. MOULTON CLARK, Profes " sors of Dancing and Wnlzing, beg leave to inform lhe citizens of Mobile and vicinity that, by request of their friends, they have returned to the city, and propose opening school in the above ac- compiishments, al the WAVERLY HOUSE, where all the fashionable Dances will be taught to those who may favor them with their patronage, on the most reasonable terms-their style of Wazing be- ing entirely different to any that has been hereto fore introduced in this place. Messrs. M. & c. assures those Ladies and Gentlemen anxious of obtaining a knowledga>of his essential branch of educaion that the development of the figure, embracing grace and elegance, depends alone upon the style in which pu pills instructed, especially in Waltziog, 10 which branch they win pay particular attention. NJ. & C.. will give private lessuns and attend private classes to those who prefer that mode of instruction.
 For particulars please call on Nj. & C., at the Wayerly House. 4'~ 9 H
 NB.-Due notice will he given of the time commencement. Music furnished for balls and par ties on reasonable terms janll 36Kmo
 SEED AND AGRICULTURAL STORE. ~ FORCE, LAPrlNG & co No e7, Fourth M street, (East side, between Main and Market,)
 Dy-All kinds of Agricultural Implements such as Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Shovels, PlouRhs, Wheat Fans. cearna, Bee Hives, Scythes, Scy.he Snaths. Grain Cradles, CuItivators,. Horse Power and 7hreshins Machines, Vegetable and Straw Caters, Corn Mills, Corn and Cob Crushers to work by hand or other power; also, Snbsol Poughs constantly on hand :. - t.
 0J-Alss-Grain, Grass and Field seeds, such as Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, uckwheai, Barley, Clo- yer, Timothy, Orchard Grass, Blue Grass, Red Top, MiIet, Iucern, English Rye Grass, Hempseed, Po- tatoes Artichokes, and Cuba Tobacco Seed.
 Fresh Garden and Flower Seeds, good supply always on hand ..-.,. I..- ,.t. .Y.
 0J-We are agents Eor different Nurseries and Fiorists, East and West. I.,a,.i,,.,,
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A DVANCES on Cotton made by A ianll EDW. c. CENTER & co.
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and the lot 73 feet front by 100 feet deep. For terms, apply to
 janll 36ti THOS. $. KING, Sec'y. @zA FOR RENT-A Country Place eight miles Isae from the city, near the residence of Wm. F. Cleveland; on the premises is double log cabin, kitchen. stables, etc, well of excellent water, peach, apple and plum orchard, large grape arbour, figs, etc. For terms, winch wall be made easy, ap- ply to the undersigned. Also, fist rate Buggy or Saddle Horse, young and gentle, and good aud cheap Family Carriage, for one or two horses. jan1S 42c l. I.t JOHN D. HAYNE. AzA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-The frame Dwelling House situated the west side of St. Joachim, between St. Louis and St. Michael streets, having front of thwtyone feet more less. by no feet d ep
 AIso-The frame Dwelling House, situated on the side of Jackson, north from the corner of St. Michael street, having front of 30 feet by 55 feet deep, with alley the north side of 20 feet front by no feet deep. For tsrms &c. apply at the office of the Flremen's Insurance Company.
 JAS T. FRANKLIN, Sec'y. 1.-the abuve property is sold prior to the first Monday in March, il will then be dispose of by pub lie auction. janl4 3Stf
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HALCINED PLASTER-50 bbls. Hydrauli. O Cenent-75 bbls. Plasterer's Hair--2e bbls landing and for sale bv .r
 janll DOW c. CENTER co. ~ ORKWOOD AND FURNITURE CORkS N Just received and for sale by
 HAVILAND, CLARK x CO.,, ianl4 .i r .af 45 and 47 Water-st.
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DIAPER WAREHOUSE-AP Paper Warehouse, L sybere Merchants and Printers of middle and south Alabama can at all times, summer and winter find writing, printing and enveloping Papers ofeve- ry description, has long been deslderatum in inc commercial operations of Mobile, The subscriber has made such arrangements with paper manulaciu. rers and others as will enable him to keep up full supply of all qualities of Letter, Cap and Enveoping Papers, and all sizes of good Printing Popers, and he
 a,ers himself that his prices will prove so low as 10 give universal satisfaction. His stock is now large, 10 which the attention of purchasers is res- pec1ulIy invited. .ia- isss,s. a ,ii.ss
 Writing and Printing Inks, Qp,ls and Steel Pens, are also offered extremely tow at wholesale. Terms uniformly cash. F. H. BROOKS.
 ,apA 30x mo .l..
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WY ANTED TO HIRE--A colored Woman as w house servant, who can well recommend. ed. Apply al the north corner of Monroe and Jackson streets, or at No AZ St Michae-s,reet.
 janl4 SS -,--.
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A DVANCES made on consignments of Cotton to "A my friends m Boston. ianli w. H. BLACKLER, 6 Water.st
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Branch Bank :,t Mobile

ian1 2s+Kmo as Attorney of
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TRUST SALE

Montgomery, Jan. 3, lS45. ian'5 39i
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY MARSHALL. ROWE & co.
 A. $. HUNTINGTON, AucIioueer.
BY s I. & H. JONES.
 SI JONES, Auctionee

at 94 o'clock. at the sales room.
 5 tons assorted Hollow Castings. Terms cash
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mrNop ANDA

SAILED FoR THIS PoRr--From Ma,anzas, Jan. To- Sehr Nevis, Kinney.
 From Csrdenss. Jan lo--BrIs AngenOra, Andrews.
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A DVANCES-LIbera advances made on ship "A ments of Cotton to New-Oreans by
 ,anl3 F. W. Mccoy & co.
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\ DVANCES ON COTTON-Libersl advances "A made on Cotton, for sale in this market. or for shipment to our friends in Liverpool, New York or New Orleans. E L. ANDREWS & co
 decl2Emo corner Com. Front and St Louis-sts
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"A. will make liberal advances cotton consigned to Messrs.a W. A. & G. MAXWELL & Co.,, and Messrs. FLETcHER, ALExANDEK & Co.,, of Li- verpool. Also, on shipments to his friends in New York. Inuy2Ol T. McGRAN. 34 St Michael-st.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-08-19

less weight because it was uttered quarter OF
century ago. What, then, will the "Natonal In
telligencer" say, when we produce MIR. Cay's
own authority during the last year, The last Year.
Verify so. For he said, in his celebrated Raleigh
letter of April l7lh, 1874. that "The United
States acquired a title to Texas, extending,
4 believe, to the Rio del .Norte, by the treaty
of Louisiana If therefore, Col. Benton has
been for more than "a quarter Of century
making himself acquainted with Mexican history
and geography, Mexican treaties, Spanish treaties,
French treaties; and it, after all, he is in error about
the limits Of Texas, we must despair Of finding
authority worthy of confidence"
We would advise the National Intelligencer to 60
to its own idol for its authority who has also been,
for than "a quarter of century" making HIM
self acquainted with French treaties, &C., &c.
We have no ambition to shver ances with the
National Intelligencer; but whenever the interests
Of our country are at stake and the issue is between
the United States and Mexico, we trust we shall
never be found wanting in our duty.