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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-01

THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office No. 81 Wal street, City Of Nep York
CAPl1AL STOCK 32o0o all paid in in cash, and
~ invested according 20 tbs provisions Of charter
This Company has been business twelve
time has paid losses by fire upwards Of $50 900.
The Of the Company exceed il capital stock
than 125 900.
Insurance loss damage by Fire effected app
cation. at reasonable terms.
X. A. READING, Presideat
aio iminssm d. y. CURRY, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10

No ACr If aeaenl policy. As il appears 10 me-" says
NJ Dallas - the la2er,own Committee, WAS
di-ll.clly caldrnurd hy The snliagns OF the great
body 81 llc American People than The rsrn ni dn,s
pars passed by lae Wing Congress OF 1879" Mr..
Dtas continues
That change Of the Tariff was involved directly
nnd aarqayo"ay. IN the popular verdict rendered IN IA
vpf o ! iue~ X. Pah. ubvi us Ia all whn did
STRANGELY and wholly mlsconeive he perry ding chaac
ter ot lhe great political trial That trial might
specifically struggle for men but ia reality ard IN
substance i struggle for fundamental doctrines
aud leading measures While yet in progress both par
rs thong ht aud So represented II: the Wings,
estly aud universally. when II closed the country had
BIT 10 consult The ballot box, IN order To find. with other
cqny important eoncluslons sentence passed against
the lanii Of 1872 which, without Violently departing
from the fixed law oil Institutions could mol be
ysTsed or pvadtdo
subject OF The rlril II in the Limitations III portion OF
his party he find c,mpensa for the repoachss Of
others ot the same parry who consider themselves beay
cdlc may make mp his account and strike the balance
"a snll himself There special issue between the
Wings and him, 1t relates 10 his casting vote IN tina
Senate. lie has moi deceived the Whigs-fr they
never trusted him. They do not complain OF his vote
except 50 TAR as they must condemn Il man who, know
ng that the question "l protection rds Involved IN mo
Presidential Of Sii, did yet allow himself To be
represented in Pennsy lvuna friend protection
and who appeals that issue IN justification OF his
against the protective policy.
Mr. Dallas must make his reckoning with those III
his own rarty who dermuuce hln. The Wings indeed
did earnestly and universally represent thai funda.
mental doclrtnes and leading were pending at
the late Presidential election. aud that the protective
principle, among other important things. was at stake
Buivhs latter representation denied IN some quar-
trTs and Mr. Dallas fully aware OF the denial yet
he iouk no steps 10 make the ruth known
Tine will CORRECT many errors. although the process
may be slow 1t experience shall teach the people ev-
cry where 10 discriminate rightly between those who
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10
setting on al s0Ss
IN unusually large and desirable
ui0gjA OF Dry dsoods.

EgANING determined 10 cInsc my business in III
b place, my whoIe STOCK OF GOODS Is row
offered az cost.
All persons IN want Of desirable Goods, al low prices
viii Go wcll 10 avail themselves Of the earliest upporln
MY examine my stock. II Is unusually large and
will a7,orcd, and will pasairciy be sold. either by
Wholesale ii retail, upoa Tic terms proposed
f.. J. 81 RTON.
r. In order to avoid 'msappr,hension. deem II
pfoprr To inl.sfn my lrcads. that. whist shall sell
z'uc.ly At t0>r. FOR CASH, shall still be
Il.ae,d 10 furnish my regular customers with such
good 80, they may want, but IL all such profit
ii q per o.ui. Willie added.
T.. J. BURTON.
Apsu. - Is
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pRACp or TNTD.
DWELLING ii, hot 81,
III

with all the buildings necessary ,r the con6h o lam
lily, HE housing aud securing oi crops The land Is
wel Watcred aud the lnraaon healthy Full possesslpn
vii bc gwen the 9TH oi Decemher next, wllh Tie
privilege of seeding wheat III lhe fall. II desired. the
purchaser could have lmnclmte possession Of the Dwell
Ing House, aud a portion ol the premises.
TERMS.
One third Of the purchase money to be paid when pos
session is gwen. the balance IN anl Two years
Mr llatIeu i. Edwards, who resides IN the premi
SIS. or Nj Thongs :. fnutnoy, Of Halifax CT. llo
viii show the Land 10 any wishing 10 see il.
WILLIAM l.. PANNIlL.
ANGUS, 6 It's
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s;:clcCtt0tlS.

Tao iausVlc lolrnll ha.a l.lalln lorra ,andeu {
"A n,dieal student. W prrsume VIM wttr4 sefy in
tcrcst,ne letlert touching scientific men. aud tAport
mcnrs, ~. whlch he Las Witnessed while Attending
,hrlr Lectures We give below thu asl communication
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10

'''isaNW f'I'da). II - wen hno"h !" M hsfhiHU
tradrta. oeeoPrs The Pntp1l thalto hrmHf IN HE
NN lasnaunu Il Laad1u IN Anturln traveller
"ho was rr,,ro, at one 81 his Ieslute. last na1,h.
i hus speahs u hlm Il lrttor 10 til l1p vile ltut
nat.
EvenbedN. suppose. has his natisns ot Int f2Hs',
'nIrs u lecturer atcafdng To nv oAn FtwdY -. Z,
,ond all question, the be4t to Whnn Il ha-A"aa my fn
tune ever II leicn. Il nWiY without ht#'c, 1laaty
without Ne1bng" Sneelue he7s aud tafne'nrs, sleans
and peWtet} at tnune1lpn, aud taf and gtlee ul nan
nr ate ht aitnhu Is ni an com tsed loiarzf l'nn
NJ Is hetssi lite - IN stz' hthef hrleW the fatuan
stature, md should s1y, about hV years Oil, ! hr
+ oppression ~ UN Ice ]" HulhlnSA mlrlhsnn'= iir
mHupHiale Win tue cum lrurc, deNstlN, aad fteis
i ION "' a1132f', I'm nlht "'e lafaY ." III h>
Sli&h' o h3l' -uth are lhf Vn'huesa and pti5#n ct
hl- rNpetmrni+ Nj told by M Intelligent geo'lt
m'h VII" s9lb1 my sdf, a "rrh ~. l"rnha Ia ie'
Hast lecture al ms preafni aftc', thai iruwll eTef tn
IN an cNptlhcn' lhe eFrowl IN MI r' hr1d htm
vas occupied ,hrH with ~ wunenls an inc eaAes.eo
i'to o "atf-l lie III spoke 81 waltz 40 Us tifsr ~
dl'i's al sahI, h9ul AMI aetI tofns Suhnare# HbHh
appear rsllt u} liquid, aad Witch won'h tra'Htn - tot
IN indefinite length 81 ttae. II l,i In P'irrdN 4Hr
cent STATE, neconc sn5 by the sahiset mrrh 'aed 1
alton 81 thel nrllrrs -lh,S Il" insri"1 rs Ihe we'll
known. y tuont 81 . luton u hr sui h'ittt s.'ll
"hlrb tecene, Instantly a eYstaane ma-s GA The ssaut
ed agitation. or hy dtorplnt Iulo u hid body, snply
pouring II ltom one eesst INTO aaalheG bot aNtaa Il,
the blah Temperature nj the pan lhp experiment
waS Ice sgeers,lu Than have nrnrrally seen II
Dr. lafaday alluded IL the somewhat nnllaemt con
dtlun IN lH}nlds aal yap1Is wllt MS l.aoyefr1 hy
NJ IagnaH de It lout. and Is knoNn by h. #ae.#
Il /. this under snc.eni pressure aud At ccttn ten
prtalufe slfne lqlIs aud water a#nanp the rrst may
h" converted nto aas,ss which n.npy ~ mafr splrc
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F2Egs FOE sNs.l,,
~ .EIsffspFt.

yeI ,l1oa ot Authority vested III me. ,hal sell on
y tie rre1Ises, to LIE highest Ordder on Saturday
tin l. b DAY al -lp'rubrr, the
TRACT or LAND.
m h.rh NJ Nruam 4 EanlS lalcif resided This
LaHd h.s M aol>Dcr uyef and Poll "a creek, TIVE
Iu.cs uorh II laiJN Cuuu House, containing between
565aad 40 ,3GRES or LLNU,
hrgo portion ii ssh rh !, excellent qnaluy, and is well
mapped ~ He efop7 usually cultivated IA Nh, county
ID susceptible Il hlnh stale Of improvement. Bans
ter rlytr IA fls good balteauN Navigation To Meads
VILE when Is lhlro miles ahpvr. Ihclr several
Mills tor line manufacture III f1ur WITHIN lew miles.
The improvements consist Of large and convenient
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September !
.ED YEG g.

: y L aean roqqesr he~c persons Indebted t.,es l.,
" cali and srfIle HIN acc,,n1s turlhwuh rs We
desire la Close our busnts, % vurhur4 hv the mid
lie ot September. FAhilAM \ HOPKINS.
September ) Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10
EoNao4a VI II s

4,ao0 LBS LEfhS! H.LE EfCTORI.
+ Is received. aud LII sale hY
~ LEE 4 ROBERTS.
Sep. , Is
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FAEAD\N. EXPERIMENTS.

Pr'les>ol f1rdoy. II Is we'll hnoWn to MI arirnnG
tcadrts. oeeofrs tie Pnntp1l char ol thvmsA IN ihr
Il NlI InslHauln 81 london IN Au,u,pp traveller
,hu was ptt,rut one u ms eruta. last mn1lh .
hus spelhs 81 hlm letter 10 III i,1W vile .lu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-10

Anu,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

Glass MAsUrAcronIrs. are now nineteen flint
glass manufactures says the Brooklyn Adyerser in full
operation in this country, aordng employment upwards
Of SIX thousand PERSONS Before the passage Of the tariff Of
1912 there were but four five in OPERATION of them
put partially worked, and the women idle. The ope-
natives are all now employed their wages thirty three per
higher than in ls42 and the glass Of superior manufacture
to foreign article Three millions Of dollars annually
expended in American materials and labor by manufacu-
rcrs in this branch of industry, and not wenyur thousand
dollars for foreign products II the proposed reduction Of the
tariff takes place, will in great destroy the Ameri
can manufactures Of flint glass; throw great number out Of
employment and destroy the consumption Of the products Of
American labor to the amount Of million and half Of dol
lars This money will to Europe pay for European pro-
ducts and European labor This interest particularly requires
protection because there many interests benefited the
whole materials used coming from the bowels Of the earth
and are therefore clear gain to the country.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

Many Of the finest collections Of unpublished church mac
have long existed in the Ponca States and especially in
Rome, some Of which from the most distinguished corpo
sers The Pope has appointed commission 10 exane
these valuable and TO publish the best Of them. The
commission having made the examination, have announced
the early publication Of some Of the music.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-03-14

The Marnsburg (Va.) Gazette Of tho very best Of
the inland papers, has entered upon its forty vee
and will hereafter be published by Messs f. Steuar and
H. X. Gregg Mr. s. win still continue TO be its editor
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
VOLUME XXVE.
,U IANFOsgD g. S. F. WAASON4 EnIroRS AND PROPRIEToRS.
ner annum, in advance. e...........sl0 q DAILY IAfER, Psi ,i, rponiha ......, I 0
TER M s


 DAILY PAPER per annum in advance '--..'.'-'So @e @ u for six monlhs ......'.t-' Oo ooUxray PAPER twesky) per anHgm in aassn'e go 5 No subscription discontinued until arrehrages are pa'd .aisss al the option of the proprietor. . IF Advertising. at regular charge, will be one uohaf sonare of l2 lines for the first and Fy Gents TOT eae s.nse1uent nserun when published daiiy II lnsefted aehly semi-eekly or tri weekly one dollar ehch iihe TT ADVERTISERS by the year, will be contracted "i'i m the following terms,t heinz expressly phneslnoo thai an agreement with house in business, n Mllh a nIiydual shall be applicable only to the hmediate ah aenate hpsiness in which they or he may pc ensaReui and thai all notices relating other and dsthct nusi mesa legal notices administrators notices or sies ho ees of the individual partners Of house, &c, VIII pc held and considered distinct from the yearly engagements and charged a regular prices. -
 One snunrn (tgeIve lines ess with prlv- san 0s l.se of changing renewing twice week.. =. . ~ Do with like priviegesl for business monihs' 0 Ou Two squares with privilege oi changel one year bo Oo ,r Standing advertisements for Patent hehlclhes' Books &c. occupying large spa1e and requiring no a tertions will published by the jear on ufTg top te
 tr Business Cards of few lines, inserted consplch ousIy months for SO, in advance-and II continued during the year for s $l5 in advance .
 IF Fire Companies will be contracted With "t SSV per aunnm each-payable semi -annually in advance
 IF Candidate nominations to be paid for m adVance Five Dollars for the canvass. ,, All advertisements equired by law will be charged u rates. . ,... z, ,,,,anias No sratsitous advertising for Societies or Companies Payment will he required of yearly advertisers sehh IIV n ad
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
ENGLISH SCHOOL.

BARTON ACADEMY-HA HAsFYENr STORY fhNHlS SOhIt tL Is now open for lhe reception of Scholars. The teacher, MT A. R Meti ife,d. ;. has had ong experience III rtuching in New Eng. iand and New ork, and parents who may place theT chiIdfen in this schaol are assured that no "f"rI will le spar, to give them lle most thorough instruction
 Tnon-For children under eight years of aoe R2 70. for those oye' eight, $3 co ger month.
 Muble Nh, fl l9I9 70.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET.

h F0DAa The fine, light draught steamboat
 tJ@l--zkVWM BRADSTREET. T. Mea- her masler will ply during he en- suing season between the above ports, touching al ali inc iniermediate hand ngs. She will com mence running on the earliest rise o the river, eav- ine MOBlLE k every Monday evening al o'clock, arriving at MONTGO MERY on "Wednesday mora ing On her return. she will leave MONlGOME- KY on "Wednesday evening at o'clock, and ionch- ing at SELMA, will leave that place al 10 o'clock AM. the next day, ('rhursday,) completing hertrp at Mobile, on Saturday morning. For freight or passage apply on board. novo
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
NUMBER 55S9
NEW aa,aTahsst

N RS. x L. FONDA. late of Claiborne, will .'H open schunl nn be l0lh November next, III - i"ui- hrf~reu Claiborne and frmkljd streeis. Ms. r. ll,tng hren engaged or many \ear. pt.t III l""ehng III Srmiia ai t'hihrne. hopes slr will be r"-b'ed |" give si;sclioa 10 any wbo nav be dI'p"-ed i1 ra'ronile her. Her terms Will b. mod~'aie from ss2 10 < per nIoulh. She can give alnllrs ds a teacher. LlcI
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING.
 Don't Forget 100.

DRINCE Al BERT has reftted and adorned his Old Stand, and is a; home again, No. 100 Royal street. Al England has been talking two years about building new Palace for iher Prince Alber.-Our Prince bert has done il for himself. an made no fuss about ir.
 Come and see him m his glory Every thing is nice and new-bright and smooth as his best razor He wont venture 10 say that his touch is improved, for he is modest enough to think that past im- proscment. He is ready to give every custom CT in his turn, a touch of the same old quality. He wall whip iile beard from your face gently thai you can hardly tell when he athers-and when he slaves and irn' and cut your hair, you can hardly know yourself for smiling at your picture in the glass.
 All lhc lime you may entertain yourself wiil watching Gen. Jackson whipping the British al over the wars.
 0u- Don't forget No. 100, and PRiNcE ALBERT
 oci28
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
TEXAS AGENCY

1T EA AAo AOENCks ENtE undersigned having connec,ed himself th h the firm of WEBB, DCvAL & Co, of the ry of Austin. as General Agents, has opened an Office in the ciiy of Galveston, (Texas.l nader the style o AYERS, WEBB x Co, which, in connection with the Office al Austin, will aiten4 to business in all parts of lhe State.
 They will purchase and sell Real Estate, gene rally, m any part of Texas:
 To the location sale "l Land Claims:
 To the examination of Land Titles. and give writ ten opinions to their saIidty, when requred To he procuring of Patents from lhe General Land Office, other documents which may be re- qurpd o perfect Titles nf Lands: To the payment of Taxes upon Lands. other property, uf nom-residents or apseniees.
 To lhe prosecution of Claims on the late Republic, | or present State. of Texas, for Money or Lauds To the settlement of Accounts with the different Departments of the Government: To the collection ol Foleign Debts and to all ot- | CT business which comes within the purveu of a General Agency. The Senior member of ihis branch of the firm. has long been known as an active and yigIlent Collector of Debts, particularly such as have been defed doubtful. or lnst He has also been largely engaged in Land matters m various parts ol the country and knows as well as most men what Is necessary 70 be done in procuring good Tttes | The junior member of lhe firm, <Mr. UPsHUR) has, for several years. been connected with the Gen eral Land ORice--and in he performance of 'lre pe- culiar daies which devolved on him. he acquired AS perfect kaow ledge of the condition of the land in the S'aie as perhaps any man in it-and is, there fore, eminenIly qualified for the transaction of such business as will require the possession of lba' de- scripiion of Knowledge.
 The other members are practising Lawyers. One of them has, for several years, been practitioner in Texas, and has devoted much of his lime to the ir- vestsation of the Land Titles of the country. He IS therefore, prepared to give opinions which may arise | respectinp such Titles W@
 In all cases, Communications addressed 10 the firm must be post paid, otherwise they will not be taken from the office; and where business is directed 10 be done, which will require lhe advancement of money, | ihe money mast accompany the instructions.
 The charges will be moderate; but as is inieud- ed that business conkded 10 the firm shall be rans- acted with Ihe utmost nronpmess. should il qnre fhe constant attention of each of it's members, tt is hoped that none except those who intend to be equally prompt in the payment oi lees, will call upon il. DAVID AIRES. ~ Hon. D. C BURNETT, Austin,
 Hon, ARNER s. LIPSCOMB, Independence
 Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Gaiveston,
 F PRESCOT, Esq. New Orleans, | Hon. F. C. HEARD, Esq, Mobile. fr Ly-. U t0
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
MOBILE, EVANSVILLE AND WARSAW
 PACKET

E~ D The fast running passenger steam SzsssskSaz54. .er JAMES HEWITT. Nj. Guar Tier, master, will ply the ensuing season As a.egu lar weekly packet, leaving Mobile every SATUR DAY at o'clock PM. and Warsaw and GainsVilie as heretofore.
 0ry- The Hewitt has been thoroughly repaired and IS now in first rate order. Captain Quarter hopes to continue to receive that patronage which has here, olore been SO iberay bestowed upon h'n'
 sen7 NJ WAKING & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
D. F. MERRILL.

BARTON ACADE1Y-FEaALk DkPARrMssr.
 lSS D. L. MERRILL, assisted by competent IsA and experienced Teachers will open a Schoa for young Ladies n ihe Academy, on Monday, Oct. '6 The course of instruction will embrace all lhe branches of thorough English education, Latin. French. Drawing, NredIework and Vocal MuSic-- CTS will be secured for those wishing to take lessons m Instrumental Music. ocl1O
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET.

C~S h The light draught. fast running Ssszssss9ak551 double engine steamer LoWNDES, A fl Johnson. Master, will ply the ensuing season as a regular weekly packet between Mobile and Mont gomery leaving Mobile every THURSDAY al o'clock PM. during the season.
 For freight passage, apply on board or to
 CAMPBELL OWEN & co. The Lowndes will commence running about the Isl October. lsepill 1, U. S Co. MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 PACKET.
 A E~@ h The new last running, passenger Sy,sss9s7s{ steamer SELMA, Jo. Bryant master, will ply the ensuing season as a regular packet be- tween Mobile and Montgomery, leaving every TUESDAY evening, at 5 o'clock. PM. arrive al Msnig gomery Thursday morning. Leaves Mont gomerv every FRIDAY morning at 10 o'clock
 sep2s M WAKING Co, Agents SATURDAY PACKET FOR MoNfGuMEhf A ES~ h The steamer MONTGOMERY, Sxzsssss,F77r F NJ Johnson master, will ply the en- suing season between Mobile and Montgomery. " Leaving Mobile every SATURDAY al o'clock PM For lreght or passage apply on board, or 10
 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co. Agents sep2s 72 Front and ID Com Capt Johnson having been informed that nsinua- lions have been uttered and doubts implied by some of his kind associates, that his owne, ship of the Montgomery Is questionable, he would beg to state for the satisfaction of his friends and those interest ed m the matter, that he himself IS the sole owner of the boat
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
THOMAS IEARRlsON
R. sa0t.lIES & GO. CD NTNNI(JN hERGHA NT'S

hs EHWEINh HIS EN dIV.
 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 MOBILE, Alabama. FUNtIE subscribers have formed copar rnersllp for N ihe purpose of transaciing Factorage and Commission business in the city of Mobile. Ala, under the name and firm of B. HOLMES & Co , under such restrictions that the name of the finn shall uot be used held liable any respect only in connection with legitimate Commission Bnsi- hess. We respectfully solicit the patronage of our friends.
 BURWEIL HOLMES, of Mobile,
 VIM. c. RUSH, of Kemper Co.,, Miss.
 J. III. BOL ING, of Sumner Co.. Ala. Hen2I. .n
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
Mammoth Wholesale andR etaiI SHIRT ID EPOT,
 S.DAVIS,


 No 53 3DAUPHIN STREET.
 fENHE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ALL MFR a chants, Traders and priyale Genleman 10 in tpect his stock, comprising in his collection all O the styles and Improvements made in the ar ices embraced in his lurnishing department lla have been lately made He IS constantly in rcceip of all the necessary aftices for Genilenen's To let, VIZ; 2S00 Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Bo sons C"l'ars, &c
 1000 Shnls all linen.
 FOO Coored Shirts; Undershiris; Drawers; 800 Suspenders, Scails. Cravais. Collars, Slocks Pocket Handkerchels, Gloves. Hosiery, Sc. Those lIa. have mol been 10 DAVIS, 53 Dauphir street, are invited call with those gentlemen whC have ali eady purrhased and inspect the assorl meml just received, comprising Fine Linen shirts Fine Linen do, with the largest bosoms of Linen ever before offered 10 gentleman in this market Also Genlemens Dressing Gowns; Satin Scart Crasats; Stocks; Under Shirts; Drawers; Ilosie. rv and such lot Oi things, too numerous tO | ate, at the Mammoth Shirts.
 This is lle only manufacturing genllemen's inI nishing Depot in the city. Merchants buying al thIs establishment, buy the manufacturer, and nj the lowest prlce. TERMs-One price and Cash. Look out for the Sign of the mammoth Shirt ol. NOTION TABLES JUST PUBLISHED -A O set ofTables, showing at one glance wha Cotton shipped from Mobile or New Orleans, VI il cosl in Liverpool, as well lad down on the Dock as when sold, including all expenses of sale, at al extensive range of prices, rates of freight and ex change. By James I Lawrence. The calcula tons were made w'h just care, and on consuai,o, with ,he hest auihorites; rigid scrutiny has beer excercised exclude my errors of the press, ant the compiler puts forth the work m full confidence ors accuracy, and that il will prove valuable an, | practical assistant 10 all persons engaged in lht trade. For sale by
 DOBI.ER, 4a Dauphin si, and LAVlD FELT g. co. | no,24 No 24 Chartres sf. New Orleans
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
U. DORLER.

Js DOEb I1 N Eht
 BOOKSELLER AND SIATTONER, No. 49 DAUPHIs- s-sTREET. ...-. .MoBILE. ALA gJrA complete assortment of Law, Medical, rheo- ogIcal School and Misce aneous Books, constantly on hand Blank Books manufactured to order.
 Ills supplies of cheap literature ample, and adtiions made as published.
 English, FrencA and German Books imported io order ner Atlantic steamers, al the same charge made by New York houses. dec3l 26