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aud ali other Insp rItirs 81 the BIood.
CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDIi
WE fearlessly challenge all men, whether
evidence Of 90 wonderful cure Of seroaa as III, following
which ps rformed n Eis-s. Dsysf
Mes-r. Rowtlsp ADMINISTRATION; Tn justice you.
and Of charity those aeied
fully furnish this testimonial performed
by "D'. Cs.s I.daa vtseASis More
than two years since siaeked with obstinate and
nghtfui seronula Of eminent
physicians Among
Of swams Panaeea twelve Of sands sar.arara eight
bottles large quantities Hydro
date Of Potash, and was still growing
Ny mother seeing advertisement Of "Dr C.s f4d-
psgsab Paaas called you, you spoke confidently
OF that induced Try H. although faith in
lis eeaey amer having tired other remedies without
forehead nose ears one side Of my throat
almost highly nnammed and painful Ulcers
when commenced using the PanaeeH the e9ih Of Deeem
entirely s.y esr LOar,-and in two days
The ulcers commenced healing am usng the third bottle
the ulcers are all heaed and health perfectly restored
Signed. JOHN w. APPLETON,
fhiadslpha Jan 10, 1916 Nc. Madison ST.
CRY Of PAiLad@PAia,
Personally appeared before me the sub,c ber Mayor Of
IT, 81 said City John w. Appleton being sworn depose.
and sas that the facts forth foregoing
are True 10 testimony whereof have heIeunto Sc!
ana caused the corporate be amsd
uaIy AID. 1916.
Signed. JOHN SWIFT. Mayor.
The above eeuhate OF without the
sraEgerauou almost hopeless. amer
many had failed and we attribute M. aa
cure In the incredibly short Eleven
eea" alone.
Signed. DANIEL APPLETON,
lean ehe.ru ternouy the above vr eriraornary
case and believe be Of the wonderful
Walton In relation His
with serofaIoas Ueer, which highly very
could ever be Effected hardly probable Appleton
would have lived three months longer ~i,hou, relief
Signed, WILLIAM srEELLING, NJ u.
valuable remedy for sale BY Rowand Walton Pbia
deph,.; peet Riehmond Va John p. Cslan, Washing
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SPERM OIL.

SPERM OIL.
SELL only one kind Of the above Oil. which is
from The best manufactures eon,s to this market and
can always ~sni be the very pures had
M to iho-e who prefer pure sperm oil Also
u 20 SAMUEL. E DOVE
WINTER HLEACHED SPERM OH. fIun The
w esebrl'ed mnuaetories in New Bedfors ana New
fnts' constantly for sale BY
jaie DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
SuurIIS' HELLOWS.-Jua received direct from ne
- nauufieu 90 fnn o. snhs' Bellows %
wN s = JNo DoNSAN.
u M Main street
Ft'Rt NKS, TRUNKS. THUNKs.-ws have Jus ~.
eeyod large stock Of Travelling uzes
made on IRON Fame ans v'n hnsh-d which VIII s,u
cheap We invite Nv ~ want TO can ard cminc soet
prices before hey buy ieu PUrNEY WAITS
ROBERT MOTT
House sian Painter and Giazter
Hsli DOR @ ~ rre1s-rf Brvt Frive-f Ttr7fzii,
As received mrthc supply Of Paints OILS Corv ant other
Frcpeh AID wirow G,ss ties from s1to 10
soIso inches an Of which, he desrOus ny s
NuA la,sc uppy Of soap Stone Paint sOr o-, gu
Terior raintfor Tn Or sAiurled Roof IN
UST no RAND, as-or,rpsu, ofbcauu'uFr, ssrsess
az 20 wM BOOTH
TSIyH, BACON, &c.-we have HsitnEs and BACON 10,
% fof bargains GRErrRR a GREITER
ju - toor. eelov ne Ben
A COMPLETE assortment Of all kinds Of
n summer Has 70 b found ~ an tunes
jus N MOWERS, No ~ Main street
II IME.-LIME.-6OO Casks fresh Thomas
- Limo, andinr fon s,hf willow ard Tor all by
jos HENRY FtsHER
II IFLE AND BLAsTING POWDER.
~ sah Pgtfe, Nee, Coppsss &C. FoF sae b.
WW DAVENPORT, ALLEN co
NReINIA BACoN--iaooo 70, Vfrsinis Cured Bacon 9s,
rsevsd, and or ale ~
ms HtssELL = MeCANpItSW
A fPLg BRANDY-SO bots Apps Brasdy In .,o,. ard n,
= nFR blSSELL NeCANDLfsH.
IDElME wnrG CORN-iiOo bu,hc. Prime white Corn. /,
store, and Coz sale In lots sui purchasers by
~ HtSSEt.T. a NrrANnT.fzU.
SuFEROR BERMUDA ARROW ROOT sutabi, f,r isvsTs
~ and inianis ot sale ~ GAYNOR 4 WOOD.
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POTOMAC.
Whole Fare from Richmond 10 BaIii-
more including Meals 81.
'lNHE public are hereby advised that on and af.
- ter Thnuday. the Oh OF July, new swirl and beautiful
Steamer MOUNT VERNON Capt q. w GunneH will run So.
res IN connection with the hmond Freereksbug Pcto
mac Rail Road between the bdng Acqu CeeL and Pinsy
Point aSd tmore.
Passengers leaving Richmond NJ in the Car, on Moni,ys
and Thufsiays, hequia ard r.
where they take the splendid Vernon Descending
the Potomac they dine Vernon Having view
Of he beauuial Of the Potomac arrive
fney foni to where pas.en
gers IN TIE PAVILION at that bathing Leaving Pney
Point amer Trey Baltimore in the couse OF t-
Bay Boats who have en Richmond earlier the ,a
morning.
A. this line avoids the wide potion Of the Bay p.
Seneeis BY II or nj
ftpms and are much Of delays
route in iamore than they possibly by River
and Bay iine.
Returning on Tuesays ana Friday,
al arrive atPney Point breakfast Aeqaa Cock
by IL NJ whence they with Passengers by great Mail
Tain, arriving al Richmond by 81 Pm
The houEt Vernon put IA ssenrers Al all the
landings on the Potomac, going and .eturning.
Passage and Pare Including meals Pnsy and board
the Mount vermont between ny
intermedat point and Baltimore a.
Pssafe and Pare between Richmond Pney Point or any
other landing the Potomac 81.
Passage and Pare burg ana Pipey Point
lis tte determination Of nd Steamboat Gonna
MES to keep this line be always AZ low
by other line, and sbS be more and
more expeditions than okeT bewecu Richmond and Bal
timore. except tie Great Mail lire
For further particulars through tickets apply Al the Rehmond
& Fredericksburg Rail Boad Ofiee.
THOMAS SHARP.
col Agent Of Transportation
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
,R OLD AND ONLY ~
nv X 4 g u l. AR LINE. NJ
SeAoe.er NASSAU, Captain M.ruis.
GREENwAY, (srw) W. coucu
MANCHESTER ss.cx
COURIER, (ssw) CouoH
PATRICK HENRY, tsrw) CHEsrxs
MARIETTA BURR, lsEwl KsIrr.
LYNCHBURG, GouLD
This line Of Packets been by general patron
age Of the Merchants OF Richmond for sen
the propneors naersl solicit
ing that shall he forwarding
their goods kAs AMI with Dispatch Tn. Vessels
class limos ~ newt commanded by experience.
trade and Merchandise
OF premium for freight passage having superior
tons apply to the masters board.
JAMES FISHERS SONS, Agents
Do Goods to be reshipped New Orleans Mobile
cola other places will be
York by the Agents New York free Of
eept such actually be incurred
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EAGLE HOTEL


HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
II which have fitted out with Furniture aud every eomfo
table decomposition for BoaTe by the Day Month year
also for Transient vsteFs. As every will be
give subtraction, hope be literally patronred Persons
ing the City would do well Eagle Hotel tIa-and
thos having horses assured made the best
nranEemehtfor having them well taken Of
r. 26-d6m MARY r.. CRTMP
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DIR, CULLEN's
INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY.

" CUhE NJ IA The great remedy
for secret diseases OF all kinds and every stage
Dr. Cuens Indian Vegetable Remedy composed entirely OF
American roots Travellers the Indians
venereai DISEASES knowledge Of Mercury
Basam The propneors IL Al great
cost directly ffou Indian and an op
Poituni OF being cured avs Mercury the
nauseons taste OF Balam This medicine
and leaves odor upon the breath.
Prepared solely by Rowland Walton Wholesale and
retail BY Jos Rowand 376 Market Philadelphia:
Richmond Va; John p canan, Warrington Henry Cook
andria. uy4
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VALUABLE NEW BOOKS,
ust received by Drinker A. Morr;s

81 Nam Street.
" vile ' e@ssH gr MARY somer
haEPefs Ne" Miscellany No II The Bible the Kona and
we anld or Biblical Legends Musulunap.-eonnIleJ
O Aourses and compared Jewish rsdOns By Dr.
hafi-fs New Miscellany No "a School Dictiouarv Of
eH ana Roman ADMINISTRATORS arxrr
~ "m Smith u. With corrections and Improvement bv
Charies Anhoa, L L n -
teneh Domestic Cookery Combining elegance with eeopo
my eeserining new culinary processes, the man
sh OF the table; instruction carving French German
.h span sh and Italian Cookery twelve HUNDRED
Ses 'aey OF new modes Of keeping sterilx
wings '' 49, WIN macy easrA
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July IS, 1916
UHoMM.SS kE NEW GOODS.

- eeived BY express from NswYurt- J"S' ie-
Black Velvet Ribands
Bob5in Edges
Sauze FiaDnels real wesh
French Lawn Hdkf.
flouneed Grass Skirt,
French Laess &c
IN Iab'e Diapers and Dama,k r,s.- -,
SHy ., winch viii be offered Io o., ~ moe s'oSk
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these important remedies the Of close application
tended the genuine offspring Their sani
tive influence has been felt and Acknowledged BY untod
from NORTH south and ~esrom the
humble roofs Of the yaea made by voice
ing praise.
Dr. well congratulate himself benefit aecTung
from his researcher and rejoice that perm
healing balm afflicted, position env,abe than the
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[IlI1IIIl3LRS

INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
FER the Cure OF scrofuia, Mercuriai Disc .es,
aud all other Impurities 81 the Hood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDIi
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GALLAGHER q OLDNER have on ba
ana receiving direct from tbs Ispoasss IN New YorE
OdLobdon noek Ban u, viutage 1890
FiHe 0id oad, DuPuy 4 Co. Brndy
fehVoEsin Co.
superior Old Port WIze, 10 boslts and .,.k,
Madeira and Sherry %
$500 genera szsortneRi Of all kinds Wines and Lauor-
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19

Per steamboat Winoua rom Wars9w-rartt, Stew ATT ca 22J bhlcs; A Leiia ard coi2 Bull. Dy yehtI& 3; Lahuzan 1; Sims, Redls < llnwze g. strnng 6 Ulrck [; Leavens X Maloue T. Lyon X Baker l3 liar Davis i9; Rupert McCellnhd 2l; Dickinson X Eu~lis 34i T0umer, Gay co 40 Crawford & Gnwdey A; De sha smith X co 7s,-E l. Andrews q co ls2.
 Per steamboat Irene from Chiles Frrry-Peck & Shackelford 52 baies NJ Withers & 25; Garrett & Tal Tor 2si Allen & iladen l2i K Carlisle 1875 c Guode l6; Rives, Battle & co C.
 Per steamboat Lowndes from Montgnmery-Rives, Bat Ile& 23 bnles Boy kin & McRae 2le Donald & Mar shall l3l Harrison & Robinson ll3 Tarleton Scott l0l Walsh 29; c c Henry 56 Dicknsnu & Edstis 49; 27, Andrews 6 Dawson 3l; Iloyt & Ford l9 Smith. MyckolI 1 Nicoll H. BnTt %; Crnig 5; W 0is < co 2j Austila; E Carlisle 1; w M Plessanis 2; T Lesesne ll Slrng x Urek 27i leayeDs < Malone C.; Gordon & Garry 3; smith, Walker & co g. Crawford & Gowdey II; A Pope Son 50i Ilurwell& Davis 4iJ S T Matthews 4l
 Per steamboat Montgomery from Moniaomery-E L Andrews & co 22S balesj Ho,t Ford2 Tarleon & Scott 30J Deshs, Smith k co229; Rives, Battle A co l32; j E & T NJ Matthews F q w rarleIun 3J w Armstrong & co "A; Walsh 23i Mauldn & Ter re 40 Toomer, Gay & co 6 Boykin 6 Mcllae 37; Patrick. Irwin & co 2J ] Wilhers l0i Bull. Dychr & co '; Strans q UIriok si Donald & Marshall 253; W Olds co 25 Stoi1er l5; T Lescsne 54; c Gonde 30; Crawford & Gowdey 27 Smith, Walker k co B. Tarwel X Davis 20.
 Per steamboat Bourbon from McLaren's landing- Mauldin & Terrell l76 bslesi Craward & Guwdey 93: ] U'Cumm ius 66; Walker X Simpson 69; J r Sy kes & Son 62; Rive ', Battle x CD eos LedyUrd co 4si Hill 49; Dickinson x Ensiis 45; 40; Toomer. Gay 25, C Kelly 2a; T II Wilson 20; sirang x Uirick 21; Scoit Slough co 14; Cal honn Glover IS; Simp- son x larbin 12; A Campbell l3; ] Winners & co l0 Leavens Malone lU Harwell X Davis 9; Rupert Me Leind & Bralford ts Saunders z; Drsha, Smith x G. Howze 1, L,on & Baker l; II Cunningham A. Tarlt Stewart & OS.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
COMMERCIAL.

fRIDAY EVENING Dec le. CoTToN-The sales of he lss da, are estimat- ell al 7019 biles-say 5O0 Wednesday 3D00 nn Thurs day, md 25OO day natng The transacons of he l2 300 baie Since st report prices have gradua fly been improving, and quote mid 9!Mg5 mid lair 7ii fair Oe he market cuslhs with considerable firm ness The purchases have been principally for France md the continental markets, win portion taken on Northern acconnl. The receipts Of the week are s0y balrs, exports I'll, leaving Inc sioek hand IS 25l bales.
 ExeHaNaE-We nnte good demand for Exchange, Ftgnes 5f 5f4s05i42 New York CO day Bills ItaD2 per nj di>connt. cherk- Nrw Orequs par0Di per cent Iftn. State Bank pape5 4aA per cenr discount,
 fRtlGars-Thr market Is very firm, British Ships on the berth are refusing sd, and informed thnt snail lot shipped nt II l6I yesterday Coa.twi.e Freishs have eSn improved, ad Ihe following engage mehts hnve taken piace our report "a brig for New York 4cj brk iar rfngilrnce al sc and brig for Galveston ni 8 pe for lumbrr. Vessels on the herlh for New York asking r., nt which rate small parcels have been shipped. The disengaged in potl Is very light aud the rates are tending up. wards.
 IF Late this evening ship was taken up for Havre at le.
 NEW YoRK-Sales of Cation on the 10th are reported al hom 400 Ia 5B0 barson he lIh 20O0 bales, with "a firm market.
 Exchange Foreisn-Thrre is \ very limited demand for foreign bills 10 day w. continue our lorner qno tatinns E Bills on London i06t D l06 Paris 5f 41D if363 Flour-fhere i- rirady d mana for Western Canal and 405010 hs Michigan, Ohio and fenesee have been sold at S30Sl,U6I, with some ht S5,l2t. southern Flonr is inactive. sooO0 bushels mixed Western Corn soid al 65c for export.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19

Our readers may remember, that m discussion V,e had some time slace with the Advertiser of this ei,y on the suhjecl of northern abolitenism' the editor of that paJ er quoted string of resolutions, offered by a Mir. Borsfow n the New Hampshire Democratic State Convention, and described them as ..democratic" nbotionism. We then showed that these resolutnr not received or supported by the convenlinn bit hustled out with indignation and the author accused of reasonable purposes, in ,hTusting such staie ments upon q democratic meet. ing Th. fact ihe Advertiser never mentioned. and has never since stated admitted il. We re- cali these circumstances al this time, merely 10 add a fact that has since occurred, which is of some sig nifcance, when taken in connexon with Mr. BARsrom's conduct, and Ihe use made of his re- solutions. lt is, that the treatment which his-abo litionsm received in the convention, so offended him, that he has openly renounced the Democratic party and has taken the field against it's nomina. sions, on abolition grounds; this cooperating with that oiliane. which making abolitionism he bond oi Unon achieved in the lae elections. the triumph which delighed our contemporary so much.
 Mir Barslow's abandonment oi his party, and the grounds of tnat abandonment, are facts, that are not likely 10 be mentioned in the Advertiser, which made his repudinrcd abolition resolutions ground of impeachment against the democrats.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
lcoMMUNICATAD.I

PRTEsTAET ORFHAK ASYLUM -Esominafion ef fhe Chiidren-Af7 e4ranee'ef he 6tiding- Natur' ef the Ipsiaation. We hsd the pleasure ihis morn ing of visiting lh's interesting charity We founo a new and substantial structure. in aSquet ant healhy booking suburb, and in the ceute of large encosure marble tablet the dour infoi med us that il was erected in lS45.
 Within, were assembled forty or fifty ch.ld'en in plain but clean dresses, all looking as happy as if they were at home. The liill4 people afpeared somew hat anxious Nhtn they meie called into the drawing room 10 rece their essons; butthe kind counesances of the guests, and especially the mo thtry manner of the teacher soon reassured them aud they went through lheir exercises with more precision, ihAn many child educated al costly schools woul have done cilia eapo@,ed -t cosk sclwauudsssl ani shis inst itu,on is free 10 al letbnsexsinnssan dsaatsins sdnaas foItscYt tznlbpnltBg seeetsIai donations of elI s0its will lhS tkaokfpis received,
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19

MILITARY APPoINTMLNTs-ln the Genera Orders No. 52 from the War Department, we fnc
 list of promotions, appointments. Sc, down to the 30lh ult. We belle e they are all in the usBa course, save ihe appointment of Maurice Maloney. SearEeant Major in the 4ih Infantry, 10 be 2d Lieu Lieutenant, and of Hermann Thorn, oi New York so be 2d Lieu,ensnt. Mir. Maoney's promotion it due to his gallant services. and the country will be erati6ed by his elevation from the ranks. MT Thorn is the son of inc wealthy gentleman of the same name, so well known in New York nnd Paris If we recoect arigh, ihe time this Mexican wal broke out he held commission in the Austrian service. The news that ihe United States were 2 war no sooner reached him than he threw up his commission. though an eligible one, and hasIenet home 10 do service in the Army of his own country IN O Picayunc
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19

The New York Tribune, the ora e of inc tri umphant branch of N. York whggery-the head o the nms-is much chagrined that its party did mol siand up the principle of free negro suffrage al the late election, and thus treats of the duties of ht two parties from iher declared principles Of nc t,on:
 "That party winch has perpetual halter round its neck of which the rope held in the slave re- zion had some sort of miserable apology for the almost unanimous vote Il gave against equal sui frage; but whigs who opposed il have such ex suse. They have done deed at once unrg ghleous eowardly and suicidal, which we trust they will hst to repent and atone for"
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
pAsaRcN<:scasS.

Per steamboat Irene i'm Chiles Ferry-Capi Webbing lady and child, Messrs Payne, Ilucl, smpson Ward Me Donald.
 Per steamboat Lowndes, from MnI tgomery-JOncs and lady, rhomas on, lady md child, Hlrriss iAdy and children, Williams. lady aud child, w Davis, lad, and children, Mrs Mobey and children, Webb, lad and children, Mrs Gleason. T Sumeriin, lady and children Miss 5umerliu, Drs Rahers, B0rt, Cald we'll T w Bell Capi T nspree, Messrs Dunn. Og burn Cuuk, Foster, Davis Whlis. Whiaker, Hardy Whii-tune, Gardner, Cude, DoNi Ross, Wiley, Av afy, Fizlibhon, Belihes, Mason, Wnie d, Carlisle, Ty rus, sherwto od, Saddler. Jaynes, Ogiesbry. 0btoOk Allen, Gimure, Donney, Morton Dabuey, Summery III szrmorr, s,orr Johnson, Gunter English, Allen, Pack eT Suueriyn
 Fer steamboat Montgomery from Muntgou,sry-Di Sson and lhdy, Cnate rnd lsiy Mrs Williamson. Miss iiatman, Rushing, Alien, Me>srs X T Brown. A Me- gee, il Derrick, W Lacey, Armstrong; Moxey w Grlsseit. Rushing, Wood Niven, Gerald. Bibb and 30 others.
 Per steamboat Bourbon from m- McI.aren'. landing Ars CraW ford and ? children, Mrs Nelson, Miss Brad shaw, Cnls bnker, Watts Capt T w Lylrs. Messr, Kelly. Moure, Wilson, Jones. Roseuiha Conway, Lo gan, Cunningham, Lyles, Epps, Townsend. Watson Austll, Kennedy, Adair, Brown White, Johnson, mas ter Adair.
 h the hark Zenobia, sailed lih ins from Boston fo Moaiie- -Mess,s Guetney and lady Lundy and lady Nc Nriis and lady, Mrs Phelps, Miss McNellis Miss Bag .ey, Messrs Porter, Rrid stanley. sheffield
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19
ADMINIaTRAToR,s SALE.

W pufsu ol an order and decree made lIy the honorable John A Cuihhert. Judge of the count, cnnrt of Mobile county, will expose for sale on Monday he first day of February nexr, in front oi the house of said county. al the usua hour ol She,i1's sales. lbe following described rea esla c of whicl, lhe late Enphr zae flcVoy died sIezed, ,iz: The two tenemPnls which compose the "Dau- pliin Street Hotel, situate up,n inc north easl nf Daunhin and S Joseph streets, in the city ol Mobile, having (r"ut of rig ly six feet, more or le s, Si Joseph street. aud front of fifty feet more or less, nn Dauphin sreei.
 4 lso 1T lot of ground and the dwelling and ont lu pgs thereon, being the late re,i lence of Mrs EGpiroztne McNo{, commencing at the nor tn VI st corner of Chal e. Le I'arons ui, thence north 8le west. one hun fred and fifty five tet one incl i; thence south 9n west, Two hundred nd sixty feel six lnches thence souih 6lo east one hundred and f.,y five feet one inch, 10 land of rht,les Le Baron thence north go east, hundred ani SIX leet six inches to the place of beginning; bounded soulh by Ke north hy Isabela street, (no oCened) east b. C Le Baron and west by " II Carey.
 The terms of sale will be nnrh cash. one fourth payable the 1si Jue, I8l7, fourth pay able the lsI December, l8i7, and the other puii na, able he st day of March 1918, ihe purchaser giving notes with mortgage on the pemisrs tO srcure their payment. HENRY CHAMBERLAIN,
 Admnslrsto, de bonis the estate ol hu-
 deGl9lIs phrozine McVoy, drceased.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19

presentsdb b. Mir LOWELL for his benefit this evening
 The "Rakss Prosress is said to be drama of great iHtsrssi, and from the excellence of the east, we nay expect to see il wtu played. Mss JULIA TUhEBuLL will, for the last time his sason ap- pear rsndlexscate sveral of her best dances. or Mr iLosxLLwe Gan briefly say, he merits good behe. fiji froa Mobile pablc. His talent as 4 comedian lhs skill assn sesor. and his character as sen,iel ihsas safite him to oas respect aud aitenohs saie
 uaESsasste ssNetfo Shae qsaissSi His yaipve refer pfgssyss ysrihsTpsssl llsfMssI qh ldsd,Ae, regafpr
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19

A public meeting held at Chicago, (lll has in sisted upoa holding the proposed internal improve ment convention al iha, city, instead of St. Louis as proposed by he chamber of commerce Of the lat Scr place in ihe crcuar mentioned some time ago
 The proceed gs conain fling al ihe Memphis proceedings as having been par,icularly devoted to s.south western interests" and demand conces- sion for the interests of inc north west.
 This is A bad sign for that settlement of the in tsrnal improvement question, which has been pro mised as Une of the fruits of surrendering the doc arine as 10 western r,vers.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19

LArGR FR Rio fAtEIal.-T The brig Selma Cap ia Ja#hslu, ari'ed al th's fort yes'efday fom R'o in,uo whence she ll, on i.ie 29th Cc oher, n company Mth lhe hlia Am Ii bolnd ry Baiu mer3. Ne leara from GaLtaln Jacks n ihat lhe [. $ sioop Of wsr Saratoga, wl ch touched a Rio s ,ma tne sncu, hpuad to tal fIrnia, rui back in ds rcss un he 2s Oc abar, having shipped sen in T agy gale oil c pe Horn, which caused lhr l5ss al her qnller bots spli sa ls damaged spors. and starred Ter ds ck and ser ira,nei she wi bs de- tdned som time for rea,rs Also, leij al Rio the U $ tfeate Independence, to sail on tn, 30ih Oct. fir c li(or.ia
 Thc br< l. E.nntbec, C'ptin m ,, of Waldo borough, Me, arfi, e3 at Rio on |. -1th Ocleb.r, rem t1e 0 Gdaade, and on lhe 18Th, wbile lhe ,,s7, WIS pror edinl from inc lower halhor to the upn.r, Captain SHih fell dead on rhe quarter. deck wtile canyersng n ha wi!e--su posed io have been sun.strucb- [N Del'a
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-19

The line of steamers for communicating between Ensla land and the Pacific Ocean, via,ihe Is,hnus, IS aow ready. Steamships leave England on the Sd of every month. and arrive at Chagres about the 18th. Here all and every thing for the Pacific is carried over the lshnus mules, m from to 10 hours. On the other side steamship is in readi- aess for conveyance to Peru, Equador or Chi- These steamships leave Panama on the 25,h arrYe at CallaO, Peru, on the 7lh, and valpariso the 24h, stopping at ur,een intermediate ports along the coast. The distance between Panama and Val pariso Is 3,25e miles and is accomplished by three sesmshiPs in thirty days. ,ncludingall the sloppng
 ss, ~hich occupy from to 8 hours al each place,