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Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-07
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KEY WEST-Pef sehf Capitsl-f bbls wine, l essk brandy, lot rigging Haj rundres.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat J l. Day-9 hhds sugaI casks bac0n 43 bbs whisky 20 do pork lJ0 do dour, a07 do poaloss 2 do uasses i9 do beef 2i da lruli i3 kgs atd 2 do butler. 90 bks cheese 10 dc starch. 64tes wine. do rice and sundrisa.
 NEW ORLEANs-rer steamboat Mobile--l loo pece. bagging 76 coils rope casks bacon l6 bbs pork, 46t do whisky no do four 65 do liquor. o lard oil, de vinegar dc behns. do rye, 10 hHlns, butter, Ill q. pntatoes g half whisky, 50 scks oats, e0 dc 2l3 bxs eheese F kn butter, lot Of furniture and dries
 NEW ORLEANS-Per sleambant Oregon--5 bbl beas 20 bxs cheese 10 coils rope l6 haggiug bt oil Ig6 do nour 2g bxs I2 hall do iohacca 2G hhs b-s bs sugar, y4 kegs lard, I24 bbs whisky, 2l it rice, Al bhis poIataes. lcs casks bhls 2l hoNe wine, 43 bnes naIs. la keea butter md sundIea.
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The New York Evening Post of the 18th ult. fur nishes the following authentic information as to the course which our government has taken, and the determination which it has avowed in relation to the Mexican priyateers. The information, together with the assurances ofthe Spanish authorities ought to quiet the uneasmess which seems to prevail among our commercial men on this head;
 Letters sf Marqxe. &e.-We learn from Washing ton on the very best authority, that correspond has taken place between the Secretary Of State for the United States and the authorities of Cuba, touching the uing out of Mexican Letters of Marque in the ports of that Island. It is known that there is an express stipulation in our treaty of l799, with old Spain, against the fitting out of prvateers from any Spanish port, which stipulation has been press ed upon the attention of Spain In reply to MT. Bu- chanans letter. we are told that the most positive as- surances have been returned both by the government ofCuba and that of the mother country to the effect that the terms of the treaty will be most relgiousy adhered 10. No privateers, of any description will be suffered 10 depart from any Spanish possession.
 Mir. Buchanan malntans distinctly that any viola fion of the treaty would be just cause of war.
 Much has been said by impertnent writers for the press as to certain negotiations said 10 have been entered into between our government and Santa Anna, in regard to the termination of the Mexican war. But we have authority for stating that no such negotiations have taken place. and that our govern ment has had no connection whatever With the Mex icsn leader. MT. Mackenzies mission 10 the Ha- vana has been spoken of in connection with these reports; but that mission has had exclusive refer ence 10 this subject ofprotectng our commercial n- terests.
 As 10 the naturalization of foreigners by the Mex- cans, of which something is said m our recent news from Havana, we know that our government wall regard the transaction fraud, and will treat all persons pretending act in such character as Pirates.
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The sales of Monday 800 bales of Tuesday 100 and of Wednesday 800, th,mark rke becoming gradually easier Thursday 700 baleswere sold and yesterday the sales reached 00O bales, mixing the aggregate ofihe weeks transactions 43o0 bale, and the deene llllyle the quotations of last week It will be noticed thnt
 this decline purchasefso mol come freely into the mar kst In view of the uward tendency in feighs and the accumulation of fstock, hey claiming further sions and may reLk that lhe larger portion of yes terday's transactions were al our inside figures
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the eldest ot whom is only II years Of age. He in tended 10 i've his lie sa ed on his next passage home. We learn that Capt. D. leaves but slight dependence for his iAmily.
 The Ailaale valued nj about 4S0 GOO and was insured both against fire and risk The following amounts insured ID ihis eis
 U Hefs"h, .......#.... SO OOO
 Rlaiual Saiets,. lbeOO
 atlhhtC.s AotOoO and probably s45.000 mote m the eastern offices. making m all about Ss0,000. She was insured at A per cent. against fire, and | per cent. against rlsk.
 The Mshegan Ia attending on ll,s passengers and wreck of the Atlantic, and will render all Il e sistance in her power
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MR. AND MRs. .WALLkcK.--Ws have space only to say that these distinguished Artists appear to- night in the new and magnificent play of the KING OF THE COMMONS, which has drawn forth the hieh- est admiration wherever il llas been performed. IL WAS played for sixty successive nights in London, and in Philadelphia and Baltimore, il attracted nightly the most crowded audiences, Dir. and Mrs Wallaek sustaining tho lsadsg characters.
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The schooner Mary Wilkes, Capt. Folger arrived al New Orleans from Por, au Prince at New Orleans on Friday, having left that port the 20th of No vember. She brings the address uf the Senate of Hayti to the citizens of the republic, promulgatng constitut ion for the republic, and doing away with the dictatorship of Rche. Tho Senate is lavish of expressions of regard and esteem to Riche for hay ing, ofhis own motion, relinqushed portion of his power.
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k The United States sloop of war Boston, whose reported loss on the Florida coast we published a day or two since from the New Orleans Mercury arrived at Pensacola on Friday last. No mention is made of her having been in particularly critical s tuation on her voyage from Boston.
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MOBILE.
Monday Morning. December ?, Is46.

The eastern mail failed from beyond Charleston on Saturday but came through yesterday in full.
 We have given all our disposable space to the ac, counts of the dreadful wreck of the steamer Atlantic on Long Island, with great loss of life.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of nIoblle--December 7.fs4o.

ARRIVED.
 Brig Beck, Avery. from New York
 Schooner Capital, Beard, from Key West tO master.
 Steamboat l. Day. Wood, from New Orleans,
 Steamboat Mobile, Sutton, from New Orleans.
 Steamboat Jim, Rawls. from Tuscuoo.s, with 2a7 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Louisa Hopkins. Mesher, i'm Selma, with 6l5 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Win Bradstreet. Meaher, fin Montg omery with Il67 bales cotton.
 Steamboat Union, Otis, from smou,h with 572 bales cotton
 CampbePs fiat from abama river, with 34 bales cot tou. MEMORANDA,
 Bark Vernon hence for New York; previously reporI- cd ashore Fire Island got off night of the 25th and stood ouI for sea. MISSING VEssELs-Brig Fluvia, Owen, of and from Baltimore, about Aug 2S for Brszos, with govt moi since been heard from.
 Brig Mary Ann. Benjamin, of and from Baltimore. abt Sept 2nd, Jamaica has since been heard irom. IL Is probable both vessels lost in he September aaes but the chances that those board saved about equal
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Gen. Scott and suite remained in N. York when the Southerner lief. for Charleston. It seems to be the general opinion that he is to have the highest command in the Mexican war with the full appro. val of General Taylor,
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A letter has been received in New Orleans from Mr Clay, dated the l7th. in which he mentions his intention of spending the winter in New Orleans.
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Lieut.. John T. Mclaughlin, U. s. N., Jeff Wash. ington on the 2lst ult to take command of the iron steamer Hunter, at New Orleans, destined to aid in the operations ofthe Gulf Squadron.
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STONE AND M,CuLLuM,S

 MAMMOTH GREAT WESTERN CIRCUS.
 Tickets of Admission 25 Cents. Situated on the Public Square. the new Payil- ion l60 feet in length and capable of seating 250O persons Seats Reserped for Families.
 First appearance of Mrs Smith this season. First appearance oi ihe Oiympan Brothers. First night oi the Harlequin Pantomime
 THIS EVEN ING, after the sntree ieais of the gymnasium by the entire Troupe, horsemanship bv McColun,-the Brothers Stone and the Female Equestrian Mrs Smith. John Smith and party in their local sayings and doings. concluding with the Harlequin Pantomime of Dead and Alive.
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The election for Mayor, Councmen and Alder men takes place to-day. There are all the signs o n very animated contest
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pacemher s laA6.

The St. Msry's sloop of war. Capt. Saunders, ar- rived here at II o'clock, and to anchor of the Navy Yard. five days from the squadron. There is hardly an inc,dsai to break tho monotony that has occurred sIncs the taking of Tampco. However, the steamer Neptune is lost. In coming over the bar at Tampico she met north western gale, aad was usabls either to getts regain her barbor, and was wrecked; nc lives lost She was one of those boats chartered by the government, and having discharged her cargo, there is bu, little loss, unless to the underwriters. The St. Mary's comes for sup- plies aad will have regular fit out. Her officers report things as stationary; they had no news from the army.
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UEGETABLES-100 bhls oi Bee,s, Parsnips.
 V Carrots and Onions; 100 bbls Potatoes;. 100 sacks Oats; 100 sacks Braa; 150 sacks Corn, lsf sale by ldec7l C& EsMErH
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Correspondence of the Register and Journal.

! NAVY YARD, Pensacola, Dec. 3, 1S46.
 The schooner On-ka-hy c, Lieut.. Commandani Bergman, has just left with the mail for squad ron in the Gulf. She has been here three days wait ing the ma, from Washingt on, and is in future to regularly from this point the fleet bearing des- patches and bringing the mail; shall in future have our regnar mail from that important part of the service. The On-ka-hy.e was last from Norfolk l5 days. by way of Havana; of course she had no news. The Porpoise is lying of the Navy Yard 10 sail to morrow. There are vessels arriving with coal and other supplies. and others regularly de parting for the fleet in the Gulf Mr. Woods and Mir. Alexander, engineers, go out in the Onka-hy e to relieve Mir Farron. of the Princeton. The Rsr- ilan is daily expected. -a
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The official accounts of the occupation of Tamp- co reached Washington on the 18th ut.
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Mir. Dickens has ,n press in London new Christ. mas tale IL s thought, that he will clear f10 ,000. or aboui $4b.b00, by his Dombey A Sea.
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M OrICE-The PEWS in Christ Church remaln- V ing unsold on Monday the 7h inst. will be rent ed that and lhe next day, under the following rules and regulations.
 1st. Persons new occupying Pews will have the privilege of securing them for the coming year on Monday, between the hours of IF M and 2 PM.
 Ed Pews not disposed of on Monday will be rent. ed io the first applicant. Tuesday al 12 o'clock.
 3d. Terms cash in advance, and possession 10 be given to no Pew nnt the rent is pad or secured to the satisfaction of the Committee.
 dec3R DANL MCNEIL, Treasurer.
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Cotton s.atement-Port of Mobile.

COMMERCE OF MOBILE. EXPORTS CoTToN TO PORTION PORTS, AND VALUE, FoR MONTH NOv., l546-ASD TOTAL SINCE sKPT l. Bales. P0unds Yaiue. To Great Britain. in Am. .,...... .,...,...S.,.. TO France. ........Fr. .,..... .,..,.....$,... do. .do .n Am 800... S4340U. .S 9465 "A Other For Ports ...sp. l6l7.. 7e9,7Is..S 9, ,l33 o5 ... do do.,. Am .,..,.. .,......,...S ..,...
 Total month Nov. 3507.. l7l3 Sl69,595 79 Total mos sept&oct. 2ls... i09,542...$ 9,5iS 47
 Total since sep4s. a,725. ls2266o.. sl7o,ll7 as
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LIVERPOOL cLAsslrrcATIos.

The condition Of our principal rivers is improving, but up this time our receipts have been remarkably light as compared with previous seasons and business can scarcely he said hye fully opened. The late rains have raised the streams cotton arriving more freely and we may orpeci an uninterrupted navigation and full range of busiless operations.
 The quality she cottn hitherto received at this place Is remarkable for stpngt staple and beauty of color and is unusually uniform in quality the bulk of it rang ing from mddlng tofar with very little above below these grades.
 In r,gard to the noming crop ot the United States, find occasion, careful review of the estimate which submittdi the 2st ultimo, to suggest any shaI ge Though Ye are inclined to the opinion that
 9uOOO9 bales may 10 considered the maximum. are tho less satls1a fhat h is basis which opera lions may be safely punded
 FREIGHTS-Thse Is a much better feeling in the freight market thsweek, and rates have adyanced.- Foreign have been qlite active and have to report pool at9l6di Brtsh shipior Greenock at @d and an American ship for Ghent Antwerp at l3sc and Fr. shin for Havre al re not made public. Coaswise are exceedingly dull In he early part of the week vessels which had been the berth for time accepted $ 70
 50 fill nD Since which S2 has been paid to N. York, but the offerings are very limited bark was taken t0 load with uuber to the Rio Grande S2 and brig for Galveston ats5. It will be reference to ta bes and shipping list that the tonnage in port is very light compared with former seasons.
 BXCHANR-For tho week ending on the 2Rth, the business la relgn bills was light particularly after the closing of remttances bJ the steamer of the lssterng bills 5Ad6; fnncs 5.43O546. There fair business doing howewr, in time domestic bills.
 For the current week there has been good demand, pecially for bregn bills Sterling firm at previous quo tatons frans have declined little. There is also good demand for omestc bills at the rates current last week Alabama noes scarce and in req uest. The none market far as the negotiation of bills is concerned quite easy there being ready sale for all ths exchange offered when the signatures acceptable The receipsof specie have been remarkably light this season, amounting only S74 754 since lSt Sept against S386 665 time in 1915.
 In anotherart oI this sheet will be condensed report of the peratons of the commissioners appointed to take charge # the of the State Bank and Branch es, which WI be interesting to portion of our readers
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gFNOTfCE-The consignees of lot Of pig iron, per schooner Gen. Taylor from Baltimore, win please cal for the Government s wharf, the office Of dar5 A SCHROEDER, 3S St Francis si.
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EXCHANGES FIRE co NO. 2

@6 LOOK OUT-Runawsy from the sub- "A acriber, residing Allenlon, Wilcox CO.,. N- Ala, two Negro fellows. The elder raaed M. GEORGE, IS about B years of age, stout buIlt. yellow complicated. has large bushv head of hair, of his front teeth out, has large scar on of his heels accustomed by he falling of an axe, which causes him to limp little; he is about 5 feet 10 inches high, had when he left. new black dyed cotton Osnaburg pants. and round woollen jacket, stripped with yellow; also had with him when he left blue coitonade frock coat
 The other boy named WASH, is about l6 or l7 years of age, dark complexion and about feet or 9 inches high, had on when he lefl pair of home made nsey pants filled with brown wool and Il round packet of similar material.
 Captains of steamboats are requested 10 keep Il look for said boys, have every reason to be- Iieve they have received pass from white man aHd will sndeavor 10 get on some boat.
 A liberal reward will be paid for their apprehen- sion by the undersigned. or his agents in Mobile, Msssrs. Boykin & McRea.
 JB GRACE:
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Prices of CottOm AT THE RECEIVING PORTS AT LAST

EyRANKLIN SOCIETY-A regular meeting of H the Society will be held at the Hall th's even ing al ' o'clock.
 dec7 c M PARKER, See'y.
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NEPTUNE FIRE co. NO 2. A TEND quarterly washing THIS AFTER "A NOON, al half past 3 o'clock. dec7 ROBERT c MAY, ssc'rY.
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64a LUMBER FRElGHrS for New Orleans % dsc7 EIC CENTER g. co
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r AND AGENCY IN TExAs.-The subscri.
IL Der. having. during residence Of nine OF ten
years in Texas been connected with the land Offices
thereof and having actsd ~ the agent of hs friends
Ia the Uniel States in purchasing. selling, holding
paying taxes upon, and giving . general supern'
iendesce 10 their lsnds in Texas respectfully offers
his services 70 such other persons abroad ~ may
wish to snssgs them.
His excsllency Anson Jones'. General Sam Hous-
ton, General T. ]. Rusk. General r. j. Henderson
Colonel James Love, Colonel James Riley, Hon,
d. s. Kaufman, Texan charge d'afiaires, Wash.
ingion city, Matthew ST. Clair Clarke, do; King.
man 4 Co., do; General q. F. Mercer, and the
Texan consuls abroad.
Many forfeitures are about TO accrue, from failure
to pay taxes; many claims, otherwise good, will be
barred by adverse possession Of three yeam--thaI
being the limitation many titles Of lands conveyed
in the United States cannot be admitted TO record in
Texas, for want Of proper authorization. Owing
10 other Of these causes, the best lands
are in a condition TO be lost
Having made IL my business 10 become acquaint-
ed with all the laws relating TO titles, and being de-
lermined to attend diligently to all claims con6ded to
me- require, in all cases, advance in cash, sum
cent TO cover expenses OF investigation. When
that shall be done, am willing TO take contingent
interest in the lands for attention and services.
ROBERT ID, JOHNSON.
Galveston, August Z, l645.
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1DLUMBE, NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY and Photographic Depot, estate
iished in l6lO. and awarded shs msd>i. t.>s kss
premioms, and tvo highest hoaor~ ~ ~ .ssnssA~s
Of Massachusetts, New York, end rsss<yIssnss
respectively, for the mos beautiful eolorv5 Dsxv~rs
oayPes and best apparatus EVER exhibssei.
conesr Hall. PsnnsyIs.asa assaas. ws.L.n<sas
city
POS Baltimore street, Baltimore. adjoining csa.l-
bells jewelry store.
Sycsmsre street, Petersburg. Virginia
ISL Broadway, New York
rs Court street, Boston.
l3G Chestnut street, Philsdelphis.
l76 Main street, Cincinnati.
449 Main street, Louisville, Kensueby
Is Main street, Lexington,
Corner 4th and Chestnut streets, 81 I.onir, and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken In any wsathsr Ia ssqnisns s,yls
Apparatus, Instructions, aad AL maierals isF'
nshsd
Any editor disposed to copy and take p.s,ssss 10
payment will please do so.
Jan. 9--eod6m
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THE DAILY UNION,


nENT1STRY. OR DENTAL SURGERY
~ Dr.. vAS PArrsS CONTINUES a. his pleasant and
eeaira lssston "a ie~ doors west from Browns
and ceIsasa's kossIs) He pledges himself TO per
fosm say asd svssy operation aPpests'ning 70 his
psofsse~, - successfully, and with a. little pain,
- eaa ~ ions 10 any Of Inc eastern cities.
Tie imase teeth Of any desired shade OF size, with
or wisho~l gums, siagly or in full sets, as cnse
may require; and usually secures them 70 the gums
BY that most clesnIy ard comfortable principle Of
atmospheric pressure. Yet, being fully eompsisn,
to spply every kno~n principle. his patients shall
always have The benefit of the ode best adapted to
ths condition Of their mooshs.
Having been long essablished in Washington. he
deems il unnecessary TO expose PATIENTS names for
reference bat would saesest to strangers that they
inquire Of eitizens
~ d. No charge FOR work that should come shor,
Of what was promised IN the contract, any
charge far repairing or even renewing his work.
Jsn. 3--4tcdif
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF SUPERIOR
PIANO FDRTES,
For sale, "a Richmond, Virginia.

For SAFE, IN htchUoud, tVg1fua
DERHAPS il may not be generally known
II throughout the country, that as large and com
handing stock Of the very besf piano fortes can al
ways be met with at our establishment in this city
already finished al the largest and most reputable
factories North.
Constant additions enable US to present at all
times from eighteen TO swenty -four Instruments
embracing all The fashionable styles Of finish, both
Of mahogany and rosewood.
We will furnish them on good terms as the
best makers sell similar Instruments North. In adj
dion, we offer them for sale upon bial-subject To
be returned IL they do not prove good. Should
such event occur, we agree TO bear the expenses
OF transportation, both going and returning. Our
great confidence in the Instruments which we offer,
and the sniirs satisfaction expressed by those who
have bought and tried them, embolden us to make
these terms.
Out Of a sale OF over four hundred, not one has
proven bad.
A written guarantee Of their excellence, and OF
good faith our part, will accompany the instru-
ment whenever required.
Having in our employ skIllful tuner and regu-
lator Of the piano forte, reliance may be placed IN
the instrument being put in perfect tune and order
and packed in durable manner for transporting to
any part Of the country.
Prices vary from $50, 275, 300, 325. $50 and to
600 dollars.
We also furnish the piano forte with Coleman's
wolian attachment.
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and dealers in Piano Fortes and Mu-
sic, 1877 Main St, Richmond, Virginia.
Dec. lin
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GEORGE MASON GREEN
Frankfort, Nov l845--Nov. 25--oaw3m

r. PULvERMACHER, from Baltimore, takes
IL the pleasure of informing the ladies' OF Wash
ngton, and the vicinity, that he will reopen on
Monday hext, January s, on Pennsylvania avenue,
between Sd street and the Railroad depot, next
door DR.. Schwarzt's apothccnry store and second
store from Sd street, below st. Chnrles's Hotel,
with the most splendid stock Of the following ar
Paris, with the greatest care.
great variety Of ball dressed, plain, needle
worked, and embroidered in gold and silver
Also a magnificent assortment Of plain and em-
broidcred ladies' linen cambrick pocket handkcr-
chcfs
A great variety Of nccdle-worked collars, inside
handkerchief and capcs plain, Swiss and "a Tarc-
ton muslius, in all prevailing shades, for evening
dresses. f
In the lace department will be found genuine VAL
cnciennes, Dcntclles de Rcgencc, Points d'Anglc-
terre; genuine Brussels and Malines aces; English
and German thread laces, and edgings; imitation of
Valenciennes, English thread laccs, and bobbin
edgings needle-worked Swiss and camDrick cdgings
and insertions in great variety.
beautiful and selected assortment Of white, blue,
and pink fancy sa,in ribands for bonncia and cine
lures; velves and satins for dresses and bonnes in
different coIors
Ladies' and gentlemens' kid and silk gloves, and
hosiery Of the best makers in Paris.
French fancy articles, purses, gilt hair ornaments,
combs, brushes, fancy soaps, &c, &c, with great
variety Of other articles.
Msdemoiselle Bertha Meteye, from Paris, who
attends to the business in the millinery line, will re-
ceive orders for bonnets and hair ornaments, made
ster the latest Partisan Style and at the shortest
notice.
The store win positively be opened on Monday
next, January s. I646.
Dec 30--Gt