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ExP0akTS. FRANKLIN-Per schr Andes--30M feet lumber
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 BARcEaoNA-Per polaers Pastorcita-sO half pipes claIet. 20 douhluums.
 PoRTLAND--per bark st Matys-47l hales hay, 70 bbIs pnIai0sr, l5 do apples, ii5 kits maekerel.
 CHARLESTON-Per schr Lucy Blake-25O eks, l5 hl do rice, I5 hoxes Iniracco, % pkgs mdze.
 FRANKLIN--Per schr Pearl-ls0 hbs nIolanses. 25 hhds
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Oregon.-73 scks cotton seed 3e6 do core, zb hdr hbs sugar, 74 bbls nouases 5U bxs cbrrse B bbs whisky, 22s du nour s has soap and candies wine 3d hhds baron, bbls Iard 10 do bean, 30 bAs tobacco, 90 bbls bread do pork and sundies.
 NEW ORLEANs--Per steamboat Creole--7 hhls s,- gar cks bHcon IS bbIs whisky, 20 do pork, F do bsei, r ics g hbls rice. bbs oil IA do benns 45 do pota- IOes 66 do flour, 5g2 srks coffee. 525 Ave irsuc pieces.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat j l. nab-5l kgs lard 100 bhls mOlasses, 374 d0 "ur l2 hhds bhs ~ng ar 50 bbs whisky l2 hoSes cheese, 9 chs baeon, les rice 10 do caret To bales Runny hHgs, 90 saeks sa l29 bhis appies md pnntOes cks rnrahs, t2 racks corn 40 boxes giass ware bhls oil 43 sacks bran and dries.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Motile-iie hbis aour 100 do whisky, 32 do maia-ses, IS hh sugar, 40 kegs pig 50 hhds bscOn 10 kegs bnter 45O sacks salt 20 bbls pork 90 sacks onIs 40 kegs lard 10 bhs po- iHtnes and sundries
 NEW oRLEANs-Per steamboat Creole-33 hhds sugar 10 bhs bread 75 kgs lar bbs oi 200 pa per g. bb f"ur $50 sacks cotton seed e2 do sali, 10 bbs bee do whisky lo kroat, cks care 40 sacks oats, 76 do bran and suDdres.
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GNNAaasRafEn

Per ship Mary Frances from New York-M Waring X co; Mallory. Ross X Block eIiF II Bronks; NJ Mnlden T P Miller & co; $ x I I Jones c wunJ; E l. Andrews Sc co; aosey Tucker I4teb nolds Price Spencer; N sumwnt: J Rsndal Fonlaine X Sen; 6 K foole & cO, W II Ghdrey; c Wesi1eldi & Bro; DHde & Ray sOlds; Qsnhi Merchant co:T MrGran X Tut hilI: Conway D w Allen; A P& ] Langdom A Loy- sr; E Fay: N E Goodwin; J N MacRae; A LeiInlan; c Cuum; E Todd c Watson X co; b cranei ] Bell X ea; c DuHnse X co; k North & co; Kully < Allen: 5 Tweives; Whitaker X snmpsnn; Beach. Fla eos Car rngton & cn: Harrison & Robinsoh; NUwhousr Waik- inston X Callahan: x llafweil F Pond: lI B LatUn; hnzanre Forbes; Barron. Mead coi II Van Ant. w-rp; E Carlislr l. ueringeI: Alling & cO;J ORey & co; Fosle, X BAitee D Chandler; Marshall, Rowe x co; Anld hanlden Terrell; Albert Prentice; Ware k Chssbroush;J Bloodgood: G Marstein; W II Smith; Cornn Grigss; Hum phries, Walsh X co; Tafieon & Ssot Chamberlain X co: Norton. M Boulemet: Barney x Dros; B Dickinson; Elsins; Meeker; Iioyt & Ford: Smith. Dahney co: X P Loughry;J Turner; G Arnold; j B0wen: T Adams; E Coley; F FeIlrrs; M Sietsom; siisby; II Chnmbrrlain; Knapp; Car yer: Brawer W II Runnrll Andrews X Dawson.
 Per bark st Marys from PorI1and-J II Rivers mud der;
 : Per schr Lucy Blake fun ChaIleston-G westfsldt & Bro c Martin; DeshOn Myers.
 Per sehr fearl from Franklm-W IIall Hall, Sands < co.
 Per steamhoat Oregon from New Orleans- Campbell, Owen S eos D-sha, Smith & co; G WesiIellt < Broi A Stein; NJ Wsrins X co; smrh, Dahney < e"; Faster X ron, Msad X eos Washington K Cnllahan; l. Van Eos. sen; Furrand; Marshall. Rowe X 70; Fiche; Philip pi; $ & I Jones; A Msser; w Calverti D Whreler 4 Rosier;J x J E smith; Brewer; c Gatesi W Weeks; Drag"on Chamberlain X co.
 Fer steamboat Creole from New OreaDs-G West feut Y b BHrrOn Mend IA tOOte rOi MHllO ", Ross B0ckeri Dayenport Fry, Bliss X co; D EjgerIy; llumphries. Walsh X coi Deshon k Myers' Siishy.
 Per steamboat ] l. Day from New Orleans-T P Mil Ter X cu Smiih, WyekOf Nicolli C R Lahuzan c K Foote ca, Stiles & roi Patrick; Iiunphres, Walsh A co, W II Weeks; Tarleion & ScoIt; If Brooks Hur- tel & Bro smith, Walker & co: Wright & Cuaninghanii Smith Dahney X co; Barron, Mead co; Beers smith; Chamberlain X co; D li Ravesies, Bullock & sto; II Huber; R Stewart C w Gascoisns; l. Andrews x co; Henry, spodart x eos M Robinson; 0 Mnzonge X co; NJ Waring co. liaviland. Claik eos M soulemst; c Wood; c McColloush Henry X Motti Capt Bragdon; ] Ulhornej Swain & Williams; Mey CT. Newberger & co.
 Per steamboat Mobile from New Orleans- Smlt h, Dahney co; RHvesies Bullock co. W farelon; II B Hoeombr; Humphties Walsh co; Whitaker k Sampson; JPatrek:C Fooie x co; Barron. Mead & eos c Gascoigne.
 Per steamboat Creole from New Oreans-Fry, Bliss q co. C Brewer. lngernian; 5 & 1 Jnnes W Croih- CTS; M Warng X co; Humphries, Walsh & cor Barron, Mead x cO T Miller co; Foster X Baielle; l. Mer- chan. eoi Chamberlain & e; W BrydeniJ J E Smith; ] F Jew lt X eo.
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PUBLIC SALES
ADMINIsTRATO.I,.eAIF


 \ W pursuance of an order and deer.t nad Ly he honorable JOha 4 CuihAert. 'st uf fhe c,n " e nrl Of M"bile couniy, ~ill ex ose for sale ,n Monday He first day Of Ftbru,t, nes.. in l,ont Of Ihe c''url house Vf said county. the u.ua hnm or Sheflf's sales, he follow IF descr ed real estate of which ihe late Enphrozine hIeio, dled sIez d. viz: The lwa IcneHenls which cnnt, SC The .D u. rhin Street linte' siinate upon Le mol in east cor ner If Dauhiu and SI Joseph eefs, in T cit, O. Mobile, having fr"nt of eignI, six ieet. more or e-S, S Jusrph street, and ronl of fifty one feet inure nr less. "n Dauphin s'rteI.
 Ai-". l"t of ground and the d~e ellng and ont buildings thereon, Icing the late re sIlence of Ms t.uPhr"zlne McfOv, commencing al lhe north w.st c"rHtr nl Cha le, Ie baron's h henee nor h sio wesi, one hundred and fifty five fes one inch; thence snHlh 2" west, two hnndrt and six feet aix inches, thence south Slo east one hnpttci and fifty five iset inrl hand of Cha les Le Baron; thence nnith So east two hund, ed anI SIX feet SIX urhes 10 the place ol beginning; b. unded south by Kennedy, nur hy Isabela street. (nol opeBer) east by l.r Barou and west by W II Caiey. The ftTms of saie will be one ionrlh cash one fourth payable the Isl JuI4 l5l7 one fourth pay. able ila ls DecemIar, 1877, and the other fourth rayablr Ihe Ist day of March l94S, the purc aser giving naIes wnh moIigaee ihe premises tn secur lI,em payment. HENRY CHAMBERLAIN,
 Administrator de bnnis non the est.ie of Eu- deol9ts phrozne McVoy, deceased.
 F. R GALE, AurtIonper.
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 | UNIVE Hnad,ed Sketel e and Sktlet.n- ol ~er- nnnr -niled for bil nci-asinns: inclulg nearly one huun.ed on types aud ineiaphnrs E, lhe suhnr of ,he "pulpi t'yclopeda ae from the sixth rL- Q sh edition. Five volumes com lete ln ane. FOr sale hy Dt1ELtR. AIsn--Gnden MaXims; Th"ughl for every day m lhe Year, 'evoiional and practical. selected by rie Rev Robert Bond, author ef ''Sabbalh Mu- sings" 3c. New Years Present Edllrd by k M Evans, illus lralrd win 10 enpraNings. Thomp4nn on inc Food nf Anmals and the Fat tenine of Cattle with ihe remarks on ihe Food of Man, based uppn experiment, undertaken by order of lhe British government.
 Vol llh History of Civilization. R. Gaizntt. Myriis with other etchi"gs, by Mrs Sigouiney Rrnwnngs History of th. lIu2cno,'s
 The Young I@'y'S Friend, by Lady decg4 1 OOKS FOR CIlRi srMAS PRES SEN Is and as cheap can be found in M, store ID town.
 The complete noeIcai works of Rob IT Sonthey, Illustrated with 8 fine steel eng'avings, volume. The poeliral works of fhos MOoie, beautifully il. h,trated, vol Lad, rlhe Lake, illustrated with ten fine engra- wings.
 Scenes in he Lives ol the Apostles. edited by II Hastings Weld-eiehI splendid engrasings. Illuminated Gems of Sacred Poeiry-6 beautiful eBgravings.
 The 0pa, pure gift for the Hoydays for Isl7 edited by John Reese.
 The Evergreen for ls47. n present for all sca- sous, embellsled wIIh ten e"gi avings from designs by Chapman.
 The Floral Year, emhellished with bouquets of flowers, beautifully coio,ed. The GIfI of Friendship ior lSI7. The il,acinlh for lSi5.
 The Poeca orks of Scott, Cooper and NJ iIton fine editions. Together wiIh a large assortment of Juvenile books for ihe season, for sale by dec23 JOEL WHITE, 28 Dauplin st
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PINEs,s ALHAMnRA,

 EH. ThIs extensive establishment h,s l-lelJ .s1s hren re6ilrd in hands inr slllp. and priSstf en. trance made direct fr"in Royal sreet e splendid Ball and Concert Rnotn on the second floor, which has also been GIIed us haadsonely fnr Balls Cnn- crfts and Fairs, and may now be considered one of he finest ruuuis in the southern country
 The Bar will always be supplied wifh the best oI WINES. LIQUORS and SEGARS. TLe eating department will he under Ihe immediate superin. tendance of hepro retor, whuse exertions Io please. he trusts, will mol le found wanting.
 It ai,lllioa iO the celebrated Beef Steaks Coffee and Oysters served here, visitors can al all iimes hereafter, bc accommodated with Bmck wheat Cakes and WELSH RARFBIrS nnV26cm
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"A attention ofihe public ln his fine assortment of Garden aud Field Seeds, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Hardy Shrubs. &c. J. c. having just opened Store No 86 Royal si faiters himself that he cau sell cheap and lurnish as good article AS any in his line. Country people wishing To bug will do well to call and examine for themselves Native plaa,s packed and labelled ready for oxpor. ,siion Seeds put up ie order and warranted fresh snI genuine, as he will he censian'ly receiving fresh supplies from na eminent cuiyator at the north. decl4
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 MARINE NEWS.
l...rt .. Moh.ln-- -peeen.her es.. ls.l '

f'"rt 0G bObilr-- Bseembef SsS, -.
 CLEARED.
 Schooner Andes, Snow, for Franklin La'' bY " II IIAf
 Ship Mary Franres, Hubbard, from New York, lo c Ryan ,, Ship George Thatcher, Freeman, from Savannah to Tsrs .,t Marys Milisen, from Portland. a master. SD poarre Pastorcita alleit from Barcelona. o Esa- "a. MUrrel& eo.
 Schonuer Pearl, smith, from Franklin. La. to master. schooner Lucy BIake, lraxIon, from Charleston, Io s,rnmbnat Oregon, TIiern from New Orleans. Steamboat Creole. Reynolds. i'm New Orleans. Steamboat James l. Day, Wnnd from New Orleans. 2 StrambnHt MObie, Sutton, frein New Orleans stramhaht Creole, Rel nols from New Orleans Steamboat Monig igomery, Johnson, from Montgomery sls4mboai Robert Emmel. Monig gomery, from We tumpka, with 739 bales cnItnn
 Steamboat Selma, Bry from WetnmpkH, wlth l2O6 bales cotton.
 sIenmboal Amaranlh. Adams, from Aberdeen, with l264 bHies rait0n.
 Stenmhoat Bonrbon llafriss rom PiekensTllie wlth 922 bales cOtln
 sleaalhoal Eliza, Roberts, from Warsaw, with ilOO Steamboal Jim, Rawls, from Tuscaloosa, with ls9 balss cotton. . Steamboat Irene. Moore from Tuscnoo.a. with l47 s,eanhomt New World, Bryan, from Columbus. with lO0G hnles cotton. SprAgues' ai fraH Alabama river, wiih 2dbaes cot lon, tO Rivrs. Battle co.
 Duvas flat rrom Aabana river, with IS haies col ton, I0 BOyki MrRnc
 Per Cambria, nt BOstonl SAILED Ton rms PoRr-From Deal, Nnv Pc, bark Georgia, otis,
 From Newport. Nov 27, Br ship Yorkshire. Tfipp. From Liyerpna1, Nov 27. Rr barks Srhodar, Griffin; 2sRadkin McBfJe 29ih Br ship Queen of the oceaii, Tilley.
 CLEARED FOR THIs PoRr-From Bosion Dec l', brIg susan Abigail, PTersey. From, Baltimore, Dec I6 brig Growler, Ulmer. BAukD-From New York, Dsc IT, brig Morea. Ed ridge
 From Iewes Dec IG, bark William & James, Mercier
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CORRESPONDENTS SALE.

NtIH WI5oIOINT1IN o oAI4rs'
 M ILL be sold, for cash, by order ri the Hon 1 w A. Csiibeit. Judge "f the County Court of Mobile. a freni of the Court House of said county
 on Monday lhe 2Oh day of June next, al l2 o'clock
 MA ldf of ground and lhe improve menIs thereon, | situate ihe north east corner of S,. Michael and St. Jna6him streets. n the cy of Mobile, having
 tront St. Michael street of eighty seven feet, and | running back on St. Joachim street. one hundred and twenty feet, witL the salna width in rear as III front Sold Icy the petition of the adminislratix, and 1 heirs al law of Thomas Rlair, deceased.
 mya3 JNO C CUTHBERr, Commissioner. 0t- The above sale is postponed until Mnld4g
 the 9th day Oi July next, by consent of all par hl JNO CUTHBERf, 05- The above sale is further postponed until tbe first Monday m January next. by consent of all par ties. JN0 CUTilBERT. decIfids FEB GALE, Auctioneer.
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A SITUATION is desired hv ynung Lady "A lately lTom the North as teacher, either m :, pr,vaie family or as assistant in some public schnol Having had ten years experience in he instruction of youth. she feels confident of giving entire sais- faction. Satisfactory esiinnnniais can be given Application 10 be made at
 GATES PHARMACY dec2l 136 Dauphin street
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TINHE LIVING AGE, published by Mir. F.. Lit \ tell, Boston, Mass. has taken it's stand auane the most valuable periodicals which we have. It's weekly selections from foreign Magazines made with gr al care, aad wiIh particular reference own literary wants, diiiernglsomewa hat from those oi our transatlantic neighbors The great amount of talent bestowed upon the British Monihles and QnaI ierles IS here embndiea. and on that account the work of no light, ephenrral character; 50 that lhe first numbers nearly as valuable now as when irst issned. We wish II the high success which Il merlls and feel confident tlt il needs only to be to be warmly greeied.
 The nctoher NI, is ready for subscribers at 2s Dauphin street, where subscriptions are recenod by $ w Allen, Agent for the publishers.
 dec25 JOEL WHITE
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MAKnIIAIiS SAII.


 Charles ] shannon, )Fi Fa from the Chr
 cuit Court oI ihe U. Walter K. English & others SS 5,h judicial circuit DY virtue oi the ii IA issued and Ia ne directed Ab in the ab-se slated case. wIll offer for sale. in from 0f the United States coml house, in the city ul Mobile, on Ihe frsl Monday m January, 1SI7, between the hours of l3 and o'clock of said day, lo ihe highest bidder for cash all the right, tile and interest oi the defendants in and 10 the following described pieces or parsels Ot land, To vii: The north west half d Ihe north west quarter of section twen,y,six, township five. range four, east. bounded by lands oi Thomas English, and on all other sides by pnbc lands inc same having been levied on as ihe property oi Rachael English. Also, the nurrh half oi section Ihrleea, nnd lhe sealh half of fractional section twelve, in township five, range four east. lhe two tracts containing GAO acres, thereaboai, with al the improvements Sc. belonging Io the s,me, winch two last mentioned tracts of land have been levied on hs property Of Thomas Eng fish, of tue defendants; all of which lands in The St. Stephens land distrIct. The above mentioned lands 10 be sold to satisfy the ludg- ipent against the defendants in the above stated case. JAMES q. LYON,
 d-c2t,ds T. S Marshal :. D Ala,
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JOHN M. CADE'S

.EA BOARDING HOUSE. EA South East cu,ner public Square, Cor lsiier known as lhe Dauphin NJ Iloiel,) Mobile, is open fol the reception of Families. or private GenlIrmrn
 Entrance Dtuphin street, 3h dooI lIom the cos ner lec2Km0 Weekly Independent, Miss, will please insert one month and urward bill Ia C,
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CoLLECTORs OFFIcE,)
 Mobile, Dec. 22, 1SI6. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this " Office until let January next, for furnishing the U. $. Hospital at Mobile. with Provisions, Gro. cerics. &c for the year lS47.
 Lists of articles required he at ihe Gus tom Iiouse. JAMES F. SAUNDERS, dec22 Collector. IL T Ileralh and IIihune cnnY.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,

No St Ffaseis street, Mobile.
 n The subscriber is receiving tat ihe old sAY stand of M Malden) large and we'll selec-
 VI led assortment oi Hats, Caps, Bonnels, Art- 6csl Flowers, aud Umbrellas. The stock Isis of every variety in ihe linehas been selected with great care and judgment, expressly for lhs market, and comprises all the late improvements in style and finish. City and country dealers and planters are respectfully invited call and examine for them. selves. The entire stock will be sold prices that cannot fa Il to please.
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GOLLECTOR'S OFFIcE.( ,
 Mobile, 22d Dec. l846. SEALED Proposals for furnishing Stationery, " for executing Printing and ior binding books for this office, ua'l Ist January, lS4S, will he received mIil ihe lst January proximo All the articles of Stationery must be fully equal quality the sam pies which must accompany the offers. The prini- ing must be executed wii new and perfect |, pe and the paper used, and the binding, must be equal in malerial, style and finish. to samples which may be at this office. The proposals Tor printing must state ihe price for which ihe work will he done in elusive of paper. The articles and work will be re- quiIed from time 10 time they are wanted
 STATIoNERY-Wr Writing Paper. hand made, of linen laid or wo,s, satin "rp plain finish, faint lined and lrmmod; Fool"cap, per ream; Letter per reaa,; Folo Post, per ream; Bank Post; En velops, smooth royal, yellow; Blouing, royal; Me ac Pens, each kind, with makers na"e, per ca,d i; QuiiIs. Nos, 60 70 and 5O. per 10O black lead Pen- cils. Colen's red liaen Tape, No l2 to l5, equal. per dozen; Ink, black, quarts; Ink, red, 2 oz per duzen Waters, red. 10; sealing Wax, sup. scarlet {; Black Sand, per dozen papers.
 PRINTlNG-Bsnk t'oinis, folio post, broadside two side; Demi, do.
 BINDING Folio Post. per quire; Demi. do. dec22K0 JAMES F. SAUNDERS, Collector. Herald and Tribune copy.
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SUPERIOR BRANDY-1ho who wish to ob- otain a superior article, you'd recommend them ,o call on Van and Rsy al Pine's AIhambusa,
 N. B. The above Brandy is of recent importalisnx] and is said to be finer than any lhlng of the kind Nj this market. Ii will al all times be found the Bar ai tl,e Alhamhra. dec6
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 silks. Silks, silks hANIELS & BRADY, corner of Dauphln and LI Water streets, would cail the attention of the ladies to lheu stock of splendid Silks, the richest and cheapest ever offered in Mobile. The following are just received CT brig "Mobile" Very splendid Graduated Silk Robes; Very Rich Wide Plaid S,iks; Rich figured and striped Pekins; A Ombre Pou de sSu; Cameleon Grus d'Airgue; Cameleon Poall de Soi; Extra rich Satin striped Silk; 2s inch rich striped Bronche; Brocade Silk, in dress lengths, richest imported, Ombre striped Silks; 24 inch heavy black Gros de Rhine; P inch heavy very rich Lusue; Black waiered and striped Silks; Extra rich black striped Silk; P inch black rlch satin str,ped Silks; A few very elegant Wedding and Soree Dresses; Rich black Levantine Silks; Blue black and jet black Silks; Blue black and jet black Satins,
 N B The above were purchased at the late Per. empiory auction sales in New York, si 50 per cent ess than cost ol importation. dec25
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1 added Bindery to his bus,uess and is pre- pared to do all sorts of work in tis line with des patch. at moderate prices, and of as good quality as can be done in aay city.
 dec4 F. H, BROOKS.
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AzA PRIVATE BOARDING. AaA ksA CHARLES S. PAFT1SON, EM.
 Reeenily of the Naserlv House and formerly of ihe IaGrause House, Tuscaloosa has taken the large three sIoiy brick building on Royal street .x doors south of he Custom House. which he will ol, on ihe 9ih lnsi. as a Private Boarding House h will be under lhe immediate supeIinentance al Mas. PATTIsON, who has had much experience ia lhe business. and her particular attention will be gwen Ia such lad,es and gentlemen well as lami
 lies who may desire Ia take quarters there, eiller b, ihe day. week or month. novhMmo
 N. B.--MRs PArTIsoN has for sale u variety ol Preserves put up by herself with great o vii : Pears. Peaches a nces, Pums, Figs, Crroa; Brandy Peaches and seeded Murilla Cherries. Al. so--Apple, Quince and Plum JallIes. lno,9
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ksA AMERICAN HOTEL ANDt AaA iatSA RESTAURAT, .Ess

Formerly Commercial Exchange, SHuafed on ETchanee Si'e't, beiIosea HateT and
 meree stests, Mobile. THE above well known and popular eslablslnn ! having undergone thorough repairs duri,gssk past summer, is now open for the season To ship masters, planters and business men gen erall,, the above establishment is the convent enl al any in the clty-heing in immediate proxim ny la the wharves and principal iho,nnghf,res aud can accommodate from 60 to 60 with sleeping apart menus, and about 50 win board
 The Eating department Is on the Resaural plan, where they can get their meals al any hour IU ihe day. and the changes the most reasonable of dn, house in the city.
 gIs- The utmost order and cleanliness observed throughout the establishment. The proprietor hopes that wuh these recommendations and strict allen lion To business. To merit share of patronage.
 octl6Mmo JAMES DYER BROKERAGE NOTICE---The nnarrsigned wi- Ap continue the Brokerage Business Ter the prel sent business year. for the benefit of lhe family Alex Mackenzie, deceased, and himself, under the firm of MACkEEZIE & ilAYNIE.
 dec1S JNO. |. HAYNIE.
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gssS PEACH TREES-We have just received a " small assortment of ve,y choice Peach Trees
 which will be sold al a small advance,
 dec25 R NORTH q co
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CHRISTMAS

OKI EfS NIASs HNHE subscriber respectfully informs his custom N CTS and the public that he is making extensive preparations to supply them with CAKES, CAN DIES. CONTEMPORARIES, &c., for ihe com ing holidays.
 He has on hand the most choice lot of Fruit ever brought to lhls market.
 Cakes made to order at short notice.
 THOS. CARMELICHI dec2I corner Dau,him and St Emanuel sto
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&UNDRiEs-I0 kegs choice Goshen Butter; l' " do de Western do; 50 do Leaf i.ar; 300 bbl- white UlAning Potatoes; 90 do do Chenasgo do i; 2O boxes Sper Candles; 25 d. No Soap; 5 caskr Rice; 10 half bbls No MackerrI; 5 do do No 2 do; 4o do Mess Pork 10 do .io F M Reef; 10 kits Tongues and Sounds; 10 do salmon; 10 do Fms. 10 s,nre and for sale bv L MERCHANT & co
 dec2e 90 and e2 Commerce street.
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Life Insurance.

Life Insurance.
 VNtlE subscriber, agent for the NEw EEGLAED II MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY 0i Boston, ask the attention of Ihe pubic the singu- lar advantages which that company presents to per- sons contemplating insurance for hie-adyaut ,ges which. Il is presumed will compare fasorabl, with those of any similar institution,
 Pamphlets showing the objects. principles and regulations of this company, with forms of applica. iion and all necessary information will be furnished by ROBERT $. BUNKER, dec14 corner St Francis and Royal st
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H. ,l,. JEsTER.

Tin PIafe and Nhfet Iron WotkT,
 HAS removed from No 106 to No 4S Dauphin st, <,
 \ 1 filth door of Royal St, north side, aud w,ll keep conslantly on hand and for sale MI assortment of Tin and Iron Ware, Copper, Tin and Zine and Cutters made and put np to order repairing and
 jobbing done with neatness and despatch. dec5 fHNHE undersigned having commenced business on Il his own account, offers his services Ship
 Broker and Commission Merchant. Particular al.
 ention will be paid 10 door sales of Hay, Pota oes, Lime, Lumber. S-c., and to collecting inward
 reghts and procuring outward cargoes for vessels. Q. W. SAVAGE. dec5 No 94 Commerce street. M OTICE-The undersigned having been appoint. ' ed agent for the "Patria' the only Spanish pa
 per published in the United States, beg leave to in.
 form the public, particularly young studying the
 language. that they ~ill receive subscriptions at their oili1e (dec5l CRUZAT x MOORE
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IAOA PiECES Kentucky Baeging, various lOOO brands; 500 coils 9 ply Rope; 70, ,000 lbs T-ine, three ply; 20 bales 6annny Bags
 dec2o BEERS & SMITH GoSiEN BUTTER AND CHEESE-25 fr- M kins of selected dair, Butter in store, half Grkias of winch sill be found well suited for fam flies. for sale by [det28 O'REILLY co