Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
JOEL WHITE.
NEW BOOK ESTABLISHMENT. J. DOBLER.

Boeksetie and Stationer, No. 49 Dauphin Strea, E now opening an entirely new and excellent as- A sortment of valuable Books. The collection em- braces the best and standard authors, whose works have from time 10 time appeared. History, Biogra- phy and General Literature; the Sciences, Natural History, Useful and Fine Arts, Greek and Latin Classics, Phology, Law, Theological and Medical Books ,S-c., from the numerous writers these sub ects, may all be obtained ol the latest editions at
 the least possible expense.
 SCHOOL Books, viz: Spoilers, Readers, Die. tionaries, Grammars, ArlthmetIcs, Biographies, Histories, Biographies; French, German and SDan- ish Grammars and Dictionaries; Latin and Greek Gi ammars; Exercises and Lexicons, with the best elementary books of Rhetoric, Elocuhion, Logic, Composition, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, Draw ing, Book keeping. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mineralogy and Geology; Natural History Physlology, Astronomy, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Political Economy, &c.,, to which the attention of Dealers, Teachers and Parents, is res pectiuly invited.
 STATIoEERY-Eleeanty bound Blank Books of every descr iption, suitable for counting and public offices; they warranted To be superior for style of finish and durability; Ledgers, Journals, Daybooks ,lnvoice Books. Cash Books; Sales Books of Blue and White wove laid Papers, in Russia Ends or plain Binding; Halfbound Day books I; Long folio petty Ledgers; long and narrow petty Cash Books; Bill Books of various forms; Receipt Books, Bank Books, Memoranda Books, Cypher- ing Books, Scrap Books, Pocket Ledgers, Pass Books, Indexes, Copy Books, Scratch Books, Pro- mssory Notes, Billso Exchange; Drafts, engraved and printed; Copying Presses and Books; Bills of Lading, Blank Cards, Visiting Cards, Check Books i; Ship, Steamboat and Dray Receipts; Cotton Weighers Books
 BLANK BooKs-made to order and to any requir- ed pattern; Printed work, Music, Periodicals and Pamphlets, neatly bound.
 Together with Bibles and Prayer Books, GIft Books. &c., in beautiful bindings. The whole of which it is designed to sell upon the most favorable terms. dec 24 e UMWALT & TEST, BooKsELLERs, STA. 0 TIohERs, AND BLANK Book MASUFAcTU- RERs, No 36 Dauphin street Mobiie.-Keep constant ly hand large and we'll selected stock of Books and Stationery be found in the southern States Their stock embraces every variety of Law, Medical, Theological Miscellaneous and School Book-; Law and Mercantile Blanks, Mortgages, Deeds. Leases, Checks, Notes of Hand, Receipts, !, Bills of Lading, Bills of Exchange, Foreign and Domestic, &e. Sc. Also, Blank Books of various sizes, adopted 10 every department of business; Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Record Books, Dockets, Letter and Cargo Books, Passage Registers, Passage Books, Crew Ledgers, Wood Books, ExchaRge, Check, Bills ef Lading, and Dray Receipt Books, and every "riety of Stationery re- qnred in the Counting Room, of the very best quali ty. In short, they are determined to keep every article usually call for in a Book store.
 LAW LIBRARIES furnished on the most liberal terms also, Private and Public Libraries, with Mis- cellaneous Books.
 PARTICULAR CARE is taken in selecting the la- test and most approved editions of School Books, and punctuality and promptness observed m filling orders for Teachers of Schools and Colleges.
 SUNDAY SCHOOLS furnished with Baoks of In- struction, and for premiums and Library use.
 They are afso depostors of the Mobile Bible so- cIety, where can be had for Auxiliaries and Sab bath Schools, Bibles and Testaments at the Ameri. can Bible Society cost, with the expenses of Freight, &c. added.
 Printers of Newspapers, Periodicals and Books, furnished with all the materials connected with their establishment.
 They are also prepared to make to order, and at short notice, Dockets and Record Books for Sher- ifs and Clerks of Courts, and every variety of Blank Books for mercantile establishments, ruled ts any pattern, and bound in the neaest and most substan- tIa manner. Also, Music, Periodicals, &c. &c. bound in the neatest style, or to pattern.
 Gentlemen wishing to import any particular Law, or other Book, win, by leaving their orders, be promptly attended to, and persons ordering, may rely upon being literally dealt with, as if person. ally present.
 They therefore, with confidence, invite all persons that purchase articles in their line, forward their orders; If in the city, to examine their sock be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 Mobile. December 9th. lS45.