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aupprisad 10 learn that ihe Nat,onal lniegehrgr e the real fugeman for this notable scheme, and tal authority resis on n struggling communication in the Cha leston Courier, southern whig print, and nonstrous editorial in ihe Federal Uniou. publish ed al MilledgevlIe, Georgia in which such seuti- menls may be said 10 have been expressed -avowed- ly, however, in reply the widg elamor at the north sgmatlzing all those who support the war as slaves of southern influence. The Milledge,ille paper was the first shew the south that they onebt. al least, to stand up for themselves, if so assaied, and pro- ceeded To show how the war is likely to favor and strengthen he south. The article was bad, but mo- thing equal to the extremity of violence which the federal whgs employ in denounclng the war as pro- slavery
 The Ineisencer mud ifs nlbe, who have been indusIriously excusng and defending the north for thus attacking the of the south, have picked up these relaiaory sentiments in couple of southern papers of opposite politics, and buslly engaged in trying to aggravale the whole north against lle south by pretending that the war is considered in the south exclusively Il southern for the strengthening Of slavery. IL is pari of the wing abolition game 10 influence every northern mau against lhe south and Ihe administration, as deyot ed supporters of the south, on pro-savery grounds Ii this game succeeds, il is hoped that the northern democracy will be overTnn by the ani-saverY whigs A southern democrat ought to he blind to the conse quences of such scheme, if il succeeds and fol this obvious reason, that the predominance or the democratic party al the north is necessary for the protection of the compromises ofthe constitutions on which depends the safety of the south Hence, the surpnse and regret that your Mir Yancey should have made great blunder in his denunciatons of Ihe north, thus falling ato the very trap which federalism sets for he defeat of the party.
 | You will perceive that to carry out this scheme, the able federal papers of Richmond, Va, are insi- diousIY endeasorng 10 effect breach between the particular friends of Mr. Calhoun and the rest oI the democrats in the old doalnon. They wish to prevail upon the former 10 push Mr. C. forward not as the democratic candidate for he next pres- dency, but southern candidate, in order that being divided, may be conquered. l have rare ly witnessed more cool and nsidious attempt to set man on rckey platform that he may be tho more easily knocked down. l have known Mir. Cal houn 10 little purpose, if these federal schemers csed in using his name first. 10 elevate lederasis aud federal measures by destroying unity Of action | in the democratic family of the country. Such is beyond doubt the object of lhe lnelligencer's dis gused anti southern appeals 10 the north upon the subject of the war; and it behooves all southern democrats, when recurring to the subject 10 rebuke those who would falsely attribute to them design | to seek sectional supremacy for the south al the expense of the relative strength of the north.
 JOHN TAYLOR, OF CAROLINE.
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3AA correspondent from New York in the Boston Courier, states the "beginnng of the downiaP' of AS Wright, that immediately after his election for Governor, when Senator in Congress was to be lecled, ''lwenls of his anli-TeKas friends 10 nm and proposed to unite with the Wings and Natives m elecing tn the U. s. Senate an Anti. Texas Democrat" but that 'he strongly advised them not to do SD, and used all his influence to in duce them abide by the caucus nomination. ''By this one vole," says the writer, "Texas was annexed,' and for this vote, Mir. WRIGHT has been punished.
 IL isa narrative which after all not likely 10 do him any harm, and reprint it, something which should increase his popularity.
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The steamship MeKim left last night for Brazos Island; she carried dowA some eighty seamen under the command of Capt. JNo. c Top. Thls is the second draft ol sailors that Capt. Tod has shipped here for the Quarter Masters Department. As he gives good wages, no difficulty has been iell in filling up his requsilion; though ihe natural result is s difficulty experienced in getting crews for the vessel. bsnnd 10 Liverpool.
 Capt. Tod Ina. been long and favorably known for his service in the late navy of Texas, and whatever may be his duties at present, they will doubt be marked with the ability that characterised him un- der the "Lone Star '--N O Eve. Mercury.
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MOBILE
saturday Morning, December 5, 1s4o

0o-The Washington papers mention nothing of ,he appointment of Gen. ScoTT to command in Mexico. But all the correspondents from that city. mak. h settled thing. His arrival al New York is announced in the New York papers. and the Bal more American states that il Is umderst tood that he will take passage on board the Southeng for Charleston.
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Per steamboat Oregon from New Orleans-W Stew arti Waring & coiJ C& J smnh;J r dewitt X coi Coilin Grggs; W Frerman' Fry, Bliss X King & Thomas llumphres Walsh < co; T Graham X Son; r Miller X co; w II WcksiW Calvert; Cruzat x Mu0rr; Masterson X Bros; Goldsmith IIHber; M Goldsmith A cos Beloei CosteriM Qunni Bryani Charlesi iio-
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DJ7It having bee" stated that Gen GAINES was confined to his bed in New York, by a pulmonary complaint. his physician, Dr. Bacon. has thoght proper to correct the report. He says:-Genera Gaines is in perfect heah and has not been con- fined to his bed by sickness within the last ter years nor has he "lost single ration" during lha period from indisposition from any cause but inc want of lime to eat it.
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The State of Aiobamn. .J,0erso,, co,,,,v

( GtOMMITTFD 10 the jaj of Jefferson ceun,v Son the 10th day oI October, lsA6, a runawa, sase' mulatto boy about eighteen or nineteen years oi age. who says his name IS JOHN, and that he belongs to Mir John Sharp, of Nashville, Tennessee. The owner IS hereby notified to come forward, prove ms property and take him away, before the expira- ton oi six months from the time of his commitment or he will be sold under the statute for lhe benefit o the county. BEGRACE.
 dec5 tomo Sheriff of Jefferson conntv.
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NEW VORK-Per schr EuergY-7l tons granite.
 NEW OkIEANS-Per steamboat Oregoh-5O sacks coffee 20 haggng 24 hbls moldsses 25 hhds sugar. do bacon, hbs, 40 kgs lari lU0 sacks usts 10 yarn; 50 bxs cheese 2 bbs nur 10 bss shot, 20 bbs pork ls do apples 94 o potatoes tcs 20 boxes wine
 bNs glass ware, do seed hhls eggs, 3l scks bran 20 bbls whisky. bales Inhanco Mn1 snndLies.
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The New Orleans Evening Mercury reports the loss of the United States ship Boston. The account is brought by the ship James Titcomb of Boston, The captain states that he spoke wrecker on the Bahama Banks, the 24,h u, who informed him that the United States shp-of-war Boston. from Boston on her way 10 join the Gulf Squadron, was lost Harbour Islands few days previous, and il were lost.
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The Richmond Enquirer states that the Hon. H. A. Wise will probably return from his nisson 10 Brazil next year. His proposed return is for pri- yate reasons, particularly the feeble health of Mrs Wse.
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H. IT. .JESTER

Itn Plate and Shsst Iron Wo1ker,
 H AS removed from No 106 to No AS Daupbiu st AA hith door east of Royalst, RorIh side and will keep constantly on hand and for sale an assortment oi lin and Iron Ware, Copper, Tin and Zinc Roofing, on the most approved plans Conductors and Cutters made and put up to order; reparing and lopoihg done with neaness and despa ch dec5
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05

THE wAREHoUsIKG SYsTEm.-We understand that the U s Government have leased, for the term of ieen years, the granite stores, in mum. Der, on the end nf the Long wharf, 10 be used for warehouses. These stores are the most cony mt for the purpose designated, of any in the city, being near the Custom House, and also convenient of ac. cess from the water, as the largest vessels can lie within few feet of ihe stores, and discharge their oargoes into them with but little inconve = Boston Journal
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WHOLE LESALE AND RETAIL HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE

NO NJ Frdncis stTeet, M0bfe.
 nM The subscriber is now receiving (at the old sAtI stand of ] M Mulden) large and well selec-
 e led assortment of Hats, Caps, Bonuets. Arti- 6cial Flowers, aud Umbrellas. The stock con- isls of every variety in the ne--has been selected with great care and judgment, expressly ts tIns market and comprises all the late imioyesess in style and finish. City and country dealers and planters are respectfully invited to call and examine for them selves. The entire stock will be sold al prices that cannot all to please
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nlUNGUirAL ELECTaoX.

MUNICIPAL EE ECTEONa
 Tor Mayor. DLANToN MCALpfN. C LANcDoa. For Common Council. Tnos G BROWN. A L WALKsn, IoLePn FLA, aoHN KING. LurouaY; JAs. liUIenINsoS.
 WILLIAM O'BRIAN.
 For Aldermen.
 Firsi H'ard JAMES MARTIN, JACK. REESE.
 Second Wanf Wa GRfGGs. E SANFORD.
 Third R0fd JOHN ToDD, RicuARp BRouLsToN.
 Fourth Udrd RIcHARD SHERID,N. EDT WHITE
 Fijta Wdrd BUTLER SIMMONS, W CnopER.
 Sirh Wdrd. JosEPH GAIN, Tnos O'BRiAN, RoBT GREIG, Sol JoNEs.
 SevenA Ward JAMES RILEY; A c IuRsEY. E NORTH. A J IIrDGE. MessrS Editors.-please announce the following tick ei for Common Cauncilnen. It will receive the cordial support of MANY VOTERS Wa O'BRIEN, A McKiNsTRY, JAs DByIHE, FLA II RYLAND, l. WATKINS
 SIDNEY SMITH.
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NEW STEAmBoAT--The new steamboat Mobile which is destined foi the Lake trade, arrived here yesterday She is described to US as boat of fine finish model asd construction. The foilow ing are her dimensions
 Length l75 feet; beam 24 feet; hold 8 feet !; dosble fastened throughout. with upper cabin with thlrlyiwo passenger state rooms, large size double engipes, z0 nch c,eoder, ie stroke three boilsrs 70 iuches--2S feet long Hut al Lousyiile-hull by James Howard; engine by Glover McDougal & Co; cabin. by P. Story < Son.-IN DeIrc.
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The St. Louis Republican, whg paper which was the first t0 annoupce whig triumph on tine Iowa elections and stuck to il 10 the last, now ad- miIs that there is democratic majority in the Le- gisature as well as a democratic Governor and two democratic members of Congress. We think they might well take Iowa out of that whig pyramid
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LEFT -The steamship McKim, for Brazos Sati. ago, the Palmetto, for Galveston, and the brig Tiff, for Havana, all Jeff last eyening.--[N O Delta.
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W ANTED-By respectable young man, a |, W tuatIon as book kesper or clerk, in a factor or merchants office. For particulars as 10 charac ter and ability, apply to
 dec5m B TOULMIN & SON. Sr Michael s NOTICE-The undersigned having been appoint. led agent for the "Patria" the only Spanish pa per published in the United States beg leave ts in form the public, particularly young men studying the language. that they will receive subscriptions al their office. (dee5) CRUZAT & MOORE A MEXICAN ART UNlON-Persons wishing "A 10 subscribe will please leave their names this morning before eleven o'clock, as the last remit tance will be made Io.day-ihe drawing takes place on the 18th inst. Call on s W Allen at the Book. store, 28 Dauphin street,
 dec5 JOEI, WHITE SUPERIOR BRANDY-Those who wish to ob. 0tain superior article, we would recommend them to call on Tan and Riley at Pine's Ahambra,
 N E. The above Brandy IS of recent importation and is said to be finer than hing of lhe kind in this market. IL will at all times be found on the Bar at the Alhambra. dec5 NXCHANGE-sight Exchange ,on Charleston, HIS, C., for sale by
 dec5 CRAWFORD & GOwDEY { ,HAMPAiGNE-2O baskets of very superior V quality. for sale by
 dee5 G WESTFELDT BRO GuRCUS TiCkETS-For sale at
 V dec5 PINES ALHAMBRA. YORKSHIRE FLAGGlNG STONES-For Il sale by dec5M J B TOULMlN & SON DATENT JACK SCREW WS-For sale by dec5m J'B TOULMIN & SON SUPERIOR FRENCH BRANDY-In pipes O and demi johns, for sale by
 dec5M JBToULMIN X SON SIGHT CHECKS on New York, for sale by A D..
 dec5 cor Cont and Commences streets. 10ll boxes Adamantine Candles, landing from AOO brig Mary and Jane, and for sale by
 dec5 BERRS &SMlTiI, 20 Si Michae-st. 4 EOAL-Englsh Camel. Piusburg, Tuscaloosa, A, V and Peach Orchard, for sale by
 dec5 EC CENTER & co HERRINGs-2O kegs family Roc Herrings, for AA sale by c W OGDEN,
 dec5 75 and TT Water street. WHISKY-l0 100 bbs Breese's celebrated brand; W 90 halfdo do do. landing ex-steamer Mobile, for sale by tdec5) MARSHALL, ROWE g. Co nEXrER'S WHISKY-25O bbls expected per 1I steamboat Mobile 10 day, for sale the wharf by (dec5) FW MCCOY JOHNSON N OSHEN BUTTER--I5 kegs now landing, for Sa sale by JOHN PHILLIPS,
 dech up stairs corner Conii & Water sts A PPLES-lU bbs dried, just received, for sale "A by JOHN PHILLIPS,
 dec5 up stairs corner Conti & Water sis WHITE WINE-2O cases Haut Sauterne; 5 " to do do 1922; do Hermitage, just rece,s- ed and for sale by (dec6l CRUZAT x MOORE SODA CRACKERS--40 half bbls Boston Soda kC Crackers, in fine order, in and for sale by
 d.c5 CRUZAT & MOORE DUfTER-20 20 kegs fresh Goshen Buter land I1 ing and for sale by c W OGDEN,
 dec5 75 and IT Water. street. fENEAS-An invoice of Young Hyson; Souchong; IL Powchong; extra Pekce, &c., just landed and for sale by c w OGDEN,
 decS 70 and 77 Waier-street.
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A CAUD

N k. HOOPER, of the Alabama Journal" il I'VE in this city, on business connected with thai paper, and may be found at the stWa,erly," where he will receive subscriptions or advertisements.
 dec5
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fHNhE undersigned having commenced business on A his own account, offers his services as Ship Broker and Commission Merchant Particular at tenton will he paid to door sales of Hay, Pota. toes, Lime, Lumber. &c.,, and to collecting inward lrelghts and procuring outward cargoes for vessels.
 o. w. SAVAGE.
 dec5Ut No 9i Commerce street.
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BOARDING.

N RS. ANN DALE taIe Mrs. Ann WaIker) lV1 would inform her friends and the public that she is si located al her former residence, corner of nauphIn and Conception streets. The House has recently undergone such repairs to render it one of the most pleasant and convenient Boarding Es- tabshmenIs in the city. The style of lhe table and prIce wIll, she confidently believes, give enire sat-
 islaction to those who may favor her with heIr pat ronage She has still accommodations for two lamies, and also for several gen lemen wih or without lodging. novl6
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Tra MRS. SWAIN hae1N -GJ RespectiullY solicits he aiIenlion o1Szlz 1

AM7TA NKtSs w AIN kNYlN WEJ Respectfully solicts the attention ofS5Ez=7i
 W&l her patrons and the Ladies of Mobile 'sssR generally, 10 her assortment of Miiin9ry, consisting a part of Bonnets of the latest and fashionable style; handsome French Flowers and Fumes, ele
 gant Plaid. Shaded and embroidered Ribbons-to. geher with every variety of Straw Goods. Also-a large and handsome assortment of Materials, which will be made 10 order the most reasonable terms.
 o. Mrs. SWAIN is persuaded that purchasers cannot do better elsewhere-all the above named icles having been carefully selected from the most fashionable houses in the city of N. York noyl7Kmo
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qr rNOIlCE-The consgnees Of iot Of pig iron per schooner Gen Taylor from Baltimore viii please cal for the same al Government wharf, or ai ihe office of
 dec5 II A SCHROEDER, 25 St Franei. st.
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DivoRcE.-Mr. Myers announces that he will apply to the Virginia Legislature for divorce from hls wife Virginia Myers.
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gpe J. cAMERoN-sEEDsmAN,
LA PINES's ALHAMYRA.

"A PINES'S ALHAMBRA, XEA EsA 1'hs extensive establishment has lately -G;:&. been refted in handsome style, and private en- trance made direct from Royal street 10 the spendd Ball and Concert Room, the second floor, which has also been fitted mp handsomely, for Balls, Com certs and Fairs, and may be considered one of the finest rooms in the southern country.
 The Bar will always be supplied with the best of WINES, LIQUORS and SEGARS. The eating department vii he nader the immediate superin- lendaE j he TO retor, whose exertons to please, he ru I not found wanting.
 Ina ,,l 10 tn celebrated Beef Steaks. Coffee and GysI IS s .ed here, visitors al all times hereafter, ne accommodated with Buck wheat Cakes and WELSH RAREBITS nov26cm
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M SEAKS, Agent, nov26 Sign of the Black Hat. No I St Francis {
.IOuN M. CADE,S

"A JOHN M. CADE'S %zA IG.s1. BOA RIDING HOUSE, sll South East corner Pubic Square, Cor better known as the Dauphin st. llotc,) Mobile, is now open for the reeeption of Families, or private Gen emen = Entrance on Dauphn street, 3d door from the cor dec2Kmo
 The Greensboro Beacon, Livingston, Ala. Whig, Weekly Independent, Miss, will please insert month and forward bill to M c.
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cREoLE FILE coMpANY NO. ].
" Q. FINLEY, sec'ry.
SHERWOOD'S


 VIRRNTORY MAGNETIC MACHINE.
 M (N ea'iy G , substituted tor the TO A StsY @ry in 'his machine, by tue za ffzzSzsszAa subscriber, with other im- =-zzzseALl4lM provemenls gives Il dn extra ordinary superiority every other form in which, II has been constructed. It nparls the magnesS forces more continuously, with less violence 10 the sensations of The patient, and with more permanent efficacy; and at the same time that il is ncomparaby less liable to become impaired by use or mlsman- agement. Its comfnclly fitted together. and with It's battery, wires. and other appliances. in neat ma hogany of several sizes and powers, al l2, Ii, and Si6 each
 Eech is accompanied with Manual, 18th edtion, pp 234, Svo,) in the English or French Ian gnage, to order, including complete manual Of 'he practice of medicine with very full glossary giV- ing clear snd ample direction Cor the of the in strument in diseases to which II is appca- be and which found, by the successful practice of hundreds oof peralors, to include the most pre- vaenl as well as most peculiar and obstinate that known to the medical profession
 No premium has ever been obfalned over these Machines at the American any other Institute, represented by the manufacturers oi inferior Mag neiic Machines.
 The subscriber is sole agent for inc West and South Western Slatss J c DECAMP,
 New Orleans nnyMw or MARSHALL, ROWE g. co
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PAINTING.

Sign and Hoass Painting, Gliding and Glazing. ARDERS for he above promptly attended to at Othe lowest prices, at ToDD's. 47 Dauphin st. Also, large and general assortment oi Painis Oils Glass, Brushes, c, Id and Silver Leaf, Bronze, etc., on hand and for sale. noylg
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05

ENHE FREE SCHOOL under lhe direction of H the Methodist connexion in lhis city, will be re- opened Monday, the 30th instant, in the ecture Room of the Franklin street Methodist Episcopal Church, under the care of Mi. Bondurant. The children of all persons, without distinction of faith, will be admitted to the School until il Is fill ed up, by application to either
 J F MCBRIDE,
 HENRY GOLDTHWAIT,
 All RYLAND,
 or L WATKINS Mobile, Nov. 25, IS46. nov26
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of nIobile--Deeember 5,Is4o.


 ARRIVED. schooner Energy, Swin from New York 10 master Steamboat Oregon, lIiern from New Orleans steamboat James Hewitt, Quarrier from Warsaw " ilh s2S bales cotton. seamb"at Native. Carroll, from Montgomery with 4I3 bales cotton. steamboat Winona, Roberts, from Moutgom mery, with 703 bales cotton - CLEARED FOR THis PoRT-from New York Nov 25 brig M0biir, Buckley.  arNOrlCE-The consisnees of A lot of nio iron her
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ENGITSH SCHOOL.

BARTON NACADEMY-BAsEMENr STORY. TNHlS SCHOOL Is now open for the reception of \ Scholars. The teacher, Mir A. R. MerrifeId, has had long experience in teaching in New Eng land and New York, and parents who may place their children in this school assured that no effort will be spared to give them the most thorough instruction
 Tution-For children under eight years of age, $2 %: for those over eight, s$S % per month";
 Mobile, Nov IA, 1946. nov27
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0-nR. LEE, having returned from the cornlrv, would inform his friends and lhe public that he w,ll the practice of his profession al the same of flee as heretofore, viz: the south east corner of Dauphin and Royal streets. Entrance from either street. near the corner nov26tf
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-05

City Hospital of Mobile. DRlVATE Persons will have ever, attention be- slowed on them for their accommodation and re- coyery at this institution
 GI-Separa,e apartments allowed if required. TERMs-For Colored persons $ per day.
 White do s2 to s per day.
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ID 10 N IS TII Y

DENIASIkH. G5-DR. k. 0. SHAW, Dentist Office al hls residence No. 5l Dauphin-sreet, over ihe Mammoth Shrl Depot. iyl
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VIII. N. BISPHAM, Dentist. 0j- Office on St. Francis street, second door be- ow St Joseph. nova
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FIREMEE's INSURANCE COMPANY,
 L L. u 1 .A aLn

ALABAMA LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST Co.
 Mobile, 2d December, 1916. N OTICE TO STOCkHOLDERS-A election V for five Trustees. 10 fiji vacancies m the Board Of Trustees of this Company, will be held in . formity to the charter at the office of the company on Monday the l4ih inst, between tine hours of l2 o'clock M and 3 o'clock, PM.
 By order oi the Board,
 dec3 0 J TlSnALE, Sec'ry
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ENIlE annual meeting of the Mobile !" Or phan H Asylum Society,"" will be held on Monday morning al II oclock December 7ih, in the base ment of the First Presbyterian Church, on Govern ment street. general attendance of Members and others nlereseds respectfully requested. By order of First Director.
 dec4M A. F. CAMPBELL Sec'rv
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6tOTTON SCALES-l seit Scales suitable for O weighing Cotton bnt lle used and will be sold low Also, an assortment ofPhtorm and Coun ter Scales, weighing l0C to 2000 lbs, for sale by
 dec4 PRICE x SPENCER
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RY GOODS-21 cases and bales, per brig At A1 takapas. Cases Bleached Shirtngs
 cases Prints and Ginghams do Denim and ShIrt- ing Stripes; do and 8 1 brown Linen Table Covers
 Bales Red Twilled FIannels; 7.3 and A Red and White do; do Al brown Sheetings do 7-S brown Drills, for sale by W II BilNNELL, decd Wate, and Cont streeIs
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P DOPING PLATE-Tmplae X. Square AC Tin, 100 plate I'm; Banca Tin; Sheaihing and Brazers Copl CT, for Cutters. Roofs and Val le's; Sheet Iron; Wire; black and timed Rivets; Kettle Ears; Trimmer's Tools; just received and for sale al lowest market prices. Apply to
 dec5 EC CENTER A co
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M OTICE-The PEWS in Christ Church remaia- . ing unsold on Monday the 1h inst, will be rent ed on that and the next day, under le following rules and regulations.
 Isl. Persons occupying Pews will have inc privilege of securing them for the coming year on Monday, between the hours of l2 M and ? PM.
 2d Pews not disposed of on Monday will be rent ed to the first applicant. Tuesday at l2 o'clock
 3d. Terms cash in advance, and possession to be given 10 Pew nnii the rent is paid or secured To the satisfaction of the Committee.
 dec3R DANL MCNEIL, Treasurer.