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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27
NEW BOOK ESTABLISHMENT.
 ,J. DORE,E FER.

| Bookseller aud S,aiioner, No. 49 Dauphin Street, N 5 now opening entirely new and excellent as-
 N soriIneni of valuable Books. The collection em- braces the besi and standard aulhors whose works
 have from time io time app cared. History, Biogra- phy and General Literatnfe; the Sciences, Natural History, Useful and Fine Arts, Greek and Latin Classics. Philoogy, Law, Theological and Medical
 Books ,s'e, from the numerous writers these sub-
 jecs, may all be obtained oi the latest editions, at
 the least possible expense.
 ScHooL Books, viz: Spoilers, Readers. Die uunarIes, GraDmars, Ariihnetcs, Biographies, Histories, Biographies; French, German and Span ish Grammars and Dictionaries; Latin and Greek
 Giammais; Exercises and Lexicnns, with the best
 elementary hooks of Rhetoric, ElocuIion, Logic, Composition, Alsebra, Geometry, Surveying, ,nraw-
 ing, Book keeping. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
 Botany, Mineraogy and Geology; Natural History. Physoiogy, Astronomy, Intellectual and Moral | Philosophy, Political Econony, &c.,, to which the
 attention of Dealers, Teachers and Parents, is res-
 pec'iully invited.
 | Elegantly bound Bauk Books of every description, suitable for counting roomp and
 public 0fhces they are warranted t0 be superior for style of finish and durability; Ledgers, Journals,
 Daybooks, ,lnyoice Bnoks. Cash Books; Sales Books
 of Blue and White wove or laid Papers, in Russia
 Ends plain sBinding; Halfbound Day bo.ks;
 Long folio petty Ledgers; long and narrow petty
 Cash Books; Bill Books of various iorms; Receipt ] Books, Bank Books, Memoranda Books, Cypher-
 ing Books. Scrap Books, Pocket Ledgers, Pass Books, Indexes, Copy Books. Scratch Books, Pro-
 mssory Notes, Bills of Exchange; Drafts, engraved
 and printed; Copying Presses and Books; Bills of | Lading. Blank Cards, Visiting Cards, CheckBooks; Sh,p, Steamboat and Dray Receipts; Cotton Weghers Books.
 BLANK Boogs-made to order and to any reqnr- ed pattern; Printed work, Music. Periodicals and
 Pamphlets, neatly bound
 Together with Bibles and Prayer Books, Gift
 Books. &c., in beautiful bindings. The wkole of
 whirh il is designed to sell upon the favorable | terms. dec 24
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27
MARINE NEWS.
Port Of Mobilo--December a7, Is45.


 CLEARED Ship Remittance, Prince, fur Liverpool, by Gibson Brig Saline, Singer for iIavnnn, by LeBaroR a Son. Schr May flower, King, for Franklin, La by master.
 aRHIpEU. Ship Athens, Chase, i'm Portsmolth, 10 master. Ship Adeline, (new) Pike, fin SHcU, Me to muster. Bark GaZeIle, frtadweIl, i'm New York, 10 master. Brig Nnrske, Smith, fin Balh to master. Schr Mary Marshall, Johnson, i'm Havana, to A Auld schr II Long, Knowles, 20 days fin Baltimore To Il A Schroeder.
 Steamboat Muntezuma, Kelly, i'm NewNJrleans. steamboat Creole, iliern, fin New-Orleans. stealhbont II Kinney, POsIiey from Aberdeen, with I'll bales cotton. Steamboat Admiral, Welding, fin Wetumpka, with 463 bales cotton Steamboat Clermont, Case, from Tuscaloosa, with 226 ba'es cotton. Steamboat Montgomery, Lyles, i'm Gainesville, with l7O2 bhles cotton. steamboat Carolina, Deupree, from Columbus, with "A bales cotton. steamboat Belle Poule, LoushridGe, from Memphis, with 46D bales cotton. steamboat Noxnbee, Rawls, fin TuscaIoosa with 3Oi 59o hHies cotton. Steamboat Tuskaioosa, Laversy, i'm Tuscaloosa, with l522 bales cotton. CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From Charleston, Dec 2O- Brig Hartley, Carson. SAILED ron THIS PoaT-From New Castle, Dec H. Ship Washington Asiou, Iiowes.
 MEMORANDA. 1T Schooner St Rosa, from Altakapas Is ashore on the west side Of Dauphin Island. The steamer Norfolk has gone down 10 her assistance.
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FLORIDA SUGAR.-We have had sent this week one of the finest samples oi Sugar raised in Flornd. As To color, granuation and flavor. il challenges a comparison with sugar made in any other State, elsewhere. IL is certainly the bes | we saw that had not been refined. IL was rais- ed by MT. James narslburn, of Gadsden County, oR common wire-grass pine land, without any ma other than that the soil received from the decay of crop ui potato vines, raised upnn II tn. prece ding year which the first of is cult,Faiion The yield at the rate oi eight barrels, s+teen hun drsd pounds to the
 There IS no doubt that Florida can be made sugar growing well AS cotIon-growing conntry.- Several planters in Leon, have plan ed largely thls year oi the cane, which they are manufacturing. John $. Sheppard. Esq, we learn has manufactured win ths wooden mill, upwards oi twelve hundred pounds per acre. An irou mill would probably ln- crease the crop twenty per ceni-l Tallahassee Flor idian.
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allEsA AsIM

NEW-YORK-Por schr Harriet Smiih-i0 bbls cider, do, bnts vinegar, 10 jJhus, 33 nrkns Luer 4C bxs rai-ih-, l0 drums figs. 5a hxs cheese, &c.
 PoRTsMourH-P,r schr Ve!lington-2OO bbls po- iatoes. 50 do onions
 BATii-per brig Nari,isko-20M bricks. 60 tons ha ay, 300 bbls splrs u0 dD potatoes, 50 do bees 50 do nips.
 NEW-ORLEANs-per steamer Montezuma-43 bbIs moiasses i3E o hrGr, Is do whskey do rice. do. hi pipe brandy Fl hs sugar. l3 kegs shot, 10 sss 50 bxs cheesr 20 krg lari Ia du butter, cask 100 sks oats, i9 hend cattle, 10 du sheep, &c,
 NEW URLEANS-fer steamboat Fashion-50 sks corn 28 hhi- 10 rks, 10 hxs wine, l6 bbls whs- key, 2S do m"as.es, g do egg, 50 head sheep, &c.
 NEW-ORLEANS---pet rteaaiboat Crenle- 10 sncks cor 2U hehi sheep "A bbn flour, IS dn beef do oil. hi do syrup, 3J Il" whshey l6 dO potatoes do, qr eks "in" 10 kegs bnite aj Go lArd do bbs pickles, , hf ppss brandy, &c.
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gsASAREa- R.rsa


 Per stcambost Noxubee fm TuscHl1osa-M Kil- gore, Cochran, P 1T McDermott, b Williams
 Per steamboat Carolina fun Colunbus MesTs Albert, Mays, Dickson, smith, Gresh1m, Abbey, Allen, Lee, McIhcny, Kornedsy, Miss Deuprer.
 Per steamboat Montgomery itn Gainesville-R Ha,ien and lady Groom md lady. w Duren, lady upd three children, Mis- sses ONeil, TIararose, Dale Groom Rev Bliss, Messr. c Whifsett, A Stewart BusL Y T W Sims W A Peck, J A Miller, w a Christian, W Newson, CatterIing. Dansby, Jordan, Armstrong. W and II Dale Yurbuur. Sims. Williams, Elliott F B Moore, A Lewis, c Horton, Williamson, b Mil Ter, Black, DixoR.
 Fer steamboat Cermon, from Tuscaloosa-IIosan an ana lady BliDgsley and lady, Mrs Lnwden and chid, M.s CottrrIi, Messrs Johnsoa, Deis " and smoot. Chii- ders, venables, and Everett Waldron Lee, suih, Sherman, CunminRs, Gone. Haynes
 fer steamboat Admiral tm Weiumpka-BenHett, lady snd children, Geney and lady iilngsley hnd lady, KiDs lady nnd child. Mrs Fry, Misses Bilisgsey Her bert, Tanner. Crowley Measrs Marcy Grre Rohb Dab nsys Scales, Moore, hns, Holloway, Wasser noi ion CgHpa. .
 Per steamboat Tuskaoosi i'm Tuscaoosa-Dr Murph v end fs,iy, Mesdames Brewer, Howell, Kirk and chii Misses Agee. Weaver Park Aessrs Park, Meqeheni, N l. and L NJ Agee. Chamberlain. I.anier, Riley, Lesta Dr Hammer.
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rONHiENHtEiN

Per steamboat Fashion i'm New Orleans-J Fl IIu- beri W,on & NJ yi Twelve- X co; T Miller X 70; Barron. Mead x 70; Ru2tly Mann X co; Hayden Lee; D Edgerl,; W 5 DeGfusbs
 Per steamboat Montezuma from New Orleans-C K Foo,e K co; Wilson May; Camrbel Owen x co; C A Gilbert Urn Wright Cunningknmi Freeman X Bul- land. Marshall; Field; Miller X Kyle.
 Per steamboat Creole from New Oresns--J II Huber; Rive.. Battle & co; Deshon < Myer-; Wilson 4 May; O'Reilly < co: Jeweit Tcknor; C < smith; Knapp SrhmlI; E Center & co; W II Bunnel; b Fowler Jr; J Sylyrstrr Walkingtou X Callahan; New bcrgher co; Montgomery; c A Wright; D Eagerly; CruzaI; ] Cole.
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DEATH OF COMMODORE ELLIoTT.-We anuoun- ced, yeslerday, the death of Co-modore Jesse D Elliott, of the United States Navy, and comman. der of the Navy Yard in this city. We perceive that the customary military arrangements for the funeral have heen directed by the officer in com mand. and other demonstrations If feelings towards the deceased will. of course, be made.
 Tommodnre Elliot was, we believe, d natI,e of Frederick county, MarVlund. He entered the Navy early, and arrived the highest rank in that impor- ianl arm of national defence. Circumstances brought Com. Elliott in opposition 10 some of his fellow ei- zens His mode of directing affairs according 10 hls own ideas, of course, exposed hm to the crii- cism of those who had ideas opposed to him He. however, sustained he character of an accomplished seaman. and proud of that distinction, and his patriotism undoubted as hls personal courage. He has gone down tn The grave when he had looked for lulness of strength, and when he naiion had Il right lolpok for the advantages oi ripened eXper- fence and the citizens. whose authority he repre- senied, and whose interests tt his profession to defend, will, of course, manifest their respect the way that custom proposes and propriety sanctions. -tI Ibid.
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Rtche & tleiss have been elected printers 10 the Senate, by vote of P against 20 for Gales 6 Seaion-several scattering, of which was for for T. Ri,chie. They got ihe vote of every demo- cratic Senator who in ,he ciiJ.
 The Union is therefore the official press of beth Houses pf Congress. The position of the veteran editor is o great responsibility, and Is not 10 be without it's rewards of profit. The position at Washington is the grea: prize in iIe lottery of po- litca, eddorship, and Mir. Rchie has well earned the distinction and the emoumeni, by long career of able political service in the canse of the demo- cratic party.
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OArHs.--la lately before the Supreme Court of New Jersey, the Chief Justice decided that indrcIHent could ie against man for perjury, provided ihe oath had been taken wIh upliied hand. IL was understood that the decision was made in conformity with satute if so of conrse, all right: But we perceive that writer in the Newark Ad- sertiser cricises ihe decison denies the existence of the statute, and declares that 'hcre are prececnts in hr practice ofothr Judges of lhe Supreme Court for the of the uplied hand in the oath We suppose il does not make much difference in Penn sy,ania, where forms perish, and with them muc, that hey served to sustain. Here, the ''corpora oath," and Ihe uphed hand are equal. We never saw the "Bhle used' m Court m Massachusetts and suppose lhe essence of an oath is the soemr promise before competent authoril. = Phil. U. S Gaz.
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ANOTHER "EEw YORK MYsTKRY"-Ko More DrugGms!-Mr. Arthur Morrell, d respectable ci- of New York, wine mysieriousiy disappeared about week ago, was brought home Tuesday night, by three rufan- okg men, who after thrus- ting hm no the door | his dwelling, made their escape Mr. NJ. was found 10 be raying maniac continually calling upon persuns 10 release himthat they had r0hbed him o( all his money and clothing and threatened to kill hn. He did not recognize either his wife mother, but appeared to be con- tmualIy hauuIed by the presence of his murderous caplors who had robbcd him of S69 m money, strip ped hn Of all hls clolhing, and dressed him in rags.
 He duubtess endured week of intense suffering, as his w ists appear 10 have been bound with cords, while hid lelt eye and forehead bear evident marks oi d severe blow.
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MASONIC CCELERRATIoN.-We are pleased to notice by advertisement in this mornings paper, that the anniversary ei Satnt John Ms Erangsist is to be celebrated this day, by the Mosouic F. sier nty. There IS 10 be public procession, an address by JOHN E. JONES, Esq.,, and afterwards public installation of officers, al the Second Presbyterian Church, on St. Francis street. The oc casion will doutress call losetter large consourse ofpcope both the address of Mr. Jones and the mpos ing ceremony of installation must be in the highest de- gree interesting.
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e1- The general excelienes oi "ur Asoi Market is matter of nolorlely, and in former season has it's supcriury been more marked than lhe present. During the hpilllys the butchers usually exert ,han selves to produce fxta display o every thing 'h their line, and the stalls o any of them are dress ell up ~i;h very pleasing effect Amongst tine most conspicuous of these Christmas morning, we noticed the smlls of W. $. DEeKussE, No. S3and B. on and around which the most ploiuse display made of every kind of flesh, from that oi the stall fed OK to the sucking pig-spendid mutton, (of Mr. D's own fatting) delicate veal. whue hard pork, large fat bucks and tender fawns-wiih tur- kies, ducks and other game of the best description, the whole being dressed of with rosetIs and rib- bons and looking as clean and tidy as the heart of the most lasudious epicure could desire.
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TGNO CARPENTERS, Masons and others, who 1 wish 10 acquire tlcalknowledge Of Geome try, Mensulation, the Scale as applicable in lhe transfer of any object to the practical wishes, the action of timber in bridges, roofs, &c. the orders of Architecture ihe Scale Lf theT trsnsfer to prac tce, Stair Casing on new principle and Architec- lure and Drawing generally, are requested to meet at the Pubic House of Mir. Stokes, corner of Con cepton and St. Francist streets, this and Monday evenings, hrlf past o'clock, for the purpose of completing Il class 20 10 be called the Architects Club. II. PALMER,
 Practical Architect and Craftsman.
 P. S. Those ~ho have subscribed will also meet ss above deca7U
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AN AUTomAToa GIFTED WITH SPEEcH.--The U. 5. Gazette oi ,he l2lh inst, contains the follow ing gedtorlal:-"Those who have doubted that man is inc ,pabe Of producing, by metely artics means, such piece of 'hechansm us w,ll converse in any tongue with precision and rare ill not doub, much longer. We learn that speaking iisure fully gifted with these ext,aoreinary powers, has just been com pleted by very intelligent and worthy gentleman, who has labored very long and ardenllyio consum- mate thls wonderous york. IL converses freely and nteliigeniy, anduses the throat and tongue the human being We are gralfed to say further. that ihs really remarkable figure will be exhibited ia thix city some time next moHlli.
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this sole subicc', should shrink from lhe manly A. Sowal of the urgency oi iaNstion
 When all the E sJcumeuls shall have reached Us. we will be prepatsa understand the condition of lheir debts, and 10 '1tg" more precisely of lhe extent and praclcabiiity well IS lhe consequen. ces, of tue Governors de ne ids.
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sTEAMllGHTER AND Tow.BOAT.

A FSA. The merchants and ship mas
 i1-I4H-zzk Aters ia Mobile are respectfully ia. rE FEa. zssu formed that bo"i has been hum dur,ng he last summer, in lhe yard of B ta- zon. of Cincinnati. expressly adapted for iiii- trade She ia called lhe SEA, to be commanded hy Capt Pu,6eId She hns heen fitted up @iih new boilers on the most improved construction by featman, Shields & Go. oi Cincinnati, and no expense has been spnred 10 make her in eyery respect first rn,e vessel The owners have provided lhe'nrplves with hlarryatt's code ofSignaIs, As also with inc Boston and New York signals and flags which, with tLe aid of first rate signal giasses, imported for this express purpose. will enable hem to commanI- cate with vessels in the niing-hasing made the ne cessary arrangements with the pilots and with Il competent person ai MolIle Point. The advantage to merchants and insurance companies 10 accrue from such d daily means of communication wilh the Bay will be apparent, and Inc owners look wiih confidence to such d share of patronage as will re munerate them for the heavy outlay oi capital en- pioyed 10 perfect the arrangements. .....
 She lel Cine nnaii with The last rise in the Ohio. on the 18th instant, and may be exported during the ensr,ng week Due notice will be given ot her sr- rival. "r'|aH
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IF One ofthe n 1st remarkable instances of the generosity of seamen, is noticed in the Pitching papers. Tie Mayor of that city has received n'He- teen hundred aad fifty dollars from the crew of the lrgate Constitution. Capt. PercIva, contributed for lhe relief ofthe sufferers by the great fire.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

Do- The statue of Bishop Hobart accidentiy fell while the workmen were removing it to it's place in Trinity Church, N. Y., breaking one of the arms. The injury can be repaired at . small sxPeass.
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0FFIoE MogIlK issURAKcr Co. ,

MUhlIt. Dec. 24lh, IB4b. TFNHE Stockholders Dr ihe Mobile Marine Rail- s way and Insurnnce Company, are hereby noii- fled that an election for thirteen Directors of lhis Company 10 serve for the enssng year, will be held at he office ol the Company Monday, Jan. 9th, 1SI6, between the hours of l2 o'clock Nj. and o'clnck PM.
 d-c2I 2ld TIl0S. S. KING. Sec'y.
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Reports of Mr. CLAY's bad health and his inten. ton to spend this winter m Cuba, are in circua. ton among the Southern papers, copled from let- ter which appeared in paper at Albany, N. Y. We think that letter referred not 10 HENRY CLAY, but to CAssius M. CHAT. Indeed we have seen it stated that Cassius is in bad health and is going to Cuba.
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Emiie La Sers. of New Orleans, has been nomi- mated by the democratic convention ofihe lst dis trici of Louisiana as their candidate for Conniess, in place of Juo. Slidell, resigned.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-27

A company with capital of 460O, 900 ia about to be established al Montreal for steam conniun cation between Bantry iu Ireland and Portland in Maine. They contemplate weekly departure of a parsei, and the passage is to be made in 8 days rom pier 10 pier.
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MOBILE.
saturday hIorn.us, Decesnier 2s, Is45.

Ire "AIl ailed oh Christmas da, but came par 'i"ily through yesterday, but wilh nothing of much talefeet m the way of news. We have nothing !ater lhIn the iSih from Washington
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To ,i,e nuiiding Communi,y.

TENHOSE who intend building thls season, are so-
 E lcted to drop line m the Postoihce, stating where may call and get the necessary information aud have their plans maturing first in pencil sketch for inspection and revision and then drawn up com pete, plan o each story, sections showing the in- terior fnish---e evations showing the exterior. Mnh detailed specifcatons--all Tor $15 for ra dwelling and SSlO for Il store. These low terms are offered as an iuduceulent for immediate encouragement.
 dec27Kw H. PALMER. Architect, Mobile.
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EXPORTS.

LiVERPOOL-Per ship Remittrnce-le63 bls cotton HAVANA-Per brig Sane-30 bales cotton. %, ,547 Iumher, 10 hbls ale.
 FRANkLlN-Per schr May flow er-25a fl lumber.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS -cabm passage Sl. O'N IA' ,Tt e.. ,a. ,,.,,,,.s, MON rtylJ

FOR NEW ORLEANS -cabm passage Sl,
 ,yacsrr~. A The fine new steamer MON h1O ,.AsA5dkssS MA. Kelly, master, ba'h expressly to' = this tTade, having been tho' oushy oyerhauIed, spetd increased, and much improved by the addition nl fine new uppv Cabin, al n Sfofs Rooms, nsw Boilers, etc has resumed her regular se ni.weckiv rips, and will leave ti'r New OrIeans on THESDAY, 30lh inst, ai Il o'clock AM.
 For freight or passage, having hne accommou"- lions, apply on board or to
 dec27 C. GILBERT & BRO 50 Com st
 (r5- Passengers desiring it, will be landed at the Rail Road
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S for sale in the bay the wharf by dec27 F. c. CENTER 8. co. NM HiSKEY-IO bbls Od Mononeahel,, re. w ceived per Creole, a superior article, Ter sale dec27 by E. c. CENTER g. co. ialIN PLATE, &c-2ll boxes Tin Plate l-3x II l3S boxes Roofing Plate l4-20
 pigs Banca Tin; 3 cases Sheet Tin
 cases IA and I6 ounce Copper
 Sheer Iron, assorted brands
 Iron Wire, do do
 kBraz,ers, Copper; Iron irmed Riyels Just received and for sale by
 dec27 F. C. CENTER & co. gAMES II. RIVERS & co. have for sale land D ing and in store
 2000 casks Thumaston Stone Lime
 coo do white finishing do
 50 oo Philadelphia do
 450 do Hydraulic Cement
 300 do Caciued Plaster
 1000 bushels Mastering Hair
 POO bbls No 2 MackereI, 100 do No do
 275 bbls Potatoes; l25 do Red Onions
 50 I'bs Beans; 200 boxes No I Goldfish
 l50 bbls No Soap; $50 bales Easieiu Hay
 50 boxes chnice Tobacco 70 cases Custom made BrogaRs dcc27 D ICH SILKS AND SPLENDID SHAWLS- AA DANIELS & BRADY have just received few Dresses ofthe richest Silks imported this season. amongst which will be lound-
 Rich striped Brocade Silks, in dress lengths Rich striped Pekn and Armure Silks Plain and Cameleon Silks of all colors
 Rich black English and French Sa,ms India Satins and Satin Turques Rich black striped Arnnre
 Pout de Soi and Gros de Swisse
 Black Levanines and Smchews Florence Silks of every color Rich Cashmere Long Sbawls
 Rich Cashmere Square Shawls
 A few rich India Long Shawls
 A few rich India Square Shaws
 French Broche Sha .ls, fine quality
 CoIored Mos. de Laine and Braize Shawls Plain black Merino Shawls
 Pialn black Silk and Satin ShawIs Figured black Satin Shawis
 Plain calored Cameleon Silk 5hawls
 Colored Figured Silk Shawls
 l. ides' Velvet Points and Crasais
 Ladies' Silk and Satin Cravats endless va- rietv eec25 MAILS 400 kegs Nails just received of The fo- ' lowing assortment :36 ld, II 5d, 20 Cd, 1I0 3d. 100 Tod, 20 Pod, 2 sod, Il sod, sSt inch Spikes, B inch Spikes, for sale by dec25 E. c. CENTER $, co. DUTAT'OEs-2OO bbls western. in fine order FLOuR--l50 whole and 20 half hbls superfne
 BEEF--25 bbls new Prime
 PoRK-15 bbs new Mess. In store and for dec25 sale by P. COOK & O.. 30 Com.st VRANBERRIEs- subscriber, as Agent, V will have constantly on hand supply of he "Curiis" brand, in whole half and quarter barrels. dec25 JOHN PHILLIPS, cor Conli& Wa,er-sts HATS-l00 cases black and white wool and fur, Il N for sale low by
 dec25 McRAE, RAVESlES & BULLOCK. spAGGING AND ROPE--lOO pieces Bagging Af 100 coils Rope, in store and for sale iy dec25 HAYDEN & LEE. EANDLES-a0e boxes New Bedford, for sale V by JOHN PHILLIPS, dec 25 Corner Conti& Water cts DoTATt'ES-290 bbIs Portsmouth Pola,oos in prime order, landing per schr Wellington, for sale by fdec25I J. H. RIVERS x co. M OUR AND WHISKEY-620 barrels Ohio N Flour, I30 do. Whiskey, for sale by dec25 E 6. CENTER & co. j. M Ail.S S-l0O Kegs ln store and ior sale by V dec25 HAYDEN & LEE. NASTILE SOAP--A pure article, for sale by M dec25 McRAE, RAVESiES & BULLOCK. RkAN DIES-l5 half pipes superior brands, for D ass2s sale by HAYDEN q LEE.
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FOR GAINESVILLE A Csi"" h The splendid fast running pas Ss--s;is2szz;7sszS.. senger steamer MONTGOMERY. Ihos W LyIes master, will leave for the above and all intermedrate landings, oil THIS DAY, 27th inst, at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to dec27 CAMPBELL, OWEN g co.
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FOR APALALHICOLA. EST The fine schr ONTWA, Capt. Smith, will SSzs:a sail for lhe above port this day, For freight or passage. apply on boatd or to dec27 J. II. RIVERS & co.
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FOR blt)NTGOMERY

FOR MUNrGOMERY A S The fine steamer SAM DALE, F. NFEESE5fSE. NJ. Johnson, master, will leave for the above aud intermediate landings on THIS DAY 27th inst., at s o'clock PM
 For freight passage, apply on board or to dec27 CAMPBELL, OWEN x co.
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A0n BALES Eastern Hay 4OO 20J hagi Corn; lJJ do Oats
 aec2I For sale by ]. c. & J. E. SMITH
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FOR COLUMBUS, ABERDEEN AND COTTON
 GIN PORT. EH~ a The fine and very lgh' draneat SSrsS,st stsx5S5R steamer NATIVE Wilson, mas ter, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on THIS DAY, the 27ih instant, al o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to dec27 Nj. WAKING & co.